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Friendship station progressing nicely
5050 E. Muggy Road, Catawba Island
North of Catawba Mini Storage
419-797-2100
or 419-341-0863
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Port Clinton Soccer
Brown named All Ohio First Team
Sports 1B
INSIDE RECORDS 2A n AROUND OTTAWA COUNTY 4A n SCHOOLS 6A nBUSINESS 2B nSPORTS 1B n CLASSIFIED 5B
Ottawa Countys Salvation Army
programs offer opportunities to vol-
unteer time and resources this holi-
day season. Ways that an individual
or organization can help include:
The Red Kettle Campaign. The
Salvation Army Port Clinton Service
Unit, serving Ottawa County, needs
bell ringers for their 19
th
Annual Red
Kettle Campaign. Ringing the Bell
for two hours is the equivalent of
donating over $101 to The Salvation
Army. There are seven locations in
Ottawa County: Millers Market in
Genoa, Community Market in Oak
Harbor, Community Market in Port
Clinton, Krogers and WalMart and
Bassetts in Port Clinton, starting
November 19
th
through Christmas
Eve. 700 Volunteers are needed to
meet the goal of $62,000. Last year
over $60,000 was raised, and there
are many more openings for bell-
ringers this year. All monies raised
by the Red Kettle Campaign go back
into the community assisting with
rent, mortgage evictions, utility dis-
connects, fuel and medications.
There are many challenges in
place this year. Port Clinton High
School is challenging Oak Harbor
High School. There is a Battle of the
Badges competition that includes
the Port Clinton Police Department,
Fire Departments, Sheriff s Depart-
ment, the US Coast Guard station
and possible Sandusky Bay Station
of the Border Control. There is also
a Mayors Challenge.
The Coats for Families Program
is currently under way at The Salva-
tion Army Port Clinton Service Unit.
Last year 1,032 coats were donated,
cleaned by Executive Cleaners then
re-distributed to those in need of a
warm, winter coat. There is a des-
perate need of childrens coats this
year. Executive Cleaners is offering
10% off of your cleaning order if
you drop off a coat for The Salvation
Army.
The HolidayBureau The Salvation
Army Port Clinton Service Unit is
now accepting Holiday Bureau ap-
plications for Christmas assistance
with food and toys. An application
can be picked up and returned at
Suite #800 at The Sutton Center in
Port Clinton.
Tree A Rama Charity Auction The
9
th
Annual Tree-A-Rama Charity
Auction will be held on Sunday, Dec.
2, at The Historic Mon Ami Restau-
rant and Winery. The Silent Auction
starts at 2 p.m. with the Live Auc-
tion following at 4 p.m. To donate a
Christmas tree, wreath, gift certif-
cate or package item, contact Mau-
reen (contact information below).
Items that will be auctioned include
a Cleveland Cavaliers autographed
basketball, Cleveland Indians tickets,
a Cleveland Browns autographed
football, Mud Hens tickets, Holly-
wood Casino tickets, a handmade
sled, cradles, books from Ida Rupp
Library, spa packages, a portable gas
grill for a boat and much more. Last
year this event raised over $14,000
with all the proceeds going to the
Salvation Army Toy Program. Since
donations are down this year, there
Salvation Army opportunities
They dont just wear the shirt, Ida Rupp Library
United lives it. Many Ottawa County organizations
and businesses large and small wear the shirt and
donate to United Way. What is pledged in Ottawa
County stays in Ottawa County. This years goal is
$326,000 to sustain programs funded by United
Way and ensure stability in our communities. In
United Ways Campaign to recruit readers, more
than 50 people have raised their hands to volun-
teer for the three-year community-wide campaign
to recruit 100 readers and tutors.
IDA RUPP LIVES UNITED
Ten years ago this week, big
parts of Port Clinton were clean-
ing up after a major tornado
struck. The hardest hit areas were
on Port Clintons southwest cor-
ner south of the High School, the
area just south of Lakeview Park
and the condominiums along the
lakeshore. A number of homes
on Catawba Island were de-
stroyed as well. We all remember
what a great job Salvation Army
and the Red Cross did in help-
ing with the cleanup and assist-
ing those who lost their homes.
Parts of Magruder Hospital were
hit as well as the tornado made a
devastating path from just south
of Port Clinton High School,
traveling northeast to the Lake,
taking out a number of the con-
dos across from the Port Clinton
Plaza. Miraculously, nobody was
seriously hurt.
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Speaking of Salvation Army,
I had the good fortune to at-
tend the 2012 Red Kettle Kickoff
breakfast at Catawba Island Club
last week. Last year the volunteer
bell ringers raised over $60,000
for Salvation Army. Their 2012
Goal is $62,000. So next time you
go shopping, or every time you
go shopping this holiday season,
be sure to put some jingle into
the Red Kettle.
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Our Find Wylie win-
ner is Vickie Kozak of
Marblehead who was
among 126 contestants
who found Wylie hid-
ing in the ad for Baileys Tree
and Landscape on page 8A in last
weeks Beacon. Vickie wins our
weekly $20 gift card from Friend-
ship Food Stores. Well be hid-
ing 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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Jacob Tetzloff and Mona Rut-
ger & Eagle) It has been fun to
watch young Jacob Tetzloff grow
up. He is the son of Glen Tetzloff,
our bass player in The Travelin
Lounge Lizards band, and he re-
cently achieved Eagle Scout. His
project was to improve an area
used to educate youngsters at
the Back to the Wild wildlife
rehabilitation and nature educa-
tion center in Castalia. He had to
replace rotting railroad ties in a
seating area with concrete pavers.
Jacob is 17 and a senior at Marga-
retta High School. He has earned
33 merit badges and is also a mu-
sician (imagine that). He is pic-
tured here with Mona Rutger, the
owner of Back to the Wild.
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The Oak House, 333 Buckeye
Blvd. in Port Clinton, is hold-
ing a Holiday Craft Bazaar this
Friday, Nov. 16, from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. Youre invited to come in
and browse through a great se-
lection of Holiday Gifts from the
Oak House. Members will have
a nice selection of hand-crafted
cards, paperweights, holiday gift
baskets, table favors, numerous
holiday wreaths and much more.
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My friends at Port Clinton Ford
present Go Further with Ford
Night TONIGHT, Thursday,
Nov. 15, a fundraising event that
will beneft the Port Clinton Ath-
letic Boosters. This free event is
being held from 4-9 p.m. They
want to engage their customers in
By DONNA LUEKE
On Saturday evening Wee Willys in
Marblehead was packed and lively. The
community came together to honor their
mayor, Jackie Bird, her late brother Tom
Bird and to raise funds for CASA (Court
Appointed Special Advocates). Mayor Bird
will be competing in CASAs Dancing with
the Stars event on Nov. 17 at Camp Perry.
Over $1500 has been raised for Mayor Bird
and CASA through the event and donations
so far, and more is to be tallied, according to
Norm Welser and Willy Steinbrick of Wee
Willys.
Rosalyn Barnhill, CASA volunteer, spoke
to the gathered contributors of the work of
CASA, and of her own experiences. Barnhill
works with three families, and said that at
times she needs to read the body language
of the youngest children who cant yet speak
to make sure the child is in a safe place.
Mayor Bird thanked everyone for coming
out and said, This is truly overwhelming.
It is for a very important cause. I hope to
bring the trophy back to Marblehead.
Bird said that when she was frst asked to
participate in the CASA event, she was hesi-
tant, but her brother Tom encouraged and
supported her and picked out the song she
is dancing to on Saturday. Tom died sud-
denly on Oct. 21. He had planned a surprise
birthday party for Jackie at Wee Willys.
Though it was diffcult, Jackie decided to
go forward with the competition and turn
the birthday party into a CASA fundraising
event.
Willy and Norm did it all, said Bird, of
the arrangements for Saturday evenings
event. Thanks to them and to my family
and everyone for the support for me and
for a wonderful cause.
See SALVATION ARMY 2A
CASA volunteer Roslyn Barnhill, CASA board member Angie Kukay and Marblehead
Mayor Jackie Bird at the CASA fundraiser.
Jackie Bird and Wee Willys raise funds for CASA
CASA is a group of highly trained volunteers that advocate for the best interest of children involved in the court system in Ottawa County. Dancing with
the Stars will be held at the Camp Perry Conference Center on Nov. 17. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the dancing begins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $30 each and
include hors doeuvres. A cash bar is available. A few tickets remain and can be purchases at the CASA offce at 419-301-0224 or at NBOH Oak Harbor and
Port Clinton offces.
This years event will be co-hosted by the Honorable Kathleen Giesler and Chief Bob Bratton. DJ Jerry Wittman of the band Legacy II will spin the tunes. The
stars are Jackie Bird, Cole Hatfeld, Bert Fall, Connie Moore, Marie Wittman and Curt Cochran. There will be special performances by local dancers, a silent
auction, a live auction and raffes.
See TELL TALES 2A
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th
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Thank You!
I would like to thank
the voters of Ottawa
County for your
support on November
6. I look forward
to serving as your
county commissioner.
Jo Ellen Regal
Paid for by Regal for Commissioner, Robert Hille,
treasurer, 529 Holly Court, Port Clinton, Oh 43452
Coppeler Heating & Electric at 419-732-7995
Lic #29779
Call for an appointment, Walk Ins Welcome
228 E. Second St., Port Clinton
For Appt: 419-734-6111
Country Gentlemen
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Ofering NEW Mini-Spa Services
Obituaries Soundoff
Rebecca G. Wolfe Boesel
Jan. 27, 1949-Nov. 7, 2012
Rebecca G. Wolfe Boesel, 63, of Port Clin-
ton, died Wednesday, Nov. 7, at the Univer-
sity of Toledo Medical College, Toledo. She
was born Jan. 27, 1949, in Port Clinton to
Ralph L. and Evelyn M. (Schmunk) Cook.
Rebecca was a 1967 graduate from Salem
Oak Harbor High School and had worked
at H.B. Magruder Hospital, Gem Beach
Marina, Stadtmiller Century 21 Realty,
and retired in 2009 from Ottawa County
Riverview Healthcare Campus, where
she was an administrative secretary and
medical records technician. Rebecca was a
member of Oak Harbor United Method-
ist Church, the Ottawa County Riverview
Nursing Home Auxiliary, and the Erie
Township Auxiliary.
Rebecca is survived by her husband, Jon
S. Boesel of Port Clinton, son, Marc D.
Wolfe of Port Clinton, stepdaughter, Ra-
chel Boesel-Aslaksen (Darryl) Kirchner
of Avon Lake, brother, Michael L. (Diane)
Cook of Columbus; nieces and nephews,
Cari L. Crawford and Michael L. Cook , Jr.,
both of Columbus, Joyce Cook of Spring-
boro, and Sheri (Scott) Davis of Evans,
GA. She is also survived by great nieces
and nephews, Keegan Crawford, Carson,
Cassidy and Conner Cook, and Scott Da-
vis, Jr., Seth and Sierra Davis; father-in-
law Laddie Browand of Florida, brother-
in-law Randy Boesel of Youngstown, and
sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Sandy
and James Shuart of Inverness, FL. She was
preceded in death by her parents, brother,
Craig C. Cook, nephew, Robert Cook, and
mother-in-law, Julie Browand.
At Rebeccas request, there will be no
visitation and a graveside service will be
private. The Robinson-Walker Funeral
Home & Crematory of Oak Harbor has as-
sisted with arrangements. The family has
requested memorials for Rebecca to the
Erie Township Fire and Rescue, 5545 W.
Harbor Rd., Lacarne, OH, 43439; or Oak
Harbor United Methodist Church, 360 E.
Ottawa St., P.O. Box 362, Oak Harbor, OH,
43449. Online condolences may be shared
with the family at www.walkerfuneral-
homes.com.

Donald Ralph Doell
April 13, 1929-Nov.6, 2012
Donald Ralph Doell, 83, of Lakeside-
Marblehead, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 6,
at Stein Hospice, Sandusky. Don was born
on April 13, 1929, in Rochester, NY.
A memorial service will be held at 12
p.m. (noon), Saturday, Nov. 17, at Trinity
United Methodist Church, Port Clinton,
with visitation one hour prior to the ser-
vice from 11 a.m. to noon. Gerner-Wolf-
Walker Funeral Home & Crematory assist-
ed the family with arrangements. Online
condolences may be shared with the family
at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.
Agapito Pete Gonzales
June 6, 1937-Nov. 8, 2012
Agapito Pete Gonzales, 75, of Port
Clinton, passed away Thursday, Nov. 8, at
Riverview Healthcare Campus. Pete was
born on June 6, 1937, in Texas.
Mass of Christian Burial will be held at
10:30 a.m.Tuesday, Nov. 13, at Immaculate
Conception Catholic Church, Port Clin-
ton. Friends may call from 9-10 a.m. Tues-
day at the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral
Home & Crematory, Port Clinton. Online
condolences may be shared with the family
at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.
Betty Steinmiller
April 24-1928-Nov. 8, 2012
Betty Jane (Browder) Steinmiller died on
Nov. 8 in Southfeld, MI. She was born in
Cleveland on April 24, 1928. Services and
burial are at Union Cemetery, Oak Harbor,
on Saturday, Nov. 17, at noon.
Thanks to voters
As we transition away from the hectic
campaign season to the holiday season, I
want to thank the voters of Ottawa Coun-
ty for their support of my candidacy for
state representative. I have never and will
never take that support for granted and
look forward to continuing my public
service for our great area.
Last week my friend John Schaffner
wrote a column reminding all of us of
the importance of voting. John shares my
deep belief that we should never take our
vote for granted and must always actively
participate in the electoral process. I do
have a disagreement with Johns position
that voting is not a right but a privilege.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Voting is a right, guaranteed by the Con-
stitution and protected by the Voting
Rights Act. Convincing would be voters
to cast their support one way or another
is a privilege I and other candidates have.
And I appreciate that privilege.
Chris Redfern,
Port Clinton
Heise Golf Classic
We would like to thank the following
businesses and individuals who helped
by sponsoring or donating to Terrys
cause, scholarships for students. Also, a
special big thank you to all our golfers at
the Terry Heise Scholarship Golf Classic.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Bauman Auto, Chris Redfern, Linda
and Denny Rectenwald, American Le-
gion, Kiwanis Club, Arbys, Carl and
Connie Tibbs, Hartung Title, Tom Ma-
her, Bob Scarpino, Don and Tammy Boss,
Miller Ferry, Frederick Agency, PNC
Bank, Bergmans Orchard, Barnes Nurs-
ery, AAA, Marys Blosson, Country Gen-
tlemen, End Zone, GSE Jewelers, Gino
and Teresa Monaco, The Wharf, Dave
Barth, John Fritz, Community Market,
Gordon Lumber, Coffee Express, Mc-
Carthys, Republic Services, Port Clinton
Hardward, Mom and Maria Heise, Com-
modore Perry, Bob and Dede Hahlen,
Great Lakes Popcorn, Michael and Patri-
cia Hayes, Rod and Candy Gale, Nemecek
Insurance, George and Judith Peterson,
Lynette and Abelardo
Saucedo, Rite Aid, Jet
Express, Ryan Ruthsatz,
Oak Harbor Golf Club,
Cakes by Theresa, April
Smith and Dalena Buch-
man of No Limits Salon,
The Beacon and Port
Clinton Glass.
Terry Heise Family
Random Acts of Fusion. While there,
folks will get a chance to look at the all
new 2013 Ford Fusion and test their judg-
ing skills with American Idol and compete
to win a unique VIP experience during the
shows 12th Season. Sounds like fun. Be
sure to check out their ad on the back page
of B Section this week.
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Congratulations to Oak Harbor High
School teacher Scott Schulte, who is being
recognized by his high school alma mater.
Scott is a 1990 graduate of Delphos St.
John and is being inducted on November
25 in the schools Hall of Fame.
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There will be a Free Developmental
Screening for all children ages 3 and 4
years old residing in the Benton-Carroll-
Salem School District on Friday, Nov. 16,
from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Performing
Arts Center Lobby at Oak Harbor High
School. They will be screening for hearing,
vision, motor skills, concept development
and speech & language development. It is
by appointment only, so call the BCS Stu-
dent Services Offce at 419-898-3280 to
schedule an appointment.
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The new Friendship station at the corner
of Perry Street and Buckeye Blvd. in Port
Clinton is progressing nicely. I spoke with
Brian Beck last week who wanted me to re-
mind all of their customers at the Sunoco
Friendship station on E. Perry Street that
the Sunoco station will be closed and that
the new station will be a Marathon service
station. Therefore, the old Sunoco credit
cards wont work there. Brian and his staff
are offering new Marathon cards and have
applications available now.
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First National Bank and its employees
will again be celebrating the Ohio State -
Michigan rivalry by wearing football fan
attire in exchange for donations to area
food pantries. The bank lobbies will be
decorated for the festivities and custom-
ers also have a chance to participate in the
food collection by dropping donations in
favorite team boxes at all First National
bank locations.
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The CASA (Court Appointed Special Ad-
vocates) Dancing with the Ottawa Coun-
ty Stars event will be held on Nov. 17 at
The Camp Perry Conference Center. The
doors will open at 7 p.m. and the dancing
will begin at 7:30. Tickets are $30 each and
include hors doeuvres. A cash bar will be
available. Tickets are available at NBOH
Oak Harbor and Port Clinton offces or
through the CASA offce at 419-301-0225.
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The Community Thanksgiving Feast
for the Port Clinton area will be held on
Thanksgiving Day from 11:30 a.m. to
2 p.m. at the Trinity United Methodist
Church Fellowship Hall at the corner of
Second and Adams Streets. Everyone is
welcome! For more information, call 419-
967-0185 or e-mail thanksgivingdayfeast@
gmail.com. Delivery service will be avail-
able for shut-ins.
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The Ottawa County Genealogical Society
will meet this Tuesday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. at
Ida Rupp Public Library in Port Clinton.
The speaker will be Oak Harbor Historian
Richard Martin who will talk about his
Interesting Discoveries from the Ottawa
County Exponent.
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Dont forget that Marys Blossom Shoppe
in downtown Port Clinton will be donat-
ing $5 for each $10 wrapped fall cash and
carry bouquet to the Red Cross to aid the
victims of Hurricane Sandy. Mary is a
throwback and forward to what being a
downtown merchant is all about.
TELL TALES from 1A
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our
website
out for
more!
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will be no assistance from Toys for Tots,
leaving the burden of purchasing and col-
lecting more this year to The Salvation
Army and the community.
Volunteer opportunities. Organiza-
tions, families and businesses that want to
give back to their community through the
Salvation Army can do so by volunteering
to ring the bell, by donating coats or items
to the Tree A Rama Auction, and by bid-
ding on items at the Auction. Businesses
that would like to have a Toy drive will be
supplied with Toy Boxes and/or Angel Tree
tags.
Contact Maureen Saparoni, Director, The
Salvation Army, 1854 E. Perry Street Suite
800, Port Clinton, 419-732-2769, 419-734-
0517 Fax, maureen.saponari@use.salva-
tionarmy.org.The Salvation Army, 1854 E.
Perry Street Suite 800, Port Clinton, 419-
732-2769, 419-734-0517 Fax, maureen.
saponari@use.salvationarmy.org.
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The Promotion Committee of Main
Street is planning the Community Christ-
mas celebration for Saturday, Dec. 1 in
downtown Port Clinton. The Commu-
nity Christmas Parade will begin at 2 p.m.
with local businesses and organizations
competing for awards for best foat.
The parade route will be from the cor-
ner of Perry and Monroe Street to south
on Jefferson Street to west on Third Street
to north on Madison Street and ending at
Perry Street.
For more information, contact the Main
Street offce at 419-734-5503. Parade ap-
plications can be picked up at the Main
Street Port Clinton / Chamber offce lo-
cated at 110 Madison Street in downtown
Port Clinton between the hours of 9 a.m.
and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday or are
online at www.historicportclinton.com/
downloads/paradeapp.pdf.
Businesses encouraged to
participate in Christmas parade
The death of a child is
devastating and its impor-
tant to the family that the
child always be remem-
bered. Thats why mem-
bers of the Ottawa County
Chapter of The Compas-
sionate Friends (TCF) will
participate in an annual
worldwide event designed
to honor the memories
of all children, regardless
of age, who have died. On
Sunday, Dec. 9, the Port
Clinton chapter is joining
with hundreds of orga-
nized memorial services
around the world for The
Compassionate Friends
16th annual Worldwide
Candle Lighting, an event
now believed to be the larg-
est mass candle lighting in
the world.
The local candle light-
ing will be part of a special
service held at 6:45 p.m.
at The Compassionate
Friends of Ottawa Coun-
tys Childrens Memorial
in Lakeview Park and will
feature music, special read-
ings and poems. Following
the ceremony there will be
a special time of refection
and sharing at the Lakev-
iew Park Shelter. Annually
tens of thousands of fami-
lies, united in loss, light
candles for one hour dur-
ing the Worldwide Candle
Lighting, held the second
Sunday in December. Can-
dles are frst lit at 7 p.m.,
local time, just west of the
International Date Line.
As candles burn down in
one time zone, they are
lighted in the next, creating
a 24-hour wave of light as
the observance continues
around the world.
This is our gift to the
bereavement commu-
nity, says TCF/USA Ex-
ecutive Director Patricia
Loder.The holiday season
is an extremely diffcult
time of the year for fami-
lies grieving the death of
a child. This marks well
one and a half decades the
Worldwide Candle Light-
ing has united bereaved
families around the globe
as a symbolic way of show-
ing the love we continue to
carry for our children, even
though they can no longer
be with us physically. This
candle lighting transcends
all ethnic, cultural, reli-
gious, and political bound-
aries as tens of thousands
of families share in this
worldwide memorial event.
We invite everyone, wheth-
er or not they have suffered
the personal loss of a child,
to join in this moving trib-
ute.
To contact The Compas-
sionate Friends of Ottawa
County, call Roseann Hick-
man at 419-308-4690 The
Compassionate Friends
has a presence in at least 30
countries and is the worlds
largest self-help bereave-
ment organization.
To remember children bereaved families
join in 16th worldwide candle lighting
The Ottawa County
Democratic Party Central
Committee will hold a spe-
cial meeting to appoint a
person to fll the position
of Ottawa County Auditor
on Monday, Dec. 17 at 7
p.m. in Activities Room A
of the Riverview Care Cen-
ter Campus. This vacancy
occurs because of the just-
announced resignation of
the current Auditor, Jo El-
len (Jodi) Regal. Her res-
ignation becomes effective
on Friday, Nov. 30.
This meeting is open to
the public. However, only
members of the Ottawa
County Democratic Party
Central Committee may
vote on this appointment.
The Ottawa County
Democratic Party invites
anyone who may be inter-
ested in securing this ap-
pointment to e-mail a let-
ter of intent/interest and a
current resume to Dan La-
ity at amydanlaity@fron-
tier.com. Letters and re-
sumes must be received no
later than Friday, Nov.30.
Dems to appoint
Auditor
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The Ottawa County Museum will present a program of early photo slides of Port
Clinton on Sunday, Nov. 25, at 2 p.m. The downtown photos, which are dated around
1917, are taken from ffty glass slides recently donated to the museum by Rudy Drac-
ka. The photos have been digitized for conservation purposes.
The audience will be challenged to help identify the location and buildings in the
photos, with local historians leading the discussion and helping the audience identify
the photos. The glass slides and projector donated by Dracka will be on view in the
museum.
Businesses and organizations are en-
couraged to participate in the 2012 Gift
of Lights. A tree may be purchased for a
$30 donation. The trees will be located at
Veterans Park in downtown Port Clinton.
People will vote for their favorite or best-
decorated tree for a dollar donation. The
proceeds from the 2012 Gift of Lights goes
to Compassionate Friends, as selected by
the 2011 winner (Port Clinton Womens
Club 3rd year in a row). The donations
will determine this years winner.
Organizations and businesses may deco-
rate their trees beginning on Monday, Nov.
26. All trees should be completed by Friday,
Nov. 30. Voting begins on Saturday, Dec.
1, during Community Christmas. Ballot
boxes will be available at the Main Street
PC/Chamber offce, City Hall, the Book
Exchange, Coffee Express, McCarthys,
Papa Jimmies, Perfect Color Hair and Tan,
Slaters Madison Street Pub, Underwoods
Grill and the Wide World Shoppe.
The deadline to vote is Monday, Dec. 17,
at 12 p.m. The winner will be announced
on Wednesday, Dec. 19. Businesses and
organizations should remove their decora-
tions the week of Jan. 2, 2013.
If you are interested in decorating a tree,
please contact Main Street Port Clinton at
419-734-5503. Make checks payable to the
Port Clinton Recreation Department.
Gift of Lights trees are
coming to Veterans Park
2011 Gift of Lights at Veterans Park
Ida Rupp Public Library will show The
Dust Bowl: a flm by Ken Burns in two
parts on Dec. 6 and 7 from 10 a.m. 12
p.m. The Dust Bowl, a four-hour docu-
mentary, chronicles the environmental ca-
tastrophe that, throughout the 1930s, de-
stroyed the farmlands of the Great Plains,
turned prairies into deserts, and unleashed
a pattern of massive, deadly dust storms
that for many seemed to herald the end of
the world.
It was the worst man-made ecological
disaster in American history. The docu-
mentary includes vivid interviews with
twenty-six survivors of those hard times
combined with dramatic photographs and
seldom seen movie footage, to bring to life
stories of incredible human suffering and
equally incredible human perseverance. It
is also a morality tale about our relation-
ship to the land that sustains us.
This program is free of charge. Call 419-
732-3212 to register for The Dust Bowl
showings.
The Dust Bowl to be
shown at Ida Rupp
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BY JOHN SCHAFFNER
Harold Dann was one of those individu-
als from The Greatest Generation who
did what he had to do when duty called.
He enlisted in the U.S. Army after gradu-
ating from high school in 1943 and as a
teenager spent 200 days in combat in the
European Theater of Operations.
Corporal Dann was a member of the
104th Infantry Division also known as the
Terry Allen Timberwolves and arrived in
Europe in late 1944. Like many, he thought
it was going to be a short stay thanks to
the Allies success since D-Day on June 6,
1944. It was November and Germany was
the next stop. That was before the mas-
sive German counterattack known as the
Battle of the Bulge. The 104th was the frst
American Unit to be specifcally trained
for nighttime combat. He fought in the
Hurtgen Forest and his unit was evacuated
from Malmedy one day before the Ger-
mans slaughtered 84 American GI prison-
ers of war.
A lot of what Hal Dann went through is
a little blurry these days, but one memory
lasts. Members of his unit drew straws to
see who would go see the Marlene Dietrich
USO Show not far from the front lines. His
picture appeared in Life Magazine while
he was watching that show.
All members of the Timberwolves
were eligible for the Bronze Star for valor.
Somehow, in the confusion that followed
the war in Europe, Hal Dann got missed.
Late in 2008, the Ottawa County Veter-
ans Service Offce set out to identify lo-
cal military personnel who had inadver-
tently been missed after the war was over
in Europe and were sent back home. On
Tuesday afternoon, in a ceremony at Edge-
wood Manor, that situation was rectifed.
67 years after spending 200 consecutive
days in a combat zone, surviving mortar
fre, artillery fre and fre fghts in frigid
Belgium in late 1944 and early 1945, Hal
Dann was fnally awarded his Bronze Star.
It was awarded by Lt. Col. Barbara Her-
rington Clemens in a special Veterans Day
ceremony at Edgewood Manor.
Others receiving recognition on Tuesday
were Bernie Huebner, Lowell S. Petersen,
David Tong, Paul Krofft, all veterans of
World War II.
Edgewood resident awarded
Bronze Star 67 years late
Glass slide photo of downtown Port Clinton prior to 1918. The name of the German
American Bank was changed to the American Bank in 1918 because of anti-German
sentiment.
Ottawa County Museum presents
program of early photos of Port Clinton
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proved a 5-year fnancial forecast on
Tuesday, October 23
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that puts forth
an end to the defcit spending that
has plagued the district for the past
4 years. The task to reduce spending
for the district involved staff reduc-
tions, building closures, pay freezes
and changes to beneft packages to
combat reductions in state funding
and declining enrollment.
Mr. Tim Coffman, BCS treasurer
said, While defcit spending has
been alleviated in the short term, it
goes without saying that uncertainty
in state funding and property values
remain one of the most diffcult areas
of school revenue for which to plan.
Board member Mr. Steve Rhodes
commented, Balancing our bud-
get has been a long, diffcult and, at
times, unpopular process. After years
of uncontrolled spending and deple-
tion of budget reserves, the current
Board of Education was faced with
a fnancial crisis. Drastic reductions
were required in order to regain f-
nancial control of the district.
Board President Jeff Dornbusch
said working towards a balanced
budget (current expenses do not ex-
ceed current revenues) was one of
the board of education goals begin-
ning in January of this year. We are
pleased we have accomplished this
initial goal.
Superintendent Dr. Guy Parmigian
commented, B-C-S School District
is committed to offering a world-
class education while living within
its means. Our overall educational
program must remain lean, while
continuing to be a beacon of educa-
tional excellence within our region.
To do this, we must be innovative
and proactive in meeting the needs of
the students we serve. I look forward
to working collaboratively with our
district citizens, our Treasurer, and
Board of Education to ensure fscal
responsibility in spending taxpayer
dollars.
B-C-S Board approves a balanced budget
On Oct.24, prior to the student and parent open house at
Port Clinton Middle School, Chris Harris and Joanna Rus-
sell from Port Clinton Walmart visited with the staff. They
brought a cake and goody baskets to share. Through
the Walmart Teacher Rewards program, they also had a
drawing for $50 gift cards for a few lucky staff members.
WALMART TEACHER
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Joanna Russell, Port Clinton Walmart; Carrie Sanchez,
PCMS, Principal; Chris Harris, Port Clinton Walmart.
The Benton-Carroll-Salem School District will host a
Senior Citizen Luncheon event on Wednesday, Dec. 12,
at Oak Harbor High School. All senior citizens, age 62
and older, who are residents of the B-C-S School Dis-
trict are invited to attend. There will be entertainment
and a meal, and students from each of the schools will
be represented. The event will also feature performanc-
es by the band and choir.
Doors will open at 11 a.m at the Oak Harbor High
School auditorium. The meal and program will be
held in the high school cafeteria at approximately
12:15 p.m.
Those wishing to attend are asked to make a reserva-
tion by calling the Board Offce at 419-898-6210 be-
tween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. The cost will be $2, which can
be paid at the door. The deadline for making reserva-
tions is Monday, Dec. 3.
B-C-S schools to
host senior citizen
luncheon
Kindergarten
swim class at
Danbury
Danbury Local Schools, through its Community
Education program, will be offering
American Red Cross swim lessons to students in
kindergarten beginning Monday, Nov. 19. Class dates
will be Nov. 19, 20, 26, 27, 28, 29 and December 3
and 4. This eight-class session will be held from 5:30
6:00 p.m. Fee is $28. To register contact Mrs. Hen-
ninger Monday through Thursday after 3:30 p.m. at
419-798-5185 or email henningerr@danbury.k12.
oh.us.
The Port Clinton High School Leadership Council is
offering a babysitting service to help parents get their
holiday shopping done. Leadership Council is not
charging for the service but accepting donations for lo-
cal charities.
Parents can bring their children ages 3 to 12 to the
PCHS Cafeteria on Sunday, Dec. 2, from 11 a.m-5 p.m.
Children must be potty trained to participate. Lunch
will be provided along with a variety of activities.
Questions about the babysitting service can be directed
to Mr. Mike Spencer or Mr. Scott Cross, PCHS Leader-
ship Council Advisors, at 419-734-2147.
Babysitting
Offered by
PCHS Leadership
Council on
December 2
In cooperation with the Port Clinton Kiwanis Club, Port
Clinton City Schools recognizes outstanding elementary
students as Terrifc Kids. The following have been hon-
ored as Terrifc Kids in Oct. 2012.
Jefferson Elementary
AKimian Harris, Nathan Lukac, Arielle Montowski, Mia
Kuzma, Colby Sayre, Paige Cuevas, Arianna Carter, Diego
Lucero, Elayna Krupp, Adam Rajkotwala, Haley Harris,
Garrett Arnold, Abigail Foote, Jadyn Shipp, Christopher,
Knowles, Brooke Gibbons, Kira Kimmet, Ileana Garza,
Hunter Webster.
Bataan Memorial Primary Elementary
Noah Knecht, Trevor Pean, Audra Stavnicky, Camiah
Baker, Moriah Lundwall, David Zielske, Paige Krupp, Sar-
ah Roberts, Nora Bodie, Amelia Gonzalez, Dalton Reed,
Jaden Heffinger, Noah Yurista, Christian Kolodziejczk,
Owen Auxter, Makaila Webb, Owen Fodor.
Terrifc Kids
Ottawa County celebrated Parents Week with a Kickoff Breakfast in Port
Clinton on Tuesday, Oct. 16, with 120 community members attending. The
event was sponsored by Family & Children First Council and made possible
by the generous donations of Materion, Inc., US Gypsum and OSU Exten-
sion, Ottawa County. The Ottawa County Commissioners proclaimed Oct.
14-Oct. 20 as You Gotta Love Parents week in Ottawa County.
Judge Kathleen L. Giesler of the Ottawa County Probate and Juvenile
Courts is the spokesperson for Parents Week and emphasized the wonderful
job parents and caregivers do with raising the children in our community.
Judge Giesler also shared comical bits from what 4
th
graders throughout the
county said in their essays and letters about their parents.
Judge Giesler visited 24 fourth grade classes this fall to talk about Parents
Week in Ottawa County and explain the Fourth Grade Writing Contest.
Fourth graders were given the opportunity to write a 100-word essay about
what makes a great parent or a letter to their parents telling them why they
are special.
The winners of the contests, as well as their families, were recognized at
the Kickoff Breakfast.

Winners include:
Mark Leo Phillips III, Elayna Krupp, Alexis Minney, Haylie Sewel, Hannah
Cross and Sarah Webb from Jefferson School, Port Clinton;
Greta Bauder, Mya Pauken, Olivia Heidebrink and Brooke Allen from
Woodmore Elementary School;
Caitlin Cruikshank, Tommy Giles, Taylor Simmons and Brad Hanley from
Genoa Elementary School;
Grace Johnson from St. Boniface School, Oak Harbor;
Nora Ladd from Put-In-Bay School;
Adrianna Hummel from Immaculate Conception School, Port Clinton;
Nathan Dress and Brooklyn Wilson from Danbury Local Schools;
Tyiesha Robinson, Isaac Wonderly, Selena Luna, Jared Goetz, Wyatt Miller
and Trinity Anderson from Oak Harbor Middle School.
The winning essays may be viewed at the Juvenile Courts website: www.
ottawacountyjuvenilecourt.com
Each winner received a bag of prizes donated from local businesses. Na-
goya Japanese Steakhouse, Monsoon Lagoon Water Park, Island Adventures
Fun Center, Pizza Hut and African Lion Safari Wildlife Park donated the
grand prizes for winners in the drawings.
Magical entertainer Greg Carson provided entertainment for the morning.
Ottawa County celebrates parents week
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, the Oak Harbor FFA Chapter held their frst community service project, Raking the Leaves.
From 9a.m. until 12 p.m. the chapter helped out the community by raking leaves for residents who may not be able
to rake their own yards. A total of 37 students, including four non- FFA members, participated in this event. Stu-
dents split into teams, each led by an FFA Chapter Offcer. Between these groups, a total of 65 yards were raked,
including two churches. After raking leaves, the students enjoyed pop and pizza as a reward The chapter plans on
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A painting by Rick Dziak of Marblehead titled No Swimming was chosen for use on
the cover of a newly released novel by Linda Lehmann Masek. The book is titles The
Serpent Sea, and was published by Fireside Publications II of Summerfeld, FL.
Ms. Masek saw a photo of the painting on the Dziak Gallery website and sought use of
the image through the Gallery. The image was cropped and adjusted to ft the needs of
the cover, and Mr. Dziak was given credit for the work in the book. In the Acknowledge-
ments, Ms. Masek states,
I am so very grateful to
Rick Dziak, OPA, of Dziak
Gallery in Marblehead,
Ohio, for allowing the use
of an image of his paint-
ing No Swimming, to be
used on the cover of this
book. It would have been
nearly impossible to fnd
a picture to more accu-
rately depict the setting of
The Serpent Sea than this
scene. Thank you, Rick!
The painting shows a
small beach with drift-
wood and a building in the
background which leads to
a dock or a wharf. In actual-
ity, the building is the pavil-
ion at the dock in Lakeside.
The setting for the novel is
in Key West, but works with
the descriptions of the area
where most of the action
takes place.
Linda Lehman Masek is
a teacher-librarian with
advanced degrees from
Cleveland State and Case
Western Reserve universi-
ties. Her diverse writing
talents are shown in the dif-
fering genres of her previ-
ous books. She has penned
more than 100 newspaper
and journal articles, is an
accomplished artist, pia-
nist and photographer. Her
varied interests also include
providing tutorial services
to students with disabilities,
helping to fnd homes for
rescued animals and bicy-
cling.
Books by Linda Lehmann
Masek include: Mag-ni-f-
cat, a childrens cat book;
The Poison Tree, a his-
torical mystery novel; and
Soul Dance, a romantic
suspense novel.
Dziak Gallery has a limit-
ed number of autographed
copies of No Swimming
at 810 W. Main Street in
Marblehead. A tentative
book signing is scheduled
for spring at the gallery. The
gallery is usually open Sat-
urdays and Sundays from
1 to 4 p.m. or by appoint-
ment. Contact Rick or Mary
Dziak at 419-798-4994,
419-494-4445 or dziak@
cros.net.
Dziak painting
inspires novel cover
No Swimming
Nov. 15
3rd Annual Community
Thanksgiving Meal
WHAT: Free meal for anyone
in the community, serving tur-
key, dressing, sweet potato,
corn and homemade pie.
WHEN: 5-6 p.m.
WHERE: St.Thomas Episcopal
Church, 214 Jefferson St.,
Port Clinton
Veterans Reiki share
WHAT: Reiki share free to all
veterans. Reiki is a Japanese
technique used for stress
reduction and promotes heal-
ing. All 30 minute sessions
are provided by area Reiki
practitioners.
WHEN: 6:30 -8:30 pm
WHERE: Magruder Hospi-
tal Conference Center, Port
Clinton
INFO: Call to register at
419-635-2337. Walk-ins are
welcome.
Art Class
WHAT: An art class for teens
through adults continues this
fall and winter at the Dan-
bury Senior Center. Local art-
ist Lori Roberts-Cobbledick,
who holds a BFA in Studio Art
from Kent State University,
is the instructor. The class
covers different drawing
techniques, oil painting and
collage, as well as other
mediums. Students will also
learn about various artists.
WHEN: Thursdays from
6-7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Danbury Senior
Center, Marblehead
COST:$10 per class
INFO: Call Lori at 419-798-
0608.
Strength Training
WHAT: Strength training
helps prevent age-related
muscle loss, in addition to
keeping bones and metabo-
lism strong.
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m,
every Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE: Magruder Confer-
ence Center
COST: $4 per session
INFO: 419-732-4061
Nov. 16
Holiday Craft Bazaar
WHAT: Holiday Craft Bazaar
WHEN: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
WHERE: Oak House, Buckeye
Blvd., Port Clinton
Nov. 16 and 17
Bake Sale and Nearly
New Sale
WHAT: Womens Ministry
Bake and Nearly New Sale.
WHEN: 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
WHERE: Port Clinton Baptist
Church,978 Limestahl Rd.,
Port Clinton
INFO: for more information,
call Connie Starnes at 419-
732-3283
Nov. 17
Christmas Bazaar
WHAT: Christmas bazaar--
crafts, candies, baked goods
for sale; Santa arriving at
noon.
WHEN: 9 a.m.-2 p.m., lunch
served 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.,
WHERE: Oak Harbor United
Methodist Church, 360 E. Ot-
tawa Street, Oak Harbor
INFO: Call Carol at 419-898-
4580 or Darlene at 419-898-
0659 for further information
American Girl celebration
WHAT: Celebrate one of the
popular American Girls with
games, crafts and snacks. For
girls in grades kindergarten
through fifth. Bring your
doll (does not have to be an
American Girl).
WHEN: 10:30-noon
WHERE: Community room,
Ida Rupp Public Library, Port
Clinton
INFO: Call Ida Rupp Public
Library at 419-732-3212 for
more information.
Nov. 19
Dinner and program
WHAT: The Otterbein North
Shore Auxiliary hosts Loreen
Niewenhuis, author of A
1,000 Mile Walk on the
Beach: One Womans Trek of
the Perimeter of Lake Michi-
gan, as speaker for their
annual dinner.
WHERE: Otterbein North
Shore, Lakeside
INFO: Contact Otterbein
North Shore at 419-798-
8245 to make a reservation.
COST: $10
Free exercise class
WHAT: Free exercise class on
Mondays. Joe Kovach, COTA
Rehabilitation Director at
Edgewood Manor Health &
Rehabilitation Center in Port
Clinton, is the instructor. The
class is open to the public
and is geared for those 55
and older.
WHEN: 2 p.m.
WHERE: Community Center
at the Vineyard on Catawba
INFO: call The Vineyard at
419-797-3100.
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group for
those affected by anothers
drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every Monday
WHERE: St. Thomas Episco-
pal Church, 214 E. Second
St., Port Clinton
Nov. 20
Sisters in Sobriety
WHAT: Sisters in Sobriety, a
womens AA meeting
WHEN: 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Sutton Center, 1854
E. Perry, Port Clinton
12-step recovery program
WHAT: 12-step biblically-
based recovery program
WHERE: Faith House, Church
of the Nazarene, Fourth and
Monroe, Port Clinton
WHEN: Tuesdays at 7 p.m.
INFO: call Pastor Janet Reed,
Associate Pastor, at 419-341-
3664.
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6 p.m. every Tuesday
WHERE: Catawba Commu-
nity Hall, 3307 NW Catawba
Road
Yoga
WHAT: Bring a mat and
wear loose clothing for the
class taught by certified yoga
instructor Linda Green.
WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. every
Tuesday
WHERE: Magruder Hospital
Conference Center
COST: $8 per class with sign
up for the whole month or
$10 per class
INFO: 419-635-2337
Strength Training
WHAT: Strength training
helps prevent age-related
muscle loss, in addition to
keeping bones and metabo-
lism strong.
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m,
every Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE: Magruder Confer-
ence Center
COST: $4 per session
INFO: 419-732-4061
Pilates
WHAT: Pilates
WHEN: Tuesdays 5:30-6:30
p.m.
WHERE: Danbury school,
Marblehead
COST: $8 per class
INFO: For additional informa-
tion contact Mrs. Henninger
Monday Thursday after
3:30 p.m. at 419-798-5195
or email henningerra@
danbury.k12.oh.us. Informa-
tion also available at www.
danbury.k12.oh.us.
Nov. 19
Thanksgiving Eve service
WHAT: Worship Service. All
community members are
invited to attend. Refresh-
ments will be served after the
service.
WHEN: 7 p.m.
WHERE: Resurrection Lu-
theran Church on Catawba
Ottawa County Safety
Council meeting
WHAT: Mike Drusbacky, Dep-
uty Director of the Ottawa
County EMA, will speak on:
Disaster Preparedness for
Businesses. Non-perishable
food items and personal care
products for the commu-
nity food banks and OCDJFS
emergency resources.
WHEN: 11-12:30 a.m.
WHERE: Magruder Hospital-
Fulton St, Port Clinton
INFO: Make reservations
before Nov. 19 at 5 p.m.
ACA
WHAT: Twelve-step group for
adult children of alcoholics
WHEN: 7:15 p.m.
WHERE: Artisans Co-op, 138
E. Market St., Sandusky
INFO: Call Paul at 419-341-
6888
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6 p.m. every Wednes-
day
WHERE: Oak Harbor Library,
147 W. Main St.
INFO: 419-276-0304
Nov. 22
Community Thanksgiving
Dinner
WHAT: All are welcome to
the free Thanksgiving Feast.
The committee encour-
ages area residents to bring
families and friends, to come
alone and sit with our groups
and join in celebrating this
important time of togeth-
erness. Reservations are
never required. If you know
a shut-in who would enjoy
a hot turkey meal delivered
for Thanksgiving, please
contact Ginna Fall by Tuesday,
Nov.20.WHEN: 11:30 a.m.-
2:00 p.m
WHERE: Fellowship Hall,
Trinity United Methodist
Church, corner of Adams and
2nd Streets, Port Clinton
INFO: To volunteer, to donate
food (hams, turkeys, canned
sweet potatoes, green beans,
corn, carrots are
needed), or for more informa-
tion call Ginna Fall by Friday,
Nov. 16, at 419.967.0185
Give Thanks Dinner
WHAT: A community
Thanksgiving Dinner. All are
welcome.
WHEN: 5 p.m.
WHERE: Chapel on the Lake,
145 S. Bridge Rd., Lakeside-
Marblehead
INFO: Call 419-732-2028 for
more information.
Nov. 15-30
Pet food drive
WHAT: Drop off location
for dog & cat food, wet or
dry, for the Humane Society
of Ottawa County, and for
suggestions for a contest to
name the new outside wall
at HSOC.
WHERE: First Federal Bank
of Genoa
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COMMUNITYCALENDAR
Thursday, November 15, 2012 9A
Sonya Kuhar, MD
Physiatrist
Board Eligible in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Dr. Kuhar will be joining the practice of Christopher Parnell,
DO, and is on the medical staff of Firelands Regional
Medical Center. She will also be seeing patients in the Acute
Inpatient Rehabilitation unit and the Spine Center.
Dr. Kuhar will help patients achieve maximal restoration
of physical, psychological, social, and vocational function
through comprehensive rehabilitation and pain management.
Special interests within her field include:
Spinal cord injury Traumatic brain injury
Stroke care Spasticity management
Trigger point injections Amputee care
Prosthetics & Orthotics Electrodiagnosis (EMG/NCS)
physical medicine & rehab
New Patients Welcome!
Life Outside the Office
Dr. Kuhar is married and
has a son and daughter.
In her free time, she enjoys
spending time with her
family playing games,
traveling, swimming, and
watching movies. She also
likes to cook, crochet and
work on craft projects.
Firelands Physician Group is a multi-specialty group providing
primary care and specialty care services to the surrounding region.
FirelandsPhysicianGroup.com
For an appointment call: 419-557-6785. 1912 Hayes Ave., Sandusky
Office hours also available at: 3960 Harbor Light Landing, Port Clinton
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please remember to
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Catering For
All Occasions
Lunches to Go $5.50
Mon., Nov. 19
Swiss Steak
Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Vegetable
Roll & Butter
Tues., Nov. 20
Prime Rib
Baked Potato & Sour Cream
Tossed Salad-Roll & Butter
Wed., Nov. 21
Hot Shredded Chicken OR
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Thur., Nov. 22
Thanksgiving Day
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The Chambers of Commerce Bright
Stars for 2012 were recognized on Thurs-
day, Oct. 25, at the Great Lakes Science
Center in Cleveland.
Over 50 chambers of commerce across
northern Ohio nominated a person from
their chamber as their Bright Star, to rec-
ognize a chamber member who has made
a signifcant impact on the chamber
through membership, retention, sponsor-
ship, economic development, operations
and/or education. Each Bright Star is an
active chamber member for no less than
two years and is likely to be an unsung
hero or a dedicated behind-the-scenes vol-
unteer.
Judi Halstead with Integrity Productions
is the Port Clinton Area Chamber of Com-
merces Bright Star 2012. Halstead accept-
ed her certifcate and trophy from Tony
Gallo, NOACC Chairman and Director of
Business Development for Lorain County
Chamber, at the presentation.
When you think Bright Star, the PC
Chamber immediately thinks of Judi Hal-
stead. She exemplifes integrity in all as-
pects of her life including her willingness
to proactively promote membership, to
support Chamber programs, and to give
110% by volunteering with every event
and activity. Her positive attitude is con-
tagious! stated Laura Schlachter, Presi-
dent of the Port Clinton Area Chamber of
Commerce.
At right: Judi Halstead is presented a certifcate and trophy as the Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce Bright
Star. Pictured left to right: Laura Schlachter, President of the PC Chamber; Vicky Hawke, Executive Director of NO-
ACC, Judi Halstead, Integrity Productions; Tony Gallo, NOACC Chairman; and Lauren Schubach, Operations Manager
of the PC Chamber.
Chamber of Commerce recognizes
Halstead as Bright Star
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Nov. 21
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www.slatersmadisonstreetpub.com
111 Madison St. Port Clinton 419-732-2030
Jazz Night
Wednesdays 7-10pm
Pasta, Wine & Jazz
The Bob Szmik Trio
Friday Night
Steak $10.75 - Hand Cut NY Strip
with our signature garlic mashed potatoes & veggies
DJ EJ -Thurs-Sun 10PM
Thursday! JAM NITE!
Host Band: Fiddy Cent Wings
Plus: Jumbo Chicken Wings
50 each min of 5
Sunday
Nov 18
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FAMILY BAND
6:30 pm - 9:30 pm

3845 East Wine Cellar Road, Port Clinton
419.797.4445
info@monamiwinery.com
Friday & Saturday
8:30 PM - 11:30 PM
16th & 17th - Gatlin
23rd & 24th - New Connection
Sundays
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
18th - Gatlin
25th - Jean Holden
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Monday - Thursday 4 PM
Friday - Sunday 11:30 AM
All Specials Begin Daily at 4PM
Monday
Burger & Chips
$4.50
Wednesday
Fish Fry
$9.99
Friday
Chicken & Rib
$15
Tuesday
40 Wings
Thursday
Shrimp & Steak
$15
Saturday
Prime Rib Special
$15
Sunday
Bloody Mary Bar
11 AM - 4 PM
$4.50
SATURDAY: Big Ten Network College
75 PBR
SUNDAY: NFL Football
75 PBR Drafts
Next Wine Tasting Friday
November 16th, 2012
Wine Tasting & Appetizers
6:30 PM-8:30 PM - $20 per person
Cant make it to the frst or want to come again?
Join us December 14
November 19th
4 - 6:30 PM
Cookie & Pie Contest @ 6pm
Prize for Best Pie and Cookie!
NOVEMBER ENTERTAINMENT
Mon Ami Proudly Presents
Enchant Cabret
November 29th Halos-N-Holly
Show time 7:00 PM
$20 a ticket Available Now
Accepting Reservations for Thanksgiving!
Hours
Wednesday & Thursday 4:00 PM
Friday & Saturday - 11:30 AM
Sunday - 10:30 AM Brunch
Full menu in Chalet @ 12:00 PM
CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
DAILY SPECIALS NOW SERVING BREAKFAST ALL DAY
This diner is authentic, built by the Jerry O'Mahony Diner Company
of Elizabeth, New Jersey, in the 1950s.
It was originally operated as the Sunrise Diner in Jim Thorpe,
Pennsylvania.
We became a permanent part of the Liberty Aviation Museum in 2012.
We encourage you to view, and experience artifacts, vehicles, and
aircraft from the Golden Age of Aviation, and beyond.
All proceeds from this diner help fund the operation of the Liberty
Aviation Museum.
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The Red Barren* 4.50
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With cheese add 1.00
Milt Hershberger* 8.00
Half pound burger with American cheese.
Belly Bomber* 9.50
Half pound burger with Sausage Shoppe
homemade fried bologna, bacon, sauted
onions & pepper jack cheese.
Angela* 8.50
Half pound burger with Swiss cheese & mushrooms.
Tri-Motor Burger* 9.00
A three-patty burger (nine ounces) layered with
fried salami, bacon & provolone cheese.
Georgies Gal* 7.00
Half pound burger piled high with our sweet relish!
In honor of our Museums patron.
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Welcome to the Tin Goose Diner, where you will receive only the freshest quality ingredients
in all of our menu items.
We are sure you will enjoy your dining experience with top-flight food, pleasant and quick
service, all while being surrounded by our memorable historic surroundings!
TIN GOOSE DINER
Liberty Aviation Museum
3515 E. State Road
Port Clinton, Ohio 43452
419-732-0236
Open From
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Two Fabulous Establishments For Food & Drink in ONE Location
Breakfast Sundays
9 AM - 1 PM
Monday Night is Steak Night
Steak, potato & salad starting at $11.99
Fridays are Lobster Night
Featuring Appetizers, Soups & Entrees
Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials
Happy Hour
Mon - Fri. 4 - 6 PM, Discounts on All drinks
Friday
Nov. 16
Carlyle Smith
7-11pm
Saturday
Nov. 17
TBA
During OSU
Browns and
Monday Night
Football
Drink/Beer
Specials
102 Madison Ave. Port Clinton, OH 419-960-7546
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O Isabels & Dylan Olivias
(formerly Mallory & Company)
Are proud to present...
Just For You Holiday Open House
Saturday, November 17
1:00 to 5:00 pm
Join us for a fun-filled afternoon and get a jump on
your holiday shopping! The festivities will include
refreshments, door prizes and more!
Christine Ontko, Certified Life Coach & Angel
Intuitive from Freshwater Sensations Womens
Retreat will be available at O Isabels for angel
card readings! www.freshwatersensations.com
Kelly Cook from Jewel Kade Jewelry will be at
Dylan Olivias. Vintage with a modern twist
and so unique! kellycook.jewelkade.com
Make a monetary donation to the Island Safe
Harbor Animal Sanctuary at O Isabels and
receive a free gift! www.wix.com/islandshas/i
For more information call
419-734-4799 or 419-734-5518
Specials subject to change
419-301-3700
Located in Bassetts Plaza
Rts 53 & 163
HOURS:
Sun-Thurs 11am-10pm
Fri-Sat 11am-11pm
Friday Night Date Night
$9.99 Kansas Sizzler Friday Nights
$1.00 Taco Thursdays are back!
FOOD SPECIALS
AFTER 4 PM
MONDAYS
$5 Burger & Fries after 4pm
$16.99 All-you-
can-eat ribs
TUESDAYS
$5 Wraps & $2 Off Fajitas
WEDNESDAYS
10 for $5 Wings
& $2 Off Pasta
THURSDAYS
$1 Tacos
FRIDAYS
$9.99 Kansas City Sizzler
Chefs Special
SATURDAYS
$5 Burger & Fries until 4pm
Chefs Choice
SUNDAYS
$5 Chunks All Day!
$5 Burger & Fries ALL DAY!
Beer Specials!
Bud Lite/Miller Lite/Coors Lite
$1 pint ALL DAY!
$12 Bucket Special
DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS $6.50
NFLSunday Ticket
Largest Screen in the area!
We can accommodate all your catering or
party needs. Nothing too big or too small.
ENTERTAINMENT
NANCY J.
DUNLAP
CRB, CRS, GRI, Broker
419-797-4824
www.NancyDunlap.com
Nancy@NancyDunlap.com
GREAT PRICES - UNIQUE PROPERTIES!
CATAWBA Beautifully Designed and
Landscaped in the Bluffs $869,900
LAKEFRONT BEST BUY!
Catawba 1st Floor Condo w/
Avail Dockage $379,900
40' DOCKAGE ON SANDUSKY
BAY! 3BD Condo w/Garage.
$229,000
CATAWBA ACREAGE ...
Great Location, Possible
Development. 22 Acres
Ground, 19 Acres in Water.
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CATAWBA SUNSET VIEWS! Stunning 3BD Townhouse
Overlooking Catawba Island Club Marina Code 8212

OVERLOOK YOUR OWN 30 DOCK! Catawba 2BD Condo w/
Dramatic Vaulted Ceilings & Loft. Code 8032
LAKEFRONT Port Clinton Condo with Huge Deck and
Spectacular Views. Code 8062
$109,000 LAKE VIEW CONDO! Move In and Enjoy
the Breezes! Code 8302
CATAWBA Gorgeous 4BD Condo Overlooks the
Catawba Island Club Golf Course. Code 8002
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Ohio Association of Realtors
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Generation after
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the Spirit of
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Never Fades
Helping Your Dream Come True,
Family to Family
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SPORTS
Thursday, November 15, 2012 1B
Vitaliy I. Pishchik, MD
Cleveland Clinic
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BY JOHN SCHAFFNER
Port Clinton High School Senior Jonathan Brown has
been named frst team All Ohio Division II for the highly
successful PCHS 2012 soccer team. Brown was a midfeld-
er and holds many school records for the Redskins. He
was also District 1st team and was named the Districts
Most Valuable Player. Brown was also a unanimous choice
on the All Sandusky Bay Conference squad and the unani-
mous choice as the SBCs Player of the Year.
Brown was the leader on the PCHS Soccer Team that
went 18-2 on the season and won the Sandusky Bay Con-
ference title, fnishing 10th in the State polls for Division
II. He broke numerous season and career goal and scor-
ing records. For his career, he tallied 87 goals, 45 of which
came this year, the highest individual number of goals
scored in Ohio. His 45 goals this year is also a school re-
cord.
Brown was also generous to his teammates with 35 ca-
reer assists. He holds the PCHS record for career points
with 209 and points in a season with 105. For Jonathan
Brown, soccer was a full time obsession, as he played on
several club teams as well. In addition, he is an excellent
student.
BY YANEEK SMITH
Three area football teams got the
chance to live their dreams last week-
end by competing in the state football
playoffs.
Bellevue and Perkins, two Division
III schools, competed against one
another in a regional semifnal and
Genoa, which has qualifed for the
playoffs in six straight seasons, faced
off against Ottawa-Glandorf.
In the Perkins-Bellevue game,
which took place at Clyde High
School last Saturday in front of an es-
timated 4500 people, Perkinse rallied
from a 14-6 defcit to tie the game at
halftime before scoring on the open-
ing drive of the second half to move
ahead, 21-14.
After the Redmen tied the score at
21, Perkins went ahead for the fnal
time, 27-21, after holding Bellevue on
downs midway thru the fourth quar-
ter. With 40 seconds remaining and
the Pirates facing a fourth-and-six
from the Bellevue 31-yard-line, they
opted to go for the win, only to see
quarterback Brandon Smith throw
an interception to Nick Raifsnider,
who returned the ball to the Pirate
42-yard-line.
Five plays later, Redmen quar-
terback Jalen Santoro found Trent
Stamm in the end zone for a 12-yard
touchdown as time expired, setting
off a frenzy before Jake Strayer's extra
point won it, 28-27.
As for Genoa, the Comets fell, 41-
12, to Ottawa-Glandorf (12-0), who
advanced to the Division IV Regional
Final to take on Columbus Bishop
Hartley, the 2010 State Champions.
It was a rough game for Genoa as
they fell behind 14-0 after one quar-
ter and trailed 34-0 at halftime.
The Comets were able to get on the
board with two touchdowns in the
second half, but it was not enough.
All-Ohio running back Kyle Nutter,
who will likely play at a Division I
college next season, fnished with 20
carries for 65 yards and a touchdown
in his fnal game.
PC soccer player named
1st team All Ohio
Area teams competed in the
state football playoffs
Danbury High School
honored their 2012 fall
sports athletes and cheer-
leaders on Monday, Nov.
12. Awards presented were
as follows:
Football
Participation: Donnie
McCune, Dylan Harris,
Eden Flynn, Camereon
Sherry, & Marcus Funder-
white; 1st Year Letters: Jon
Brooks, Tyler Waggoner,
Geraldo Salinas, Ken Flem-
ing, Kyle Grubb, & Chance
Mackall; 2nd Year Letters:
Shay Rickard, Caleb Ger-
ber, Taylon Molnar, Cooper
Eller, Austyn Morin, Jim
Chamberlin, James Dorko,
& Mike Stys; 3rd Year Let-
ters: Tyler Dray, Kegan
Rakosky, & Jon McClellan;
4th Year Letter: Zack Kali-
noski, Brandon Bahnsen, &
David Gast
Most Improved Player:
Caleb Gerber; Most Valu-
able Player: Brandon
Bahnsen; Coaches Award:
Kegan Rakosky; Laker
Award: David Gast
Volleyball
Certifcates: Lexi Mitchell,
Alexis Dayton, Haley Me-
nier, Kelly Lavelle, Haley
Doski, Lauren Kalinoski,
Kylah Mackall, Syndey
Judd, Cassie Whitaker, Sa-
mantha Wilkinson, & Kay-
leigh Edginton.
1st Year Letters: Engelica
Cichocki, Cassidy Rhodes,
Morgan Snyder, Allison
Ahrens,& Megan Stephens;
2nd Year Letter: Alyssa Al-
mendinger; 3rd Year Letter:
Kim Holmes, Erin Lavelle,
& Lindsay Mark
Laker Award: Alyssa Al-
mendinger; Coaches
Award: Lindsay Mark; Most
Improved Player: Alyssa
Almendinger; Most Valu-
able Player: Erin Lavelle
Girls Cross Country
1st Year Letter: Lilly Ken-
nedy; 2nd Year Letter: Faith
Vargo & Shawna Vienhaus;
4th Year Letter: Andrea
Dodd & Mollie Knighton
Top Runner: Shawna Vi-
enhaus; Most Improved
Runner: Lilly Kennedy;
Coaches Award: Andrea
Dodd
Boys Cross Country
3rd Year Letter: Tyler Ar-
quette; 4th Year Letter:
Dylan Buckley; Top Run-
ner: Dylan Buckley
Boys Golf
Certifcate: Mac Stephen-
son; 1st Year Letter: Devin
Thompson, Collin Bush,
David Gast, Dylan Menier,
& Zak Miller
Most Improved Golfer:
Collin Bush; Rookie of
the Year: Devin Thomp-
son; Most Valuable Golfer:
Dylan Menier
Girls Golf
Certifcates: Alyssa Biro,
Felicia Cain, Nicole Spears,
Michaela Hallier, & Ellie
Kukay; 1st Year Letters: Bri
Adams, Heather Spears, &
Katie Almendinger; 2nd
Year Letters: Alexis Wil-
liams & Tori Wright; Rook-
ie of the Year: Bri Adams
Most Valuable Golfer:
Alexis Williams; Most Im-
proved: Tori Wright
Cheerleading
Certifcates: Ciarra Bly;
1st Year Letters: Hope Eller;
2nd Year Letters: Ally Ken-
nedy, Alexis Williams, &
Mollie Knighton; 3rd Year
Letters: Brooke Buchanan,
Andrea Dodd, & Paige
Dine
Athletic Booster Aca-
demic Excellence Award
Boys Golf: David Gast
Girls Golf: Bri Adams
Cheerleading: Andrea
Dodd
Boys Cross Country: Ty-
ler Arquette
Girls Cross Country: Lilly
Kennedy & Andrea Dodd
Football: Caleb Gerber
Volleyball: Lindsay Mark
& Alyssa Almendinger
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Danbury High School
honors fall sports athletes
Ferguson Gallerys 14th annual open
house is Nov. 16-18, Friday and Saturday
10 a.m. -6 p.m. and Sunday 10-5 p.m.
In addition to the four showrooms of
art glass, paintings, antiques, crafts and
jewelry, the Gallery will have a variety of
in-house specials and activities, snacks and
beverages. Ferguson Gallery is the exclu-
sive dealer in the area for Chamilia, Crislu
and Kameleon jewelry.
Cary Ferguson and Cary Ferguson Jr. will
be working in the studio, demonstrating
how they create works of art in glass and
crystal. The artists will be making the 2012
Waves of Joy ornament. Each ornament
is hand blown in the studio, signed, dated
and numbered.
Ferguson Gallery is open seven days a
week until Christmas, Monday-Saturday
10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
For further information, call 419-734-
0600 or email info@fergusongallery.com.
Jacob Fanning, former Danbury Laker
Basketball player from 2001-2005 is being
inducted Friday night into the TAAC Hall
of Fame. The banquet is at Brandywine
Country Club in Toledo.
Danburys fall sports athletes were well
represented on the Toledo Area Athletic
Conferences 2012 All-Conference Teams
(all-academic award winners are junior
or senior letter-winners with a 3.25 grade
point average or better). Individuals were
recognized in the sports of boysgolf, boys
and girls cross country, volleyball, and
football. Below is a list of Danburys All-
TAAC selections:
All-TAAC Boys Golf
All-Academic David Gast & Dylan Me-
nier
All-TAAC Boys Cross Country
2nd Team Dylan Buckley
All-Academic Tyler Arquette
All-TAAC Girls Cross Country
2nd Team Shawna Vienhaus
Honorable Mention Faith Vargo
All-Academic Lilly Kennedy, Andrea
Dodd, & Mollie Knighton
All-TAAC Volleyball
2nd Team Erin Lavelle
Honorable Mention Alyssa Almendinger
& Lindsay Mark
All-Academic Lindsay Mark, Alyssa Al-
mendinger, Cassidy Rhodes, Erin Lavelle,
Allison Ahrens, Morgan Snyder, & Engel-
ica Cichocki
All-TAAC Football
1st Team Brandon Bahnsen (Defensive
Back)
2nd Team Jim Chamberlin (Wide Re-
ceiver)
Honorable Mention Austyn Morin,
Zach Kalinoski, & Caleb Gerber
All-Academic Jonathon McClellan, Tyler
Dray, & Jim Chamberlin, & David Gast
Danbury athletes honored by TAAC
Ferguson Gallery hosting open house
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The Mental Health & Recovery Board of
Erie and Ottawa Counties hosted its 18th
annual awards for excellence banquet the
evening of Oct. 30 at the Sandusky State
Theatre. Speakers included Jim Sass, Ot-
tawa County Commissioner; Pat Shenigo,
Erie County Commissioner; and Dr. Kirk
Halliday, Director of the Mental Health
and Recovery Board; with Elizabeth E.
Thames, Deputy State Director of US Sen-
ator Sherrod Browns offce as the featured
speaker.
Awards for Excellence were presented to
the Ottawa County Summer Lunch & Fun
program for Outstanding Group Award;
the School Buddy Mentoring program for
the Outstanding Youth Program; and the
Erie County Community Health Center
for the Outstanding New Program award.
Betty Marshall received the Executive
Directors Special Award for her outstand-
ing dedication and work with Erie Shore
Network, a consumer-operated clubhouse.
Dr. Carlos Lowell, DO, received the pres-
tigious Guin Roller Memorial Award for
Excellence for his professional expertise in
matters of mental health and recovery, en-
hancing the understanding and effective-
ness of the MH&R Board Trustees.
Nancy McKeen received the Outstand-
ing Lifetime Achievement award for her
years of public service to the community
and implementation of the mission of the
board.
For more information on the work of
MH&R, contact Patty Notestine at 419-
627-1908.
Allen Twp
11-6-12 Douglas E. and
Pamela M. Kadlick to Brian
E. and Ellen A. Brazelton,
6240 North Old Stone Trail,
$31,000.
Benton Twp
11-8-12 Thomas E. and Joyce
A. Osborn to Thomas M. Gul-
vas, Elliston Trowbridge Road,
vacant land $1,500.
Bay Twp
11-5-12 Roger and Diane
Wright to Paul Rutherford Sr.
and Diane Rutherford, 2430
West Sandy Lane, $89,000.
Carroll Twp
11-7-12 Lucinda Marten Pitts
to Dale Steyer, 6501 North
Harris Harbor Drive, $60,000.
Catawba Twp
11-7-12 John G. and Marlene
J. Choban to John A. and
Victoria K. Shumaker, 1591
Starboard, $105,000.
11-8-12 Eleanor A. Kemp-
isty to Alan C. and Diane E.
Wilhelm, 5202 East Charles
Lane, $90,000.
Clay Twp
11-5-12 Leonard F. Camper
Jr. to Kevin M. Fox et al, State
Route 51, $251,000.
11-6-12 Fannie Mae to Criss
R. Benefield, 1271 North
Genoa Clay Center Road,
$96,000.
11-7-12 Josephine F. Vil-
lareal to Kenneth L. Wise,
23862 West Meadow Drive,
$60,000.
11-8-12 Robert M. Louy Jr.
and Cynthia L. Louy to Daniel
J. and Melissa L. Auxter,
20236 West Hollis East Road,
$190,000.
Danbury Twp
11-5-12 Bar Harbor Re-
serve to William McCarthy
and Deborah Biem-Mc-
Carthy, 8149 Reserve Way,
$150,000.
11-5-12 Bar Harbor Reserve
LLC to Kevin and Pamela
Vogel Unit 1-10 Bar Harbor
Reserve, $47,500.
11-5-12 Bar Harbor Reserve
LLC to Joel and Kristi Lorenz,
Unit 1-6 Bar Harbor Reserve,
$47,500.
11-9-12 Bar Harbor Reserve
LLC to Bay Shoreline LLC,
various parcels Bar Harbor,
$25,000.
11-9-12 Bar Harbor Reserve
LLC to Bar Harbor Proper-
ties LLC, various parcels Bar
Harbor, $150,000.
Elmore Corp
11-9-12 William L. Weis to
Mary Sue James et al, 322
East Rice, partial interest,
$20,000.
Genoa Corp
11-9-12 Elaine M. Zimmer-
man to Roland A. and Marilyn
Henderson, 808 Cherry
Street, $55,000.
Marblehead Corp
11-5-12 Mya K. Campbell to
Lucille G. and John M. Parsell,
10654 East Bayshore Road
#77, $235,000.
11-6-12 Bay Point Acquisition
LLC to North Marsh Ltd, 126
Bay Breeze Drive, $279,900.
11-8-12 Bay Point Acqui-
sition LLC to Pamela H.
Tanchon, 465 Bay Point Blvd.,
$460,000.
11-8-12 Bay Point Acquisition
LLC to Catawba Island Post
& Beam LLC, 114 Bay Breeze,
$279,900.
Port Clinton City
11-5-12 William R. Babione
to Mike Banks, 517 Madison
Street, $93,300.
11-5-12 Marian Rasmussen
to Michelle M. Maringer, 516
Adams Street, $75,000.
11-8-12 The Bank Of New
York Mellon to Hogar Com-
munity Reinvestment LLC,
505 West Second Street,
$50,940.
11-8-12 Robert J. Moore to
Federal National Mortgage
Association, 708 Bataan
Lane, $33,334.
11-8-12 Jeremy M. Gonzalez
to Federal National Mortgage
Association, 328-330 Supe-
rior Court, $16,667.
11-9-12 Richard Celek
to Gerald and Linda Hes-
chel, 508 East 11th Street,
$130,000.
Portage Twp
11-7-12 Kelly R. Weber to
Kally A. and Stephen C.
Shumaker, 2232 Sand Road,
$232,000.
11-8-12 Robert C. and
Marlene A. Ford to Fresh
Water Capital LLC, Unit 118
Catawba Storage, $38,500.
11-9-12 Gribble Insurane
Agency to Lynette and Barry
Kroeger, Catawba Storage
Unit 203, $37,000.
Put In Bay
Village School
11-5-12 Edward C. and
Sally A. Hesseman to Car-
men Fiarilli, 786 Duff Road,
$510,000.
Rocky Ridge
Corp
11-7-12 Samuel C. Rose and
Brenda S. Fastinger to Donald
B. and Rita L. Buehler, 1137
East Main Street, $7,550.
11-8-12 Raymond C. and Lisa
B. Cousino to John Pokrzywa,
641 North State Route 590,
$52,500.
Salem Twp
11-9-12 Tracy E. Bailey to
Carol J. Sandrock, 8929 West
State Route 163, $110,000.
Real Estate Transfers
MH&R Awards for Excellence
The Vineyards Campus
Administrator, Paul Shaw,
gave a pin and a certif-
cate to all resident veter-
ans at a reception Nov. 2.
Pictured is Jim Carpenter
receiving his pin.
VETERANS DAY AT THE VINEYARD ON CATAWBA
BY STEVE GULAS, BOLTE INSURANCE
1. This year Annual Open Enrollment is October 15,
2012 to December 7, 2012.
If you wish to enroll or make a change in your Part D
Prescription Drug plan or Medicare Advantage Plan this
is the time frame in which you will need to act. In order to
select a different plan to be effective for the 2013 beneft
year, you will need to complete your enrollment within
these dates.
2. Re-shop your Medicare Supplemental Plan.
Medicare supplemental plans are not subject to the an-
nual open enrollment time period so you may change
supplemental plans any time of the year. Supplemental
plans are standardized by plan letter. That means cover-
age is identical from one company to another based upon
the same plan letter. If you have had the same supplemen-
tal insurance plan for several years, shop your coverage
to make certain your pricing is competitive. Also consider
looking into different plans. If you have Plan C or F, con-
sider the premium savings beneft of switching to Plan G,
Plan N or even high deductible Plan F. Plan C and F are
two of the most beneft rich plans you can purchase, how-
ever they may not always be your best value.
3. Evaluate your Part D prescription drug plan.
This is much easier than many people think. Medicare
has a great web site in which you can input your prescrip-
tion medications. It allows you to easily compare the pre-
miums and out-of pocket costs that you would have in all
the plans available in your county. Go to www.medicare.
gov and click on Compare Drug and Health Plans. This
web site will also let you know if generics are available for
any medications you are taking and show you what the
cost savings may be by switching to them.
4. Consider enrolling in a Medicare Advantage Plan.
Medicare Advantage plans can be a great value, but they
are not for everyone. Most Medicare Advantage plans
have low premiums and some counties even offer plans
with NO or $0 premium. Most of these plans are HMO or
PPO style plans. Be certain to look into and understand
the out of pocket costs of the plan in the form of deduct-
ibles, co-payments, and coinsurance for medical services.
Know the plans annual out of pocket maximum. Many
of these plans may also include some benefts that are not
included in original Medicare, such as limited dental and
vision benefts and the ability to use a ftness center as part
of enrolling in the plan. Benefts and out of pocket costs
in these plans can vary signifcantly from plan to plan, so
it is important to have a good understanding of how these
plans work prior to enrolling in one. You can visit www.
medicare.gov to see plans that are available in your county.
5. Review your medications with your doctor.
Many people are taking very expensive medications
when generic or other lower cost medications may be
available to treat the same condition. Be certain to talk
with your doctor about the prescriptions you are taking
and ask him/her if there is a generic option or another
lower priced medication they may recommend to treat
your condition.
6. Save time researching Medicare plans by working
with an independent insurance agent who represents
multiple Medicare plans.
An agent authorized to represent multiple plans should
be able to save you time researching plans. With their
knowledge of different plans, after listening to your plan
needs, your independent insurance agent will be able to
make this process much simpler for you.
If you are looking for a local agent to help you select a
Medicare plan call Steve Gulas or Chuck Devore at Bolte
Insurance Agency 419.732.3111. They are authorized to rep-
resent multiple plans.
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If you need help in finding the right
Medicare Plan for YOU, simplify
your life by contacting a local agent
who represents multiple Medicare
insurance plans.
* Re-shop your Medicare Supplemental Plan
* Evaluate your Part D Prescription Drug Plan
* Consider enrolling in a Medicare Advantage Plan
* Review your medications with your doctor.
* Save time researching Medicare plans by working
with an independent insurance agent who represents
multiple Medicare plans.
Chuck DeVore
419-346-2915 cell
Steve Gulas
419-341-1792 cell
Medicare Supplements
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MEDICARE
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Oct. 15, 2012 to December 7, 2012
419-732-3111
Six money-saving tips
for the 2012 Medicare
annual open enrollment
Kim and Lisa Smith (Muffer
Smiths) were inducted Wednes-
day as the newest members of
the Port Clinton Kiwanis Club.
They were formally inducted by
former Ohio District Governor
Bill Sharp, a resident of Marble-
head.
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tawba Island 1st floor unit
w/2 Baths.
Garage just steps from the
unit.
Two 32ft boat slips.
Large spacious deck overlooking West Harbor.
NEW
LISTING
Drastic Price Reduction
Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Catawba Offce 4054 East Harbor Road Port Clinton, OH 43452 877-734-5751
Marblehead
3bed1bathranchhome
21x23bonusroom-4thbed/recroom
Covereddeckoverlookingdeepbackyard
$135,000
Sue Piacentino 419-341-4945
Marblehead
3bedroomranchwithpool
Serenecountrysetting
Largetrees/decks/screenedpatio
$234,800
George Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Catawba
12.93acres,water,sewer,utilities
available
Approx.540ftfrontageonNECatawba
Approx.510ftfrontageonWCatawba
$299,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
Port Clinton
Waterfrontwithdockage
EasyaccesstoLakeErie
3bed2bathwithshed&carport
$44,900
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
Oak Harbor
3bed2bathwellmaintained
Open&spacious/Floridaroom
acrelotclosetodockage
$119,900
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
Marblehead
Waterfrontmobilehomepark
Marinaincludedonthebay
Justunder3acres!
$699,900
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
Marblehead
SpectacularLakeview
Wellmaintained,turnkey
AcrossfromBayPoint,walktopool
$199,000
George Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Marblehead
Charming2bed2bathclusterhome
Beautifullymaintained,freshpaint
Openlivingareas.AgentOwner
$135,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
Catawba
3bed/3.5bath,updatedtownhouse
Lakeview,sandybeach,lakefrontpool
www.howardhanna.com/20105989
$334,900
Ted/Glenna 419-563-4968
Port Clinton
3bed1bathhome
Greatneighborhoodclosetoschools
Largefencedbackyard
$90,000
Dan Kukay 419-656-0138
Port Clinton
Moverightinw/homewarranty
3bed/1bath1062sq.ft.
1.2acrespaciouslot
$79,900
Mary Ann Gecsi 419-734-5751
Marblehead
Commercial&AgriculturalZoning
Lotsofspace.Manypotentialuses.
VisiblelocationatRt.2interchange
$156,900
Sharon Polanco 419-341-0080
Marblehead
30ftdockageincluded
Recentlyremodeled,3bed2bath
Fencedbackyardwithshed
$169,000
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
Port Clinton
8acresatRt2&Rt53S
Primelocationforbusiness
$395,000
George Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Port Clinton
Peaceful1.7acresdeadendstreet
MOVEINREADY-Beautifullot!
3bed1-1/2bath,fullbasement
$169,000
Sharon Polanco 419-341-0080
PRICED RIGHT to SELL!
Highlighted homes have been recently reduced!
visit howardhanna.com for all open houses!
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!
NEW
LISTING
NEW
LISTING
John Rader, CRS
Kathy Rader, Broker
RE/MAX
Lake Shore Realty
LakeShoreRealtyLtd.com
Each office independently owned and operated.
One Grand Lake Drive Port Clinton, OH
Office: 419-734-7355,
419-262-0936, 419-262-0915
Patricia Rader
Realtor
CDPE, A-REO, CIAS
RE/MAX
Lake Shore Realty
LakeShoreRealtyLtd.com
Each office independently owned and operated
One Grand Lake Drive Port Clinton, OH
Phone: 419-967-0018
Raderwaterfronthomes.com
E-mail: patricia.rader@remax.net
LEGAL AD/
NOTIFICATION
SHERIFFS SALE, REAL ESTATE
CASE NUMBER 12CV216E
Plaintiff Commodore Perry Fed-
eral Credit Union vs. Defendants
Roger A. Hofacker, et al Court
of Common Pleas Ottawa Coun-
ty, Ohio In pursuance of an
Order of Sale to me directed
from said Court, in the above
entitled action, I will expose for
sale at public auction in Room
100, 1st floor of the Ottawa
County Courthouse, Port Clinton,
Ohio on Friday, November 30,
2012, at 10:00 A.M. of said day,
the following real estate, situat-
ed in the State of Ohio, County
of Ottawa and in the City of Port
Clinton.To see the full legal
description visit the Ottawa
County Recorders Office on the
second floor of the Ottawa
County Courthouse, 315 Madi-
son St., Room 204, Port Clinton,
OH 43452. Parcel: 021-
17395-23417-000 Property
address: 118 Harrison Street,
Port Clinton, OH Appraised at:
$35,000 TERMS OF SALE: can-
not be sold for less than 2/3rds
of the appraised value.10%
down on the day of sale, cash or
certified check. Balance due
upon confirmation of sale by
Court of Common Pleas.
Appraisals based on EXTERIOR
view of buildings only. Stephen J.
Levorchick, Sheriff Ottawa Coun-
ty, Ohio By Deputy.
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
The Portage Township Trustees
will hold a public hearing con-
cerning a proposed map amend-
ment to the Portage Township
Zoning Resolution, adopted
1989. The hearing will be held
at 7:00 p.m. on November 26,
2012, at the Portage Township
Office, 2501 State Road. The
zoning map amendment involves
a 2.3 acre parcel of land located
in Section 34-T7N-R17E, specifi-
cally known as 2525 E. Sand Rd.
The rezoning request is from the
R-3 High Density Single Family
Residential to the R-4 Multi-
Family Residential District. The
proposed zoning map amend-
ment may be viewed at the Por-
tage Township Zoning Office on
Mondays from 5:30pm to
7:00pm, and on Saturdays from
8:30am to 10:00am, or at the
Ottawa Regional Planning Com-
mission Office, 315 Madison St.,
Port Clinton from 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Monday through Fri-
day, except holidays
CONDO
FOR RENT
One bedroom Green Cove condo
on lake. All amenities. $550.00,
plus electric. Available Septem-
ber through Memorial Day 2013.
Call 614-563-5729.
Year-round rental in Lakeside-
Marblehead. Furnished efficien-
cy cottage with loft and patio in
Marblehead. Close to Restau-
rants, Ferry and Lakeside. $500
per month plus electricity. No
Smoking. No pets. Security
deposit and references required.
Please Call 419-341-4110.
1 Bedroom/1 Bath Fully fur-
nished 1st Floor End Unit.
Washer/Drier. No pets, No smok-
ing. $650 plus electric. Port
Clinton. 614-579-6061
LEGAL AD/NOTIFCATION
Classifeds
CONDO FOR RENT
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR)
Division of Wildlife has joined forces with the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service (Service) to implement a pilot proj-
ect to continue the restoration of native lake trout popula-
tions in Lake Erie.
Lake trout are listed as a species of concern in Ohio be-
cause the population was greatly reduced by sea lamprey
predation, particularly in Lake Eries eastern basin. There
has been very little lake trout natural reproduction docu-
mented in Lake Erie over the last three decades, despite
extensive annual stocking by neighboring state agencies in
the eastern basin.
During the week of Nov. 5, approximately 120,000 sur-
plus lake trout fngerlings were stocked in Ohio waters of
Lake Erie, including the central basin (Fairport Harbor)
and western basin (Catawba). These surplus lake trout
were raised at the newly-renovated Service Allegheny
Fish Hatchery in Warren, Pa. Approximately 200,000 lake
trout are raised annually at the Services hatchery facility
for lake trout restoration efforts in Lake Eries eastern re-
gion.
Lake trout stocked in November have adipose fn clips
and a small, coded wire tag implanted in their snouts. Spe-
cifc lot numbers on the tags allow biologists to recover
stocking, growth, survival and migration return informa-
tion when the fsh is recaptured.
To determine stocking success, ODNR Division of Wild-
life fsh biologists will collect lake trout catch information
and fsh heads from anglers, commercial fshers and future
assessment surveys. Future reef assessment surveys will
determine if adult lake trout are homing in to stocking
locations to spawn. Restoring lake trout as a key predator
in the coldwater regions of Lake Erie will help maintain a
healthy, balanced ecosystem.
The Services mission is to work with others to con-
serve, protect and enhance fsh, wildlife and plants and
their habitats for the continuing beneft of the American
people.
ODNR ensures a balance between wise use and protec-
tion of our natural resources for the beneft of all. Visit the
ODNR website at ohiodnr.com.
ODNR and Fish and
Wildlife working to
restore Lake Trout
population
6B Thursday, November 15, 2012
CLASSIFIEDS
The Beacon
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CHRIS PENGOV
419-706-2171
Spring/Fall Clean Up
Bush/Tree Trimming
Complete Landscaping
Lawn Mowing/Rolling
Pressure Washing
Gutter Cleaning
Dock Maintenance
House Watching
I am personally committed to providing exquisite, unsurpassed,
reliable property maintenance services with a personal touch that
you and your property deserve, resulting in a unique, manicured
luxurious appearance.
Free Estimates Fully Insured
Satisfaction Guaranteed References Available
For Professional Workmanship
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Complete Condo-Home Rehabs
Much, Much More!
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KITCHENS BATHROOMS CABINETRY
HARDWOOD FLOORS PLUMBING TILE
ELECTRICAL TRIM PACKAGES DOORS
DECKS ROOFING SIDING
MODULAR MOBILE HOMES DOCK REPAIR
419-734-7100
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Service Directory
Dental
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DENTAL CARE
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Serving Oak Harbor and Surrounding
Communities with a SMILE!
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Convenient hours
Interest free fnancing with Care Credit
Preventative, restorative and cosmetic services
Invisalign Veneers Lumineers Whitening
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for $
59
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With coupon. Expires 6-30-12
L&D
Lawn Service
Free Estimates Insured
419-656-5953
419-734-5275
Snow Removal
Tree Removal & Trimming
Storm & Fall Cleanup
DRIVEWAY STONE
Delivered & Spread
Hardwood Firewood Delivery
LAWN
SERVICE
TheCompleteSewer
&DrainCleaningService
419-898-6395 or 419-635-2446
The Complete Sewer &
Drain Cleaning Service
419-898-6395 or
419-635-2446
Sewer & Drain
ALL SEASONS
PAINTING ETC
Interior/Exterior Drywall
Repair Light Carpentry
Wallpaper Removal
Pressure Washing and Decks
419-624-0383
Painting
Heating & Air Conditing
419-734-9040
5100 E. Harbor Rd.
24 Hour Service
Heating Air Conditioning
Electrical Plumbing
Duct Cleaning Restorations
Senior Citizen Discounts Offered
Home Improvement
INDOOR & OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE
I will do what hubby won't!!!
Now Quoting Snow Removal
PAINTING ~ HAULING, DRYWALL
MOVING SERVICES AVAILABLE
Please Call: 419-341-1398
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Free Estimates & Insured
T&G
Cleaning
Services
WE CLEAN IT ALL!
Condos/inside and out
Window Cleaning
Carpets
Campers
BOAT DETAILING
POWER WASHING
Call:
419-341-3302
or
419-341-7871
Cleaning
Services
Landscaping
Winter Rates
Now Available for
Tree Service &
Removal
also Now Scheduling
Fall Clean-ups
Commercial ~ Residential
Free Estimates
Fully Insured
Season Firewood
for Sale
3811 Venice Road
Sandusky, Ohio
419-625-2352
or 888-662-5296
www.baileystreeandlandscape.com
Baileys
TREE & LANDSCAPE, INC
& HOME DCOR SHOPPE
Handyman
Small jobs are my specialty
doing the "Honey-Do" lists
Call
Captain Jim Wagnitz
419-967-0520
captjim@roadrunner.com
Captain
Fix-it
Plumbing
Specializing in Custom Kitchen
& Bathroom Remodels.
We service all your plumbing needs
Low overhead Lower Prices
10% off for seniors & vets
free estiMates
419-202-8264
Quality
Discount
Plumbing, LLC.
Trees Cut & Trimmed
Firewood for sale
Snow Plowing
Fall Cleanup
Residential/Commercial
Call Chuck @
419-707-9728
Four Seasons
LAWN
SERVICE
SEE RESULTS
WHEN YOU
ADVERTISE
IN OUR
SERVICE
DIRECTORY!
CALL
ANGIE DINE
CAUSE SHE'S
SO FINE
419-732-
1500
YELLOW PAGE
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.
HELP WANTED/
EMPLOYMENT
New upscale salon located in
busy Downtown Port Clinton. In
need of Hair Dressers, Nail Techs.
Manager & Independent con-
tractors. License needed. Set
your own hours... Be your own
boss. 419-734-6300
Drivers: Dedicated Account! No-
Touch Freight! Top Pay, Benefits,
Miles, Weekly Home-Time &
More! Werner Enterprises:
1-888-567-4856.
Drivers: Co & OWNER-OPs. Got
Freight? We Do! Excellent Pay/
Home Weekly Free Plate pro-
gram. No Upfront Costs. Region-
al or Long Haul. CDL-A, 2yrs
exp. 866-946-4322.
AIRLINE CAREERS begin here -
Become an Aviation Mainte-
nance Tech. FAA approved train-
ing. Financial aid if qualified -
Housing available. Job place-
ment assistance. Call AIM
(866)453-6204
HIRING: Workers Needed to
Assemble Products at Home. No
selling, $500 weekly potential.
Info. 1-985-646-1700 DEPT.
CAD-4085
Earn up to $75000!! FT/PT.
Training Available Pharmacy Dis-
count Plans Call for Bonus
1-877-308-7959 ext 231
Surfing USA. Now hiring 10
spontaneous individuals. Travel
full time. Must be 18+. Transpor-
tation and hotel provided. Call
Shawn 800-716-0048
SALES REPS NEEDED. Opportuni-
ty to move into management
Excellent Commission. Low
Investment. We train. Agricultur-
al, Vehicle & Construction 610-
593-5948, ext. 4
EXPERIENCED OTR DRIVERS
VAN DIVISION: Runs 48 states,
heavy from WI to Philadelphia-
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Vacation/ 401K/ Vision/ Dental/
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A CDL, 2 yrs OTR exp. good
MVR, references. Call Ruth/Mike
TTI, Inc. 1-800-558-2664 www.
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HOME
FOR RENT
Near hospital, newly renovated,
3 bedroom, full basement, 1 car
garage, No pets. $700 a month,
$650 deposit. 419-573-9376.
Furnished Winter Rental on Lake
from November to April 30th. 2
Bedroom / 2 Bath with washer/
drier. 440-552-2181.
Fully Furnished lake-view 3 Bed-
room/ 1 1/2 Bath, new kitchen,
Florida room, basement & game
room in 3 car heated garage.
Realtor owned, $1500 per
month. Contact: John or Kathy
Rader 419-262-0915, 419-262-
0936.
323 Ash Street, PC. 3 Bedroom
home, stove, refrigerator, wash-
er-drier hookup, full basement.
No Pets. $575 & $500 deposit.
419-366-0373
Fully Furnished lake view 3 Bed-
room, 1 1/2 Bath. New kitchen,
Florida room, basement, Game
room in 3 car heated garage.
Realtor owned $1500 per
month. Contact: John or Kathy
Rader 419-262-0915
FOR RENT
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Local Government
City of Port Clinton - www.ci.port-clinton.oh.us
Ottawa County - www.co.ottawa.oh.us
Village of Oak Harbor - www.oakharbor.oh.us
Community Action
WSOS - www.wsos.org
Developmental Disabilities
Ottawa County Board of Developmental Disabilities
www.ocbdd.org
STEPS Provider Agency
www.STEPSagency.com
Non-Profit Health Care
American Cancer Society - www.cancer.org
Stein Hospice - www.steinhospice.org
Ottawa County Health Dept. - www.ottawahealth.org
BBQ & Caterers
Bar-B-Que Bills Ribs & Chicken Shack
www.barbequebills.com
Bar-B-Que Traveler, Inc. - www.barbquetravelerinc.com
Grandmas Back Yard Barbeque
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Chambers of Commerce
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Port Clinton - www.portclintonchamber.com
Put-in-Bay - www.put-in-bay.com
Mental Heath Recovery Board - www.mhrbeo.com
Mental Health Addict. Svc.
Red Cross - www.redcrosstoledo.org
Salvation Army - www.thesalarmy.com
Underwater Recovery Team - www.diveputinbay.com
Emergency Assistance
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Counseling
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Massage Therapy
Northcoast Jobs Connection (The Job Store)
www.northcoastjobs.org
Ohio Means Jobs www.ohiomeansjobs.com
Employment and Training Services
OCTA - www.co.ottawa.oh.us
Transportation
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Pet Supplies
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Camp Perry
Civilian Marksmanship Program
www.odcmp.org
WARNING
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-
TROITAIRSECTIONALCHARTRESPECTIVELYFOREXACTBOUNDAR-
IES. THE CAMP PERRY STROBE LIGHTLOCATEDAT41 0 32' 15" NAND
083001' 00" WWILLBEACTIVATEDANDREDRNGEFLAGSDISPLAYED
DURING CONDUCT OF FIRING. ALL PERSONS MUST STAY OUTSIDE
THEBOUNDARIES MARKEDAS RNGE"DANGERZONEI" ANDRNGE
"DANGER ZONE II", SHOWN ON THE CHART (CAMP PERRY FIRING
RNGE) A IT ACHED HERETO. THESE BOUNDARIES AFFECT TWO
DANGERZONES: LAKEERIEDANGERZONEI EXTENDS 3.5 MILES OFF-
SHORE INCLUDING THE AIRSPACE TO5,000' ABOVE GROUNDLEVEL
(AGL) ANDMAYBEINUSEBETWEEN6 A.M. AND6 P.M. DAILY, INCLUD-
ING WEEKENDS, DURING THE ENTIRE CALENDAR YEAR OF 2012.
LAKE ERIE DANGER ZONE II EXTENDS 10 MILES OFFSHORE INCLUD-
INGTHEAIRSPACETO23,000' AGL. FIRINGINTHIS ZONEIS NORMAL-
LY CONDUCTED BETWEEN 8 A.M. AND 5 P.M., MONDAY THROUGH
FRIDAY. EXTENSION TO THESE HOURS WILL BE PUBLISHED UNDER
A SEPARTE NOTICE. DURINGTHE BOATINGSEASON, THESE ZONES
ARE NORMALLY MARKED WITH ORNGE AND WHITE BUOYS BEAR-
INGTHEWORDS"RNGEDANGERZONE". THE2012RNGEACTIVITY
WILL NOT REQUIRE THE TOTAL USE OF DANGER ZONE II. CONSE-
QUENTLY, A MODIFIED DANGER ZONE II FOR 2012 WILL BE IDENTI-
FIEDBY ASERIES OF 14 BUOYS PLACEDONAWESTTOEASTLINE, AP-
PROXIMATELYTWOANDONE-HALFMILESSOUTHOFUSCGBUOYSA,
BANDC. THEBUOYSWILLBENUMBEREDJI-32THROUGHII-19(FROM
WEST TOEAST). THE AREA NORTHOF THIS LINE OF BUOYS WILL BE
SAFE FOR MARINERS DURING PERIODS OF FIRING INTO DANGER
ZONE II (SEE CHART). MARINERS DESIRING GENERL INFORMA-
TION ON NAVIGATION OR PUBLIC USE OF THESE ZONES SHOULD
CONTACTTHECAMPPERRYRNGESAFETYOFFICEONMARINEVHF
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HOUSE
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732-1163.
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Bankruptcy For a Fresh Start!!!
Call: Tom Connolly at 419-898-
2889
RENTAL
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419-798-4823.
STORAGE
SALE
2156 E. State Rd. Sorgens Stor-
age. Sat. 10-5 and Sun. 10-2.
New gas stove, Tools, Ceiling
Tile, Walkers, and Lots More.
GARAGE
SALE
One day sale. 2331 E Sand Rd.
to be demolished. Small number
of kitchen cabinets, island, effi-
ciency size kitchen appliances,
bathroom fixtures, etc. available.
Everything must be gone Friday,
November 23rd from 8AM 3
PM. Show up, buy it, take it
with you.
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and the ability to drive 600 miles on a
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the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion is changing
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Nov. 15th will be entered into a Prize Drawing
for a chance to win an all NEW 2013 Ford Fusion.
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ADVERTISER: PORT CLINTON FORD PROOF CREATEDAT: 11/9/2012 4:04 PM
SALES PERSON: F010 PEG HIRT PROOF DUE: - NEXT RUN DATE: 11/14/12
PUBLICATION: OH-FRE PTC NEWS HERALD SIZE: 6 col X 21 in
THE ALL NEW
3..2..1..
2013 FORD FUSION
IT IS FINALLY
HERE!
JOIN US FOR THE
CELEBRATION AND YOUR
CHANCE TO WIN A 2013
FORD FUSION OR A
VIP EXPERIENCE WITH
AMERICAN IDOL!
NIGHT
11.15.12 5:00 pm
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Register to WIN @
The team at Port Clinton Ford has been
preparing for this event for several
months. They are excited that the time
to launch the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion
has arrived! With up to 34MPG for the
standard model, 47MPG for the hybrid,
and the ability to drive 600 miles on a
single tank of gas in the Fusion EV model,
the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion is changing
the model for the car industry.
2155 Gill Road | Port Clinton, OH | 419.734.3176
WIN ME
Registrants at Port Clinton Ford on Thursday
Nov. 15th will be entered into a Prize Drawing
for a chance to win an all NEW 2013 Ford Fusion.
No Purchase necessary and other restrictions
apply. See full ofcial rules for details online.
VIP EXPERIENCE
One person will have the chance to WIN a VIP
experience with American Idol!
portclintonford.com
Port Clinton Ford
For Participating,
A Donation will be Made to Port
Clinton Athletic Department
Hors d oeuvres & Refreshments
served from 4-9 pm
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ADVERTISER: PORT CLINTON FORD PROOF CREATEDAT: 11/9/2012 4:04 PM
SALES PERSON: F010 PEG HIRT PROOF DUE: - NEXT RUN DATE: 11/14/12
PUBLICATION: OH-FRE PTC NEWS HERALD SIZE: 6 col X 21 in
THE ALL NEW
3..2..1..
2013 FORD FUSION
IT IS FINALLY
HERE!
JOIN US FOR THE
CELEBRATION AND YOUR
CHANCE TO WIN A 2013
FORD FUSION OR A
VIP EXPERIENCE WITH
AMERICAN IDOL!
NIGHT
11.15.12 5:00 pm
Go Further
Register to WIN @
The team at Port Clinton Ford has been
preparing for this event for several
months. They are excited that the time
to launch the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion
has arrived! With up to 34MPG for the
standard model, 47MPG for the hybrid,
and the ability to drive 600 miles on a
single tank of gas in the Fusion EV model,
the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion is changing
the model for the car industry.
2155 Gill Road | Port Clinton, OH | 419.734.3176
WIN ME
Registrants at Port Clinton Ford on Thursday
Nov. 15th will be entered into a Prize Drawing
for a chance to win an all NEW 2013 Ford Fusion.
No Purchase necessary and other restrictions
apply. See full ofcial rules for details online.
VIP EXPERIENCE
One person will have the chance to WIN a VIP
experience with American Idol!
portclintonford.com
Port Clinton Ford
For Participating,
A Donation will be Made to Port
Clinton Athletic Department
Hors d oeuvres & Refreshments
served from 4-9 pm
OH-0000833383
Visit us on facebook.com/
portclintonford
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PLEASE READ CAREFULLY SUBMIT CORRECTIONS ONLINE
OH-0000833383.INDD
ADVERTISER: PORT CLINTON FORD PROOF CREATEDAT: 11/9/2012 4:04 PM
SALES PERSON: F010 PEG HIRT PROOF DUE: - NEXT RUN DATE: 11/14/12
PUBLICATION: OH-FRE PTC NEWS HERALD SIZE: 6 col X 21 in
THE ALL NEW
3..2..1..
2013 FORD FUSION
IT IS FINALLY
HERE!
JOIN US FOR THE
CELEBRATION AND YOUR
CHANCE TO WIN A 2013
FORD FUSION OR A
VIP EXPERIENCE WITH
AMERICAN IDOL!
NIGHT
11.15.12 5:00 pm
Go Further
Register to WIN @
The team at Port Clinton Ford has been
preparing for this event for several
months. They are excited that the time
to launch the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion
has arrived! With up to 34MPG for the
standard model, 47MPG for the hybrid,
and the ability to drive 600 miles on a
single tank of gas in the Fusion EV model,
the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion is changing
the model for the car industry.
2155 Gill Road | Port Clinton, OH | 419.734.3176
WIN ME
Registrants at Port Clinton Ford on Thursday
Nov. 15th will be entered into a Prize Drawing
for a chance to win an all NEW 2013 Ford Fusion.
No Purchase necessary and other restrictions
apply. See full ofcial rules for details online.
VIP EXPERIENCE
One person will have the chance to WIN a VIP
experience with American Idol!
portclintonford.com
Port Clinton Ford
For Participating,
A Donation will be Made to Port
Clinton Athletic Department
Hors d oeuvres & Refreshments
served from 4-9 pm
OH-0000833383
Visit us on facebook.com/
portclintonford
PROOF O.K. BY: __________________________________________________ O.K. WITH CORRECTIONS BY:_________________________________________
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY SUBMIT CORRECTIONS ONLINE
OH-0000833383.INDD
ADVERTISER: PORT CLINTON FORD PROOF CREATEDAT: 11/9/2012 4:04 PM
SALES PERSON: F010 PEG HIRT PROOF DUE: - NEXT RUN DATE: 11/14/12
PUBLICATION: OH-FRE PTC NEWS HERALD SIZE: 6 col X 21 in
THE ALL NEW
3..2..1..
2013 FORD FUSION
IT IS FINALLY
HERE!
JOIN US FOR THE
CELEBRATION AND YOUR
CHANCE TO WIN A 2013
FORD FUSION OR A
VIP EXPERIENCE WITH
AMERICAN IDOL!
NIGHT
11.15.12 5:00 pm
Go Further
Register to WIN @
The team at Port Clinton Ford has been
preparing for this event for several
months. They are excited that the time
to launch the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion
has arrived! With up to 34MPG for the
standard model, 47MPG for the hybrid,
and the ability to drive 600 miles on a
single tank of gas in the Fusion EV model,
the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion is changing
the model for the car industry.
2155 Gill Road | Port Clinton, OH | 419.734.3176
WIN ME
Registrants at Port Clinton Ford on Thursday
Nov. 15th will be entered into a Prize Drawing
for a chance to win an all NEW 2013 Ford Fusion.
No Purchase necessary and other restrictions
apply. See full ofcial rules for details online.
VIP EXPERIENCE
One person will have the chance to WIN a VIP
experience with American Idol!
portclintonford.com
Port Clinton Ford
For Participating,
A Donation will be Made to Port
Clinton Athletic Department
Hors d oeuvres & Refreshments
served from 4-9 pm
OH-0000833383
Visit us on facebook.com/
portclintonford
PROOF O.K. BY: __________________________________________________ O.K. WITH CORRECTIONS BY:_________________________________________
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY SUBMIT CORRECTIONS ONLINE
OH-0000833383.INDD
ADVERTISER: PORT CLINTON FORD PROOF CREATEDAT: 11/9/2012 4:04 PM
SALES PERSON: F010 PEG HIRT PROOF DUE: - NEXT RUN DATE: 11/14/12
PUBLICATION: OH-FRE PTC NEWS HERALD SIZE: 6 col X 21 in
THE ALL NEW
3..2..1..
2013 FORD FUSION
IT IS FINALLY
HERE!
JOIN US FOR THE
CELEBRATION AND YOUR
CHANCE TO WIN A 2013
FORD FUSION OR A
VIP EXPERIENCE WITH
AMERICAN IDOL!
NIGHT
11.15.12 5:00 pm
Go Further
Register to WIN @
The team at Port Clinton Ford has been
preparing for this event for several
months. They are excited that the time
to launch the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion
has arrived! With up to 34MPG for the
standard model, 47MPG for the hybrid,
and the ability to drive 600 miles on a
single tank of gas in the Fusion EV model,
the all-new 2013 Ford Fusion is changing
the model for the car industry.
2155 Gill Road | Port Clinton, OH | 419.734.3176
WIN ME
Registrants at Port Clinton Ford on Thursday
Nov. 15th will be entered into a Prize Drawing
for a chance to win an all NEW 2013 Ford Fusion.
No Purchase necessary and other restrictions
apply. See full ofcial rules for details online.
VIP EXPERIENCE
One person will have the chance to WIN a VIP
experience with American Idol!
portclintonford.com
Port Clinton Ford
For Participating,
A Donation will be Made to Port
Clinton Athletic Department
Hors d oeuvres & Refreshments
served from 4-9 pm
OH-0000833383
Visit us on facebook.com/
portclintonford
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