City Moves On Waterworks Plan: Odnr: No Asian Carp

CORRECTION: In the story
about the Tall Ships organiz-

ers last week, we made a slight
error, well maybe not so slight!
We reported that the Ohio State
University Marching Band would
be leading a parade on Sept. 1,
2012. Whoops! They will be here
for the Tall Ships Celebration on
Sept. 1, 2013, not this coming
Labor Day weekend. They will be
at the Port Clinton-Margaretta
football game on Friday, Sept. 28,
at True Lay Stadium. We apolo-
gize for any confusion this may
have caused.
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The American Cancer Society
of Northwest Ohio is making it
5 oclock in Port Clinton all
weekend long. Events include:
Island Doctor at Kokomo Bay
from 8 to midnight; the second
annual Duck Drop at Monsoon
Lagoon Saturday starting at 11
a.m.; the fourth annual Chemo
Crawl from 3 to 8 p.m. on Sat-
urday starting at Our Guest Inn
and Suites in downtown Port
Clinton; a reverse raffe at Man-
go Mamas at 7 p.m. on Saturday,
and music with DJ Dale from 8
p.m. to midnight Saturday night.
For more information on how to
participate, call 419-734-7111.
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ner this week is Mike
Freeh, of Fremont, who
was among the 164 con-
testants who found Wylie hiding
in the gutter in the ad for Gutter
Topper on page 4B in last weeks
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Painters, sculptors, photog-
raphers, jewelry designers, live
demonstrations, antique cars
and airplanes will be set up
in the newly opened Liberty
Aviation Museum for Appetite
for the Arts. Witness the true
1930s art deco museum hold-
ings. Believe in the Spirit of
Amelia Air Art and the inspira-
tion of her time.
Appetite for the Arts is an en-
tire weekend flled with discov-
ery and adventure with the arts
at the Liberty Aviation Mu-
seum, 3515 E. State Road, Port
Clinton. Friday nights event is
sold out but the event is free
and open to the public from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug.
18, and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sun-
day, Aug. 19.
Enjoy artists such as Andy
Sacksteder and Charles Row-
land working on their art.
Peruse the venue and select a
piece of artwork from artists
such as Bailey VanKirk, Benja-
min Budd, Neil Frankennauser,
Dee Cochran, Tom Natchman
or Carol ImesLuscombe to
name just a few of the 70 art-
ists on hand. Enjoy live enter-
tainment, culinary arts, beer,
local wineries, vintage cars and
airplanes.
There is a free shuttle on Sat-
urday to Marbleheads Interna-
tional Days.
This event is brought to you
by the Greater Port Clinton
Area Arts Council. For infor-
mation, visit www.PortClin-
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BY JOHN SCHAFFNER
Publisher
Tuesday night, Port Clinton
City Council moved forward
with an ordinance that puts the
development of Waterworks Park
back on the front page. The ordi-
nance authorizes the city to enter
into an agreement with the Los
Angeles legal frm of Jeffer, Man-
gels, Butler and Mitchell to assist
the city in fnding a developer at
the site.
The ordinance came out of
the Planning and Development
Committee chaired by Deb Ben-
ko. Following the abrupt with-
drawal by the Indiana developer
Puller Group in early 2008, many
local leaders and Council mem-
bers started looking for a way to
revive the project that had been
on ice since the banking crisis of
2008.
Benko said Council frst became
aware of the LA law frm shortly
after Puller Group pullout. The
law frm is not a development
contractor, but it specializes in
putting projects and developers
together.
They have a huge base of con-
tacts, said Benko. They have
been involved in developments
across America and around the
globe. They proposed a two-step
process by which we frst send
out requests for qualifcations
(RFQs) to developers from every-
where. They then hone down that
list to selected developers who
seem most qualifed and send out
requests for proposals (RFPs).
According to the scope of ser-
vices proposal from the law frm,
following the RFQ and RFP pro-
cess at least three and no more
than fve developers who would
be appropriate partners for the
City in the development of the
project would be identifed. With
the consent of the city, the frm
would then make the frst contact
with the developers and partici-
pate in the review of their RFP
responses and any interviews.
When asked if the original cri-
teria points that were established
during the long and controversial
2006-2007 battle would still ap-
ply, Benko noted that all previous
criteria would be considered.
One thing I can tell you, we
are not going to do any more site
studies, Benko stated emphati-
cally. We believe this frm has
the experience to help the city
move forward toward connecting
us with a substantial investment.
JMBM is seeking a $10,000 re-
tainer to start the process going.
They have assured city offcials
that their total expense will not
exceed $25,000.
Appetite for the Arts
City moves on Waterworks plan
After a week of intensive electrofshing
and gill netting activities in Sandusky Bay,
Maumee Bay and their main tributaries, of-
fcials have found no bighead or silver Asian
carps in western Lake Erie. The Ohio De-
partment of Natural Resources, Michigan
Department of Natural Resources and U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service work together to
assess the current status of those fsh within
western Lake Erie bays and select tributaries.
The sampling results are very encourag-
ing, especially since we intensely focused on
areas where we believed we had the great-
est chances of fnding these fsh, said Rich
Carter, ODNR executive administrator of
fsh management and research.
We are committed to supporting our
state DNR partners in the feld, said U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service Midwest Deputy
Regional Director Charlie Wooley. Service
staff will continue to work side-by-side with
DNR employees both on the water and in
the labs as we try to answer the question, Are
there any live Asian carp in the Sandusky
and Maumee areas? This weeks sampling
has not provided any physical evidence that
Asian carp are in these two waterways.
Jim Dexter, chief of the fsheries division,
MDNR, noted that this effort presented an
excellent effort to accompany the more
sensitive eDNA testing. MDNR looks to
this effort as a baseline of information and
as a foundation upon which to build any fu-
ture sampling efforts.
Fish sampling activities took place in re-
sponse to the six water samples taken from
Sandusky and north Maumee bays in Au-
gust 2011 that tested positive for the pres-
ence of Asian carp eDNA. Additional eDNA
sampling activities occurred July 30-Aug. 4,
and those fndings will be announced in a
few weeks.
ODNR:
No Asian
carp
Traveling
memorial
The Moving Wall Vietnam memorial made its way through Port
Clinton last week en route a fve-day stop at Depot Park in
Elmore. Hundreds of motorcyclists many Vietnam veterans
themselves accompanied the trailer through the rain. For
a thank you note from the wife of one of those veterans, see
SOUND OFF | PAGE 2A.
More than 100 seniors from across the county came to-
gether today at Riverview Healthcare Campus, home of the
Harbor Lights Senior Center, to honor our countrys Viet-
nam Veterans and the procession of the Vietnam Combat
Veterans Moving Wall as it passed through Ottawa County
on it way to Elmore.
Seniors gathered at the Multipurpose Room of Riverview
beginning at 9:30 a.m. for a coffee and doughnut social
sponsored by Walker Family Funeral Homes. Dave Ninke
performed several patriotic songs in preparation of the pro-
cession. After the coffee social, seniors proceeded to the road
to honor their fellow countrymen. Many carried signs and
waved American Flags in tribute to the many veteran motor-
cycle riders who accompanied the procession.
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March 9, 1931 Aug. 3, 2012
On Friday, Aug. 3, Barbara Bailey
passed away peacefully at her home
with her chil-
dren at her side.
She had spent
seven years deal-
ing with Neuro-
Endocrine can-
cer.
Barbara was
born on March
9, 1931, to Fran-
ces and Stensen
Petersen, of Port Clinton. She gradu-
ated from PCHC class of 1949, and
went on to major in Music and Edu-
cation at Ohio State University, where
she was also a member of Alpha
Gamma Delta sorority. In 1953 she
married Benjamin Bailey, of Salem.
She spent 20 years as an Air Force
wife, setting up her household and
raising her family in nine locations
around the country and Puerto Rico.
In many of her postings she taught
school and was always involved in
the community and social activities
of the Offcers Wives Clubs. She was
also interested in genealogy and spent
time seeking out and organizing in-
formation on her childrens ancestry.
After military retirement, Barbara
returned to Port Clinton. She taught
fute lessons and played organ for St.
Pauls Lutheran Church. She taught
Adult Basic Education and recorded
books for the blind. She was Activities
and Social Services director at Edge-
wood Manor Nursing Center for 12
years until her retirement. Later she
served as the Curator for the Ottawa
County Museum. She was active in
many local organizations and clubs
including the Genealogy Society, An-
tiquarians, 88 Circle, Port Clinton
Artists Club, Playmakers Theater and
several weekly bridge clubs. She trav-
eled around the country to visit fam-
ily and visited Europe several times.
She is survived by her children Kris-
ten Bailey (Michael) Abney, of Port
Clinton, Eric (Teri) Bailey, of Dallas,
and Gretchen Bailey (Brian Zydiak)
of Culver City, Calif.; grandchildren
Charlotte Abney, of Washington,
D.C., Kevin Abney, of Brooklyn,
N.Y., Christopher, Jonathan, Michael
and Erica Bailey of Dallas; and Per
and Cameron Bailey-Zydiak of Cul-
ver City, Calif. Her brother, Lowell
(Elaine) Petersen, of Port Clinton,
and her Aunt Eva Jean (Vollmer) Pe-
tersen of Catawba Island also survive.
Barbara donated her body to the
UT Medical Center in order to ad-
vance the knowledge of Neuro En-
docrine cancer. The family wishes to
thank Stein Hospice for their sup-
port and assistance during Barbaras
last six months. The family will have
calling hours on Saturday, Aug. 18,
from 1 to 7 p.m. at her home, 715 E.
Second St. in Port Clinton. In lieu of
fowers, Barbara requested that dona-
tions be made to the Ottawa County
Historical Museum at PO Box 845,
Port Clinton, OH 43452. Online con-
dolences may be shared with the fam-
ily at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.
Stephen Bacak
Aug. 28, 1926 Aug. 13, 2012
Stephen J. Bacak Sr., 85, of Port
Clinton, died Aug. 13, at Magruder
Hospital, Port Clinton.
Graveside services will be conduct-
ed 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 17, at St. Jo-
seph Catholic Cemetery, Marblehead.
There will be no visitation.
Raul Obregon
Died Aug. 14, 2012
Raul Obregon, age 62, died Aug.
14 in Port Clinton after a long battle
with brain cancer.
Funeral services will be conducted
10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 17, at Neideck-
er, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral Home,
Port Clinton, where visitation will be
held Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m.
Obituaries
Sound Off
Vietnam Memorial
I hope many of our local residents
had the opportunity to view the Viet-
nam Wall as it traveled through Port
Clinton. My husband, Thomas Bryan,
served in Vietnam as did many others
from the area. We had the privilege of
visiting the actual wall in Washington,
D.C., and to say it is awe-inspiring is
an understatement. I hope many took
advantage of the opportunity to visit
the replica while it was on display in
Elmore.
It was nice to see that the dedication
of the motorcyclists, many Vietnam
veterans themselves, was not damp-
ened by the morning rain. While
many in our national government
do their best to destroy our country
from within, I found this display of
patriotism outstanding.
Well done Vietnam vets thank
you!
Emmy Bryan
Club Red success
The American Red Cross and the
Ottawa County Club Red wish to
thank all of the generous benefactors
of our recent gala, Black and White
with a Splash of Red. We are hum-
bled by your support of this event
that helps ensure that the American
Red Cross is here in Ottawa County
when you need us.

Special thanks to Brian Beck and
Friendship Food Stores for providing
the grand raffe prize. Our sincere ap-
preciation goes to our top sponsors
and auction donors for their contin-
ued valuable support: the Stouffer
Family and the Catawba Island Club;
Crown Battery; OE Meyer Co.; Sutton
Property Leasing, LTD; Red, White &
Brew of Elmore; Magruder Hospital;
Duttera/Skrinak Group Merrill
Lynch; the Dziak Gallery; Freedom
Boat Club; Jerald Cohen; Erie Islands
Sailing School; Catawba Dental/Gal-
lery on Catawba; Skipper Buds; John
and Mary Jane Gibson; Anthony and
Myrna Pastore.
Kudos to Mike Schenk, and the en-
tire CIC staff, whose professional at-
tention to detail allows the evening to
be magic.
Wed also like to acknowledge our
auctioneers, Greg Peiffer of WPCR/
WPIB, and Norman Peiffer of The
Andersons of Toledo, as well as our
musical entertainment for the eve-
ning, local piano man Greg Fox and
Toledo vocalist Carmen Miller.
This years gala co-chairwomen
were Lynn Majce and Danis Putz-
bach. 2012 Club Red chair is Karen
Blizzard.
The Ottawa County Club Red was
founded by Cindy Amerine in 2007
to provide women an avenue to be-
come well-versed about an excellent
cause, while at the same time under-
scoring that a group of women with a
vision can make a difference in their
community.
Beth Leggett, Director and Ottawa
County Club Red
Boosters Raffe
The Danbury Laker Boosters Re-
verse Raffe was another success for
the 20th year in a row! This event
could not happen without all the
volunteers and committee members
who include Joe and Jena Kruse,
Cindy and Denny Coles, Lori Fletch-
er, Jim and Mary Lou Rinaldo, Joe
Fetzer, Drew Davie, Holly Gast, John
Starcher, Bob Meterko, Lisa Bauer,
Gary Deerhake, Lori and Mark Mizla,
Molly and Dean Rosiar, Tom and Sue
Hartman, Heidi Gast, Mark Dress,
Wayne Watts, Megan, Katie and
Adam Twarek, Joe Gast, Bryan Du-
dash, Tim Heffernan, Mark Moore,
Dan Humphrey, Reba Bishoff, Duane
Myers and Bill and Crystal Chapman.
It is great to see some of our former
Danbury athletes volunteering their
time to give back to their school.
A big thank you too for all of you
who helped clean up afterwards
that was so much appreciated.
Also, thank you to all who par-
ticipated in the raffe. We had many
happy winners! All of the proceeds go
to beneft our Danbury athletes for
equipment and scholarships.
Laker Athletic Booster Reverse
Raffe Committee
Beacon. Mike wins our weekly $20 gift
card from Friendship Food Stores plus
two tickets to Gem Beach Rocks Again on
Sept. 8. Well hide 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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St. Paul Lutheran Women will host their
annual Peach Social this Saturday, Aug.
18, from 4 to 6:30 p.m. at the church
Fellowship Hall at 541 S. Church Road
in Danbury Township. They will feature
homemade chicken noodle soup, sand-
wiches, homemade pie, ice cream, locally
grown peaches, salads and beverages.
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The Danbury High School Class of 1987
is holding its 25-year reunion this week-
end. They will meet up at 7 p.m. Friday
night, Aug. 17, at Jamestown Tavern. Sat-
urday they will have a tour of the school
at 11 a.m. and then head to the beach at
Bay Point. They will enjoy refreshments at
the pavilion there followed by even more
frivolity at the Shores Club. The plan is
to include any individual that was in the
class at anytime throughout grades K-12.
The Port Clinton Elks Lodge is bringing
back its famous Stag-er-oo, only now its
Stag-er-oo & Ladies Too. It will all take
place at the lodge on Buckeye Boulevard
from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Aug. 25. There
will be raffes, blackjack, the big six wheel,
bingo and a Cornhole Tournament. Entry
is $20 which gets you admittance, lunch
and dinner! Lunch will be wings, sand-
wiches and the works. Dinner is a repeat
of the lunch menu plus a big serving of
Lake Erie Yellow Perch! Tickets are avail-
able at the Lodge, Danbury Hardware,
PC Ford, Frederick Insurance, Dublin
Commercial Services, Lakeland Auto and
Marine and National Bank of Ohio.
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Dont forget The Friends of Port Clinton
Parks Annual Flea Market/Garage Sale
at Lakeview Park this Saturday, Aug. 18,
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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In response to popular demand, the
Oak Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce
has decided to add a second Village Wide
Garage Sale this year. The sale dates will
be Friday and Saturday, Aug. 24-25. If you
would like to be added to the list of sales,
call the Chamber at 419-898-0479. The
lists, when completed, will be available at
the Chamber offce and at the Oak Har-
bor Public Library.
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The Port Clinton Kiwanis
Club is launching a brand
new fundraising event An
Evening at the Races on
Friday, Oct. 19, starting at
6:30 p.m. at the Knights
of Columbus Hall in Port
Clinton. Tickets are on sale
for $25 per person, which
includes dinner, one drink
ticket and lots of betting
opportunities.
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Three years ago, all Port Clinton
High School Alumni were invited to
join in on the frst-ever All-School
Reunion. Since this event
alumni have been ask-
ing when everyone
will again gather
in Port Clinton.
The Port Clin-
ton High School
Alumni Associa-
tion is pleased to
announce that the
All-School Reunion
will be held Sept.
28-29, in conjunc-
tion with the downtown
Harvest Festival.
At the PC Redskins football
game vs. Margaretta at True Lay
Stadium on Sept. 28, there will be
an alumni tunnel during pregame,
alumni band and much more. Add-
ing to the excitement, The Ohio State
University Marching Band will per-
form at the game. Any PCHS Band
Alumus that would like to be part
of alumni band should contact Jan
Gluth at jgluth@pccsd.net or 419-
732-2102 by Sept. 25. Ticket sale in-
formation for the Sept. 28 game will
be announced at a later date.
On Saturday, Sept. 29, the day be-
gins with a farewell tour of the cur-
rent Port Clinton Middle School (Old
High School) and Jefferson Elemen-
tary School at 9 a.m. followed
by a brief closing ceremony
at 10 a.m. The Alumni
Brunch will be held at
Port Clinton High
School, 821 S. Jef-
ferson St., at 11 a.m.
Advance ticket pur-
chase is required,
ticket forms are
available online or
tickets can be pur-
chased at Marys Blos-
som Shoppe and Otto
& Urban. Ticket cost is
$10 per person for the
brunch catered by Cof-
f e e Express. To fnd the ticket
form online, visit www.pccsd.net
and select All School Reunion un-
der the News section. Following
the brunch, tours of the current high
school and new Bataan Memorial ad-
dition will take place from noon to 1
p.m.
Varsity Boys Basketball Coach Troy
Diels invites alumni to join in on the
fun of an Alumni vs. Alumni Basket-
ball game later in the day on Saturday,
Sept. 29. Meet and greet the current
Redskin boys basketball team. All
participants must have graduated
from Port Clinton, but not neces-
sarily played for Port Clinton. Team
captains should contact Diels at 419-
656-2672. The cost for each team will
be $50.
The All-School Reunion will take
place at Kokomo Bay, 40 Madison
St., from 6 to 8 p.m. There will be
social time, PCHS Memorabilia,
cash bar, snacks, menu available and
music that will remind alumni of
the Pigskin Swing, Winter Formal
and Prom! Past/present teachers are
also invited to attend in the Teach-
ers Corner. There will be a $1 cover
charge and 50/50 drawing. All pro-
ceeds beneft future PCHS Alumni
Association Events. At 8 p.m., PCHS
Alumni will move to the streets of
downtown Port Clinton to join in on
the Harvest Festival and enjoy the live
band, The Earthquakers, local food
venders and more.
Tell your friends and classmates to
mark their calendars for the PCHS
All-School Reunion. For informa-
tion or to volunteer your assistance,
contact Gluth at jgluth@pccsd.net
or 419-732-2102, ext. 242, or like the
Port Clinton High School Alumni As-
sociation Facebook Page.
Locals earn
scholarships for
BGSU Firelands
Caly Anne Laurents, of Port Clinton, and Tamera
Lynn Helle, of Oak Harbor, have received the Bowl-
ing Green State University Firelands College Commu-
nity Scholarship. Laurents will receive $1,244 toward
tuition for the 2012-2013 academic year. She is a ju-
nior majoring in visual communication technology at
BGSU Firelands where she has been on the Deans List
and maintained a 3.95 GPA. She has won the Visual
Communication Technology Award and twice won
the Outstanding Technical Award for Theatre. She has
been inducted into the Society of the Flame, Phi Eta
Sigma and Wellgates International Honor Society. She
is active with the Speech Activities Organization The-
atre and Visual Communications Technology Organi-
zation.
She is married to Joe Simko and she is the daughter
of Phil Lacer and Victoria Laurents, of Port Clinton.
Helle has received the Health Careers Unlimited
Scholarship and will receive $300 toward tuition plus
an additional $200 book as a companion scholarship.
has received the Health Careers Unlimited Scholarship
This award, sponsored by the Health Careers Unlim-
ited organization, is available to a sophomore majoring
in a health career feld at BGSU Firelands. Recipients
must have a B average and be from Erie, Ottawa, San-
dusky, Huron, or Seneca counties.
Helle is a 2010 graduate of Oak Harbor High School
and a sophomore majoring at BGSU in nursing. She is
the daughter of Ron Helle and Tracey Schiller.
For information about these and other scholarships
available at BGSU Firelands, contact Debralee Div-
ers, director of enrollment management and student
retention services, at 419-433-5560, 800-322-4787 or
divers@bgsu.edu.
Plans unfold for PCHS
All-School Reunion
With the start of the 2012-13 school year just around the
corner, the Port Clinton City School District has numer-
ous orientations and open houses scheduled for students
and their parents. Prior to school there are also dates for
older students to pay school fees and pick up schedules
and supply lists. These sessions provide an opportunity
for students and their parents to become familiar with
their school setting and meet with the faculty and staff of
each building.
High School
Port Clinton High School student schedules will be
available as follows: Sophomores 8 to 11 a.m. Wednes-
day, Aug. 22; Seniors 8 to 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 23;
Juniors 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 23. Parking
permits may also be purchased at these specifed times.
Freshmen Orientation Frosh Fest is planned for Friday,
Aug. 24, beginning at 8:30 a.m. in the PCHS Performing
Arts Center Lobby. Students and parents learn important
information about high school and students have the op-
portunity to walk through their schedules. Port Clinton
High School Open House will be at 6:30 p.m. Monday,
Sept. 10.
Middle School
As previously announced
students will begin the
school year in the build-
ing on Fourth Street. All events will be held at the Fourth
Street Building. Schedule pick up times are 8:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. Aug. 29-30; 8 a.m. to noon Aug. 31; and 12:30 to
2:30 p.m. Sept. 4. Students and parents are welcome and
encouraged to walk through the building and fnd their
classrooms, locker during schedule pick up times. The
New Student Summit will be held at 6:30 p.m. Monday,
Aug. 27, in the PCMS Auditorium. The Summit is for both
students and parents in grade six or new to the district.
Bataan
Bataan Kindergarten and New Student Orientation is
Aug. 28 at 9 a.m. those with last names A-L and parents,
and 11 a.m. for those with last names M-Z and parents.
Bataan Memorial Orientation for Grades 1 and 2 is at 5:30
p.m. These events at Bataan Memorial will take place in
the new addition with the entrance on the South side of
the building.
Jefferson
Jefferson New Student Orientation will be held on
Thursday, Aug. 30, at 9 a.m. for last names A-L and par-
ents and 11 a.m. for last names M-Z and parents. Jefferson
Open House will be held on Sept. 6, at 6 p.m.
The frst day of school for Port Clinton City School
District Students will be Sept. 5. Supply lists and back-to-
school information can be found at www.pccsd.net.
PORT CLINTON CITY SCHOOLS
Orientation, open house
schedules announced
Bowling Green State University Firelands Campus Associate Pro-
fessor of Sociology Tim Jurkovac recently presented his paper Cele-
brating Nostalgia, Legalizing Extortion and Subsidizing Greed: The
Hegemony of the Retro Ballpark at the 24th Annual Cooperstown
Symposium on Baseball and American Culture in Cooperstown,
NY.
A lifelong fan of baseball and Cleveland sports, Jurkovac has been
able to incorporate his enthusiasm for Americas national pastime
into his craft. Through his popular BGSU Firelands Sociology of
Sports course, he is able to present students with a different perspec-
tive of baseball.
It is a timeless sport layered with nuance, said Jurkovac. Base-
ball provides a sense of community and brings people together it provides a sense of
commonality.
Jurkovacs paper, however, sheds a revealing light onto the more sinister side of the
new ballparks which have been constructed in such cities as Cleveland, Baltimore, and
Denver.
Jurkovac contends that a communitys love of baseball
has been exploited by the leagues monopolistic owners
over the past twenty years when they threatened to move
their team if the city or county didnt build a new ball-
park.
In his paper, Jurkovac argues that the promises of eco-
nomic growth and community rebirth which are extolled
by the proponents of building new retro ballparks have
never been realized. In fact, just the opposite has occurred.
In Cleveland, lost revenues due to tax abatements for the
stadium have cost the county $9.7 million and unemploy-
ment more than doubled from 1970 to the mid-1990s.
What followed was a dramatic rise in revenue for the
owners and a massive amount of debt incurred by the pub-
lic. He argues that owners exhibit little in the way of being
responsible members of a community. The fact that such
wealthy individuals are subsidized by communities that are
often in fscal crisis is for Jurkovac the epitome of a reverse
Robin Hood effect.

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to academicians, journalists, lawyers, and historians and
this year featured more than 50 presentations selected
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A representative from Life Connection
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Memorial Hospital is hosting seven free
mammogram screening events during
2012 to provide a total of 100 free mam-
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The remaining screening dates are Sept.
18, Oct. 9, Oct. 23, Nov. 13 and Dec. 11.
This will be the second time Memorial
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mograms were administered at eight
different screening events at Memorial
Hospital from October 2011March 2012.
Chasity ONeill, director of development
and facilitator of the grant at Memorial
Hospital, believes the free screenings are a
great need in the communi-
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frst participation in the Ko-
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free mammogram program,
91 individuals received free
mammograms at Memorial
Hospital, she said.
Memorial Hospital is one
of six area hospitals that
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Remembering with love their children
who had died, nearly 120 parents, family
members and friends joined hands and
hearts in a 1-mile Walk to Remember on
Sunday, July 22.
Members of The Compassionate Friends
of Ottawa County, a nationwide self-help
support organization for families follow-
ing the death of a child, held the local walk
at East Harbor State Park.
The Ottawa County chapter joined doz-
ens of other chapters of The Compassion-
ate Friends around the country also spon-
soring walks. The walks coincide with the
national organizations 2-mile walk on the
fnal day of their national conference in
Costa Mesa, Calif., on July 22.
Our hearts were joined with those hun-
dreds of families across the country walk-
ing to remember all children who left us
too soon, said Roseann Hickman, chapter
leader. We will always cherish the memo-
ries of our children, no matter how long
or how short they were with us. The walk
gave us a way to honor their lives in a truly
memorable way.
This was the second year for the local
concurrent walk, which also served as a
fundraiser for the chapter as pledges were
received to help with outreach to bereaved
parents and families in the community.
Anyone who would still like to make a
pledge or would like information about
the Ottawa County chapter may call Rose-
ann Hickman at 419-308-4690.
We are elated by the growing response
to the concurrent walks and our national
Walk to Remember, said Patricia Loder,
executive director of the organization
which has more than 640 chapters in the
United States. As the years go by, more and
more chapters are joining in this heartfelt
celebration of remembrance.
For information about the national or-
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nationwide, call toll-free 877-969-0010 or
visit TCFs national website at www.com-
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8037 E. Harbor Rd. - Corner of 163 & Northshore
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Beer & Wine State Liquor Agency Groceries
Lottery Agent Premium Cigars
Kiedrowski Bakery Items
Stop in for the Best Steaks in Northwest Ohio
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Pottery & Glass
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Champions for Children, Port Clinton City School Districts Summer Enrichment
Camp, met a hero on Thursday, Aug. 9. The children visited the Tuskegee Airman
traveling exhibit, Rise Above, at the Erie-Ottawa Regional Airport. They had the hon-
or of meeting Lt. Col. Harold Brown, a Red Tail pilot, then were able to get a close look
at the Red Tail plane on display. Dr. Marsha Bordner generously donated funds for the
transportation so the children could travel to the exhibit.
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RECYCLI NG EVENT
Accepted Materials
NO televisions, computers or electronics
Any appliance or household object made primarily of steel including:
air conditioners
car parts
clothes washers & dryers
cook tops / ovens
dehumidifers
freezers / refrigerators
dishwashers
grills
hot water tanks
lawn mowers
9:00 am - Noon
August 25
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SATURDAY,
Ottawa County Fairgrounds
W. St. Rt. 163, Oak Harbor
The reading tutor training sponsored
by the United Way of Ottawa County
and previously scheduled for Aug. 28 and
Sept. 5 at Oak Harbor Public Library and
Aug. 30 at Genoa Public Library has been
canceled. Training will take place at a
later date.
Call Ida Rupp Public Library at 419-
732-3212 for information.
Tutor training postponed
The agricultural community will once
again have an opportunity to recycle un-
wanted farm tires through a collection
sponsored by the Ottawa, Sandusky, Sen-
eca Joint Solid Waste District. The event
will be held at the Sandusky County Fair-
grounds in Fremont at the north parking
lot. This collection is open to farm own-
ers, operators and residents in the three-
county area (including Bellevue and Fos-
toria residents). Absolutely no dealers or
agri-business will be permitted.
Pre-registration is required to partici-
pate. Registration is under way and will
end at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 24. Prior to
calling, know the number of tires by type/
size that you would like to recycle. When
the offce is contacted, a representative
from the District will provide you with
a time for delivering your tires and con-
frm the cost based on the quantity and
diameter of tires being recycled. It is im-
portant that all participants bring proof
of residency (drivers license) to the col-
lection site. This will verify your registra-
tion and speed the process of generating
a receipt for your records. Pre-register by
calling the Districts main offce at 419-
334-7222 or toll free at 1-888-850-7224.
Tires up to 36 including implement
tires, wagon tires, truck tires, skid loader
tires, most front tires and four-wheeler
tires will be accepted at a cost of $1 per
tire. The District will accept farm tires
37 to 60 (most rear tractor tires) at $10
per tire. Farm tires 61 and larger includ-
ing large rear tractor tires and all com-
bine tires (regardless of diameter) will
also be accepted at $15 per tire.
Tires can be recycled and used to make
tire rings used as construction barrel
weights or to hold down plastic covers
or tarps. Recycled tires can also become
crumb rubber, a material used in artif-
cial turf on athletic felds. Additional fn-
ished products from tires include asphalt
rubber used in road surfaces, tire turf
used to make playground surfacing, rub-
ber rock (an aggregate alternative) and
tire derived fuel (a source of energy used
in power plants).
For general recycling information, Dis-
trict recycling collections or sponsored
events log onto the OSS Solid Waste Dis-
tricts website at www.recycleoss.org. Join
us on Facebook by searching: Ottawa
Sandusky Seneca Green Recycling Scene
and hitting the like button.
Farm tire recycling coming up
Putt for a Mutt to raise funds for the
Ottawa County Humane Society. Island
Adventures Family Fun Center miniature
golf course will be the site for hole-in-one
challenges, 50/50 raffes and more from
noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 25.
Adoptable pets will be on hand for the
festivities. All miniature golf proceeds will
be donated to the Humane Society
Island Adventures is located at 280 SE
Catawba Road, Port Clinton. The rain date
for the event is Aug. 26.
Putt for a Mutt
Eight residents of the Ohio Veterans
Home in Sandusky were transported to
Tibbles Marina for the second annual
Fishing Trip for Veterans. Sixty-one veter-
ans participated in the four-boat armada.
WWII veterans on board included Eu-
gene Cross, Steven J. Moss Army Infantry
of Cleveland, George Atkinson and Wally
Matthews of Bellefontaine, and Ray Pope
WWII Navy. Fishing with their elders were
11 Navy vets, 31 Army vets, 5 Airmen, and
1 Coast Guard vet. Two Korean War vet-
erans were present as well as three Desert
Storm veterans. The Vietnam War veterans
dominated the boats population.
There were seven members of VFW Post
2920 from Crestline, Ohio, and six mem-
bers of Port Clintons VFW 2480. Other
Posts on board were Anchor Moore 4738,
6772 Spencerville, 7670 Overpeck, 7572
Marblehead, 1080 Bellefontaine, 550 New
Richmond, 72 MNT Cardinal, and 108
Chillicothe.
After all four boats returned to Tibbles
Marina, the group was treated to a fsh fry
provided by Tibbles with fnancial support
from Put-in-Bays American Legion Post
542. The chief fry cook was Opery Rohrer
and Mark Sea guard. Much appreciation
goes out to Dave Fredrick of Put-in-Bay
American Legion, Dave Cotes and Tom
Stinchcomb of Vets Helping Vets for their
duties in this event.
All veterans are looking forward to next
years trip and fshing with old friends
and acquaintances on Jack Tibbles fshing
boats of Marblehead.
Eugene Crouse of Ada Ohio is pictured with one of the days catch.
Fishing and fun
The Lakeside Volunteer Firemans An-
nual Spaghetti Dinner will be 11 a.m. to 6
p.m. Labor Day Monday, Sept. 3 at
Wesley Lodge in Lakeside. The 2011 ticket
prices will be adults $8 and children $5.
The purchase of a ticket also includes
a free movie at Orchestra Hall located in
Lakeside beginning at 7 p.m. Special free
passes will be given at the gates so that the
guests can enjoy the Spaghetti Dinner.
All revenue goes toward the purchase of
Fire and EMS Equipment.
The Lakeside Fire Department is a pri-
vate 5013 C3 charitable organization,
which is governed by the State/Federal
Laws and Regulations.
Lakeside Volunteer Fire Department was
organized in 1905 with continuous service
to the area. They are grateful for the many
years of community support.
Eat spaghetti, support
the Lakeside FD
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Proceeds to Beneft Wounded Warriors
M1 For Vets Honors Banquet
Saturday, August 25th 2012
VFW Post 2480s
1st Annual Beneft Poker Run
On Site Registration
Begins at 11 AM
$15 Driver and $5 for
Each Passenger
First Bike Out at 12 PM
Last Bike in at 4 PM
Stops Include:
VFW Post 2480
214 Madison St.
Port Clinton
VFW 2529
604 W. Perkins Ave.
Sandusky
Lake Wilmer Inn
5012 Campbell St.
Sandusky
Margaritaville
212 Fremont Ave.
Sandusky
Lagoon Saloon
3131 W. Wayne Rd.
Port Clinton
Mikes Tavern
8956 W. State Route 163
Oak harbor
Poker Run Starts and Ends
at the VFW Post 2480
214 Madison St.
(419) 734-9981
Pre-registration forms with fees
can be mailed to VFW Post 2480
214 Madison St. Port Clinton, OH 43452
Attn: Ernie Isaac/Lisa Miller
Pre-registration fees:
$10 Driver & $5 Per Passenger.
Make checks payable to VFW Post
2480 Memo Poker Run
Free Hotdogs, Hamburgers and sides
will be available for all registered
participants at the end of the ride
at the VFW Post 2480
Cash Bar Available
50/50s and Raffes
Catering For
All Occasions
Lunches to Go $5.50
Mon., Aug. 20
City Chicken
Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Vegetables
Roll & Butter
Tues., Aug. 21
Turkey Club Sandwich
Cole Salad
Dill Pickle
Dessert
Wed., Aug. 22
Swiss Steak
Vegetables
Roll & Butter
Thur., Aug. 23
Stuffed Chicken Breast
Vegetables
Roll & Butter
Fri., Aug. 24
BBQ Ribs
Baked Potato & Sour Cream
Baked Beans
Roll & Butter
Additional items available.
Substitutions may be made
without notice.
141B Maple Street
Port Clinton
419.734.1955
WPCR Port Clinton Radio and Ida Rupp
Public Library present a Skype event with
Richard Rosser, author of the childrens
book Piggy Nation A Day at Work with
Dad from 11 a.m. to noon Thursday, Aug.
16.
The book focuses on piggy behavior in
an amusing, colorful update of the Golden
Rule. The main character is a piglet named
Sammy who joins his Dad on Piggy Patrol.
As they search the town for piggies, Sam-
my learns about rude behavior.
For information on Richard Rosser,
check out his website at piggynation.com.
The next Skype author visit will feature
Ana Maria Rodriguez, author of non-
fction books for upper elementary and
junior high students, from 1 to 2 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 23. Titles include Secret
of the Puking Penguins and More! and
Vampire Bats, Giant Insects, and Other
Mysterious Animals of the Darkest Caves.
Copies of the books are available for
checkout at the library. For information
on Rodriquez, check out her website at
www.anamariarodriguez.com.
All ages are welcome and no registration
is required for the Skype events. Call Ida
Rupp Public Library at 419-732-3212 for
information.
Authors visit library via Skype
Main Street Port Clinton has rescheduled
last weeks planned showing of Dolphin
Tale to Thursday, Aug. 16, at Waterworks
Park. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs
to claim your spot in front of the large in-
fatable screen. Concessions will be avail-
able for a donation or you may bring your
own. The movie will begin at dusk, around
8:45 p.m.
The next show will be Happy Feet, on
Aug. 30.
Sponsorship opportunities are still avail-
able. For $500, your organization may
show a commercial before and after each
flm. Your banners will be displayed on
the concession tables and your organiza-
tion will be announced as a sponsor at all
events and meetings.
Current sponsors include: Ottawa Coun-
ty Community Foundation, The Com-
mons of Providence, Holiday Inn Express,
Magruder Hospital, Zink Calls,
For information, contact Main Street
Port Clinton at 419-734-5503.
Dolphin Tale
showing
rescheduled
Its Summertime, and in Marblehead, folks will soon
smell the cabbage rolls a-cookin and hear the lively sounds
of polka music at the 56th annual Halupki Festival. The
event, a celebra-
tion of Carpatho-
Russian foods and
culture, is present-
ed each year on
the third Sunday of
August by Holy As-
sumption Ortho-
dox Church, 114
E. Main St. (Ohio
163), Marblehead.
This years event
takes place on Sunday, Aug. 19.
The days activities begin with Divine Liturgy in the his-
toric church at 9:30 a.m. The choir of SS. Peter and Paul
Orthodox Church in Lorain will sing. The parish family
extends an invitation to one and all to join with them in
worship.
The festival begins at 11:30 a.m. with the serving of their
famous halupki and ham dinners, continuing until 2 p.m.
At 2:30, the International Ala Carte will open, featuring
halupki (cabbage rolls), perohi (perogies), halushki (cab-
bage and noodles), kolbasi (smoked sausage), pagach
(Slavic pizza) and much more.
Delicious old world-style baked goods, including nut
and poppyseed rolls (kolach, or koh-LAHCH), will be
sold.
Entertainment gets under way at 11:30 a.m. with the
Raz, Dva, Tre Russian Folk Ensemble of Lorain, followed
by polka music with the Wayne Golob Band of Sandusky
and the Frank Moravcik Band of Cleveland alternating
throughout the afternoon.
The parish church, the oldest Orthodox church in Ohio
and a historic landmark, will be open with tours for visi-
tors. Orthodox religious items will be on display and for
sale. A demonstration of the Rusyn art of Pysanky (pih-
SAHN-key), or Easter egg decorating, will be given. Craft-
ers will be showing their wares on the west lawn. There
will be refreshments, raffes and fun for the kids.
International Days
The Halupki Festival is the central
event of the three-day Marblehead
International Days celebration that
runs Aug. 17-18.
For more on International Days, see
PAGE 3A
Polka, food
and more at
Halupki Festival
Tin Goose Chapter 1247 of the Experimental Aircraft
Association will be hosting its annual Fly-In/Drive-In
Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, Aug. 19. This event is open
to the public and will be held at the Erie-Ottawa Regional
Airport, 3255 E. State Road, Port Clinton, from 8 a.m. to
noon.
Breakfast includes coffee, juice, sausage and all-you-
can-eat pancakes. Cost is $6 for adults and $4 for chil-
dren.
There will be free introductory airplane rides for youth
ages 8-17. These Young Eagle fights are provided by local
EAA volunteers and give kids and opportunity to take a
ride in a general aviation aircraft.
Also on hand will be tickets for Baumanns Auto Chari-
ty Raffe, a 50/50 drawing, airplanes, classic cars and Ford
Tri-Motor souvenirs.
For information, visit the Chapter 1247 website at www.
tingoose.org. All money raised at this event will go toward
Chapter 1247s college scholarship fund, public programs
and on-going Ford Tri-Motor restoration project.
Fly-In event features
free airplane rides
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For parents, back-to-school season means its time to stock
up on school supplies. But it can also be a good time to think
about how to save for your childs future education.
Developing a strategy for achieving your education savings
goal or other savings goals can help you stay on track.
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Aug. 16
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
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
Aug. 17
Lakeside Farmers
Market
WHAT: Items include fresh
produce, honey, herbs and
homemade baked goods.
WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon
every Tuesday and Friday
WHERE: Walnut Avenue
between Second and Third
streets, Lakeside
INFO: 419.798.4461 or
lakesideohio.com
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: Bassetts 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
anothers drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every Friday
WHERE: St. John Lutheran
Church, 122 Ottawa, Oak
Harbor
Aug. 17-19
Appetite for the Arts
WHAT: The Greater Port
Clinton Area Arts Council
annual event. Friday
evening will be a ticketed
reception which will give art
lovers a Sneak Preview of
art, antique cars and
aircraft. Guest can view art,
speak with the artist and
taste culinary delights of
area vendors. Saturday and
Sunday, admission is free
and open to the public.
WHERE: Liberty Aviation
Museum, Erie-Ottawa
Regional Airport
INFO: ottawacountyarts@
gmail.com
International Days
WHAT: Villagewide event
featuring the 56
th
annual
Halupki Festival on Saturday
at Holy Assumption Church.
WHERE: Marblehead
Aug. 18
Kelleys Island
Homecoming
WHAT: Island celebration
featuring a magician, a
nature exhibit and show by
Back to the Wild, food,
beverages, games, shoppers
market, snack cake eating
contest, kids games, a
parade
INFO: kiLandowners@aol.
com or Leslie at 419-746-
2432
Flea Market/Garage
Sale
WHAT: Friends of Port
Clinton Parks will offer a
pancake and sausage
breakfast and a lunch of hot
dogs and chips during the
annual event.
WHEN: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
WHERE: Lakeview Park,
Port Clinton
COST: Vendors $15
INFO: Call Sharon 419-734-
2954 or 419-260-0391
Lake Erie Wonders
program
WHAT: Hands-on activities
about Lake Erie our great
natural resource. This event
is cosponsored by the Offce
of Coastal Management.
WHEN: 10 a.m.
WHERE: Magee Marsh
beach
INFO: Contact Mary at 419-
898-0960, ext. 31, or mary.
warren@dnr.state.oh.us
Fish Fry
WHERE: Nugents Canal
Yacht Club, 3035 W. Canal,
Port Clinton
WHEN: 6 p.m.
INFO: Adrian Cantu at 419-
341-1265
Beach Day
WHAT: Fun activities to
learn about Lake Erie. The
activities will include Lake
Erie trivia, a scavenger hunt
and a sand building contest,
all with prizes. There will be
ice-cold lemonade after the
program and handouts to
take home with you. The
Lake Erie Wonders program
is a free, fun, educational
family event brought to you
by the Ohio Division of
Wildlife and the Offce of
Coastal Management.
WHEN: 10 a.m.
WHERE: Magee Marsh
Wildlife Beach, 13229 W.
Ohio 2
INFO: Call Mary at 419-
898-0960, ext. 31
Aug. 18-19
Happy Birthday
Commodore Perry
WHAT:
WHEN:
WHERE: Perrys Victory and
International Peace
Memorial, Put-in-Bay
INFO: 419-285-2184 or
www.nps.gov/pevi
Aug. 19
Pancake Breakfast
WHAT: All-you-can-eat
breakfast
WHEN: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. or
until theyre gone
WHERE: American Legion
Post #114, 221 Park St., Oak
Harbor
COST: $6 for adults or $3
for children 8 and under
INFO: 419-898-5888
Drive-in Church
WHAT: Outdoor worship
service. Come as you are...
Leave a little better.
Worship in your car with
service broadcasted from
enclosed wagon.
WHEN: 8 a.m. every Sunday
WHERE: Mon Ami Historic
Restaurant Parking Lot,
3845 Wine Cellar Road.,
Port Clinton
INFO: 419-732-3161 or
tumcpc.org
Aug. 20
Board of DD
WHAT: Ottawa County
Board of Developmental
Disabilities monthly board
meeting; open to the public.
WHEN: 5 p.m.
WHERE: Ottawa County
Board of DD, 235 N.
Toussaint South Road, Oak
Harbor
INFO: 419-898-0400
Blood Drive
WHEN: Noon to 6 p.m.
WHERE: St John United
Church of Christ, 1213
Washington, Genoa
Compassionate
Friends WHAT: Offers
friendship, understanding
and hope to bereaved
parents, siblings, relatives
and friend that have
experienced the death of a
child.
WHEN: 7 p.m. every
Monday
WHERE: Peace Lutheran
Church
INFO: 419-308-4690 or
www.compassionatefriends.
org
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group
for those affected by
anothers drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every
Monday
WHERE: St. Thomas
Episcopal Church, 214 E.
Second St., Port Clinton
Aug. 21
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
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6 p.m. every
Tuesday
WHERE: Catawba
Community Hall, 3307 NW
Catawba Road
Spring into Yoga
WHAT: Bring a mat and
wear loose clothing for the
class taught by certifed
yoga instructor Linda Green.
WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. every
Tuesday
WHERE: Magruder Hospital
Conference Center
COST: $8 per class with
sign up for the whole
month or $10 per class
INFO: 419-635-2337
Lakeside Farmers
Market
WHAT: Items include fresh
produce, honey, herbs and
homemade baked goods.
WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon
every Tuesday and Friday
WHERE: Walnut Avenue
between Second and Third
streets, Lakeside
INFO: 419.798.4461 or
lakesideohio.com
Aug. 22
Cancer Support
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
Aug. 23
Lighthouse Historical
Society
WHEN: 7 p.m. the third
Thursday of each month
WHERE: Otterbein North
Shore Retirement Center,
9400 North Shore Blvd.,
Marblehead
Aug. 24
Growing Up Wild
WHAT: Nature-based, pre-
school activities from
Project Wild.
WHEN: 10 a.m.
WHERE: Sportsmens
Migratory Bird Center,
13229 W. Ohio 2, Oak
Harbor
COST: Free
INFO: 419-898-0960 or
friendsofmageemarsh.org
Aug. 25
Tent Sale
WHAT: Flip Flop Kids Swap
end-of-summer event with a
fashion show showing off
local handmade dresses and
appeal for your little ones
By Toe-Head Cuteique. There
will be a bake sale and
Lemonade stand where all
proceeds are going to
childhood cancer research.
WHERE: 2868 E. Harbor
Road, Port Clinton
Aug. 28
Genoa Super
Cruise-in
WHAT: The Genoa Area
Chamber of Commerce
invites car enthusiasts from
across northwest Ohio as
they sponsor the Genoa
Super Cruise-ins. Proud
owners of their new and
restored cars, trucks and
motorcycles line Main Street
of historic downtown Genoa
as Cruisin Zeake
announces cars and plays
50s and 60s classic rock
music. The event is open to
the public. The downtown
restaurants also offer
sidewalk grilled foods and
drink for a good ole fashion
family adventure.
WHEN: 6 p.m. Tuesday, July
31
WHERE: Downtown Genoa
BBQ benefts
OHHS football
Oak Harbor High School will be serving up a barbe-
cue chicken dinner before the frst home football game
Friday, Aug. 24. The meal will be served from 4:30 to
6:30 p.m. and catered by Blackberry Corners. Dinner
includes a half chicken, baked beans, potato salad, roll
with butter, drink and dessert for $8.50. Carry-out and
dine-in service will be available.
For tickets, call 419-265-4066, email ssegaard@bccsd.
com or see any Oak Harbor Rocket football player.
All proceeds beneft the OHHS football program.
Kids tent sale,
fashion show
Port Clintons new childrens consignment shop, Flip
Flop Kids Swap, is having an End-of-Summer Tent
Sale Event at 10 a.m. Aug. 25. The event will feature a
fashion show with local handmade dresses and apparel
for your little ones By Toe-Head Cuteique.
There will also be a bake sale and lemonade stand
with all proceeds going to childhood cancer research.
Flip Flop Kids Swap is located at 2868 E. Harbor
Road, Port Clinton.
Lakeside
Antique Show
The Lakeside Antique Show will take place from 9:30
a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 25. The show, located in
Lakesides South Auditorium, Wesley Lodge and Wo-
Ho-Mis and on the lawns of these three buildings, fea-
tures more than 85 dealers.
Items to be offered for sale include china, glassware,
furniture, books, quilts, fne and costume jewelry, per-
fume bottles, ladies accessories, sports memorabilia,
kitchenware, cookie jars, postcards, linens, vintage
clothing, dolls, toys, sterling and much more.
Admission to the grounds of Lakeside for the An-
tique Show only is $6 per person for four hours and
includes an auto pass. Those already inside the gates
of Lakeside are not required to pay a fee to attend the
show. Buying is not permitted before 9:30 a.m.
The show, which is sponsored by Lakeside Chau-
tauqua, has been coordinated for the past 15 years by
Margaret Welty and Fern Larking Kao. For informa-
tion, call Margaret at 419-354-4600 or Fern at 419-
352-5928.
Rip Chord plays
two local shows
Rip Chord, a Barbershop Quartet from Indiana,
will be singing in Marblehead at two locations Sun-
day, Sept. 2. The group will perform at 8:45 a.m. wor-
ship at St. John Lutheran Church, 117 Stone St., then
at the 10:30 a.m. service at St. Paul Lutheran Church,
541 Church Road. They will be singing Yes, Indeed,
Gospel Medley and Irish Blessing. Rip Chord will
continue their musical variety during a potluck picnic
at St. Paul following worship around 11:30 a.m.
Community members and vacationers are welcome
to all events. Rip Chord is a former medalist from the
Cardinal District.
The quartet includes: Lead Phil Griggs, Bass
Joe Schmidt, Tenor Kurt Vogel and Baritone Bob
Kihlken, son of Ginny and Dave Kihlken, Lakeside-
Aug. 16
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Aug. 18
Aug. 19
Email event
info to angie@
thebeacon.net
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to take their
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audience. The band gained acclaim with their debut
album, Four Square Miles. Each member is a formally
trained musician and each played on the entire album.
Local Songwriters Night Monday, August 27, 7 pm
Matt Rogers
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The Thirsty Pirate
The Port Clinton Area Cham-
ber of Commerce is pleased to
announce the grand opening of
the Thirsty Pirate Taphouse and
Grille at 2940 E. Harbor Road
(corner of Ohio 163 and 53). A
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will be
held at noon Thursday, Aug. 16. Light refreshments will be served.
Since our opening on July 23, response from the Port Clinton and surrounding com-
munities has been overwhelming, said Mike Sjostrom, owner of The Thirsty Pirate Tap-
house and Grille. We are excited to be part of the community and to be able to provide
a place people can enjoy freshly prepared meals and a cool, refreshing craft beer. We have
been blessed with more and more patrons each day. Its been fun and challenging at the
same time. Every day we learn more about what our guests want and how we can better
accommodate them.
The Thirsty Pirate concept is casual dining in a fun atmosphere. With 32 beers on tap,
there is a wide range of variety, from light-bodied lagers to full-bodied porters, any beer
lover is sure to fnd a beer to please their palate.
We plan to have the craft beers change on a regular ba-
sis, said Sjostrom. The comments so far from our guests
have been great. People are loving the selections and the
ability to sample beers they are curious about.
The food selections include appetizers, sandwiches and
full course entrees.
The menu is varied to include something for everyones
taste and price range. Some of the more popular items
have been fried perch, fsh tacos, pulled pork and maca-
roni and cheese. We plan to evolve the menu to expand on
our guests preferences and suggestions, the owner said.
The future plans for The Thirsty Pirate include offering
private banquet facilities on-site, live entertainment on the
weekends, beer pairing dinners, a possible New Years Eve
Bash and providing year-round service.
There is so much potential here. We have lots of ideas
and big plans for the future, Sjostrom said. Right now,
our main focus is on continued staff training and stream-
lining the operation to create the best experience for our
guests. Our team has been working hard and non-stop
since we hit the ground running when we opened mid-
season. I am pleased with how everything is coming to-
gether. Its a work in progress.
The Thirsty Pirate is planning a grand opening party af-
Port Clinton Chamber
celebrates grand
openings, anniversary
See CHAMBER 2B
2B Thursday, August 16, 2012
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Real Estate
Auction
August 22
Jack Bradley Realty Company
10% Buyer Premium www.jackbradleyrealty.com
224 Lincoln Street
Port Clinton
4-Unit Rental
Sale at 11:15 AM
Solid rental investment, two 2 bedroom and two 1 bedroom units,
plus 4 car detached garage. Separate gas and electric meters.
Water supplied by landlord. Gross annual rental income over
$22,000.00. Many renovations and improvements made. Truly
an investment worth considering. Call Len Partin 419-356-8777
or visit. www.224Lincoln.com Dont miss this one!
at AUCTION
ROBERT J. KASPAR
419-734-2930/419-356-0810
DENNIS P. TIMPLE
419-341-1122
AUCTIONEERS
Licensed by Ohio Dept. of Agriculture
GE washer, dryer, Oak oval dining room table w/2 leaves, Duncan
Pyfe table, Twin beds, Dresser, Couch, Chairs, Patio furniture,
Ariens ST 350 snow blower, ladders, crocks, Old Tinker Toys in
original can, Marbles, Golf clubs, Fishing poles, much more!
Owner: Richard Smith Terms: Cash or check. No warranties.
Statements made day of auction supersede printed matter.
GO TO auctionzip.com FOR COMPLETE LISTING AND PICTURES.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 2012
527 E. Eleventh St., Port Clinton, Oh
1:00 p.m.
Restaurant
Equipment Auction
Liquidating Equipment from
Just Desserts, Port Clinton
Saturday Aug. 18th 11AM
Gold Metal Popcorn Popper
Hussman heated merchandise cabinet
True-single door cooler, under counter cooler
Hamilton Beach Shaker Mixer
Faema Expresso machine
Ice Cream Merchandising Freezer
3-Compartment Stainless steel sink
Berkel digital merchandise scale
Coldtech single door refrigerator
Frididaire single door freezer
for additional items go to
MattHeath Sells.com
Matthew E. Heath Auctioneer
419-627-6780
419-734-6484
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CARING PEOPLE NEEDED
Join us in making a real
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with part-time hours.
No certifcation required.
Weekend and overnight
shifts needed.
AUCTION
CORNER
JOBS
JUST
POSTED
ter the season winds down, most likely in
the fall.
For information, call 419-960-7321 or
visit www.thethirstypirate.com.
Hand in Hand Nail Design
The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Com-
merce is pleased to announce the grand
opening of Hand in Hand Nail Design
located at 1848 E. Perry St. in the Sutton
Center. The Port Clinton Area Chamber
of Commerce will hold a Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony at noon Wednesday, Aug. 22.
Light refreshments will be served.
Hand in Hand Nail Design is not your av-
erage salon. The concept is totally unique.
It is a sanctuary of relaxation, peace and
quiet. Hand in Hand offers manicures,
pedicures, acrylics and gels. For informa-
tion, call 419-341-2155 or visit www.hand-
inhandnaildesign.com.
By Laurie
The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Com-
merce is pleased to announce the grand
re-opening and anniversary celebration of
By Laurie, at 120 E. Second St., in down-
town Port Clinton. The Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony is at noon Friday, Aug. 24. Light
refreshments will be served.
By Laurie has planned a two-day whole
house sale on Friday, Aug. 24, and Satur-
day, Aug. 25.
By Laurie has custom jewelry in gold, sil-
ver and other and offers jewelry repair. She
has a full designer bead shop and a very
nice line of vintage jewelry.
For information, contact 419-203-2849.
CHAMBER from 1B
WEEK ENDING AUG. 10

Allen Township
8-6-12 Eileen M. Hasselbach to James
G. Polsdorfer, 21070 Elmwood, $76500.
Benton Township
87-12 Joan M. and Donald R. Flayler
to Thomas and Jamie L. Rohrer, 15022 W.
Toussaint North Road, $200,000.
Carroll Township
8-8-12 Victor H. Green and Steven E.
Green to Gyde-Marks, LTD, 6450 N. Rus-
sell Road, $280,000.
Catawba Township
8-6-12 Robert and Kathleen Chilton
to JPMORGAN Chaes Bank, 5295 E. Por-
ter St., $66,000.
8-6-12 Allen Korecky to David and
Lisa Sachs, 1648 Edgewater Drive,
$350,000.
8-6-12 Elizabeth Picard to Jonathan
S. and Molly k. Petrus, 3140 N. Marina
View Drive, $250,000.
8-6-12 Beach Towne, LLC to Robert
S. Jordan, 3127 N. Beach Towne Court,
$275,000.
8-7-12 Mary Jane Patterson to Eliza-
beth Volchko, 5542 E. Helmsman drive,
$38,200.
8-10-12 Federal National Mortgage
Association to Mark E. and Deborah L.
Dumond, 3664 North Karwood Drive,
$119,486.
8-10-12 Sunshine Land II, LLC to
James R. and Jo Ann Haemmerle, 2767
Canterbury Circle, $370,550.
8-10-12 Linda M. Wendel to Phillip
K. Eisenloeffel, 1763 NE Catawba Road,
$50,000.
Danbury Township
8-10-12 H.R.S. Property Develop-
ment to Thomas S. McIntire and Mary
Annette Dunlap McIntire, 5460 S. Port
Clinton Eastern Road
No. 1, $27,500.
Erie Township
8-9-12 The Erie In-
dustrial Park Assocates,
LLC to John Gradel &
Sons Farm, Inc., Erie In-
dustrial Park, $363,424.
Portage
Township
8-9-12Fannie Mae to
Ralph D. Bullion, 2034
E. Lockwood Road,
$52,000.
8-10-12 Larry E. Mote
to Louis Bunker, 1865 S.
Bay Drive, $35,000.
8-10-12 Burleigh and
Jean Shibley to Gribble
Insurance Agency Inc.,
Unit 307 & 309 Catawba
Storage, $57,000.
Oak Harbor
8-7-12 Federal Home
Loan Mortgage Corp. to
Jeffrey L. Priddy Jr. and
Susan E. Hacker, 510 N.
Church St., $78,000.
Ruthie Caputo, sales
associate and Realtor
with Jack Bradley Re-
alty Co., Port Clinton,
has been awarded the
Presidents Sales Club
Award of Achieve-
ment designation
from the Ohio Asso-
ciation of Realtors.
Caputo is a member
of the Firelands Asso-
ciation of Realtors, OAR and National As-
sociation or Realtors.
OAR offcially awarded 1,731 of its mem-
bers Presidents Sales Club designations in
four recognition levels for outstanding
sales performance in the real estate indus-
try.
Honorees will be recognized at a Presi-
dents Sales Club Dinner during OARs
102nd annual Convention, Oct. 2-4, in Co-
lumbus. All OAR members in good stand-
ing were eligible for the award.
Award criteria include four levels of rec-
ognition: the Award of Achievement ($1
million in sales or commercial leases or 25
sale/lease transaction credits); the Award
of Distinction ($2.5 million in sales or
commercial leases or 50 sale/lease transac-
tion credits); the Award of Excellence ($5
million in sales or commercial leases or
75 sale/lease transaction credits); and, the
Pinnacle of Performance ($7.5 million in
sales or commercial leases or 100 sale/lease
transaction credits).
St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church is
planning an all-new Fall Festival from 11
a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 21.
The cost to rent one 10-foot table is
$20. Flea market or garage sale items are
prohibited.
Contact Exhibitor Chairwoman,
Monette Garn, at 419-635-5863 or
monettegarn@gmail.com to receive an
application and contract with the terms
and conditions. Contracts must be post-
marked by Aug. 31. There is limited
space.
Crafters and exhibitors, including busi-
nesses, are encouraged to reserve early.
The women of the church will also be
selling and serving lunch 11 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. and supper from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
as well as their usual baked goods, home-
made candy and crafts. Proceeds go to
the Women of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of America projects.
The church is located at 207 Adams St.,
Port Clinton.
Real Estate Transfers
Vendors sought for fest
Local is Presidents
Sales Club Realtor
OHIO ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
CAPUTO
When you own stocks, you know their
prices will always fuctuate. To help ease
the effects of this volatility on your port-
folio, you could add other types of invest-
ments, such as bonds. Yet bond prices will
also rise and fall. But there may be in
fact, there should be a big difference
in how you view the ups and downs of
stocks versus those of bonds.
Any number of reasons can cause stock
prices to go up or down. But in the case
of bonds, prices go up and down largely,
though not exclusively, for one reason:
changes in interest rates. Suppose you
purchase a bond that pays 4% interest and
then, a year later, newly issued bonds pay
3%. You could now potentially sell your
bond for more than its face value because
it provides more income to investors
than the new bonds. Conversely, if newly
issued bonds pay 5% interest, the value of
your existing bond would drop because
its unlikely that someone would pay full
price for a bond that provides less income
than newer bonds.
When you own stocks, or stock-based
investments, you want their price to rise
because you probably plan on selling
those stocks someday and youd like
to sell them for more than you paid for
them. But its not so cut-and-dried with
bonds. While some people may indeed
purchase bonds in hope of selling them
for a proft before they mature, many
other investors own bonds for other
reasons.
First, as mentioned above, owning
bonds can be a good way to help diver-
sify your portfolio. Second, and probably
more importantly, people invest in bonds
for the income they provide in the form
of interest payments. And heres the good
thing about those interest payments:
Theyll always continue at the same level
as long as you own your bond, except
in the rare case of a default. (Although
defaults are not common, they can occur,
so you do need to take a bonds credit
risk into account before investing.) Thus,
if you plan to hold your bonds until they
mature, you dont have to worry about
a possible drop in their value. But if you
need to sell your bonds before they ma-
ture, the price you receive will depend on
current interest rates.
You cant control or predict interest
rates, but you can help soften their impact
on bond prices by building a ladder
of bonds with varying maturities. Then,
if market interest rates rise, you can sell
your maturing short-term bonds and
purchase new ones at the higher rates.
And if market rates fall, youll still have
your longer-term bonds working for you
at higher rates. (Usually, but not always,
longer-term bonds pay higher rates
to compensate investors for incurring
infation risk over time.) Keep in mind,
though, that the investments within your
bond ladder should be consistent with
your investment objectives, fnancial
circumstances and risk tolerance.
Whether you own your bonds until ma-
turity or build a bond ladder, you can do
something to protect yourself from price
movements. And that type of control can
prove valuable to you as you chart your
course through the investment world.
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This article was written by Edward Jones
for use by your local Edward Jones Finan-
Financial Focus
with GARY COON
Dont fret over
changing bond prices
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SPORTS
With all the warm weather lately and recent storms a lot
of homeowners are spending more time outside. Theyre
mowing lawns, pulling weeds, surveying damage, pick-
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not a screen from one of the big box stores or some cheap
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professionals and thats where the Gutter Cover Company
can help you.
The Gutter Cover Co. has been specializing in gutter
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The 18th annual Stein Hospice Charity
Golf Classic will be held Wednesday, Aug.
29 at Eagle Creek Golf Club in Norwalk.
Shotgun start is 1 p.m.
Registration is $200 per golfer, which
includes a pair of Tifosi sunglasses, green
fees, cart, lunch, dinner, entertainment
and live and silent auctions. Perch dinner
will be provided by Zinc Brasserie.
Under the leadership of Stein Hospice
board member W. Taylor Hart, golfers have
generously supported the Stein Hospice
Charity Golf Classic. Since its inception in
1994, the golf classic has raised more than
$500,000 for Stein Hospice.
To register, contact Amy Skolnik, 800-
625-5269, askolnik@steinhospice.org. The
feld is limited to 30 teams.
Sponsorship opportunities are still avail-
able. All proceeds from the event will sup-
port Stein Hospice, a not-for-proft agency
serving patients and families in Erie, Hu-
ron, Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca, Lorain and
Brown counties. Stein provides care to all
eligible patients, regardless of their ability
to pay. Last year Stein Hospice provided
more than $450,000 in medical care to pa-
tients who were uninsured.
Stein Hospice Charity
Golf Classic Aug. 29
Lady Thunderbolts Travel Softball will
be holding tryouts to fll openings on the
10U, 12U and 14U teams for next year.
Tryouts will be held at Dorn Park, 699
Bardshar Road, in Sandusky, from noon
to 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 18.
For information or questions, contact
Troy Hayberger at 419-271-0478
Lady Thunderbolts travel
team holding softball tryouts
PHOTO BY JOHN SCHAFFNER
GRIDIRON CLASSIC
The fourth annual Bowling Green Gridiron Classic was held last week at Catawba
Island Club. The special guest speaker was College Football Hall of Fame Coach Don
Nehlen who was a player for Doyt Perry in the mid 1950s at BG before becoming an
assistant coach there in the 1960s. He was elevated to the head coaching position in
the early 1970s and led the Falcons to winning records in his tenure there. He was fred
and joined Bo Schembechler at the University of Michigan for several seasons before
taking over the program at the University of West Virginia where he was highly suc-
cessful. Nehlen (pictured on the left) was joined by John Harbal of Catawba (formerly
of Genoa) who organized the event and current BG football coach Dave Clawson.
OTTAWAOUTDOORS
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
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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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2103 Tiffn Ave., Findlay, OH 45840
www.prudentialchaslorealty.com
4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath,
open foor plan located on
Harbor Island. Professionally
decorated and landscaped
with large deck overlooking
75 of private boat dockage.
$669,900
2881 Shad Row - Catawba
Professionally decorated
2 bedroom, 2 bath condo
at LeMarin. Includes a 40
deeded dock in private deep
water marina/direct access
to the lake. $219,900
4445 Marin Pines - Catawba
CONTACT: CAROL LOACH 419-420-2360
or STEVE LOACH 419-421-7094
Professionally decorated
2 bedroom, 2 bath condo
at LeMarin. Includes
two 40 deeded docks in
private deep water marina/
direct access to the lake.
$224,500
4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath,
open foor plan located on
Harbor Island. Professionally
decorated and landscaped
with large deck overlooking
75 of private boat dockage.
$650,000
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: patricia.rader@remax.net
LakeErieLife.com
Rob &
Joy Ault
419-341-6769
906 E. Perkins Ave., Sandusky, 419-624-0333
Hail Damaged Vehicles!!!
Our hail team is in place
and ready to serve you now.
We are direct repair center for
most of the insurance companies.
The Ottawa Wildlife Ref-
uge Auto Tour will be open
to all visitors with wheels
on Saturday and Sunday,
Aug. 18-19. Drive through
7 miles of Ottawa Na-
tional Wildlife Refuge that
are normally closed to the
public. New entrance from
the Visitor Center park-
ing lot opens at 8 a.m. and
closes and 4 p.m.
If youve always won-
dered what all the birders
are doing running around
Northwest Ohio, come to
the refuge at 9 a.m. Sun-
day, Aug. 26, for a Begin-
ner Bird Walk. A seasoned
naturalist will guide you on
how to spot and identify
birds on Ottawa National
Wildlife Refuge. Binocu-
lars and feld guide will be
available to borrow.
All events are free of
charge and are held at the
Visitor Center. Call 419-
898-0014 for questions.
The Ohio Rife and Pistol Asso-
ciation will hold Pop-Up Shoots at
Camp Perry on Labor Day weekend.
Rife will be Saturday, Sept. 1., with
pistol set for Sunday, Sept. 2.
These pop-up shoots are held on
the MRFR Range for rife (located
just forward of the parking lot on
Viale Range and Young Range) and
on the Combat Pistol Range for Pis-
tol (located behind the CMP Airgun
Complex).
The course of fre for both events is
40 shots at 40 pop-up silhouette tar-
gets.
The targets are computer controlled
for both ranges with built-in pauses
for reloading. For rife, the pause is
after 20 targets, for pistol, every seven
or eight targets. The silhouettes are
positioned at 50 meters to 300 meters
for rife and 7 meters to 30 meters for
pistol. Several stages will show mul-
tiple targets at the same time. Perfect
scores are rare.
Registration begins at 8 a.m. and fr-
ing begins at 9 a.m. each day. Shoot-
ing will continue until organizers can
no longer fll relays. Many shooters
choose to shoot several relays, some-
times back to back, sometimes with a
relay in between.
Be advised that while it is not nec-
essary to show up frst thing in the
morning, the later you arrive, the
harder it is to space time between re-
lays if you wish to do that. Squadding
is done on a frst-come, frst-served
basis.
Cost is $10 per relay for ORPA
members or $15 per relay for non-
members. Membership can be pur-
chased at the shoot for $25.
For info, contact Keith Bailey at
419-929-0307 or kvbguns@msn.com.
OHIO RIFLE AND PISTOL ASSOCIATION
Pop Up Shoots at Camp Perry
Visit the
Wildlife
Refuge
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Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Catawba Offce 4054 East Harbor Road Port Clinton, OH 43452 877-734-5751
Port Clinton
2 story, 5 bed, 2.5 bath
Formal dining room, central air
Family room, freplace, patio
$169,900
Margaret Lenthe 419-241-2014
1805 Glen Cary Port Clinton
Cozy 2 bed 2 bath double wide
Many upgrades. Screened in patio/
deck
55+ park, year round
$74,900
Lisa Horman 419-271-8110
Marblehead
View of Sandusky Bay
2 bed 1 bath/large garage
See on LakeErieLife.com
$89,900
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Port Clinton
3 bed/2 bath double wide
Overlooking small lake
Year round in 55+ park
$67,500
Lisa Horman 419-271-8110
Marblehead
Custom storage/Retail units
Rts 269 &163/across from Canoe
Club
Lease or Sale, pick your location
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Port Clinton
Move right in w/home warranty
3 bed/1 bath 1062 sq. ft.
1.2 acre spacious lot
$79,900
Mary Ann Gecsi 419-734-5751
Marblehead
3 bedroom ranch with pool
Serene country setting
Large trees/decks/screened patio
$234,800
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Marblehead
Home on 8 acres lot size 233x1492
Approx 2 acres zoned commercial,
highly visible
One of a kind property, many
possibilities
$159,000
Sharon Polanco 419-341-0080
Catawba
3 bed/3.5 bath, updated town-
house
Lake view, sandy beach, lakefront
pool
www.howardhanna.com/20105989
$349,000
Ted/Glenna 419-563-4968
Marblehead
Waterfront mobile home park
Marina included on the bay
Just under 3 acres!
$699,900
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
Catawba
Lakefront community on Catawba
Island
3 bedroom cottage w/partial lake
views
www.howardhanna.
com/20121366
$199,900
Glenna/Ted 419-341-1579
Marblehead
Waterfront with spectacular views!
Custom built with open foor plan
Furnished ready to go!
$875,000
Ellen Calzonetti 419-341-9578
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
Catawba
Beautifully updated brick ranch
near CIC
Many high end upgrades. 3 bed
2 bath
Huge deck & sunroom overlook
private wooded lot
$234,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
675 Toledo, - Port Clinton
4 bed 2 bath home Nugents Canal
100 ft dock with water, electric, &
dock box
High quality craftsmanship
$319,000
Margaret Lenthe 419-341-2014
*Based on a $150,000 thirty year fixed rate mortgage (pre-approved 30 day lock) at 3.375% (3.407% APR) with no points.
Monthly taxes and insurance are additional. APR assumes a downpayment of 20% of the sale price. Financing through Howard
Hanna Mortgage Services. Rates effective 08/07/12. Rates subject to change without notice. Howard Hanna Mortgage Services -
NMLS 210614; 800 W. St Clair Avenue, 3rd Floor, Cleveland, OH 44113 - Phone (216) 447-0077. Licensed by the Ohio Dept. of
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Get off the fence!
NOWS the time to buy or sell with rates this low!
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OPEN SAT 6-8 PM OPEN SUN 12-2 PM
FOR SALE
BY OWNER
2007 TOYOTA RAV4
One owner, 73,000 miles
asking $15,900
419-341-1878
john@thebeacon.net
$585,000.
This home sits on the Shores of Lake Erie.
For many years this home has been used
strictly as a rental unit and there are
tenants rights.
The views of the Lake are spectacular
and you are close to all the Pubs and
restaurants.
The property across the street comes with the house and a lot next to the
home along with another small lot.
There is a two car garage and shed in the back of the home.
$309,900.
Catawba Shores North. Beachfront 2BR
2BA Condo with expansive views of Lake
Erie and the Islands.
Newly remodeled with high end
appointments.
Maple Laminate Flooring and Marble Porcelain in Bathrooms.
Open floor plan.
Exceptional pool with large sundeck overlooking Lake Erie.
$295,000.
3BR 3BA End Unit Condo w/West Harbor
views overlooking pond with natural
sunlight on three sides.
Outdoor deck and lower level patio.
Clubhouse w/large outdoor pool, exercise
room, kitchen & great room w/fireplace.
OPEN HOUSES
CATAWBA ISLAND. 5481 NANTUCKET
CATAWBA ISLAND. 5313 SWAN. CATAWBA BAY CONDO
KELLEYS ISLAND. 523 WATER ST.
I Sell Views!
Sharon Woodson, CRS
Real Estate Mortgages Title Insurance
Contact Me: 419-732-3020
Mobile: 419-356-0348
www.SWoodson.com
woodson@thirdplanet.net
NEW
LISTING
OPEN SAT. 1-3 PM
OAK HARBOR. 105 N. Wexford. $249,900
JOHNSON'S ISLAND. 3646 E. Baycliffs. $599,999
CATAWBA ISLAND. FAIRWAY VILLAS. 2800-C Canterbury $274,900
OPEN SUN. 1-3 PM
MARBLEHEAD. BAY POINT CONDOS.
10941 Bayshore #304-B
10851 Bayshore #1202
10861 Bayshore #1102
10951 Bayshore #208-C
CATAWBA ISLAND. FAIRWAY VILLAS.
2800-C Canterbury Circle $274,900
2800-D Canterbury Circle $249,900
LEGAL AD/
NOTIFICATION
PROBATE COURT OF OTTA-
WA COUNTY, OHIO Kathleen
L. Giesler, Judge. IN RE:
CHANGE OF NAME OF: Chris-
tian Michael Neff (Present
Name) Christian Michael Miller
(Name Requested). Case Num-
ber 20127009. Notice of
Hearing On Change of Name
(R.C.2717.01). Applicant hereby
gives notice to all interested per-
sons and to: Geneva Finken and
Kory Brown (necessary persons
whose address is unknown) that
the applicant has fled an Appli-
cation for Change of Name in
the Probate Court of Ottawa
County, Ohio, requesting the
change of name of Christian
Michael Neff to Christian
Michael Miller. The hearing on
the application will be held on
the 19th day of September,
2012 at 3:00 oclock P.M. in the
Probate Court of Ottawa, Coun-
ty, located at 315 Madison
Street, Port Clinton, OH 43452.
(Published August 16, 2012/The
Beacon).
APARTMENT
FOR RENT
Two bedroom, one bath fur-
nished upper unit apartment
with view of Lake Erie, Put-N-
Ban and Kellys island, close to
Lakeside. Monthly rental, no
pets, security deposit required.
Call 419-217-1296.
BOAT
FOR SALE
25 FOOT 1985 Sea Ray Amber-
jack. 10 Beam. 1992 330 HP
Motor. Can be viewed at Dub-
berts 2344 East Harbor Road,
Port Clinton. PRICE
REDUCED!!! $8,900 Includes
Trailer. 419-797-6252.
Achilles Infatable 1982 10 ft.
with cover. 6 H.P. Evinrude 6
gal. tank. runs good $600.00
or B.O. 330-801-0915.
1986 Searay Amberjack 270
10Ft. beam Twin V6s 205 H.P.
Ea. OMC Cobras one owner
$11,000. 330-801-0915.
21 Foot 1963 Lyman Runabout,
178HP inboard V8, convertible
top, indoor winter stored, in the
water, excellent condition.
$9500. 419-798-8812.
1985 25 SeaRay 260HP Mer-
cruiser, all new upholstery,
marine radio, GPS, fshfnder;
convertable and mooring covers.
Includes trailer. $6,000 330-
592-0193.
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE
2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom.
Enclosed patio. Front/Side deck.
Holiday Acres Park Marblehead,
OH.
Docks available. $14,900. 330-
719-3130. Must see to appreci-
ate!
Like new double-wide at 184
Morning Side Drive - in the
Fountains/Port Clinton. Will sell
with or without new furniture.
Unit on the water. 2 Bedrooms
2 Full baths plus 3 season room.
Total Sq footage approximately
1200. Large outside storage
shed. Call for private showing
419-296-2577.
CAMPER
FOR SALE
1990 40 Praire Schooner Camp-
er 2 slide-outs. Washer, drier, air
conditioner, fully refurbished.
419-707-0793.
2006 26-Foot Salem Dinette
Slide-out. Sleeps 8. Clean,
good condition. Can be seen at
Family Camping Port Clinton Lot
84 OR 330-262-1899.
FOR
RENT
For Rent Weekly 1 Bedroom 1
person effciency located
between Port Clinton and Davis
Besse. Country Living!!! Call
419-635-5263.
CONDO
FOR SALE
HARBORSIDE WATERFRONT
CONDO WITH 30 DEEDED
BOAT SLIP AND 23 TIARA
SPORT BOAT FOR SALE!!!
Top Floor, 2 BD, 2 BA,
Townhouse Condo with
Spectacular view of Marina and
Portage River Boat Traffc. Back
View of Lake Erie Islands. New
Berber Carpet, Floors and Blinds
with Newer Appliances. Walking
Distance to Jet Express Dock and
Port Clinton Downtown.23
Tiara/Slickcraft Powerboat well
equipped and in the water ready
to go. Boat, Dock and Condo
for $149,900. Call 757-567-
7053.
COTTAGE
FOR SALE
LARGE COTTAGE FOR SALE
BY OWNER 152 Channel
Grove, Marblehead. New Roofs,
Sleeps Six. Two Bedrooms/One
Bath. Enclosed 12x24 Porch.
Large Great Room. New vinyl
windows, Detached 24x24
garage. $109,000 OBO 419-
239-4422.
LEGAL AD/NOTIFICATION MOBILE HOME FOR SALE
CAMPER FOR SALE
APARTMENT FOR RENT
FOR RENT
BOAT FOR SALE
CONDO FOR SALE
COTTAGE FOR SALE
Real Estate Services
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CRS CRB, E-PRO
BROKER ASSOCIATE
Named Howard Hanna's
VERY Best of the Best!
Lake view
Adorable 2 bedroom
Well maintained
Located in Island View
Subdivision
$299,000
2439 BROOKE CIRCLE
709 WESLEYAN
103 HIDDEN BEACH
REDUCED
Remodeled Home
Spacious 3 bedrooms
Upgrades
Private Street
PERFECT vacation
home
$179,000
Association DOCKAGE
Spacious 3 bedroooms, 2
baths
Beautifully Updated
Large DECK
PRIVATE Street
$269,000
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Handyman
Small jobs are my specialty
doing the "Honey-Do" lists
Call
Captain Jim Wagnitz
419-967-0520
captjim@roadrunner.com
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
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&DrainCleaningService
419-898-6395 or 419-635-2446
The Complete Sewer &
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419-898-6395 or
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Sewer & Drain
Lawn Service
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Free Estimates Insured
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419-734-5275
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Chandeliers
419-625-3406
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Property Maintenance
CHRIS PENGOV
419-706-2171
Spring/Fall Clean Up
Bush/Tree Trimming
Complete Landscaping
Lawn Mowing/Rolling
Pressure Washing
Gutter Cleaning
Dock Maintenance
House Watching
I am personally committed to providing exquisite, unsurpassed,
reliable property maintenance services with a personal touch that
you and your property deserve, resulting in a unique, manicured
luxurious appearance.
Free Estimates Fully Insured
Satisfaction Guaranteed References Available
For Professional Workmanship
Fully Insured-Bonded
Complete Condo-Home Rehabs
Much, Much More!
CUSTOM
KITCHENS BATHROOMS CABINETRY
HARDWOOD FLOORS PLUMBING TILE
ELECTRICAL TRIM PACKAGES DOORS
DECKS ROOFING SIDING
MODULAR MOBILE HOMES DOCK REPAIR
419-734-7100
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