The Beacon - May 24, 2012

It is Memorial Day Weekend
and the traffc in our area will

be crazy, so just take your time
and enjoy the ride if you have
to get somewhere, especially
in the area close to the Walleye
Festival near downtown Port
Clinton. Also, remember what
this weekend is REALLY all
about. It is about honoring the
memories of those who gave the
ultimate sacrifce in defense of
freedom. Port Clintons Memo-
rial Day services begin at 9 a.m.
at Port Clinton Yacht Club to
honor those who lost their lives
at sea. At 10 a.m. the Memo-
rial Day Parade will form at the
Middle School and proceed to
the newly refurbished Veterans
Park on Monroe Street. Lt. Col.
Barbara Herrington-Clemens,
Garrison Commander at the
Camp Perry Training Center,
will give the principal address.
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Last Thursday, I was honored
along with Dr. Barry Cover to
speak at the graveside services
for Fredericka Thompson, who
passed away last week. She was
a speech and history teacher
at Port Clinton High School,
and even though I only had
12 weeks of speech my senior
year, she had a huge impact
on me and my life. She made
a huge impact on a lot of lives
at PCHS. Thanks Freddie! She
wanted no obituary, no view-
ing, only the graveside service,
but I know there are a lot of
former students out there who
would want to know of her
passing.
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Our Find Wylie win-
ner this week is Connie
(Woolley) Hetrick,
from Fremont, who was among
126 contestants who found
Wylie in the ad for Starcher on
page 10A in last weeks Beacon.
Connie 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 Busi-
ness Center or click on the Find
Wylie Icon at our website www.
thebeacon.net.
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A quick reminder that The
Beacon offce will be closed
Monday or Memorial Day. That
means that the cutoff for clas-
sifed ads will be 4 p.m. Friday,
May 25, for our May 31 edition.
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This Memorial Day weekend,
Island Safe Harbor Animal
Sanctuary will be hosting a
one-day garage sale to beneft
the animals there. It will be
held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. this
Saturday at the Sanctuary at
3620 E. State Road, just west of
the intersection with Ohio 53
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Publisher
Greg Deerhake, a son of the
Marblehead Peninsula, and
Magruder Hospital were honored
Thursday evening at the 75th an-
nual meeting of the Marblehead
Peninsula Chamber of Com-
merce at Catawba Island Club.
Deerhake was honored with the
D.S. Kirkpatrick Award named
for one of the original founders
of the Chamber and former pub-
lisher of the Peninsula News. The
award is to honor the dedication
and unselfsh devotion to the
principles of service to the com-
munity through the Chamber of
Commerce.
Magruder Hospital was named
PHOTO BY JOHN SCHAFFNER
Kieth Addy (left) presented the D.S. Kirkpatrick Award to Greg Deer-
hake and Marblehead Chamber President Al Stoss presented the
Business of the Year Award to Mike Long, CEO of Magruder Hospital.
Deerhake, Magruder
honored by chamber
See CHAMBER 3A
Church
celebrates
30-year
history
BY ANGIE ZAM
Editor
Past members, pastors and friends will
join the congregation at Firelands Presbyte-
rian Church Sunday to celebrate 30 years of
history and look to the future.
In 1980, two couples Pat and Bud True
and Betty and Sam Carter met with of-
fcials to start a Presbyterian church in the
area. The frst service was held that year in
the fellowship hall of Catawba Union Cha-
pel on Porter Road. Two years later, on May
30, 1982, the growing congregation was
chartered as Firelands Presbyterian Church
and a tradition of dedication and commu-
nity was born.
I thought there must be something really
wonderful happening here because there
was no ambiance, she said of the Union
Chapel site. It was just a room flled with
enthusiastic people and this old record play-
er.
Throughout the years, that enthusiasm has
helped the church to grow.
The congregation moved to a renovated
barn on Sloan Road in Catawba in 1982 and
four short years later completed construc-
tion on the current site, 2626 E. Harbor
Road, Port Clinton. In 1999, an expansion
was completed that doubled the size of the
church. All thanks to the hard work and
generosity of its members.
Walleye Fest rocks waterfront
In addition to the rides, festival
food, parades and vendors, the
Walleye Capital of the World will
welcome some of the best bands
to rock Lake Erie this upcoming
Memorial Day weekend, May 24-
28.
THURSDAY
Johnny Rodriguez (5:30 p.m.)
is the featured entertainment of
the Craft Beer Tasting event in
the Entertainment Tent at Water-
works Park
FRIDAY
The offcial opening ceremony
starts at 5 p.m. with a welcome by
Mayor Vince Leone and Amanda
Blankenberger singing the Na-
tional Anthem. 5:15 p.m. The
Last Born Sons; 7 p.m. The
Earthquakers
Lighted Boat Parade 9 p.m.
SATURDAY
11:30 a.m. JK Accoustics; 3 p.m.
Josh Boyd and the VIP Band; 7
p.m. Paradise Island
Also Saturday, the Grande Pa-
rade will run through town at 1
p.m.
SUNDAY
11 a.m. Mas Fina; 3 p.m. Disco
Inferno; 7 p.m. THe jUNK
MONDAY
Noon The Last Born Sons
Karen Demangos, then executive direc-
tor of Joyful Connections, was recently
honored with the Larry L. Noblitt
Liberty Bell Award. The accolade was
given by the Ottawa County Bar As-
sociation for outstanding service to
the community for her work at the
supervised exchange and visita-
tion site in Oak Harbor.
It was very exciting, Demangos
said, but not just for personal rea-
sons. Im just glad for Joyful Connec-
tions to get this recognition.
Perfect timing.
May is Supervised Visitation Awareness
Month and the local organization is us-
ing this and the representative orange
ribbon to get the word out about what
they do. There is a coloring contest, the
Rally for the Kids event last weekend
in Bassetts Market parking lot and
literature being handed out around
town.
The board for Joyful Connec-
tions was formed in 2007 as a
Leadership Ottawa County class
project. Next came bylaws, 501(c)
(3) status, the hiring of an execu-
tive director and securing the site at 8200
W. Ohio 163, Oak Harbor.
There was nothing here but junk,
Demangos said.
A garage sale, cornhole
tournament, kids activities
and more were set up in the parking
lot at Bassetts Market Saturday for Rally for
the Kids. The event raises money for Joyful Connec-
tions and CASA Court-Appointed Special Advocates.
Joyful Connections
raising awareness
PHOTOS BY ANGIE ZAM
Coloring, fngerprinting from the Ot-
tawa County Sheriffs Offce and more
were offered at Rally for the Kids
Get involved
or learn more
To learn more about Joyful Con-
nections, set up a tour of the site,
volunteer, join the board or donate,
567-262-3181. To see a list of needed
items or read the organizations news-
letter, visit www.joyfulconnections.com
See JOYFUL 3A See FIRELANDS 3A
More online
The Main Street Port Clinton Walleye Festival runs Thursday to Monday,
May 24-28, at Waterworks Park in Port Clinton. For a complete listing
of all events and activities, visit www.walleyefestival.com.
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Kathleen Perry
Oct. 9, 1942 May 19, 2012
Kathleen Ann Perry, 65, of Port
Clinton, died Saturday, May 19, at
Stein Hospice, Sandusky, Ohio. She
was born Oct. 9, 1946, in Sandusky,
the daughter of Lyle and Elizabeth
(McKenna) Wadsworth. She mar-
ried Gerald Perry on Dec. 22, 1962,
and he survives. Mrs. Perry worked
as an inspector for Uniroyal until her
retirement.
Surviving are her husband, Ger-
ald; daughters Elizabeth Jean (Mark)
Howerth, Jeryl Ann (Allen) Terry,
both of Port Clinton; grandchildren
Ashley, Hailey and Adam How-
erth, Lacelle (Clay) Schowchow
and Brandi and Dailee Terry; great-
grandchildren Casen and Caraline
Schwochow and Holden Hofacker;
sister, Mary Sissy (Duke) Gardner
of Luna Pier, Mich. Also survived by
special nephews: Doug Walters and
Daryl (Jennie) Walters and special
grandchildren Nathan and Katie
Walters.
She was preceded in death by her
parents; grandson Mark Lee How-
erth; brothers David, Sonny, Jimmy
and Tommy Wadsworth; and sister
Lucille Hoffman.
Funeral services will be conducted
10 a.m. Tuesday, May 22, at Neideck-
er, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral Home,
Port Clinton where visitation will be
held Monday from 6 to 8 p.m.
Mary Agnello
Jan. 1935 May 19, 2012
Mary F. Agnello, 77, of Port Clin-
ton, died Saturday, May 19, at Stein
Hospice Care Center in Sandusky.
Visitation will be held at the
Neidecker, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral
Home, 7755 E. Harbor Road, Lake-
side-Marblehead, from 2 to 4 and 6
to 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 23, with
Parastas Services being held at 7 p.m.
Additional visitation will be held at
St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church,
506 E. Main St., Marblehead, on
Thursday, May 24, from 9 a.m. until
the Offce of Christian Burial at 10
a.m. with the Very Rev. Protopresby-
ter Bryan R. Eyman offciating. Buri-
al will follow in St. Mary Byzantine
Catholic Cemetery, Marblehead.
Betty Christiansen
Dec. 2, 1923 May 21, 2012
Betty L. Christiansen, 88, of Port
Clinton, passed away on Monday,
May 21, at Magruder Hospital.
Visitation will be 10 a.m. until time
of funeral service at 11 a.m. Thurs-
day, May 24, at St. John Lutheran
Church, Port Clinton. Pastor Jim
Lehman will preside. Interment will
be in the Riverview Cemetery. On-
line condolences may be shared with
the family at www.walkerfuneral-
homes.com.
Grace Bays
March 17, 1926 May 16, 2012
Grace Bays, 86, of Oak Harbor,
died early Wednesday morning, May
16, in Hospice of Northwest Ohio,
Perrysburg.
The funeral service was Saturday,
May 19, in the Robinson-Walker
Funeral Home & Crematory, Oak
Harbor, with burial will following in
Salem Township Union Cemetery,
Oak Harbor.
Harold Lewis
Aug. 30, 1914 May 22, 2012
Harold C. Lewis, 97, of Oak Har-
bor and formerly Eastpointe, Mich.,
died Tuesday, May 22, at Riverview
Healthcare Campus, Oak Harbor.
Friends may call and visit with
Harolds family on Saturday, May 26,
from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Robinson-
Walker Funeral Home & Crematory,
165 E. Water St., Oak Harbor, with a
Celebration of Life Tribute Service to
follow at 5 p.m.
John Spehar
May 25, 1941 May 17, 2012
John Ambrose Spehar passed away
Thursday, May 17, in Kent General
Hospital with his loving family by
his side. A Mass of Christian Burial
was held Monday at the Holy Cross
Catholic Church, 631 S. State St.,
Dover.
Obituaries
A boy was born May
1 at Firelands Regional
Medical Center to Brittany
Budnik and Adam Zibert,
both of Port Clinton.
A girl was born June
18 at Firelands Regional
Medical Center to Darryl
and Latoya Lanier, both of
Port Clinton.
Births
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Al Stoss noted the more than 60 years of
history and service provided by Ottawa
Countys community hospital that opened
in 1940. Magruders Chief Executive Of-
fcer, Mike Long, accepted the award on
behalf of the Hospital and staff.
Peter Huston of Put-in-Bay and The
Perry Group outlined the upcoming pro-
motions planned for the Bicentennial Cel-
ebration of the Battle of Lake Erie coming
up in 2013. He noted that a number of
events will actually take place this sum-
mer, including a mock Declaration of
War ceremony and the appearance of a
U.S. Navy Frigate (Perry Class) that will
be making a trek in August from Toledo
to Cleveland. A U.S. Navy Band is sched-
uled to play during the Historic Weekend
at Put-in-Bay the second weekend in Sep-
tember. More than 10 tall ships will be on
hand in September of 2013 to re-enact the
battle and will be staying at different ports
throughout our area.
CHAMBER from 1A
of new businesses holding Grand Open-
ings this weekend. Sherry Roberts and
Lake Erie Boutique Realty are holding one
from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, May 27, in Suite
A at 205 SE Catawba Rd. (Beacon Place
Business Center). Sumpthin Fishy, located
across from Marblehead Bank on the
Peninsula, is celebrating its grand opening
Friday and Saturday starting at 11:30 a.m.
They feature Lake Erie Perch, perch slid-
ers, spicy fsh tacos and much more.
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Riders Unlimited will be hosting an
open house of its own from 9 a.m. to 2
p.m. Saturday, May 26, at the new facility
located at 3140 N. Behlman Road near
Oak Harbor. You can learn about their
community programs. They link handi-
capped individuals to horses and the
combination is magical.
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Faith United Methodist Womens Group
is hosting a Flea Market at Port Clintons
City Park on Tuesday, July 31. They are
looking for Flea Market and Garage Sale
Vendors. If you are interested, call Stacy at
419-635-2257.
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The Ken Landon Family Lake Erie
Fishing Classic will be held June 14-15
at Catawba Island Club. It is a Redbone
Walleye Tournament started 10 years ago
by Susan and Ken Landon to fnd a cure
for Cystic Fibrosis. Susan passed away
much too soon last year after a long battle
with cancer. The event is one of the big-
gest on Lake Erie. For information, con-
tact Glenda or Len Partin at Jack Bradley
Realty, 419-734-5551.
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The Port Clinton Lions Club will hold a
chicken barbecue on Saturday, June 9, at
Lakeview Park in Port Clinton. Chicken
dinners will be available from 11 a.m.
to 2:30 p.m. or until they are sold out.
Advance tickets are $7.50 and are available
from any Lions Club member. They will
be $8.50 the day of the event. For infor-
mation about tickets, call Patti Howell at
419-734-2308.
TELL TALES from 1A
Which stands in stark contrast to three
living room-style visitation areas flled
with comfy furniture, games and toys for
all ages. Families use these spaces for su-
pervised court-ordered visitation. Accord-
ing to Juvenile and Probate Judge Kathleen
Giesler, the court uses the site primarily in
cases of abuse, neglect and dependency.
It gives a place where children can visit
with their parents where they continue to
be protected but theyve made it as close
to a home environment as possible, the
judge said. It makes families comfortable.
And since the end goal of any of these
court cases is reconciliation, Giesler said
the service is invaluable. The visits allow
the children to maintain or rebuild rela-
tionships with a non-custodial parent. In
addition, the site offers a neutral site for
custody exchanges.
Although both services are offered for a
small fee $14 for exchanges or $15 for
visitations no one will be turned away
for the inability to pay. Funding for the
site comes through grants and generos-
ity. From the carpets on the foors and the
cleaning products in the cabinets to the
computer equipment in the offce, the site
is literally flled with donations.
Joyful Connections sees 22 visits and four
supervised exchanges a week. Thanks to
the support the organization has received
over the years, it has served more than 140
families since its inception.
JOYFUL from 1A
FIRELANDS from 1A
The land was donated by Kenneth and
Jeannette Focht in memory of Philip and
Margaret Freeman, Bill Koster offered
up matching funds for the expansion in
memory of his wife Marcia and later, a
special loft was built with the help of Doug
Focht for a Wicks Organ that had come
from someones home. The stained-glass
windows depicting the Nicene Creed were
even made by 33 church members. Brand,
along with Joan Moore and long-time Rev.
Robert Butcher, came up with the design
and helped lead the efforts.
It makes you feel like youve left a lega-
cy, Brand said.
The legacy of the church as whole ex-
tends far beyond the building.
We initiated the Mobile Meals pro-
gram in Catawba and Portage Townships,
said Butcher, pastor at the church for 24
years. We started the Wide World Shop.
We started the Vineyard on Catawba re-
tirement community. We started the Mu-
sical Arts Series at Firelands. We started
Firelands Day Care, which is currently
the highest rated day care program in the
county. We started the Firelands food pan-
try which to this day day provides food for
a dozen families every week.
In addition, the church is a site for the
Summer Lunch Program and this week-
end, will be the site for a celebration of
past, present and future.
Im excited to have people come and see
what vital congregation we are, said Rev.
Jeanne Gay, who has served at the church
since 2009.
According to Gay, the 10: 30 a.m. Sunday
service will include former pastors and
hymns written for the congregation over
the years. After that, a potluck dinner and
opportunity to share memories is planned.
What I look forward to most at the an-
niversary celebration is seeing the people
and sharing the memories of what we were
able, by the Holy Spirit, to accomplish over
those 24 years of my tenure as pastor, said
Butcher.
All are welcome to come out to the cel-
ebratory service at 10:30 a.m. Pentecost
Sunday, May 27, to be followed by a lun-
cheon at 11:45 a.m.
The frst service of Firelands Presbyterian
Church was held Sept. 21, 1980, in fel-
lowship hall of Catawba Union Chapel on
Porter Road
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With the cold weather well behind us, the light-
house and museum have been cleaned and special
tours are now taking place.
The regular hours have been changed as there
were more people waiting for the lighthouse to
open, and not as many near closing time. The
weekday hours are: noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday after
Memorial Day through Friday before Labor Day;
4 to 6 p.m. Sunday evenings June through August;
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. the second Saturday of each
month May through October. The last tour to
climb the lighthouse is 15 minutes before closing.
Many reliable docents are returning this year,
along with a few new volunteers, but more docents
are needed. All of the displays are well-marked and
a Fast Fact Sheet is available to answer any ques-
tions that may be asked. New docents are always
placed with returning workers, so it is an enjoy-
able way to spend a few hours. Call Jan at 419-569-
0211 or Mary at 419-798-4877 to sign up.
All of the Memorial bricks that were ordered
over the winter months are now in place in the
circular walkway. There is a total of 535 inscribed
bricks laid as of today. This area is very popular
with visitors and locals to sit and enjoy the lake
and lighthouse.
A nature and nautical sale is being planned for
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 14 on the museum property.
Organizers are looking for any articles pertaining
to nature, nautical and the lighthouse. To donate
any items for this worthwhile cause, call Mary at
419-798-4877.
Tickets are on sale for a chance to win a unique,
matted and framed picture of the Marblehead
Lighthouse, handmade entirely from colored fne
silk thread. The picture was donated by John and
Carolyn Brichacek who own World Threads Gal-
lery in New Carlisle, Ohio. The raffe will be held
on Oct. 13 during the Lighthouse Festival. All pro-
ceeds will go toward the Lifesaving Station/Educa-
tion Center Museum building fund.
Ottawa Countys
Best Kept Secrets
WHAT: Ottawa County Summer Lunch and Fun Program. In 2011,
concerned citizens thought about the hundreds of Port Clinton students
who are eligible for free or reduced-cost lunches during the school year.
A summer lunch program was created by several local organizations to
continue serving those kids in the summer. The program served 50-60
nutritious lunches two days a week at two sites, to any children who
attended.
This year, the summer lunch program is expanding to three sites
Lakeview Estates, Jefferson Elementary and Bay Meadows adding
additional activities and even more fun for the kids. The Bay Meadows
site will feature a walking School Bus to get children safely to and from
the site.
WHO: The Summer Lunch Program is a grassroots project, it does
not use any federal or state funding, it relies on a community support
group, individuals and 17 + businesses.
HOW TO HELP: Volunteer to attend the lunches, pack the lunches
or donate lunch supplies or activity supplies by calling Summer Lunch
Program Coordinator Mallory Myers at 419-260-5179.
Summer Lunch and Fun Program
The Leadership Class of 2012 is looking to shed light on Ottawa
Countys best kept secrets those little-known projects locals quietly
undertake to help others. These volunteers donate their time or efforts
for nothing more than the satisfaction of knowing they have made
someones day a little brighter or their life a little easier. If you know of
such a project, e-mail details to locclass2012@gmail.com.
For information on Leadership Ottawa County and an application
for the class of 2013, visit www.leadershipottawacounty.com.
Marblehead Lighthouse,
museum post new hours
The Experimental Aircraft Association
Tin Goose Chapter sponsored a Learn
to Fly Day event Saturday at the Erie-
Ottawa Regional Airport. In addition
to a visit from Life Flight medical he-
licopter, free Young Eagle fights
were offered and EAA members were
on hand to explain the organization
to pilots and aviation enthusiasts. For
information on EAA, visit www.tin-
goose.org.
LEARN TO FLY DAY
PHOTO BY KATHY JO SCHWEITZER
The Oak Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce is sponsoring the third an-
nual village-wide Garage Sale Days on
June 1-2. Anyone in the Oak Harbor area
may sign up, and some of the downtown
businesses will be having sidewalk sales
as well.
New this year, the chamber will have
spaces available at Flat Iron Park for rent
for those who live out of town but would
like to participate. A 10-foot by 20-foot
space will be $20 for Friday and Saturday.
A complete list of sales will be available
at the Oak Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce and the Oak Harbor Public Li-
brary starting Thursday, May 31.
For questions or more information, call
Valerie Winterfeld at the chamber offce
Village-wide Garage Sale Days
A few spots remain for the annual Terra
State Community College golf outing June
1 at Sycamore Hills Golf Course.
The Fore Student Scholarships Golf
Tournament, sponsored by the Terra Col-
lege Foundation, raises funds to provide
scholarships for Terra students.
Fee is $100 per person and includes 18
holes of golf, lunch and dinner. The outing
is limited to the frst 32 paid teams. There
are also a variety of sponsorship opportu-
nities, ranging from $100 to $1,000.
The Terra Ladies Golf Outing will be July
9, also at Sycamore Hills. Proceeds go to
the St. Francis Guild Scholarship Fund to
assist women students at Terra.
Fee is $55 per person and includes 18
holes of golf, continental breakfast and
lunch. Hole sponsorships are $100.
New this year, as an added opportunity
on the day of the ladies outing, is the Ohio
LPGA Golf Professionals Swing Like a
Girl Clinic. LPGA golf professionals will
share tips on grip, posture, alignment and
swing fundamentals. The clinic begins at 8
a.m., prior to the 9:45 a.m. shotgun start of
the tournament. Fee is $15 per golfer.
For information, contact Ed Mayer,
Executive Director of the Terra College
Foundation, at 419-559-2263.
Ida Rupp Public Library and Erie Islands
Library announce the acquisition of the
Early Literacy Station, a complete educa-
tional solution loaded with 50 educational
software titles for kids ages 210 in the
English edition and over 50 in the Bilin-
gual Spanish edition. The Early Literacy
Station offers children a safe, standalone
computer not connected to the Internet
that is age-appropriate, engaging and aca-
demically relevant for children. The ELS
has a colorful keyboard and tiny mouse to
promote easy learning and discovery.
The Early Literacy Stations educational
software covers seven curricular areas:
reading, math, science, social studies, writ-
ing, arts and music, and reference. The
system is designed to attract and educate
toddlers through early elementary school
ages. AWEs Early Literacy Station educa-
tional software titles include:
Doras World Adventure
Giggles Toddler My Musical World
Kid Works Deluxe
Milllies Math House
Math Doodles
Photo Kit Jr.
Sesame Street
Stationary Studio
World of Goo
The Early Literacy Station has an imagi-
native interface that encourages explo-
ration. Many of the software programs
contain disguised learning activities that
expand the childs experience through
games and extension activities. Visit the
library today to enjoy this wonderful new
resource.
Spots remain
for Terra golf outing
Library gets Early
Literacy Station
As a part of the bicentennial celebration
of the Battle of Lake Erie, the Council of
the Village of Put-in-Bay is sponsoring a
fag design contest. The winning design
will become the offcial fag of the Village
of Put-in-Bay.
Made famous by Oliver Hazard Perrys
statement: We have met the enemy and
they are ours, the Battle of Lake Erie was
fought on Sept. 10, 1813, near the Village
of Put-in-Bay. Before the battle, Commo-
dore Perry used Put-in-Bay harbor as a
safe anchorage for his vessels and for the
captured British vessels after the battle.
The Battle of Lake Erie was fought be-
tween the British Fleet and the American
Fleet under the command of 23-year-old
Oliver Hazard Perry. In a little over three
hours, the entire British feet was captured.
It was the frst major victory for the Amer-
icans during the War of 1812, the Second
War of Independence.
For contest entry forms, call 419-285-
4313.
Design the offcial fag of Put-in-Bay
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June 1 & 2 - 8pm
PG-13
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Alpaca Crossroads of Northwest Ohio
for a fun and informative day of
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You can taste the marvelous wines
produced at the winery, have a casual meal
and interact with some amazing alpacas.
Throughout the day learn more about
alpacas with short presentations
Alpaca 101, Fiber Useage and for the
existing alpaca owner Ask the Vet.
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 2012 from 2 p.m. - 8 p.m.
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Troughout the day learn more
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419.638.5411
Saturday, June 9
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1848 E. Perry St., Port Clinton
In The Sutton Center 419-734-2895
CAR SHOW
Every Saturday starting June 2
Sutton Center Parking Lot
Drawing on Tuesday
2 winners a week
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Get out on Lake Erie for
a day of fshing and help
people with multiple scle-
rosis by signing up for the
MS Walleye Fishing Tour-
nament on June 6. Get a
group of six friends, cus-
tomers or co-workers to fll
a boat. The fully stocked
boat will set sail from the
Midway Marina in Port
Clinton.
Join more than 150 an-
glers as they participate
in the National Multiple
Sclerosis Societys 23nd
annual Walleye Fishing
Tournament. The anglers
are treated to a continental
breakfast before heading
out to fsh aboard a char-
ter boat with a licensed
charter boat captain at the
helm. Each boat is stocked
with food, beverages, bait
and ice.
When the participants re-
turn in the afternoon, they
take part in a light dinner
and win some great prizes
while their catch is being
cleaned and bagged for
them to take home. Prizes
are awarded for frst, sec-
ond and third place for
largest fsh and stringer.
The cost for a boat with
six people is $1,200. Indi-
vidual tickets are also avail-
able for $250. After May
30, the price for a boat will
increase to $1,300 and in-
dividual tickets will no lon-
ger be sold.
The money raised
through the MS Walleye
Tournament helps more
than 20,000 Ohio residents
living with multiple scle-
rosis. Funds are directed
toward services like trans-
portation, durable medical
equipment loan, friendly-
visitation programs for
those who are homebound
or hospitalized, and self-
help groups. Funds also
support research efforts at
Ohio institutions like the
Cleveland Clinic Founda-
tion and The Ohio State
University Medical Center
where MS researchers are
working to fnd the cause
and a cure for the disease.
Join Presenting Spon-
sor Shamrock Companies,
Inc., and other participants
as they search for the elu-
sive big catch all while
fshing for a cure. For in-
formation, call Tony Ber-
nard at 614-515-4608 or
visit www.MSohiobuck-
eye.org.e.org.
Fish for a cure at
MS walleye tourney
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Dr. Williams sees patients full time in Fremont
Memorial
Ear, Nose & Throat
(E.N.T.) Specialty Care
James M. Williams, M.D., Ph.D.
Memorial Ear, Nose & Throat
Specialty Care physician James
Williams, M.D., Ph.D. specializes
in treating adult and pediatric
ear, nose and throat conditions,
including surgery for head
and neck disorders.
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Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
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Nasal and Septal Surgery
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Laser Surgery
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Head and Neck Surgery
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Evaluation and treatment of
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Tonsillectomies
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Pediatric upper airway
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Treatment of hearing loss
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For an appointment with Dr. Williams, call his office at 567.201.2890.
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605 Third Avenue, Fremont
Office: 567.201.2890
(This is a local call in Fremont)
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Steve Gulas Cindy Bolte
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Landscape Design
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ALL PAPER - Lots of instants
The contents of Bataan
Memorial Elementary
School will be auctioned
off at 9:30 a.m. Saturday,
May 26, at Bataan Me-
morial, 525 W. Sixth St.,
Port Clinton. Some of
the items for auction in-
clude: desks (student and
teacher), various size ta-
bles, fling cabinets, com-
puter desks, metal shelv-
ing, projectors, dry erase
boards, bulletin boards,
easels and folding chairs.
See auction list at www.
pccsd.net under News.
The auction begins
promptly at 9:30 a.m. with
registration beginning
at 8:30 a.m. All items are
sold as is, where is to the
highest bidder. Statements
made day of auction take
precedence over all writ-
ten material. Cash or check
with proper ID required.
For information, call the
Board of Education Offce
at 419-732-2102, ext. 229.
Bataan
auction
May 26
The 2012 Friends of East
Harbor Run will be held on
June 2 at East Harbor State
Park, 1169 N. Buck Road,
Lakeside-Marblehead. This
event is sponsored by the
Friends of East Harbor and
is an annual fundraising
event for the park.
Early registration begins
at 8 a.m. The Run/Walk
begins at 9 a.m. Early reg-
istration must be post-
marked by May 26. Race
forms and information are
available at the East Harbor
Campground Store, online
at www.frelandsarearun-
ners.org at JodyDidIt in
Marblehead or by calling
Jody at 419-656-7144.
5K Run/
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Saturday, May 26th
10 a.m.
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Many prizes & concessions available
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William J. Wieber, 48,
sales rep, and Pamela S.
Herhold, 49, bookkeeper,
both of Port Clinton.
Jason Douglas Kidd, 31,
VP sales and marketing,
and Nicole Sue Bast, 27, as-
sistant property manager,
both of Wilder, KY.
Adam R. Parton, 27,
merchandiser, and Jes-
sica Lynn Schweinfurth, 25,
STNA, both of Elmore.
Aaron M. Spencer, 24,
machine operator, and Ca-
risa K. Trent, 21, both of
Port Clinton.
Jeffrey J. Dove, 33, qual-
ity control, and Amanda
K. Clemons, 26, registered
nurse, both of Marblehead.
Ryan M. Snyder, 32,
carpenter, and Melissa S.
Hineline, 25, student, both
of Genoa.
Christopher R. Warga,
24, Oak Harbor, delivery
driver, and Brittany A. Os-
sovicki, 25, Marblehead,
server.
Alexander C. Fox, 24,
environmental health/safe-
ty, and Abbie Lynn Samko,
27, both of Elmore.
Nicholas A. Wohn, 20,
Genoa, crew member, and
Toni Christina Vargas, 18,
Helena.
Dennis Allen Bowman,
25, Genoa, relocation en-
gineer, and Kristina Marie
Tabbert, 22, Graytown,
pre-school teacher.
Glen E. Boss, 76, Port
Clinton, retired, and Mary
K. Gross, 69, Oak Harbor.
Ryan Vail McBride, 34,
Tiffn, manager, and Bran-
di Aillene Sedlak, 31, Mar-
blehead, registered nurse.
Marriage
Licenses
Harchuck-Conley
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Har-
chuck, of North Ridgeville,
are pleased to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Kimberly Harchuck, to Mat-
thew Conley.
Kim is a 2010 graduate of
the University of Toledo and
is a registered nurse at Metro-
Health Medical Center.
Matt is also a 2010 graduate
of the University of Toledo and
is employed at Caravan Pack-
aging.
The two will be married June
9. Kimberly has been spend-
ing summers in Marblehead
at Wilsons Beach since 1988.
Her grandparents, Wally and
Pat Grinnell, reside in Dan-
bury Township where Matt
proposed during Thanksgiving
Dinner in 2010.
Perl-Jacobson
Jeff and Gail Perl, of Catawba
Island, are pleased to announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Tiffany Osbun Perl, to Jon
Osterle Jacobson, son of Jim
and Carol Jacobson, of San Luis
Obispo, Calif.
The bride-elect is a 2002 gradu-
ate of Port Clinton High School
and a 2006 graduate of Ohio
University with a B.S. in Avia-
tion. She is currently employed
with SkyWest Airlines as a frst
offcer.
The groom-elect is a 1994 grad-
uate of San Luis Obispo High
School and a 2002 graduate of
San Diego State University with
a B.S. in Kinesiology. He is also
a frst offcer at SkyWest Airlines.
The couple is currently based
in Houston, Texas.
Hammer
Frank (Gene) and Bernie
(Wilhelm) Hammer were
married June 2, 1962, at St.
Marys Catholic Church at
Millersville. The couple has
two sons: Dean and Dennis
(Courtney) Hammer. They
also have fve grandchil-
dren: Nicholas, Benjamin,
Ellen Marie, Caitlyn and
Brendan.
The family will celebrate
on June 3 with 8:30 a.m.
Mass and Blessing at St.
Boniface Catholic Church
in Oak Harbor and dinner
at Ole Zims for immediate
family.
Gene is retired from
Clyde Whirlpool and Ber-
nie is still an active Realtor
for Batdorff Real Estate in
Oak Harbor. The couple
plans to do some traveling
this summer and fall.
50th
anniversary
Engagements
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SCHOOLS
The Beacon
2012 Compost Workshop
Thursday,
May 31
st
Composting is one form of recycling that can happen right in your
backyard. Discover at our Compost Workshop how composting
yard waste, food scraps and other organic materials are used to
create a nutrient rich soil conditioner for your yard or garden.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED! Space is limited. Contact Sandusky Co. Park District @ 1-888-200-5577.
Open To: Residents within Ottawa, Sandusky and Seneca Counties
including all Fostoria and Bellevue residents.
Register by Wednesday, May 30
th
Contact: Sandusky Co. Park District at 419-334-4495 or 1-888-200-5577
Riehm Farm Market
7244 N. St. Rt. 53, Tifn
10:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
$5.00 to attend.
Compost Workshop
Tour of Riehm Farms compost area and green house
Snacks and door prizes.
Registration:
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Sessions:
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This event is sponsored by:
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Ottawa, Sandusky Seneca Joint Solid Waste District
Thank you
P.C. Preschool Teachers

Mrs. Rospert & Mrs. Marquart
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Ava, Dane, Morgan, Michael,
Gracie, Olivia, Nora, Elijah,
Katie, Allison & Andrew
2011-2012 - An Amazing Year
PC Preschool 419-734-9698
Mayor Leone of the City of Port Clinton
and Superintendent Patrick Adkins of the
Port Clinton City Schools are pleased to
announce the approval of $406,000 in Safe
Routes to Schools funding from the Ohio
Department of Transportation. The Safe
Routes to Schools program is intended to
establish safer pedestrian access, upgrade
pedestrian signals and signage in proxim-
ity to the schools, and mark the pavement
with proper identifcation symbols. The
approved activities will be undertaken in
the vicinity of the Bataan Memorial El-
ementary School and the Port Clinton
Middle School. The application was a joint
effort between the city, the schools and the
consulting engineering frm of DGL.
The award breakdown, subject to a fnal
project scope meeting with ODOT off-
cials, includes $390,000 for construction
activities and $16,000 for construction en-
gineering.
Mayor Leone stated he was very pleased
that the application for these funds was
approved by ODOT. Leone added that
ODOTS award will provide 100 percent
of the construction costs for these im-
provements which will greatly improve the
safety of the students going to and from
school.
The following is a breakdown of the
proposed activities funded by the ODOT
award.
1. New sidewalks, 5 feet in width with
handicapped ramps, to be constructed
(16,000 square feet) in the following loca-
tions.
On the north side of Alice Street be-
tween Grant and Clinton Streets
On the south side of Cotswood between
Tyler and the Bataan School site
On the south side of Sixth Street from
Grant Street to the curve
On the south side of Sixth Street from
Clinton Street heading westerly to existing
sidewalks
On both sides of Seventh Street going
east from Jefferson to the existing side-
walks
On the north side of 10th Street from
Fulton Street heading west to existing side-
walk*
On the north side of 10th Street from
Jefferson Street to Madison Street
On the west side of Jefferson Street
from 10th Street going north to existing
sidewalk
On the north side of Alice Street from
Madison Street going west to existing side-
walk
On the west side of Fulton Street near
the new parking lot going north to the ex-
isting sidewalk
All sidewalks except on 10th Street from
Fulton heading westerly will be within the
street right-of-way. On 10th Street, it will
be on school property.
2. Various street intersections with exist-
ing sidewalks do not have handicapped
ramps. There are 20 such locations in close
proximity to the two schools. The handi-
capped ramps and necessary sidewalk
improvements (2,000 square feet) will be
made at these locations.
3. Cross walk lines and school signage
will be installed in the areas surrounding
the Bataan School and the Middle School
sites. Thirty-two school signs in total will
be erected between the two school sites
identifying the school zones,
4. Four school fashers signs will be
erected in proximity to the Bataan school
with two on Sixth Street and two on Al-
ice Street. Two school fashers signs will be
erected on Jefferson Street in proximity to
the Middle School.
Superintendent Adkins noted that the
safety of the students is always a very im-
portant factor considered by the Board of
Education in its decision-making process.
He said he is pleased to have had the op-
portunity to work closely with the city in
accomplishing this important task.
This is another example of the great
working relationship that exists between
the schools and city, Adkins said. This
project began under the former admin-
istration and has continued with Mayor
Leone. The timing could not have been
better.
Port Clinton gets
$406K in Safe Routes
to Schools funding
BYE BYE MUSTACHE
Mike Ferdinandsen no longer has a mustache. He promised if students in his class and
Mrs. Dalrymples grade 3 class at Jefferson Elementary worked at least two hours on
their Ohio Achievement Test they could shave his mustache. In honor of Ferdinandsen
losing his mustache, the students created and wore their own out of yarn. See the
webcast at www.pccsd.net
The Woodmore Board of
Education recently held a
special meeting at for the
purpose of interviewing
candidates to fll the open
position on the board.
The Board appointed
Grant Cummings to fll
the position when they
returned from Executive
Session.
Cummings was sworn
in at the regular meeting
Monday, April 16.
Cummings
joins board
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somewhere in The Beacon.
Tell us where you fnd him.
A winner will be chosen
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Port Clinton
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Planned Maintenance Program
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Heating/Cooling Services
24HR EMERGENCY SERVICE!
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Emergency
Service
A weekly comedy series is coming to
town. Nationally touring comedians
will be performing at Mango Mamas,
40 Madison St., each Wednesday June
6-27. Shows begin at 9:30 p.m.
For information, contact Bill Yu-
hasz at portcorn@cros.net or 419-
732-1830.
Comedians are as follows:
June 6 Vince Morris, www.vinc-
emorris.com, and Joe Zimmerman,
www.zimmermancomedy.com
June 13 Mike Bobbitt, offthe-
mike.com, and Chris Hegedus, chr-
ishegedus.com
June 20 Ken Evans, Kenevans-
comedy.com, and Jason Hagle, www.
jasonhagle.com
Wednesday, June 27 Dave Lan-
dau, www.davelandau.com, and Feli-
cia Gillespie
May 24
Republican
Lunch Bunch
WHAT: The buffet lunch is
$10. No reservations
required.
WHEN: Noon the fourth
Thursday of each month
WHERE: Port Clinton Elks,
231 Buckeye Blvd.
Otterbein Celebrates
Century of Service
WHAT: The event will
include hors doeuvres,
silent and live auctions and
entertainment by the
Michael Shirtz Quartet.
Donations, including a
cottage in Lakeside, a
Lakeshores condo, tickets to
an Indians game, restaurant
gift certifcates, original
paintings by local artists
and much more will be
among the live and silent
auction items.
WHERE: Catawba Island
Club
COST: $60/person
INFO: 419-798-8203, 419-
305-9031 or 419-798-5893.
GOP Event
WHAT: Josh Mandel
candidate for U. S.
Senate Joe Wurzelbacher
aka Joe the
Plumber, candidate for 9th
District Congress will be
among the
candidate speakers at the
Ottawa County Republican
Womens Club get
together.
WHERE: Mon Ami
Restaurant, 3845 East Wine
Cellar Road, Port Clinton
WHEN: At 5:30 P.M. will be
hors d oeuvres, a cash bar,
a silent auction and an
opportunity to chat with
candidates, elected offcials
and friends. At 6:30 P.M.
Mandel and Wurzelbacher
and others will speak.
COST: $20/person
INFO: (419) 898-1387 for
reservations
B-C-S Board Meeting
WHAT: Special Meeting
of the Benton-Carroll-Salem
Board of Education. There
will be no public
participation.
WHEN: 4 p.m.
WHERE: Board of
Education Offce at 11681
W. St. Rt. 163, Oak Harbor.
May 25
Erie Shore Cruisers
WHAT: All makes and
models welcome for this
free car show featuring
music and 50/50 raffes
WHEN: 5 to 9 p.m. every
Friday through fall
WHERE: Bassetts Market
parking lot at Ohio 53 and
163
INFO: Call Lynn Jones at
419-732-0261
May 26
Salute to the Troops
WHERE: Perrys Victory and
International Peace
Memorial, Put-in-Bay
INFO: 419-285-2184 or
www.nps.gov/pevi
Cornhole Tourney/
Hog Roast
WHERE: Nugents Canal
Yacht Club, 3035 W. Canal,
Port Clinton
WHEN: Noon. Hog Roast
at 4 p.m.
INFO: 419-341-1265
Camp Dylan Trap
Shoot Fundraiser
WHAT: This is an open
event to raise support for
Camp Dylan, a ministry of
Lake Point Baptist Church.
Camp Dylan is a camp
ministry that trains young
boys a life skill, and how to
become victorious Christian
Men!
WHEN: 10 a.m.
WHERE: Camp Perry
COST: $35. Bring your own
gun and ammo
INFO: 419-266-4978
May 31
The Gathering
WHAT: Free blood pressure
checks are offered during
this free meal; open to the
public
WHEN: 4:30 to 6 p.m. the
last Thursday of each month
WHERE: St. John Lutheran
Church Parish Hall, corner
Adams and Second streets,
Port Clinton
June 1-2
Village Wide Garage
Sale Days in Oak
Harbor
WHAT: Anyone in the Oak
Harbor area may sign up,
and some of the downtown
businesses will be having
sidewalk sales as well. We
will have spaces available
at Flat Iron Park for rent for
those who live out of town
but would like to have a
sale in town.
WHERE: Oak Harbor
COST: $20 for 10x20
space
INFO: 419-898-0479
June 2
5K Run/Walk
WHAT: This event is
sponsored by the Friends of
East Harbor and is an
annual fundraising event for
the park.
WHEN: Early registration
begins at 8 a.m. The Run/
Walk begins at 9 a.m
WHERE: East Harbor State
Park, 1169 N. Buck Road,
Lakeside-Marblehead
INFO: 419-656-7144
Comedy tours stopping in PC
May 24
June 1-2
June 2
May 31
May 25
May 26
Steven Quartly will showcase his
latest images Friday through Monday,
May 25-28, at Wyland Gallery at Put-
in-Bay. Located at 495 Catawba Ave.,
the gallery opened for the season May
19.
Quartly will be on hand daily and
by appointment during his Memorial
Day Weekend show to unveil colorful
new seascapes, landscapes and street
scenes alive with romance and emo-
tion.
Many of his paintings were infu-
enced by his travels in Europe, Hawaii
and the Caribbean. Some of his most
powerful canvases are painted from
sketches made or photographs taken
during his travels.
As well as displaying recent can-
vases during his holiday weekend ap-
pearance, Quartly will be available to
meet gallery visitors and discuss his
inspirations and artistry.
For information, call the gallery at
419-285-2233 or visit www.wyland-
kw.com.
Amalf
Vineyard
is one of
Steven
Quartlys
colorful
interpre-
tations
of a
scene
from his
European
travels.
Artist Steven Quartly
at PIBs Wyland Gallery

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ALL AMERICAN WRESTLERS
Four local wrestlers recently earned All-American status
and competed in a national tournament. The NUWAY Na-
tionals was held April 14 in Battle Creek, Mich., at the
Kellogg Arena. Local competitors were:
Jameson Mullens (left) from Port Clinton, took ffth
place in Division II, 55 lbs.
Daniel Webster Jr., from Danbury, took eighth place in
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Matthew Seamon, from Port Clinton, took sixth place,
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BY YANEEK SMITH
OAK HARBOR Over the week-
end, 15 schools in northwest Ohio
competed at the Division II District
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Port Clinton girls teams each fn-
ished in a sixth-place tie with 45.5
points and sent a total of 11 athletes
to the regional meet in Lexington.
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anteed the athletes a spot in the re-
gional meet and seven individuals
and one relay team (four runners)
were able to accomplish that feat.
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in their respective events, led by Port Clinton senior Ema-
leigh Dunn who fnished frst in the shot put with a throw
of 37 feet, 5.25 inches. Oak Harbor senior Morgan Turn-
ow, who recently signed a letter of intent to compete col-
legiately at Winthrop Univ., was also frst, fnishing with a
throw of 129-05. Dunn fnished third in the event (118-
10).
Port Clintons Jessica Lorensen fnished third in the pole
vault (9-09.00) and teammate Nicole Hablitzel was fourth
in the 800 meters (2:25.95). Meanwhile, Oak Harbors Re-
bekah Rayburn (100), Trinity Gephart (1600) and Nikki
Weis (300 hurdles) each fnished fourth, ensuring them-
selves of a place in the regional meet.
The group of athletes to advance was Port Clintons
4x800 relay team of Hablitzel, Abbi Pitts, Hannah Weaver
and Sara Chura, which fnished fourth in 9:59.70.
On the boys side, the Redskins were 13th (out of 17
teams) with 16 points and the Rockets were 17th, fnish-
ing with six points.
Port Clinton sophomore Brock Moore was second in the
long jump, fnishing with a leap of 22-09.00 and team-
mate Cody Smith fnished fourth in the shot put (47-
08.50), fnishing just 0.25 of inch ahead of the ffth-place
fnisher. Smith also fnished sixth in the discus with a
throw of 138-01.
The Oak Harbor 4x200 relay team of Cole Weirich,
Nick Bowlick, Chris Tabbert and Jake Hetrick just missed
out on qualifying for regionals, fnishing ffth in 1:32.46.
Tabbert was eighth in the 110 hurdles (15.94) and Port
Clintons Jonathan Youngbar was ninth in the high jump
(5-08.00).
TRACK from 1B
BY YANEEK SMITH
Last week, the Ohio High School
Athletic Association announced that
its members school principals
had, for the second consecutive year,
voted down a measure that wouldve
changed the competitive landscape in
several of Ohios primary sports.
Had the vote, which failed 339-301
(53 percent to 47 percent), passed
by a simple majority, the process by
which schools are placed in playoff
divisions for football, soccer, volley-
ball, basketball, baseball and softball.
OHSAA Commissioner Dan Ross
gave his thoughts on the matter.
I do believe there are many schools
in the state who honestly believe they
do not have a fair shot (of winning
a state championship), Ross said,
highlighting the primary reason the
issue is such a hotly-debated topic in
Ohio.
The problem, according to critics
from the public-school realm, is that
private schools who consistently have
success in sports, like Cleveland St.
Ignatius and Toledo St. Johns, can
draw students from a wider area and,
thus, have a distinct advantage over
public schools.
The proposal, had it passed,
wouldve taken into consideration
other ways to determine how teams
are placed in certain divisions for
athletics, such as how a school ob-
tains students, how many times it has
reached the state/regional tourna-
ment over the last eight years as welll
as the socio-economic factors (de-
termined by the number of students
receiving free lunches at the school).
BY YANEEK SMITH
At the Sandusky Bay Conference
tennis meet at Baywinds Athletic
Club in Sandusky, two area athletes
earned spots on the leagues second
team.
Oak Harbors Eli Boldt, who was
seeded third overall heading into the
competition, went a combined 3-1 to
earned the No. 2 spot on the SBCs
second team. After receiving a bye,
Boldt defeated Edisons Carl Riems in
straight sets, 6-3, 6-2, before falling to
Perkins Josh Rohrbacher in a hard-
fought, three-set match, 4-6, 6-3, 4-6.
Boldt managed to recover, however,
defeating teammate Nik Shay, 6-3,
6-2, and then Port Clintons Noah
Cross, 7-6 (7-1), 6-4, to earn second-
team honors. With the loss, Cross
earned the No. 3 spot on the second
team following his loss to Boldt.
Cross went 3-2 in the tournament,
defeating Clydes Sven Werner, 6-2,
6-0, and St. Marys Jimmy Fanning,
6-4, 4-6, 6-4, before falling to Edisons
Connor Russell, 6-2, 6-0. Cross re-
covered, however, defeating Edisons
Matt Fujita, 6-1, 7-6 (7-5) before fall-
ing to Boldt.
Port Clintons other two singles
players, Max Mercurio and Jeff Grif-
fn, both lost their frst-round match-
es. Shay won two matches, defeating
Mercurio, 6-0, 6-1 and Hurons Will
Sams, 6-0, 6-1 before falling to Per-
kinss Manickam Manickam, 6-0, 6-0,
and then to Boldt.
The Rockets other singles player,
Ian Rhoades, lost in the frst round to
Fanning of St. Mary CC.
OHSAA votes down referendum
on competitive balance
Boldt, Cross earn second-team
honors at SBC Tennis Meet
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nation to play in the game and previ-
ous team jerseys will be available for
alumni (hopefully theyll still ft).
A $1 donation might be asked of
fans to enter the gate, but every-
thing is in the preparation stages at
this point.
If there is a good response, the game
will continue in the future and alum-
ni game T-shirts will be provided to
players for their fee.
Spread the word to other former
players via email, facebook and
RSVP by email to kaflar@frstener-
gycorp.com.
During the American Cancer So-
ciety Relay for Life event June 8-9,
there will be a basketball tourna-
ment to raise money for the Ameri-
can Cancer Society. Play will be-
gin at 8 p.m. Friday, June 8, and run
until midnight. The tournament
will be round robin-style with no
eliminations and each team playing
twice. Saturday play from 8 a.m.
to noon will be single elimination
with seeds based on Fridays results.
Teams will consist of 5-10 play-
ers each (must be 18 years of age or
older). All games will be 5-on-5, and
each team is guaranteed to play at
least three games. The games will be
played at Oak Harbor High School
(the main gym and the aux gym).
Cost is $25/player and includes a
T-shirt. Trophies will be awarded to
each player on the top three teams.
Field will be limited to 16 teams on
a frst-come, frst-served basis. Con-
tact Jeff Hartlage at 419-707-1751
for questions or to receive an appli-
cation.
Bball tourney raises
money for cancer
June 8-9, 2012
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Affordable Living on the Water
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R Marinas
R Direct Lake Access
R Nature Trails
R Community Pools
R Exercise Facility
R Low Density
R Open Space
R Quiet & Secluded
R Quality Construction
R Beautiful Surroundings
R Luxury Meeting
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GREAT PRESS FOR A GREAT LAKE PLACE
The Ohio Small Business Development
Center at Terra State Community College
is offering free, two-hour seminars, Small
Business Basics, that will answer ques-
tions about starting, buying or expanding
a small business.
This seminar will take the confusion out
of your efforts and help you avoid costly
mistakes and unnecessary steps. Learn the
basics of: name registration, licensing, tax-
es, zoning, business entities, employees, in-
surance, fnancing and business planning.

THE JUNE SCHEDULE IS:
Wednesday, June 6 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Ottawa County Improvement Corp. (con-
ference room), 8043 W. Ohio 163, Oak
Harbor
Wednesday, June 13 9:30 to 11:30
a.m. Tiffn Area Chamber of Commerce
(conference room), 19 W. Market St., Tif-
fn
Wednesday, June 20 9:30 to 11:30
a.m. Erie County Chamber of Commerce
(conference room), 225 W. Washington
Row, Sandusky
Wednesday, June 27 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Terra State Community College (Building
B, Room 101), 2830 Napoleon Road, Fre-
mont
These events are free and open to the
public.
To register or for information, call Bill
Auxter, Director of the Ohio Small Busi-
ness Development Center at Terra Com-
munity College, toll-free 800-826-2431 or
419-559-2210. Or contact him by email at
bauxter@terra.edu.
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NO ONE SELLS MORE REAL ESTATE THAN REMAX
John Rader, CRS
Kathy Rader, Broker
RE/MAX
Lake Shore Realty
LakeShoreRealtyLtd.com
Each office independently owned and operated.
One Grand Lake Drive Port Clinton, OH
Office: 419-734-7355,
419-262-0936, 419-262-0915
Truth? You cant handle
the truth that this is
the most, the best, the
only condo priced at
$117,500 w. new kitch-
en, granite, bar, 2 BA,
attached garage, and
deeded boat dock at the
door. Beach, tennis, and
heated pool. Yes Way!
NEW LISTING
You did good! Because
you found this one of a
kind 2BR/2BA end unit
condo on Catawba w.
pool and deeded dock
at the door. Ground
Floor Unit. $164,900
NEW LISTING
Say it isnt so Joe! There
hasnt been a beach
front home priced this
low for over 10 years in
neighborhood. Features
sandy beaches, pool,
and walking distance
to restaurants, grocery,
hardware, parks and
more. 3 BR/2BA, fre-
place, deck, 2 car ga-
rage, and great views of
islands. $315,000.
NEW LISTING
Lakefront brick ranch
w. 80 frontage in-
cludes new kitchen
and bath, 30x27 boat
garage, furnace, air,
hot water heater, and
electric has been up-
dated. Only $249,900

NEW LISTING
NO ONE SELLS MORE REAL ESTATE THAN REMAX
Patricia Rader
Realtor
CDPE, A-REO, CIAS
RE/MAX
Lake Shore Realty
LakeShoreRealtyLtd.com
Each office independently owned and operated
One Grand Lake Drive Port Clinton, OH
Phone: 419-967-0018
Raderwaterfronthomes.com
E-mail: patricia.rader@remax.net
Just Pack Your Bags! Gor-
geous bright furnished wa-
terfront 1,600 sq. ft. 2
BR/2 BA unit features wa-
ter views from ever room,
updated furnishings, and
dockage at your door. Re-
lax in centrally air condi-
tioned comfort inside the
bright living room, cook in
the galley kitchen w/open
bar counter concepts for entertaining, or relax on the wa-
terfront wood deck and enjoy the breeze off the lake. 1 car
attached garage included. You'll love this one! $124,900
HOT NEW LISTING!
Looking for your place by the
lake! Enjoy the View! Room
to roam in this 3 BR/3.5BA
condo adjacent to Bay Point
Golf Course/Docks and
Beach which features liv-
ing room w/ freplace, and
enclosed porch overlooking
Bay and golf course, family
room w. wet bar, large kitch-
en w. pantry, and bar area
just for your convenience
as you prepare meals to be
served in the dining area. Store the summer equipment or
park your car in the 1 car detached garage, or take a swim
in the common pool. $149,000

HOT NEW LISTING!
Ranch living by the lake!
This 1 story 4 BR home
features large kitchen w.
all appliances, living and
family rooms for entertain-
ing, basement, and 2 car
garage with room to work.
This 1,800 sq. ft. home
sits on one lot and comes
with 1 additional lot. Great
Rental Income, or Year Round Living! $189,900
4 BEDROOMS!
Gorgeous Contemporary
4BR Cedar Sided Home w/
View of the Marina and Lake.
Features include natural day-
light light throughout, 3 gas
freplaces, hardwood foors,
private master loft BR w.
glamour bath, and large walk-
in closet. Entertain on the
deck overlooking marina, play
basketball on one of 3 con-
crete drives, or relax in cen-
trally air conditioned comfort inside three of the great rooms. Enjoy
a kitchen where the whole group can sit down and eat together,
3 car garage, and Rental dockage available in adjacent marina all
within walking distance to Gem Beach Marina Store, restaurants,
and Beach. Schedule your tour today $373,900
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Excellent Value at $159,000
Call 419-898-7242
Condo For Sale By Owner
331 Country Meadows Dr., Oak Harbor
2 BR/2BA - large walk in closets
New Safety Plus walk-in shower
Heated all-seasons room
Excellent climate control system
Ceiling fan each room - gas log freplace
Lighted patio with sunset view
Great storage - kitchen, pantry, hall closets
Corian Counters - built-in speaker system
Large heated garage with storage attic
Approx. 1700 sq. ft. Taxes: $815 per half
Association fees: $155 monthly which includes
snow removal & lawn mowing
exterior maintenance - repair, street maintenance
trash - recycle pick up
roof replacement as scheduled
Modifed Golf Cart/
Auto Dolly
440.477.7038
FOR SALE
$2950.00 OBO
APARTMENT
FOR RENT
BUCKEYE BEND APART-
MENTS PORT CLINTON.
One and Two bedroom apart-
ments. All appliances - dish-
washer, washer/dryer hook up.
Central air, gas heat, private
patio, pool. One Bedroom
$520/Month; Two Bedroom
$590/Month. Water and Sewer
included. One cat permitted.
No dogs. 419-734-7422 or
419-341-4498.
AUTO
FOR SALE
CHEVROLET CAMARO 1988
ClLASSIC COUPE all original car
- Beautiful Red Paint 54 K miles
$6,700. 386-871-0647
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WEEK ENDING MAY 18
Bay Township
5-16-12 James E. Con-
ner to Aaron M. Conner,
5285 W. Fremont Road,
$20,000.
Clay Township
5-16-12 Fannie Mae
to Ted C. Goodman and
Cheryl Rehardi, 19621 W.
Ohio 51, $53,000.
Catawba
Township
5-14-12 Beach Towne,
LLC to Daniel F. and Ju-
lianne B. OBoyle, 3105
North Beach Towne
Court, $335,000.
5-15-12 Timothy J.
and Cynthia M. Cartier
to Jeffrey A. and Marcia
L. Tanner, 0 Commodore
Drive, $1.00.
5-15-12 Timothy J.
and Cynthia M. Cartier
to Jeffrey A. and Marcia
L. Tanner , 2972 North
Killdeer Drive, $157,000.
5-15-12 Glenn Chevr-
ier to Brian L. and Nancy
M. Caldwell,5496 Com-
modore, $43,200.
5-17-12 Wendy S.
Barnett to Kathleen A.
Aubry, 5934 E. Catawba
Beach Drive, $314,900.
Danbury
Township
5-15-12 A.C. Buchan-
an Jr. and Virginia K. Bu-
chana to Michael D. Gtif-
fn, 239 St. Spring Crest
Drive, $52,000.
5-15-12 George L.
Draeger to Kiser Acqui-
sitions, LLC, 5381 Ohio
163 Unit B-32, $52,000.
5-16-12 Dawn E. Wat-
ters et al to Robert D. and
Margaret L. Fragale, 200
John St,, $302,400.
5-18-12 Tony and
Mary Ann Steck to Jo-
seph A. and Lilian J.
Kruczek, 8035 E. Mary
Lane, $77,000.
5-18-12 Mary Kather-
ine Meyers to Philip M.
and Sally C. Lenhart, 331
Central Ave., $255,000.
Marblehead
Corp
5-18-12 Gloria J. Kat-
touah to David A. and
Lida D. Redett, 502 Stone
St,, $236,840.
5-18-12 Genoa Bank-
ing Company to James J.
and Stacy L. Vaneerten,
301 Perry St,, $67,500.
Elmore Corp.
5-14-12 Robert M.
Verbryke, Jr and Karen
M. Verbryke to Charles
W. Almroth Jr. and Cyn-
thia J. Almroth, 19168 W.
Orchard Drive, $273,000.
5-16-12 Carlov and
Deborah L. Pocino to
Leslie C. and Michael
Carpenter, 149 Smith St,,
$99,900.
Harris Township
5-14 12 Bonnie Chris-
tiensen to Gregory T.
Heckman and Abby Ann
Lamp Heckman, vacant
land Witty Road, $28,900.
Portage
Township
5-15-12 Rosemarie
C. Dosztal to William
T. and Patricia A. Sigg,
322 Miami Beach Drive,
$82,500.
Port Clinton
City
5-14-12 The Bank of
NY Mellon Trust Com-
pany to Bat Breeze Prop-
erties, LLC, 503-A3 W.
Lakeshore Drive, $86,900.
5-15-12 Anthony M.
Gardner et al to Deutsche
Bank National Trust
Company, 727 Madison
St,, $38,000.
Salem
Township
5-16-12 Jonathan
Royster and Nicole Lynn
Luebcke to National
Bank of Ohio, 1818 Wo-
odrick Road, $36,667.
5-16-12 Sarah J. Fick
to Walter W. Gabbard,
7280 W. Harbor Road,
$112,815.
Oak Harbor
Corp
5-15-12 David G. and
Kathryn A. Ellis to Greg-
ory J. Greiger, 188 Har-
vest Lane, $90,000.
5-15-12 Roland C.
Garber to Garber Enter-
prises, LLC, 127 Ottawa
St,, $76,700.
5-17-12 Fannie Mae to
Agnes M. Smith, 154 St.
Erie St,, $52,000.
Real Estate Transfers
Barbara Mueller is coming out of retirement and re-joining
the staff at Fairway Villas as a sales associate. Muellers exten-
sive real estate experience and knowledge of the Fairway Villas
Community will beneft current and future homeowners.
Stop by and see her at the sale center open 11 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. daily, or contact her at 419-797-0230 or www.fairwayvil-
lascic.com.
Mueller is back
FAIRWAY VILLAS
Now that another school year is drawing
to a close, your young children are a step
closer to the day when theyll be heading
off to college. Of course, as youre prob-
ably aware, higher education doesnt come
cheap and the costs seem to continu-
ously climb. You can help your children
or even your grandchildren meet these
expenses by investing in a 529 plan. And
this college savings vehicle offers estate-
planning benefts.
As a college funding vehicle, a 529 plan
offers some signifcant benefts. When
you contribute to a 529 plan, your earn-
ings accumulate tax free, provided they
are used for qualifed higher education
expenses. (Keep in mind, though, that 529
plan distributions not used for qualifed
expenses may be subject to federal and
state income tax and a 10% IRS penalty.)
Furthermore, your 529 plan contribu-
tions may be deductible from your state
taxes. However, 529 plans vary, so be sure
to check with your tax advisor. And the
lifetime contribution limits for 529 plans
are quite generous; while these limits vary
by state, many plans allow contributions
well in excess of $200,000. Plus, a 529 plan
is fexible: If the child, grandchild or other
benefciary decides against college, you can
transfer the unused funds to someone else,
tax and penalty free.
Now, lets turn to a 529 plans estate-
planning benefts. If you think that you
may need to reduce the size of your taxable
estate, and you also want to create a legacy
you may be able to enjoy during your life-
time, you may fnd that the 529 plan offers
a solution for you. When you establish and
contribute to a 529 plan, the assets leave
your estate but they dont leave your
control. If your named benefciary decides
against college and you dont have another
family member to whom you can transfer
the account or if you simply change
your mind about funding the 529 plan
you can get your money back at any time,
although, as mentioned above, youll have
to pay taxes, and possibly a 10% IRS pen-
alty, on the earnings.
Your contributions to a 529 plan also
qualify for the $13,000 annual gift tax
exclusion, so you can give large amounts
each year without incurring the gift tax.
In the investment world, you can fnd
many vehicles that can help you make
progress toward one goal. But its far less
common to fnd something that may give
you a boost toward two. And when the two
goals are helping a child or grandchild go
to college and lowering the value of your
taxable estate while still maintaining
control of your assets youve got an
investment worth considering. So consult
with your tax and fnancial advisors to
determine if a 529 plan is right for you.
And if it is, think about taking action soon,
because the more years you can contribute
to a 529 plan, the better the outlook for
both your future student and your estate
plans.
nnn
Edward Jones, its employees and fnancial
advisors are not estate planners and cannot
provide tax or legal advice. You should
consult your estate-planning attorney or
qualifed tax advisor regarding your situ-
ation.
This article was written by Edward Jones
for use by your local Edward Jones Finan-
cial Advisor.
Financial Focus
with GARY COON
529 Plan Can Help
with College Funding
and Estate-Planning
Considerations
www.thebeacon.net
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Waterfront 3 bed 2 bath
Pool/Golf cart community
See on www.LakeErieLife.com
$244,900
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Catawba
Updated condo! 1st green @ CIC
2 bd/2 ba/2 car garage/study
www.howardhanna.com/20113301
$299,900
Ted/Glenna 419-563-4968
Catawba
Located in Forest Park Estates
Newer windows & neutral foor
covering, patio overlooking
private backyard
View at www.SueP.com
$174,900
Sue Piacentino 419-341-4945
Catawba
4 bed twnh. Granite/stainless
appl.
On 12th golf hole @ CIC
Howardhanna.com/20105635
$424,900
Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
Marblehead
The view is SPECTACULAR!
Luxury waterfront condos
w/2 c garage
$172,500 to $249,900
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
Marblehead
Unbeatable Lake views
3 bed 3 bath custom built home
Solid cherry foors, granite
counters, owners suite
$899,000
Dan Kukay 419-656-0138
Marblehead
Beautiful Lake Front Condo, Island
views
2BR/2.5BA, fnished bsmt, 2 c gar
Howardhanna.com/20115288
$399,900
Mark/Ted 419-341-9999
Marblehead
Charming 2 bed 2 bath cluster home
Beautifully maintained,
freshly painted
Open living areas. Agent Owner
$135,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
Marblehead
30 ft dockage included
Recently remodeled, 3 bed 2 bath
Fenced back yard with shed
$169,000
Port Clinton
55+ community in town location
Well cared for 1560 sq. ft home
3BR/2BA, covered patio/carport
$84,500
Sharon Polanco 419-341-0080
Port Clinton
4 bed 2 bath home Nugents Canal
100 ft dock with water, electric, &
dock box
High quality craftsmanship
$319,000
Margaret Lenthe 419-341-2014
Open Sun 12-2 - Port Clinton
1728 Morningside
3 bed/2 bath double wide
Overlooking small lake
Year round in 55+ park
$67,500
Lisa Horman 419-271-8110
Open Monday 2-4 Harbor Bay Estates Marblehead
Beautiful waterfront community located on Sandusky Bay
Pool, clubhouse, private beach and marina
Lots available on canal and bay
Stop by the Clubhouse!
Mary Wandersleben 440-724-6829
PRICE
REDUCED
PRICE
REDUCED
LakeErieLife.com
Rob &
Joy Ault
419-341-6769
ELEVATOR CONDO on the Catawba
Island Club Golf Course!
Vacation every day in this like-new
Four Bedroom 3.5 Bath plus Bunkroom
Ultimate Cantiga Model in Phase I of
Harbor's Edge.
First and Second foor Master Suites.
Gourmet kitchen with granite
counters.
Luxury living Architectural Digest
style!
OPEN HOUSES
CATAWBA ISLAND - 1985 CARRIAGE LANE
CATAWBA ISLAND - 4489 E. HARBORS EDGE
I Sell Views!
Sharon Woodson, CRS
Real Estate Mortgages Title Insurance
4 BR 3 BA Colony Club Estates on
Catawba Island w/private deep water
marina and direct access to Lake Erie.
This home has been refurbished
twice with new roof, appliances,
carpeting, new wood kitchen fooring,
downstairs windows replaced with
Anderson windows.
Garage door replaced along with
complete replacement of driveway.
All new landscaping & more.
You may lease a dock, purchase one
or buy a share of the marina.
Contact Me: 419-732-3020
Mobile: 419-356-0348
www.SWoodson.com
woodson@thirdplanet.net
OPEN FRIDAY 1 3:00 P.M.
CATAWBA ISLAND. 1799 N. Windward. Come Sail Away. $179,900.
OPEN SATURDAY
CATAWBA ISLAND. 5313 Swan. Catawba Bay. 11 1 P.M. $295,000.
CATAWBA ISLAND. 1531 Compass. Come Sail Away 1:30 3:30 $349,900.
CATAWBA ISLAND. 2671 Sand Road. 11 1 P.M. $629,000.
CATAWBA ISLAND. 2212 N. Carriage Lane. #5 1:30 3:30 $699,999.
OPEN SUNDAY
CATAWBA ISLAND. 4489 E. Harbors Edge Drive @ CIC. 11 3 $499,000.
CATAWBA ISLAND. 1985 N. Carriage Lane. 11 1 P.M. $396,000
JOHNSONS ISLAND. 3646 E. Baycliffs. 2 4 P.M. $680,000.
OAK HARBOR. 504 E. Water St. 12 2 P.M. $179,000.
OPEN MONDAY
CATAWBA ISLAND 1587 N. Windward. Come Sail Away. 11 - 1 P.M. $169,900.

New Price! $469,000
NEW PRICE! $396,000
75 of Dockage
Harbor Island
Gated Community, Pool
Three bedrooms, three
baths
$349,000
Real Estate Services
419-341-0276 (Cell)
419-798-5132 (Office)
To view a complete list of available
properties and photobooks log onto
tomijohnson.com
Tomi L. Johnson
CRS CRB, E-PRO
BROKER ASSOCIATE
Named Howard Hanna's
VERY Best of the Best!
JUST LISTED!
JUST LISTED
Waterfront Custom Home
Panoramic views of
Sandusky Bay
Fully Furnished
Full of perks; hardwood
floors, granite, surround
sound etc.
Spacious 4 BR/3 baths
$975,000
2865 SHAD ROW
110 BAY BREEZE
2701-C CHATEAU
JUST LISTED
Beautiful sunroom
Located in
Fairway Villas
Spacious Two bedroom,
2 baths
Refreshing view
$295,000

RSPS, e PRO, SFR
OAR Award of Distinction
E-mail: mhoward@cros.net
or marychoward@howardhanna.com
Website: www.marychoward.howardhanna.com
419-797-1928
Office
419-212-1162
Cell
Lake of the Woods on
Catawba, water view, 3 BR,
quiet but close to every-
thing, $199,900
30 deeded dock comes
with you 1 or 2 bedroom
condo,pool, on the water,
$57,900 - $119,900
Real Estate Services
Mary C. Howard
I DONT JUST LIST . . .
I SELL PROPERTIES
Enjoy your bay water
views from this 3 BR
home, 35 dock & Base-
ment, Only $264,900
What a great Lake Erie
view comes with this 3
BR condo, 2 decks,40
boat dock, sandy beach,
$294,900
New to market, 3 car ga-
rage, 1st foor master suite,
open beautiful foor plan,
fnished basement, Cataw-
ba, $459,900
Park Model with boat dock, $59,900
Catawba Bay, 3BR, bsmt, beautiful, Reduced $389,9000
7 Island view, 3 BR, simply stunning, $489,900
BOAT
DOCK
DOCKAGE OFF THE POR-
TAGE RIVER at Clinton Reef
Club in Port Clinton. Includes
water, electric, pool, hot tub,
showers, dock box & laundry
facilities. Daily, weekly, monthly
or season. Walk to Downtown
and Jet Express! Call Dock_
Master 419-732-9934.
50 COVERED BOATWELL For
Rent at Bar Harbor. Please call
419-235-3463.
BOATS
FOR SALE
26 FOOT WOOD LYMAN
CRUISETTE. Good Condition.
225 Chrysler Inboard. $4,500.
Located in Marblehead, OH.
Call 614-432-9644.
1989 SPORTCRAFT 230
FISHERMAN MERCRUSER
175hp. V6/4.3 I/O Rack Boat.
Includes fsh fnder, safety equip-
ment. Located: Port Clinton, OH.
$4,000 OBO. 419-307-3307.
25 FOOT 1985 SEA RAY
AMBERJACK 10 foot beam.
1992 330 hp motor. Can be
viewed at Dubberts 2344 East
Harbor Road, Port Clinton.
PRICE REDUCED!!! - includes
trailer. MUST SELL $10,900
440-666-0355 or 843-655-
5334.
1978 26 FT. LYMAN FIBER-
GLASS NEW Stringers 2006,
1995 Load Master Tandem Axle
Trailer. 270 AP - 950 hours, Runs
Great. 614-679-3591 Great
Lake/Fishing Boat! $8,500.
SILVERTON 34 FLY BRIDGE
CRUISER T-270 Crusaders only
650 Hours Bottom stripped of
old Paint in 2011 and Barrier
coated- no blisters Runs Great 2
Boat Owner - Must Sell $8,500
Included 200+ Gallons of gas.
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work with individuals with Developmental Disabilities.
Training provided. H.S. Diploma/GED required
and valid drivers license.
Fax resumes to 567-201-2321 or
application www.stepsagency.com
Due to our business growing and ex-
panding we need to fll the following
positions.
AUTO TECHNICIAN
Diagnostic experience & ASE certi-
fcation required. Minimum 3 years
experience and valid drivers license
required.
HEAVY TRUCK MECHANIC
Experienced in Class 7/8 heavy truck/
trailer repair with diagnostic skills.
ASE certifcations & CDL required.
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GENERAL OFFICE
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all aspects of busy service-oriented
offce. Must have excellent customer
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appearance and a team player. Part
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PART-TIME 20-30 hrs/week. Re-
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maintenance & lawn mowing. Valid
drivers license required.
All positions offer excellent wage &
benefts package based on experi-
ence and certifcations.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Drug Free Workplace
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resume to hytek@accnodrwalk.com
or send to: Hy-Teck Truck & Auto
Center Lrd., 240 Cleveland Road,
Norwalk, Ohio 44857.
Looking for Experienced
Charter Boat Captains.
MUST have a 50 ton
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to work nights and
weekends.
Please apply at
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located at
Drawbridge Marina,
247 W. Lakeshore Dr.
Port Clinton, Ohio 43452
Charter Capt. Wanted
Housekeeping, Night Audit
Experienced Preferred
Apply in person
Mon-Fri. 9-5pm
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fast, excellent condition. Internal
wireless card, DVD/CD+RW. Pre-
mium software bundle. Six
month warranty. Original cost:
$2175. Must sell: $399. 717
653-6314
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HEADER
ALL PARENTS RECEIVE TAX
RETURN $1500 for 1 child,
$3000 for 2, $4000 for 3.
www.x-presstaxes.com, 1-800-
583-8840. 24 hr. msg.
FLEA
MARKET
Frontier Traders Flea Market!!
Weekends thru Labor Day.
Candy, coins, unique gifts,
antiques, custom carpets, hand
painted glass, books, clothes,
more. Buyers and Sellers wel-
come. Fort Firelands RV Resort,
Rt 163 at 269 in Marblehead.
FOR
RENT
FOR RENT WEEKLY 1 BED-
ROOM 1 person effciency
located between Port Clinton
and Davis Besse. Call 419-635-
5263.
FOR
SALE
TIFFIN DOLL SHOW Antique
to Modern. August 26th 10 - 3
PM Seneca County Opportunity
Center. 780 East Seneca County
Road #20, Tiffn. Follow Signs
FURNITURE
FOR SALE
LAZ-BOY SLEEPER SOFA.
Moss Green. Good condition.
$100.00 OBO. MUST move by
May 27. 419-438-2310.
GARAGE
SALES
2-Day Neighborhood Garage
Sale South Commodore Court/
off Bayshore Road Port Clinton.
Multiple families. Lots of Items!
May 25 & 26 from 9to3pm.
Moving, Neighborhood Sale May
25, 26, 27. 9AM-5PM. 9665 W
Hollywood Dr. Oak Harbor. Rt 2
North on Humphrey Rd.
Antiques, Furniture, Propane
Fireplace, Generator, Compres-
sor, Mulcher-Chipper, Nautical,
Misc.
COMPUTERS FOR SALE
FINANCIAL
FLEA MARKET
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
FURNITURE FOR SALE
GARAGE SALES
Huge Fishing Garage Sale Rods,
Reels, Combos, Line, Lures, Ter-
minal Tackle, Nets and more.
Over 10,000 pieces. Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, May 26,
27 & 28, from 9:00 AM to
6:00 PM Corners of RT 269 & RT
163 Call Doug @ 937-417-1182
for more info.
3RD ANNUAL COMMUNITY
Garage Sale! Near Marblehead
Lighthouse and State Park - look
for Cottage Cove sign.
8-3pm Friday and Saturday. Vin-
tage jewelry, Christmas decora-
tions, patio furniture, New
Brunswick 6 Roller bag $250.
Much Miscellaneous!! 125 Cot-
tage Cove in Marblehead.
Marblehead 2350 S. Commo-
dore Court off Bayshore. Vintage
KitchenAid mixer with attach-
ments, sewing machine, vintage
accordion, boat stuff, props,
100 year old brass bed, nauti-
cal decor, perennials. Friday &
Saturday 9-3.
4412 LAUREL RIDGE, Woodland
Subdivision CATAWBA, Satur-
day, May 26 from 9-4. Furni-
ture, tools, seasonal decor, glass-
ware, much misc.
Barn Sale 126 Hidden Beach Rd,
Marblehead Fri - Sat - Sun
9AM - 5PM
Annual Multi-Family Garage Sale
Saturday May 26 9AM Some-
thing for all, tools, snowblower,
clothes, household items, misc. E
Plum Street Gem Beach, Cataw-
ba.
MAY 25, 26, 27th. 9AM-4PM.
7041 Camp Perry Western Road
Port Clinton. Clothing, furniture,
household and kitchen items.
Games, foor fans, LOT of Misc.
Items.
HUGE - JIGUNDUS - MASSIVE
GARAGE SALE! Memorial Day
weekend, Friday - Sunday, 8 to 5
9390 E. Miami Ave, Marblehead
(Behind Danbury School) Theres
not much we wont have: From
kitchen wares to furniture and
antiques to an infatable boat,
even a pop-up camper! New
items will be added daily...Hard-
ly any clothes!!! Gobbs of
Christmas Trees, too!
Household Misc., Small Appli-
ances, Books, Hamilton-Camelot
Frog Figurines (cert of Authentic-
ity), Guns & Access. No clothes
535 East 10th St. (Off Fulton St.)
Port Clinton.
Wicker furniture, extra-large
clothing, lots Miscellaneous. Sat
& Sun 9-4 Johnnys Resort Unit
10, Schau Rd, Port Clinton (off
Darr-Hopfnger)
MULTI-FAMILY Catawba Garage
Sale. Clothes, electronics, furni-
ture. 4862 East Woodland Drive.
May 25 and 26th from 8am to
3pm.
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HELP
WANTED
EXPERIENCED, MATURE
CAREGIVERS needed to care
for local Seniors in their own
homes. STNA, CNA or equivalent
preferred. Must have positive
attitude and pass background
check and drug screen. Apply
online at www.seniorhelpers.
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1090.
RECEPTIONIST PART-TIME,
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for counseling offce in Oak Har-
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RESTAURANT HEP WANTED ---
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apply at 7581 E. Harbor Road
(163) Marblehead.

Drivers! Driver Resource Services
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NOW HIRING: Employees need-
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$500 weekly potential. Info.
1-985-646-1700 Dept. MAC-
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HOUSE
FOR RENT
CATAWBA WATERFRONT 2
bedroom furnished house with
dock. May-September. $900/
month plus utilities. NO pets.
419-734-4665.
HOUSE
FOR SALE
WELL-BUILT THREE BED-
ROOM, 3 bathroom home. 327
Channel Grove Road. Full base-
ment. East Harbor sunset view.
$230,000. Must see to appreci-
ate. Please call 304-428-6965.
LEGAL
AD/NOTIFICATION
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING
In compliance with Ohio Revised
Code 4504.18, the Portage
Township Trustees will be hold-
ing special meetings on June 11
at 6:30pm and June 18 at
6:30pm at the Portage Township
Offce, 2501 State Rd, Port Clin-
ton, to present information and
receive public comments on a
proposal to increase the motor
vehicle registration tax at the
rate of fve dollars per motor
vehicle on all motor vehicles the
owners of which reside in the
unincorporated area of the
Township Questions and com-
ments can also be directed to
Trustee Drew A. Surovjak at 419-
341-5445 or any other elected
offcial of Portage Township.
Drew A. Surovjak Chairman, Por-
tage Township Trustees.
Publish May 24, 2012 and May
31, 2012
LOT AND DOCK
WITH CAMPER
LOT AND DOCK WITH
CAMPER: Condo RV Park and
Marina 1986 32 foot Shasta
Camper. Permanent Awning,
8x8 Storage Shed, 30 foot dock.
Lot 50 and dock 82. Vacation
Land Park and Marina 1220
West Richey Road Port Clinton,
OH $20,500. 937-408-2126.
LOTS
HEADER
WATERFRONT MARBLEHEAD
BUILDING LOT in a high end
gated community off Bay Shore
Rd. with a 300 private beach,
huge private marina, clubhouse
and pool. Build a 50 dock at
your back door! $80,000.00 by
owner call 216-225-5775.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
BUNK BEDS AND MORE Fac-
tory Direct 50% off Retail. Cus-
tom made by local Craftsman.
1-800-Bunk Bed or 419-960-
4175.
SLATE POOL TABLE, 44 x
88, Home model built by Edi-
son Billiards complete with
accessories in very good condi-
tion. Teardown and moving are
buyer responsibility. Photos can
be emailed. Asking $600 ph:
419-732-7846 or 239-273-5246
CLARINET, FLUTE, VIOLIN,
Trumpet, Trombone, Amplifer,
Fender Guitar $70. ea. Cello,
Upright Bass, Saxophone, French
Horn, Drums $190. ea. Tuba,
Baritone, Others. 1-516-377-
7907.
BUILDING MATERIALS HAS
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straightening, leveling, founda-
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MAXX II SIX-WHEELER,
warn winch, has windshield, very
well maintained, updated. Call
419-679-6064.
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MOBILE
HOMES
AIR CONDITIONED MOBILE
HOME For Sale! 12x60 1984
Liberty 2 Bedroom 11.5Baths.
Very GOOD Condition.
10x10Shed. Recarpeted, New
Washer and Dryer. Totally refur-
nished - added over-sized refrig-
erator. Clean as Board of
Health!! Owners on Property.
239-994-7960.
2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Enclosed,
patio, front & side deck. Docks
Available. Holiday Acres Park,
Marblehead. $14,900. 330-
719-3130.
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
CLARINET, FLUTE, VIOLIN, Trum-
pet, Trombone, Amplifer, Fender
Guitar $70. ea. Cello, Upright
Bass, Saxophone, French Horn,
Drums $190. ea. Tuba, Baritone,
Others. 1-516-377-7907.
PUBLIC
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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REAL
ESTATE
BY OWNER!! 1 ACRE LOT, for
storage unit. 1 mile from
Mazurik Boat Launch. $26,500.
Owner fnance and terms nego-
tiable. 419-656-4693.
Sandusky Bay Waterview. Build-
able lot in newer, upscale Mar-
blehead subdivision better
known as Emerald Shores.
Swimming pool, clubhouse, pri-
vate beach and marina. Near
9600 block of Bayshore Road.
Lot 30. $95,000 440-567-
0229.
SMALL MULTIPURPOSE BUILD-
ING ideal 2 person offce or
vacation cabin. W Lakeshore
Drive, Port Clinton. Plus extra
buildable lot. 419-704-8595.

OWNER WILL FINANCE. Bank or
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RENTAL
SPACE
Need a place to show off your
CRAFTY TALENTS? Rentals
available from May 23 -Septem-
ber 7. Fort Firelands Marble-
head. Call 419-734-4528
SCHOOLS/
EDUCATION

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WM BAKER & KEN BONNIGSON, CAI
Asst. Auctioneers: Dean A. Smith, Robert
Carpenter, Fred Wolff, Andy Kluding
Office: 1570 W. McPherson Hwy., Clyde, OH
www.bakerbonnigson.com - 419-547-7777
GUNS and COINS Public Auction
Sat. June 2, 2012 - 9:37 am
Sandusky County Fairgrounds, Fremont, Ohio
LOCATION: Sandusky County Fairgrounds, 901 Rawson Ave., Fremont,
Ohio. Take the by-pass around Fremont to the SR 53 North exit, at stop-
light, turn south towards town to fairgrounds.
33 GUNS 136 LOTS OF COINS
13 Baseball, Basketball, & Football Cards
guns & coins small Hub ad:Layout 1 5/11/12 2:38 PM Page 1
Bankruptcy Auction
Sunday, June 3rd @ 12:00 Noon
5138 East Gardner Rd. Port Clinton, Oh
Real Estate * Trojan Boat * Golf Cart
Real Estate: Fully furnished 14 x 60 2 bedroom home w/18 x 24 ga-
rage & 10x10 shed. Includes all appliances & furnishings. Totally turn key!
300 yards from Catawba Landing Marina.
Boat & Trailer: 1980 26 Trojan Express w/228 hp Mercruiser sitting
on 2010 Venture aluminum tandem axle trailer
(formerly used for fshing charters).
1982 Aluma Lite Travel Trailer, Gas powered EZ-Go golf cart, freezer,
deck box, gas grill & misc.
Terms: $5000.00 down day of sale, balance due approximately 30 days
@ closing on real estate. Cash or check w/proper ID on balance
of auction. Real Estate & boat sell subject to court approval.
Open House: Saturday , May 26th 2:00 4:00 p.m.
Check our website for photos. www.kigarrealtyauction.com
Bankruptcy Case # 11-54086 Marc Gertz - Trustee
Rick Kigar / Auctioneer 419-822-5590
at AUCTION
Saturday, July 31, 2010
10:00 a.m.
4471 W. Fremont Rd., Port Clinton, Ohio
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LAWN MOWERS - TOOLS
APPLIANCES - HOUSEHOLD
We will be running TWO RINGS bring a relative or
friend so you dont miss anything! This is a partial
listing-many items we have not seen yet!
Whirlpool black refrigerator (less than 2 yrs. old),
Kenmore black gas stove (Very nice), Maytag washer,
Maytag gas dryer, Kenmore sweeper, Hoover Steam
Vac, air conditioner, dressers, T Fall pans, cook books,
George Foreman grill, pots & pans, dishes, jewelry,
Kingsman brick lined freplace, Marlin 22 long rife,
fshing fy storage cabinet, fshing rods & reels, fshing
tackle, harpoon, boat wheel, railroad switch light,
very old large ceiling fan, cork duck decoys.
Simplicity Coronet Hydro 13 riding lawn mower (used
1 season), Yard Machine 22 cut walking mower,
White 20 500 series walking mower. Murray 18 hp
tractor-no deck, Delta jig saw mounted on metal
stand, Mantis tiller, Rockwell 2 hp. circular saw, 16
chain saw, gas weed trimmers, portable air tank, 22
& 30 ext. ladders, 2x4s, fre wood, many hand and
yard tools.
Owner: Larry Beckler
TERMS: Large items sold frst. Cash or check w/
proper I.D. All items sold as-is, where-is, without
warranty of any kind. Statements made day of auction
supersede all printed matter.
ROBERT J. KASPAR
419-734-2930/419-356-0810
bbkaspar@hotmail.com
DENNIS P. TIMPLE
419-341-1122
bluhrn@cros.net
Go to www.hookedonauctions.com for pictures
AUCTIONEERS
JUNE 2, 2012
10 a.m.
1817 Seneca St., Sandusky, OH 44870
HOUSEHOLD HAND & YARD TOOLS
YARD ORNAMENTS
Round oak table w/leaf, Upright 21 cu. ft. deep freeze, hos-
pital bed, bed, dresser, couch, lift chair, desks, dishes, pots
& pans, crocks, jewelry, snow blower, hand tools, yard tools,
yard ornaments, holiday dcor, much more! This is just a par-
tial list.
TERMS: Cash or check w/proper i.d. All items sold as-is,
where-is without warranty of any kind. Statement made day
of auction supersede all printed matter. Large items sold frst.
AUCTIONEERS
ROBERT J. KASPAR
419-734-2930/419-356-0810
DENNIS P. TIMPLE
419-341-1122
Go to auctionzip.com for pictures & complete listing
~REAL ESTATE & CHATEL AUCTION
~
SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 16, 2012 @ 11:00 A.M. SHARP!
LOCATED: 515 East 10th Street, Port Clinton, Ohio. Signs Posted
~ 3 BEDROOM BRICK RNCH 82 X 165 LOT ~
Ofering at Public Auction opportunity a Quality Ranch home within walk-
ing distance of Lake Erie, High School and New Middle School. Home
features to include 1460 sq. Ft. complete hardwood fooring 3 bedrooms
eat in kitchen spacious living room w/ built in display cabinets and fre-
place full bath w/ tub & shower full, dry basement w/ w/ shower and
built in Kitchen w/ range enclosed back porch atached to a single car
garage all located on 82 x 165 Lot.
Home will be open for inspection on Friday June 8th from 4 6 p.m. or
for a Private Inspection call Scot Gregg @ 419-937-4540.
Terms: 10% down @ time of Auction w/the Balance due @ Closing and
Delivery of Deed. (Non refundable).
Possession: @ Closing and Delivery of Deed
Taxes: Prorated to Closing and Delivery of Deed. Taxes are currently
$585.83 per half.
Former Property of the late Gizella Lukac
Elinore Ames, Owner
Auction conducted by Ned F. Gregg Realty, Inc. @ 419-927-5492
or on the web @ www.nedsold.com or email nedsold@bright.net
Auctioneers: Scot, Ned, Sheila & Jeremy Gregg, CAI Auctioneers
Watch your local papers for a complete listing of Chatels.
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