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Harvest Festival takes over downtown PC
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See TELL TALES 2A
Tickets are still on sale for the Port Clinton Redskins vs.
Margaretta football game on Sept. 28, featuring a per-
formance by The Ohio State University Marching Band.
Kick off is at 7:00 p.m. This weekend is also the Port Clin-
ton High School Alumni Weekend in conjunction with the
Harvest Festival. Tickets are available at the Port Clinton
High School Main Offce during normal offce hours, 7:00
a.m. 3:30 p.m. Cost is $6.00 per ticket. To ensure ad-
mission to the game, all Senior Skins Pass Holders need
to purchase a ticket to the game. All Sports Pass Holders
should call the high school offce for more information.
Tickets will be on sale until 3:00 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 28,
or until sold out.
TICKETS ON SALE FOR
SEPT. 28 REDSKINS GAME
Volunteers gathered near the Obama
campaigns Heartland Tour bus at the Obama-
Biden offce at 131A Maple Street, Port
Clinton. Ottawa County Commissioner Jim
Sass and Rural Vote Director for Organizing
for America Mike McCandlish shared their
vision and enthusiasm for getting out the
vote to re-elect President Obama.
Presidential campaign returns to Ottawa County
By John Schaffner
Monday morning I got a phone call from the
Romney Campaign. This is what I heard. Mitt
Romney is having lunch at Republican Head-
quarters and would I like an exclusive interview?
Wow! I said, You bet!!!
Well, I guess I misunderstood. It wasnt Mitt
Romney, it was Matt Romney, the presidential
candidates son.
No matter, it was certainly newsworthy, so I
drove downtown for Matt Romneys speech to
the local Republican faithful. I was then granted
a 10 minute exclusive interview with this good
looking, well-spoken young man.
One simple question, I said. Why should
your dad be President of the United States?
After all, isnt that what people want to know
for sure to cast an intelligent vote?
The young man thought for a moment and told
me, I wish people knew why he is running. I can
assure you it is not to put another notch in his
belt. He deeply cares about America and wants
to lead a turnaround.
Okay, how is he going to get that accomplished?
Four things, he told me. First, he wants to
lower taxes, particularly on middle class families.
One example is he intends to eliminate capi-
tal gains taxes on everybody making less than
$200,000 per year. Next, reduce regulations that
are choking businesses, especially small busi-
nesses. Third, he wants to cut wasteful spend-
ing, which leads directly to item number four,
and thats balancing the budget. He then added,
And what is President Obamas plan? More
stimulus and more government.
Next question: Unemployment is regularly a
serious problem in Ottawa County, particularly
in the winter. What are Mitt Romneys plans to
cure the unemployment problem that has lin-
gered over 8% for nearly 4 years?
We need to grow the economy through the
private sector. First, through a sensible energy
policy to make us truly energy independent by
using our already abundant natural resources.
Second, by focusing on small business, the big-
gest job creator in the economy, who are cur-
rently being suffocated by the present adminis-
tration. Finally, crack down on trade cheaters like
China.
What about the man Mitt Romney, your father
and grandfather for your four children?
I wish people could see what I experienced
growing up. He can empathize. He truly believes
that joy and happiness come from serving. He
is a great father and grandfather. When we were
young, he adopted a struggling family, and we all
visited that family once a week to make sure they
were doing as well as they could be doing.
As with most presidential campaigns, as soon
as my interview with Matt Romney ended, he
was on to another campaign stop. While he was
here, he spoke, answered questions, and signed
autographs. Maybe someday well be talking
about candidate Matt Romney. Ottawa County Commissioners Mark Stahl (L) and Steve Arndt (R) are joined
by Matt Romney and Republican worker Yvonne Darling from Elmore.
Sandy Gottron with her son Derek
who is home schooled, met Matt
Romney on Monday.
Warren Will of Marblehead, with
Matt Romney, holds the T-Shirt
he designed.
Its the PC All Star Garage Band
at Mango Mamas Saturday night
for the All Class Reunion of Port
Clinton High School. Members
of the band include: Bob Hille,
Paul Ochs, Bo Loeffer, Sue Hany,
Mike Reichman, Chuck Reich-
man and John Schaffner. The en-
tertainment will be starting at 7
p.m. Saturday night. According to
Jan Gluth with the Port Clinton
Schools, alumni from as far away
as California and from all over
the country will be attending this
weekends alumni events.
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Beginning Monday, Oct. 1,
through Monday, Oct. 14, East
Harbor Road (Ohio 163) be-
tween South Delores Drive and
East Sand Road will be closed
for culvert replacement. Addi-
tionally, the interchange ramp
from both directions of Ohio 2/
Ohio 53 to eastbound Ohio 163
(Exit 121B) will be closed. De-
tour: Ohio 2; Ohio 53. All work is
weather permitting.
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Our Find Wylie win-
ner is Sue Smeach,
again from the 330 area
code, who was among
255 contestants who
found Wylie hiding in the ad for
Brandys Steakhouse on page 8A
in last weeks Beacon. Sue 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 web-
site, www.thebeacon.net.
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What a weekend we have in
store! First, the Harvest Festival
takes over downtown Port Clin-
ton. The Ohio State University
Marching Band performs at True
Lay Stadium during the PC-
Margaretta game, along with the
PCHS Alumni Band, the PCHS
Marching Band and the Marga-
retta High School Band. Finally,
the Snow Flurries Regatta will
again be held at Port Clinton
Yacht Club with races on Satur-
day and Sunday morning. By the
way, as of Tuesday, there were
still plenty of tickets on sale at
Port Clinton High School for the
game Friday night.
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The Exploratory Fire and EMS
Committee on the Peninsula will
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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.
Accredited by
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Wellness Programs
Yoga Tuesdays 6:30pm Conf 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 Tue & Thu
5:30pm Conf Center $4 per class
419-732-4061 for more info
Tai Chi Mondays 5:30pm $4 per class
419-732-4061 for more information
Education &
Outreach
Monthly Luncheon
Monday, Oct. 15
th
Noon Conf Center
$6 for lunch Ohio Dept. of Insurance:
Medicare Update & Medicare Part D
Comparisons RSVP by noon Fri. 10/12
419-732-0208
Celebrating the Seasons Diabetic
Event Nov. 7
th
5:30pm Conf. Center
Keynote: Dr. Kevin Sneider RSVP by
paying $8 in Fulton Street Caf by 11/1
VIP Cookout at East Harbor Lockwood
Shelter For VIP members or those
interested in the 60+ group Oct. 23rd
Eat at noon Bring drinks, table service
& a dish to share RSVP 419-732-0208
AARP Driver Safety Thurs. Nov. 8
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8:30am-12:30pm $12 for AARP,
$14 for non-members, Free for US
Military Veterans and their spouse/
children RSVP to 419-732-0208
Tobacco Cessation for Adults
6-8 week program 6-7:30pm
$75 per person Conf Center
Groups of 5-10 people To sign up
call 419-734-3131 ext. 3461
Diabetes Education Instructional
classes presented by our Dietitian and a
Registered Nurse for diabetic individuals
and their families. Physician referral
needed. Call 419-734-3131 ext. 3544
for times and dates.
American Red Cross Classes
16
th
& 17
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(two part) Adult &
Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED 6pm
Call 1-877-519-5967 or visit
www.redcross.org and click on
Preparing & Getting Trained
Support Groups
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group
1st Tuesday each month
6:30pm-8pm Conf Center
For more info 419-607-6021
Autism Spectrum Disorders Support
Group 6:30pm 1st Thur each month
Conf Center For info 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 info 419-732-6264
Chronic Pain Support Group
2nd Thursday each month 6pm
Conf Center 419-271-3915 for info
Alzheimers Support Group
2nd Monday each month 9am
Conf Center For more info
419-734-3131 ext. 3363
Caregiver Support Group
2nd Wed each month 6:30pm
Conf Center For info 419-734-5050
Diabetic Support Group
2nd Thur each month Noon 1pm
Conf Center 419-734-3131 ext. 3544
Grief Support Group
Sponsored by Stein Hospice & Crosser
Funeral Homes Magruder Conf Center
3rd Thur each month 5:30pm
419-732-3141 for more info
Cancer Support Group
4th Wed. each month 12:30pm
Conf Center complimentary light lunch
provided 419-734-3131 ext. 3370
Health Screenings
Health Screening: Cholesterol
(Total/LDL/HDL/Triglycerides)
Blood Pressure & Glucose Screening
2nd Thur each month Magruder Lab
$16 419-734-3131 ext. 3420
for appointments
Flu Shot Clinics
Magruder will offer the following adult
fu shot clinics for the public. No
appointment required. Cost is $25
and we can bill Medicare.
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& 14
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Noon - 4pm at the
Oak Harbor Apple Festival
The remainder of the clinics will be held
in the Magruder Main Lobby.
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Obituaries
William Hitchings
Sept. 24, 1929-Sept. 20, 2012
William E. Hitchings, 82, of Port Clinton, Ohio died
peacefully at home on Sept. 20 2012 with all his loving
family present. He was born in Arcadia, Ohio on Septem-
ber 24, 1929.
Visitation was held on Sept. 23, at the Neidecker, LeVeck
& Crosser Funeral Home, Port Clinton. Funeral Services
were held on Sept. 24, at the funeral home. Burial followed
at Riverview Cemetery, Port Clinton. Online condolences
may be expressed at www.neideckerleveckcrosser.com.
Margaret Nason
Margaret A. Nason, 88, of Marblehead, passed away
Thursday, Sept. 20, at her residence. Arrangements are
pending at Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crema-
tory, Port Clinton.
Francis Wagner
Oct. 1, 1926-Sept. 24, 2012
Francis V. Bud Wagner, 85, of Catawba Island, died
Monday, Sept. 24, at his residence. He was born on Oct. 1,
1926 . There will be no visitation as cremation has taken
place. A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial and celebra-
tion of Buds life will take place at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday,
Sept. 29, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 414
Madison Street, Port Clinton. Online condolences may be
expressed at www.neideckerleveckcrosser.com.
William Fritz
June 5, 1931-Sept. 17, 2012
William A. Bill Fritz, 81, of Catawba Island, died Mon-
day, Sept. 17, at Stein Hospice Care Center in Sandusky,
with his loving family by his side. He was born on June
5, 1931.
A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial was held on Fri-
day, Sept. 21, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church,
Port Clinton. Following mass, the family invited everyone
to join them at the parish hall for a time of fellowship and
bereavement meal. Graveside services and burial followed
at Catawba Island Cemetery. Memorial contributions may
be made to Stein Hospice. Online condolences may be ex-
pressed at www.neideckerleveckcrosser.com.
When Bill Fritz died last week, his family decided to once
again decorate the family homestead with the unique
Christmas decorations that were hand designed and
painted by Bill himself. They put them on display in front
of their Northwest Catawba Road home.
Tell Tales from 1A
be hosting informational
meetings on the merging of
the Lakeside and Marble-
head Fire and EMS Depart-
ments into a single entity.
The committee has voted
unanimously to move for-
ward toward the forma-
tion of a township Fire and
EMS department with the
recommendation of con-
sultants. There will be an
open public informational
meeting at the Danbury
Township Hall on Tuesday,
Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. to discuss
these recommendations.
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The Red Cross Blood-
mobile will be back in our
area next week. On Mon-
day, they will be at the Oak
Harbor United Methodist
Church, 360 Ottawa Street,
from Noon to 6 p.m. The
following Saturday, Oct.
6, they will be back at East
Harbor State Park from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. This means
there are two more oppor-
tunities for you to give the
gift of life.
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A couple of weeks ago we
told you about the Drive 4
your School event at Oak
Harbor High School. Tri
Motor Sales and the Ford
Motor Company exceeded
their goal of $6,000 worth
of test drives, and the stu-
dents and staff of B-C-S
Schools are $6,000 richer
for the effort.
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My old friend Dr. Pete
Vandenberg has been try-
ing to sell his 30 sailboat
since he moved back to
Van Wert, Ohio a couple
of years ago. I know the
boat. It is in very good
shape, with a whole set of
new sails. Anyway, he has
decided to donate the boat
to Stein Hospice. Thats
right, Stein Hospice is now
selling raffe tickets for
$20 each for the boat and
the drawing is to be held
on Saturday, Oct. 6. To get
your raffe tickets, contact
Amy Skolnik at 800-625-
5269.
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R.C. Waters Elemen-
tary School is collecting
box tops for education as
well as Campbell Soup
labels. The labels beneft
the school and helps raise
funds for items the school
may need. Anyone can do-
nate and drop off at RC
Waters Elementary dur-
ing school hours or con-
tact Brandi Gorzelski at
lauralovespoland@yahoo.
com or bgorzelski@yahoo.
com for pick up of labels or
box tops. The drive started
Monday and last through
October 19.
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There will be an Indoor
Garage Sale and Vendor
Gala this Saturday, Sept.
29 from 9 to 3 p.m. at St.
Paul United Church of
Christ on Toussaint Street
in Oak Harbor. They will
have over 15 garage sale
tables along with vendor
tables selling all kinds of
things from jewelry to arts
and crafts. Breakfast and
lunch will be available for
purchase as well. For more
information, contact Jackie
Timmons at 419-898-2045
or send her an e-mail at
jackieandkyle@hotmail.
com.
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Joyful Connections, Ot-
tawa Countys supervised
visitation and exchange
agency, is holding their frst
ever Family Frenzy, a pro-
gram similar to the Family
Feud TV Show, on Satur-
day, Sept. 29 at 6 p.m. at
the Banquet Hall at the Ot-
tawa County Fairgrounds.
Tickets are $25 per person
which includes a dinner of
chicken and ribs along with
a fun evening of entertain-
ment as six local teams
compete for the champi-
onship. For tickets or in-
formation, call Joyful Con-
nections at 567-262-3181.
Tickets are also available at
both the Oak Harbor and
Port Clinton Area Cham-
bers of Commerce.
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Looking to get more
involved in your com-
munity, meet a fantastic
group of dedicated profes-
sional women and have
some fun? This Wednes-
day, Oct. 3, from 6-8 p.m.,
the Port Clinton Business
and Professional Women
(BPW) will host their an-
nual Membership Drive at
Camp Perrys Marksman-
ship Center air gun range.
BPW supports women of
Ottawa County through
scholarships, training, edu-
cation and networking. A
light meal will be provided.
RSVP is requested to Kim
Leneghan, BPW Member-
ship Chair at kas139@ya-
hoo.com or by calling 216-
346-9874 by Friday, Sept.
28.
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The Oak Harbor Area Girl
Scout Troops are partici-
pating in a regional Pack-
A-Pickup food drive. They
are collecting canned and
boxed goods to be do-
nated to the B-C-S Food
Bank at St. Pauls Church
in Oak Harbor. The Drive
kicked off on Sept. 17 and
runs through Oct. 5. At the
OHHS Homecoming game
that night, there will be a
pickup to take any remain-
ing donations. Also, dona-
tions may be dropped off
at the Community Markets
or Commodore Perry Fed-
eral Credit Union in Oak
Harbor. If you have any
questions or would like to
make a monetary dona-
tion, call local Girl Scout
Leader Nicole Nissen at
567-201-7788.
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It is hard for me to believe that
it has been almost 14 years since
my life changed drasticallyfor
the betterwhen through the
miracle of adoption I, Jill Ste-
phenson, became a mom for
the frst time! Two years later I
adopted my second child and it
has been a rollercoaster ride ever
since!
Both my son, Mac, now 14 and
my daughter, Kit, now 11 have
brought much joy, pride and
meaning to my life. Of course,
we have also had some diffcult
times and defnite challenges,
but thats the same for any fam-
ily. Mac and Kit both have Down
syndrome, along with a variety
of other health and/or behavior-
al issues, but more than anything
they are fun, loving, intelligent,
beautiful individuals. Of course,
they have their moments when
its not prettybut, overall, I
wouldnt change a thing.
Mac is now a very proud high
school freshman at Danbury
High School. He has been ac-
tive in school and community
activities his whole life, partici-
pating in t-ball, baseball, soccer,
basketball, play groups, theatre
camp, leadership camp, church
activities and a other things on
a regular basis. Mac is currently
a member of the golf team and
is looking forward to basketball
season as basketball is his favor-
ite sport. Mac enjoys and thrives
on being with his friends and be-
ing part of a group. In his spare
time, he enjoys listening to mu-
sic, hanging out with friends,
checking his Facebook and
watching videos. In the future,
he wants to get a girlfriend, go to
prom, get two jobs so he can buy
a car and graduate. I hope those
dreams become a reality for him.
Kit has just entered middle
school at Danbury. Kit has also
been involved in a number of
activities over the years, but her
favorites by far have been dance
camp and cheerleading. She
is in her second year of being a
Stonecrusher cheerleader for the
pee wee football team and she
does a great job. Kit is also an
avid animal lover. She spends a
lot of time with our dog, Rose-
mary, and her new rabbit, Cheer.
She enjoys grooming them, feed-
ing them, reading to them and
dressing them up! Kit likes to do
work and will draw/write/doo-
dle for hours, she also likes to do
homework and play on her iPod.
Kit is very interested in working
and doing jobs; in the future, she
would like to work in an offce
type environment or at Dairy
Dock. She will defnitely bring a
spark of energy and enthusiasm
to her job on a daily basis.
We have been involved with the
Down Syndrome Association of
Greater Toledo and their Buddy
Walk for 13 years. Although, we
LOVE attending the Buddy Walk
we will miss this years due to a
prior commitment. The DSAGT
has been a wonderful resource to
me and I have made some great
friends through the group. I
highly encourage anyone who is
interested in enhancing the lives
of individuals with Down syn-
drome to get involved. You will
be glad you did! If you would
like to learn more or to register
for this years Buddy Walk go to
www.dsagt.org. Ottawa County
Board of DD will be joining this
years event, so be sure to stop by
their booth and say hello!
Jill Stephenson
Its time to get serious
about Asian carp
Have Asian carp fnally infl-
trated Lake Erie?
Many Ohioans are asking that
question after the announcement
this month that more samples
taken from the lake tested posi-
tive for carp DNA. I believe this
is another indication that unless
we get serious, Lake Erie could be
irreparably changed through the
introduction of Asian carp to its
ecosystem.
The federal government, work-
ing with Ohio and Michigan, ini-
tiated the recent search after the
discovery that some water sam-
ples retrieved from Sandusky
Bay last year also tested positive
for carp DNA. Although the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service stressed
that these fndings do not con-
frm the presence of carp in Lake
Erie, other experts warn that the
pattern and location of the de-
tections suggest the presence of
live fsh in the lake.
For years, Asian carp have
worked their way toward the
Great Lakes from the Mississippi
River. Federal agencies such as
the U.S. Army Corps of Engi-
neers have monitored the prog-
ress of the fsh. They have tried to
erect barriers at various points of
entry, to block the carp from in-
vading the Great Lakes and per-
manently disrupting the regions
$7 billion fshery industry.
Much of the corps focus has
been on building electric barri-
ers to prevent carp from moving
through the Chicago Sanitary
and Ship Canal; unfortunately,
such barriers are known to mal-
function. Preventive measures
also have been established at
Eagle Marsh in Indiana, where
a simple chain-link fence is all
that stands between carp and the
Maumee River -- a direct tribu-
tary of Lake Erie.
This months fndings offer
further proof that our previous
actions to prevent the spread of
Asian carp have not been suff-
cient. Earlier this year, it looked
as if the federal government
would not have a plan in place
to combat Asian carp until well
after 2015.
Dissatisfed with this timetable,
I joined my colleague Sen. Deb-
bie Stabenow (D., Mich.) to rein-
troduce legislation that will fnal-
ly put in place a plan to prevent
permanently the spread of Asian
carp to the Great Lakes. The Stop
Invasive Species Act compels the
corps to submit to Congress by
2013 an expedited action plan
with options for stopping Asian
carp from penetrating the Great
Lakes.
Previous legislation on this is-
sue did not gain traction. But
this improved version ensures
that the corps must look at
ways to block carp from all pos-
sible points of entry to the Great
Lakes, not just the Chicago Sani-
tary and Ship Canal.
Thanks to the efforts of groups
such as the Ohio Nature Conser-
vancy, the Ohio Environmen-
tal Council, and the Lake Erie
Charter Boat Association, we
got the Stop Invasive Species Act
signed into law in June, less than
three months after its introduc-
tion. The legislation requires
the corps to make an interim
progress report to Congress and
President Obama by the end of
this month.
I hope the corps interim re-
port will include recommenda-
tions that can provide additional
protections for the Great Lakes
region in the near term. The fed-
eral government must acknowl-
edge that Ohioans are looking
not only for answers, but action.
It is imperative that the Obama
Administration meets the dead-
lines set by Congress and com-
pletes a report that identifes the
single most cost-effcient and ef-
fective solution for permanently
preventing Asian carp from en-
tering the Great Lakes.
With economic uncertainty
looming as far as the eye can
see, we cant allow this threat to
harm Ohios 100,000 fshing-
related jobs, as well as the rest of
the states economy.
Sen. Rob Portman
U.S. Sen. Rob Portman
(R., Ohio) is lead Republican
sponsor of the Stop
Invasive Species Act.
Township residents who drop off their
recyclables at their local recycling drop off
station will notice a change beginning in
late September. The District has purchased
new containers to replace the older 30 yard
containers. The new containers will be
smaller 8 yard containers that have front
lids as well as side doors for easy accessi-
bility.
Tim Wasserman, District Director, says
the only change residents will notice when
they go to recycle is the new containers.
There is also a new logo for the program
called Aim to Be Green.
These containers will have information
on the front that clearly explains exactly
what can be recycled and the new logo, he
said. We also believe the side doors will
be easier to access for the elderly residents
utilizing the stations.
These containers will be on a regular
routing schedule for pickup which will
provide adequate space when people drop
off their recyclables. The containers will
be serviced by a traditional style garbage
truck using forks on the front of the truck.
The material can still be mixed together
and will be taken back to a recycling facil-
ity where it will be sorted and processed
into new materials.
Residents who use the recycling stations
will want to avoid using the recycling sta-
tions onSept, Sept. 27 and 28 while the
new containers are being placed and the
old containers are being removed. Normal
recycling service will resume on Saturday.
Sept. 29.
Jim Sass, Ottawa-Sandusky-Seneca Solid
Waste District Board Chairman and Ot-
tawa County Commissioner, said that Ot-
tawa County residents have always been
avid recyclers.
Since 2000, Ottawa County residents
have recycled over 18 million pounds of
recyclable materials at our drop off sta-
tions, said Sass. This demonstrates how
committed our residents are to recycling.
A new company to this area called
Rumpke will be servicing the recycling
containers.
Residents will also notice a few new
things that can be recycled in the new
containers. The whole list of materials ac-
cepted is as follows: glass bottles and jars
aluminum and steel cans and aerosol
cans with the spray tip removed paper
cardboard, cartons (juice etc), junk mail,
magazines, newspapers, offce paper, paper
board, phone books, paperback books all
number 1 & 2 plastics and 3-7 plastic con-
tainers
The OSS Solid Waste District pays for the
servicing of the containers and the town-
ship does not receive any revenue for the
recyclables collected, so it is appreciated
that residents help to keep the area clean
around the bin by picking up any loose
material that falls when recycling.
Contact the Ottawa Sandusky Seneca
Joint Solid Waste District at 419-334-7222
or 1-888-850-7224 for more information.
For general recycling information, Dis-
trict recycling collections or sponsored
events view the OSS Solid Waste Districts
website or search:
Ottawa Sandusky Seneca Green Recycling
Scene to become a fan of the Districts
Facebook page.
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have access to the right combination of services to
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neurosurgery, physical medicine, electrodiagnostics
and physical therapy.
Homemade baked goods as well as items from
numerous vendors will be offered for sale.
In addition, we will be hosting our
2nd 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.
For more information,
call Vicki at
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The community is buzzing about the new Friendship Convenience Store currently under construction at the corner
of Perry Street and Buckeye Blvd. in Port Clinton. Above is an artists rendering of what the structure will look like
when completed with its unique lighthouse designed into the east corner.
FRIENDSHIP CONVENIENCE STORE RENDERING
The Ohio Militia had to reload after fring shots at the
opposing Indian tribesmen.
A true Native American explained the skirmish last Sunday.
The Indians were sent by the British to cause problems on the
Marblehead Peninsula during the War of 1812.
A Militiaman spoke to the audience about
the Marblehead skirmish.
RE-ENACTORS TAKE PART IN THE MARBLEHEAD SKIRMISH OF 1812 BRING HISTORY TO LIFE
BCS Superintendent Dr. Guy Parmigian,
Trustee Chuck Schultz, Trustee Dick Len-
ke, Clerk/Treasurer Susan Perrin, Trustee
Vic Harder and BCS Treasurer Tim Coff-
man at Salem Township Hall.
On September 17, offcials from the
Benton-Carroll-Salem School District met
with the SalemTownship Board of Trustees
at their regular meeting held at the Salem
Township Hall. Mr. Jeff Dornbusch, Presi-
dent of the B-C-S Board of Education,
introduced new Treasurer Tim Coffman
and new Superintendent Guy Parmigian.
Mr. Dornbusch explained to the Board of
Trustees the process of hiring the new B-
C-S leaders, and explained how they were
selected from a very high quality group of
candidates. Mr. Dornbusch commented
that B-C-S is an excellent district that
continues to attract high quality candi-
dates for employment.
Mr. Dornbusch applauded the diligent
work of Coffman in promptly getting the
school districts fnances in order. Upon
his introduction, Superintendent Guy Par-
migian explained that it was his privilege to
be selected as the superintendent of B-C-S
Schools, and that it is his priority to make
stronger connections between the schools
and community. Parmigian explained that
he wanted to be good neighbors and work
closely with local elected offcials to help
each other out where possible.
Treasurer Tim Coffman added that it was
important for everyone to work together
because all local government entities are
living within tight budgets. Then Parmi-
gian declared that he would be focused on
continuing to strengthen the district while
being fscally responsible. Parmigian fur-
ther explained that he has an open door
policy, and welcomed all present to not
hesitate to contact him if anyone has any
questions or concerns they wish to bring
to his attention. Parmigian went on to
stress the fact that the schools of Benton-
Carroll-Salem School Dis-
trict belong to the people
of the district and that he
will not forget this. Par-
migian offered his phone
number to the trustees and
told them not to hesitate to
call if they have any con-
cerns, and concluded by
asking the trustees for their
thoughts on the potential
sale of Graytown and Car-
roll schools.
Offcials from both B-C-S
Schools and Salem Town-
ship renewed their com-
mitment to work together
in the future for the beneft
of the residents and families
they serve.
Benton-Carroll-Salem
offcials visit Township
Check
our
website
out for
more!
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134 E. 2nd Street
Port Clinton
419-732-3111
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Steve Gulas
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In keeping with our United Methodist tradition,
we seek to enhance the
quality of life & holistic growth of older persons.
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OTTERBEIN
For more information, contact
Kathy Cikotte at (419) 798-8203
9400 North Shore Blvd. at the gates of Lakeside
www.otterbein.org/lakeside
You are invited
to attend this dynamic seminar!
Fresh Ideas for Your Financial Well-Being:
Be Prepared for Changing Times
9 to 11 a.m. on Oct. 5
Hearth Dining Room Continental Brunch
RSVP requested by Oct. 2
Key Learning Points:
Changes in income and estate tax laws
How to reduce or defer tax impact
Why update your fnancial plans and much more!
Learn how you can leave a lasting legacy ~
One you and your family will be proud of.
Call Barbara Radebaugh at (419) 798-8261 to sign up. Seating is limited!
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on Saturday, September 22nd at 10am. You will love
Pattie and all her fun ideas!
To save time, call ahead and place your pre-order.
Call 419-734-0600 today!
Double Stamp Days on your loyalty card*
More in store specials*! Over $600 in Jewelry given away!*
Buy four jewel pops and get a $29 jewel FREE!
Kameleon Trunk Show September 20-October 7
5890 East Harbor Road Marblehead, Ohio 419-734-0600
OPEN: Mon - Sat 10-5, Sun 11-5
www.FergusonGallery.com www.facebook.com/FergusonGallery
$32.50 per person (tax and gratuity not included)
Reservation Please 419-960-7546
Sat. October 13, 2012
Deluxe Upgrade (Market Price)
6 Fresh Shucked Blue Point Oysters on
the Half Shell, 1-1/4 Pound Whole
Maine Lobster Split and Baked
with Our Oyster Stuffng, Served
with Drawn Butter, 1 Dozen
Little Neck Clam Steamers with
Piping Hot Broth, 1 Pound
Blue Ocean Mussels
1st Course
Butternut Squash and Crab Soup
or Fresh Oyster Stew
2nd Course
One Dozen Little Neck Steamed
Clams with Piping Hot Broth
3rd Course
1/2 Garlic Roasted Chicken, Local Corn
on the Cob, Candied Sweet Yams
Dessert
Homemade Pumpkin Pie Cream
Brulee or Caramel Apple Pie Alamode
Horrifying vegetarians since 1907
8037 E. Harbor Rd. - Corner of 163 & Northshore
419-798-5203
Mutachs
Famous CUSTOM-CUT MEATS
Beer & Wine State Liquor Agency Groceries
Lottery Agent Premium Cigars
Kiedrowski Bakery Items
Stop in for the Best Steaks in Northwest Ohio
WHAT: Learn how to use acces-
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camoufage the negative
HOW: In 10 Easy Steps ~ Add 2
inches, look 10 pounds lighter!
CONTACT: Barbara Moran, Betty
Love, Ginny Schepfin for more
information and schedule a date!
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Thank you to the following for
making this game possible:
OSU Alumni Club of Otawa County
Mike and Mary Ann Snider
Mike and Anne Libben
Port Clinton City Schools
Red Horse
City of Port Clinton
(Police, Fire, NCEMS, Service Dept.)
And especially.
The Ohio State University
Marching Band and Jon Waters
Bob & Barb
Libben
Thank you to Our Buckeye Boosters!
Bruce Waters Krogers
Dorthy Ostling Ron & Jen Libben David Kahler Judith Simon William Beck
Gene Probasco Carl Koebel Jim & Edna Hansen Jim & Jeanie Radlof
Art & Joan Heslet Gordon Wahlers Kocher & Gillum Fritz & Sue Hany
Mary Ann Nehls Larry Fletcher Molly & Jim Sass Sue Van Dootngh Helen Casale Tom Corogin
John & Linda Gluth Stephen & Melissa Hathaway Dr. Derrill Hablitzal Julie Roser Tricia Perry
Jef & Lori Sandwisch Dennis Peto Steven Reissit Dale Vanlerberghe
Snip &
Sharon
Snider

OH!
Thank you to all our
donors!
- The Ohio State
Alumni Club of
Otawa County
TO THE GREATEST DAD!
Its an honor and privilege to conduct TBDBITL!
Thank you to all!
From the Hablitzel Family:
Dr. Mark & Tina Dr. Mike & Cathy Dr. Mat & Shirley
Dr. Laurenz & Martha Hablitzel Fueter
Support the Redskins Get your
50/50 and program at the game!
Get your Hot Chocolate and
Buckeyes at the food stand!
WB!
Thank you to the follow for
making this game possible:
OSU Alumni Club of Ottawa COunty
Mike and Mary Ann Snider
Mike and Anne Libben
Port Clinton City Schools
Red Horse
Civilian Marksmanship Program C.M.P.
City of Port Clinton
(Police, Fire, NCEMS, Service Dept.)
And especially...
The Ohio State University
Marching Band and Jon Waters
HEALTH&WELLNESS
The Beacon
National Direct Support
Professional Recognition Week
is September 9 - 15, 2012.
Congratulations to the REM
Ohio Northern Region
2012 Outstanding
Direct Support Professionals
and Supervisors
Everyone Deserves to Live Life to the Fullest. Every Day.
www.rem-oh.com
REM Ohio specializes in serving the needs of adults with intellectual and developmental
disabilities through a range of programming that includes:
In-Home Homemaker & Personal Care Services
Adult Host-Homes
Adult Day Programs & Support Services
Supported Employment Enclaves & Community Services
For more information, please visit our website at
www.rem-oh.com or call us at 800.570.4868
Shared Living Homes
ICFMR Homes & Professional Services
Vocational Habilitation Services
REM Ohio is a partner of The Mentor Network, a
national network of local human services providers.
By providing a wide range of service options and adapting those services as the needs of the
individual change, REM Ohio insures a quality experience for each person we serve,
their families, community partners and multiple funding sources.
Tammy Kostura
Bridget Bernhard
Sara Clemson
Freda Stevens
GOT PAIN?
FREE EXAM & CONSULTATION
With a $5.00 donation to Ruth Anns House
www.erieshoreschiropractic.com 419-732-2273
Kevin M. Francis, D.C.
122 W. 2nd St., Port Clinton
Across from the Post Offce
Erie
Shores
Chiropractic
Bethany Place is a ministry of Lutheran Homes Society.
Experience how good life can be at Bethany Place!
Sample what we have to offer by staying a night, a weekend,
a week or longer in one of our beautifully furnished apartments.
Enjoyalltheamenitiesandservices
availabletoourresidents
Noobligationorminimumstayrequired
Socialactivitiesoffereddaily
Petswelcome
For rates or more information,
call Patty at 419-334-5500.
If you decide
Bethany Place is
right for you, we
will discount your
frst months rent!
Check Us Out
916 North Street Fremont, Ohio www.lhsoh.org
Bethany Place
Senior Apartment Community
Ottawa County law enforcement agencies have been spon-
soring the Medication Take Back Event for residents to prop-
erly dispose of outdated, unwanted and unused medications
since the Fall of 2010. The one-day collection events were
held twice per year. The Ottawa County Sheriff s Offce and
four local police departments are introducing a system that
will be more convenient for Ottawa County residents to
properly dispose of their medications.
Permanent drop-box containers will be available beginning
Monday, Oct 1. Ottawa County residents are encouraged to
drop off medications at any of the participating police de-
partments, which are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week:
Danbury Township: 419 S. Bridge Road, Lakeside-Marble-
head, 419-732-2549
Village of Genoa: 102 E. Sixth Street, Genoa, 419-855-8515
Village of Oak Harbor: 146 Church Street, Oak Harbor,
419-898-2055
Port Clinton: 1868 E. Perry Street, Port Clinton, 419-734-
3121
The four police departments received a grant from the OSS
Solid Waste Districts Competitive Funding Grant Program
to purchase the steel box that will be placed in each depart-
ments lobby. Outdated or unused medications that can
be disposed of in the drop-boxes include prescription and
over-the-counter medications, medication samples, narcot-
ics (controlled substances), vitamins and inhalers. Residents
are asked to keep medications in their original containers.
Names and personal information should be crossed off or
removed. Do not dispose of medical syringes or needles or
illicit drugs in the drop-boxes.
Contact the local police departments listed above with any
questions.
The Ottawa, Sandusky Seneca Joint Solid Waste District
presents checks to local police departments through the
Districts Competitive Funding Grant program.
Permanent drop-off locations accept unwanted medications
State Representative
Randy Gardner visited
Oak Harbor on Friday,
Sept. 21, to visit with new
Benton-Car rol l -Sal em
Schools Superintendent
Guy Parmigian and new
Treasurer Tim Coffman.
Gardner welcomed them,
offered his assistance and
answered questions about
current educational issues
in the state legislature.
Mr. Parmigian comment-
ed that he thought it was
outstanding that Represen-
tative Gardner was proac-
tive in introducing himself
and establishing a solid
working relationship be-
tween himself and the citi-
zens of the district. Greet-
ing Representative Gardner
for his trip to Oak Harbor
was former B-C-S Board of Education
President Mrs. Jane Freimark, who worked
closely with Gardner over the years.
Following a discussion at the Board of-
fce the group walked over to Oak Harbor
High School, where they had lunch with a
group of students. During lunch they dis-
cussed a wide range of issues facing public
education. Representative Gardner asked
several questions about how state laws
and mandates are impacting the school
district. Randy is an approachable and
knowledgeable legislator in touch with the
issues facing education today, commented
Superintendent Guy Parmigian.
Gardner committed himself to staying in
contact with offcials from B-C-S Schools,
and to continue to be a champion for pro-
viding the best public education possible.
www.thebeacon.net
SCHOOLS
COLLECTI ON
TELEVI SI ON
October 6
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9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
The District will CHARGE for TVs (see chart below).
Bellevue Goodwill
855 W. Main St.
Phone: (419) 483-2244
Fremont Goodwill
1216 Oak Harbor Rd.
Phone: (419) 355-1579
Port Clinton Goodwill
205 S.E. Catawba Rd.
Phone: (419) 734-6042
Tiffin Goodwill
2437 W. Market St.
Phone: (419) 447-0032
A full-time option for COMPUTER RECYCLING is available at Goodwill
store locations in our District, listed below. For more information call toll
free at 1-888-850-7224 or visit our website at www.recycleoss.org.
TELEVISIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR
RECYCLING AT GOODWILL STORE LOCATIONS.
Ottawa County - Fairgrounds, W. St. Rt. 163, Oak Harbor
Seneca County - Ag. Service Center, 3140 S. St. Rt. 100, Tifn
Sandusky County - Fairgrounds, 712 North St., N. parking lot, Fremont
Includes All Bellevue & Fostoria Residents
This is a household collection only.
No businesses or institutions allowed.
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Flat Panel TVs & Small Electronics
will be accepted at NO CHARGE.
Small Electronics Accepted: CD players, cell phones, copy
machines, electronic game systems, fax machines, VCRs,
radios, stereos, telephones, etc.
& Smal l El ect roni cs
Television Size/Type
24 or less
25 & larger
$2.00
All console units & projection
screens (limit 2 per household)
$5.00
$3.00
Price
For an annual premium of only $20 per
vehicle, the following coverages can be
added to your Auto Policy:
Tire Protection Trip Interruption
Pet Insurance Accidental Airbag Deployment
Enhanced coverage for the use of rental cars
Personal Effects including cell phones
Agency Name
Address
Phone
And more! For details about enhancing the coverages on your
Auto Policy, call your Pekin Insurance Agent today! Going Beyond
the expected
for your auto insurance needs!

www.pekininsurance.com
Matthew J. Montowski
323 Buckeye Blvd.
419-732-1100
East Harbor Montessori is offering
new opportunities for this fall for chil-
dren ages 1-7. The classes will be held
for six week sessions beginning in early
October. A Mommy/Daddy and Me
class will be held on Tuesday evenings
from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at their Port Clin-
ton location, beginning Oct. 2. The
class will engage 12-24 month olds in
messy sensory play with mom/dad and
each other.
Beginning Oct. 11, Art Class for Pre-
schoolers will be held on Thursdays
from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Children will use
unique art materials to exercise their
creativity with mom or dad close by.
Each of these classes are $10 per week
unless paid in advance at a discounted
rate of $50 for the six week session.
Availability is limited; advanced regis-
tration is recommended.
In addition to the classes, EHM will
be holding Sunday Adventure Play
on the second Sunday of each month.
Children ages 3-7 are invited to drop
by from 1-3 p.m. for creative, imagi-
native and physical play using reused,
recycled and natural materials.
To register for classes, call 419-734-
1764.
East Harbor Montessori offers pre-
school with extended care and is lo-
cated at 2110 East Harbor Road, eight
houses east of Kroger. Their next
monthly Open House will be held on
Sunday, Sept. 30 from 3-6 p.m.
Montessori offers new classes
Students at Immaculate Conception Catholic School know that winter will come soon
enough, but for now they will take in the beauty fall has to offer. The children enjoyed
a picnic on the playground during their lunch period last week.
ICC LUNCH BUNCH
Police offcer, electrician, teacher, computer tech, health
professional, frefghter/EMT, chef, hair designer and auto
technician have in common that they have been trained
at EHOVE. The EHOVE Open House and Car Show on
Sunday, Oct. 7 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. is an opportuninty to
see what EHOVE is all about.
In addition to the car show and complimentary brunch,
there will be time to check out the program labs in the
high school where future leaders in healthcare, technol-
ogy, public safety and many other in-demand career felds
are learning skills to start a career, go to college or prepare
for the military. The Adult Ed areas show how EHOVE
helps local adult workers train to help keep their current
jobs or start a new career.
Three local residents will be inducted into EHOVEs
Gallery of Success to recognize their achievements after
their EHOVE education. There is also an alumni registry.
EHOVE Career Center is a leading career tech school
in Milan Township. This high school and adult educa-
tion facility draws students from a variety of locales, and
serves multiple school districts in Erie, Huron and Ottawa
Counties. For more information, go to www.EHOVE.net
or call 419-499-4663 x232.
Port Clinton High School once again of-
fers a morning swim for the community in
the PCHS Natatorium. Morning swim is held
from 6:157:45 a.m. Monday thru Friday
when school is in session.
Passes are required and must be purchased
prior to swimming. The charges help to cover
the cost of lifeguards. Passes are $100 for one
semester, $200 for the year, and there is a new
monthly pass for $22 per month. Passes are
sold at the Port Clinton Board of Education
Offce, 431 Portage Drive, Port Clinton.
Morning swim
at Port Clinton
High School
Health Tech student Stephanie Holt (Danbury High
School)
Community open house and car show at EHOVE
OHHS Assistant Principal Alison Wolf, former BCS Board
President Jane Freimark, BCS Superintendent Guy Parmi-
gian, State Representative Randy Gardner, OHHS Princi-
pal Keith Thorbahn, and BCS Treasurer Tim Coffman
Representative Gardner
Visits Oak Harbor
COMMUNITYCALENDAR
The Beacon
FIND WYLIE!
Each week Wylie is hiding
somewhere in The Beacon.
Tell us where you fnd him.
A winner will be chosen
from the correct entries.
Name:___________________________
PhoNe:___________________________
Date:____________________________
aD Wylie FouND iN:________________
Page Number:_____________________
email:___________________________
SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY
BY MAIL OR WALK IN TO:
205 SE CATAWBA RD., SUITE G
PORT CLINTON, OH 43452
OR EMAIL IT TO:
WHERESWYLIE@THEBEACON.NET
***ONE ENTRY PER HOUSEHOLD
Sep. 27
The Gathering
WHAT:FreeCommunityMeal;opentothepublic.Handicap
access.
WHEN:4:30to6:00PM
WHERE:St.JohnLutheranChurchParishHall,cornerof
SecondandAdamsstreets,PortClinton
INFO:Bloodpressurescreeningsareofferedandcommunity
resourceinformationisavailabletothoseinterested.
Lets Pretend: Who Am I?
WHAT:Aprogramfor3,4and5yearoldsbasedonimaginary
play,stories,andsongs.Firstpartoftheprogramforchildonly
(childmustbeabletostayinroomwithoutacaregiver).Forthe
secondpartoftheprogramcaregiversandsiblingsofallages
willbewelcometoattend.
WHEN:4:30and6:30p.m.
WHERE:IdaRuppLibrary,PortClinton
INFO:contactthelibraryat419-732-3212
Hartsville Flea Market
WHAT:Aone-daytriptotheHartsvilleFleaMarket,175indoor
shops,upto800outdoorvendorsand200pavilionvendors,
andlunchatHartvilleKitchen.
COST:$56perperson;
INFO:FormoreinformationcallMartyat419-734-5362.
TOPS
WHAT:TakeOffPoundsSensibly;allarewelcome
WHEN:6:30to7:30p.m.;weigh-inat6p.m.everyThursday
WHERE:320E.ThirdSt.,PortClinton
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT:Twelve-stepgroupforthoseaffectedbyanothersdrink-
ing
WHEN:8p.m.everyThursday
WHERE:TrinityUnitedMeth.Church,135AdamsSt.Port
Clinton
TOPS
WHEN:11a.m.
WHERE:PeaceLutheranChurch,900JeffersonSt.,PortClinton
Strength Training
WHAT:Strengthtraininghelpspreventage-relatedmuscleloss,
inadditiontokeepingbonesandmetabolismstrong.
WHEN:5:30to6:30p.m
WHERE:MagruderConferenceCenter
COST:$4persession
INFO:419-732-4061
Sept. 29
Joyful Connections Family Frenzy
WHAT:SixlocalteamscompeteinFamilyFrenzy,similarto
theTVgameshowFamilyFeud.Ticketpricesincludeadinner
ofchickenandribs,aswellasasilentauctionandfshbowl
raffe.Acashbarwillalsobeavailable.
WHEN:6p.m.
WHERE:OttawaCountyFairgroundsbanquethall
COST:$25
INFO:Forticketsorquestions,callJoyfulConnectionsat567-
262-3181.TicketsarealsoavailableatthePortClintonArea
ChamberofCommerceortheOakHarborAreaChamberof
Commerce.
Island Luau for Stein Hospice
WHAT:AnafternoonoffamilyfunwithaLuauforStein
Hospice.TheMillerBoatLineferrywillleaveCatawbaIsland
at11:15a.m.andarriveatJ.F.Walleyesforanoonpigroast,
gamesforallages,anauctionandatouroftheisland.The
returnferrywilldepartat4:15p.m
WHERE:J.F.WalleyesonMiddleBassIsland
COST:$25perperson,includesround-tripferry,pigroast(bev-
eragesexcluded)andislandtour.Forchildren12andunder,
thecostis$20.Ifyoudonotneedferrytransportation,the
costis$15perperson,$10forchildren12andunder.
INFO:TicketscanbeorderedthroughSept.21atwww.
steinhospice.orgorthroughAmySkolnikat800-625-5269or
askolnik@steinhospice.org.
Sept. 29, 30
Snow Flurries Regatta
WHAT:SnowFlurriesRegattasailboatrace
WHERE:PortClintonYachtClub
INFO:Toregister,call419.734.2434orgotowww.portclin-
tonyachtclub.com
Oct. 1
Compassionate Friends
WHAT:Offersfriendship,understandingandhopetobereaved
parents,siblings,relativesandfriendthathaveexperiencedthe
deathofachild.
WHEN:7p.m.everyMonday
WHERE:PeaceLutheranChurch
INFO:419-308-4690orwww.compassionatefriends.org
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT:Twelve-stepgroupforthoseaffectedbyanothersdrink-
ing
WHEN:7p.m.everyMonday
WHERE:St.ThomasEpiscopalChurch,214E.SecondSt.,Port
Clinton
Oct. 2
Yoga
WHAT:Bringamatandwearlooseclothingfortheclass
taughtbycertifedyogainstructorLindaGreen.
WHEN:6:30to8p.m.everyTuesday
WHERE:MagruderHospitalConferenceCenter
COST:$8perclasswithsignupforthewholemonthor$10
perclass
INFO:419-635-2337
Strength Training
WHAT:Strengthtraininghelpspreventage-relatedmuscleloss,
inadditiontokeepingbonesandmetabolismstrong.
WHEN:5:30to6:30p.m
WHERE:MagruderConferenceCenter
COST:$4persession
INFO:419-732-4061
Oct. 3
ACA
WHAT:Twelve-stepgroupforadultchildrenofalcoholics
WHEN:7:15p.m.everyWednesday
WHERE:ArtisansCo-op,138E.MarketSt.,Sandusky
INFO:CallPaulat419-341-6888
Stand-Up Comedy Night
WHAT:NationallyknowntouringcomediansdoStand-Up
comedyroutines!Manyofthesecomicshavebeenonvarious
TVshowsandontheComedyChannel.
WHEN:8:30p.m.everyWednesday
WHERE:MangoMamas,40N.MadisonSt.,PortClinton
COST:$5
INFO:419.732.1830
TOPS
WHEN:6p.m.everyWednesday
WHERE:OakHarborLibrary,147W.MainSt.
INFO:419-276-0304
Sept. 27
Sept. 29
Sept. 29, 30
Oct. 1
Oct. 2
Oct. 3
Pond owners still have an opportunity to stock their
ponds with fsh through a convenient and low-cost pro-
gram until Friday, Sept. 28. The fsh are supplied by Fend-
ers Fish Hatchery, Baltic, Ohio. Their tank truck, with
aerator, will distribute the ordered fsh on Thursday, Oct.
6, in the afternoon. Fish available are bluegill, channel
catfsh, fathead minnows, largemouth bass, redear sunfsh
and white amur.
White amur (more commonly known as grass carp) are
members of the minnow family and are reported to at-
tain weights in excess of 100 pounds and to live up to 15
years. They bear little resemblance to the common carp.
Although cultured in Asia as a source of food, the sterile
White Amur is primarily used in the United States to con-
trol aquatic vegetation. Leafy, rooted aquatic plants, such
as pondweed and coontail, are the preferred food of these
fsh. Lacking these, they will consume foating duckweed,
green algae and even cattails.
All fsh must be pre-ordered and pre-paid. To receive an
order form, call 419-898-1595 or stop in at 240 W. Lake
Street, Oak Harbor.
Last chance to order fsh
www.thebeacon.net
BOOMERSANDBEYOND
Barbara
Vonthron
Dr. Crow
Barbara A. Vonthron, MSN, FNP-BC
Family Nurse Practitioner
Barbara has joined the practice of
Jessica Crow, DO, providing patients with:
All aspects of healthcare and wellness care
Full range of family practice services, including
healthcare for children, womens health,
preventative medicine, and elderly care
Accepting patients from birth on up
Walk-in patients are welcome as schedule
permits. Appointments are recommended.
family practice
New Patients Welcome!
Life Outside the Office
In her spare time, Barbara likes
to spend time with her husband,
Brad, two adult children and
grandson. They all enjoy being
on the water together. Barbara
and her husband also enjoy
watching birds and wildlife,
working outdoors in their yard
and doing home projects.
Lab Services
All Physician Orders Accepted
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
6:30 10:30 am
419-557-5488
Barbara Vonthron & Dr. Crow are members of Firelands
Physician Group, a multi-specialty group providing primary
care & specialty care services to the surrounding region and
are on the medical staff at Firelands Regional Medical Center.
Dr. Crow is also on the medical staff at Magruder Hospital.
FirelandsPhysicianGroup.com
For an appointment, please call 419-732-0700
3960 Harbor Light Landing, Port Clinton
Ohio Rt 53 North of Ohio Rt 2 toward Catawba Island
Firelands Physician Group welcomes...
Carl Keller Field, Port Clinton, was the
site of the Sept.16 meeting of the All-Ohio
chapter of the Ninety Nines, association of
women pilots. Pilots and spouses came to
Port Clinton airport for the19th year that
they have met in conjunction with the an-
nual Gypsum reunion.
Guest speaker was Attorney Tom Coro-
gin of Catawba Island, sailing adventurer
and author of the book Agape. Corogin
told of his sailing trips to countries such
as Ecuador and Panama and around South
America. Of particular interest was Coro-
gins video of being lifted to a helicopter as
he was being transferred from a Japanese
freighter to a Chilean rescue ship below
South America after his sailboat was un-
able to be steered.
Following the business meeting, some of
the pilots joined the Gypsum reunion and
several others ate at the Tin Goose Diner
at the Aviation Museum. Ed Patrick of the
museum led a tour of the ongoing restora-
tion of the Tin Goose [Ford Tri Motor] be-
ing done by the local Experimental Avia-
tion Association [EAA].
Ninety Nines meet
at Carl Eller Field
Edna Hansen, Ninety Nine from Port Clinton, with guest speaker Tom Corogin of Ca-
tawba
David Banks and Sherry Peterson know
the challenges of being a community col-
lege student. As 2012 graduates of Terra
State Community College, they arent far
removed from the research papers, mid-
term exams and 8 a.m. classes.
So they are uniquely qualifed for the
roles theyve accepted this year in the
new AmeriCorps College Completion
Coaches Initiative at Terra. Banks and
Peterson are serving the 2012-2013 aca-
demic year supporting frst-time stu-
dents who are enrolled in developmental
education classes in their pursuit of a
certifcate or degree.
The program, at Terra and nine other
Ohio community colleges, is a strategic
partnership between the Ohio Associa-
tion of Community Colleges, the Ohio
College Access Network and ServeOhio
(the Ohio Commission on Service and
Volunteerism).
In this exciting initiative, we are using
the leadership skills of recent communi-
ty college graduates to provide mentor-
ing and coaching to community college
students, many of whom are frst-gener-
ation college students, said Dr. Ronald
Abrams, president of the Ohio Associa-
tion of Community Colleges.
Terra offers many supportive services,
but this program is different from any-
thing else on campus.
The Coaches need to be aware of ev-
erything that is happening on campus
in order to refer students to different re-
sources such as tutoring, academic advis-
ing, student organizations or counseling,
but they serve a very different function.
explained Raechel Matyas, Assistant Di-
rector of the Academic Service Center
at Terra and site supervisor for the pro-
gram.
Peterson, of Port Clinton, feels the pro-
gram is a perfect ft.
My long-term goal is to run a mentor-
ing cohort on a community college cam-
pus so it almost feels as though this posi-
tion were created just for me, she said. I
love engaging people, drawing out their
strengths, identifying their challenges,
and working together to fnd solutions.
Connecting that type of character build-
ing with volunteerism just feels natural
to me.
Banks, of Fostoria, knows how the stu-
dents feel.
The main reason I chose to participate
in this program is that I remember how
lost and confused I felt when I frst start-
ed here, Banks said.
The completion coaches have only
been interacting with the students for
about three weeks.
I think were working the kinks out,
Banks said. I have enjoyed communi-
cating and socializing with the new stu-
dents so far. My main goal this year is to
help all students who come in contact
with me succeed.
Peterson has similar aspirations.
My goal for this years program is
to see 100 percent of my students suc-
cessfully complete their developmental
education coursework while building
a foundation of service work they will
carry with them throughout their lives,
she said.
The two have the right idea, according
to Matyas, a Sandusky resident.
I hope this program will simply
give students that extra bit of support
they need to progress into college-level
coursework and show that having indi-
viduals who can focus on student success
can have positive impacts on student
persistence, she said. The grant runs for
three years, but hopefully the institution
and the students will fnd the extra sup-
port benefcial and institutionalize the
program after the pilot phase.
Participating coaches receive a modest
living allowance and a $5,500 education
award to help with college debt at the
successful completion of their 11-month
service term. Because they are not receiv-
ing a living wage, they are considered
volunteers, much like the Peace Corps
but in the States.
An important piece to the Ameri-
Corps College Completion Coaches Ini-
tiative is a call to service. David Banks,
Sherry Peterson and their cohorts in the
program have been charged with devel-
oping service opportunities for students
at their institutions.
The frst organized event for Terra was
Sept. 15 at the Ohio Veterans Home in
Sandusky. Five students and four Terra
staff members joined Banks and Peter-
son in spending several hours with the
veterans. Volunteers took residents on
walks, played cards, offered conversa-
tion, gave manicures, decorated for fall
and made bread for residents.
Collectively, we touched the lives of
more than 50 residents, Peterson said.
From walks to talks, games to TV,
greetings to good byes, we made a dif-
ference.
Raechel Matyas, site supervisor for the
program, treated one of the female vet-
erans to a stimulating conversation and
a manicure.
I enjoyed hearing stories from the
Great Depression and her time in Pan-
ama, Matyas said. But simply being
able to give a few residents some one-
on-one conversation was priceless.
The Coaches will be sponsoring an-
other opportunity to give back in the
Fremont area at the Liberty Center
on Saturday, Oct. 27 in recognition of
Make a Difference Day.
Questions about this opportunity
should be directed to Banks at 419-559-
2248 or Peterson at 419-559-2249.
Terra State partners
with AmeriCorps to
boost student success
Several residents took a tour of one of the many walking paths at The Vineyard on
Sept. 13. Attendees enjoyed a seminar. Fall Planting, before the tour.
GARDENS AT THE CATAWBA VINEYARD
Otterbein North Shore is offering free
to the public Fresh Ideas for Your Fi-
nancial Well-Being. Featured will be
Barb Culver, one of the nations most
prominent thought leaders and speak-
ers in the area of Purposeful Planning,
client-centered legacy planning. In her
energetic and passionate way, she has
spoken extensively on this topic. Barb
Culver does not disappoint. She is a fas-
cinating speaker and openly shares new,
thoughtful ideas about how to ensure
your family legacy continues for genera-
tions, said Donna Coleman, Vice Presi-
dent of Charitable Gift Planning at Ot-
terbein Homes. Read more about Culver
at Connect-Gens.com.
Also speaking will be local estate plan-
ning attorney Bree Noblitt Brown.
Brown is a graduate of the University of
Toledo College of Law and has served as
an offcer of the Ottawa County Bar As-
sociation. She specializes in estate plan-
ning, probate, guardianships, and real es-
tate with an emphasis in elder concerns.
Space is limited, so individuals should
call 419-798-8261 to make a reservation.
The program will be from 9-11 a.m on
Friday, Oct.5 at Otterbein North Shore,
9400 North Shore Blvd. A continental
breakfast will be served.
Additional information regarding Ot-
terbein Senior Lifestyle Choices is avail-
able on its web site at www.otterbein.org.
Fresh ideas for
fnancial well being
Recently, the Ottawa County Com-
munity Foundation presented a grant to
Otterbein North Shore for staff develop-
ment. We dont just want employees, we
want to develop leaders with passion for
their work, and excellent decision making
skills, said Assistant Director Lisa Hart.
Studies prove that pro-active staff devel-
opment will improve the work environ-
ment in many ways including, increased
job satisfaction and morale, increased
employee motivation and creativity, in-
creased effciency in day-to-day opera-
tions, increased understanding of method
and strategy changes, reduced employee
turnover, and enhanced company image to
external communities.
The purpose of the fund is to offer op-
portunity for leadership and front-line
training. Im so appreciative to the Ot-
tawa County Community Foundation
for making this grant. Its allowing me to
participate in Leadership Ottawa County,
which Im really looking forward to. I also
want to be more involved in the commu-
nity, and I think LOC is a good avenue for
that, said Admission Coordinator Robyn
Karbler. The funds will also be used for
leadership development and technical
training for nurses, and required training
for STNAs.
For more information contact Marketing
Director Kathy Cikotte at 419-798-8203 or
go to the web site at www.otterbein.org.
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BY YANEEK SMITH
Behind a solid game from quarterback Austin Wiegand
and great performance by its defense, Oak Harbor defeated
Port Clinton, 21-0, in the annual meeting between the two
Ottawa County rivals.
Wiegand fnished with 194 yards of total offense and
two touchdowns to lead to the Rockets to their third con-
secutive victory. With the win, Oak Harbor moves to 4-1
overall and 2-0 in the Sandusky Bay Conference while the
Redskins fall to 1-4 and 0-2 in the league.
Wiegand was 4-of-9 passing for 86 yards, one touchdown
and two interceptions and did much of his damage on the
ground, running 14 times for 108 yards and a score.
But the real key to Oak Harbors win was the perfor-
mance by its defense. For the entire game, the Rockets were
able to stife the Port Clinton rushing attack, holding the
Skins to 66 yards on 29 carries (2.3 yards per carry) and
making them a one-dimensional offense.
This was a typical, hard-hitting SBC game, Oak Har-
bor head coach Mike May said. The kids did a nice job of
moving the ball and the defense came up with some big
plays. We just try to go 1-0 every week.
Rockets running back Mark Konieczny had another great
game, running for 209 yards on 31 carries and a touch-
down and wide receiver A.J. Cecil fnished with four catch-
es for 86 yards and a touchdown. Cecil put Oak Harbor
ahead 7-0 when he took a short pass from Wiegand and
ran it in from 25 yards out midway thru the frst quarter.
They had so many guys in the box and we felt like we
needed to get out and pass the ball, May said.
The Rockets second score was set up on a fumble recov-
ery by Dalton Reau at the Port Clinton one-yard-line late
in the second quarter. On the next play, Wiegand ran it in
from a yard out to push the lead to 14-0.
Oak Harbors fnal score came in the third quarter on a
5-yard run by Konieczny. The Rockets drove the length of
the feld to score, going 88 yards in 11 plays with Konieczny
carrying the ball six times for 32 yards on the drive.
The Rockets dominated in nearly all facets of the game,
out-rushing the Skins (371-66), gaining more frst downs
(20-11) and winning the turnover battle (4-2). Oak Har-
bor was able to control the tempo and scored a touchdown
in each of the frst three quarters, but could not put the
Skins away. Port Clinton came up with two critical inter-
ceptions and, for much of the game, kept Rockets running
back Mark Konieczny in check. On top of that, the Skins
missed on two opportunities to score in the fourth quarter
as one drive advanced to Oak Harbors 12-yard-line and
another ended when quarterback Addison Rosperts deep
pass to a wide open receiver was dropped.
Rospert kept the Skins in the game with his athleticism,
keeping a number of critical plays alive. He fnished with
20 carries for 59 yards and completed 9-of-25 passes for
57 yards and three interceptions. Teammate Brock Moore
fnished with four catches for 32 yards.
Despite suffering their fourth consecutive loss, Port Clin-
ton head coach was very proud of his club, which has bat-
tled injuries to key players this season.
I couldnt have been more proud of a group of kids,
Hammond said. We had some guys and we had some
kids suck it up. Defensively, we played as well as we could
the last two weeks. Our kids kept battling back. I cant say
enough about how proud of our kids I am.
Its our offense if we have to be one-dimensional and
throw, were gonna be in trouble. Give Oak Harbor a lot of
credit; theyre a very good football team. And I think were
a good football team.
This week, Oak Harbor travels to Milan to face the Edi-
son Chargers, who are 3-2 on the season. The Chargers,
who have the vast majority of their starters returning from
last season, run a triple-option offensive attack. After de-
feated Port Clinton (21-18) two weeks ago, Edison fell to
Perkins, 37-7, as the Pirates rushing attack rolled up 306
yards and four touchdowns.
After playing four consecutive road games, two against
some of the states best programs, Delphos St. Johns and
Genoa, the Skins will fnally head home. Port Clinton will
host Margaretta, which is 1-4 on the season. The Polar Bears,
which lost 56-14 to Clyde last week, like to run the ball.
Rockets outlast Skins, win 21-0 to improve to 4-1
Oak Harbor Quarterback Austin Wiegand tries to get
away from the jersey hold from Port Clintons Keegan
Lowe in last Fridays 21-0 Rocket victory.
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BY YANEEK SMITH
After getting back on the right track with
a 26-18 victory over Cardinal Stritch in
Week 4, the Danbury Lakers lost a tough
game, falling 47-0 to Edon to drop to 2-3
on the season.
Bombers quarterback Kaden Sapp threw
for two touchdowns and ran for another
and Edon controlled the tempo through-
out in the victory. With the win, the
Bombers improve to 3-2 overall and 1-1 in
the Toledo Area Athletic Conference. The
Lakers are now 1-1 in the TAAC.
Edon took a 7-0 lead when Trevor Green
ran for a 35-yard-score with 9:43 left in
the frst quarter and pushed the lead to 14
points when Sapp connected with Brock
Thiel for a touchdown. Thiel would later
catch another touchdown pass from Sapp
in the third quarter to further the lead.
Despite putting up 47 points on the Lak-
ers, the Bombers defense was just as im-
pressive, holding Zach Kalinoski and the
Danbury spread offense in check for the
entire game.
I thought we had a good plan for them,
but they beat us on the line, said Danbury
head coach Bryan Dudash.
Last season, the Bombers
fnished 7-3 and qualifed
for the playoffs. There is a
good chance that, should
they fnish 4-1 or better,
theyll make it back to the
postseason.
After playing three con-
secutive road games, the
Lakers host Toledo Chris-
tian on Friday. The Eagles
are 3-2 on the season and
have won two consecu-
tive games, highlighted by
41-13 win over Cardinal
Stritch last week.
With fve games left in
the season, there is still a
good chance that the Lak-
ers can achieve their goal of
winning more games than
they did last season (3) and
continue to build a suc-
cessful program. Needless
to say, getting a win this
week would set them on
the right track.
Lilly Kennedy is crowned
Danburys 2012 Homecom-
ing Queen by Jessica Hru-
by at half time as parents
Dennis and Shelly watch
the ceremony.
Lakers fall to Edon, drop to 2-3
Danbury junior outside linebacker
Keegan Rakosky tackles Edon running
back Trevor Green in the frst quarter of
the Homecoming game last Friday.
DANBURY
HOMECOMING
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Bay Township
9-18-12 Kellee Mizen to
Zachary Zilba, 6830 Portage
River South Road, $75,000.
9-20-12 Erie Island Resort
& Marina Inc to Todd P. and
Diane M. Winkie, vacant
land, Darr Hopfnger Road,
$25,000.
9-21-12 William C. and Di-
anna L. Reed to Thomas De-
wayne Proxmire, 4764 West
Little Portage East Road, new
split, $23,500.
Carroll
Township
9-20-12 Evelyn D. Sprague to
Larry E. Mote, 8833 Canada
Goose Court, $56,000.
Genoa Corp.
9-19-12 Federal Home Loan
mortgage Corporation to
Christopher B. LaRoche and
Kendall L. Freyer, 1518 Supe-
rior Street, $85,133.
9-20-12 Fannie Mae to Chad
and Jennifer Bomyea, 401
West 4
th
Street, $74,900.
Catawba
Township
9-21-12 Joseph A. Zulo to
Roger Newman, water slip
W-130, $3,000.
Danbury
Township
9-20-12 Robert L. and Mary
T. James to Claudine A. Rob-
ertson, 702 East Third Street,
$30,000.
Marblehead Corp
9-21-12 Darylene A. Herold
to Calvin F. and Janet E. Hiser,
10654 East Bayshore Road
#85, $195,000.
Erie Township
8-19-12 Tri Coast Holdings
to William John Brackett,
6170 West Lakeshore Drive,
$60,900.
Elmore Corp.
9-17-12 Thomas A. and Sha-
ron R. Crozier to Larger LLC,
409 Rice Street, $102,000.
Portage
Township
9-17-12 Mitchell and Marsha
Warnike to Vergie Gipson
Jr. and Mary Ann Gipson,
Unit 336 Catawba Storage,
$30,000.
9-17-12 Winkoe LLC to
William Taylor, Unit 134
Northcoast Storage Condo,
$47,500.
9-17-12 Seth Burkin and
Gary Burkin to Seth and
Heather Rakestraw, 3153
East Shore Drive, $255,000.
9-19-12 National Bank of
Oak Harbor to Scot A. Smith,
2435 Gill Road, $190,000.
Port Clinton City
9-18-12 Shay J. Myers to
Dennis L. and Patricia L.
Fligor, 330 Maple, $16,000.
9-19-12 Elizabeth A. Vento
to Thomas C. and Nichole A.
Horman, 218 Clinton Reef,
$105,500.
9-21-12 Jason R. and Stepha-
nie M. Weeks to Burton R.
Spry, 639 Monroe Street,
$53,500.
Put In Bay
Village School
9-17-12 Patricia Braden to
Forrest Trisler, vacant land,
Langram, $92,500.
Oak Harbor Corp
9-17-12 Leonard and
Beulah M. Appelhans to Paul
Gulua, 108 West Oak Street,
$50,000.
9-19-12 Alton B. and Janette
L. Dewitz to Judith A. and
Lee D. Klett, 323 East Main
Street, $110,500.
9-21-12 Mary K. Windisch
to Gladys N. Honaker, 326
Country Meadows Drive,
$110,000.
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WSOS - www.wsos.org
Developmental Disabilities
Ottawa County Board of Developmental Disabilities
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STEPS Provider Agency
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Non-Profit Health Care
American Cancer Society - www.cancer.org
Stein Hospice - www.steinhospice.org
Ottawa County Health Dept. - www.ottawahealth.org
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SPECIAL FIRING NOTICE 2012
THE GOVERNMENT DESIGNATEDDANGER ZONES OFF THE SHORES
OF CAMP PERRY AND THE ERIE INDUSTRIAL PARK CONTINUES TO
BE USED FOR FIRING OF LARGE CALIBER INERT ARTILLERY, ANTI-
AIRCRFT WEAPONS, SMALL ARMS AND OTHER DEPARTMENT OF
DEFENSE ACTIVITIES. RESTRICTED ENTRY AS PROVIDED BY TITLE
33, UNITED STATES CODE IS BEING ENFORCED. ALL PERSONS MUST
STAY CLEAR OF THESE ZONES DURING PERIODS OF FIRING ACTIV-
ITY. BOATERS, FISHERMEN, AND AIRCRFT PILOTS SHOULD REFER
TOTHE NOAA MARINE NAVIGATIONAL CHART #14830 AND THE DE-
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THEBOUNDARIES MARKEDAS RNGE"DANGERZONEI" ANDRNGE
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DANGERZONES: LAKEERIEDANGERZONEI EXTENDS 3.5 MILES OFF-
SHORE INCLUDING THE AIRSPACE TO5,000' ABOVE GROUNDLEVEL
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GSE UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
Roger Veliquette (L) and his wife Linda (C) hand over
the keys to GSE Jewelers to Emily Baumert, who is
assuming ownership of the local jewelry store in the
Knoll Crest Plaza. Roger and Linda have been a retail
fxture in the shopping center for over 20 years. They
are confdent the traditions they established will be
carried on by Emily and her staff.
Real Living Morgan Realty Group
announced that Elliott Bassett has
joined the offce as a real estate agent.
has a reputation for providing quality
real estate services and Im honored
to be a part of the company, Bassett
said. I look forward to joining such a
fne group of real estate professionals
and serving the Ottawa County com-
munity.
specializes in providing real estate services in Ottawa
County and is located in Historic Downtown Port Clinton
at 100 South Jefferson Street.
We are pleased to welcome Elliott Bassett to Real Living
Morgan Realty Group. We believe Bassett will be a great
addition to our growing company, said Jeff Morgan, bro-
ker and owner.
Financial Focus
with GARY COON
Raise your awareness of
benefts of life insurance
BASSETT
Elliott Bassett joins
Real Living Morgan
Realty Group
Real Estate Transfers
You may be unaware of it, but September is Life Insur-
ance Awareness Month. And when you consider the life-
time of benefts you and your family may receive from life
insurance, you might agree that a month isnt too long
to spend on this important part of your overall fnancial
picture.
Unfortunately, too many Americans are uninsured or
under-insured. In fact, nearly a third of all consumers
think they need more life insurance, according to the 2012
Insurance Barometer Study, published by the nonproft
LIFE Foundation and LIMRA, a research and consulting
organization that specializes in insurance and fnancial
services. And it appears that one of the main reasons so
many people lack suffcient life insurance is their percep-
tion that they cant afford it. Yet, the cost for basic term life
insurance has fallen by about 50 percent over the past 10
years, according to the LIFE Foundation.
The cost fnancial, emotional and psychological of
not having adequate life insurance certainly outweighs the
expense of carrying the proper coverage. Youll hear about
many things that are designed to last a lifetime, but in
the case of life insurance, that expression is appropriate.
Consider the various times in which you should look at
the need for life insurance:
When youre married Many married couples as-
sume they wont need life insurance until they have
children. But if you or your spouse died, would the
surviving spouses income be suffcient to pay off the
mortgage, or even the rent? How about credit card bal-
ances, car loans or student loans?
When youre marriedwith young kids Now, in
addition to having to pay off the mortgage if anything
should happen to you, your surviving spouse will have
to fnd the money to educate your children and
thats a big challenge, given the rapidly escalating ex-
penses associated with college. But with suffcient life
insurance in place, your spouse can deal with the high
costs of higher education. Furthermore, if you have
permanent life insurance, such as whole life or uni-
versal life, you have the potential to build cash value,
which you may be able to tap to help pay for college
while youre still alive. (Keep in mind, though, that us-
ing some of your cash value could lower your policys
death beneft.)
When your children are grown Even with your
children grown and gone, you can beneft from life in-
surance. For example, if your spouse outlives you by a
decade or more, will he or she have enough money to
enjoy a comfortable lifestyle?
When youre retired Your need for life insurance
doesnt retire when you do. For one thing, you may
be able to access the cash value of your permanent in-
surance to help meet your retirement expenses. (Keep
in mind this may affect your death beneft.) And your
policys death beneft could help your children or
other heirs deal with estate taxes, if any exist. Further-
more, if youd like to be able to pass on something to
your children or grandchildren, life insurance may be
an ideal vehicle, because the proceeds are typically in-
come tax free and can avoid the time-consuming pro-
cess of probate.
Life Insurance Awareness Month only lasts 30 days
but, as weve seen, life insurance can offer a lifetime of
benefts. So make sure you get the coverage you need.
This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your
local Edward Jones Financial Advisor.
Hairstylist Carrie Sartin has re-
cently joined Perfect Color Hair
and Tan, 90 N. Madison Street in
downtown Port Clinton. Sartin
has been in the hair salon business
since 2006. She is a lifelong resi-
dent of Port Clinton and graduate
of Tiffn Academy of Hair Design.
Carrie shares a commitment of
providing clients with quality ser-
vice in a fun and friendly atmo-
sphere.
Sartin is a full service stylist providing her clients
with trend cuts, perms and color. She is also skilled
with manicures and pedicures. She can be reached at
Perfect Color Hair and Tan by calling 419-732-8255
from 8a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. Later
times are available by appointment.
Sartin joins Perfect Color
SARTIN
The Ohio Association of Realtors has once again named
Tomi Johnson to the President Sales Club with the Pin-
nacle of Performance Award. For the third consecutive
year she is the only winner of this honor in the Firelands
Board of Realtors, which covers a fve county area.
Johnson has a long history of success in the business
here in Ottawa County, and will be celebrating her 33rd
year anniversary in 2013. Johnson opened her own com-
pany, Tomi Johnson Real Estate, in 1985. She sold to Re-
alty One and managed the Catawba Offce for fve years,
returning to her sales career in 1993. Johnson is now with
the Howard Hanna Real Estate Services local offce. She
has continued to shine as an industry leader in the Realtor
organization, says Helen Hanna. We are proud to have
her on our team.
You can reach Tomi for a personal real estate consulta-
tion directly on her cell at 419.341.0276.
Johnson reaches pinnacle
LEGAL AD/
NOTIFICATION
THE CITY OF PORT CLIN-
TON IS ACCEPTING APPLI-
CATIONS for a skilled laborer
for our Wastewater Treatment
Plant. This is a Union Position
with a starting Salary of $17.98
per hour plus benefts. The
Wastewater Treatment plants
operate 24 hours a day 7 days a
week in shifts. Qualifcations
include but are not limited to a
high school diploma (or equiva-
lent) and must possess or be
able to possess within one (1)
year, a State of Ohio Wastewater
Operators License Class 1 or
above and a valid Ohio Drivers
License (must be able to obtain
a CDL). A background of elec-
tricity and/or SCADA and PLCs
is desirable. Candidates must
pass a physical with drug test-
ing. Applications and resume`s
will be accepted until Monday
October 1, 2012 at 5:00 PM by
the Safety-Service Offce, Port
Clinton City Hall, 1868 E. Perry
St., and Port Clinton, Ohio
43452. The City of Port Clinton
does not discriminate on the
basis of race, color, nationality,
religion, sex, disability or age.
(Published in The Beacon Sep-
tember 20 and 27, 2012.)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR-
ING #543755 ON OCTOBER
10, 2012 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE
CONFERENCE ROOM OF THE
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING,
4822 E. CEMETERY ROAD, THE
CATAWBA ISLAND TOWNSHIP
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING
IN REGARDS TO A VARIANCE
REQUEST FROM GREGORY &
STEPHANIE YARBROUGH FOR
PROPERTY AT 4787 E. WOOD-
LAND DRIVE IN SECTION 3 LOT
5 OF CATAWBA ISLAND TOWN-
SHIP AND ALSO KNOWN AS LOT
23 IN FOREST PARK ESTATES.
SAID REQUEST IS TO ALLOW
FOR AN AREA VARIANCE FROM
THE EXISTING REQUIREMENT
FOR MAXIMUM SQUARE FOOT-
AGE FOR AN ACCESSORY
BUILDING FROM 950 SQUARE
FEET TO 1,280 SQUARE FEET
AND FOR THE MAXIMUM
HEIGHT FOR AN ACCESSORY
BUILDING FROM 15 FEET TO
21.25 FEET. SAID APPLICANT IS
PROPOSING TO BUILD A
GARAGE IN WHICH TO STORE
HIS CHARTER BOAT WHICH
PRESENTLY IS PARKED IN HIS
DRIVEWAY. SAID REQUEST MAY
BE CONTINUED FROM TIME TO
TIME AS DEEMED NECESSARY.
CATAWBA ISLAND TOWNSHIP
WALTER WEHENKEL, ZONING
INSPECTOR (Published in The
Beacon September 27, 2012.)
IN THE COURT OF COM-
MON PLEAS OTTAWA
COUNTY, OHIO PROBATE
DIVISION Case No. 20091298A
Judge Kathleen L. Giesler JOHN
A. KOCHER, ADMINISTRATOR
WITH THE WILL ANNEXED OF
THE ESTATE OF CHARLINE
STOKES, Plaintiff vs. MARK E.
HIGHWARDEN, et al., Defen-
dants. NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION Defendant, Don-
ald Highwarden, whose last
known address is 2425 Brady
Commons Drive, Columbus, OH
43229, otherwise the place of
residence being unknown and
cannot by reasonable diligence
be ascertained, will take notice
that on June 19, 2012, Plaintiff
John A. Kocher, Administrator,
with the Will Annexed of the
Estate of Charline Stokes fled a
Complaint in the Court of Com-
mon Pleas of Ottawa County,
Probate Division, 315 Madison
Street, Port Clinton, Ohio, Case
No. 20091298A, for the purpose
of confrmation of the Adminis-
trator with the Will Annexed to
sell the estates real property.
Defendant Donald Highwarden
is required to answer the above
action within twenty-eight (28)
days after last publication, which
shall be published once a week
for six consecutive weeks. (Pub-
lished in The Beacon: September
27, 2012- November 1, 2012)
KOCHER & GILLUM James C.
Barney (0063739) Attorneys for
Plaintiff 101 Madison Street
Port Clinton, Ohio 43452 (419)
732-3135.
BOAT
FOR SALE
Carlsten 13 5 Marsh / Layout
Boat $600 Call 419-966-6023.
CONDO
FOR SALE
HARBORSIDE WATER-
FRONT CONDO WITH 30
DEEDED BOAT SLIP AND
23 TIARA SPORT BOAT
FOR SALE !!!
Top Floor, 2 BD, 2 BA, Town-
house Condo with Spectacular
view of Marina and Portage
River Boat Traffc. Back View of
Lake Erie Islands. New Berber
Carpet, Floors and Blinds with
Newer Appliances. Walking Dis-
tance to Jet Express Dock and
Port Clinton Downtown.23
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to go. Boat, Dock and Condo
for $149,900. Call 757-567-
7053.
CONDO
FOR RENT
TWO Townhouses for Rent by
Marblehead Lighthouse, 2 Bed-
room, 2 Bath. ONE - Fully Fur-
nished, ONE - Unfurnished. Both
with garage. Available October
1st. 419-656-4474.
Greencove Condo by Davis-
Besse. Townhouse - fully fur-
nished. No pets. No smoking.
Available September through
April 1, 2013. Call 614-620-
4360.
Off Season Rental. September -
May. 1 Bedroom, WATERFRONT
#2, Port Clinton. $500 plus
electric. 419-438-2310.
One bedroom Green Cove condo
on lake. All amenities. $550.00,
plus electric. Available Septem-
ber through Memorial Day/2013.
Call 614-563-5729.
1 Bedroom furnished condo
includes washer/drier, cable,
WIFI, water, sewer, trash. $475
month plus electric. Port Clinton
419-308-1698.
FOR
RENT
For Rent Workshop/Warehouse/
Storage Space. 15 x 32 - 22 x
27 - 20 x 48 - and 24 x 48
units: metered electric, heat,
overhead and man doors: Port
Clinton and West Port Clinton
location: rents starting @ $125
per month for additional infor-
mation call John at 419-345-
9135.
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Home Improvement
Cleaning
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Residential/Commercial Mowing
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LAWN
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PAINTING ETC
Interior/Exterior Drywall
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Wallpaper Removal
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419-624-0383
Painting
STEPS Provider Agency is seeking Direct Care staff to
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
18 X 35 X 114
All electric, well insulated, heated, separate utilities
Quality Construction/Competitive Pricing
5460 Port Clinton Eastern Rd.
Lakeside-Marblehead, OH
419-547-7567 or 419-618-1625(cell)
Located behind Friendship Station - Rt. 269
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LEGAL AD/NOTIFICATION
BOAT FOR SALE
CONDO FOR SALE
CONDO FOR RENT
FOR RENT
PRODUCE
FOR SALE
TOMATOES AND BI-COLOR
CORN for SALE!! U pick or we
pick. John Tracey 1487 So.
Hartshorn, Marblehead. 419-
798-5241.
GARAGE
SALE
SATURDAY ONLY!! SEP-
TEMBER 29TH 9 TO 2PM.
Halloween and Christmas Good-
ies... 12-foot Christmas tree,
beer pong table, riding lawn-
mower, sanders, dryer, lots of
STUFF!!! 2768 Sand Road
PC Look for the deck!!
MOVING
SALE
FRIDAY, SATURDAY 9-4,
SUNDAY 10-3. DISHES,
GLASSWARE, COLLECT-
IBLES, FURNITURE, HOUSE-
HOLD & HOLIDAY ITEMS.
231 W 3RD STREET, PORT
CLINTON
MOVING/
GARAGE SALE
3401 North Karwood Dr.,
Catawba. Friday & Saturday
9/28 & 9/29 9AM-3PM. House-
hold items, Appliances, Storage
items, Golf balls.
MARBLEHEAD - off Bay Shore.
2439 South Brooke Circle. Sat-
urday 29th 9-4pm AND Sun-
day 30th from 9-12PM. Lots of
Everything!!
HELP WANTED/
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Out of high school? We want
you on our bright, successful
sales team! Paid training trans-
portation/lodging. Unlimited
income potential. 877-646-5050
Live like a popstar. Now hiring
10 spontaneous individuals.
Travel full time. Must be 18+.
Transportation and hotel provid-
ed. Call Loraine 877-777-2091.
Movie Extras/Actors Make up to
$300/day. No experience. All
looks and ages. Call 1-877-460-
0656.
REAL
ESTATE
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price/investment $0- Down,
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LOTS
FOR SALE
WATERFRONT MARBLEHEAD
BUILDING LOT in high end gated
community off Bay Shore Road
with a 300 private beach, huge
private marina, clubhouse &
pool. Build a 50 dock at your
back door! $80,000 by owner.
Call 216-225-5775.
MICROWAVE
FOR SALE
Whirlpool Microwave Table
Model New April 2011 Excellent
Condition - Moving. $105 Call
419-734-1608.
MISCELLANEOUS/
MISC. FOR SALE
FOR SALE- Slate Pool Table, 44
x 88, Home model built by Edi-
son Billiards complete with
accessories in very good condi-
tion. Tear down and moving are
buyer responsibility. Photos can
be e-mailed. Asking $400 Call:
419-732-7846 or 239-273-
5246.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-
FLUTE,CLARINET, VIOLIN, Trum-
pet, Trombone, Amplifer, Fender
Guitar $70 ea. Many others at
similar savings. 516-377-7907.
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($25.00 off your frst prescrip-
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CASH FOR CARS, Any Make or
Model! Free Towing. Sell it
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5784.
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$
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$
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$
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E
W
2013 Dodge Dart
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$
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$
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N
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W
$
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#C125152 MSRP $31,920
$
18,999*
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2012 Dodge Journey
#C12C334 MSRP $23,990
N
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W
$
19,699*
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#C12J160 MSRP $21,625
$
19,602*
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#B3501 MSRP $20,680
Baumann Price
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#ND1273 Crew Cab MSRP $35,320
$
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$
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2012 Chrysler 200
#B2048 MSRP $22,220
*Prices include all rebates & incentives plus tax, title, license & document fees with approved credit. See dealer for details.
Harbor Lanes Port Clinton, OH
24 Lane Bowling Alley & Bar
Being Sold as On Going Business
Bids Due Thursday October 25, 2012 @ 5:00 PM
Harbor Lanes is located at: 311 Buckeye Ave., Port Clinton, OH 43452
Offers 24 Computerized lanes, with locker rooms, private bar area,
full kitchen, liquor license, fall league schedule and events for 2012.
The building is 21,512 SqFt. on 1.68 Ac with approx 220 of frontage.
The property is buying sold as an on-going business to include all the
equipment and D5/D6 liquor license w/ Sunday & 2AM Permit.
BROKER PARTICIPATION WELCOME!
Call to Request a Bid Packet w/ Terms & Due Diligence.
Visit Our Website for More Info
BIDS DUE BY:
Thursday, October 25th, 2012 BY 5PM
- TO -
WILSON AUCTION & REALTY CO., LTD.
825 N. Main St. Bryan, OH 43506
Toll Free: 866-870-5500
Auctioneers: Wayne M. Wilson CAI, Brent J. Wilson CAI
www.WilsonAuctionLtd.com
SEALED BID AUCTION
Place your
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Email your info to cheryl@thebeacon.net
PRODUCE FOR SALE
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PETS
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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
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AUTOS WANTED/
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The Beacon
$166,000.
TwoBedroomSpinnakerBaycondoina
fabulouslocation.
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cheerfulw/openfloorplan.
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Islands
$299,000.
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$450,000.
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$500,000.
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144ftofwaterfrontage.
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$369,000.
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fireplace,spaciousbedrooms,great
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MARBLEHEAD. 9023 ROCKPORT
CATAWBA ISLAND. 2875 N. TRILLIUM
PORT CLINTON. 121 SCHOONER POINT
CATAWBA ISLAND. 3246. N. MARINA VIEW
PORT CLINTON. 1240. E. HICKORY GROVE
I Sell Views!
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Real Estate Mortgages Title Insurance
Contact Me: 419-732-3020
Mobile: 419-356-0348
www.SWoodson.com
woodson@thirdplanet.net
NEW
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OPENHOUSES
PORTCLINTON.208ClintonReef..............................SAT1-3........ $129,900.
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NEW
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LISTING!
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Real Estate Services
419-341-0276 (Cell)
419-798-5132 (Office)
To view a complete list of available
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CRS CRB, E-PRO
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PerfectforEntertaining
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$329,000
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$99,000
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Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Catawba Offce 4054 East Harbor Road Port Clinton, OH 43452 877-734-5751
Catawba
2-3bed/2bath/2cargarage
Granite,ceramictile,stainlessappliances
www.howardhanna.com/20120695
$274,900
Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
Port Clinton
8acresatRt2&Rt53S
Primelocationforbusiness
$395,000
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3bed1bathhome
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Largefencedbackyard
$104,000
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Ownitall!Nolotrent!
2001RVonlotwith30ftslip
PortageRiverminutestoLake
$18,000
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Oak Harbor
3bed2bathwellmaintained
Open&spacious/Floridaroom
acrelotclosetodockage
$119,900
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Catawba
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$495,000
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$276,900
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Port Clinton
Private7.1acresofPaulsonRd.
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$269,900
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Private7.1acresofPaulsonRd.
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$269,900
Port Clinton
CountrylivingclosetotheBay
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Karmen 419-656-9188
Marblehead
PerryViewEstates,moveincondition
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www.howardhanna.com/20121437
$124,000
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$234,000
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$169,900
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100ftdockwithwater&electric
Panoramicviewfrom3seasonroom
$319,000
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$169,000
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large deck overlooking 75 of private boat dockage. $650,000

Directions: NE Catawba Road
(State Route 53N) to Nor-Easter Drive, over bridge
at Gem Beach Marina then watch for signs
CONTACT: CAROL LOACH 419-420-2360
or STEVE LOACH 419-421-7094
CATAWBA 2881 SHAD ROW - HARBOR ISLAND
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