Lighthouse Festival Is October 12: Browns and Bills and Bicentennial On TV Tonight

Sorry to hear about the sudden passing
of former Port Clinton Fire Chief, John

Drummer. He worked for many years at
Clinton Auto Parts with my old friend
Jerry Lippus. While Fire Chief, the PC Fire
Department grew in skill and stature. He
will be missed.
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What a tough night to choose what to
watch on TV! First, the Browns play the
Buffalo Bills on the NFL Network Chan-
nel while WGTE, Channel 30, will carry
the documentary produced by Catawba
Island resident Nick James on the Bi-
Centennial Celebration of Oliver Hazard
Perrys victory in the Battle of Lake Erie.
If you missed any of the festivities over La-
bor Day weekend, here is your chance to
see what you missed. This special program
will be aired at 8 p.m. tonight (Thursday,
October 3).
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Beginning this week, The Beacon will
have new hours at our offce located at 205
SE Catawba Rd. in the Beacon Place Busi-
ness Center. Our new hours are Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 to 4:30, and
8:30 to 12 Noon on Wednesdays and Fri-
days.
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Our Find Wylie winner this week is
Mary Jo Bennett of Marblehead who was
one of 230 individuals who found our
friendly fsh hiding in the ad for Com-
mons of Providence on page 8A in last
weeks Beacon. Mary Jo wins our weekly
$20 gift card from Friendship Food Stores.
Well be hiding Wylie again this week. If
you fnd him, drop off an entry form at
our offce in the Beacon Place Business
Center or click on the Find Wylie Icon at
our website, www.thebeacon.net.
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I received a call from old friend Luella
Terp, who worked for many years as the
clerk for Ottawa County Common Pleas
Judge Donald Wargowski. She called to
tell me that Judge Wargowski and his wife
Faith have come home from their retire-
ment place in Aiken, SC. They are now
residents at Edgewood Manor in Port
Clinton. Judge Wargowski introduced me
to Founders Day in Toussaint. One of my
frst assignments at WRWR in 1972 was
to cover the celebration of the founding
of Toussaint by French explorer Etienne
Brule in the 1600s. I think the Judge played
the accordion while everybody raised a
glass to salute the founding of Toussaint,
Carroll Township and Ottawa County.
The Celebration happens on Nov. 1st, All
Saints Day (Toussaint in French).
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The election season is upon us. This is
the year for ward council candidates in
Port Clinton and there is also a race for
City Auditor. Whatever the issue, the Port
Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce and
the Port Clinton Business and Professional
Women will host Candidates Night next
Thursday, Oct. 10, at the Elks Lodge start-
ing at 7 p.m. Candidates from all over Ot-
tawa County are invited to speak. Just con-
tact the Chamber offce at 419-734-5503.
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St. Paul United Church of Christ in Oak
Harbor will be holding a giant Rummage
Sale this Saturday, Oct. 5, from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. at the church located at 165 Tous-
saint Street in Oak Harbor. They will have
a great selection of anything you can think
of or need at great prices. After 1 p.m., ev-
erything will go on sale at half price and
clothes will be sold at $2 a bag. There will
also be food for purchase and a raffe to
win cash prizes. For more information,
contact Jackie Timmons at 419-898-2045.
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The Humane Society of Ottawa County
will be holding an Adopt-A-Thon this
Sunday, Oct. 6 from 1-5 p.m. at the newly
remodeled Shelter on Sand Rd, at the cor-
ner of Christy Chapel Rd. It will be a fami-
ly fun day, dog wash, and free hot dogs and
soft drinks will be served. Dog Wash prices
are $8 for one dog, $15 for two dogs, $20
for three dogs and nail trims for just $5.
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The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Com-
merce will hold their monthly Business Af-
ter Hours at Catawba Brewing Company
from 5-7 this evening (Thursday, Oct. 3).
They are also observing We Love Our
Customers Day on Friday, Oct. 11 for
Common Grounds at the Sutton Center.
The Chamber will hold a ribbon cutting
at 10 a.m. and Common Grounds, now
run by RVI, will offer coffee tastings and
free samples of their menu items. They are
open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Fri-
day at 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on weekends.
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The Port Clinton Athletic Boosters have
set the date for their Annual Reverse Raffe.
It will be Saturday, Nov. 16, at the Port Clin-
ton Elks Lodge. This is their ONLY fund-
raiser of the year. The Grand Prize will be
$7,500. Tickets are $100 each which includes
one Prime Rib/Chicken buffet dinner. Addi-
tional dinner tickets may be purchased for
$20 each. They may be purchased from any
Booster Club offcer or by contacting Rich
Kokinda (419-734-5231) or John Gluth, Jr.
(419-732-8826). If you would like to donate
an item for the live or silent auctions, con-
tact Missy Cross (419-341-3656).
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There will be a special dinner and si-
lent auction to beneft the Donna Foll-
man Scholarship Fund on Sunday, Oct.
13 at the Port Clinton Elks Lodge. Doors
open at 4 p.m. with dinner served at 6
p.m. Tickets are $22.50 per person or $45
a couple. All proceeds beneft the Donna
Follman Scholarship which assists families
in the cost for the ARC of Ottawa County
summer enrichment program. For tickets
or information, contact Leslie Follman-
Pollard at 419-307-3091 or Bob Follman
at 419-307-0464. They will have entertain-
ment provided by the Naked Bacon Band,
along with a number of local vendors.
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Tickets are now available for the St. Jo-
seph/Marblehead Knights of Columbus
Clam Bake and Chicken Dinner to be held
on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 5-7:30 p.m. at
the St. Josephs Church Hall on Barclay St.
in Marblehead. This years Clam Bake will
beneft the Danbury Food Pantry. Tickets
are $9.95 for a chicken dinner only and
$19.95 for the Clam Bake which includes a
dozen clams, a half-chicken dinner, sweet
potato, corn on the cob and beverage. Ex-
tra clams will be available for $10 a dozen.
Pre-sale tickets can be purchased by calling
Bob Wisniewski at 419-734-5018 or Rich
Kulaga at 419-732-7014.
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Elvis is in the house! At least he will be
next Tuesday, Oct. 8, at Otterbein North
Shore Retirement Center starting at 3:30
p.m. Dont forget your Elvis Concert Scarf!
They will have hors doeuvres and cold
drinks as well. They ask for an RSVP by
Friday. Call 419-798-8203.
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The Lakeside-Marblehead Lighthouse Festival, a cher-
ished fall tradition, will be held from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Satur-
day, Oct. 12, in Lakeside Chautauqua and throughout the
Marblehead Peninsula. This free, peninsula-wide event
will include a variety of activities for the entire family. The
Lakeside-Marblehead Lighthouse Festival is sponsored by
the Marblehead Peninsula Chamber of Commerce, Lake-
side Chautauqua and Lake Erie Shores & Islands.
Lakeside Chautauqua would like to invite volunteers
to assist at the Lakeside-Marblehead Lighthouse Festival
from 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12. Volunteers are
needed for set-up, childrens crafts, shuttle service, chil-
drens infatable area, Lakeside booths at Wesley Lodge
and Walnut Avenue, Sailboat Ride booth and cleanup.
Volunteers are not required to work the entire day, as
shifts will be available. To volunteer, contact (419) 798-
4461, ext. 248 or mahirsch@lakesideohio.com.
Lighthouse Festival is October 12
List of events:
Marblehead Lighthouse Tours, 11 a.m.-4
p.m., Marblehead Lighthouse State Park. 110
Lighthouse Dr., $2/person.
Wolcott House (Keepers House) Tours, 11
a.m.-3 p.m., Wolcott House. 9999 East
Bayshore Road.
Live entertainment, 12-3:15 p.m., Hoover
Auditorium Porch. 115 West Third St., Lake-
side. From 12-1:30 p.m. Lance Horwedel will
play acoustic rock music. Lakeside favorite
Chip Richter will perform from 1:45-3:15
p.m.
Pumpkin-Decorating Contest, Drop off 11
a.m.-1 p.m., Hoover Auditorium Lobby. Most
Creative Design Overall, Scariest Design, Best
Child Design (age 11 & under), Best Youth
Design (ages 12-17), Best Painted Design
and Best Use of Props.
Announcement of Pumpkin-Decorating Con-
test, 3:15 p.m., Hoover Auditorium Porch.
Following Chip Richters performance, the
Pumpkin-Decorating Contest winners will be
announced.
Arts & Crafts Vendors in Lakeside, 9 a.m.-4
p.m., at Wesley Lodge, Wo-Ho-Mis Lodge,
South Auditorium & Adjacent Lawn (510
Central Ave.) Organized by the Marblehead
Peninsula Chamber of Commerce, there
will be more than 80 arts & crafts vendors
displaying quality collectibles.
Farmers Market, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Walnut
Avenue (between Second & Third Streets),
Lakeside.
Free Corn Hole, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Walnut Av-
enue (between Third & Fourth Streets).
Free Lakeside Golf Cart Shuttle Service, 9
a.m.-4 p.m., Shuttle stops will be located at
the Welcome Center, Wo-Ho-Mis Lodge, Third
Street/Central Avenue, Orchestra Hall, Hotel
Lakeside and Fifth Street/Walnut Avenue.
Heritage Hall Museum open, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.,
238 Maple Ave., Lakeside.
Sailboat Rides with B-About Sail Ministry (for
ages 10 & older), 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Departs
from Pavilion/Lakeside Dock (Sign-up at 9
a.m.). The rides are donation only.
Free Historic Walking Tour, 10:30 a.m. Meet
at Heritage Hall Museum (238 Maple Ave.),
Lakeside.
Childrens Crafts, 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m., Walnut
Avenue (between Third & Fourth Streets),
Lakeside. $4/child.
Free Miniature Golf & Shuffeboard, 11 a.m.-
4 p.m., Central Park, Lakeside.Enjoy a free
game of miniature golf or shuffeboard in
Central Park.
Hayrides, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Departs from Hotel
Lakeside (115 Maple Ave.), Lakeside. $1/
person.
Family Movie: Planes (PG), 4 p.m. & 8
p.m., Orchestra Hall (122 Second St.), Lake-
side.$6/adult, $3/child-age 12 & under.
Food by Lakeside United Methodist Men, 11
a.m.-3 p.m., Walnut Avenue (between Sec-
ond & Third Streets), Lakeside. Brats, pulled
pork, chips, soft drinks and cookies. Proceeds
beneft the Lakeside United Methodist
Church mission projects.
Food by Marblehead Peninsula Chamber of
Commerce, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Wesley Lodge
(510 Central Ave.), Lakeside. Hot dogs,
chili dogs, Sloppy Joes, pulled pork, lobster
bisque, soft drinks and desserts. Proceeds
beneft the Lakeside-Marblehead Lighthouse
Festival.
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615 Fulton Street Port Clinton, Ohio 43452 419-734-3131 magruderhospital.com
Each month Magruder Hospital will publish a list of
screenings, programs and special events, which the public
is welcome to attend. Please note that certain events
require appointments or physician referrals in order to
attend. Thank you for your support of Magruder Hospital.
Wellness Programs
Yoga Tuesdays 6:30pm Conference
Center $10/week or $8/week if paid
monthly 419-635-2337
Aquatic Exercise Program
at Lake Erie Sportsmedicine
$30/month - 3 times per week for 4
weeks Release from Dr. required
419-734-3131 ext. 3475
Strength Training Conference Center
Tuesdays & Thursdays Starting
September 10 5:30pm $4 per class
419-732-4061 for more information
Zumba Conference Center Mondays
& Wednesdays starting November 4th
at 5:30pm $4 per class For more
information call 419-732-4061
Education &
Outreach
Monthly Luncheon
Monday, October 21st Noon
Conference Center Ohio Department
of Insurance Medicare Update $6
for lunch RSVP by noon Fri. Oct. 18th
419-732-4061
Medical Information Notebook
Program Oct 31st and Nov 1st from
11am to 1:30pm Cost is $10 and
covers lunch both days RSVP to 419-
732-4061
AARP Driver Safety
Friday, November 15th Magruder
Conference Center 9:00am to
1:00pm. Cost is $12 for AARP
members and $14 for non-members
Please RSVP to 419-732-4061

Diabetes Education
instructional classes presented by our
Dietitian and a Registered Nurse for
diabetic individuals and their families.
Physician referral needed. Call for
times and dates. 419-734-3131 ext.
3544
Support Groups
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group
1st Tuesday each month 6:30pm-
8pm Conference Center For more
information 419-607-6021
The Connection: A Care Group for
Special Needs 1st Thursday each
month at 6:30pm Conference Center
For more information 419-898-0400
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Anxiety & Depression Support
Groups
Family Support Group 1st Tuesday
6-8pm
Peer to Peer Support Group 3rd
Wednesday 6-7:30pm For more
information 419-732-6264
Chronic Pain Support Group
2nd Thursday each month 6pm
Conference Center 419-271-3915 for
more information
Alzheimers Support Group
2nd Monday each month 9am
Conference Center 419-734-3131
ext. 3363 for more information
Grief Support Group Sponsored
by Stein Hospice & Crosser Funeral
Homes Magruder Conference Center
3rd Thursday each month 5:30pm
419-732-3141 for more information
Cancer Support Group
4th Wednesday each month 12:30pm
Conference Center complimentary
light lunch provided 419-301-4317
Health Screenings
Health Screening: Cholesterol
(Total/LDL/HDL/Triglycerides) Blood
Pressure and Glucose Screening $16
2nd Thursday each month in the
Magruder Lab 419-734-3131 Ext.
3420 for appointments
Auxiliary Events
Book Fair
Friday, October 25th 8am to 4pm in
the Main Lobby
Flu Shots
Adult Public Clinics $25 No
appointment required We can bill
standard Medicare/bring red, white &
blue card
Wednesday, October 2nd 9-11am
Main Lobby
Friday, October 4th 11am-1pm
Main Lobby
Monday, October 7th 11am-1pm
Main Lobby
Wednesday, October 9th 11am-1pm
Main Lobby
Friday, October 11th 11am-1pm
Main Lobby
Saturday, October 12th Noon-4pm
Apple Festival
Sunday, October 13th Noon-4pm
Apple Festival
Tuesday, October 15th 11am-1pm
Main Lobby
Wednesday, October 23rd 11am-1pm
Main Lobby
Friday, November 1st 11am-1pm
Main Lobby
Friday, November 8th 11am-1pm
Main Lobby
Wednesday, November 13th 11am-1pm
Main Lobby
Friday, November 22nd 11am-1pm
Main Lobby
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John G. Drummer
July 21, 1940-Sept. 26, 2013
John G. Drummer, 73, of Port Clinton, passed away
unexpectedly, Thursday, Sept. 26, at H. B. Magruder
Hospital, Port Clinton. He was born on July 21, 1940,
in Dayton, the son of Civilla Elizabeth (Schmit) &
Charles Gordon Drummer.
Visitation was Tuesday, Oct. 1, in the Gerner-Wolf-
Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Port Clinton,
where a Firemans Memorial Service was conducted.
Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Wednesday,
Oct. 2, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church,
Port Clinton. Online condolences may be shared with
the family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.
Roger Elmer Eberly
Sept. 6, 1942-Sept. 16, 2013
Roger Elmer Eberly, 71, of Hudson, FL, died Sept. 16,
after a battle with cancer. He was born on Sept. 6, 1942,
in Port Clinton, the son of Elmer R.W. Eberly and Nel-
lie ODell (Yankee) Cook.
Roger was a 1961 graduate of Port Clinton High
School and was #77 on the football team. He spent
most of his career working as an electrician for Den-
nison University. He joined the U.S. Army in 1961 and
served until he was honorably discharged in 1965. Rog-
er was also a member of the National Guard Red Horse
Unit for 22 years.
Roger is survived by his wife Lydia (Little) Eberly and
children: son Bryon R. Eberly and daughter Kristina
Eberly, both of Newark; and daughter Michelle Lon-
don (Patrick) Bolinger of Castalia; and six grandchil-
dren, two great-grandchildren, two nephews and sister
Tanya D. (Teddy A.) Kozlok of Port Clinton.
He was preceeded in death by both his parents, one
sister, Judy E. Cover, and two nephews. Cremation was
in Hudson, FL.
Obituaries
James Walton, 54, driver,
and Rachel Hunt, 45, envi-
ronmental assistant, both
of Genoa.
Michael Lowe, 30, engi-
neer, and Sarah Opfer, 30,
biologist, both of Oak Har-
bor.
Derrick Mares, 25, equip-
ment operator, and Britta-
ny Fraley, 24, both of Port
Clinton.
Molnar 50th Anniversary
Richard & Diane (Gill) Molnar were married Sept.
28, 1963, at St. John Lutheran Church, Port Clinton,
by the Late Rev. Harry S. Holzapfel.
Richard retired from Krogers in Port Clinton after
50 years of service. He also served on the Port Clin-
ton Fire Dept & EMS for many years. Diane worked
at Andys Party Mart for more than 20 years.
They have three children, Doug of Catawba Island,
Dawn (Kevin) Mulligan of Fremont, and Dickie
(Janae) of Port Clinton. They also have one Grand-
daughter, Courtney.
The children have planned a family dinner in hon-
or of their parents Golden Anniversary.
Cheerios in the Pew
Friday morning my wife and I were sitting on the couch
having a cup of coffee together before the kids woke up for
school. Just as we had settled into our seats Rachel checked
her phone for any messages. Thats when we found out
that John Drummer had passed away. Our hearts both
sank into the couch in disbelief.
On any given Sunday you could fnd the Drummer fam-
ily sitting in the pew awaiting the beginning of 10:30 a.m.
mass at Immaculate Conception Church in Port Clinton.
Rachel and I usually arrived a little after 10, with kids in
tow, and were always greeted by the warm smiles and kind
words of John and his family. John, a mountain of a man,
towered over our three little ones. If it were anyone else,
little Bert, Oliver, & Lorelei would have been scared to
death of someone with shoulders broad enough to make
an NFL linebacker look small and wiry, but John always
had a way with the kids that made them laugh and put
them at ease.As we would enter the pew he would hold out
his palm and ask the kids Did you bring me any Cheer-
ios? referring to the treats Rachel and I brought to help
keep the kids quiet in church. Every time, my kids would
laugh and smile as they playfully denied him their pre-
cious Cheerios.
Personally, I didnt know John outside of the Church. In
fact, my only interaction with him, in all the years I knew
him, was from sitting one row behind him at mass. Yet,
when I heard the news of his passing I was deeply affect-
ed and couldnt help but shed a tear. How did someone I
hardly knew have such a profound impact on my life? Can
only a few words of kindness once a week make that much
of an impression? Absolutely!
As I pondered Johns death I began to think how, all too
often, we fnd ourselves going about our daily routine and
pay little or no attention to those around us. Many times
we encounter people on a regular basis and show little or
no interest in them at all. We arent necessarily mean to
them but we may treat them with indifference. The ca-
shier at the store, the clerk at the bank, or even the guy you
walk past on the way into the offce in the morning, how
much of a difference could we make in their lives, and our
own, by sharing a warm smile and a welcoming hello? A
lot, I suspect. Just as much, if not more, as John Drummer
made in my life just by joking with my kids about sharing
their Cheerios in the pew. God bless you John!
Bert Fall
Downtown Port Clinton
My wife and I have been part time residents since 1987.
Starting out in Blue Teal, next to Breezy Acres and for the
last 20 years on Catawba Island. After listening and read-
ing all your articles in the Beacon regarding Waterworks
Parks future I realize residents of Port Clinton want things
to stay the way they have been and make no changes.
Example: downtown badly needs sprucing up with
paint. Fix the sidewalks and even though the storefronts
are empty, decorate them to at least look friendly. The
town needs a hook, something to draw people to PC. The
tall ships brought the town alive, as with the Walleye Fes-
tival. The Islands do get the bulk of the business but with
an attraction such as a waterpark/Hotel or maybe even a
permanent ship of some type maybe visitors would stay
a little longer. Put some entertainment on the streets for
the children. Maybe traveling magicians, clowns, musi-
cians walking around. If none of these ideas fy we have
loved PC as our second home and continue to partake in
all summer events even if everything stays the same.
Thanks for listening.
R. Carleton,
Catawba Island
Waterworks Park
My wife and I own a unit at Waterfronts II condomini-
um and I spent all my youth summers on Ascher Beach.
As an attorney I have assisted developers of residential
condominiums, including the expandable type, where
the builder retains the option to discontinue completing
the project at any time if actual sales of initial units do
not justify or support constructing all the additional units
that had been projected.
From news accounts it appears the potential park de-
velopment includes residential condominiums, with con-
struction of all projected buildings admittedly dependent
on suffcient sales meaning of course there is no guar-
antee it will all ever be built.
One news story said the developer, when asked how the
city can be sure he will build it all, answered we will be
bonded. That no doubt refers to a payment/performance
bond for any individual structure being built at any point
in time, not that all the proposed buildings are guaranteed
by a bonding company to ever be built. If there is no bank
or group of developers who have in place and available all
the money needed to do the entire project, please dont do
anything, unless you are willing to say out loud we need
the cash so badly we dont have to be sure what will ever
happen with the land and we will risk the project failing
for lack of buyers.
Port Clinton could end up in the worst of all worlds: no
completed project, only just a part project; and no pub-
lic park-it is gone forever. If that happens, it will not be
proper for the city to then say, We had to do something.
Nothing in life is for sure, but a project being completed
only if sales support it is about as far from for sure as you
can get. Make them show you the moneyall of it, if
what ultimately will happen with the land is a critical part
of your decision to sell the park. If the driving force is re-
ally just to convert the park to money, then please say so.
Very truly yours,
Ronald J. Mayle
A special thanks
We must thank this person for watering our sidewalk
fowers and cleaning our downtown curbs. So, if you
should see her please say THANK YOU!!!
Judith McKinney
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This weekend the perfect
early fall weather embraced
the Harvest Fest in Port
Clinton. The Kid Zone on
one end of the Madison
Street festival was lively
during the daytime hours
and the entertainment tent
on the other end came to
life in the afternoon and
evening.
Photos by Jasmine Cupp.
More photos at www.the-
beacon.net
Harvest Fest in Port Clinton
Friday, October 11th, 2013
Doors Open at 5pm
Door Prizes Side Raffes
Ticket Price Includes
full course Steak Dinner
Tickets - $100/person
Tickets Available in Lodge Room
For More information call 419-734-1900
Elks Gun Raffle
24 Guns to be raffled
Bennelli Remington
Smith & Wesson Ruger
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BY JASMINE CUPP
The Lone Ranger, starring Johnny Depp
and Helena Bonham Carter, racked in 89
million dollars at the box offce this sum-
mer. To be part of that for Linda Karst
Stone was priceless. Linda, a member of
the Port Clinton Artists Club who now
resides in Texas, works in the art of scrim-
shaw. In the movie The Lone Ranger, Hele-
nas character Red Harrington has an ivory
leg. In February 2012 Linda Karst Stone
was chosen to create the prop for the mov-
ie. Linda practices the traditional method
of scrimshaw, working by hand and
not by machine. A steel instrument
is used to make lines or crosshatch-
ing into the surface, in this case ivory,
then the scratches are flled with black
India ink and the excess is cleaned
from the surface.
The design wraps all the way around the
leg. It takes a great deal of time, talent and
precision to create such a beautiful piece
of art. On July 3rd Linda and forty of her
friends and family attended the opening
of the Lone Ranger and got to see Lindas
work of art on the big screen.
Linda still comes to the Port Clinton
area to visit her parents, Dr. Thomas and
Barbara Karst. To learn more about Linda
Karst Stone or to see more of her work
visit www.karstone.com.
Port Clinton Artists Club member gets
work showcased on the big screen
Thursday, Sept. 27, the Greater Port Clinton Area Arts Council
held the last art walk of the 2013 season. The art walk was themed
Lake Erie- Celebration of the Lake. Many people came out for the
last hurrah and are excited to see the art walk come back again
next season.
Photos by Jasmine Cupp
Art Walk: Lake Erie Celebration of the Lake
On Thursday evening
the frst pop-up play-
ground appeared at
Friendship Park on Per-
ry Street in Port Clinton.
Sponsored by United
Way, the playground
provided raw material
such as cardboard boxes,
rope, tape and glitter
for children to use their
imaginations to create
works of art and play.
PHOTOS BY TRICIA
OCONNOR
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8th Annual
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Saturday, October 5th
10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Join The Vineyard on Catawba, the areas
premier community for those age 55+,
for our 8th Annual Autumn Fest.
Homemade baked goods as well
as items from numerous vendors will
be offered for sale. (Vendor Tables
are still available at $20 each)
In addition, we will be hosting a
Annual Chili Cook-off. Sample one
or all of the tasty chilis. We will
also have hot dogs, corn chips and
soda. Lunch will be served
from 11 am to 2 pm.
You can still enter the Chili Cook-off. To reserve your
space, RSVP by Oct. 3. There
is a $10 entry fee. Prizes will
be awarded for 1st
and 2nd place
for each category.
Mild, Wild, and White.
For more information,
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Leadership Ottawa County (LOC) will
meet with government offcials at the Ot-
tawa County Courthouse in Port Clinton
Oct. 9 to learn more about the countys
government structure and demographics.
LOC is a nine-month leadership devel-
opment program that brings young pro-
fessionals together the second Wednesday
of each month to learn about and explore
the diversity of Ottawa County and in-
crease personal leadership skills through
experiential training.
The 2013-2014 LOC class kicked off on
Sept. 11 by learning about agriculture, en-
vironment and the natural resources. At
the Ottawa National Wildlife Center Ot-
tawa National Wildlife Refuge manager
Doug Brewer talked about the refuge, the
variety of birds and animals that reside in
or migrate there, the relationship of wet-
land conservation and water quality and
birdings impact on the local economy.
Also at the refuge, the group heard from
Jamie Coleman, a community outreach
specialist with the Ottawa Sandusky Sen-
eca (OSS) Solid Waste Management Dis-
trict, about the agencys mission to foster
the reduction of solid waste by increasing
the recycling of such materials as glass,
metals and plastics.
LOC traveled to Moore Orchards to learn
about apple growing, packing and distri-
bution from owner Jim Moore, and then
enjoyed a hayride along the dikes of the
Moore Beef and Hay Farm, owned by John
and Connie Moore. A highlight of the ride
was watching a crop-dusting plane in ac-
tion up close and personal.
After a dinner featuring Ottawa County
products at the Agricultural Complex in
Oak Harbor, Sea Grant extension educator
Tory Gabriel explained the importance of
Lake Eries tourist and fshing industries to
the local economy, as well as threats such
as invasive species and algal bloom to the
lakes well-being. Becky Simpson, educa-
tion specialist with the Ottawa Soil and
Water Conservation District as well as a
member of LOC - concluded the evening
with information about its educational ac-
tivities and services for property owners.
Members of the 2013-14 LOC class and
their sponsors include:
Diane Ball, OSS Solid Waste District;
Kathy Berger, Terra State Community
College; Laurie Cleaver, Ottawa County
Transportation Agency; Kathy Dale, Dan-
bury Township; Steve Hall, First Energy;
Steve Lange, Ottawa County Sanitary;
Dawn Segaard, Ottawa County Board of
Developmental Disabilities; Vern Shep-
herd, Lakeside United Methodist Church;
Amy Simkus, Stein Hospice; Becky Simp-
son, Ottawa Soil and Water Conserva-
tion District; Kristen Trammel, Otterbein
North Shore; Andrew Wells, Kroger.
Leadership Ottawa County is a nine
month leadership development program
that brings young professionals together
to learn about and explore the diversity
of Ottawa County and increase personal
leadership skills through experiential
training. For more information on Lead-
ership Ottawa County, visit their website
at www.leadershipottawacounty.com
Leadership Ottawa County Class explores
natural resources, local government
Connie Moore of Moore Beef and Hay Farm waves as a crop-duster fies over the Lead-
ership of Ottawa County hayride in September.
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Friday Night- Steak Special
Saturday Night - Perch Special
Taking holiday
reservations now.
Acoustic Coffee
House Sunday
October 6th
The Half
Naked Monkeys
6:30pm - 9:30pm
DJ EJ
Fri-Sun 10PM
Recipient of Talk of the Towns
Customer Satisfaction Award
No Limits Salon
129 E. Second St.
(In Historic Downtown)
Port Clinton, Ohio 43452
(419) 734- 6300
Hours: Monday 12-6; Tuesday-Thursday 9-7;
Friday 9-5; Saturday 8-7
No Limits Salon is proud to
announce the addition of
life-long resident Carrie Sartin
to the No Limits family of
professionals.
Receive $5.00 Off any chemical
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Walk-ins Welcome!
Are you Heaven bound? Or have you got the spiritual blahs?
Need a God realationship? Or a renewal?
Port Clinton Baptist Church
9785 Limestahl Road (off of Fremont Rd.)
Invites you to attend Revival Services.
Oct. 6th, 7th, 8th 2013 at 6 pm each night.
with Evangelist Dan Duffy of Northcoast Baptist
Association, Sandusky, OH
BY DONNA LUEKE
The last of the tomatoes have been har-
vested from home gardens, the pumpkins
and squash are nearly done and fall garden
clean-up has begun. It is time for compost-
ing garden waste or hauling it to a commu-
nity garden waste and leaf collection site.
Bare soil sits exposed to the elements for
most of the late fall, winter and early spring
across Ottawa County, subject to the same
erosion and run-off that commercial farm-
ers combat.
This year the Ottawa Soil and Water Con-
servation District has assistance for the
home gardener, just as they provided cost-
share assistance to 16 farmers for apply-
ing cover crops to land within the Portage
River watershed in Ottawa County. The
SWCD was awarded the grant through the
Great Lakes Basin Program for Soil Erosion
and Sediment Control to help reduce the
phosphorus fow into Lake Erie. Phospho-
rus is a major contributor to the toxic algae
bloom that poses a serious health hazard to
people and animals and negatively impacts
the fshery and economy of the area.
Sowing cereal rye by airplane is a cost-
effective method for farmers to lay down a
cover crop. Other cover crops that are be-
ing used are oil seed radishes and Austrian
peas. Farmers kill off the cover crop in the
spring by spraying with an herbicide or
rolling and smashing the vegetation. Over
the winter the cover crops have held the soil
in place, have kept weeds at bay, have pro-
vided nutrients and nitrogen for the soil,
have added organic material to the soil and
have signifcantly reduced runoff of phos-
phorus and other chemicals. The farmer
can then sow spring crops over the cover
crops, maintaining the soil and nutrients
and preserving the benefts of no-till farm-
ing.
Mike Libben and Becky Simpson of the
Ottawa SWCD are encouraging home gar-
deners to implement the same techniques
by sowing cover crops. The seed can be
sewn in the home garden by broadcasting it
by hand or by lightly tilling it into the soil.
In the spring, the cover crop can be tilled
under, cut down or smashed and rolled.
Give your garden the gift of a winter coat.
It will reward you with richer, looser soil,
fewer weeds and less run-off, and Lake Erie
will thank you, too.
Ottawa SWCD is making available pack-
ets of cover crops at no charge to the home
gardener. For more information or for your
free seeds, contact Libben or Simpson at
Ottawa SWCD, at 419 898-1595.
Healing Lake Erie is an ongoing series in
The Beacon.
Healing Lake Erie:
Cover crops for farms
and home gardens
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If a $1,320,000 proposal to the Ohio Department Servic-
es Agency, Homeless Crisis Response Program, is funded,
556 households in Wood, Sandusky, Ottawa, and Seneca
counties will receive homelessness prevention assistance
for the next two years.
The Board of Directors of the WSOS Community Ac-
tion approved submitting the proposal along with two
other new proposals.
The housing proposal, which is a partnership with Ot-
tawa County Transitional Housing, will serve 278 house-
holds with homelessness prevention and another 278 in
the Rapid Re-Housing category. It will provide rental/
utility assistance and deposits, hotel/motel vouchers, and
housing search and placement assistance.
The board also approved WSOS staff to submit a pro-
posal for $240,816 to the Great Lakes Commission and
Natural Resource Conservation Service that will be used
for the implementation of two additional Clary In-Stream
Sediment Collectors. These collectors will reduce sedi-
ment impacts to stream habitat and ultimately Lake Erie.
The board also approved a policy that formalizes a pro-
cess for low-income residents to have input in housing
development in their areas. Residents will be able to ad-
vise the organization in all of its decisions regarding the
design, choosing of a site, development and management
of all HOME-assisted or HOME-eligible affordable hous-
ing development.
In other business, the board:
Agreed to the renewal of two grants currently oper-
ated by the agency
Seated new board member, Charles Stelle, represent-
ing Wood County
Heard a report from President/CEO Ruthann House
who updated the board on the approval from the
Department of Housing & Urban Development for
WSOS to assume the role of management agent for
Homes Casas, with the eventual goal being acquisi-
tion.
Accepted a report from the boards Finance Commit-
tee and approved the agencys 2014 budget, and the
hiring of its auditor for 2014.
Accepted a report from the boards Executive Com-
mittee that included the evaluation of President/CEO
Ruthann House.
The WSOS Board of Directors meets in a public meeting
the second Tuesday of each month at 219 S. Front St., Fre-
mont. For more information on any of WSOS services,
call 419-334-8911 or toll free 1-800-775-9767. You may
also visit us at our website www.wsos.org or e-mail us at
info@wsos.org.
WSOS seeks funding
for areas homeless
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Left to right: Township Trustees Dianne Rozak, David Hirt
& Charles Scott along with Fiscal Offcer Shelley Seamon
hold a sign to be given to Newtown, CT, to accompany
the 26 evergreen trees already provided to them. The
sign and trees were purchased as a memorial for the
26 lives lost in the shooting earlier this year. They were
funded solely through generous donations from our
community.
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The Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge held its sixth an-
nual Cars for Critters event on Sunday, Sept. 29. Well over
150 cars participated in the show. Participants in the show
were asked to vote for their favorite cars in the Cars of
Critters event. Some of the categories included best bird,
best mammal, best fsh, best insect, best reptile and best
plumage. The registration fees and all other money raised
went to beneft wildlife rehab, wildlife rescue and environ-
mental education.
Eddy Pausch, Assistant Refuge Manager at the Ottawa
National Wildlife Refuge, said that he was happy with the
turnout even though the weather was an issue. People
came from as far as Auburn, IN, from the west and Madi-
son, OH, from the east. We are happy with the turnout,
Pausch said. In addition to the car show, Back to the Wild
was also in attendance with their education animals. Owls,
eagles, hawks, snakes and even butterfies were there for
people to see up close. The event also included hay rides, a
raffe, door prizes, t-shirts and food from Blackberry Cor-
ner.
For more information on the Ottawa National Wildlife
Refuge visit www.fws.gov/midwest/ottawa. For more in-
formation on Back to the Wild visit www.backto thewild.
com or call 419-684-9539. More photos can be seen at
www.thebeacon.net.
People fock to Cars for Critters
Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge is closed as cur-
rent funding expired on October 1. The U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service is aware that any lapse in appropria-
tions imposes hardships on those we serve. Howev-
er, due to this lapse in appropriations this facility is
closed to the public and all public activities are can-
celled.
Only limited functions will continue, such as those
necessary to respond to emergencies, perform essen-
tial functions and to protect human life or personal
property.
While the lapse in appropriations remains in effect,
public access to Service properties will be prohibited;
fsh and wildlife management activities and all public
programs will be cancelled.
Additional information is available at www.DOI.
gov/shutdown.
Ottawa National
Wildlife Refuge closed
On Saturday, Oct. 12, the 20th Anniversary Banquet will
be held at the Catawba Island Club in Port Clinton from
4:30 to 9 p.m. The keynote speaker is Joe Duff, CEO and
Pilot of Operation Migration.
Duff is the Cofounder and C.E.O. of Operation Migra-
tion. Joe and his team conducted the frst humanled bird
migration using two ultralight aircraft to lead 18 Canada
Geese from Ontario to Virginia. The success of this ini-
tial study led to the founding of Operation Migration
the following year, and the mak-
ing of the flm Fly Away Home
in 1995. Operation Migration is
now working with critically en-
dangered Whooping Cranes.
The evening will also include a
silent auction, buffet dinner, and
prize drawings. Tickets for the
banquet are $35 for BSBO mem-
bers, $45 for non-members, $25
for students.
On Saturday, 10 to 11:30 a.m.,
Kenn Kaufman will be conduct-
ing a shorebird ID workshop at
BSBO. The fees are
$25 for BSBO members, $35 for
nonmembers, and $10 for stu-
dents.per student
On Sunday, at 8:30 am there will
be a feld trip to Meadowbrook Marsh with leaders Joe
Duff, Mark Shieldcastle, Kenn Kaufman, and Rob Ripma.
The Ohio Young Birders Club will also be there conduct-
ing their Annual Big Sit. Registration for the banquet is
required for this feld trip.
To register or for more information, contact BSBO at
419 898-4070 or www.bsbobird.org
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources
(ODNR) Offce of Coastal Management is accepting
applications for two different grant programs that
seek to protect and restore Lake Erie and the water-
shed.
Applications for the nationally competitive Coastal
and Estuarine Land Conservation Program (CELCP)
grants are due by 4 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 25. Applica-
tions for the state-competitive Coastal Management
Assistance Grant funds are due by 5 p.m. on Friday,
Nov. 15. Both grants require applicants to provide at
least 50 percent of the projects total funding.
Communities within Ohios Lake Erie watershed
interested in acquiring land for preservation and pas-
sive recreation may apply for a CELCP grant of up to
$1 million per project. The land acquisitions and/or
conservation easements must be acquired from will-
ing sellers by a non-federal public entity (state, local
or regional unit of government) and then preserved
in perpetuity for conservation purposes.
Ohio will nominate up to two CELCP projects and
submit them to the National Oceanic and Atmo-
spheric Administration (NOAA) for consideration
and funding. CELCP was established by NOAA in
2002 to protect coastal and estuarine lands that are
considered important for their ecological, conserva-
tion, recreational, historical or aesthetic values. Ap-
plication sites will be prioritized based on NOAA
characteristics and proximity to Lake Erie.
NOAA ranks CELCP applications received from
each U.S. coastal state and territory nationally and
makes recommendations to Congress for funding,
which is anticipated to be available in 2014. Since
CELCP began, Ohio has secured more than $20 mil-
lion for 22 projects that leveraged more than $31.5
million local dollars to acquire and conserve more
than 3,480 acres.
More than $100,000 is available through the Coastal
Management Assistance Grants Program to commu-
nities, local governments, nonproft organizations,
state agencies, planning commissions and education-
al institutions. Funding priorities include watershed
planning to address coastal non-point pollution, bal-
anced growth and near-shore habitat improvement in
Lake Erie. Winners of the competitive grants will be
announced in the spring of 2014.
Applications and guidelines for both grants can be
found at www.LakeErie.ohiodnr.com/Grants or by
contacting the Offce of Coastal Management at 419-
626-7980. Potential applicants can learn about these
grant programs and several others available during
the grant workshops to be held Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1-4
p.m. at the Ottawa County Courthouse Emergency
Operations Center (basement), 315 Madison Street,
Port Clinton. To register for the workshops, RSVP by
Friday, Oct. 4, to Yetty Alley at yetty.alley@dnr.state.
oh.us or 419-626-7986.
The Offce of Coastal Management annually dedi-
cates a portion of its federal NOAA funding to the
Coastal Management Assistance Grants program.
More than $3.5 million in Coastal Management As-
sistance Grants has been awarded since the Ohio
Coastal Management Program was federally ap-
proved in 1997. A list of all previous grant awards is
available on the grants website.
ODNR ensures a balance between wise use and pro-
tection of our natural resources for the beneft of all.
Visit the ODNR website at ohiodnr.gov.
ODNR offers workshop
Black Swamp Bird Observatory will be holding their
20th anniversary celebration on Oct. 12 and 13.
SCHOOLS
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Swim lessons begin at Danbury School
in Marblehead on Monday, Oct. 7, and
will run thru Thursday, Oct. 17. Level 1
lessons are from 4-5 p.m. and Level 3 les-
sons are from 5-6 p.m.
Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. are adult
swim lessons. To sign up or for additional
information, call Cynthia Fisk at 419-
357-1182.
Port Clinton High School
Student of the Month
for September is Shelby
Gerwin. Shelby has been
involved in numerous ac-
tivities during her high
school career. She has been
a member of National
Honor Society, Leadership
Council, Freshman Men-
tor and International Club.
In addition, she has been
a four year member of the
PCHS Band and Redskin
Soccer Team. Outside of
school, Shelby took dance
lessons for 12 years.
Next year, Shelby plans
to major in Mathemat-
ics at Ohio Northern and
continue her soccer career.
Shelby is the daughter of
Doug and Kristen Gerwin.
In cooperation with the Port Clinton
Kiwanis Club, Port Clinton City Schools
recognizes outstanding elementary stu-
dents as Terrifc Kids. The following
have been honored as Terrifc Kids in
September 2013.
Bataan Primary Elementary (Grades
Kindergarten Two)
Zachary McKinley, Ian Miller, Halle
Puffenberger, Alex Hill, Rylie Case, Caden
Hanson, Dominic Mullens, Will Hart-
laub, Deitrich Bergman, Cadence Guerra,
Elijah Ramsey, Isabella Nemecek, Sam-
mie Abrego, Sarah Koch, William Koske-
la, Alexis Hale, Abbie Ferguson, Giavona
Dorreman, Sarah Borton, Dylan Bolyard,
Edward Fick, Landon Witte, Whitney
Krupp.
Bataan Intermediate Elementary
(Grades 3-5)
Kyla Wells, Katherine Rodgers, Kai-
den Wylie, Lydia Boykin, Chance Sayre,
Madison Owen, Addisynne Siefke, Gracie
Rohrer, Diego Lucero, Isaac Miller, Da-
vie Avis, Alyssa Mares, Jasmine Borton,
Sydney Moore, Alexia Harnad, Rebekah
Koehl, Alexa Zam, Nathan Dress, Connor
Bechtel, Emma Gottron.
Oak Harbor High School Principal Keith
Thorbahn would like to invite and wel-
come any parent/guardian of a student in
grades 812 to a start-up meeting for the
Oak Harbor High School Parent Group.
The meeting took place on Sept. 30, in
the media center at the high school.
The goal of the OHHS Parent group
is to increase and improve communica-
tions between the home and school, and
to provide parents the opportunity to
provide input. Engaging parents through
this group is part of the effort to continu-
ously improve Oak Harbor High School
by supporting all students to meet high
expectations, and to ultimately prepare
students for the challenges of college, ca-
reers, and citizenship.
For more information, please contact
Mr. Thorbahn at 419-898-6216.
Students at Immaculate
Conception School have
thought long and hard about
the importance of peace this
month. The students were
able to spend Sept. 10th at
Perrys Victory and Interna-
tional Peace Memorial and
truly spend some time re-
fecting and giving thanks
for the gift of Peace. So it is
only ftting that the students
celebrate Sept. 21st , Interna-
tional Day of Peace, or as it
is sometimes referred, World
Peace Day. Sept. 21st is dedi-
cated to world peace, the end
to war, and an end to violence
of any sort.
The day was frst celebrated in
1982. Mrs. Jacki Brown teaches reli-
gion to grades three, four, and fve
at Immaculate Conception School.
Her classes spent some time on Fri-
day refecting and praying for an end
to violence in our communities, our
country, and our world. The classes
created pin wheels for peace. The
pinwheel has become a symbol for
people across the world of the desire
for world peace. The brightly col-
ored pinwheels all displayed words
of peace and love.
The Ida Rupp Public Library is happy to
announce a new series of classes on Ado-
be Photoshop Elements 11 this fall. Pho-
toshop Elements is the most popular of
all the photo editing software programs
available to the photographic enthusiast
today, says Bill Gordon, the instructor
for the new classes. This program is the
best way to elevate your photography to
the next level, he adds.
Mr. Gordon received a bachelor of fne
arts degree from Brooks Institute of Pho-
tography in Santa Barbara, CA, and has
been a professional photographer for
over 30 years. He has taken many class-
es and attended numerous seminars on
Photoshop in addition to working with
the program on a daily basis for 14 years.
He and his wife Mary own Photomaker
Studios in Port Clinton.
Photoshop is a big, complicated and
expensive program that can be very in-
timidating to the new user, says Gordon.
Thats where Photoshop Elements really
shines. Its user friendly, contains 95%
of the features of full Photoshop and is
much less expensive. In my humble opin-
ion, the best way to start learning about
Photoshop Elements is to attend this se-
ries of free classes at the new, state-of-the-
art computer classroom at the Ida Rupp
Public Library.
Three classes will be offered, progress-
ing in diffculty and expertise from in-
troductory to more advanced. Photoshop
Elements-1, the beginning class, will
cover basic procedures, such as moving
images from the camera to the computer
and organizing images in Elements. The
class will also include instruction on us-
ing the instant fx function to greatly
improve your pictures quickly. Photo-
shop Elements-2 will cover the 26 guid-
ed edits that teach you how to do things
like adjust the contrast, brightness, color
and cropping of your images. Photoshop
Elements-3 will be for more advanced
users, preferably for those who have at-
tended Classes 1 and 2. In this class you
will learn to use some of the wonderful
tools that are available to you in Ele-
ments so that you can remove unwanted
items from your pictures, merge multiple
images together to create a high dynamic
range (HDR) image and other exciting
tasks.
The Photoshop Elements-1 class will be
held on Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 6 p.m. The
Photoshop Elements-2 class will be on
Wednesday, Oct. 30, at 6 p.m. The Photo-
shop Elements-3 class to be announced.
Please call the library at 419-732-3212 to
register for a class or come by and sign up
at the main desk.
PCHS announces
Student of the Month
ICS students recognize International Day of Peace
Port Clinton City Schools announce
Terrifc Kids for September
Library to offer Photoshop classes
Oak Harbor High School
to start parent group
For over 40 years, the Labels for Edu-
cation program has been awarding free
educational merchandise to schools in
exchange for UPCs and beverage/sauce
caps from participating products. Its a
fun, easy program where students, fami-
lies and members of the community work
together for a common goal.
You can help RC Waters Elementary in
Oak Harbor earn free merchandise such
as computers, audio/visual equipment,
physical education equipment, reference
books and musical instruments, simply
by collecting Labels for Education par-
ticipating product UPCs and beverage/
sauce caps and giving them to RC Waters
Elementary students or offce.
This year our goal is to collect 8,000
points, and were asking the community
to help, said Rebecca Hinkle, a Coordi-
nator for the RC Waters Elementarys La-
bels for Education program. If we work
together, we can reach this goal.
Its easy to pitch in. Visit LabelsForE-
ducation.com for a complete list of par-
ticipating products and begin saving
your UPCs and/or beverage/sauce caps.
Be sure to check out the Facebook page
at Facebook.com/LabelsForEducation to
fnd out about additional ways to earn
Labels for Education bonus points.
For more information on how to be a
part of RC Waters Elementarys Labels for
Education collection drive, contact the
school coordinators, Rebecca Hinkle or
Laura Snodgrass, at 419-898-6219.
RC Waters collecting
Labels for Education
Danbury swim lessons
Shyia Havens demon-
strates how to make a ham
and cheese sandwich in Ms.
Kerry Fials Fleet 6 Lan-
guage Arts Class at Port
Clinton Middle School.
The students are studying
transitions and presented
Teach Me demonstra-
tions explaining how to
do a task. Presentations
ranged from making
brownies, sandwiches, and
bead bracelets, to creating
an origami frog.
See more pictures and the
video webcast of the lesson
at www.pccsd.net
Teach Me demonstrations at Port Clinton
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Oct. 3-31
Fall Ghost Walks with
Victoria
WHAT: Hour long walk
through historic downtown
PC
WHEN: 7 & 8 p.m. or by ap-
pointment
WHERE: The Marshall Inn
Bed & Breakfast, 204 Monroe
St.
COST: $8.50 per person
INFO: 877-376-5531
Thursday Oct. 3
Port Clinton Downtown
Revitalization Plan Meet-
ing
WHAT: Public discussion for
development of downtown
WHEN: 7 p.m.
WHERE: PC Council Cham-
bers, 1868 E Perry St.
INFO: Jennifer Porter 419-
734-5522 ext 239
PC Chamber of Commerce
Business After Hours
WHEN: 5-7 p.m.
WHERE: Catawba Brewing
Company, 2230 East Harbor
Rd.
INFO: 419-734-5503
Battle of Lake Erie Bicen-
tennial documentary
WHAT: Produced and
directed by Peter Huston,
edited by Nick James
WHEN: 8 p.m.
WHERE: WGTE-TV, PBS
Toledo
INFO: 419-619-9424
McDonalds Ribbon Cut-
ting Ceremony
WHAT: Grand prize raffe and
Ronald McDonald appear-
ance
WHEN: 9 a.m.
WHERE: Oak Harbor McDon-
alds, 122 E. Water St.
INFO: 419-898-4724
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group for
those affected by anothers
drinking
WHEN: 8 p.m. every Thurs-
day
WHERE: Trinity United Meth-
odist Church, 135 Adams St.
Port Clinton
Art Class
WHEN: 6-7:30 p.m. every
Thursday
WHERE: Danbury Senior
Center, Marblehead
COST: $10 per class
INFO: Call Lori at 419-798-
0608.
Open Public Shooting
WHAT: Shooters, including
new shooters, are invited to
do practice shooting.
WHEN: 5:30-8 pm, Tuesday
and Thursday evenings
WHERE: Camp Perry Training
Site, Port Clinton
INFO: Contact 419.635.2141
ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/
publicshooting.htm
COST: $5/adult, $2/junior
Strength Training
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m
WHERE: Magruder Confer-
ence Center
COST: $4 per session
INFO: 419-732-4061
Autism Support
WHEN: 6:30 p.m. frst Thurs-
day of each month
WHERE: Magruder Hospi-
tal Conference Center, Port
Clinton
INFO: 419-898-0400
Oct 4 & 5
East Harbor Halloween
Camp out
WHAT: Games, activities,
bonfres, hay rides, trick-or-
treating
WHERE: East Harbor State
Park, 1169 N. Buck Rd.,
Marblehead
INFO: 419-734-4424 ext 2,
eastharborstatepark.org
Friday Oct. 4
iPad class
WHAT: Connect to Wi-Fi, use
applications, take photos,
download apps
WHEN: 2-3:30 p.m.
WHERE: Otterbein North
Shore, 9400 North Shore
Blvd., Lakeside-Marblehead
INFO: Robin Small 419-798-
8250
Al-Anon/Alateen
drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every Friday
WHERE: St. John Lutheran
Church, 122 Ottawa, Oak
Harbor
Erie Shores Cruisers free
car show
WHAT: All makes & models
of cars welcome. Music and
50/50 raffes.
WHEN: 5-9 p.m., Fridays
through fall
WHERE: Bassetts Market
parking lot at Ohio 53 and
163
Oct. 5 & 6
Youth Waterfowl and
Pheasant Hunt
WHAT: Must have 2013-
2014 Ohio Youth Hunting
License. Registration required.
WHERE: Darr Wetlands,
12055 Toussaint N. Rd., Oak
Harbor
INFO: 419-734-3751 or
ohcc.us
Saturday Oct. 5
Wine Tasting in the Art
Gallery
WHAT: Fine red and white
wines, hors doeuvres
WHEN: 6-8 p.m.
WHERE: Canoe Club, 5831
East Harbor Rd., Marblehead
COST: $25
INFO: 419-960-7030
St. Paul United Church of
Christ Rummage Sale
WHAT: After 1 p.m. every-
thing half off, clothes $2 a
bag
WHEN: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
WHERE: St. Paul United
Church of Christ, 165 Tous-
saint St., Oak Harbor
INFO: Jackie Timmons 419-
898-2045
Nature at Night
WHAT: Refreshments served
freside after walk
WHEN: 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Sportsmans Migra-
tory Bird Center, 13229 W SR
2, Oak Harbor
INFO: 419-898-0960 or
friendsofmageemarsh.org
Northcoast Arts Alliance
of Ohio meeting
WHEN: 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
WHERE: Wesley Lodge in
Lakeside Chautauqua
INFO: www.northcoastarts.
com
Oct. 6-8
Port Clinton Baptist
Churchs Revival Services
WHAT: Evangelist Dan Duffy
of Northcoast Baptist As-
sociation
WHEN: 6 p.m.
WHERE: PC Baptist Church,
9785 Limestahl Rd.
INFO: 419-734-1410
Sunday Oct. 6
Human Society of Ottawa
Co. Adapt-A-Thon
WHAT: Family fun day, dog
wash and free hot dogs and
soft drinks
WHEN: 1-5 p.m.
WHERE: Humane Society of
Ottawa Co., Christy Chapel &
Sand Rd
INFO: 419-734-5191
Weddings at the Winery:
Mon Ami Bridal Expo
WHAT: Vendors, food
samples, prizes, fashion show
WHEN: 1-5 p.m.
WHERE: Mon Ami Winery,
3845 E. Wine Cellar Rd.
INFO: 419-960-4208 or
monamiwinery.com
Crepe Brunch
WHAT: Bloody Marys and
Mimosas
WHEN: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
INFO: 419-960-7030
Acoustic Coffee House
Sunday
WHAT: The Naked Bacon
Band
WHEN: 7-10 p.m.
WHERE: Slaters Madison St.
Pub, 111 Madison St.
INFO: 419-732-2030 or slat-
ersmadisonstreetpub.com
Live Music: Acoustic
Scotty
WHEN: 6-9 p.m.
INFO: 419-960-7030
Monday Oct. 7
Sisters in Sobriety
WHAT: Sisters in Sobriety, a
womens AA meeting, baby-
sitter provided
WHEN: 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Sutton Center, 1854
E. Perry, Port Clinton
Yoga
WHAT: Gentle yoga. Bring a
towel or mat.
WHEN: 5:30 p.m.
WHERE: Danbury School,
Room 121
COST: $8 per class
INFO: Call 419.798.5195
Al-Anon/Alateen
drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every Monday
WHERE: St. Thomas Episco-
pal Church, 214 E. Second
St., Port Clinton
Compassionate Friends
WHAT: For bereaved family &
friends that have experienced
the death of a child.
WHEN: 7 p.m., frst Monday
of each month
WHERE: Peace Lutheran
Church
INFO: 419-308-4690 or
www.compassionatefriends.
org
Tuesday Oct. 8
Elvis appearance
WHAT: Hors doeuvres and
cold drinks
WHEN: 3:30 p.m.
WHERE: Otterbein North
Shore, North Shore Blvd.,
Lakeside-Marblehead
INFO: 419-798-8203
Open Public Shooting
WHAT: Shooters, including
aspiring new shooters, are in-
vited to do practice shooting.
WHEN: 5:30-8 pm, Tuesday
and Thursday evenings
WHERE: Camp Perry Training
Site, Port Clinton
INFO: Contact 419.635.2141
ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/
publicshooting.htm
COST: $5/adult, $2/junior
Pilates
WHAT: Pilates with Laura
Tyson, instructor
WHEN: 9 a.m. Tuesdays
WHERE: The Ballet School,
Madison St., Port Clinton
COST: $5
INFO: laura_tyson@roadrun-
ner.com.
Strength Training
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m,
every Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE: Magruder Confer-
ence 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 Commu-
nity Hall, 3307 NW Catawba
Road
Yoga
WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. every
Tuesday
Clinton
COST: $8 per class for the
whole month or $10 per class
INFO: 419-635-2337
Mental Illness Anxiety &
Depression Family Sup-
port Group
WHEN: 6-8 p.m., 1st Tuesday
each month
Clinton
INFO: For more info call 419-
732-6264
Multiple Sclerosis Sup-
port Group
WHEN: 6:30-8 p.m., 1st
Tuesday each month
Clinton
INFO: For more info 419-
607-6021
Wed Oct. 9
Jazz Night
WHAT: Wine, pasta, and live
Jazz with The Bob Szmik Trio
and special guests.
WHEN: Wednesdays, 7-10
p.m.
WHERE: Slaters Madison
Street Pub, 111 Madison St.,
Port Clinton
INFO: 419-732-2030
TOPS
Sensibly. All are Welcome.
WHEN: 4:30 p.m. every
Wednesday
WHERE: Danbury Senior
Center, Marblehead
TOPS
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6 p.m. every Wednes-
day
WHERE: Oak Harbor Library,
147 W. Main St.
INFO: 419-276-0304
Oct. 3-31
Oct. 3
Oct. 4&5
Oct. 4
Oct. 7
Oct. 9
Oct. 8
Oct. 6
Oct. 6-8
Oct. 5
Oct. 5&6
The Oak Harbor Apple Festival Royalty
held preliminaries to choose the 2013-2014
Apple Blossom and Johnny Appleseed on
Sunday, Sept. 8. The judges have chosen
Laney Schmidt as this years Apple Blos-
som and Madison Torres as Apple Blossom
Attendant. Noah Haycox has been chosen
as the 2013-2014 Johnny Appleseed.
Apple Blossom Laney Schmidt is the
six year old daughter of Scott and Erin
Schmidt of Graytown. She is a kindergar-
tener at RC Waters Elementary.
Apple Blossom Attendant Madison Tor-
res is the fve year old daughter of Lauren
Torres of Graytown. She is also in kinder-
garten at RC Waters.
Johnny Appleseed Noah Haycox is the six
year old son of Daniel and Doris Haycox
of Oak Harbor. He is a frst grader at RC
Waters Elementary.
This years contestants for Apple Festival
Queen are Tara Caris and Rheanna Addi-
son.
Tara Caris is the 15 year old daughter
of Suzanne Caris of Oak Harbor. She is
a sophmore at Oak Harbor High School.
Tara earned second place in the State of
Ohio Retirement Program, also called the
SERS Program. As an eighth and ninth
grader she sang with the choir at the Apple
Festival.
Rheanna Addison is the 13 year old
daughter of Gladys Crawford of Oak Har-
bor. She is a freshman at Oak Harbor High
School where she has been a cheerleader
for 2 years. She has collected food for the
food banks and volunteers whereever she
can. She has received The Presidential Aca-
demic Excellence Award, as well as awards
for Perfect Attendance, Most Improved
and High Jumps in Cheerleading her frst
year.
This years contestant for Apple Festival
Princess is Hannah Lutman.
Hannah Lutman is the 12 year old daugh-
ter of Amy Lutman and Ron Lutman,
both of Oak Harbor. She is a 7thgrader
at Oak Harbor Middle School where she
is a cheerleader and member of the Choir.
Hannah also participates in softball, golf
and tumbling. She is a fve year member
of the Sew and Sew Much More 4-H Club.
She attends Shoreline Church where she is
a member Category 6. Hannah currently
represents Oak Harbor as the 2102-13
Apple Festival Princess Runner-up. Dur-
ing her reign she has been active in many
community activities including town-wide
clean-up. As a 5th and 6th grader Hannah
was on the honor roll, maintaining a 4.0
GPA.
Oak Harbor Apple Festival Queen Linda
Nietfeld and her Court would like to in-
vite everyone to attend this years Opening
Ceremonies and Royalty Contest, which
takes place Saturday, Oct. 12, beginning at
9 a.m. on the Main Stage (in front of the
post offce).
Ghouls and Goblins will gather for a
Masquerade Ball as the moon rises and
darkness falls on October 12. The fund-
raising event supports Another Chance
Sanctuary, a no-kill safe haven for dogs,
cats and all domestic animals.
The evening will feature grazing, danc-
ing to DJ, Moondoggie, psychic readings,
door prizes and a raffe of gift packages
donated by local businesses. Spirits will
be available at a cash bar. Prizes will be
awarded to the Scariest, Funniest and
Best Costume, so start thinking of your
most creative disguise now. The evening
starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Knights of Co-
lumbus Hall, 109 E. Perry Street, Port
Clinton. Tickets are $48 for a couple and
$24 for individuals. All donations are tax
deductible.
Due to recent events, most of the shel-
ters are over-crowded and in need of
your support. Have a good time while
you help out our crea-
ture friends. An-
other Chance
Sanctuary has
s pons or e d
several area
spay and
n e u t e r
clinics to
reduce the
homel ess
cat popula-
tion. These
clinics are
available due
to donations by
local businesses
and animal advocates.
For information and tick-
ets, call Carol at 419-732-1184 or Lisa at
419-797-0078. Reservations may also be
made at carolanne@cros.net.
Oak Harbor Apple Festival Court
Front row, l-r: Madison Torres, Noah Hay-
cox and Laney Schmidt
Back row: Tara Caris and Hannah Lutman.
not pictured: Rheanna Addison
McDonalds announces their grand re-open-
ing at 122 E. Water Street in downtown Oak
Harbor. A ribbon cutting ceremony will be
held on Thursday, Oct. 3, at 9 a.m. McDonalds
is owned by Thomas Humbard and he also has
locations in Port Clinton, Catawba, Fremont,
Clyde, Bellevue, and Tiffn. The store is man-
aged by Erin Baker and supervised by Kyle
Snyder. They are currently open 5 a.m-11 p.m.
Sunday-Thursday and 5 a.m.-12 a.m. Friday-
Saturday. You can reach them at 419-898-4724.
The open house and ribbon cutting ceremo-
ny on Oct 3 will be at 9 a.m. A grand opening
celebration will be held on Sunday, Oct. 13,
from 12-5 p.m. Ronald McDonald will be on
hand, and all customers will have a chance to
spin for a prize as well as enter the Grand Prize
Raffes. The frst 1500 people will also receive
a keytag for 2 free cookies with a value meal
purchase, good until Dec. 31, 2013.
Grand re-opening for McDonalds, Oak Harbor
All Howls Eve Gala

The Beacon
3rd Annual Youth Sports
6801 E. Harbor Road, Marblehead
419-734-9464
Face Painting Magician
Bake Sale 50/50 raffles
Fishbowls DJ Manny Burns
And More!
Sunday, Nov. 3rd at 12pm
All Proceeds shared between Danbury
and Port Clinton Youth Sports
Show off your skills! $25 to enter the cookoff
or
Be the Judge! $10 to eat and enjoy the festivities!
Contestant Awards:
Peoples Choice: $100 plus gift basket
Judges Choice: $50 plus gift basket
Monday-Friday Open at 4pm
Saturday-Sunday Open at 11:30am
Gift Certificates Available
2170 N. Buck Rd Lakeside Marblehead, OH 419-734-1742
www.crowsnestohio.com
Happy Hour
Mon-Fri 4-6:30pm
Drink Specials
1/2 Price Select Appetizers
Monday
1/2 lb. Burger &
Homemade Chips
$5.50
Wednesday
$5 Steak Night
(Sides Extra)
Friday
10 oz. Prime Rib
$12.95
Tuesday
40 Wings
Thursday
BBQ Ribs & Fries
$9
Saturday
Twin Lobster Tails
$18
$4.50
One Topping
Pizzas for All
Cleveland Browns &
Ohio State Buckeyes Games
$1 Off
Any Appetizer
7-Close
Monday-Friday
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Liberty Aviation Museum
3515 E. State Road
Port Clinton, Ohio 43452
419-732-0236
+41 30' 31.86"N -82 51' 52.86"W
Gift Certificates Available
Check out our full menu at
www.tingoosediner.com
OPEN 7 Days 7-7
All proceeds from this diner
help fund the operation of the
Liberty Aviation Museum.
Happy Hour Specials
Monday-Thursday 2pm-4pm
Homemade Milk Shakes $3
Basket of Fries $2.50
Bowl of Lobster Bisque $5
Welcome to the Tin Goose Diner, where you will receive only the freshest
quality ingredients in all of our menu items.
We are sure you will enjoy your dining experience with top-flight food,
pleasant and quick service, all while being surrounded by our memorable
historic surroundings!
Star Lanes at the Harbor
311 Buckeye Blvd. Port Clinton 419-734-1001
Half Price Thursday!
(Port Clinton Location Only)
Noon to 10pm Every Thursday
EVERYTHING is HALF PRICE:
including shoes, games,
food, draft beer and
all non-alcoholic beverages.
Bring your family Bring your friends
Dont miss our
CLAMBAKE WEEKEND!
Oct. 11th & 12th, 4-11pm
Choose from a traditional
4-course Clambake to a 6
course Deluxe Clambake, both
choices include select wines.
Entire menu online.
Reservations Required.
419-960-7546
Located in the Historic Island House
102 Madison Ave. Port Clinton, OH
419-960-7546 www.1812Rosies.com
See website for full menu/events.
Mondays
Steak with all the
trimmings starting at
$13
99
4pm-Close
Wednesdays
Martini Madness
4-8pm
Fridays
Tasty variety of lobster dishes, includ-
ing appetizers, pastas and entrees
4-10pm
Enjoy an elegant
dining experience.
DAILY
Breakfast Sun Starting at 9am
Lunch Specials Starting at $6.50
Dinner Specials after 4pm
Tickets Still Available!
Sat., Oct. 5th & Sun., Oct. 6th
Show, Wine & Dinner
Witches Brew
by Enchanted Cabaret
Featuring Ghost Pine Wines, premium
entrees and homemade desserts.
$130/Couple (Includes show, dinner
and a bottle of wine)
$20/person (Show Only)
Reservations required
Offering both
Rosies & 1812s
Menus
Fri, Oct 4
Roadhouse Duo 7-11
Sat, Oct 5
Derrick & Derrick
Acoustic Duo
7-11
Located withinin the Historic Island House Hotel
102 Madison Ave. Port Clinton, OH 419-960-7546
www.1812Rosies.com
Mondays
Steak Night
4pm-Close
Tuesdays
Burgers & Beer
5pm-Close
$5 Burgers &
$5 Pitchers
of Bud Light Draft
Wednesdays
Martini Madness
4-8pm
Happy
Hour
Mon-Fri
4-6pm
Dine in
Casual
Comfort
Specials
Jason LaPorte
6:30 pm
(After Game)
OSU Kickoff!
4:00 PM
Saturday Oct. 5th
LIVE MUSIC GREAT FOOD
FUN OUTDOOR SEATING
FREE Pool
$1 Drafts
Mon.-Thurs.
All Day
Lock Dock & Barrel
www.lockdockandbarrel.com
Kitchen Open til 2:30 am
LIVE MUSIC. GREAT FOOD. 124 Buckeye Blvd. 419-734-6507
Fr
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Wings 35
T
Karaoke Night
$7 foot long sub
W
$5 Burgers,
$3 Bourbon
Th
$7 All U Can Eat Tacos
$3 Well Drinks
Yellow Perch $13.99
Friday Night Tailgates
Pregame for
Redskins Games
Sa
$10 Buckets of Beer
Ohio State Alumni Parties
for All Buckeye
football games
Su
1/2 Dog $5, Burger $5,
$2 Domestics.
NFL Sunday Ticket
Wedding Reception Facility & Catering Available
Saturday Sept. 28th
Jason LaPorte
After OSU
Game
Seniors
Gone WILD!
Wednesday October 16th
5:30-8:30
Tickets - $5
Every Thursday
& Sunday
DJ Hondo
Every Friday
DJ Chief
MONDAY
$16.99 All You Can Eat Ribs
$6.00 Burger & Fries
$2.00 Domestic Beer - Bottles
$3.00 Off Bottles of Red Wine
THURSDAY
$9.99 Liver & Onions
$5.00 Naked Wingsn Sauce
FRIDAY
Kansas City Sizzler $9.99
SATURDAY
$14.99 10oz Prime Rib
$18.99 16 oz Prime Rib
$ 2.00 Off All Pastas
SUNDAY
$6.00 Burger & Fries
$6.00 Chunks n Sauce
$1.00 Domestic Drafts
TUESDAY
$3.00 For 3 Tacos
$2.00 Off All Fajitas
$12.00 Bucket of 5 Coronas
$3.00 Well Drinks
WEDNESDAY
$2.00 Off All Steaks
$6.00 Wraps
$1.25 Pabst
$3.00 Off Bottles of White Wine
We can accommodate all your catering
or party needs. Nothing too big or too small.
DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS $6.50
www.waldo-peppers.com
*Specials Subject to change
419.301.3700
NEW HOURS: Sun-Thurs
11:30am-9pm
Fri-Sat 11:30am-10pm
Dinner Specials after 4pm
NFL Ticket
& Big Ten
Network
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BUSINESS
Thursday, October 3, 2013 1B
MARBLEHEAD! Quality Throughout!
4BD/2BA w/30 Dock & Beach Privileges
$223,900 Marti Redmond 419-250-3344
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419-341-1275
PhillipBolte.com
Phillip@PhillipBolte.com
LIVE AT THE LAKE
CATAWBA New
Custom Model 3BD/3BA
Home w/Peaceful Views.
$249,900
CATAWBA CLIFFS
Gorgeous Inside & Out!
3BD w/Large Deck
$320,000
www.MartiRedmond.com
Marti & Chuck Redmond
martiredmond@earthlink.net
chuckredmond@earthlink.net
Selling or Buying?
Let us Help!
We can show
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419-250-3344
419-341-3937
Catawba Marina front
2 BD condo $141,900
2 Catawba CIC condos
$214,900 & $289,000
Marblehead 3BD w/Dock
$144,900
Pointe Falls condos
$199,900 & $295,000
2 Channel front Lots
Catawba $99,500 & $120,00
Catawba 3BD waterfront
$234,900
INVESTMENT! Oak Harbor Duplex,
2BD Each. Rents for $450/Month Each.
$65,000 Carolyn Pope 419-360-0276
CROSS THE BRIDGE! Great View of the
Bay! Completely Redone, Year Round or
Seasonal $133,500 Fonda Risner
419-547-8777
90 Harbors End CATAWBA Beautifully
Decorated & Designed 3BD FreeStanding
Condo Overlooks the Pond
Chuck Redmond 419-341-3937
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Exceptional People, Properties & Service
Call 419-797-6007
PUT-IN-BAY VICTORIAN! Renovated
4BD/2BA w/Turn of the Century Charm
$365,000 Corky McIlrath-Flint
419-341-4478
Sun 1-3 $157,000
$234,900 Sun 1-3
PROVEN RESULTS! OUR LISTINGS ARE SELLING!
Interest Rates are Still Low! Contact Bolte Real Estate to Buy or Sell Your Home!
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Ranch Home with 32 Deeded Dock
$204,900 Nancy J Dunlap 419-341-0043
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Deck Overlooks the Water! Impeccable
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Heating/Cooling Services
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WatchTower
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We count on you to
help the abused and
neglected animals
Lake Erie is a powerful inspiration for
artists and those doing some exceptional
work are represented by Desdemonas Art
Gallery in Marblehead.We often hear new
customers exclaim,You have such beauti-
ful things!, said Laura Brown Egan, who
co-owns the gallery with her daughter,
Bailey VanKirk. The artists, who excel as
oil painters, opened the gallery16 months
ago with a dozen local artists.
We now have 32 local artists consign-
ing their work with us, said Brown Egan.
Weve worked hard to accept only the best
work available in the Lake Erie Island Re-
gion, and were thrilled with the success
weve enjoyed.
Both owners can be found painting in
the shops studio when they are not busy
with clients or arranging the constantly-
changing displays as artists bring in new
pieces.
Were open through the holidays, and
then well take off January and February to
recharge, says VanKirk, This time of year
weekdays can be pretty quiet, but we dont
Laura Brown Egan and Bailey VanKirk, co-owners of Desdemonas
Desdemonas Art Gallery
See DESDEMONA 6B
BY DONNA LUEKE
From the tiny Welcome Door at the entrance of Village
Hardware, to the commitment of the company and em-
ployees to honest, helpful, affordable, quality service and
involvement with Marblehead and Danbury organizations
and activities, Village Hardware and Starcher Enterprises
are community-centered.
When John Starcher left a Fortune 500 company in the
late 80s and moved to Marblehead, he bought a van and
started a contracting business. There had been a massive
freeze that winter, and there were lots of repairs to be done
in the spring. I knew in my gut it would work,
with hard work and good luck and good people
around me, said Starcher.
Some of that good luck came in 1996 when
Ben Richmond sold Starcher the building at
their current location. The building had been
neglected, so Starcher rehabilitated the historic
building and located his growing contracting
business there. I had no intention of going into
retail hardware business. We needed supplies for
our business and people were coming in and
wanting to buy things from us. We decided we
should probably start a hardware store, said
Starcher.
Starcher bought out the inventory of a hard-
ware store that was closing, and set out to make
the store a throw-back to the old mom and pop
hardware store, a service to the community and
source of employment for the area that was not
tourist dependent. I think we all have a respon-
sibility to do what we can for our community,
he believes. It is the rent we pay for the space
we occupy.
Starcher Enterprises provided the labor to
build the concession stand at Biro Field, volun-
teer with youth sports and mentoring youth. Starcher is
president pro-temps of Marblehead Village Council and
announcer for the Lakers home games. Retail manager Joe
Gast donated his time to hang all the new banners in the
village. The Starcher team is also very active with the Bish-
off Memorial Scholarship Fund that has donated $20,000
in scholarships for Danbury students.
To reach Starcher Enterprises, check on their Facebook
page or call 419.798.4293. For Village Hardware, call
419.798.4456.
2B Thursday, October 3, 2013
BUSINESS
The Beacon
The so-called experts
are simply misinformed!
Newspapers are dead?
Over the last 15 years, since the proliferations of the internet, paid circulation
newspapers have seen their subscriptions drop dramatically, up to 8% per year. That
is why you hear Newspapers are dead. Thats the bad news. The good news is
FREE community papers, like The Beacon, have had ZERO reduction in circulation
and readership! Our latest audit shows that nearly 80% of the households who get
The Beacon READ The Beacon. PLUS The Beacon is read by over 2 individuals per
household. So, while the daily papers have suffered, the FREE communities weeklies
like The Beacon have thrived. And better yet The Beacons Web Site just gets better
and better, updated every day with new community news items. The Beacon was
Hyper-Local before the term was coined!
So, when you hear Newspapers are dead ... dont believe it! Community papers are
alive and well, thank you! And our Web Sites are great as well because we dont have
to worry about losing readership to our own Web Site. All you have to do is sit back
and read your weekly Beacon and stay informed about the good news happening
every day.
JohnSchafner
For my business, Bayside Comfort,
we choose to advertise with The
Beacon! Here at Bayside Comfort
we see the results from advertising
in The Beacon, and we continue to
do business with The Beacon for this
reason. As a local business Bayside
Comfort has been operating for over
23 years, and we know advertising is
an important part of getting services
to our great customers who need
them. The Beacon helps us do just
that!
Andy Schlotterer
WARNING
SPECIAL FIRING NOTICE 2013
THE GOVERNMENT DESIGNATED DANGER ZONES OFF THE SHORES
OF CAMP PERRY AND THE ERIE INDUSTRIAL PARK CONTINUES TO BE
USEDFORFIRINGOFLARGECALIBERINERTARTILLERY, ANTIAIRCRFT
WEAPONS, SMALL ARMS ANDOTHER ACTIVITIES. RESTRICTEDENTRY
AS PROVIDEDBY TITLE 33, CODE OF FEDERL REGULATIONS IS BEING
ENFORCED. ALL PERSONS MUSTSTAYCLEAROF THESEZONES DURING
PERIODS OF FIRING ACTIVITY. BOATERS, FISHERMEN, AND AIRCRFT
PILOTS SHOULDREFERTOTHE NOAAMARINE NAVIGATIONAL CHART
#14830 AND THE DETROIT AIR SECTIONAL CHART RESPECTIVELY FOR
EXACT BOUNDARIES. THE CAMP PERRY STROBE LIGHT LOCATED AT
41 32 15 N AND 083 01 00 W WILL BE ACTIVATED AND RED RNGE
FLAGS DISPLAYEDDURINGCONDUCT OF FIRING. ALL PERSONS MUST
STAYOUTSIDETHEBOUNDARIES MARKEDAS RNGE"DANGERZONEI
ANDRNGE "DANGER ZONE II", SHOWNONTHE CHART (CAMP PERRY
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DANGER ZONES: LAKE ERIE DANGER ZONE I EXTENDS 3.5 MILES OFF-
SHORE INCLUDING THE AIRSPACE TO 5,000 ABOVE GROUND LEVEL
(AGL) ANDMAYBEINUSEBETWEEN6A.M. AND6P.M. DAILY, INCLUDING
WEEKENDS, DURINGTHE ENTIRE CALENDARYEAROF 2013. LAKE ERIE
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OF 6:00 P.M. TO 7:00 P.M. DAILY FOR THE PERIOD - JULY 07 THROUGH
JULY 26, 2013 ANDDURING THE HOURS OF 6:00 P.M. TO8:00 P.M. DAILY
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GERZONE II EXTENDS 10 MILES OFFSHORE INCLUDINGTHE AIRSPACE
TO 23,000 AGL. FIRING IN THIS ZONE IS NORMALLY CONDUCTED BE-
TWEEN8 A.M. AND5 P.M., MONDAY THROUGHFRIDAY. EXTENSIONTO
THESE HOURS WILL BE PUBLISHEDUNDER A SEPARTE NOTICE. DUR-
ING THE BOATING SEASON, THESE ZONES ARE NORMALLY MARKED
WITHORNGEANDWHITEBUOYSBEARINGTHEWORDSRNGEDAN-
GERZONE. THE2013RNGEACTIVITYWILLNOTREQUIRETHETOTAL
USEOF DANGERZONEII. CONSEQUENTLY, AMODIFIEDDANGERZONE
II FOR 2013 WILL BE IDENTIFIEDBY A SERIES OF 14 BUOYS PLACEDON
A WEST TO EAST LINE, APPROXIMATELY TWO AND ONE-HALF MILES
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LINE OF BUOYS WILL BE SAFE FOR MARINERS DURING PERIODS OF
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SHOULD CONTACT THE CAMP PERRY RNGE SAFETY OFFICE ON MA-
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Allen Township
9-23-13 Ernest W. and Peggy A.
Fidor to Frederick W. Diebert, 24182
West Young Road, $120,000.
9-25-13 Robin and Cheryl Haas and
Mary Sanders to Shawn M. Allarding,
19560 State Route 579, $9,000.
9-25-13 James E. Torsok, Jr. to Phil-
ip C. and Sherrie R. Conley, 24210
West James Ridge Road, $105,000.
9-27-13 Federal Home Loan mort-
gage Corporation to Thomas L.
Cashen Jr., 22090 West Allen Drive,
$43,000.
Bay Township
9-26-13 Secretary of Housing and
Development to Shane M. Blessing,
1254 West Fremont Road, $54,500.
9-27-13 Marilyn Diane Stahl to
Charles L. and Marjean Bush, 590
South Fostoria Road, $97,000.
Carroll Township
9-27-13 Frank David Drudi to John
P. Seiler, 1072 North Bass, $32,000.
Catawba Township
9-23-13 Beach Towne LLC to Wil-
liam H. and Alice L. Conlisk, 3069
North Beach Towne Court, $299,000.
9-24-13 Richard L. Coleman to
Gregory L. and Sharon M. Sanger,
1544 NE Catawba Road, $235,000.
9-26-13 Beach Towne LLC to John
P. and June H. Rossman, 3173 North
Beach Towne Court, $335,000.
9-26-13 Helen E. Harris to Richard
C. Hannon Jr. and Carol L. Hannon,
3701 NE Catawba Road, $1,150,000.
9-27-13 Andrew F. and Lee Ann
Lehner to Barry W. Staley, 1623 NE
Catawba Road #105, $17,500.
Clay Township
9-26-13 Federal National Mortgage
Association to Blue Sky Job Train-
ing LLC, 23790 West Moline Martin,
$45,000.
Danbury Township
9-25-13 Ronald L. Pinion to Ken-
neth L. and Patricia A. Base and Nan-
cy A. Carey, Whitecap, vacant land,
$68,000.
9-26-13 James H. Gunn to The
Bank Of New York, 199 Strause Lane,
$16,667.
9-27-13 Dennis R. and Tracy A.
Mock to Flag City Title Agency, 328
Oak, $260,000.
9-27-13 Thomas F. Thayer to
Charles E. Thayer II, 7601 East
Downend Drive, $150,000.
9-27-13 Bailiwick Company LLC to
Petros Homes Inc., 2041 South Baili-
wick Lane, $57,000.
9-27-13 Federal National Mortgage
Association to Wesley L. Kline, 725
Plum Avenue, $44,900.
9-27-13 Sherry A. Cebull to Ellen N.
Shortridge, 9065 East Harbor Road,
$59,000.
9-27-13 James E. Berry Sr. to Rich-
ard and Linda Kulaga, 1800 South
Anna Drive, $42,000.
Erie Township
9-25-13 Allwyne S. Hopf Jr. to JRs
Farm LLC, State Route 2, vacant
land, $110,000.
Elmore Corp.
9-23-13 Joan E. Bowser to Jen-
nifer R. Merola, 355 Jackson Street,
$65,000.
Genoa Corp.
9-23-13 William J. Zaborski Jr. et
al to CitiMortgage Inc., 507 Cherry
Street, $43,334.
Harris Township
9-23-13 Robert A. Gray to Brent W.
Drossel, 13651 West Portage Road
South, $155,000.
9-25-13 Margaret Bench to Kurt and
Corinna Bench, 3701 South Schultz-
Portage Road, new split, $150,519.
Marblehead Corp
9-27-13 Barbara S. Monak to Debra
L. Lautermilch, 504 Ottawa Street,
$125,000.
Oak Harbor Corp
9-26-13 Federal Home Loan Mort-
gage Corporation to Joseph R. and
Stephanie M. Lenke, 201 North Lo-
cust Street, $50,001.
Port Clinton Corp.
9-24-13 MJG Investments to Tri-
Coast Title, 215 East Third Street,
$96,000.
9-25-13 Brian K. Reed to Michael
A. and Kathleen A. Gross, 222B Lake-
shore Drive, $146,000.
Portage Township
9-24-13 Eagles Nest Hangers LLC to
Richard F. Maier Jr., Unit #9, 750 SE
Catawba Road, $73,231.
9-24-13 Eagles Nest Hangers LLC
to Barry W. and Holly J. Larcey, Unit
7, 750 SE Catawba Road, $61,960.
9-24-13 Eagle Nest Hangers LLC to
Equity Trust Company, Unit 21, 750
SE Catawba Road, $84,500.
9-24-13 Eagle Nest Hangers LLC to
Sockmonkey LLC, Unit 14, 750 SE
Catawba Road, $94,500.
9-26-13 Eagles Nest Hangers to
Pairti Solutions LLC , Unit 15, 3515
East State Road, $79,500.
9-26-13 Eagles Nest Hangers LLC to
Carl M. Mix, Unit 18, 720 SE Catawba
Road, $73,904.50.
9-26-13 Pairti Solutions LLC to
Sandra J. Ridge, Unit 15, 3515 East
State Road, $76,000.
Salem Township
9-23-13 The Bank of New York
Mellon to Nicholas Ulizzi, 8740 West
State Route 163, $35,499.
Real Estate Transfer
Starchers Enterprises and Village Hardware
John Starcher, owner; J.V. Fletcher, Service Manager; Joe Gast,
Retail Manager.
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For a while, it looked like the Port Clinton
Redskins might be on the way to their frst
victory of the season.
Holding a 12-point lead midway thru the
second quarter, Port Clinton was in the
drivers seat before Margaretta scored the
next 23 points to defeat the Skins, 30-19,
on Friday. Port Clinton got on the board
frst, taking a 7-0 lead on the second play
from scrimmage when quarterback Bran-
don Moore raced 84 yards for a touch-
down. Moore eluded several Margaretta
defenders before racing down the sidelines
for the score. The Polar Bears responded,
scoring on the ensuing drive when running
back Derek Abbot took a pitch and raced
52 yards for a touchdown on fourth down
to tie it at 7. The Skins next touchdown
was set up by a Cal Laurel interception of
Margaretta quarterback Dylan Bailey that
gave Port Clinton possession at the Polar
Bear 39-yard-line. Two plays later, running
back Keegan Lowe scored on a 34-yard run
to push the lead to 13-7 and, after the Red-
skin defense was able to force Margaretta to
turn it over on downs at the Margaretta 44
on the ensuing possession, Lowe scored on
a 12-yard run to push the
lead to 19-7 before the Polar
Bears mounted their come-
back.
For Port Clinton head
coach Beau Carmon, it
was the missed opportuni-
ties that ultimately cost his
team.
We were in the red zone
three times (after leading
19-7) and we were unable to
score points from that point
on, he said. Those are im-
portant opportunities. We
havent been able to fnish
a game offensively. Weve
been ahead at halftime of
two games and weve only
scored two touchdowns in
the second half.
Margaretta rallies to defeat Port Clinton
PCs Brandon Moore breaks free on the read option play
against Margaretta. Photo by Bill Migala
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Port Clinton Senior Joey
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Year Award in Boys Golf for
2013. Joey had the Lowest or
Best Average of all Varsity Golf-
ers in the League this year. He is
only the 5th Player from PCHS
to earn this Award.
Congratulations also to Ju-
nior Shane Meek who earned 1st Team All-SBC and
Freshmen Anthony Paradiso who earned 2nd Team All-
League Honors. Finally, Sophomore Mitchell Mueller
earned Honorable Mention All-SBC in Boys Golf.
The team will be competing in the District Tourna-
ment this Thursday at Red Hawk Run Golf Course in
Findlay.
PC golfers earn
SBC honors
BY YANEEK SMITH
A big play early can often swing momentum in one
teams favor, and thats just what happened in Oak Har-
bors 42-21 victory over Edison on Friday night in San-
dusky Bay Conference action at Rocket Stadium.
On the games second play from scrimmage, Edison
quarterback Chris Smith raced 59 yards down the sideline
before being knocked out of bounds by Rocket safety Cole
Weirich at the Oak Harbor 4-yard-line. Then, on frst-
and-goal, Oak Harbor linebacker Cobi Brough forced a
fumble that was recovered by Jourdan Maguire and sud-
denly the Rockets had dodged a bullet and seized momen-
tum.
Early in the second quarter, Genzman scored from seven
yards out to push the lead to 6-0 and Maguire, who con-
verted on all six of his extra-point attempts, connected on
the PAT to make it a seven-point lead.
The key play of the drive came on third-and-5 from the
Edison 17 when Weirich rolled right and pitched the ball
to Andrew Heberling on a reverse that netted 10 yards and
set the Rockets up with a frst-and-goal at the 7. On the
drive, Weirich carried it three times for 42 yards.
Edisons ensuing drive stalled and Heberling returned
the punt 24 yards to the Oak Harbor 48 to give the Rock-
ets good feld position. Oak Harbor proceeded to drive 52
yards in nine plays, scoring on a 4-yard run by Weirich to
make it 14-0. Genzman had two key runs, converting two
third downs to help move the chains.
A 48-yard run by Genzman on the Rockets next drive
help set up Brough, who scored on a two-yard run up the
middle to push the lead to 21 with 8:45 remaining in the
third quarter. The Chargers were unable to get within 14
points the rest of the contest.
For the game, Genzman fnished with 26 carries for 190
yards and two scores and also threw a 44-yard touchdown
pass. Weirich carried it 18 times for 123 yards and two
touchdowns and was 2-of-3 passing for 10 yards. Heber-
ling had a nice game as well, rushing four times for 66
yards and Brough had fve carries for 26 yards and a key
touchdown in the third quarter. As a team, the Rockets
carried it 59 times for 423 yards.
Every game, it starts with our offensive line, Genzman
said. It starts with our offensive line, the tight end, full-
back and wide receivers. I dont touch the ball until theyre
three yards downfeld, and I have faith that they can open
up holes for me. They helped tremendously tonight.
Anytime you get a win in the SBC, its a big deal, said
Oak Harbor head coach Mike May. We were able to limit
Edisons big plays on defense and established the run. Give
Edisons kids credit for fghting to the end.
May also talked about the job his offensive line did in
helping to open up running lanes for the backs.
Our offensive line is starting to gel, he said. I think the
key was the guys up front. Cole can take it to the house on
any play and Ben is our hammer inside. And Kalob Var-
gas and Andrew Heberling did a nice job flling in to give
some of our running backs
a break.
Late in the third quarter,
Smith, who also plays safety,
picked up a fumble for the
Chargers and ran it back
49 yards to get within 21-7,
giving Edison new life.
However, Oak Harbor
responded to go up 28-7,
scoring on the frst play of
the fourth quarter when
Genzman hit tight end Cliff
Biggert for a 44-yard touch-
down on a halfback pass on
third-and-11.
Edison was able to get
within 35-21 and recovered
an onside kick, driving to
the Rocket 41 before Keegan
Halls pass was intercepted
by Maguire with 2:30 to
play, effectively ending the
game.
For Edison, which fell to
2-3 overall and 0-2 in the
SBC, Smith carried it eight
times for 111 yards and
score, but was just 1-of-6
passing for fve yards and an
interception. Fullback Aus-
tin Utter had 11 carries for
51 yards and Luke Hagel-
berger fnished with four
carries for 36 yards.
Oak Harbor defeats Edison, improves to 3-2
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We cant rely on the defense to win
football games. Theyre playing well and
theyre getting better. When the offense
shuts down in the second half, that puts
our defense in a tough situation. I dont
think were able, mentally and physically,
to make a comeback right now.
With the win, the Polar Bears improved
to 3-2 overall and 1-1 in the Sandusky Bay
Conference. Port Clinton, meanwhile, fell
to 0-5 and 0-2 in the SBC.
Margaretta scored its second touchdown
in the second quarter on a 10-yard run by
Abbott that fnished off an eight-play, 61-
yard drive. The key play came when Bailey
hit Stephen Freeh for 22 yards to move the
ball to the Port Clinton 12.
Abbott later scored on a 19-yard-run in
the third quarter that gave the Polar Bears
the lead for good at 22-19. Quarterback
Dylan Bailey later scored on a three-yard
run to account for the last score.
Moore led the team with 275 all-purpose
yards, 125 coming on the ground. He com-
pleted 9-of-19 passes for 150 yards and
Lowe fnished with 10 carries for 98 yards
and two scores. Emerson Lowe caught two
passes for 41 yards.
Keegan Lowe had a good game, Car-
mon said. Brandon had a good game.
Our offensive line was able to make some
holes for our guys. We had over 250 yards
of rushing and 400 yards of offense.
The Skins got good news this week when
sophomore receivers Nathan Stubblefeld
and Aidan Rospert were cleared for action
after suffering injuries earlier in the season.
(Stubblefeld) is a huge part of our of-
fense, Carmon said. We cant be a one-
dimensional offense, we need other guys
to make plays, especially our offensive line.
Were slowly turning the offense into what
I want us to be, a multi-dimensional team.
Weve tried to put an emphasis on running
the football. Were trying to stay balanced.
This Friday, Port Clinton host St. Mary
CC, which is 1-4 and 0-2 in the SBC.
Carmon is impressed with what hes seen
of the Panthers on flm.
Their skill kids can go with anyone in
the league, he said. The quarterback does
a real good job and they have some nice
receivers. I think theyre well coached.
To play with Clyde the way they did,
nobody expected that. They were able to
move the ball up and down the feld and
score touchdowns. Theyre a sound foot-
ball team and theyre able to do things, es-
pecially offensively.
BY YANEEK SMITH
Facing one of the best teams in the con-
ference was a wake-up call for the Dan-
bury Lakers.
The Edon Bombers, one of the top teams
in the Toledo Area Athletic Conference,
defeated Danbury, 47-7, last Friday, drop-
ping the Lakers to 2-3 overall and 1-1 in
the league.
Edon (3-2, 1-1 TAAC) took control from
the outset, scoring two touchdowns in the
frst quarter and three in the second quar-
ter to take a 34-0 lead into the half. Jimmy
Chamberlain had the lone touchdown for
the Lakers.
It was 34-0 at halftime, Danbury head
coach Bryan Dudash said. We could not
get anything going; they dominated us up
front. I thought we might have a problem
with them defensively because they have
so many athletes. They had three good re-
ceivers and a quarterback that can run and
throw.
Theyre well coached and were ranked
preseason No. 12 in the state. Theyve got a
good team and I think theyre going to run
the table. I think theyll go 8-2 and make
the playoffs.
This Friday, the Lakers face the Toledo
Christian Eagles. TC is currently 3-2 over-
all and 2-0 in the TAAC and has won two
games in a row. Offensively, they utilize the
spread offense and have a good quarter-
back in Brett Freeman.
TC is a lot like us, Dudash said. We feel
pretty good going into the game. We match
up physically. Freeman is probably one of
the best quarterbacks league. We feel really
confdent that if we can play well, we can
compete. We just have to have confdence
in ourselves.
Danbury falls to Edon,
drops to 2-3 on the year
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF OTTAWA COUNTY,
OHIO, PROBATE DIVISION, PAM
HATFIELD, TRUSTEE. Plaintiffs, v.
MATTHEW R. DAWSON, et al,
Defendants. Case No.
20139004A, Judge Kathleen
Giesler. NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION. ATTENTION: an
Order to serve the following
Defendants by publication was
issued by the Ottawa County
Probate Court: the unknown
heirs, next of kin, legatees, and
devises of Daisy R. Dawson,
Kevin Crawford, Mary Ellen
Dawson, Dorothy Cranston,
Jacob Cranston, Rusty Cranston,
Dale Cranston Jr., Penny
Cranston, Paula Cranston,
Sharon Cranston, Ronald
Cranston, Barbara Cranston,
James Irvin Wilkinson, Ellen
Crawford Weisenberg, and
Margaret Williams. A Complaint
in Case No. 20139004, has been
fled in the Ottawa County Court
of Common Pleas Probate
Division, 315 Madison Street,
Port Clinton, Ohio 43452, by
Pam Hatfeld, as Trustee of
Dawson Keystone Inheritance
Trust dated January 11, 2011 for
declaratory judgment and
request for instruction as to the
proper benefciaries for a portion
of the Trust Assets and income.
The above parties are required
to answer the above action
within twenty-eight (28) days
after the last publication, which
shall be published once a week
for six (6) consecutive weeks.
Richard R. Gillum (0070227),
Kocher & Gillum, 101
Madison Street, Port Clinton,
Ohio 43452. Tel: 419-732-3135.
Fax: 419-734-5644. rich@
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Crosswinds Restaurant & Bar at
280 SE. Catawba Rd. in Port
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(Minimum plus tips) to join their
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Year Round House, 3 Bedroom,
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mind. It gives us time to catch up on our commis-
sioned work.
The focus of the gallery is to showcase art celebrating
Lake Erie. A wide variety of depictions of local land-
marks is offered in oils, watercolor and photographic
prints. The beloved Lake Erie sheepshead is represent-
ed by Beth Akins Lucky Stone jewelry. Denise Gallup
creates earrings and pendants with beach glass.
The stable of woodworkers at Desdemonas has
grown to include eight talented craftsmen. Lake Erie
driftwood is the medium for Teri Gannons mobiles
and John Brabanders vases and lamps. The lathe is
the magic tool for Alex Matyuss lovely candle holders
and for Ralph Oxleys gorgeous bowls. Terry Overmyer
works in intarsia, (inlaid wood images), as well as using
driftwood and beach stones to construct artful bird-
houses.
Nautical tables and shelves that look like lap-strake
boats are Greg Boltzs specialty. Greg Funk also does
furniture, repurposing teak swim platforms and hatch
covers into unique tables. Paul Wilford completes the
group with graceful, hand carved seabirds.
Weve started carrying a few books of local interest
and would like to have more next season, says Brown
Egan. We began with my husband DArcys vintage
Guide to Ohio Fishing then added Tom Koroknays
great book on Lyman boats. In August Leslie Korenko
joined in with her four volume set on the history of
Kelleys Island.
Desdemonas is open every day except Tuesday. It is
located in the same plaza as Allure Printing and the Ca-
noe Club at Buck Road on Route 163.
Visit www.desdemonas.net for more information.
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Near Davis-Besse/Oak Harbor. 1
Bedroom furnished, all utilities
paid, Cable & Air. Quiet Area.
Call Jacks @ (419) 266-1945
Ranch Home 2 bedroom 1 bath,
Johnsons Island, Furnished of
Unfurnished. 440-759-4412
CONDO
FOR RENT
1 Bedroom furnished condo
includes washer/drier, cable,
WIFI, water, sewer, trash. $475
month plus electric. Port Clinton
419-308-1698.
Furnished 1 bedroom 1 bath,
includes utilities & internet,
$600.00 per month, Available
Oct. thru May call
419-332-8864
COTTAGE
FOR RENT
Furnished 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath.
Washer, Dryer, Utilities & Boat
Dock. Marblehead (Water view).
Available September 15th, Rent
Negotiable. 423 223-5865
CONDO
FOR SALE
HARBORSIDE WATERFRONT
CONDO WITH 30 DEEDED
BOAT SLIP AND 23 TIARA
SPORT BOAT FOR SALE. Top
foor 2bdr/2ba Townhouse
Condo with spectacular view of
marina and Portage River boat
traffc. Back view of Lake Erie
Islands. New berber carpet,
foors and blinds. Walking
distance to Jet Express dock and
Port Clinton downtown. 23
Tiara/SlickCraft Powerboat. Boat
dock and condo for
$138,000.00 Call
941-882-2813
Harborside Condo, 1 bedroom, 2
baths, ground foor, steps away
from water and private dock.
Free cable & wif. $119,900. No
Realtors, call 419-447-7895
MISC.
FOR SALE
Board of Education is selling a
60 x 24 Modular School
Classroom/Offce. T1-11 Siding,
Shingle Roof, Electric HVAC with
Option for Restroom, Fully code
compliant, Ohio approved I/U
Building, Vinyl Wall covering, tile
& carpet fooring. Any
reasonable offer will be
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please call Treasurers Offce. Call
419.732.2102 ext 2 before
October18, 2013 to make offer
or inquire.
SNOWMOBILE SUIT Ladies Black
Leather 2 piece, Size L/XL
$200.00, Boots $15.00, Helmets
$25.00 all like new. 937-284-
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BOAT
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27, 2002 Sports Craft 272,
Quick Load Tri-Axle Trailer,
Garmin 3010 Plotter, GSD 22
Sounder, 1600hrs, Clean Inside,
7.4 Engine $38,000. call
614-571-8142
BOAT
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419-307-2951
BOAT TRAILER
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27 Tri-Axle Load Master Trailer
$3000.00 call 440-346-5701
Tandom Axle Storage Trailer, built
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located at 2125 Sand Rd.
$1800.00 call 419-283-2202
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419-575-2293
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330-219-7417
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330-701-4626 or 330-962-1800
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Double Wide Storage Condo, 32
wide, 45 deep, with heat &
electric and 15x10 Loft. Located
State Route 53 across from
Bauman Dodge, $68,000. call
Tom @ 440-552-3606
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FOR SALE
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419-322-9556.
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419-341-1381
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STNAs & Resident Assistants
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the Marblehead Peninsula of Lake Erie, Ohio.
Very competitive wages. (EOE)
Please stop in to fll out an application or send your resume to:
Director of Health Services
Otterbein North Shore Retirement Living Community
9400 North Shore Blvd. Lakeside-Marblehead, OH 43440
Fax 419-798-4662
jlenthe@otterbein.org
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