The Beacon - July 12, 2012

The interest in our area was
once again demonstrated to us

this past weekend during the
2012 Parade of Homes. We had
literally thousands of folks tour-
ing all of the top developments
in our area. All of our customers
on the Tour of Homes told us
that they had incredible traffc
over the weekend and will be
able to spend the next several
weeks just following up on the
serious prospects. My thanks to
our sponsors and to the devel-
opers for helping make the 5th
Annual Catawba/Marblehead
Parade of Homes a HUGE SUC-
CESS!!!
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An old friend and an old
friend of Ottawa County
is leaving us to be closer to
his family. Dave Coach
Martin of Oak Harbor
moved to Columbus last Fri-
day. He has been a long-serving
member of the Ottawa County
Community Foundation Board
of Trustees and was probably the
worlds foremost authority on
the Port Clinton Oak Harbor
football rivalry. Dave was the
Head Coach of the Rocket teams
back in the early 1960s.
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Our Find Wylie winner this
week is Rich Bogacki who was
among the 162 contestants
who found Wylie in the ad
for Jamies Carpet on page 6A
in last weeks Beacon. Rich wins
our weekly $20 gift card from
Friendship Food Stores. Well be
hiding Wylie again this week, if
you fnd him, drop off an entry
form at our offce in the Beacon
Place Business Center or click
on the Find Wylie Icon at our
website www.thebeacon.net.
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The Conestoga Neighborhood
will have their potluck/meet-
ing tonight, July 12 from 5:30 to
7 p.m. at the Shelter House at
Lakeview Park. Bring a covered
dish to share and chow down!
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My old friend Bob Gatewood,
lead singer with Calabash, re-
cently received a very special and
long overdue honor. The Cleve-
land Chapter of the National
Academy of Television Arts
and Sciences gave the long time
Put-in-Bay entertainer an Emmy
Gold Certifcate in honor of his
2003 Emmy nomination. Bob
recently formed a new Coun-
try Music group called Trailer
Trash that is making regular ap-
pearances at T&Js Smokehouse
on Put-in-Bay. Congratulations
Bobby!
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By JOHN SCHAFFNER
Parade of Homes a big success!
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Monday
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Publisher
One of the grand traditions of our area
is the annual National Rife and Pistol
Championships at Camp Perry. One of
the even grander traditions of the Na-
tional Matches is the First Shot Cere-
mony that opens the matches. Mondays
event was no different.
Lt. Gen. William E. Ingram, Director of
the Army National Guard, made his re-
marks noting the history of Camp Perry
and these shooting events. He noted how
Camp Perry and the National Matches
were begun under the leadership of then
President Theodore Roosevelt, a former
army offcer himself who led a famous
charge up San Juan Hill. He also took
note of the poor shooting skills of the
men in his charge. Ingram noted that
President Roosevelt recognized the need
for a continuing program to improve
shooting skills of both the military and
the civilian population.
Ingram was then handed a classic
World War II vintage M1 Garand and
fred the frst shot downrange open-
ing the 2012 National Rife and Pistol
Championships.
Prior to the frst shot, a pair of U.S.
Army Bradley Fighting vehicles rolled in
and demonstrated an evasive maneuver
while soldiers ran down the ramp in the
back and set up a defensive perimeter
followed by a single soldier carrying the
American Flag which was raised open-
ing the ceremony. The fag was handed
to Gary Anderson, Director Emeritus of
the Civilian Marksmanship Program.
The National Rife and Pistol Cham-
pionships will continue through August
15 at Camp Perry. The hosting of these
world renowned shooting events is a co-
operative venture among the CMP, the
National Rife Association and the Ohio
National Guard. They consist of the Na-
tional Trophy Rife and Pistol Matches
and Small Arms Firing Schools which are
mandated by federal law and governed
by the CMP and the NRA National Rife
and Pistol Championships, which are
conducted by the NRA in conjunction
with the National Matches. They have
been held at Camp Perry since 1907.
Over 5,400 individuals from all 50 states
competed in the CMP National Trophy
Matches and Small Arms Firing Schools
in 2011. Approximately 500 volunteers
and Ohio National Guard personnel
come to Camp Perry to support the Na-
tional Matches. In total, the National
Matches generate upwards of $14-Mil-
lion for the local economy each year.
President Barack Obama made
two unannounced stops in Ot-
tawa County Thursday during
the frst day of his Betting on
America bus tour.
Valerie Winterfeld was at Kozy
Corners with her kids on Thurs-
day when Secret Service agents
announced the Presidents plan
to stop there for lunch. She said
they searched the restaurant and
the diners and brought a dog
through to sweep the place. Then
in walked the President.
He sat down and ate lunch
right next to us, she said. He
was really down to earth. Almost
to the point where you didnt re-
alize it was the President.
According to Winterfeld, no-
body talked politics but instead
Obama patiently made his way to
everyone in the restaurant, shak-
ing hands, posing for pictures and
asking the locals how the summer
was going. He even shared his pie
with Winterfelds 8-year-old son,
Mason.
Locals Frank
and Deb
Dimasso pose
for a picture
with Presi-
dent Barack
Obama dur-
ing his sur-
prise lunch
stop at Kozy
Corners in
Oak Harbor
last week.
PHOTO
BY VALERIE
WINTERFIELD
Presidential surprise
National matches begin
Obama stops at two Ottawa County businesses
See OBAMA 4A
Three-Star General fres frst shot at Camp Perry
PHOTO BY JOHN SCHAFFNER
Lt. Gen. William Ingram Jr., Director of the Army National Guard, fred the frst shot down range to open the 2012 National
Rife and Pistol Championships at Camp Perry on Monday morning.
For infomation
The Ottawa County runs from July 16-22
at 7880 W. Ohio 163 in Oak Harbor,. For
information, call the fair offce at 419-898-
1971 or visit www.ottawa countyfair.org.
The Ottawa County Fair kicks off Monday
at the fairgrounds and runs through Sunday,
July 22. Below are some of the highlights:
Monday
7:30 p.m. Grande Parade
8:30 p.m. King and Queen Contest
Tuesday
8-10 p.m. Jessica Kenney Band
8 p.m. Wagon Wheel IPRA Rodeo
Wednesday Senior Day
Seniors events planned throughout the
day including live entertainment. wagon
tours, cornhole and an ice cream social
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Crimson Lights
7 p.m. Cheerleading Contest
Thursday Money Day
5:30 & 9 p.m. Journey Tribute Band
6:30 p.m. Smash-It Demo Derby
Friday
7 p.m. Open Pickup and Semi Pull
7:30 to 9 p.m. Connor Rose & Main
Street Band
Saturday Veterans Day
7 p.m. Lucas Oil PPL & OSTPA Truck
& Tractor Pull
9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Square Dance
with Legacy II
Sunday
6:30 p.m. Ohio Idol
2A Thursday, July 12, 2012
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Obituaries
Dolores Heydinger
Aug. 31, 1941 July 7, 2012
Dolores Mary (Kellerman) Hey-
dinger, age 70, passed away on July
7, 2012, at the University of Toledo
Medical Center from complications
after a routine procedure. She was
surrounded by her husband and
sons.
Dolores was born in Sandusky on
Aug. 31, 1941, and was a lifelong resi-
dent of the area. She attended Holy
Angels grammar school and graduated from St. Mary
High school in 1959 where she played the school operettas
during her career. She graduated from Mary Manse Col-
lege in Toledo with her teaching degree in 1964. She then
taught frst grade and kindergarten in the Sandusky City
Schools for twenty-two years, from 1964 until her retire-
ment in 2002, with time out for raising her own family.
She also worked for Kiddie Koral during her child rear-
ing years. Children always came frst in her life, as she was
born to teach.
In her later years, despite her many health challenges, she
remained an avid traveler, always keeping a bag packed for
spur of the moment trips. She claimed 48 states and most
of the Provinces, and had visited Europe and Alaska sev-
eral times and Africa once. She was active for many years
in various church and school ministries, serving on the
St. Peter and Paul School Board, until health issues forced
her to gradually withdraw. She also enjoyed the outdoors,
family gatherings, and the special apple of her eye, her
only granddaughter, Taliesin.
Dolores is survived by her husband of 46 years, Michael,
sons Scott of Lexington KY, Marcus of Sandusky, and
Charles (Vicki) of Savannah GA, a granddaughter Tali,
her brother, Marcus (Carol) Kellerman of Santa Fe NM,
an aunt, Annie Parker of Put-in-Bay, numerous cousins,
nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her
parents, Marcus and Mary (Parker) Kellerman, an infant
son, Joseph Marcus, a brother-in-law, Lauren Joseph Hey-
dinger and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, July 12, from 2 PM
until 4 PM and from 6 PM until 8 PM, at the David F.
Koch Funeral Home, 520 Columbus Ave., Sandusky. A
Rosary will be recited at 8 PM at the funeral home. On
Friday morning, July 13, 2012, prayers will be recited at
the funeral home at 9:40 AM followed by a Mass of Chris-
tian Burial at 10 AM at St. Peter and Paul Church, 510
Columbus Avenue, Sandusky, with Rev. Franklin Peter
Kehres offciating. Burial will take place immediately fol-
lowing at Calvary Cemetery, with a luncheon to follow in
the parish Gathering Space. The family requests that in
lieu of fowers, memorial contributions may be made to
the Scholarship Fund of the Huron High School Alumni
Association, Box 112, Huron, OH 44839, or St Peter and
Paul Church, 510 Columbus Ave., Sandusky, OH 44870,
or to ones favorite charity.
Your memories and words of comfort may be expressed
to Doloress family at davidfkoch.com.
Alton Lambert
March 8, 1929 July 4, 2012
Alton Lambert, 83, of Curtice, passed away Wednesday,
July 4, at his residence.
Visitation and Celebration of Life was Monday, July 9,
in the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory.
Interment followed in Lakeview Cemetery, Port Clinton.
Alice Nehls
Died July 7, 2012
Alice Elizabeth Sauer Nehls, 90, of Oak Harbor, passed
away Saturday, July 7, at the Admirals Point Nursing
Home, Huron.
Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 10, at
Robinson-Walker Funeral Home, 165 E. Water St., Oak
Harbor. Funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at
Trinity United Church of Christ, 17955 W. Third St., El-
liston, with interment in Elliston Cemetery.
Mildred Stein
March 4, 1913 July 1, 2012
Mildred Agnes Stein (nee Bednarik), 98, of Catawba Is-
land, passed away on Sunday, July 1.
Prayers and visitation were held at the Busch Funeral
Home in Parma last week with interment in Brooklyn
Heights Cemetery, Cleveland.
Gilbert Park
Oct. 18, 1942 July 6, 2012
Gilbert H. Park, 69, of Silver Springs, Fla., and formerly
Port Clinton, Ohio died Friday, July 6, at Malcom Randall
VA Medical Center, Gainesville, Fla., following a brief ill-
ness.
He was born on Oct. 18, 1942, the son of Howard and
Rose (Sebestiano) Park. Gilbert served in the United States
Navy 1959-1963 and was proud to be a Veteran. He was a
retired Carpenter and Building Contractor, most recently
self employed, retiring in 2007. Gilbert enjoyed snowmo-
biling, golfng, traveling, camping, fshing and spending
time with his family. He especially enjoyed spending time
with his faithful dog, Curley, who he has now been reunit-
ed with.
On Sept. 11, 1992 he married Robbie Jean Lollis in Ten-
nessee and she survives. Also surviving are his daughter,
Roseann (Rob) Hickman, Port Clinton, and son, Gilbert
H. Park Jr., Oak Harbor; sister, Ida (James) Patterson, Bai-
leyton, Ten.; brother, Dennis (Sharon) Park, Oak Harbor,
Ohio: grandchildren, Dallas Trumbull, Marion, Ohio,
Dustin (Rachel) Trumbull, Port Clinton, Tracey (Andrea)
Park, Fremont, and Andrew Park, Oak Harbor; great
grandchildren Ryleigh Trumbull, Gage Freyman, Char-
lotte Freyman, Kennedy Trumbull, Nevaeh Park and Mia
Park; and many nieces and nephews.
Gilbert was preceded in death by his parents, sisters De-
lores DeMars and Janet Park, brothers Scott Park and Del-
bert Park and grandson, Tyler Shane Trumbull.
At Gilberts request, cremation services have taken place
at Moring Funeral Home in Melrose, Fla. A memorial
service will be held for the family at a later date. Memo-
rial contributions may be made to Malcom Randall VA
Medical Center, Voluntary Service Offce, 1601 SW Ar-
cher Road., Gainesville, FL 32608 in memory of Gilbert
H. Park.
Daniel B. Toris Sr.
Aug 25, 1958 July 7, 2012
Daniel B. Toris Sr., 53, of Port Clinton, passed away, Sat-
urday, July 7, at the Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland.
Visitation was held at Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral
Home & Crematory, Port Clinton. Funeral service was
conducted by Pastor Bruce Batchelor-Glader and Rev.
James Lehman at Tuesday in Trinity United Methodist
Church with interment in Riverview Cemetery, Port Clin-
ton.
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were excited but a bit nonchalant about
the whole experience.
I dont think they understand the mag-
nitude of it, their mom said.
After the almost hour-long stop in Oak
Harbor, the President boarded his bus and
headed through Ottawa County to Ohio
269 and Bergman Orchards in Danbury
Township.
Valerie Sandy, a full-time teacher and
part-time employee at Bergmans, said
her workday few by Thursday with all the
commotion surrounding the visit.
It was just surreal, she said.
A Danbury police offcer delivered the
shocking news to the staffer when he
showed up and asked her to start clear-
ing shoppers out of the store. Next, Secret
Service agents arrived to do a sweep of the
building and the crew before the work-
ers were allowed back in to ready for the
visit. Soon after, the motorcade pulled in
and Obama, dressed casually in khakis and
an oxford shirt, greeted the owners, staff
and a few bystanders allowed back in for
the visit.
He just came right up to us and was su-
per nice, Sandy said, while is this really
happening? just kept running through
her mind.
Obama did some shopping, picking up
peaches and sweet corn and leaving his
change $17 in the Help the Berg-
man girls go to Las Vegas fund.
Sandy said it didnt take long for word of
the stop to spread around the area. Locals
streamed through the stand throughout
the day to hear the story.
After his stop at Bergmans, Obama con-
tinued on to a planned stop in Sandusky.
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Going to the island or need a day at Monsoon La-
goon to cool off? Then support the American Cancer
Society by purchasing a duck for the second annual
Duck Drop to be held at 11 a.m. Aug. 18 at Monsoon
Lagoon. Your $10 duck purchase will give you a choice
of a one-day Waterpark Pass to Monsoon Lagoon or a
Round Trip Ferry Ticket to Put-in-Bay on the Miller
Boat Line. All ducks will be dropped into the lazy river
at Monsoon Lagoon and the frst to fnish wins the
grand prize of $700. Second is $500 and third will be
$300 worth of local gift certifcates. Last year it took
4 minutes for the ducks to race around the lazy river.
Support the cause by purchasing your tickets today
in memory or honor of someone you know who has
suffered with cancer. These tickets are available at the
OurGuest Inn & Suites, 220 E. Perry St. in Port Clinton
or Mutachs Market in Danbury at the corner of North
Shore Boulevard and Ohio 163. The goal is to sell out
and tickets are going fast.
Later that day, Aug. 18, will be the fourth annual
Chemo Crawl in Port
Clinton. Get a group to
crawl for cancer. There
will be fve local stops in
downtown Port Clinton
and the evening will end
at Mango Mamas from
8 p.m. to midnight with
a DJ and reverse raffe.
You will start the crawl
at the OurGuest Inn at
200 E. Perry and hit the
pavement to complete
and fnish at Mango
Mamas.
For information, visit
www.occashforcancer.
com or call 419-734-
7111 for questions and
package information.
Duck Drop,
Chemo Crawl
coming up
Have you been noticing giant black
plumes of smoke in the sky around
Lake Erie lately? The local Pheasants
Forever chapter and the Ottawa Soil
& Water Conservation District have
been conducting prescribed burns as
a fundamental part of the Lake Erie
Cooperative Weed Management Area
program. This program aims to pro-
tect, restore, and enhance the West-
ern Lake Erie Basin landscape and
wetlands by coordinating efforts to
identify, prevent and control invasive
species.
The main target species is Phrag-
mites australis, also known as the
common reed. Phragmites is a non-
native, invasive wetland plant that
has a very complex root system and
spreads quickly by means of under-
ground rhizomes that produce new
shoots. Phragmites can grow to be
15-feet tall and is very tolerant to
changes; however, there is no mod-
ern day use for this reed and it chokes
out any other native vegetation that
would otherwise be benefcial to
wildlife and the condition of the wet-
land.
The process of eliminating this in-
vasive plant is to apply water-safe
herbicides for two seasons to ensure
that all the Phragmites in that loca-
tion has been killed. Afterwards, a
site-specifed prescribed burn is con-
ducted to rejuvenate the soil and ac-
tivate the native seed bank. In some
instances, seeds may be planted into
the burned area to increase the sur-
vival rate of native vegetation.
Since the start of this program in
the fall of 2010, nearly 2,500 acres
of Phragmites has been treated and
more than 100 property owners have
been a part of the solution. If you are
aware of Phragmites growing on your
property, contact the Ottawa Soil &
Water Conservation District at 419-
898-1595 to begin eliminating the
invasive plant and help restore your
wetland.
Thanks to grants received through
the Great Lakes Restoration Initia-
tive, this program is available free of
charge to landowners in Lucas, Ot-
tawa, Erie and Sandusky counties.
Prescribed burns part of
weed management program
David R. Bush, PhD., Heidelberg
University, Tiffn, will present a pro-
gram at 7 p.m. July 16 at the Ida Rupp
Public Library covering his archeo-
logical work at the Johnsons Island
Confederate Prison and Cemetery.
Bush began his archeological study
of the Johnsons Island site in 1989.
Professor Bushs research has yielded
many signifcant fnds on the Island,
including the location of Fort Hill,
Fort Johnson (the prison stockade)
and the dock area. Excavations and
digs have been used to study several
of the sinks (latrines), the powder
magazine for Fort Hill, a prison well
and portions of two prison blocks.
The archeological research and ex-
cavations are being used to determine
the conditions in which the Confed-
erate Offcers were held and also to
locate abandoned personal posses-
sions that may be on the site. Much
has been accomplished through
Bushs efforts and the efforts of his
archeology students.
The Ida Rupp Public Library is
proud to have a distinguished re-
searcher as Bush speak at the facility
during the Lincoln: The Constitution
and the Civil War exhibition on dis-
play until July 31 and presented by
the American Library Association
and The National Constitution Cen-
ter.
For information, check out Bushs
website http://www.heidelberg.edu/
academiclife/distinctive/chma/john-
sonsisland.
Prof to discuss archeological
research on prison site
Joyful Connections will be hosting its signature event,
Family Frenzy, on Saturday, Sept. 29, in the Banquet Hall
at the Ottawa County Fairgrounds. Family Frenzy will
be played in a similar fashion to the game show Family
Feud.
Joyful Connections is
seeking six teams of fve
players to compete in this
fun-flled event. The ques-
tions are designed to raise
a laugh from the audience,
so teams must be prepared
to have some fun. Answers
for the questions are based
on what the survey says.
A prize will be awarded to the winning team along with
bragging rights for next years event.
The team registration fee is $125 and includes a chicken
barbecue and rib dinner and soft drinks for all fve team
members. A cash bar will be available.
Deadline to register is Aug. 15. Your team name will be
used in advertising the event. Only six teams are eligible
for this event. Entry will be on a frst-come, frst-serve ba-
sis.
For information or to register your team, contact Sheila
Powell at 567-262-3181.
All proceeds beneft Joyful Connections.
Joyful Connections mission is to provide a healthy, safe,
and home-like environment where children can interact
with family members in a non-judgmental setting.
Teams sought for Family Frenzy
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wash at the Community Market location in Port Clinton
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for $15 and 3 for $20.
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ing at 11 a.m. The cost is $20 with proceeds going to the
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They are having a Local Songwriters Night at the new
Listening Room at the downtown Port Clinton Our
Guest Inn this Monday, July 16. Local featured artists will
be Ron Nisch, Jerry Davenport and Ron Miller. Sounds
like a fun night and its FREE!
There are a couple of special events coming up this
month at Harbor Lanes on Buckeye Blvd. in Port Clin-
ton. First will be a Cornhole Tournament this Saturday
July 14 with a $100 frst prize based on 10 teams. Practice
starts at 11 a.m. with the frst round beginning at 12:30.
The entry fee is $20 per team (pre-registered) and $30
per team for walk-ins. Then, later in the month on Satur-
day, July 28, there will be an indoor/outdoor Flea Market
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only 15 spaces available inside. For more information
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Garden renovation
The Friends of Port Clinton Parks is pleased to an-
nounce the completion of the renovation of the garden in
Lakeview Park. Over the past several years, Maxine Carni-
com and Barbara McLaury, with help from their spouses,
have been restoring the garden. However, the crumbling
retaining wall and the narrow, uneven sidewalk around
the garden made it less at-
tractive than it could be.
That has all been changed
with the completion of this
project. The retaining wall
has been rebuilt and a new
handipcapped acecessible sidewalk now surrounds the
garden. The sidewalk connects with the sidewalk on the
south side of the paved parking lot to make the garden
truly accessible.
In addition, thanks to the generosity of Tom and Lois
Evans of Masonry Construction, a concrete pad has been
added along the garden sidewalk on which a park bench
will soon be placed. Tom and Lois also added six concrete
pads along the south sidewalk so the trash cans will no
longer have to sit on the sidewalk itself, obstructing foot
and wheelchair traffc.
To complete the renovation of the garden, the City of
Port Clinton has contributed a delightful bronze statue of
a young girl walking her dogs which has been placed on a
pedestal in the fron section
of the garden. The pedestal
is yet another generous gift
from Masonry Construc-
tion. It is a marvelous addi-
tion to a beautiful feature of
Lakeview Park.
The Friends of Port Clin-
ton Parks thanks all those
who have contributed to
this project over the past
year. Special thanks to the
Harry Stensen Memorial
Fund for a generous gift
to enable this project. The
next project the Friends
hope to complete is to pave
under the small pavilion in
the south-east quarter of
Lakeview Park. When this
project is completed, the
pavilion will be rededicated
as the Underwood Pavilion,
in memory of Bob Under-
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member of Friends of Port
Clinton Parks and a great
friend and benefactor of
this community.
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Dave Mehl, Treasurer
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The National Oceanic & Atmospheric
Administrations National Centers for
Coastal Ocean Science issued the frst-
ever seasonal harmful algal bloom fore-
cast for Lake Erie at an all-day press event
Thursday at Ohio State Universitys Stone
Laboratory. The forecast predicts a mild
bloom, similar to conditions last seen in
2007 and about one-tenth the size of last
years bloom.
A mild bloom is great news for this
year, said Dr. Jeffrey Reutter, Director of
Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Laboratory.
But this is happening because were in
a drought, not because phosphorus load-
ing to Lake Erie has improved. If we have
a real wet spring in 2013, we could be
right back to where we were.
Phosphorus, which is contained in
many commercial fertilizers, tends to be
the nutrient that determines how much
this harmful algal species can grow in
Lake Erie. Phosphorus usually enters the
lake in the form of fertilizer runoff from
agricultural felds, as well as through
combined sewer overfows caused by
heavy rains.
Representatives from NOAA, the Uni-
versity of Toledo, Heidelberg University
and Ohio Sea Grant were on hand to not
only answer questions related to the fore-
cast and HABs in general, but also dem-
onstrated techniques used to sample algal
blooms as part of a science cruise onto
Lake Erie. Sampling algal concentrations
is an important part of validating and re-
fning computer models like the one used
to create NOAAs forecast, because it al-
lows researchers to determine whether
model predictions match up with actual
conditions in the lake.
Its not enough to have satellite imag-
es, explains Dr. Richard Stumpf, Ocean-
ographer at NCCOS. Without feld data,
you have nothing. This summer, that
data will be collected at Stone Lab to help
NOAA modelers further improve the al-
gorithms used to convert satellite images
of Lake Erie into actual and predicted
algal concentrations. Collaborations
with the National Center for Water Qual-
ity Research at Heidelberg University, as
well as with the University of Toledo, also
continue to provide information on nu-
trient levels in the lake and its tributaries.
In addition to the morning press events,
a live webinar also allowed additional
reporters and the general public to ask
questions about the forecast, HABs and
nutrient loading in Lake Erie. More than
100 people attended the online session,
which is available for viewing at go.osu/
habsforecast.
Harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie most
often consist of Microcystis, a cyanobac-
terium more commonly called blue-
green alga that can produce a liver
toxin called microcystin. The toxin can
be removed from drinking water drawn
from the lake, but increases the cost of
water treatment by $3,000 or more per
day. In addition, Microcystis can severely
reduce tourism income, as recreational
water use is made hazardous by the toxin,
or unpleasant by layers of blue-green al-
gae foating on the waters surface. Being
able to forecast the HABs extent allows
community offcials and tourism manag-
ers to prepare for its impacts and adjust
seasonal budgets in advance instead of
reacting to the event as it happens.
Located on the 6.5-acre Gibraltar Island
in Put-in-Bay harbor, Stone Laboratory is
The Ohio State Universitys Island Cam-
pus on Lake Erie and the education and
research facility of the Ohio Sea Grant
College Program. The Ohio State Univer-
sitys Ohio Sea Grant College Program is
part of NOAA Sea Grant, a network of
32 Sea Grant programs dedicated to the
protection and sustainable use of marine
and Great Lakes resources. For informa-
tion on Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Lab,
visit ohioseagrant.osu.edu.
Forecast predicts mild
Harmful Algal Bloom
Thanks to the Friends of the Ida Rupp
Public Library, guests will be able to sign
out an iPad for use inside the facility be-
ginning Monday, July 16. Three iPads were
purchased for adult use with funding from
the Friends and are loaded with apps and
ready to be explored.
We are very excited to bring you this new
4G technology and will be offering classes
in how to use iPads on July 17 and July 23.
Call to register at 419-732-3212.
Look for in-house iPads for children and
teens to be available in the next few weeks.
iPads available at library
The OSS Joint Solid Waste Manage-
ment District sponsored the sixth an-
nual Earth Camp in Ottawa, Sandusky
and Seneca counties during the month
of June. More than 180 students enter-
ing grades 1-6 in the three-county dis-
trict attended the one-day camp that
offered fun activities on recycling topics
and lessons on the importance of our
natural resources. Camps were held on
different days at Lakeview Park in Port
Clinton, Conner Park in Fremont and
Meadowbrook Park in Bascom.
Campers were separated into three
groups: Planet Protectors, Go Green
Gang and Recycling Rock Stars and each
group rotated through stations. Team
fags were made and carried with pride
to each session during the camp.
Specifc activities included Minute to
Win It Challenges, where campers com-
peted against teammates and learned
how to create their own games at home
by reusing materials around the house.
Composting 101 taught campers about
the components needed to produce a
good compost pile and its benefts. A
hands on activity, Extreme Papermak-
ing, allowed campers to add materials
such as seeds, glitter, fower petals, etc.
to their paper pulp in the process of
making their own paper. The children
learned the importance of properly dis-
posing of their trash by participating in
a litter cleanup. They also challenged
one another during a recycling obstacle
course. Campers took home baskets
made from old brown paper bags they
decorated. Each participating child re-
ceived a certifcate of achievement.
The guest speakers for the camps in-
cluded: Mike Conner, director of the
Franciscan Earth Literacy Center who
spoke on the importance of our natural
resources, renewable and non-renew-
able energy and solar power during the
Seneca County Earth Camp. The guest
speaker for the Sandusky County Earth
Camp included Magee Marshs Seasonal
Naturalist, Emily Heppner, from the
Ohio Department of Natural Resources,
Division of Wildlife. Heppner shared
facts on native Ohio wildlife, the habi-
tats in which they live and showed the
children various animal skins. Educa-
tors Becky Simpson, Arianne Horton
and Paige Weichman from the Ottawa
County Soil & Water Conservation
District provided a program called Oh
Deer during the Ottawa County Earth
Camp. The program demonstrated to
the campers what components are nec-
essary for animals to survive in their
natural habitats.
For general recycling information, Dis-
trict recycling collections or sponsored
events, log onto the OSS Solid Waste
Districts website at www.recycleoss.
org or search Ottawa Sandusky Seneca
Green Recycling Scene on Facebook.
The OSS Solid Waste District is gov-
erned by the Board of Commissioners
of Ottawa, Sandusky and Seneca county.
For information on District activities,
visit the www.recycleoss.org.
Summer Earth
Camps a big success
Twenty-fve years ago, Kathy Jo Sch-
weitzer became a member of the local Ki-
wanis Club of Port Clinton. As the advisor
of Port Clinton High School Key Club, she
had no idea that her name would go down
in history. But it certainly did, as she was
recently honored at the Kiwanis Interna-
tional Convention in New Orleans, with
the KI Legion of Honor Award. As a Dis-
tinguished Past-President, Schweitzer has
become one of the frst women (July 7,
1987 to Sept.30, 1988) in the world to join
the all-men service organization and to be
invited to this celebration of the 25th An-
niversary of Women in Kiwanis.
It was a long road before Schweitzer, or
any other woman, could become a Kiwan-
is member. While amendments to allow
women as offcial members continued to
fail year after year, that didnt stop wom-
en from taking on numerous roles. One
woman regularly attended a California Ki-
wanis club meeting for 58 years, but wasnt
allowed to be a member; she played the
piano during the meetings. Women not
only helped as musicians, but also were
the center of many Kiwanis social events.
Ladies nights became popular in the early
years, when men could invite their wives/
signifcant others to experience Kiwanis
fellowship.
Starting in 1973, the subject of open-
ing Kiwanis membership to women was
brought up in spirited debates for more
than a decade at every international con-
vention. Some felt that having women
would bring too much change. Others
were distressed to know that their spouses
must remain second-class persons, doing
much of the work, but not being able to
be a full-time member. Then, at the 1987
convention in Washington, D.C., 14 clubs
sponsored Amendment 2, fnally allowing
women into membership, passing by a 2/3
majority vote. Today, women make up 26
percent of Kiwanis membership world-
wide.
The Kiwanis Club of Port Clinton has a
membership of 69, including 19 women.
The club members have been able to give
many years of service by not only working
with/supporting athletic and other com-
munity organizations, but also providing
youth programs such as two Key Clubs,
Builders Club, Terrifc Kids, Key Leader,
Students-of-the-Month and Scholarships.
The clubs mission is clear: Kiwanis is a
global organization of volunteers dedicat-
ed to serving one child and one commu-
nity at a time. This is why both men and
women are now welcome, because it takes
everyone to accomplish this.
At the New Orleans Kiwanis International Convention, Port Clinton Kiwanis Distin-
guished Past-President Kathy Jo Schweitzer (center) received the 25-year Legion of
Honor Award, for being one of the frst Kiwanis women members in the world. Also
pictured are Kiwanis International President Alan Penn and First Lady, Geri.
Kiwanis International honors
PC Kiwanis frst woman
Nicole Lyle, Port Clintons Ohio Royal Ameri-
can Elegant Miss beauty title-holder, is headed
to Mobile, Ala., to compete for the national na-
tional title of American Royal Miss. Three local
sponsors are helping Lyle make the trip July 19-
22, they are: Great Lakes Popcorn, Perfect Color
Hair & Tan and the Knights of Columbus.
Lyle is the daughter of the Robin and Chet
Wisenbarger of Port Clinton and is active in the
Walleye Drop and the Eucharist ministry at Im-
maculate Conception Church.
Local to
compete for
national crown
Sign up for the 2012 Danbury Stone-
crusher football season is July 14 in the
Danbury High School Gym. Times are:
9 to 10 a.m. Sixth grade
10 to 11 a.m. Fifth grade
11 a.m. to noon Fourth grade
For questions, call Matt Polanco at 419-
798-6363 or Heather Vargo at 419-307-
2654.
Stonecrushers signup
Email angie@thebeacon.net
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Memorial
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Sunday, August 5
th

Registration begins @ noon.
Games begin @ 1PM
Sponsored by Camp Runinmuck
$20 per team - cash prizes awarded
Limited to 64 teams
50/50 raffes - beer - hot dogs
Free use of pool
Fun for the whole family!
* Deadline to register is July 28
th
Entry forms are available at Camp Runinmuck, Channel Grove
Marina and the Village Hardware & Marblehead Galley
For more information call 419-656-0030 or 419-798-8120.
All proceeds beneft the Clifford Bishoff Memorial
Scholarship Fund for Danbury High School Graduates
July 12
Diabetic Support
WHAT: The support group is
for anyone dealing with
Diabetes, including family
and friends and the time is
spent sharing ideas, recipes,
resources and
encouragement. Participants
are welcome to bring their
own lunch or purchase one
in the Fulton Street Caf
prior to noon and bring it to
the meeting. Coffee, tea and
water will be provided.
WHEN: Noon
WHERE: Magruder
Conference Center
INFO: www.
magruderhospital.com
Health Screening
WHAT: Cholesterol (Total/
LDL/HDL/Triglycerides),
blood pressure and glucose
screening is offered the
second Thursday of every
month. For appointments,
call 419-734-3131, ext.
3420,
WHERE: Magruder Hospital
WHEN: 1 p.m. the second
Thursday of each month
COST: $16
INFO: www.
magruderhospital.com
Strength Training
WHAT: Strength training
helps prevent age-related
muscle loss, in addition to
keeping bones and
metabolism strong.
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m
WHERE: Magruder
Conference Center
COST: $4 per session
INFO: 419-732-4061
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.;
weigh-in at 6 p.m. every
Thursday
WHERE: 320 E. Third St.,
Port Clinton
OR
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 11 a.m.
WHERE: Peace Lutheran
Church, 900 Jefferson St.,
Port Clinton
INFO: 419-515-4900
Sunset Cruise
WHAT: Relax while cruising
around Lake Erie, seeing the
sights from a brand new
perspective. Music and hors
doeuvres will be provided.
Gorgeous views of the sun
setting on the Lake provide
the perfect background for
pictures. (Rain date: July 19)
WHEN: 7 to 9:30 pm
WHERE: Jet Express, N.
Monroe St., Port Clinton
INFO: Sign up
419.734.5503 or
portclintonchamber.com
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group
for those affected by
anothers drinking
WHEN: 8 p.m. every
Thursday
WHERE: Trinity United
Meth. Church, 135 Adams
St. Port Clinton
July 13
Lakeside Farmers
Market
WHAT: Items include fresh
produce, honey, herbs and
homemade baked goods.
WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon
every Tuesday and Friday
WHERE: Walnut Avenue
between Second and Third
streets, Lakeside
INFO: 419.798.4461 or
lakesideohio.com
Growing Up Wild
WHAT: Nature-based, pre-
school activities from
Project Wild.
WHEN: 10 a.m.
WHERE: Sportsmens
Migratory Bird Center,
13229 W. Ohio 2, Oak
Harbor
COST: Free
INFO: 419-898-0960 or
friendsofmageemarsh.org
Jammy Dance
WHAT: Wear your jammies
and bring your teddy bear
to meet Rebecca Janni,
author of Every Cowgirl
Loves a Rodeo, Every
Cowgirl Needs Dancing
Boots and Every Cowgirl
Needs a Horse.
WHEN: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
WHERE: Ida Rupp Public
Library, 310 Madison St.,
Port Clinton
INFO: 419-732-3212; for
information on Janni, visit
www.rebeccajanni.com
Erie Shores Cruisers
WHAT: All makes and
models welcome for this
free car show featuring
music and 50/50 raffes
WHEN: 5 to 9 p.m. every
Friday
WHERE: Bassetts Market
parking lot at Ohio 53 and
163
INFO: Call Lynn Jones at
419-732-0261
July 14
Hike the Dikes:
Marsh Plants
WHAT: A cooperative
program with Magee
Marsh, Ottawa National
Wildlife Refuge and Black
Swamp Bird Observatory.
Explore a new topic each
month and see areas that
are normally closed to the
public. Attend three walks
and earn a very nice hickory
walking stick.
WHEN: 9 a.m.
WHERE: Sportsmens
Migratory Bird Center,
13229 W. Ohio 2, Oak
Harbor
COST: Free
INFO: 419.898.0960 or
friendsofmageemarsh.org
Youth Fishing Derby
WHAT: All kids must be
accompanied by an adult.
Bring your own poles, but
bait will be provided. Each
child will receive a coupon
for one hot dog and one
beverage. Food will be
available for adults to
purchase. Prizes will be
awarded
WHEN: 11 a.m. sign in;
ages 3-7 fsh from noon to
12:45 p.m.; ages 8-16 fsh
from 12:45 to 1:30 p.m.
WHERE: Oak Harbor
Conservation Club, 975 S.
Gordon Road, Oak Harbor
INFO: Scott Kieffer 419-
707-0232
Chicken BBQ
WHAT: Treat your family to
this famous BBQ chicken
dinner. Rain or shine, dine-
in, carry-out or drive-thru.
Youre sure to enjoy this
recipe that has been revered
for decades. Adult and non-
alcoholic beverages for
dine-in guests. All proceeds
go to support Catawbas
Volunteer Fire and EMS
services.
WHEN: 3:30 to 7 p.m.
WHERE: Catawba Island
volunteer Fire Department,
4730 E. Cemetery Road,
Port Clinton
INFO: 419.797.2424 or
civfd.org
Nature and Nautical
Sale
WHAT: All items will be in a
nature or nautical theme.
Sale will be in an enclosed
area.
WHERE: Marblehead
Lighthouse, Marblehead
INFO: 419.798.4877 or
marbleheadlighthouseohio.
org
July 15
Drive-in Church
WHAT: Outdoor worship
service. Come as you are...
Leave a little better.
Worship in your car with
service broadcasted from
enclosed wagon.
WHEN: 8 a.m. every Sunday
WHERE: Mon Ami Historic
Restaurant Parking Lot,
3845 Wine Cellar Road.,
Port Clinton
INFO: 419.732.3161 or
tumcpc.org
July 16
Kids Arts & Crafts
WHAT: Each Monday a
craft will be demonstrated
and all materials will be
provided to make the craft.
There will be two, one-hour
sessions per day of the
same craft. A different craft
will be demonstrated each
week.
WHEN: 10 to 11 a.m. and
11 a.m. to noon every
Monday
WHERE: Lakeview Park,
1100 E. Perry St., Port
Clinton
COST: $2/child
INFO: 419.734.5522, ext. 8
48th Annual
Ottawa County Fair
WHAT: King and queen
crowning, livestock exhibits,
live entertainment, cornhole
tournament, demolition
derby, tractor pulls, rides,
games, food and more.
WHEN: Daily through July
22
WHERE: Ottawa County
Fairgrounds, 7880 W. State
Rt. 163, Oak Harbor
INFO: 419.898.2210 or
ottawacountyfair.org
Genoa Farmers
Market
WHERE: Genoa Town Hall
Lawn, 509 Main St., Genoa
WHEN: 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Mondays
INFO: 419.855.7761, ext.
238 or genoachamber.com
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group
for those affected by
anothers drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every
Monday
WHERE: St. Thomas
Episcopal Church, 214 E.
Second St., Port Clinton
July 17
Lakeside
Farmers Market
WHAT: Items include fresh
produce, honey, herbs and
homemade baked goods.
WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon
every Tuesday and Friday
WHERE: Walnut Ave.
between Second and Third
sts., Lakeside
INFO: 419.798.4461 or
lakesideohio.com
Mental Health Board
WHAT: Mental Health and
Recovery Board of Erie and
Ottawa counties tax budget
and meeting
WHEN: 7 p.m.
WHERE: Sandusky Artisans,
138 E. Market St.,
downtown Sandusky
INFO: 419-627-1908 or
800-627-4999
July 18
Garden Walk
WHAT: The third annual
event sponsored by the Put-
in-Bay Garden Club
featuring four or fve island
gardens and luncheon.
WHERE: Various locations,
Put-in-Bay
INFO: 419.285.2832 or
visitputinbay.com
Stand-Up Comedy
Night
WHAT: Nationally known
touring comedians do
Stand-Up comedy routines!
Many of these comics have
been on various TV shows
and on the Comedy
Channel.
WHEN: 8:30 p.m. every
Wednesday
WHERE: Mango Mamas, 40
N. Madison St., Port Clinton
COST: $5
INFO: 419.732.1830
July 19
Twilight Concert
WHAT: Concert series
sponsored by the Put-in-Bay
Arts Council.
WHEN: 7 p.m.
WHERE: Perrys Victory
Visitor Center, Toledo Ave.,
Put-in-Bay
INFO: 419.285.2832 or
visitputinbay.com
Pictures in the Park
WHAT: Happy Feet will
be shown on a large
infatable screen, similar in
size to a drive-In theater.
WHEN: Dusk
WHERE: Waterworks Park,
Perry Street, Downtown Port
Clinton
COST: Free
INFO: 419.734.5503
July 20
Quilt Regatta
WHAT: The Ohio Star
Quilters Guild presents its
ffth biennial quilt show
Quilt Regatta. View 100+
quilts made by guild
members, shop the quilt
shop vendors, see
demonstrations, eat at the
snack bar and purchase
tickets to win the raffe
quilt.
WHERE: Peace Lutheran
Church, 900 Jefferson St.,
Port Clinton
Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday
COST: $5/person
INFO: 419.855.3790 or
ohiostarquilters131.com
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The Port Clinton Artists Club has donated $600 in
art scholarships in 2012.
Ilene Hamilton, from Terra State Community Col-
lege, received $300 and is a second-year student. She
won Best of Show in the schools recent art show.
Port Clinton High School students from art teacher
Cheryl Knapps classes have also been chosen for schol-
arships. First place of $100 went to Katrina Lindsley;
second place, $75, went to Taylor Gray; third, $50, went
to Kayleigh Householder; and three prizes for honor-
able mention, $25 each, went to Eryn Binder, Teri Met-
calf and Cameron Albright.
Judges Rosemary Schramm, Alice Holly and June
Douglas said it was a diffcult decision process because
everything at the recent show held at the Port Clinton
Performing Art Center was so well executed. They were
all winners.
Over many years, the Port Clinton Artists Club has
donated thousands of dollars for the development of
students in fne art. You may view art club members
work at many local establishments and galleries.
Artists Club hands
out scholarships
EHOVE Adult Career Center celebrated its 17th grad-
uation ceremony for the Certifed Surgical Technol-
ogy program on June 28. Seven graduates includ-
ing Nicole Koester from Port Clinton attended the
10-month full-time program at EHOVE.
Class speaker Noelani Brown started off the ceremo-
ny: We started out as bartenders, factory workers and
stay-at-home moms, and now we stand before you as
proud surgical technologists.
This program lives up to its reputation, she said.
We were told we would be given the fundamentals
and tools that would change our lives. We now possess
them.
EHOVE Superintendent Sharon Mastroianni shared
some congratulatory remarks. Congratulations to the
Surgical Technology Faculty who set the bar high, held
the students accountable and told them every day
you can do this, said Mastroianni. You taught them
by example and demonstrated that hard work does pay
off.
Graduates certainly learned a lot in this program. A
Surgical Technologist is an allied health care profes-
sional who provides surgical care in a variety of set-
tings. They apply sterile and aseptic techniques, pass
instruments and assist in various ways.
Upon completion of the program, Surgical Technol-
ogists are eligible to sit for the National Certifcation
Exam. EHOVE continues to have a 100 percent pass
rate on this certifcation exam.
Every graduate had an internship and some of gradu-
ates already have jobs lined up.
EHOVE Career Center will begin the next Surgical
Technician Program full-time in August. A part-time
program also begins in January. For information, con-
tact EHOVE Adult Career Center at 419-499-4663, ext.
280, or visit www.ehove.net.
Jennifer Smarr, Keith Bacin, Kim Weidrick, Nicole
Koester, Emily Henes, Kelly Quillen and Noelani Brown
recently graduated from EHOVEs Surgical Tech pro-
gram.
Local fnishes
surgical program
www.thebeacon.net
NORTHCOASTLIVE
Playmakers Civic Theatre
PRESENTS
A Reprise By Popular Demand
July 20-21 8:00 PM & July 22 2:00 PM
Admission $12.00
604 W. 6th Street Port Clinton, Ohio 43452
For Reservations: Phone 419-734-5044 or www.pcplaymakers.org
If you purchased a season ticket and were unable to use it due to the cancellation
of the final regular season performance, your reservation will be honored.
FOR INFORMATION,
CALL 419-732-3212.
Zombie games
Zombie and Other Outrageous
Teen Games are planned from 2
to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 12, at
the library.
Zombies and Humans, Zombie
Marco Polo, Flee/Hide, Zombie
Quiz, Vampire Donut Shooting,
Decap Your Opponent, Cheese
Curl Head and Elephant Bowling
will be played by teens entering
sixth through 12th grade.
No registration required.
Uncampout
Uncampout will be from 6 to
7:30 p.m. Friday, July 13. Join us
for campfre stories and songs
around our indoor campfre,
make constellation pictures and
eat smore ice cream sundaes.
For kids entering grades kinder-
garten through ffth grade in the
fall.
Caregivers are encouraged and
welcome to stay.
Enter through rear door of the
library. No registration required.
Who-o-o? Owls
and Owl Pellets
Learn about owls and owl pel-
lets from Ken Keffer, education
director at Black Swamp Bird
Observatory, at 10:30 a.m. Tues-
day, July 17.
For anyone entering third
through ffth grade in the fall.
Owl pellets will be dissected
during this program. No registra-
tion required.
Zombie stories
Guest Storyteller Stephen Hol-
len will be on hand for Zombies
Own the Night: Stories and Leg-
ends.
In the fnest tradition of Ameri-
can storytelling, you are invited
to laugh, learn and enjoy the
Appalachian wit and wisdom of
award winning humorist, writer,
poet and storyteller Stephen Hol-
len at 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 25.
All ages welcome.
Come dressed as a zombie or
bring items to dress up at the
library. Help your friends get
dressed up or join us at 5:30 for
zombie makeup tips and help
with your costume. Judging will
take place after the Zombies Own
the Night: Stories and Legends
program.
For teens entering grades 6th-
12th grade in the fall. No registra-
tion required.
A Day at the Beach
The sand, sun and waves come
to Ida Rupp Public Library dur-
ing Lets Pretend: A Day at the
Beach at 1:30 and 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, July 26. Who doesnt
enjoy a trip to the beach? Even if
you dont live near the coast (or
maybe you do but want to avoid
the crowd) you can have a day at
the beach without stepping out-
side. This program offers ideas
on how to set up a make-believe
beach complete with sand, an
ocean, and lots of beachy fun
with books, songs, props and
beach-related activities.
A program for 3-, 4- and
5-year-olds based on imaginary
play, stories and songs. Children
entering kindergarten in the fall
are welcome to attend.
The frst part of the program
is for the child only (child must
be able to stay in room without
a caregiver). For the second part,
caregivers and siblings of all ages
will be welcome to attend.
Your child will be introduced
to books and music based on the
theme and then given the oppor-
tunity to use his or her imagina-
tion to become part of the theme.
And for the adults ...
Bobby Flay focus for
new Cookbook Club
Bring a recipe from one of Bobby Flays cookbooks to share for
Ida Rupp Public Librarys new Cookbook Club: Idas Ingredients
at 6 p.m. July 18.
Please bring your own place setting; coffee will be provided. You
should make and bring one regular-size recipe, enough that ev-
eryone gets a taste. There is no need to double or triple recipes.
Recipes should be prepared at home prior to the meeting. The li-
brary kitchen has a microwave that can be used for re-heating if
necessary.
Pre-registration prior to each bi-monthly meeting is required.
The club is free and open to the public. Library leadership is ex-
cited about Idas new cookbook club and we know she would ap-
prove. Call to register at 419-732-3212.
Events for kids coming up at Ida Rupp Library
Enjoy a day of
stirring music, ice
cream and desserts
and local history
Saturday, July 14, at
the Wolcott Keepers
House, 9999 E. Bay-
shore Road in Mar-
blehead.
Tours of the 1820s
stone house of
Marblehead Light-
houses frst keepers,
Benajah and Rachel
Wolcott, begin at 10
a.m. Ottawa County
Historical Society
volunteers will offer desserts and Tofts
ice cream from 11 a.m. and dulcimer
performer Tracie Henson will perform
traditional music from noon to 2 p.m.
The 65-piece North Coast Concert Band
will perform at 2 p.m. in the natural am-
phitheater behind the house, featuring
rousing marches, dazzling soloists and
contemporary arrangements.
Bring your blanket or lawn chair for
seating, the gift shop/museum will be
open and the Kids Cabin Mural is on
display for photos.
Tickets for the 2012 fundraising draw-
ing will be available at $1 each or 6 for $5.
This years prizes include a framed Ben
Richmond print, The Keepers House, a
Heritage design quilt and shams from
Martha and Mollys and a sterling sil-
ver and gold Marblehead Hook Bracelet
from G.S. E. Jewelers.
The Wolcott Keepers House is a project
of the Ottawa County Historical Society
and is maintained and restored through
donations, grants and fundraising. For
information, visit www.thekeepers-
house.org.
Music, history
come together
Tracie Henson will play traditional music on the dulcimer from noon to 2 p.m.
The Oak Harbor FFA Chapter will play
host to the annual fshing derby during
Sunday, July 22, during the Ottawa County
Fair. All kids ages 12 and under are invited.
The event will take place at the race track
infeld pond and will begin promptly at
scheduled times: the 0-5 age group will
begin at 9:30 a.m. followed by the 6-12
age group starting at 11 a.m. Prizes will be
awarded to the boys and girls of each class
for the most fsh caught (ties broken by to-
tal weight of the catch), largest fsh caught
(by weight) or smallest fsh caught (by
weight). There is also a guaranteed prize
for every contestant that registers before
July 18.
Contestants are encouraged to bring
their own fshing poles and may bring
their own bait, however poles and bait
will be provided to contestants who need
them. The contestants are permitted one
pole with a single hook and they must also
hold their own fshing poles while fshing.
Adults are permitted to assist in baiting the
hook and are allowed to help land the fsh.
Contestants must also wear shoes. The
pre-registration for the fshing derby for a
guaranteed prize is due at 8 a.m. Wednes-
day, July 18. The fnal registration time is
6 p.m. Saturday, July 21. The registration
cards can be picked up 15 minutes before
the scheduled time.
The Ottawa Soil and Water Conservation
District will be assisting with the derby.
To learn more about the event or to print
the entry form for the event, go to www.
ottawacountyfair.org. For questions, call
the Soil and Water offce at 419-898-1595.
Paege Murphy will teach a Drawing
Workshop on Saturday, July 14, at the
Sutton Center, 1854 Perry St., sponsored
by the Port Clinton Artists Club. Murphy
specializes in pencil and colored pencil
drawings. She displays and sells her art in
Johns Nautical Shop and Smiths Coffee
Shop in Sandusky, and is the drawing in-
structor at Pat Catans, where she teaches
Introductory Drawing, Colored Pencil
Florals and her true love, teaching both
animal and human eyes. She also is an ac-
tive participant in the Sandusky Art Walk.
Murphys drawing workshop will be on
Creating Your Own Unique Face. Students
will be taught how to draw eyes, noses,
mouths and ears, and then given a visual
reference guide of the above to use in cre-
ating their own unique face. After adding
hair, eyebrows and eyelashes, it will be
great fun to see the different faces created
in this class.
Murphy will supply drawing paper. Stu-
dents will need one kneaded eraser and
graphite pencils H, HB, 2B, 3B and 4B,
or a set of various graphite pencils. A few
seats remain for this class. Contact Kathie
Widing at 419-341-0817 for information.
The Port Clinton Artists Club was
founded in 1956 to provide opportunities
for its members to advance their artistic
skills and knowledge. This fellowship of
artists promotes the arts and education
through monthly meetings, workshops
and day trips.
More information about membership
is on the Club website www.portclinton-
artistsclub.com.
The Greater Port Clinton Area Arts Council will cele-
brate the annual Appetite for the Arts Aug. 17-19 at the
new Liberty Aviation Museum located at the Erie-Ottawa
Regional Airport.
Friday evening will be a ticketed reception that will give
art lovers a sneak preview of art, antique cars and aircraft.
As guests stroll through the aisles viewing the art and
speaking with the artists, they will taste the culinary de-
lights of area vendors.
Saturday and Sunday admission will be free to the pub-
lic. For information, email ottawacountyarts@gmail.com.
PC Artists Club offers
drawing class Saturday
Fishing derby planned
during county fair
Appetite for the Arts to
be held in new museum
Please join us on Friday, July 13 at 6:30
p.m. for Riverfront Live! located under the
canopy at N. Jefferson Street. Riverfront
Live! is a free summer concert series held
on Friday evenings in downtown Port
Clinton. The Portage River is the back-
drop for some fantastic entertainers.
Classic Trendz will be taking the stage
this Friday evening. Classic Trendz retro,
yet timeless, music style has been enter-
taining the local area for several years.
Debs powerhouse voice has amazed audi-
ences with her soulful sound and Marks
unique ability to emulate the actual art-
ist has been most entertaining. This two
piece vocal duo offers Classic Pop and Top
40 *Radio Favorites *Forgotten Oldies *
Standards* 50s, 60s & 70s. They perform
many popular song & dance numbers in-
cluding favorites such as Neil Diamond,
Aretha Franklin, The Platters, Neil Sedaka,
Patsy Cline, Cher, Elvis, Gladys Knight &
the Pips, The Mills Brothers, KC & The
Sunshine Band, The Monkees, The Beatles,
Bobby Darin, Earth Wind & Fire... just to
name a few.
The free Riverfront Live! Outdoor Sum-
mer Music Program is sponsored by Main
Street Port Clinton.
or a complete schedule of performers
for the 2012 season, please go to www.his-
toricportclinton.com
Classic Trendz performs
at Riverfront Live!

The Beacon
Wine Shop Hours:
Mon -Thurs 11am-9pm
Fri and Sat 10am-10pm
Sun. 10am-9pm

Restaurant and Historic Winery
Happy Hour
4-6:30 p.m.
All Day Draft
Specials
16 oz. $1.00 &
25 oz. $2.00
Bud Lite,
Miller Lite
Open Daily at 11:30 a.m.
3845 East Wine Cellar Road, Port Clinton
419.797.4445
info@monamiwinery.com
Now Open
Open Daily
11 a.m. to Crabby Time
Happy Hour: 11am - 7pm
Monday - Friday
Liver & Onions
Crabby Bucket
Pitchers of Beer
Hamburgers
Hot Dogs
Tater Tots
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Thursdays, 5-8pm
July 12: Frank & Dean July 19: Gatlin
July 26: The Michael Barnes Show
Fridays & Saturdays, 8:30pm-12:30am
July 13: Fastrack
July 14: Heart & Soul
July 20: The Late Show
July 21: Swamp Boogie Band
Sundays, 2-6pm
July 15: Horns & Things
July 22: Gatlin
July 28: Epitome
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Chalet/Restaurant
Monday - Saturday 11:30am
Sunday 10:30-2 Brunch
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Jazz Night
Wednesdays 7-10p
Pasta, Wine & Jazz
The Bob Szmik Trio
Jazz Night
Wednesdays 7-10p
Pasta, Wine & Jazz
The Bob Szmik Trio
www.slatersmadisonstreetpub.com
111 Madison St. Port Clinton 419-732-2030
Friday Night
Steak $10.75
Hand Cut NY Strip
with our signature garlic
mashed potatoes & veggies
Thursday 7/12
JAM NITE!
Host Band
Fiddy Cent Wings
Plus: Jumbo
Chicken Wings
50 each min of 5
Sunday 7/15
Womack Family
Band
6-9:30PM
STAND UP COMEDY Featuring
Get Away To The Islands!
Burgers & Jerk Chicken
Homemade Soups & Desserts
Steaks, Salads, Pulled Pork & Pitas
Perch, Walleye, and more!
AMERICAS TOP COMEDIANS - $5
Buy 1 Sandwich &
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Each Wed - Comedy - 8:30
Thurs - Island Idol Semifnals - 7:30
Fri - Boogie Men from Sinatra to Led Zepelin - 9PM
Sat - Free Beer Band with Cover Tunes - 9PM
This Week!
40 Madison St., Port Clinton
419-732-1830
LAUGH!
EVERY WEDNESDAY
40 Madison Street Port Clinton
419-732-1830
ENTERTAINMENT
Noah Collins Trent Jeffcoat
Located inside the Our Guest Inn & Suites
The Listening Room will feature the Best of
Nashville right here! 2 Shows Nightly 6-9
FREE ADMISSION 2 DRINK MINIMUM RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Call for reservations: 419-734-7050 or online
Follow us on Facebook
Monday Local
Songwriters
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July 16, 7PM
For more information: www.thelistening roompc.com
220 East Perry, Port Clinton
FREE ADMISSION - BAR OPEN
Coming July 20-21
Winner represents Beer Thirtys
at a second contest at the
Smokin Country Concert
Winner of that contest
will open for
Reba McEntire
Runs July 19-26 Starts at 9:30 p.m.
Sign in July 19 starting at 8 p.m.
Questions: 419-734-9013
212 Maple St., Port Clinton, Ohio
419.798.9600
www.TheLighthouse Resort.com
Hours: Mon-Thr. 10:30-10
Fri & Sat 8-11 Sun 8-8
614 E. Main St., Marblehead, Ohio 419.798.9600
www.The LighthouseResort.com
RITSKIS
Bar & Grille
Wine Tasting
Taste of Summer
DAILY LUNCH
SPECIALS
Breakfast Buffet
FRIDAY ONLY
$
5.95 w/coupon
$
2 more without coupon
Omelet Station
Belgium Waffe
Ham - Sausage
Eggs Homefries
Fresh Fruit Bar
Much Much More.
Fri, Sat, Sun, 8-11
Thursday
Lasagna
$
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$
Comes with
full Salad Bar
Exp. 7-21-12
Coming Soon!
Friday
Perch or
Walleye
Comes with
full Salad Bar
$
14.95 w/coupon
$
4 - Close
Exp. 7-13-12
Saturday
Prime Rib
Comes with
full Salad Bar
$
13.95 w/coupon
$
4 - Close
Exp. 7-15-12
Sunday
Starts 2PM
Pasta for Two
Includes a bottle of
wine, tossed salad,
roll & butter.
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Rotating Menu
419-301-3700
Hot coffee or beer anytime
Hours:
Mon-Thurs. 11am-10pm
Fri. 11am-11pm
Sat. 6am-11pm
Sun. 6am-10pm
Lunch Specials $6.50
Mon.-Fri. 11am-4pm
We can accommodate all
your catering or party needs.
Nothing too big or too small
Waldos Beef Baron
Challenge
Stop in and Find out
how to get yours
FREE
Waldos Saturday & Sunday
All-U-Can Eat
Breakfast Buffet
Pizza Salads Appetizers Hamburgers Subs
Sandwiches Dine-in Carry-out Cornhole WiFi
www. BellMell. com
2nd Place! PC Rotary Peoples Choice Award
Best Pizza in Ottawa Co. 2011
BELL MELL Tavern & PIZZA
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Food Orders Only:
419-732-7337
307 Fulton Street , Port Clinton
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Brittany Reilly Band
Friday, July 27th
6-10pm
Wayne Altman,
Summer Hours: Bar 7 Days a Week 11 AM - 1 AM 419-732-2760
Kitchen Hours: Sun - Thurs 11 AM - 11 PM Fri & Sat 11AM - Midnight
Check us out online @
www.thebeacon.net
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BUSINESS
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Presidents Sales Club
Award Winner
2011
Ohio Association of Realtors
www.MartiRedmond.com
For SELLING & BUYING info
plus MLS PROPERTY SEARCH
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419-250-3344
419-341-3937
Marti & Chuck Redmond
SEE ALL OUR LISTINGS @ www.MartiRedmond.com
We can show you ALL Agent Listings!
120 Lakefront!
3BD, Beach,
5203 Sand, $499,000
Across from Park,
3BD, Gar, F.P.,
222 Finke,
$94,500
Beautiful 2001 Home,
2.5+ ac, 3BD, Den, 40x80
Pole Barn, Granite & More!
8920 SR 101, Castalia.
$349,900
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Great Location, Gorgeous Catawba
Fairway Villa!
Pat Postma, CRS 419-797-6738
CATAWBA VACATION SPOT!
3 Season Room, New Appliances,
2 Decks, Near Rental Dockage.
Denise Monaghan 419-573-9802
90+/- FT LAKE FRONTAGE on
PUT-IN-BAY! Charming Updated
4BD/3BA Victorian.
Corky McIlrath-Flint 419-341-4478
DOUBLE LOT AT LONG BEACH
ASSOCIATION! Beach Privileges,
Marina. Septic Installed.
Marti Redmond 419-250-3344
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Lake Erie, Playground. $160,000
PUT-IN-BAY LAKEFRONT HOME!
Sunrise and Moon Rise Views
Over the Water!
PORT CLINTON 3BD w/Upgrades &
Wheelchair Access.
Renee Bolte Stine 419-341-1110
www.Bol teReal ty.com
Exceptional People, Properties & Service
Call 419-797-6007
BOLTE REAL ESTATE
2011 PC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Business OF THE YEAR!
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419-797-6738
See All My Quality Listings At:
www.PatPostma.com
CATAWBA Completely Redone 4BD Landscaped Ranch $197,000 Code 8322

LAKE VIEW CONDO! Move In & Enjoy the Breezes! $109,000 Code 8302

CATAWBA Never Lived in 4BD at Marshs Edge $499,900 Code 8352

VIEW WEST HARBOR! 3000+ SF Home w/60 Dockage at
Door $669,000 Code 8122

AVAILABLE DOCKAGE AT END OF STREET! Catawba
3BD Updated Cottage $179,000 Code 8132

CATAWBA 3BD Condo Overlooks Serene Natural Setting
$95,900 Code 8312
Call 1-800-787-1952 & Enter Above Code #
713 NW CATAWBA RD, CATAWBA Re-
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Jeanne Sutton 419-261-0892
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2155 Gill Rd., Port Clinton
419-734-3176
Bob Joseph
Service Manager
www.portclintonford.com
OPEN JULY
5
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Port Clinton Ford
Auto Hail Repair Center
FREEEstimates Call Now to to Schedule Your Appointment
540 S.E. Catawba Rd.
RANCH VILLA CONDOMINIUMS, SINGLE FAMILY HOMES,
AND PRICELESS LAKEFRONT LOTS.
Enjoy this season in one of our Move-In-Now homes
that are priced to sell. Save over $30,000!
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Starting at $189,900.
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2675 Canterbury Circle (off of NW Catawba Rd.)
Across from Beach Club Rd. and entrance to Catawba Island Club
Hours: 11am-5:30pm Daily
*Golf course Canterbury location 41B. **See Sales Associate for details.
5 MODELS AVAILABLE FREEDOM AND EASE OF SINGLE-STORY, RESORT STYLE LIVING
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2+ Car Garage
Vaulted & Tray Ceilings
Golf Cart Storage
Community Center
Heated Pool & Fitness Center
Students (12 & under): $3.00
Adults: $6.00
NOW SHOWING . . .
www.lakesideohio.com
419-798-4461 or 1-866-952-5374
Orchestra Hall Theatre
Ottawa County's Only Movie Theatre
122 W. Second St.
Lakeside, OH
MADAGASCAR 3
July 12 - 18 3:30 & 8pm
PG
The Ottawa County Safety Council will meet Wednes-
day, July 18, at Crosswinds Restaurant, 280 SE Catawba
Road, Port Clinton. The Summer Picnic begins at 11
a.m. with lunch and networking with the meeting and
presentation set to run from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
The speaker is Jeff Hutchins, BWC Industrial Hygien-
ist/Technical Advisor. The topic is Heat Stress-Prevention
and Procedures.
Steps toward prevention
Procedures that will keep workers and yourself safe in
high heat areas
Signs and Symptoms of heat stress
What are you doing now, what can you do and what is
required for worker safety and health?
Also, there will be a survey to determine topics and
training areas that are of interest, ideas and suggestions of
good speakers and topics.
Julie Reynolds, BWC Ergonomist, and Pam Courtney,
chairwoman, will be reviewing requirements to meet eligi-
bility for rebates for both participation and performance.
RSVP on or before 5 p.m. July 16.
Weather permitting, the group is scheduled for the Pa-
vilion that is located behind the restaurant. If necessary,
the meeting will be held inside the restaurant.
Safety Council
holds picnic
How to join:
For information or to join the Ottawa County Safety Coun-
cil, contact Denise Ventrone, Ottawa County Improvement
Corp., at 567-262-3302 or dventrone@ocic.biz.
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5202 Timber Commons Drive
Sandusky, OH 44870
education:

a bridge to success
The first step is up to you!
Call or visit us online today
866.969.3208
www.OBCSucess.com
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5202 Timber Commons Drive
Sandusky, OH 44870
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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.
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PhoNe:___________________________
Date:____________________________
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email:___________________________
SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY
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APER
Tin Goose Diner
All shifts - All Positions
Experienced Grill Cooks, Prep, Line Cooks,
Hostess, Waitpersons, Dishwasher/ Bussers
Great 50s theme Diner work environment
New state of the art fully air-conditioned kitchen
Located with the Liberty Aviation Museum, Port Clinton, Ohio
Forward Resume with salary requirements to:
Email: cydc3@yahoo.com or
Phone: 216-536-3434. Ask for DC3
525 State Rt. 635, Helena, OH
www.chateautebeauwinery.com
419-638-5411
Chateau Tebeau Winery
Open Year Round!
Thur & Fri 11am-10pm Sat 2pm-10pm
Tasting Room Menu Tours
Fri., July 6 Gene Zenz
(Guitarist/Vocals)
Sat., July 7 Martin Koop & Steve Wilson
Free Wild
Fri., July 13 Melody Road
(Keyboard, Guitarist, Vocals)
Sat., July 14 Barile & May
(Guitarist/Vocalists)
Tues., July 17 Ladies Night Out, 7-9:30pm
Visit our website for more info
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
LIVE ON LAKE ERIE
3 Bedroom Condo
$299,999
For sale by owner
419-344-2208
Port Clinton Elks Lodge
321 Buckeye Blvd.
Fresh Eggs Potatoes Onion/ Peppers
Sausage/ Bacon Fruit Pancakes
Homemade Baked Goods
Coffee/ Orange Juice/ Tea
$8 Adults
$4 Kids 5-12
FREE Kids 0-4
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1 Bed 1 Bath Lakeshore Drive,
Port Clinton. Sunroom, hard-
wood foors, newly remodeled,
with lakeview. Available August
1st. $525.00. 937-855-6971
or 937-776-2124.
CONDO
FOR RENT
Townhouse for Rent by Marble-
head Lighthouse, 2 Bedroom - 2
Bath, fully Furnished, Newly
remodeled, with garage. Avail-
able July 1st. 419-656-4474.
CONDO
FOR SALE
WATERFRONT HARBORSIDE
TOWNHOUSE CONDO with
Deeded Boat Slip AND 23 Tiara
Sport boat! Fully furnished, 2
bedroom, 2 bathroom top foor
townhouse featuring direct
Marina and Portage River views
with back view of Lake Erie.
New Berber Carpet, Floors and
Blinds. Newer Appliances.
Includes Deeded Boat Dock with
fully equipped 23 Tiara Power-
boat ready to go! Condo ame-
nities include new pool. Walking
distance to Jet Express Dock and
Downtown Port Clinton.
$159,900. Call 757-567-7053.
COTTAGE FOR RENT
CLASSIFIEDS
CONDO FOR RENT
CONDO FOR SALE
WEEK ENDING JULY 6
Allen Township
7-2-12 Jose Eladio Zapata to Thomas L. Cashen, Jr.,
4732 N. Genoa-Clay Center Road, $110,000.
7-3-12 Frederick A. Wargowsky to Ronald J. and Jeanne
E. Rollins, 21090 W. Oak Street, $37,500.
7-3-12 Charles S. Tester to Stacy Rutledge, 23350 West
Trowbridge Road, $35,000.
7-5-12 Howard L. Hart Sr. and Elfriede Hart to Daniel
J. and Kacie L. Drummond, 22615 W. Front St., $8,000.
Carroll Township
7-6-12 Barbara J. Gresh to Thomas A. and Elizabeth A.
Thompson, 11415 W. Toussaint East Road, $170,000.
Clay Township
7-3-12 Bonnie J. Grosjean to JJV, LLC and Joseph R.
Verb II and Deborah R. Verb, 2858 N. Downing, $90,000.
7-5-12 Carl G. Miller to Robert L. Wilson, 323 S. Fulk-
ert Road, $145,000.
Genoa Corp.
7-6-12 Craig L. and Karen L. Dunn to Chad Hornyall and
Heather nino, 105 E. Fifth St., $89,000.
Catawba Township
7-2-12 James M. Nunley to Thomas M. Nunley, 5474
Eastview Lane, $32,500.
7-2-12 James F. and Joanne Sistek to Christopher J. and
Claire J. Damschen, 3641 North Karwood Drive, $239,900.
7-5-12 Rita M. Connelly to Jody W. and Laura Reece,
1859 NE Catawba Road No. 153, $61,390.
7-6-12 Beach Towne LLC to William A. and Barbara M.
Mustee, 3093 N. Beach Towne Court, $285,000.
7-6-12 CIC Properties LLC to Daniel J. and Mary Cath-
erine Ramella, 4489 E. Harbors Edge Drive, $380,000.
Danbury Township
7-2-12 Roberta Lynn Redfern to George W. Boston III,
312 Alpine Drive, $130,000.
Marblehead Corp
7-6-12 Jeffrey A. and Nancy L. Hughes to Laszlo G. and
Kyra B. Kulin, 10654 E. Bayshore Road No. 98, $250,000.
7-6-12 The Old Fort Banking Company to Amjad and
Randa Soussou, 810 E. Main St., Unit L2C, $215,000.
7-6-12 The Old Fort Banking Company to Elenor Jean
Shaeffer, 810 E. Main St., L2B/G5, $205,000.
Elmore Corp.
7-2-12 Thelma V. Lucas to Winnie M. Chasten, 260
Jackson St., $89,000.
Portage Township
7-6-12 Gary and Victoria Romey to Emmett and Rose-
mary Hankered, 2303 Sand Road, $440,000.
Port Clinton City
7-3-12 Leighton Limited Partnership to Amy A. Skojac,
329 Jefferson St., $77,450.
7-6-12 Michael and Lorna Garber to Robert and Bar-
bara Wimmers, 711 W. Lakeshore Drive, #307, $140,000.
Oak Harbor Corp
7-6-12 Rex Rutledge to Jenilee Biehler, 222 Finke Road,
$88,000.
Real Estate Transfers
Four teams from the Lake Erie Flag Football League
traveled to Michigan to compete in a charity tourna-
ment June 23. The St. Judes Play for a Cure tourna-
ment, held at North Walled Lake High School, was
hosted by Michigan Youth Flag Football and boasted
39 teams across seven divisions. LEFFL was represented
with a team in frst-, second-, third- and ffth-grade divi-
sions.
The frst-grade team, LEFFL Rockets, coached by Les
Buhro, made its frst appearance at such a tournament.
Finishing with a record of 5 and 0, the team of 5- and
6-year-olds calling themselves the Red Wall of Pain,
took home a championship trophy.
Great job, boys! You made an old coach proud, said
Buhro at the conclusion of the all-day competition.
The second-grade team, coached by Fred Petersen,
also made its frst appearance, struggling with a diffcult
bracket and fnishing in third place with a 2 and 2 re-
cord. The team, outftted in green and white jerseys, is
also called the LEFFL Rockets.
The third-grade team, coached by Jake Jacobs, compet-
ed in the Michigan State Championship Tournament in
November, fnishing in second place. Finishing their di-
vision with a record of 5 and 0, they too brought home a
championship trophy. Jacobs team enjoyed success last
year, winning a regional tournament in Mentor to earn a
paid bid to the National Championship Tournament in
Kissimmee, Fla., in January.
Craig Ish made his third appearance in Michigan, hav-
ing coached his team in the Michigan State Champion-
ship Tournament in 2010 and 2011. With a fnal record
of 4 and 0, this win was the teams third consecutive
frst-place fnish. This win was especially impressive for
the LEFFL Patriots, a group of fourth-graders who had
to compete in the ffth-grade division due to lack of in-
terest in the fourth-grade division. It was quite an ac-
complishment!
Everybody was talking about how good the teams
from LEFFL are. Thats the statement you want to make
when going to a tournament. Nicely done, said Bryan
Ledin, executive director of Michigan Youth Flag Foot-
ball.
LEFFL President, Eric Parker had this to say follow-
ing Saturdays big wins: I am so proud of the boys and
coaches, way to bring home the hardware! Tradition
is what we are building, with lots of great memories!
The LEFFL began in the fall of 2005 with just 46
players as an option to soccer. The Spring 2012 sea-
son had more than 170 players across three divisions.
This league provides young players boys and girls
a fun and exciting opportunity to engage in non-
contact, continuous action while learning lessons in
teamwork.
For information, fnd Lake Erie Flag Football League
on Facebook.
Fourth Grade (LEFFL PATRIOTS) Coach Craig Ish,
Players Colin Ish, Jac Alexander, Clay Schulte, Tyler
May, Anthony Stewart, Matthew Dewitz, Ryan Nuh-
fer, Gage Brough, Dylan Cunningham
Local football teams
bring home the hardware
First Grade (LEFFL ROCKETS) Coaches Les Buhro,
Mike Marquez, Dan Sandwisch, Brad Ish; Players Hayden
Buhro, Austin Marquez, Jacob Sandwisch, Brody Ish, Zach
Clune, Gavin Barr, Kenyon Adkinson, Caiden Lippus
Second Grade
(LEFFL ROCK-
ETS) Coach
Fred Petersen;
Players Cade
Petersen, TJ
Hallett, Mason
Gradel, Mario
Taylor, Ben
Sage, Josh
Collins, Dylan
Schiets
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER JUDG-
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OH IN THE MATTER OF: FORE-
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HILLE Treasurer of Ottawa Coun-
ty, Ohio, Plaintiff vs. PARCELS
OF LAND ENCUMBERED WITH
DELINQUENT TAXES, Defendants
Whereas, judgment has been
rendered against certain parcels
of real property: Situated in the
Village of Oak Harbor, County of
Ottawa and State of Ohio: Lot 5
in Block Number 1 in C. Roose
Addition to the Village of Oak
Harbor, Current owners name:
John K Smidutz and Kathryn
Smidutz 1241 N. Benton Carroll,
Oak Harbor, OH 43449 Property
Address: 521 Locust Street Oak
Harbor, OH 43449 Permanent
Parcel No.: 027-10883-14554-
000 Situated in the Village of
Oak Harbor, County of Ottawa
and State of Ohio: And known
as and being Lot No. Two (2) in
Block No. Forty-two (42) in the
Addition of the town plat of said
Village as laid out by Charles
Roose, in said Village of Oak
Harbor, Ohio. Current owners
name: Santos Santiago and
Mary C. Santiago P.O. Box 284
Fremont, OH 43420 Property
Address: 733 Locust Street Oak
Harbor, Ohio 43449 Permanent
Parcel No: 027-11228-15015-
000and, Whereas, such judg-
ment orders such real property
to be sold or otherwise dis-
posed of according to law by the
undersigned to satisfy the total
amount of such judgment. Now,
therefore, public notice is hereby
given that I, Stephen J. Levor-
chick, Sheriff of Ottawa County,
Ohio, will sell such real property
at public auction, for cash, to
the highest bidder of an amount
that equals at least, as in the
courts order, One Hundred
($100.00) Dollars payable sub-
sequent to the delivery to the
prosecuting attorney of the
delinquent land tax certifcate or
master list of delinquent tracts
and prior to the transfer of the
deed of the property to the pur-
chaser following confrmation of
sale, at 10:30 a.m., in Room
100 of the Ottawa County
Courthouse in Port Clinton, Ohio,
on the 3rd day of August, 2012.
Terms of Sale: A ten percent
(10%) deposit is due on the day
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check, or money order. Upon
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due eight (8) days after notifca-
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successful bidder that they have
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sale. Payment of unpaid balance
beyond said eight (8) day period
shall draw interest at eight per-
cent (8%) per annum from the
date of notifcation to the suc-
cessful bidder by the Sheriffs
Offce. Stephen J. Levorchick,
Sheriff of Ottawa County, Ohio.
By Gale Zelms, Deputy Sheriff
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FOR RENT
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734-7422 or 419-341-4498.
APPLIANCES
FOR SALE
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BOAT
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1966 Lyman 25 Sleeper Con-
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707-0205.
26 1982 Baha for sale. Very
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24 Sea Ray 1973 in Port Clinton
with 225 HP OMC I/O. For Sale
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727-821-3560.
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One Grand Lake Drive Port Clinton, OH
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VISIT OUR OPEN HOUSES
Catawba Clifs
3 bd/2.5 ba. 2832 sq. ft.
Updated 2010, views of Lake
www.HowardHanna.com/20125169
$599,000
Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
Port Clinton
8 acres at Rt 2 & Rt 53 S
Prime location for business
$395,000
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Port Clinton
Cozy 2 bed 2 bath double wide
Many upgrades. Screened in patio/
deck
55+ park, year round
$74,900
Lisa Horman 419-271-8110
Marblehead
Waterfront Condo, furnished
45 ft slip included
Spectacular views of Sandusky Bay &
beyond
$329,900
Ellen Calzonetti 419-341-9578
Port Clinton
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3 bed/1 bath 1062 sq. ft.
1.2 acre spacious lot
$79,900
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Port Clinton
Serene, peaceful park like setting
1.7 acres on dead end street
Spacious eat in kitchen & full basement
$179,000
Sharon Polanco 419-341-0080
Catawba
Catawba Marina and house
365 docks, gas dock, store
18 lot RV park, restrooms/showers
$1,950,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
Port Clinton
Country living close to the Bay
2 bed 1 bath
Newly remodeled, very cute!
$79,900
Karmen/Ed 419-656-9188
Port Clinton
Country cute! Recently updated!
3 bed/1st foor master
Double lot
$69,900
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
7479 Bayshore Rd, - Marblehead
View of the Bay, access to beach
4 bedrooms 3 full baths
Close to marinas, beach, parks, recre-
ation
$154,000
Dan Kukay 419-656-0138/
Marblehead
Waterfront development w/ deeded dock
Well maintained, 3 bed 2 full bath
Open living areas, furnished
$95,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
Catawba
3 bed/3.5 bath, updated townhouse
Lake view, sandy beach, lakefront pool
www.howardhanna.com/20105989
$349,000
Ted/Glenna 419-563-4968
Open Sun 1-3
511 W. Sixth St Port Clinton
Room to grow with 5 bedrooms
Formal dining room, central air, freplace
Stamped patio and pristine landscaping
$169,900
Margaret Lenthe 419-241-2014
Open Sun 1-3
Harbor Bay Estates Marblehead
Beautiful waterfront community located on Sandusky
Bay
Pool, clubhouse, private beach and marina
Lots available on canal and bay
Stop by the Clubhouse!
Mary Wandersleben 440-724-6829
4th Annual Catawba Ofce Choo Choo Chow Chow Golf Outing
August 13, 2012 at Catawba Island Club.
Four person scramble benefting the Childrens Free Care Fund. $120 per golfer,
Call Ted, Mary Ann, or Stacy for details at 419-734-5751. Sponsorships available.
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Looking for new and experienced sales associates!
OPEN SUN 1-3 PM
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419-341-0276 (Cell)
419-798-5132 (Office)
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BROKER ASSOCIATE
Named Howard Hanna's
VERY Best of the Best!
JUST LISTED!
75 Dockage at your
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Harbor Island, Catawba
Well Maintained
3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths
Fully Furnished
$349,000
2212-3 CARRIAGE LANE
2865 SHAD ROW
10921 BAY POINT DRIVE #503
Attached
garage
Upgraded
through-out
Screened porch
Pool-Cabana
$199,000
LAKEFRONT
Colony Club
Ground floor
Garage
Fully Furnished
Private Marina
$349,000
$239,000.
Catawba Shores South Condominiums adjacent to
Gem Beach.
This is an end unit in a gated Lakefront community.
Fabulous sandy beach, views of the Lake Erie
Islands!
New outdoor pool by Artistic Pools that is unbeliev-
able with 3 water falls.
OPEN HOUSES
PORT CLINTON 1240 E. HICKORY GROVE
CATAWBA ISLAND. 5902 E. CATAWBA BEACH DR.
I Sell Views!
Sharon Woodson, CRS
Real Estate Mortgages Title Insurance
Contact Me: 419-732-3020
Mobile: 419-356-0348
www.SWoodson.com
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$324,900.
Home w/open floor plan with views of
Sandusky Bay in all directions.
Cement seawall with pier. Sandy beach!
Nine homes on this private street.
Oversized two car garage with new
overhead doors
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE LOWEST INTEREST RATES IN
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OPEN SATURDAY 1-3 PM
CATAWBA ISLAND. 1799 N. Windward. $179,900.
JOHNSONS ISLAND. 3646 E. Baycliffs. $680,000.
OAK HARBOR. 105 N. Wexford. $294,000.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-3 PM
CATAWBA ISLAND. LE MARIN CONDOMINIUMS AND RESORT
4311-B Marin Woods $319,000.
4260-A Marin Woods $174,000.
4265-E. Marin Woods $264,900.
4287-E Marin Woods $360,000.
4333-F Marin Woods $225,000.
4340-B Marin Woods $170,000.
4370-B Marin Woods $179,900.
4375-B Marin Woods $295,000.
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COTTAGE
FOR SALE
1378 N.W. Catawba Road. Pri-
vate Development. Beach Marina
and Park Areas. $104,500.
330-604-1550.
FLEA
MARKET
Frontier Traders Flea Market!!
Weekends thru Labor Day.
Candy, coins, unique gifts,
antiques, custom carpets, hand
painted glass, books, clothes,
more. Buyers and Sellers wel-
come. Fort Firelands RV Resort,
Rt 163 at 269 in Marblehead.
LOST
DOG
Lost family pet, female Shihtzu,
black & white. Lost in the Lake-
side/Marblehead area, near
North Shore Blvd. Please call
219-688-4709.
GARAGE
SALES
Catawba Annual Krempa Neigh-
borhood Sale - off Linda Drive.
July 13th 9AM - 3PM, July 14th
9AM - 2PM. Too much to list!
Johnsons Island Annual All
Island Garage Sale. Saturday July
14th 9AM - 1PM. Household
items, marine items, clothing,
tools & more. Rain or Shine.
Multiple Family Participation.
Garage Sales 425 & 507 North
Carroll Erie Rd, Port Clinton July
12th, 13th, 14th and July 19,
20th and 21st. 8AM-5PM.
Community-Wide one day only
Saturday, July 14th, 9AM-4PM
Fountains Mobile Park, Port Clin-
ton across from Burger King
West Harbor Lagoon 9th ANNU-
AL one-day community garage
sale. Saturday, July 14th, 9:00-
2:00. Route 269 across from
East Harbor State Park one mile
North of 163. 440-915-8123.
Nugents Canal Community Wide
Garage Sale!! July 13 & 14
from 9-5 pm and July 15 from
9-1 pm.
BARN SALE FRIDAY, JULY 13th
at 8:30 AM-? 988 S. SCHAU
RD, PORT CLINTON TAKE 53 TO
DARR-HOPFINGER AND FOL-
LOW THE SIGNS.
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COMFORT KEEPERS now hiring
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available) We offer fexible hours
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ingness to work evenings and
weekends a plus. Reliable vehi-
cle and a clean background
check required. For Details call
1-866-230-2624 (9-5 M-F)
Seeking a high energy team
player to develop current and
solicit new group overnight busi-
ness. Market concentration is
motor coach, student group,
reunions and weddings. Activi-
ties include trade shows, sales
missions and familiarization
tours. Experience in the travel
and tourism industry preferred.
Periodic overnight travel, eve-
ning and weekend functions.
Must be able to handle multiple
tasks and have strong verbal
and written communication
skills. Send reply to: Box
280255 c/o the Sandusky Regis-
ter, 314 West Market Street, P.O.
Box CN 5071, Sandusky, OH
44870.
Ace Hardware - Full time foor
sales positions. Electrical /plumb-
ing/paint experience helpful. Full
beneft package. Apply within:
1608 East Perry Street , Port
Clinton (NO PHONE CALLS).
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Cooks, Prep, Line Cooks, Host-
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work environment. New state of
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kitchen. Located with the Liber-
ty Aviation Museum, Port Clin-
ton, Ohio. Forward Resume with
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3300.
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hr., Full Benefts/Paid Training.
No Experience/Call Today!
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HOME
FOR SALE
By Owner. 531 Findlay St. Lot
138, Portage Cove Marina &
Park Condo. 34 x 12 Coving-
ton. Deeded dock, Full-size
deck, vinyl railing, aluminum
awning, treated wood fooring,
central AC & heating. Thermal
pane windows & patio doors,
full-size steel door, skylight, full-
sized appliances. Great Value
$70,000. 937-597-0616.
COTTAGE FOR SALE
FLEA MARKET
LOST DOG
GARAGE SALES
HELP WANTED/
EMPLOYMENT
HOME FOR SALE
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Handyman
Small jobs are my specialty
doing the "Honey-Do" lists
Call
Captain Jim Wagnitz
419-967-0520
captjim@roadrunner.com
Captain
Fix-it
Home Improvement
Island Home Improvement
Custom Bath & Kitchens
Tile Wood Floors Tile Setter & Repair
No Job too small... Free Estimates
Call Ron @ 419-262-2135
TheCompleteSewer
&DrainCleaningService
419-898-6395 or 419-635-2446
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419-898-6395 or
419-635-2446
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Chandeliers
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Property Maintenance
CHRIS PENGOV
419-706-2171
Spring/Fall Clean Up
Bush/Tree Trimming
Complete Landscaping
Lawn Mowing/Rolling
Pressure Washing
Gutter Cleaning
Dock Maintenance
House Watching
I am personally committed to providing exquisite, unsurpassed,
reliable property maintenance services with a personal touch that
you and your property deserve, resulting in a unique, manicured
luxurious appearance.
Free Estimates Fully Insured
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For Professional Workmanship
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Complete Condo-Home Rehabs
Much, Much More!
CUSTOM
KITCHENS BATHROOMS CABINETRY
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Owner fnancing for qualifed buyer. $264,900.
Call DEBI BENTLAGE 419-276-7755.
4 BR, 2 BA, with new furnace & A/C. Large garage.
Nearly 2,600 sq. ft. of living space!
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Call JEFF WILLIAMS 419-350-2925.
Private Marina
Floating Dock Steps from your home
High Quality Construction
Fabulous Views of West Harbor
Olympic Size Pool
NorEaster Club Membership
Public Water & Sewer
For more information please contact:
Bill Van Der Giessen
PH: 419-656-4300
www.noreastercove.com
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For more
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please contact:
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at
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