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By John Schaffner It was symbolic, but impressive none the less. On Thursday, Aug. 30, in a re-creation of the scene as has been depicted by historians, the commander of the Brig Niagara was lowered onto a longboat with the “Don’t Give Up The Ship” flag draped over his shoulders. The commander is a direct descendent of Oliver Hazard Perry, and was rowed by several Niagara crew members to board the USS DeWert, an Oliver Hazard Perry Class frigate docked in Cleveland Harbor. It was an historic transfer of command from the direct descendants of the commander of the U.S. Navy Fleet in the Sep-

tember 1813 Battle of Lake Erie to the commander of a modern U.S. Navy ship. This event was the official opening of a number of ceremonies and activities that will commemorate the bi-centennial of the Sept. 13, 1813, Battle of Lake Erie, the battle that took place about 10 miles north of Port Clinton. The guest speakers for the event included Commander Joseph C. Thomas, the Commanding Officer of the USS DeWert; Rear Admiral Gregory Nosal, Commander Carrier Strike Group Two; Vice Admiral Charles W. Martoglio, Deputy Commander U.S. European Command; US Coast Guard Admiral Mike Parks; and David Zavagno, Chairman of The Perry Group Battle of Lake Erie Bicentennial Committee. In the battle, Perry was forced to transfer his flag through a hail of enemy fire from his flagship, Lawrence, to the other brig in his command, Niagara. That singular event has been depicted in many pieces of artwork, including the mural in the stairwell at the Ottawa County Courthouse as well as in a painting that hangs on the wall in the Victory Bar at The Island House. A committee, headed up by former Port Clinton Mayor Debbie Hymore-Tester, is meeting to plan the city’s activities to welcome one of 16 Tall Ships from the Great Lakes for the celebration over Labor Day weekend in 2013.

Ottawa County Commissioners Mark Stahl and Jim Sass pose with the Commander of the USS DeWert following the flag transfer ceremony Thursday in Cleveland Harbor. For a complete schedule of events of the 200th anniversary commemoration of the Skirmish on The Peninsula, which will be observed this month on Sept. 22 and 23 at several locations in and around Marblehead, check with the Ottawa County Historical Society at www.thekeepershouse.org.

While guests were touring the US Naval Vessels docked at Cleveland Harbor last Thursday, they were entertained by a practice session of the famed US Navy Precision Flying Team, The Blue Angels.

The full calendar of events commemorating the Battle of Lake Erie Bicentennial, as well as opportunities to get involved, can be found at www.battleoflakeeriebicentennial. com. To learn more about the U.S. Navy’s participation in the Celebration of the Bicentennial of the War of 1812, visit www.ourflagwasstillthere.org.

The descendents of Commodore Perry are joined on the fantail of the USS DeWert by two Navy Admirals along with several sailors who were also honored on Thursday for their part in the ceremony.

Ohio voters to receive absentee applications by mail
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted has announced that this week more than six million applications to vote absentee in the upcoming Presidential Election will be mailed to Ohio voters, arriving in mailboxes shortly after Labor Day. “This mailing represents an unprecedented move toward uniformity, accessibility and fairness in Ohio’s elections process,” Secretary Husted said. “For the first time voters in all 88 counties will receive an application to vote by mail – turning their kitchen table into a voting booth.” Voters need only to complete the personalized absentee ballot application by providing valid identification, date of birth and signature, and mail it back. Their ballot will then be mailed to them. National elections experts have noted that Ohio is the only state in the nation to send out absentee ballot applications to all registered voters, other than those states which vote exclusively by mail (currently Washington and Oregon). Voters must complete and mail in their application by noon on Saturday, November 3, 2012. If they change their mind and go to the polls after having requested an absentee ballot, they will have to vote provisionally. For more information about the 2012 election, visit www.MyOhioVote.com.

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This Saturday is THE BIG DAY. As Gem Beach Rocks Again! four great bands will be playing for eight continuous hours near the site of the original Gem Beach Dance Hall that was so popular back in the early days of rock ‘n’ roll. We are bringing it all back, The Cage, the music, the fun and laughter, Saturday, Noon to 8 p.m.
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Beginning Sept. 10, Danbury Township will have new recycling containers, more frequent pickups and will be located at 419 S. Bridge Rd., which is also the site of the Police Station. This service is available 7 days a week during daylight hours and is only for residential use, not for businesses. They accept glass bottles and jars, aluminum and steel

cans, plastics stamped #1 and #2 as well as plastic containers stamped #3 through #7, flattened cardboard boxes and cartons (including soy milk cartons), junk mail, office paper, phone books, magazines and newspapers, including inserts. Bottles, jars, cans and cartons must be rinsed and the lids need to be removed. All containers that hold liquid must be emptied.
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ces wins our weekly $20 gift card from Friendship Food Stores PLUS 2 tickets to Gem Beach Rocks Again on September 8. We’ll be hiding Wylie again this week. If you find him, drop off an entry form at our office in the Beacon Place Business Center or click on the Find Wylie Icon at our website, www.thebeacon.net.
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to 5 p.m. Please take one of these opportunities to give the gift of life to a total stranger by giving blood.
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We made Wylie Walleye very hard to find last week. Our Find Wylie winner is Frances Szabo, who was among only 78 contestants who found Wylie hiding on the shoulder of one of the entertainers in the ad for The Listening Room on page 12A in last week’s Beacon. Frann

Three Red Cross Bloodmobiles are coming to our area this weekend. On Friday, Sept. 7, the Bloodmobile will be at Magruder Hospital from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. On Saturday, they will be at Catawba Township Hall from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Finally, The Bloodmobile will be making a visit to St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church in Marblehead on Wednesday, Sept. 12 from Noon
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The non-profit program, Riders Unlimited, is seeking hay. The therapeutic horseback riding program that really does wonderful things for handicapped individuals needs hay donated or offered at a reasonable price so their horses have plenty for the winter. For more information, contact Rebekah Recker at 419898-6164 or 419-307-0222.
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Green Island Race. Also congrats to the team of Thomas and Park McRitchie of Port Clinton Yacht Club who won first place honors in PHRF A Division.
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Congratulations to my old friend Bryan Huntley from Sandusky Sailing Club who was the winner of the coveted Green Jacket, emblematic of victory in PHRF Overall in last weekend’s
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The Port Clinton Artists Club had new signs created this year for their Arts in the Park event. One of their big signs was stolen. They cost the club $565 each and they planned on changing the date on the sign for the upcoming events each year. To say the least, they would like the sign returned. If anyone knows the whereabouts of the sign, call Barbara Radebaugh at 419-341-0390.
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essence delaying if not putting a stop to the hopes of development of Waterworks Park. THIS IS IN DIRECT CONFLICT TO WHAT THE VOTERS OF PORT CLINTON REQUESTED DURING THE REFERENDUM VOTE NEARLY FIVE YEARS AGO. Unfortunately, these Council members are only hearing from the anti-development fringe in the City of Port Clinton. I need your help in making it VERY clear to these Council members that the anti-development fringe are the minority of the interested parties in this community (essentially reminding these Council members of the outcome of the referendum vote from five years ago.) Look at the areas around Port Clinton – every political subdivision is moving forward – Portage Township is experiencing growth, Catawba Township, the Marblehead area, downtown Sandusky, Perkins Township, Huron, Vermilion are all doing the same … yet far too many of Port Clinton’s leaders are not willing to take the necessary steps needed to put Port Clinton on the right path! Yes, there are small steps being taken in help turn around PC. Entrepreneurs like Bill VanDergeissen and his establishments 1812 & Rosie’s; Amy Slater-West and the Madison Street Pub with Wednesday night Jazz; Bill Yuhaz and the Great Lakes Popcorn, Kokomo Bay, Mango Mama’s complex and Comedy Night and even my boss Ron Miller and the Listening Room which brings up-and-coming Nashville artists to Port Clinton. However, they are doing what they can with relatively limited resources available to them. It’s up to the City leaders to create the atmosphere of success like has been seen all around us. TABELING this ordinance is not creating this atmosphere it telling the world just the opposite! We ALL (resident or 2nd home owners) have a vested interest in seeing Port Clinton thrive and there is no doubt in my mind that Waterworks Park will play a vital role in the future success of PC. Please contact these council members and express your desire to move forward with the development of Waterworks Park. So, where is Mayor Leone on this issue? He’s stated he’ll do what Council directs him to do. However, unlike the recent creation of a Revitalization District in downtown Port Clinton he’s not shared his thoughts on the City/JMBM partnership publically. There is a Planning and Development Committee Meeting slated for 5:30 PM on Tuesday, September 4th at City Hall. All committee meetings are public and I would ask you to attend or at least share your thoughts with Council before the meeting on this matter. I can assure you the anti-development fringe will be doing their part in full force! Again, please contact these Council members and if you choose Mayor Vince Leone to let them know your thought. Members of Council that voted to TABLE the JMBM Ordinance are: Randy Lipstraw – Ward 3 [email protected] 419-573-9049 Ron Aukerman – Ward 1 [email protected] Cole Hatfield – Council-at-Large [email protected] 419-734-9718 Kathy Mehl – Ward 4 [email protected] 419-376-6581 Vince Leone – Mayor [email protected] 419-734-5522 x 8 I may also be reached for comment – 419732-1111 (office)  

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Waterworks Park development
I need your help – more specifically Port Clinton needs your help! I believe you all know the multi-year history associated with the City attempts to develop the area along the lake and river known as Waterworks Park. The initial attempt was successful in overcoming a referendum organized by a handful of citizens determined to stop any development. However, the delaying tactic of this anti-development fringe resulted in the developer backing out of the deal. Honestly, who could blame the developer for backing out? Time is money and if the signals coming from PC are delay and stall with the message received as money lost. Most recently the Planning and Development Committee of PC Council recommended to the full City Council the passage of an ordinance directing the Mayor to enter in to an agreement with a California company (JMBM) to seek RFQs (Request for Qualification) from prospective developers of the Waterworks Park site. RFQ are merely a notice to the world that PC is interested in your qualifications to potentially develop Waterworks Park. JMBM is a global organization responsible for tens of billions of dollars of development on nearly every continent. In other words they have the resources and connections to make things happen. This past Tuesday evening Council heard the 2nd of three readings on that proposed Ordinance. If passed by a majority of council (4 of 7 yes votes) the Mayor would be given the authority to contract with JMBM and JMBM would perform as proscribed in their scope of services (i.e. contract to seek out prospective developers.) However, Randy Lipstraw (Ward 3 Councilman) made a motion to TABLE this ordinance. Three other Council members agreed with Lipstraw – Ron Aukerman, Cole Hatfield, Kathy Mehl – in

Thank you from Friends of the Cemetery
The Port Clinton Friends of the Cemetery want to extend a huge thank you to everyone who responded to our yearly fundraising letter. Also, many thanks to the Ottawa County Community Foundation and the Stenson Fund for again finding us worthy to receive grant monies. Special thanks to Cuevas Construction for the beautiful job on the curbs at the entrance of Riverview Cemetery. Thank you to the city workers for your logistical thinking and placement of the trash receptacle bases throughout both cemeteries. The actual trash receptacles should be in place by year end. Thank you Elaine Heise and Port Clinton Glass for your contributions and help with issues at the mausoleum. Thank you John Kozlok for planting all the flowers in the many empty urns at Lakeview Cemetery and for keeping them watered during a very dry summer. Also special thanks to John Kozlok and Dave McDougall who quietly go about taking care of the many veterans graves within our cemeteries. This is a never ending job but very much appreciated. Thank you Mr. Peters of Peters Aluminum for a fine job of installing new gutters at the mausoleum and to Mr. Tom Oberle of Seaway Building Services for overseeing the painting of the inside of the mausoleum. And finally I want to extend a very special thank you to Elva Cortez, Joan Hurrell, Sandra Koch, Mary Mills and Maria Moon who are the backbone members of the Friends of the Cemetery and never waiver in their dedication to the betterment of our cemeteries by always going the extra mile to get things done. With much gratitude, Dana Alvarez President, Port Clinton Friends of the  Cemetery

Thanks,   Mike Snider Council-at-Large City of Port Clinton

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45th year Class Reunion the weekend of Sept. 8 and 9. They will meet up on Friday night, Sept. 7 at Bell Mell’s at 7 p.m. On Saturday they will have a table reserved at the Gem Beach Rocks Again event before heading to the Elks Lodge for dinner.

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Once again, the more than 250 American Flags you saw lining E. Perry Street and Fremont Road in Port Clinton over the weekend didn’t get there by accident. They were placed there by the Ottawa County Republican Women’s Club.
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The 2012 Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual Golf Outing on Monday, Sept. 10 at the CIC golf links. Registration is $110 per player for the four person scramble. Interested players can sign up at the Chamber office at 110 Madison Street in downtown Port Clinton. They are also hosting a “Mini

Golf ” event at Island Adventures for just $40 per player. For more information, call the Chamber at 419-734-5503.
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The 7th Annual Terry Heise Scholarship Golf Classic will be held on Saturday, Sept. 29 at Oak Harbor Golf Club. Registration will start at 7:30 with a 9 a.m.

shotgun start. Terry was a coach, mentor and friend to many in Port Clinton, and the proceeds go to the worthy student athletes who share those same traits. Golf is just $50 per person, $200 per team, which includes lunch and door prizes. For more information, call Terry’s son Eric at 614-738-4957.

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PC Seniors Chili & Soup Cook-off
Sierra Puckett relaxes on new bench across from Marblehead Village Hall PC Seniors will host their annual “Chili & Soup Cook-off ” from 4-6:00 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 6, at the Port Clinton Senior Center, 320 E. Third Street, Port Clinton. The Cook-off is open to area seniors and those people “not-quite-asenior-but-wanting-to-compete” ages 55 and older. Competitors may enter a standard-size crock pot (5 qts.) of chili, or soup or both, but must register by Sept. 28, and are asked to have their entry at the Senior Center by 3:30 p.m. on the day of the competition. Admission is free and the event is open to the public. Beverages and snacks will be provided. Guests are invited to bring a dessert. Doors open at 3:00 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for first, second and third place chili and soup winners, and for best dessert. There will also be door prizes. Cook-off Coordinator, June Kwiatkowski, recommends early registration to compete or to sign up to attend, due to limited space. Stop by or call the Port Clinton Senior Center from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, at 419-7341481.

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BY VICKI KOZAK The village of Marblehead is always trying to buy green. Some of the areas that we have been addressing have been the parks and beautification areas plus some amenities for all of you to use. The township has a recycle station at the Danbury complex where you can take your empty glass, plastic, aluminum and tin containers. You can also drop off cardboard, magazines and newspapers. In the fall large paper bags are available to be used for leaves, and can be put at the curb for the maintenance crew to pick up. At Christmas time, live trees can also be left at the curb for pick up. Over the last several years, grants have been received from the OSS (Ottawa, Sandusky and Seneca counties) Joint Solid Waste Management District. Through them, Marblehead is able to operate the leaf pick-up program, to buy cribbing (stackable support for vehicles after an accident or to stabilize structures damaged by fire) for the fire department, and for benches for the parks and fencing for the cemetery. Two of the benches were purchased from Barco’s and are made of recycled aluminum. One bench is located across the street from the Village Hall and the other will soon be placed at Radar Park overlooking the flowers surrounding the flag pole. One other love seat bench will be placed on the east side of the large pine tree next to the shelter in James Park. This bench was purchased from Jack’s Amish Country Konnection in Fremont and is constructed from recycled plastic milk jugs. The fencing for the cemetery will replace the current chain link fence. Fremont Fence is the supplier and with the help of Bryan Lucas, maintenance manager, and his crew, a new recycled aluminum fence and gate will be installed. This project is a 50% matching grant. Also, work has been done to the previously-owned Gresh property across from the village cemetery. New grass and a gravel parking lot have been added. Soon there will be benches for rest and a relaxing view of Lake Erie and its islands.

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Magruder Hospital’s VIP Club is planning a one-day trip to the Hartville Flea Market on Thursday, Sept. 27. The Hartville Marketplace is a 100,000 square foot facility that houses over 100 indoor shops with clothing, collectables, boutiques and more. Outside is 12 acres of up to 800 outdoor seasonal vendors and 200 pavilion vendors offering produce, flowers, antiques and crafts. Cost for the trip is $56 and includes roundtrip deluxe DVD motorcoach transportation, a lunch of Amish-style food at Hartville Kitchen and all applicable taxes and gratuity. The trip will depart at 6:30 a.m. from the City/ County Complex at 1868 E. Perry Street in Port Clinton and will return around 7:30 p.m. For more information or to sign up for the trip, call Marty at 419-734-5362.

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Republican Women’s Club Fall Event
Joyce Murphy, President of the Ottawa County Republican Women’s Club, announces that on the evening of Monday, Sept. 17, the Republican Women’s Club will have their Fall Event at the Port Clinton Elks Club. No membership requirements are needed to attend; all are welcome, including men and younger voters. The event will commence at 5:30 p.m. with snacks and hors d’oeuvres to enjoy while welcoming and conversing with elected officials, candidates and friends. There will be a cash bar. At 6:30 p.m. the Speakers Time will start. Conservative Congressman Jim Jordan of the 4th Congressional District will start the group off. Jordan was first elected to the Ohio General Assembly in 1994. After serving in the Ohio House and Senate, he was elected to the U.S. House of Representative in 2006, where he continues to serve. Over time the Congressman developed a “filter” question which he feels helps him make his decisions--”Will this decision benefit families?” He believes that low taxes, limited government spending and more money in the hands of families and business owners is the best way to keep America strong. Jim, his wife and four children live in Urbana. Invitations have and are being made to other elected officials and candidates to attend. Reservations may be made by sending your check for $20 per person payable to Pam Fredrick, Treasurer, OCRW, 133 E Main St., Oak Harbor, OH 43449. For further information, call Pam at 419-898-1387 or Joyce Murphy 419-734-3459. Reservations are encouraged, but walk-ins will be accepted. The Women’s Club in Port Clinton lined Perry Street and a portion of Fremont Road for the Labor Day weekend with 250 American flags in thankfulness for our country and those who serve in so many ways here and abroad.

Danbury offers open swims and swim classes
Danbury Local Schools invite the community to take advantage of all the open swims and swim classes available at their pool. The fall schedule will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 4. Days and times are as follows: Monday-Friday Lap Swim: 6:30-7:15 a.m. Monday Open Swim: 5-6 p.m. and 7-8 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday Open Swim: 4-5 p.m., 5-6 p.m. and 7-8 p.m. Monday-Thursday Water Aerobics: 6-7 p.m., except the first Tuesday of each month Swim fees are $3 per adult, $2 per student. A swim pass is available at $25 for 10 swims. Water aerobics is $5 per class. A water aerobics pass is $40 for 10 classes. Private lessons are available by appointment, and swim lesson classes will be announced at a later date. All swims may be added or deleted based on attendance. Aquatic entrance is through the lobby doors on the west side of the building. For additional information, call Mrs. Henninger at 419-798-5185 after 3:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday or visit the website at www.danbury.k12.oh.us.

Apple Festival searching for royalty
It’s time again to begin the search for the new Apple Festival Royalty Court. The Royalty Court will reign for a period of one year. They will have the opportunity to travel, learn about other communities in our state, meet many new friends and gain experience speaking in public as they share with others information about the Apple Festival. The Apple Festival Royalty Court consists of an Apple Queen (Grades 9-11), Apple Princess (Grades 6-8), Johnny Appleseed and Apple Blossom (both Grades K-1). All court members must be residents of the Benton-Carroll-Salem School District. Past Royalty members who have held a title (this excludes runners-up) may not compete for that particular title again. They may, however, compete for a different title. All contestants must complete an application, sign a policy and procedure slip, and submit a wallet-sized photo to the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce by 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7. The applications will be reviewed by the judges and used as an aide during the private interview at the preliminary contest. Late applications will not be accepted. The Preliminary Contest will be held at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Sept.16, at the Community Markets VFW Memorial Hall, 251 W. Main Street, Oak Harbor. This contest will determine the new Johnny Appleseed and Apple Blossom as well as the Queen and Princess Finalists who will compete at the Apple Festival. Contestants should dress in nice, age-appropriate clothing. Formals, jeans and tennis shoes are not permitted. The Preliminary Contest applicants will be judged on a scale of 1 to 5 in the following categories: introduction, speaking, personality, appearance and stage presence. The 2012-2013 Apple Festival Royalty Court will consist of a Queen and Queen Runner-Up, Princess and Princess Runner-Up, Apple Blossom and Johnny Appleseed.

GRAND RE-OPENING HELD FOR BY LAURIE
A ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the eighth anniversary of By Laurie, located at 120 E. Second Street in downtown historic Port Clinton, was held on August 24. Representatives of the Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Port Clinton congratulated Laurie Cirone, owner of By Laurie, for her commitment to the Port Clinton community. For more information, contact Laurie at 419-203-2849.

Dinner with Jodi
A “Dinner with Jodi” will be hosted by the committee to elect JoEllen Regal, candidate for Ottawa County Commissioner, on Thursday, Sept 20. Jodi will personally cook a full meal to be served 6-7:30 p.m. at the Bay Township Hall, 4471 Fremont Road, Port Clinton. The public is cordially invited to attend. A number of “Celebrity Servers” will be on hand to wait on tables and provide some fun for guests. Bob Bratton, Ron Giesler, Bob Hille, Steve Levorchick, Mark Mulligan, Darrell Opfer, Dave Regal and Jim Sass have already signed on to serve the meals and more will be added to the crew before the event. JoAn Monnett at 419-734-3986 is in charge of guest registrations. Call her or Susan Mulligan at 419-410-5245 to purchase tickets or make a reservation. The suggested donation is $25 per meal. JoEllen Regal has served as Ottawa County Auditor since 2002. For information about her election campaign she may be reached at 419-276-9124 or by email at [email protected]. Following “Dinner with Jodi” the Democratic Central Committee will convene its regular monthly meeting at 7:30 at the same location. Democratic Party Chair Dan Laity will preside. All interested persons may attend. If more information is needed about the dinner or the committee meeting contact BJ Surovjak at 419-732-2286 or Virginia Park at 419-734-2753.

Applications can be picked-up at the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce, any BCS School or at www.oakharborohio.net. For further information contact Amy Lutman, Royalty Director, at 419-898-1771 or [email protected].

RIBBON CUTTING HELD FOR TWO NEW STUDIOS
On August 22, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held for Hand in Hand Nail Design and Evolved Hair Studio, both located at 1848 E. Perry Street in the Sutton Center. Representatives of the City and the Port Clinton Area Chamber congratulated them on their grand opening. Pictured left to right: Mayor Vince Leone; Brian Snyder with Sutton Properties Leasing; Rick Hornung; Lori Hornung, owner of Evolved Hair Studio; Joy Cress, owner of Hand in Hand Nail Design; Randy Cress; Laura Schlachter, President of the Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce; and Lee Vivod, Vice-Chairman of the Chamber Board. For more information on Hand in Hand, contact 419-341-2155 or www.handinhandnaildesign.com. For Evolved Hair Studio, contact 614-582-3364 or www.evolvedhairstudio.com.

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The Terra Choral Society begins its new season with an opening rehearsal on Tuesday, Sept. 4. This rehearsal is an opportunity for those interested in singing with the group to come and experience the choir and meet its musical staff. Singers interested in joining may register at that time. The Terra Choral Society (TCS) serves as the community/student chorus-inresidence at Terra State Community College. Composed of more than 100 student and community singers from across five counties in Northwest Ohio, membership ranges from high school students to adults. TCS is conducted by Michael Shirtz and accompanied by the college’s Chamber Arts Orchestra. The group also collaborates annually in performances with regional arts organizations and schools. The chorus has performed with such artists as Joyce Carolyn, C. Andrew Blosser, Elizabeth Von Trapp and Jane Eaglen, and appears annually with the Firelands Symphony. Since 2002, TCS has performed masterworks by Faure, Brahms, Mozart and Handel, tribute concerts to Aaron Copland, Leonard Bernstein, the stage and screen, and annual large-scale productions paying tribute to America’s veterans. In May, TCS performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., as part of the nation’s Memorial Day Choral Festival. TCS’s 2012-2013 season includes concerts of their annual Holiday Festival “Spirit of the Season” in December, a performance of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony “Joyful, Joyful” in February with the Firelands Symphony Orchestra, and concludes in April with a concert of masterworks titled “Music That Changed the World!” In November, the TCS will present a special concert for the inauguration of Terra’s new president and paying tribute to America’s servicemen and women, titled “Service, Honor and Dedication.” The mission of TCS is to promote cultural enrichment through choral music, with educational and performance opportunities for college students and community singers. This fall TCS supports the development of the new Terra State Children’s Choir. New members are welcomed and encouraged to join. The TCS first rehearsal begins Sept. 4 at 6:30 p.m. n the Recital Hall in the Marsha S. Bordner Arts and Health Technologies Center (Building D) at Terra. Registration for the TCS is $30 per semester or $50 for the year. High school and senior discounts apply. For more information about the Terra Choral Society, contact the Music Department at 419-5592233.

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Carroll Township
8-23-12 Lois A. Hurrell to Sarah A. and Chad A. Thompson, 7225 West Toussaint Club Road, $15,500. 8-24-12 Robert C. and Gloria J. Walter to Craig and Robin Stiles, 6585 Califorina Drive, $36,000. 8-27-12 Lorayne McCaughtry, Nancy J. Menke and Luann Cramer to John H. and Scarlet Dosh, 6815 North Joan Avenue, $100,000. 8-27-12 Randall W. and Christine M. Roth to Robert A. and Kristen M. Witt, 10120 West Locust Point Road, $30,000.

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8-22-12 Catherine J. Vollmer to Jamie M. Ashton, 539 North Carroll-Erie Road, $43,000. 8-22-12 Daniel E. Preston to John D. Snyder, 3750 Vickery Road, $53,800. 8-24-12 Lori Debacco to Peggy and Donald Shaw, 1229 West Lakeshore Drive, $269,300.

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8-30-12 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Mark A. Kutrip Jr. and Casey M. Kutrip, 3790 South Opfer Lentz Road, $149,900.

Clay Township
8-21-12 First Federal Bank of the Midwest to Nathan T. Van Ness, 2275 North First Street, $25,000. 8-30-12 Patrick Robinson Sr. to Lawrence J. Miller, 2706 North Genoa Clay Center Road, $125,000.

Port Clinton City
8-21-12 Curtis Knoch to Joshua Terry, 212 East Fourth Street, $106,500. 8-23-12 Michael J. and Gail L. Barker to Federal National Mortgage Association, 720 East Fifth Street, $40,000. 8-23-12 Heineman Properties of Port Clinton LLC to Catherine Volmar, 331 West Fourth Street, $30,000. 8-27-12 Christopher and Laura George to Jeffrey S. Nemeck, 749 Clinton Street, $133,500. 8-30-12 Mary Lynne Hugert to Louis Brian and Annie R. Hild, 1004 Jefferson Street, $139,000. 8-31-12 Lawrence Hamann Jr. To Daniel and Adelina, 316 Walnut Street, $43,000.

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8-20-12 Mark D. and Kayleen S. Lee to Janice L. Viau, 1763 NE Catawba Road #224, $48,900. 8-21-12 Russell D. Smith to Fannie Mae, 2720 East Sand Road, $98,000. 8-22-12 Peggy J. Wear to Jerry V. and Michele A. Benko, 1763 NE Catawba Road #232, $72,500. 8-23-12 Brian L. and Nancy M. Caldwell to James D. Brennan, East Commodore Drive, $6,200. 8-23-12 Steven and Michele Wallace to Terrance and Carol Dean, 1541 North Anchor Avenue, $304,500. 8-23-12 Richard L. Mc-

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 Are  you  the  type  of  person  who  wants  to know how things work?  Are you always  taking things apart and fixing them?  Not  afraid to get dirty or work up a sweat and  take  pride  in  your  work?   A  career  in  industrial trades might be a good fit for you.    Enrollment is open now for EHOVE Adult  Career Center’s Industrial Technician program.    If  you  or  someone  you  know  is  interested,  please  register  now  by  calling  (419) 499-4663 x280.  More information is  also available at www.EHOVE.net.   EHOVE’s  full-time  Industrial  Technician  program  will  immerse  you  into  the  world of maintaining critical manufacturing plants and systems.  An integrated education in fluid power, materials handling,  HVAC  systems,  welding  technology,  and  machine  repair  coupled  with  developing  troubleshooting and safety skills will help  prepare  students  for  this  ever-changing  world of industrial maintenance.  “This  program  can  open  the  door  to  many industries and businesses that need  maintenance professionals,” said Adult Ed  Diversified  Industrial  Trades  Coordinator  Doug  Klein. “Many  maintenance  personnel  will  retire  in  the  next  5-10  years  and  their  knowledge  and  skills  will  be  lost.  Companies  are  looking  for  workers  to  learn from them and to keep their factories  running into the future.”  Students in this program will learn how  machines work, how to fix them and how  to  keep  them  from  breaking  in  the  first  place.  Students also learn about the industrial  HVAC  systems,  fluid  and  plumbing  systems,  welding,  mechanical  drive  systems,  preventive  maintenance  and  much  more.  The  Industrial  Technician  program  is  based  on  the  NCCER  curriculum,  which  provides training for most of the systems  found in modern factories.  Instructors for  the  program  are  industry  professionals,  either currently employed or retired from  the trades.  Employment and future job outlook for  students’  careers  looks  promising,  and  all  students will participate in an internship.    “Students will have a 200-hour internship  in  local  industry  learning  how  industry  works, how to fit into the workforce, and  what is expected of them,” said Klein. The  internship  can  also  provide  a  valuable  job  referral  for  the  student.  “Many  of the students from last year’s class were  hired during their internship,” said Klein.    “Companies requested more students than  we  had  available,  and  there  are  currently  jobs going unfilled due to lack of trained  workers.” Industrial Tech graduate Chad Willgrube  of Huron had his internship at J H Routh  Packing Company in Sandusky.  “I am now  employed  by  JH  Routh  Packing,  and  my  internship at EHOVE was a big help,” said  Willgrube.  “All of my training at EHOVE  was  very  valuable,  especially  the  welding  and alignment I learned.  I think this is a  great program and I would definitely recommend  this  program  to  anyone  with  a  passion for mechanics.”    Enrollment  is  open  now  for  EHOVE  Adult  Career  Center’s  Industrial  Technician  program.    If  you  or  someone  you  know is interested, please register now by  calling (419) 499-4663 x280.  More information  is  also  available  at  www.EHOVE. net.

SCHOOLS

Thursday, September 6, 2012 9A

Terra’s ElderCollege fall schedule to kick off with sampler
ElderCollege  of  Terra  Community  Col$60 members/$65 non-members lege  is  a  peer-led  group  serving  mature  •  Creative Writing – Instructor: Lylanne  learners  55  or  older  by  broadening  intelMusselman.  1  to  3  p.m.  Fridays  from  lectual  interests,  physical  activity  and  soSept.  28  through  Nov.  2.  Cost:  $65  cial interaction. members/$70 non-members Classes, outings and lectures aim at stim•  A Snapshot of the ‘60s: Part I – Instruculating an interest in lifelong learning. tor Norb Wethington. 10 a.m. to noon  The  fall  schedule  begins  Sept.  18  with  Wednesdays  from  Sept.  26  through  the annual Fall ElderCollege Sampler from  Oct.  31.  Cost:  $50  members/$55  non10:30  a.m.  to  noon.  The  short  program  members will  feature  instructors  sharing  informa•  Painting  with  Watercolor  –  Instructor  tion about their classes. This free event is a  Jim Andrews. 10 a.m. to noon Fridays  perfect chance to experience ElderCollege  from Sept. 28 through Nov. 2. Cost: $50  for the first time or catch up with friends  members/$60 non-members from previous classes. •  Quilting with Mixed Techniques – InThe rest of the schedule is: structor  Terri  Branstrator.  9  a.m.  to  Educational outings noon Mondays Oct. 1 through Nov. 5.  •  Snook’s  Dream  Cars  and  More  MuCost: $55 members/$60 non-members seum – Oct. 4 at 10 a.m. Travel in the  •  Exploring  the  World  of  the  Vikings  “past  lane”  at  Snook’s  Dream  Cars  in  – Instructor Carol Repass. 1 to 3 p.m.  Bowling Green. Cost: $6 Tuesdays Oct. 2 through Nov. 6. Cost:  •  Schedel Gardens – Oct. 11 at 12:30 p.m.  $35 members/$40 non-members Tour  the  gardens  established  by  the  •  My  Generation’s  Music  the  Singers  –  Schedels  in  1963  to  protect  and  preInstructor Jean Vestal. 10 a.m. to noon  serve their estate for the enjoyment of  Fridays Sept. 28 through Nov. 2. Cost:  present  and  future  generations.  Cost:  $50 members/$55 non-members $25, includes lunch •  Popcorn and a Movie – Facilitator Bob  •  Tour  of  the  Mansfield  Reformatory  –  Gamble. 1 to 3:30 p.m. Oct. 24. DonaNov.  13  from  11  a.m.  to  1  p.m.  Every  tion to ElderCollege fund encouraged. year,  tourists,  movie  buffs,  thrill  seek•  Beginning  Genealogy  –  Instructor  ers and paranormal investigators walk  Derek Davey. 10 a.m. to noon Mondays  through the halls of this majestic strucfrom Oct. 1 through Nov. 5. Cost: $50  ture.  Cost:  $15  members/$20  nonmembers/$55 non-members members. •  Ohio  Archaeology  –  Instructor  Matt  •  Maxwell Art Glass – Nov. 15 at 1 p.m.  Duncan. 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesdays from  Jim  Maxwell  will  demonstrate  glass  Oct.  3  through  24.  Cost:  $20  memblowing and engraving. (Class size limbers/$25 non-members ited  to  eight)  Cost:  $10  members/$15  Evening classes at Terra non-members •  Ohio Ghost Stories – Instructor Jeff Jo•  Winter Golf – March 3-8, 2013. Leave  erg. 7 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 22 and 29. Cost:  the winter doldrums behind and work  $20 members/$25 non-members on  your  swing  for  the  upcoming  golf  •  T.O.S.S  (The  Ohio  Spirit  Searchers)  season  in  Manning,  S.C.  Cost,  which  –  Facilitators:  T.O.S.S.  members.  6:30  includes  motor  coach  transportation,  to  7:30  p.m.  Oct.  24.  Cost:  $10  memfour  days  of  golf,  two  meals  each  day  bers/$15 non-members and lodging: $690.  •  Savannah, Jekyll Island and Beaufort –  For more information, call Marsha at 419April 7-13, 2013. Tour Savannah, Jekyll  559-2255 or for a complete description of and  St.  Simon’s  islands,  Beaufort  and  classes, visit www.terra.edu/learning. 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September 8th, 2012
COLLECTION INFORMATION:
Last name A thru M (9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.) Last name N thru Z (10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m)
Includes all Bellevue & Fostoria residents. No businesses or institutions.

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Ottawa Co. Fairgrounds W. St. Rt. 163, Oak Harbor

Sandusky County
Sandusky Co. Fairgrounds, N. Parking Lot 712 North St., Fremont

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Seneca Co. Ag Service Center 3140 S. St. Rt. 100, Tiffin

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• • • • • • • • Latex & oil based paint, sealers, primers and coatings, spray aerosol cans
- Any paint can that is completely dry can be disposed of in your regular trash, if lid is removed.

And Chair Massage. $20.00/Person + tax Tickets on Sale Now

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10A Thursday, September 6, 2012


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Orchestra Hall Theatre
Ottawa County's Only Movie Theatre 122 W. Second St. Lakeside, OH

Students (12 & under): $3.00 Adults: $6.00

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WEDNESDAYS
10 for $5 Wings & $2 Off Pasta

SUNDAYS
$5 Chunks All Day! $5 Burger & Fries ALL DAY! Beer Specials! Bud/Miller Lite $1 pint ALL DAY!
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THURSDAYS
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220 East Perry, Port Clinton 2 Drink Minimum
Mike Willis is a singersongwriter based in Nashville, TN, originally from Atlanta, GA. He has shared the stage with a range of acts including Sugarland, Darryl Worley, John Mayer, Shawn Mullins, Danielle Peck, Ronnie Milsap and many more. In 2008 he received the prestigious Leon Brettler ASCAP Foundation award. He was also named the Country Music Category winner of the International Songwriters Competition with his autobiographical ballad “Made For You.” In addition to his solo career Mike is an active member of The Cumberland Collective. Mike Willis lives in Nashville with his wife and two children.

September Excursion Adventures!
Sunday 9/16: Canada Winetasting Adventure
Explore the Lake Erie North Shore Wine region, 3 winery stops & lunch $118.00 per person Guided tour of historical Ft. Malden, lunch at famous Duffy’s waterfront restaurant & tour of Muscedere Winery. $118.00 per person Self-guided tour of the famous Pt. Pelee National park during fall migration $85.00 per person Reservations Required. Go online for more information.

Amherstburg, Canada Tour

Pt. Pelee Birds & Butterfly Migration

The Listening Room will feature the Best of Nashville right here! 2 Shows Nightly 6-9 FREE ADMISSION • 2 DRINK MINIMUM • RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED

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Host Band: Fiddy Cent Wings Plus: Jumbo Chicken Wings 50¢ each min of 5 DJ EJ -Thurs-Sun 10PM

Thursday! JAM NITE!

with our signature garlic mashed potatoes & veggies

Steak $10.75 - Hand Cut NY Strip

Friday Night

October 18th The Witches Brew November 29th Halos-N-Holly Show time 7:00 PM

Mon Ami Proudly Presents Enchanté Cabáret
$20 a ticket
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Monday Burger & Chips $4.50 Wednesday Fish Fry $9.99 Friday Chicken & Rib $15

Tuesday 40¢ Wings

Thursday Dollar off any entrée

Saturday Prime Rib Special $15 Sunday Bloody Mary Bar 11 AM - 4 PM $4.50

Starting Friday September 21, 2012
Wine Tasting & Appetizers 6:30PM-8:30PM - $20 per person
Once a Month

Jazz Night
Wednesdays 7-10p Pasta, Wine & Jazz The Bob Szmik Trio
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Monday - Wednesday - 4:00 PM Thursday - Saturday - 11:30 AM Sunday - 10:30 AM

Hours

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SPORTS

Thursday, September 6, 2012 1B

Bassett’s Market Player of the Week
Name: Austin Wiegand School: Oak Harbor Position: Quarterback Height: 6' 2'' Weight: 170 Class: Senior Last week, Austin Wiegand rushed for 129 yards on 22 carries in Oak Harbor's 43-21 loss to Genoa. Weigand gave the Comets fits all night, scrambling and getting out into the open field. Wiegand's ability as a dual threat has allowed the Rockets to open up the playbook a bit this season, as his running ability has created more opportunities for the offense. In fact, Wiegand's play will likely be instrumental in determining how successful Oak Harbor is this season. Last season, Wiegand played wide receiver and defensive back while Brian Mallernee served as the team's quarterback. After Mallernee, who is playing baseball at Ohio Northern University, graduated last spring, Wiegand took over under center. Thus far, he's done a quality job of replacing Mallernee. In Oak Harbor's 63-6 win over Sheffield Brookside in Week 1, Wiegand didn't provide nearly as much offense as running back Mark Konieczny, who carried the ball 15 times for 243 yards and four touchdowns. Wiegand did, however, do some damage through the air, completing 2-of-2 passes for 33 yards and a touchdown. Wiegand, who grew up just outside of Toledo, moved to Oak Harbor in the fourth grade and plans on attending college next year. He's also a well-rounded studentathlete, having earned letters in basketball and track and field, and is a member of DECA. On top of that, he sports sideburns that would make even Elvis Presley jealous. Wiegand is expecting big things from his team in 2012. “I would love to win the conference and make the playoffs,” Wiegand, one of the team's four captains, said. “I've always had high expectations for myself and the team. With 15 seniors and talent across the board, there's no reason we can't make some noise (this season).”

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2B Thursday, September 6, 2012

SPORTS

The Beacon

PC falls to Delphos St. John’s, drops to 1-1
BY YANEEK SMITH Port Clinton knew it wasn't going to be easy, and it certainly wasn't. Competing against one of the elite football programs in the state, the Redskins fell, 51-0, to Delphos St. John's on Saturday. It wasn't as bad as the final score would indicate, however. Port Clinton trailed 16-0 at halftime and missed out on an opportunity to score from inside St. John's 10-yard-line at the end of the second quarter. But things changed in the second half as the Blue Jays took control of the contest and outscored the 'Skins, 35-0. In the third and fourth quarters, St. John's depth took over as the Blue Jays were able to consistently substitute players while Port Clinton's squad wore down. “We knew going into the game that it would be tough for us,” Port Clinton head coach Toby Hammond said. “I don't think it was as bad as the score indicated. There were times we played very well and moved the ball. We had a couple of stupid penalties, too. I told the kids, 'We can't turn the ball over.'” The Redskins turned the ball over five times while St. John's had two giveaways. Blue Jays running back Tyler Jettinghoff helped to establish St. John's rushing attack, running 22 times for 282 yards and four touchdowns (44, 4, 47, 32). Port Clinton quarterback Addison Rospert finished 16-for-27 with 147 yards and rushed for 34 yards on four attempts. Chris Stokes had seven catches for 74 yards and Brock Moore finished with five receptions for 45 yards. The 'Skins were unable to mount a serious rushing attack, finishing with just 71 yards on 26 carries. Despite the lopsided defeat, Port Clinton hopes to take something from the loss, having competed against a team that has won six state titles (in Division VI) in the last 15 years. “It's why we wanted to play them,” Hammond said. “You're not going to get better playing the Little Sisters of the Poor. (And) most of the mistakes are correctable.” This week, the 'Skins travel to Genoa to face the Comets. Last week, Genoa defeated Oak Harbor, 43-21, and has outscored its opponents 101-28 this season. The Comets have been a model of success over the last five seasons. During that time, Genoa has gone 48-2, won four conference titles and advanced to the playoffs each year. This season, the Comets are led by All-Ohio running back Kyle Nutter who has rushed 39 times for 397 yards (10.2 per-carry) and eight touchdowns. Genoa employs the Wing-T offense (three backs, one receiver) and runs the ball 80-90% of the time. Despite the fact the Comets have such a potent offense, Hammond is just as concerned about the Comets defense, which has, year in and year out, established itself as one of the best in the region.

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BY YANEEK SMITH Whenever Oak Harbor struck, Genoa responded. At two different points in the game, the Rockets were able to score a touchdown and cut the deficit to eight points, only to see the Comets respond each time to create some breathing room on their way to a 4321 victory over their cross-county rivals. Genoa scored first on a one-yard touchdown run by Kyle Nutter and made it 8-0 on the two-point conversion. They pushed the lead to 15-0 on a 44-yard pass from Logan Scott to Quin Spiess. Oak Harbor, which had failed to score on its first two drives, responded wth a 12play, 75-yard drive that featured a fourthdown conversion and ended with Austin Wiegand finding A.J. Cecil in the end zone for a nine-yard touchdown. On the ensuing kickoff, Genoa's Casey Gose returned it 72 yards to set the Comets up at Oak Harbor's 21-yard-line. Three plays later, Nutter scored from a yard out with four seconds remaining to give Genoa a 22-7 lead at halftime. While Oak Harbor head coach Mike May was pleased with his team's effort, he acknowledged that they made some costly mistakes. “We came out and played hard,” May said. “But we had some breakdowns and just couldn't finish it off.” The same thing happened in the second half. After the Rockets cut the deficit to 22-14, the Comets responded, running the ball five consecutive times for 37 yards before Scott hit Jake Young for a 26-yard touchdown to push the lead to 28-14.
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Genoa was able to establish the run early, finishing with 32 carries for 205 yards as a team. The rushing attack set up the pass, and the Comets scored three touchdowns (44, 26, 52) on play-action fakes, which proved to be the difference in the game. “That game could've been very different without the three pass plays,” Wiegand said. Nutter finished with 23 carries for 160 yards and three touchdowns and Scott connected on all three of his passes for 122 yards and three touchdowns. Oak Harbor, which finished with 263 yards rushing as a team, was led by Wiegand, who had 129 yards on 22 carries. Running back Mark Konieczny finished with 23 carries for 90 yards and a touchdown. This week, the Rockets host Eastwood. Last season, the Eagles went 11-1, won the Northern Buckeye Conference title and advanced to the Division IV Regional Semifinals. However, this season has been more difficult for Eastwood as it has struggled to an 0-2 start. Both of their losses, though, have come against elite teams, Patrick Henry (40-28) and Clyde (28-23). Last season, the Eagles beat Oak Harbor, 52-14. Eastwood is known for its potent running attack and a defense that limits big plays. On top of that, the Eagles will be looking to win their first game of the season as they enter conference play, knowing that another loss or two could significantly hurt their chances of qualifying for the playoffs.

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Danbury’s rally falls short in loss to Holgate
BY YANEEK SMITH After beginning the season with a dominating 63-20 win, Danbury fell 31-20 to Holgate last Friday to fall to 1-1 on the season. The Lakers got on the board first, scoring on a 50-yard touchdown pass from Zack Kalinoski to Brandon Bahnsen to take a 6-0 lead, only to see the Tigers respond with four straight touchdowns to take a 28-6 lead into the half. “I was really disappointed that we didn't get the win,” said Danbury head coach Bryan Dudash. “I thought we matched up pretty well with them. “They had us down 28-6 at halftime and we got the ball back and I told our guys to come out and execute (in the second half). I said, 'If we get a score and get a stop, we're back in the ballgame.' And that's what we did.” The Lakers responded, scoring on an 18-yard pass from Kalinoski to Cody German and cut the deficit to 28-20 on Kalinoski's one-yard touchdown run. However, the game was put out of reach when Holgate kicker Jakob Gerstung connected on a 24-yard field goal midway through the fourth quarter to push the lead to 31-20. “It was 28-20 in the fourth quarter and we just couldn't make a play,” Dudash said. “It was a combination of things. It was an onslaught of bad breaks and us not executing and that hurt. Cody German had an 88-yard touchdown that was called back (because of a penalty).” This Saturday, the Lakers travel to Sandusky to face St. Mary Central Catholic. Last season, the Panthers defeated Danbury in convincing fashion, 42-13. SMCC went 3-7 last season and has begun the 2012 season with an 0-2 record, though both losses have come to quality opponents, St. Paul (34-12) and St. Joseph CC (25-20). It is Danbury's last non-conference game before entering Toledo Area Athletic Conference play against Cardinal Stritch. Offensively, the Panthers like to pound the ball with running back Brandon Green and quarterback Alex Guerra and, if given the opportunity, will air it out. Defensively, SMCC has struggled thus far, allowing a combined 59 points. Danbury's athleticism could pose problems for the Panthers. In fact, the Lakers run the same spread offense that SJCC employs, and the Crimson Streaks were able to move the ball at times against SMCC. “They're bigger and stronger (than Holgate) and they hit a lot harder,” Dudash said of the Panthers. Currently, the Lakers rank 14th in Division VI, Region 22, with 1.75 points, just 0.60 points out of the final playoff spot (eighth place). Presale tickets are available for the Danbury football game at St. Mary’s in the Danbury Athletic Office. Adult tickets are $5 and student tickets are $4. All tickets at the gate are $6.

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Volleyball season in full swing
The Oak Harbor volleyball varsity beat Port Clinton Thursday night 2520, 25-17, 25-18. Abbie Gezo led the Rockets with 23 assists and Katelyn Tice recorded 12 kills. Cassie Brenneman and Abbie Gezo each had seven digs and Jordyn Thorp led the team with seven aces. For the visiting Redskins, Freshman Marissa Day finished with six blocks and four kills while senior Jess Lorensen and Sophomore Taylor Zink each added four kills. Junior Hannah Sarty pitched in nine points from the service line. In a tri-match on Saturday with Scott and Fremont Ross, the Rockets beat Scott 25-7, 25-9. Abbie Gezo had eight assists and Hannah Waldron recorded four kills. Lindsey Reau had four digs and Maggie Zurvalec had six aces for the Rockets. Oak Harbor lost to Fremont Ross 21-25, 20-25. Abbie Gezo had 10 assists and nine digs. Katelyn Tice recorded five kills.

THE GOVERNMENT DESIGNATED DANGER ZONES OFF THE SHORES OF CAMP PERRY AND THE ERIE INDUSTRIAL PARK CONTINUES TO BE USED FOR FIRING OF LARGE CALIBER INERT ARTILLERY, ANTIAIRCRAFT WEAPONS, SMALL ARMS AND OTHER DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ACTIVITIES. RESTRICTED ENTRY AS PROVIDED BY TITLE 33, UNITED STATES CODE IS BEING ENFORCED. ALL PERSONS MUST STAY CLEAR OF THESE ZONES DURING PERIODS OF FIRING ACTIVITY. BOATERS, FISHERMEN, AND AIRCRAFT PILOTS SHOULD REFER TO THE NOAA MARINE NAVIGATIONAL CHART #14830 AND THE DETROIT AIR SECTIONAL CHART RESPECTIVELY FOR EXACT BOUNDARIES. THE CAMP PERRY STROBE LIGHT LOCATED AT 41 0 32' 15" N AND 0830 01' 00" W WILL BE ACTIVATED AND RED RANGE FLAGS DISPLAYED DURING CONDUCT OF FIRING. ALL PERSONS MUST STAY OUTSIDE THE BOUNDARIES MARKED AS RANGE "DANGER ZONE I" AND RANGE "DANGER ZONE II", SHOWN ON THE CHART (CAMP PERRY FIRING RANGE) A IT ACHED HERETO. THESE BOUNDARIES AFFECT TWO DANGER ZONES: LAKE ERIE DANGER ZONE I EXTENDS 3.5 MILES OFFSHORE INCLUDING THE AIRSPACE TO 5,000' ABOVE GROUND LEVEL (AGL) AND MAY BE IN USE BETWEEN 6 A.M. AND 6 P.M. DAILY, INCLUDING WEEKENDS, DURING THE ENTIRE CALENDAR YEAR OF 2012. LAKE ERIE DANGER ZONE II EXTENDS 10 MILES OFFSHORE INCLUDING THE AIRSPACE TO 23,000' AGL. FIRING IN THIS ZONE IS NORMALLY CONDUCTED BETWEEN 8 A.M. AND 5 P.M., MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. EXTENSION TO THESE HOURS WILL BE PUBLISHED UNDER A SEPARATE NOTICE. DURING THE BOATING SEASON, THESE ZONES ARE NORMALLY MARKED WITH ORANGE AND WHITE BUOYS BEARING THE WORDS "RANGE DANGER ZONE". THE 2012 RANGE ACTIVITY WILL NOT REQUIRE THE TOTAL USE OF DANGER ZONE II. CONSEQUENTLY, A MODIFIED DANGER ZONE II FOR 2012 WILL BE IDENTIFIED BY A SERIES OF 14 BUOYS PLACED ON A WEST TO EAST LINE, APPROXIMATELY TWO AND ONE-HALF MILES SOUTH OF USCG BUOYS A, B AND C. THE BUOYS WILL BE NUMBERED JI-32 THROUGH II-19 (FROM WEST TO EAST). THE AREA NORTH OF THIS LINE OF BUOYS WILL BE SAFE FOR MARINERS DURING PERIODS OF FIRING INTO DANGER ZONE II (SEE CHART). MARINERS DESIRING GENERAL INFORMATION ON NAVIGATION OR PUBLIC USE OF THESE ZONES SHOULD CONTACT THE CAMP PERRY RANGE SAFETY OFFICE ON MARINE VHF CHANNEL 16, OR TELEPHONE 614-336-6203/6245 OR 419-635-4021 EXT. 6203/6245 FOR SPECIFIC FIRING SCHEDULES. FOR RANGE EMERGENCIES ONLY CALL 614- 336-6262 OR 419-635-4021 EXT. 6262.

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PCHS to Volley for a Cure
On Tuesday, Sept. 18, the Port Clinton High School volleyball teams will “Volley for a Cure” along with hundreds of volleyball teams across Ohio, to educate and increase awareness about breast cancer. Fans can order T-shirts for $10 by downloading the order form at www.pccsd.net. Checks can be made out to Port Clinton City Schools, and order forms should be returned to Port Clinton High School no later than Sept. 10. Order forms will also be sent home with Port Clinton City School District students. Fans wearing their Volley for a Cure T-shirt or pink to the game will be admitted for free. A bake sale and 50/50 drawing will also take place that evening, with all proceeds benefitting the Susan G. Koman Foundation. This event is sponsored by the Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association, the Susan G. Koman Foundation and Molten USA Inc. and dedicated to all men and women who have been touched by breast cancer, with the hope that this devastating disease will one day be cured. The Lady Redskins will take on Clyde at the Sept. 18 games, beginning with the Freshman game at 4:30 p.m. in the PCHS Gymnasium. The JV then Varsity games will follow. Ccontact Stephanie Meyer, varsity coach, at 419-7650312, with any questions. The community is invited to come and cheer for the Redskin volleyball team and to help fight breast cancer by packing the PCHS stands with pink.

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INVITATION TO BID NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE OTTAWA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, on behalf of the Ottawa County Department of Job and Family Services, is opening an Invitation to Bid on provision of Attorney Services. Bids are due September 28, 2012 at 10:00 a.m., to the Ottawa County Department of Job and Family Services, 8043 W. State Route 163, Suite 200, Oak Harbor, OH 43449. Bids will be evaluated based on criteria included in Invitation to Bid, which may be obtained by contacting Stephanie Kowal, Ottawa County Department of Job and Family Services, 419-8983688, ext. 249. In accordance with Ohio Revised Code Section 307.87 this shall serve as notification that this notice is available on Ottawa County’s internet web site on the world wide web by logging onto www. co.ottawa.oh.us and going to the legal notices/bids link – click on main page and you will be able to view the notice in PDF format. Bids will be delivered to the Ottawa County Department of Job and Family Services, at 8043 West State Route 163, Suite 200, Oak Harbor, Ohio 43449, until 10:00 a.m., Friday, September 28, 2012. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 10:05 a.m., same date, in the Director’s Conference Room, at the same address. Consideration of award will be based on the lowest cost and best service. All costs directly or indirectly related to this request

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will be the sole responsibility of the applicant. This request does not constitute an offer. Acceptance of pricing does not commit Ottawa County Department of Job and Family Services to make purchase. The Board reserves the right to amend Bid specifications up to three business days prior to the scheduled Bid opening, reject any or all bids, and waive any irregularities and to award the purchase to the vendor or vendors with the lowest cost and best bids to meet agency needs. By order of: OTTAWA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. (Published one time September 6, 2012 The Beacon.) PORTAGE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS 2501 State Road, Port Clinton, OH 43452. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING. The Portage Township Board of zoning appeals hereby gives notice that a public hearing will be held Thursday, September 20, 2012, at the Portage Township Hall, 2501 State Road Port Clinton, OH 43452. At 7pm a variance request by Michael Nippert, PO Box 212 Millersburg for properties owned at 0376 N. Poplar Street, Port Clinton, OH 43452 will be heard. The request is to reduce the E. Side yard set back to 4 ft. and the rear yard set back 8 ft. for an addition to the home. Review of the application is available at the Portage Hall, Zoning Inspectors office, Mondays 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm and Saturdays 8:30 am to 10:30 am. Portage Township BZA Ottawa County, OH P.E. Dutch Schultz, Chairman. (Published one time September 6, 2012 The Beacon.)

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Auto: 2002 Ford Thunderbird blue hard top convertible automatic PW PL AC cruise am/fm cd, 4,539 mi. Auto: 2005 Mercury Montego tan automatic 4d am/fm cd AC cruise PW sun roof, 48,820 mi. Household & Antiques: beds-single & double headboards, dressers, pictures, marble top tables, cane bottom chairs, what-not figurines, lot of cat collectibles, towels, sheets, rugs, rag dolls, GE Profile washer & dryer, Christmas décor, Halloween décor, Easter décor, copper kettle boiler, small case iron stove, vacuum cleaner, microwave, cedar chest, corner cabinet, love seat, blankets, drop leaf tables, rocker w/ wooden carvings, bamboo furniture, Gevalia coffee maker, out door furniture, lamps, coolers, fine glassware, Bavaria set of dishes, ducks, cook books, glass dogs, glass cats, round drum table, Fisher stereo, wash stand, pitcher & bowl, International time recorder, setting for 12 dishes (made in England), floor lamps, Triumph gas burner, chicken match holder, ice cream table w/ 2 chairs, cat cage, cat play house, cast iron 3 shelf, kids rocker, table w/ 4 benches, marble top cabinet, 2 window fans, card table w/ 4 chairs, wooden wagon, tea cart, child’s cabinet, silverware, Danish Christmas spoons, bowl sets, crocks w/ lids, old family scale, coffee grinder, sad irons, 2 high back chairs, pots, pans, Birds of a feather wine glasses, 2 stuffed chairs, queen Ann chair, 2 end tables, couch, marble top coffee table, 2 plate racks, small marble top plant stand, silver candle holder, woman’s hat boxes, purses, single bed w/ night stand, dresser w/ mirror, cane bottom & back chair, rocker w/ foot stool, punch bowl set, white glass, cups & saucers, chickens, soup terrains, queen bed w/ pineapple end poles, 2 night stands & dresser w/ mirror, linens Garage & Outdoor: small air compressor, shop vac, Char-broil gas grill, dog houses, solar lantern, gas Toro snow blower, Toro deluxe power drive 21 in, B&D electric blower, B&D electric edger, shovels, rakes, hoes, step ladder, aluminum ladder, 4 wooden ladders, Snapper walk behind vacuum, Jacobson super bagger. Many other misc. items Terms: Cash or check with proper ID. All items sold as is where is. Not responsible for accidents, or items after they are sold. Statements made the day of sale supersede all printed matter. Chad W. Brough Auctioneer is licensed by the Ohio Department of Agriculture and a licensed Broker for Batdorff Real Estate, Inc. and bonded in favor of the State of Ohio.

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

2881 Shad Row - Catawba
4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, open floor plan located on open floor plan located on Harbor Island. Professionally Harbor Island. Professionally decorated and landscaped decorated with large deck overlooking overlooking with 75’ of private boat dockage. boat dockage. 75’ $669,900 $650,000

PONTOON BOAT
16-Foot Fiberglass Pontoon 9.9Johnson Long Shaft electric start. $2250.00 OBO. Trailer. Goose Blind. Dock. Toussaint River Oak Harbor, OH. 724-9545925.

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4445 Marin Pines - Catawba
Professionally decorated 2 Professionally decorated bedroom, 2 bath condo at 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo at LeMarin. Includes a 40’ LeMarin. Includes two 40’ deeded dock in private deeded docks in private deep water marina/direct access marina/direct access to lake. Owner Financing to thethe lake. $219,900 Available $224,500

House for Sale Located at 1989 S. Sanbay Dr.
South on Fulton St. right on Luschinger Rd. left on Sanbay Dr. last house on left.

2600 sq ft, custom built, quality house. Corian, split bedroom design, 3 car plus garage, 8 years old, brochures in front yard.

CONTACT: CAROL LOACH 419-420-2360 or STEVE LOACH 419-421-7094

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NEW LISTING

2103 Tiffin Ave., Findlay, OH 45840 www.prudentialchaslorealty.com

NEW LISTING

MINT CONDITION! Hidden Harbor Condo with private setting. 3 BR, 2 BA, Catawba Island. www.776HiddenHarbor. com or call for RUTHIE CAPUTO.

4 BEDROOMS, 2 FULL BATHS… Nice lot, big back yard, $99,000. Call for DEBBIE CONTE.

419-734-5551

NEW LISTING

NEW LISTING

DEEP LOT... Updated kitchen. 1st floor laundry room. Large landing attic. Large Lot. 18x20 Detached building. Detached garage. Shed. JENNIFER BEHNKE.

ANGLER’S DELIGHT! Fully furnished, camper mobile with added family room, and 24 foot dock! Call for ALLEN STRYKER.

LOVELY CORNER SETTING with 3 BR, 2 BA ranch. Enjoy the annual parades from the front lawn or covered porch. Very nice home at a very good price $90’s. LEN PARTIN.

LOCATION IS EVERYTHING! Beautifully decorated 3 BR, 2 BA Catawba Bay Condo on marina. Enjoy private clubhouse, fitness center, pool, nature trail. Call for ANNA PIACENTINO.

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WATER FRONT, LUXURIOUS STYLE… Beautifully designed, canal front, 2 story. Wonderful, 3 BR, 2+BA home, with dock!. www.679NORTHSTAR.com or call for DEANNA JOHNSON.

WELL-MAINTAINED 2 BR home, steps from Lake & Beach. Part finished bsmnt with Everdry System. Tasteful décor, hardwood floors, new appliances. $104,900. www.123Walnut.com or call DEBI BENTLAGE.

LAKE FRONT LOT 90 feet on the lake. Situated on Catawba in Colony Club. $399,000. Call for JEFF WILLIAMS.

1990 PARK MODEL with large room addition. In one of Portage River’s best kept secrets, Vacationland! Owning your 30ft dock gives you 2 waterslips. Call for GLENDA WARD.

Nice Get-Away!

Harborside Condominium

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SUMMER GET-AWAY or year round cottage close to the lake marinas and Lakeside. Screened in porch. Call RUTH DOUGLAS 419-202-0029

GREAT TOWNHOUSE! All new paint, carpet, floor coverings & window treatments! Like new 2 BR, 2 BA overlooks river & your 30 Ft. Dock. Newer appliances. www.509Lakeshore.com $130,000! Call RUTHIE or JOHN CAPUTO 419-356-3947.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED! Well-maintained mobile on lovely one acre deeded lot near Lake Erie. Great for angler’s retreat or weekend getaway. Convenient location. $69,900 www.3389Harbor.com or call for DEBI BENTLAGE 419-276-7755.

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2188 N CARRIAGE LANE #7
CATAWBA ISLAND. 4265 E. MARIN WOODS $249,000. • 2BR 2BA LeMarin Lake front ranch unit with TING NEW LIS glistening views of Lake Erie and fabulous
sunsets. • This unit has been almost completely refurbished with a neutral palette, in move in condition and has had only two owners. • Includes (40+ft) Dock B-4 in private, deep water Marina with direct Lake Erie access. • Beautiful perennials planted around the condo with a very private patio and lawn area.

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• Direct lake access • WATERFRONT • Colony Club • Tiki style décor • 2 bedrooms, 2 baths $149,000

CATAWBA ISLAND. 1985 N. CARRIAGE LANE
$396,000.
•4BR 3BA Colony Club Estates home. •This home has been refurbished twice with new roof, appliances, carpeting, new wood kitchen flooring, downstairs windows replaced with Anderson windows. Garage door replaced along with complete replacement of driveway. All new landscaping & more. • You may lease a dock, purchase one or buy a share of the marina. • The views from this home are spectacular with spectacular sunsets!

701 N HARBOR POINT DRIVE
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• NEW CONSTRUCTION • 3 bedrooms, 3 baths • Open Floor-plan • Community Pool • Harbor Views $269,000

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CATAWBA ISLAND. 1850 WINDWARD
$680,000.
• 4BR 4.5 BA CATAWBA ISLAND STONE MANSION situated on approximate 1,206 ft. of waterfront on West Harbor. • THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS AREA IN VACATIONLAND. You are surrounded by water on 3 sides of this ONE-OF-A-KIND, MAGNIFICENT, CUSTOMIZED, HOME DESIGNED FOR THE LOT TO TAKE IN ALL OF THE PANORAMIC VIEWS THE HARBOR HAS TO OFFER. • DEEP-WATER DOCKAGE AT YOUR DOOR. 3 DOCKS WITH 6 WATERSLIPS! CATAWBA ISLAND. 1531 N. Compass.

5951 CATAWBA SHORES
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• Amazing Views • LAKE FRONT • Gated Community • Newer Pool • Upgrades through-out $349,000

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$335,000.

CATAWBA ISLAND. 1799 N. Windward. $179,900. CATAWBA ISLAND. 3246 N. Marina View. $379,000.

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Marblehead • View of the Bay, access to beach • 4 bedrooms 3 full baths • Close to marinas, beach, parks, recreation • $147,500 Dan Kukay 419-656-0138/ Margaret Lenthe 419-341-2014

Marblehead • 3 bedroom ranch with pool • Serene country setting • Large trees/decks/screened patio • $234,800 Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769

Marblehead • 30 ft dockage included • Recently remodeled, 3 bed 2 bath • Fenced back yard with shed • $169,000 Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188

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Marblehead • 3 bed 2 ½ bath home • Garage & 30x40 two story barn • 2 acres with pool • $295,000 Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769

Port Clinton • Stunning view • Dockage available • Sandy Beach & in ground pool • $169,900 Ellen Calzonetti 419-341-9578

Port Clinton • Waterfront with dockage! • 2 bed 2 bath close to area attractions • Easy access to Lake Erie • $119,500 Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188

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675 Toledo, Port Clinton • 4 bed 2 bath, fp, craftsmanship thru out • 100 ft dock with water & electric • Panoramic view from 3 season room • $319,000 Margaret Lenthe 419-341-2014 Port Clinton • Enlarged living areas • Double lot w/2 car garage • One block from beach & park • $79,900 Margaret Lenthe 419-341-2014

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