The Beacon - June 7, 2012

This is the big weekend!
The Ottawa
County Relay for Life begins at 6 p.m. Fri-
day, June 8 , and lasts until noon Saturday,
June 9. So much is planned for those 18 ex-
citing hours at the Oak Harbor High School
Athletic Field.
With a Disney-themed When You
Wish Upon A Cure the planning com-
mittee created themed laps along with some
traditional favorites for the 18 registered
teams. All survivors are invited to the Des-
sert Reception in the Auxiliary gym from
4:30 to 4:45 p.m. T-shirts and goodie bags
will be available here also.
The opening ceremony begins at 6 p.m.
with Ronald McDonald helping to kick off
this high-energy event. He will be at the re-
lay until 8 p.m. The public is welcome to at-
tend.
Enjoy the food at the concession stand
and special items at the team tents. Bid on
a piece of art or a themed basket, watch
an adult basketball tournament, take your
photo at the old-fashioned photo booth us-
ing dress-up items, eat a rootbeer foat do
some or all.
A memory tent is available for pictures of
loved ones, to write a message or just to re-
member.
The Luminaria Ceremony begins at 10
p.m. Luminaries can be purchased at Relay
for survivors, cancer victims or for caretak-
ers. A Remembrance Lap follows at 11 and
reminds all why we walk and work so hard
to collect funds to fght this killer.
At 8 a.m. Saturday, wake up with a Zumba
class. The Lions Club will prepare breakfast
from 8 to 10 a.m. and donate a portion of
the proceeds to Relay. Harbor Lights will
perform during the 9 to 10 a.m. Princess
Lap then teams will be challenged with the
Scrabble lap which completes the special
laps for Relay. Help your favorite team cre-
ate the longest word from letters collected
by walkers during the hour. From 11:30
until noon, complete one last lap with your
team and attend the closing ceremony.
Remember, we do this to save lives and cel-
ebrate more birthdays. Stay well, get well,
fnd a cure and fght back.
Another correction!!! We apol-
ogize for giving you the wrong
date for the Faith United Meth-
odist Womens Groups Fabulous
Flea Market, Artists and Crafters
Show at Port Clintons City Park.
It will be held from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturday, June 23, not on
Tuesday, July 31, as we reported.
They are looking for Flea Market
and Garage Sale Vendors. If you
are interested, call Stacy at 419-
635-2257. For me to make two
mistakes in two weeks is unheard
of!!! I usually only make one or
two a year!!!
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Today, Thursday, June 7, there
will be a Chicken Barbecue
hosted by Oak Harbor United
Methodist Church from 4:30 to
7 p.m. or until they are sold out.
Cost is only $8 for a half-chicken
dinner with all the fxings. And
you can carry it out and take it
home.
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The Catawba/Marblehead
Parade of Homes is coming up
and our big kickoff dinner will
be held on Thursday, July 5, at
Crows Nest in Danbury Town-
ship. The tickets for that event
are $20 each and include a huge
buffet and wine tasting with ALL
the proceeds going to the local
unit of Salvation Army. Tickets
are on sale at Minuteman Press,
The Beacon and at the Salvation
Army unit in the Sutton Center.
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Our Find Wylie win-
ner this week is Lori
Mizla of Port Clinton
who was among the
more than 100 contestants who
found Wylie in the ad for a
condo on page 5B in last weeks
Beacon. Lori wins our weekly
$20 gift card from Friendship
Food Stores. Well be hiding
Wylie again this week, if you fnd
him, drop off an entry form at
our offce in the Beacon Place
Business Center or click on the
Find Wylie Icon at our website
www.thebeacon.net.
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This Friday, June 8, the Face-
book group Pay it Forward
Port Clinton host a lemonade
stand to beneft the non-proft
organization Alexs Lemonade
Stand Foundation in front of
Perfect Color Hair and Tan at
90 N. Madison St., in downtown
Port Clinton. All donations are
tax deductible. To learn more
about Alexs Lemonade Stand, go
to the website at www.alexsle-
monadestand.org.
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The Ottawa County Junior Fair
members are having a Horse
Show at the Ottawa County
Fairgrounds this weekend start-
ing at 7 p.m. Friday night June 8.
Saturdays show starts at 10 a.m.
This is a fundraising event to
help improve the show arena at
the Fairgrounds.
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The Port Clinton Lions Club
will hold a Chicken Barbecue
this Saturday, June 9, at Lakeview
Park in Port Clinton. Chicken
dinners will be available from 11
a.m. to 2:30 p.m. or until they
are sold out. Advance tickets are
$7.50 and are available from any
Lions Club member. They will
be $8.50 the day of the event. For
information about tickets, call
Patti Howell at 419-734-2308.
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Mondays in June, Steve and
Lisa Gilliland at Underwoods
Grill in Port Clinton will be
donating 30 percent of their
food sales between the hours of
4 and 7 p.m. to the Friends of
Port Clinton Parks. That group
is $1,500 short of obtaining a
plaque to re-name the Pavilion
in honor of Bob Underwood.
They also have Bob Underwood
Cookbooks on sale.
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On Sunday, a group of friends
and family members of local
resident Tom Frerick gathered at
Docks Beach House for a special
fundraiser. Tom, who has worked
all his life, suffered a stroke in
February and has been unable
to work, awaiting disability
payments to kick in. He has
been forced to rely on the local
safety nets along with family and
friends for support. For informa-
tion on donating to Toms cause,
call Bill Worley at 317-407-6942.
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The Humane Society of Ottawa
County has flled the month of
June with all kinds of events,
starting with a spaghetti dinner
this Saturday, June 9 from 5-8
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CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF 2012
Members of Port Clinton High Schools Class of 2012
received their diplomas Saturday at True Lay Stadium.
Although the wind sent a few caps fying during the
ceremony and caused class valedictorian Cassie Trent
(right), to hold on tight throughout, the sun was shining
for the big event. For a complete list of graduates and
the businesses that honored them, see PAGE 9A.
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Rose Marie Dosztal, 84, passed away on May 30, due
to complications from pneumonia.
Visitation was Monday at Neidecker-LeVeck &
Crosser Funeral Home in Port Clinton with a service
Tuesday at the funeral home. Burial followed in River-
view Cemetery, Port Clinton.
A daughter was born to Katherine and Tyson Smith,
of Port Clinton, on May 30 at Firelands Regional Med-
ical Center, Sandusky.
A son was born to Kymberli Steward and Cody Li-
vas, both of Port Clinton, on June 1 at Firelands Re-
gional Medical Center.
Sound Off
Births
Obituaries
Make a difference
A big HSOC thanks goes to the
employees of Key Bank for stopping
by the Humane Society on May 24
and helping out for their Neighbors
Make The Difference program. In
addition to playing with the animals,
the employees walked dogs, brushed
cats and helped with some of the gen-
eral cleaning. They paused a minute
to pose with one of the shelter mem-
bers, Wiggins. Pictured from left to
right are: Jackie Sabo, Diane Bascone,
Amy Wither, Stephani Preston, Barb
Hope and Tim Ott. The animals re-
ally appreciated your efforts!
Humane Society
of Ottawa County
Thank you
The weather and turnout for the
annual Oak Harbor Area Cham-
ber of Commerce Golf Outing was
terrifc! We would like to take the
opportunity to say thank you to
the following businesses for their
support of our annual golf out-
ing: McDonalds, Materion, Civil-
ian Marksmanship Program, Molly
Judge, DPM, Parker Investment &
Insurance Services, Commissioner
Jim Sass, Sprouse Insurance, Com-
missioner Mark Stahl, Commissioner
Steve Arndt, Ashley Insurance Group,
The HR Department, Batdorff Real
Estate, Nationwide Insurance, Span-
gler Motors, Wistinghausen Florist,
Koepke Insurance , Republic Services,
Magruder Hospital, Varga Custom
Concrete, XakBee Electronics, Com-
munity Markets, National Bank of
Ohio, Tri-Motors, Oak Harbor Golf
Club, Genoa Bank, Commodore
Perry FCU, Robinson Walker Funeral
Home, Ottawa County Exponent,
The Rocket Shop, 1st Place Awards,
Beck Suppliers, Beekeeper Inn, Ge-
noa Retirement Village, HMS, Stein
Hospice, Youngs Floor Covering, US
Bank, Ottawa County Visitors Bu-
reau (LESI), Memorial Hospital, Oak
Harbor Hardware, Sportsmans Stop,
Rural Community Insurance, AAA
Port Clinton Offce, Terra Com-
munity College, Drowns Dairy, Julies
Jammin Jewels, Catawba Island Club,
National Rife Association, & Owens
Community College.
This event, as well as all events
brought to you by the Chamber,
would not be possible without the
generous support of our chamber
members. Please patronize these
chamber members and support our
local businesses!!
Thank you!!
Valerie Winterfeld
Executive Director
Oak Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce
Walleye Fest winners announced
Boat Parade
The winners of the frst-ever Walleye Festival Lighted
Boat Parade have been announced. Master of Ceremonies
for the event was John Schaffner; judges were Jeff Bugbee,
Port Clinton Yacht Club
Fleet Captain of Power
Dave Mehl and the Honor-
able Judge Bruce Winters.
Trophies have been dis-
tributed to the following
winners:
Best of Power Best of
Power was awarded to Mike
and Debi Beam of Gibson-
burg for their F-32 1974
Trojan. The theme of the
boat was Gilligans Island
and the name of the boat
is the S.S. Minnow which
included the Skipper, Mary
Ann, Ginger, the Professor
and Mrs. Howell, and of
course, Gilligan.
This boat was a real
crowd pleaser lighting
up Port Clintons Portage
River and Lake Erie with
a full cast of characters,
said Carolyn Rodenhauser,
event manager and owner
of Pazzazz!
Best of Sail Best of
Sail was awarded to Anne and Michael Mulligan of Way-
point Marine Sales for their Jeanneau Sailboat. The theme
of the 44-foot lighted boat was Take to the Lake with a
Carefree Spirit. The Mulligans are members of Port Clin-
ton Yacht Club.
Most Creative The Most Creative boat is owned
by Earl Paskosky, also a member of PCYC. The name of
his boat is Poke and is a 1988 Silverton 34 Convertible.
Paskoskys boat had a feet of pirates, equipped with pi-
rate fags, canons and lots of lights. Capt. Sparrow led his
mates up the Portage River in search of fun at the Walleye
Festival.
Ellis Fuiava, chairman of the Parade Committee and
Marine Patrol Coordinator of the Port Clinton Police De-
partment, along with Schaffner and the judges congratu-
late all the winners. Thanks also goes out to the Ottawa
County Sheriff s Offce, U.S. Coast Guard, Ohio Division
of Watercraft, Port Clinton Fire Department, the Ohio
Department of Natural Resources and the City of Port
Clinton for their assistance. Special thanks to the wonder-
ful sponsors: Americas Best Value Inn, The Bait House
River Bar, Bolte Real Estate, Catawba Island Club and CIC
Marina South, Centurion Technologies, Coastal Marine,
Commons of Providence, Jet Express and Nugents Canal
Yacht Club.
Kids fshing derby
The MarineMax Kids Fishing Derby at the Main Street
Port Clinton Walleye Festival was held on Sunday, May 27,
at Derby Pond. Children and their families enjoyed an af-
ternoon of fshing and fun along the shores of Lake Erie.
Wylie presented trophies to the winners immediately fol-
lowing the Fishing Derby in the Entertainment Tent.
Congratulations to the following:
Most Fish Caught Adam Sniegowski, Nevah Robin-
son and Autumn Capodice
Longest Fish Aidan Clark, Dylan Simpson and Brik
Barna
Smallest Fish Alex Camerato, Hunter Anadiagas and
Anna Diodus
Most Unusual Noah Fitt, Roger Biesiada and Sim-
one Gambow
Special thanks to the following sponsors who helped
to make the MarineMax Kids Fishing Derby a success:
MarineMax, American Family Concessions, A&J, Bal-
reichts, Big Boy, Center Stage, Division of Watercraft,
Great Lakes Popcorn, Island Adventures Family Fun Cen-
ter, Kalahari, Kidsville News, Ohio Division of Wildlife,
Port Clinton Middle School, Skateworld, Train-o-Rama,
the Walleye Drop Committee and Wozniaks.
Grande Parade
Main Street Port Clinton is pleased to announce the
winners of the Grande Parade at the 32nd anniversary of
the Walleye Festival.
Best Civic Organization Civilian Marksmanship
Program
Best Service Club Float Marblehead Peninsula Li-
ons Club
Most Spirit Riverview Health Care
Most Entertaining Lorain County Shrine and Fire
Brigade of al Koran Shriners
Best Theme Girl Scouts
Port Clinton Pride PCHS Marching Band
Best Baton Corp Full Force Baton Corp
Best of Show Lorain County Shrine and Fire Brigade
of al Koran Shriners
Best Youth Float The Compassionate Friends of Ot-
tawa County
Mayors Wild Walleye Tri-Motor Heritage Founda-
tion
Special thanks to the sponsors who helped to make
the Grande Parade a success: Port Clinton Ford, Cleaner
and Dryer, Frederick Agency, Frontier Communications,
Gundlach Sheet Metal, KeyBank, Magruder Hospital,
Money Concept Wealth Management, NOMS Healthcare,
Rock Ledge Inn and Cottages and Stanley Steemer.
The Woodmore Local Board of Education has scheduled
a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, June 7, in the
Woodmore Elementary Music Room.
The purpose of the meeting will be to:
approve a resolution authorizing participation in the
Ohio School Facilities Commission Exception Needs Pro-
gram
act on employment contracts
Special Board Meeting
today Woodmore
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As the Erie Shores Council, Boy Scouts of America,
celebrates its 100th year of Scouting in Northwest Ohio,
the Council will honor their adult volunteer Scouters
for their time and talent in working with the youth of
Northwest Ohio and also honor some of the youth who
have earned special recognitions this past year. The pro-
grams and activities of the Erie Shores Council work to
instill values in young people and prepare them to make
ethical choices over their lifetime in achieving their full
potential and becoming valuable citizens of our com-
munities. The annual Scouter Recognition Dinner will
be June 7 at historic Camp Miakonda, 5600 W. Sylvania
Ave., Toledo. Dinner is at 6 p.m. with the program fol-
lowing at the outdoor Council Ring at 7 p.m.
Roger Carpenter from Oak Harbor will receive the
John Haar Lifetime Volunteer Service Award. The John
C. Haar Lifetime Volunteer Service Award was estab-
lished in 2009 to honor John C. Haar, who also served
his community through exemplary lifelong volunteer
service. The Haar Award is intended to honor direct
support of community activities and indirect support
provided through leadership roles in civic and commu-
nity organizations. Roger has been a major infuence
and mentor as a Scoutmaster for 61 years, and a strong
supporter of the Oak Harbor and Ottawa County com-
munity.
Another local, John Blodgett of Oak Harbor, will be
presented with one of six Silver Beacer Awards. This is
the highest award the council can bestow on an adult
volunteer. It is given in recognition of noteworthy ser-
vice of exceptional character to youth both in and out
of Scouting.
Also recognized will be the over 2,000 adult volunteer
leaders in Northwest Ohio who work with our young
people, boys 7-21 and young men and women ages 14-
21.
Members of the Facebook group Pay It Forward
Port Clinton will be hosting a lemonade stand to
beneft the non-proft organization Alexs Lemonade
Stand Foundation from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, June
8. The stand will be set up in front of Perfect Color Hair
& Tan, 90 N. Madison St., Port Clinton.
Fresh lemonade, bottled water and sweet treats will be
available to purchase on a donation basis. All donations
are tax-deductible. We would like to see our commu-
nity and visitors to the area support not just our stand,
but all of our downtown Port Clinton businesses.
Learn more about Alexs Lemonade Stand Founda-
tion at www.alexslemonadestand.org.
Local adults earn
Scouting honors
Pay it Forward PC
Community open tennis will be held at the Von
Thron Tennis Center at Port Clinton High School this
summer. Starting Wednesday, June 6, open court will
be held every Wednesday through July 25 from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. This program is open to every skill level and
for students through adults. Any questions can be di-
rected to Scott Cross at 419-734-2147.
Tennis anyone?
The 23rd annual Chick Schaffner Memorial Charity
Golf Classic will be held Monday, June 18, at Catawba
Island Clubs Arthur Hills designed 18-hole golf course.
Proceeds from the classic will beneft Stein Hospice and
the American Heart Association.
Shotgun starts are at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m., with regis-
tration beginning 30 minutes prior. Cost is $150 per
player, $600 for a foursome and includes 18-holes golf,
cart, continental breakfast, lunch and dinner.
To register, go to www.steinhospice.org and click on
upcoming events or contact Amy Skolnik at 419-625-
5269 or askolnik@steinhospice.org.
Over the past 22 years, the Chick Schaffner Memo-
rial Charity Golf Classic has raised more than $200,000
for charity. The event is sponsored by Materion Corp.,
Schaffner Publications, Catawba Island Club and
Magruder Hospital.
Chick Schaffner
Classic June 18
Children who will be entering kindergarten in the fall of
2012 are invited to attend the Port Clinton Safety Town.
The program will be held from 10 a.m. to noon June 19-
22 at the Port Clinton Fire Department, 1755 E. State St.
On Tuesday, June 19, the Port Clinton Police Depart-
ment will teach the children about buckling up for safety,
walking safety and stranger danger. An offcer will also
provide safety instructions in the Safety Town Village.
Wednesday, June 20, the Port Clinton Fire Department
will talk about fre safety while the children visit the
Smoke House, a simulator of an actual house fre.
Thursday, June 21, North Central EMS crew members
will teach the children
about home and play-
ground safety and what
to do when an emergency
occurs. The Ohio Depart-
ment of Natural Resources,
Division of Watercraft,
will present their Kids and
Floats program and discuss
water safety.
Friday, June 22, the last
day of Safety Town, will
include a school bus ride
that will teach the children
proper entering and exit-
ing rules for riding a school
bus. This is also graduation
day, and family members
are invited to attend the
graduation ceremony.
For information or to en-
roll your child in the Port
Clinton Safety Town, call
Cynthia Geiger at 419-663-
1367.
Port Clinton
Safety Town
Infant loss can be devastating to any family. The Com-
passionate Friends of Ottawa County recently presented
Magruder Hospital with Infant Memory and Comfort Kits
as a gift to families going through the grieving process.
The kit comes with a baby blanket, teddy bear, memory
book and handprint kit, along with other keepsake items.
The Compassionate Friends member Chris Overmyer
experienced the loss of his son and felt a need for some-
thing in place at our local hospital.
Losing my son was a devastating experience in my life,
he said. I wanted to give something back to the commu-
nity who was so supportive during my familys time of
need. Though losing a child can never be minimized these
memorial bags will help other parents collect and memo-
rialize their child. During a very diffcult time so many
parents dont realize what things they may want to keep to
remember their childs last day.
This kit will help them remember the special child they
have lost.
The Compassionate
Friends present
infant memory kits
The Compassionate Friends members Chris Overmyer, Cheri Carpenter, Kathy Stover, Kim Chaffn, Chapter Leader
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Kathy Jo Schweitzer, past president of the Kiwanis Club of Port Clinton, was surprised at her recent Kiwanis meeting
by being honored twice for her dedicated service to her club, her community, Kiwanis and the children of the world.
Schweitzer was presented with the Ohio Kiwanis Legion of Honor Society Circle of Achievement Award by Ohio
District Kiwanis Foundation President Bob Williams (far left). Then, past district treasurer Vee Reifsnyder (far right)
read a letter sent by Ohio District Gov. William Snellgrove, and presented Schweitzer with the Governors Key of
Success Award and a key pin. She joined the Kiwanis Club of Port Clinton 25 years ago as the frst woman member
and later became its frst female president. At the upcoming June 2012 Kiwanis International Convention in New
Orleans where the theme is 25th Anniversary Women in Kiwanis, she will also be honored for becoming one of the
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Local glass artist Cary Ferguson Sr. of
Ferguson Gallery in Marblehead is cur-
rently creating a glass rendition of helium
balloon sculpture symbolically being re-
leased into the air. The sculpture will be
installed in the new, worlds largest Ronald
McDonald house in Chicago. He has been
in business for 33 years and studied under
master glass artist Walter Lagan in Cleve-
land who was born in 1892.
Fergusons sons Cary Jr. and Levi are
helping with the project.
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Social Security numbers and birth dates for all residents
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2009 Cabernet Sauvignon
Rutherford, Napa Valley
VINTAGE: 2009
APPELLATION: NAPA VALLEY
GRAPE: CABERNET SAUVIGNON, PETIT VERDOT
ALCOHOL BY VOLUME: 14.5%
PRODUCTION: 3000 CASES
UPC: 845517002853
LOT
2012 DOUBLE GOLD
San Francisco Wine Competition
Taste: The nose is sweet, focused and pure with ripe blackberry, raspberry
and currant aromatics and an underlying sense of minerality. The palate is
classically styled with pretty fruit and ripe tannins. We used about 40% new oak
with this wine, mostly French with a tiny bit of Hungarian with a low to medium
toast to lift the fruit. The result is a delicious Cabernet. Its a classically styled
Rutherford Cabernet notable for its faceted complexity, purity of fruit, and
outstanding balance. Of course the best is yet to come as this wine will age
gracefully over the next decade.
This is a wine that were required to keep under
wraps. The 2009s from this source vineyard have yet to be reviewed (there are
quite a few high-end brands sourcing here), but I can tell you that of the 2007s
and 2008s, I have not seen a score less than 93 points (most in the 95-97 point
range) from both the Wine Spectator and Wine Advocate with prices ranging
from $95/bottle to well over $400 at auction. I think these blocks are in the top
3% of Napa Valley pricing/quality and are clearly archetypal Rutherford
Cabernet. In fact, Lot 285 2009 Rutherford Cabernet Sauvignon has already
won a Double Gold medal in the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.
It certainly goes to show you how tough things were for growers in the Napa
Valley in 2009, that even a vineyard like this had fruit available.
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2010 Chardonnay
Atlas Peak
VINTAGE: 2010
APPELLATION: ATLAS PEAK
GRAPE: CHARDONNAY
UPC: 845517003249
LOT
Taste: The nose is layered with orange blossom, lemon curd, and toasted
almond aromatics underpinned with spicy pear and apple aromas. The
palate is unctuous with creamy oak but lifted and complex with ripe pear,
pretty minerality and honeysuckle notes. There is tremendous length to
this wine despite its youth, indicating there is more here to come.
Cameron Condential: Lot 324 is a continuation of our Atlas Peak
Chardonnay program in terms of fruit sourcing, but a change in
direction when it comes to wine style. With the addition of barrel
fermentations, partial malolactic fermentation (about 30% of the wine
went through malo) and an increase in new French and Hungarian
cooperage (to 30%), the resulting style is bolder and richer while still
respecting the beautiful oral aromatics and ripe tree fruit.
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2009 Sauvignon Blanc
Russian River Valley
VINTAGE: 2009
APPELLATION: RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY
GRAPE: SAUVIGNON BLANC
UPC: 845517002174
LOT
Taste: Pale straw color with tints of green. Aromas of citrus-fruit, melon and
freshly cut grass dominate the nose. Lively acidity up-front and subtle vanilla
complement the bright aromas. With a great mouth feel and incredible clarity,
this wine nishes light, crisp, and clean.
Cameron Condential: Sauvignon Blanc truly thrives in a region like the
Russian River Valley, where warm days play with cold evenings and foggy
mornings to produce great cool climate varietals. Acidity is such an integral part
of any wine especially Sauvignon Blanc. This vineyard is located in an ideal part
of the Russian River Valley, providing a dynamical climate for beautiful acidity in
this varietal. This wine is a refreshing thirst quencher and at this price youve got
a heckuva deal.
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2009 Sauvignon Blanc
VINTAGE: 2009
GRAPE: SAUVIGNON BLANC
UPC: 845517002174
LOT
Taste: Pale straw color with tints of green. Aromas of citrus-fruit, melon and
freshly cut grass dominate the nose. Lively acidity up-front and subtle vanilla
complement the bright aromas. With a great mouth feel and incredible clarity,
this wine nishes light, crisp, and clean.
Cameron Condential: Sauvignon Blanc truly thrives in a region like the
Russian River Valley, where warm days play with cold evenings and foggy
mornings to produce great cool climate varietals. Acidity is such an integral part
of any wine especially Sauvignon Blanc. This vineyard is located in an ideal part
of the Russian River Valley, providing a dynamical climate for beautiful acidity in
this varietal. This wine is a refreshing thirst quencher and at this price youve got
a heckuva deal.
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2009 Meritage
Napa County
VINTAGE: 2009
APPELLATION: NAPA COUNTY
GRAPES: PRIMARILY CABERNET SAUVIGNON AND CABERNET FRANC
PRODUCTION: 10,000 CASES
UPC: 845517002501
LOT
Taste: Lot 250 has a lovely, peppery nose of raspberries and plum skin.
Saturated black cherry and fresh acidity provide structure to this delicious fruit
bomb. With great fruit, acid, and a killer structure, this wine presents Napa in a
great package. Wicked-good.
Lot 250 comes to us from one of Napas premiere
Cabernet producers with prices in the $50 to $200/bottle range. What we have
here in the bottle are, to be quite frank, wines that didnt make the cut for their
high-end programs and have trickled their way down to us. We bought the base
Meritage blend last fall for a great price and then polished out the blend before
racking it back into barrels for more aging. The nished wine is a dynamite deal-
Napa Valley Meritage from some seriously pedigreed producers for a song.
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2009 Meritage
Napa County
VINTAGE: 2009
UPC: 845517002501
LOT
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250
2009 Meritage
Napa County
VINTAGE: 2009
UPC: 845517002501
LOT
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324
2010 Chardonnay
Atlas Peak
VINTAGE: 2010
GRAPE: CHARDONNAY
UPC: 845517003249
LOT
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271
2009 Pinot Noir
VINTAGE: 2009
GRAPES: PINOT NOIR
UPC: 845517002716
LOT
Taste: Intense aromas of dark plum, fresh cherry, red raspberry and toasty
spice dominate the bouquet. It shows a bold mid-palate and complex
acidity. Beautiful oak couples with rich playful fruit for a smooth and elegant
wine that boasts a long, velvety nish.
Cameron Condential: Lot 271 is sourced from vineyards grown in sites
indicative of the appellations best attributes for growing Pinot Noir sandy,
loamy soils within reach of the maritime inuences of the Pacic Ocean.
This wine is a classic representation of Russian River Valley Pinot Noir of the
2009 vintage. A long cool period during fruit ripening allowed delicate fruit
avors and aromas to develop with grace and elegance. This wine is
seamlessly integrated with pitch-perfect balance and is just a great value all
the way around.
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2010 Chardonnay
Atlas Peak
VINTAGE: 2010
GRAPE: CHARDONNAY
UPC: 845517003249
LOT
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2010 Chardonnay
Atlas Peak
VINTAGE: 2010
GRAPE: CHARDONNAY
UPC: 845517003249
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Taste: The nose is layered with orange blos-
som, lemon curd, and toasted almond aromatics
underpinned with spicy pear and apple aromas.
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and complex with ripe pear, pretty minerality and
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On May 20, nearly 380 people wandered
the halls of Carroll School reminiscing
about days gone by, sharing a laugh or
meeting up with some old classmates.
I never expected this many to come out,
said School Secretary Linda Dick. It was
so nice to see all the familiar faces coming
through the doors.
The school hosted its A Building of
Memories which was kicked off by Jen-
nie Dornbusch, graduate of the school.
Ottawa County Commissioner Jim Sass
presented a Proclamation to Principal
Judy Peters. Children from the school sang
America the Beautiful (which was also
sung at the 1939 dedication) under the di-
rection of Jackie Seibert. Before traveling
the halls, Ashley Auger, accompanied by
Bonnie Daniels, sang the Carroll School
Alma Mater.
Old class pictures, newsletters dating
back to 1927, memory letters sent in by
Judge Donald Wargowsky, Robert Moore,
Paul Layman, Shirley LaCumsky and Mel
Hoover lined the blackboards for people
to enjoy. A video of memories also played
throughout the day and people also had a
chance to share some if there own.
At the closing, OHHS Jazz Band en-
tertained attendees. Everyone gathered
outside and watched as the Boy Scouts
from Troup No. 370 lowered the fag. Im
sure many happy memories were going
through their heads. Closing comments
were shared by Peters and a balloon release
ended the wonderful day of celebrating 73
years of memories.
Carol Benner
Commissioner
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Principal Judy Peters
with a proclamation
designating May 20,
2012, as Carroll
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Building of Memories
The fnal kindergarten
screening for Woodmore
Schools is Thursday, June
28. Call the elementary at
419-862-1070, ext. 204,
to be added to sign up.
Screening is required.
The Port Clinton Board of Education honored retiring staff members at its May meet-
ing. Pictured with Superintendent Pat Adkins (left) and Board of Education President
David Belden (right) are the retirees who attended: Dan Timmons, Bob Polachek, Bren-
da Hetrick, Lupe Wuersig and Karol Smercina. Other retiring staff members include
Carol Clemons, Gail Perl, Mary Evans, Brenda Stewart, Beverly Trent and Betty Krizan.
PC SCHOOL BOARD HONORS RETIREES
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Third grade Virginia
Cameron, Nikki Derrit, Na-
than Dress, Samuel Jaskul-
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Kukay, Alyssa Rodriguez,
Chase Stayancho, Olivia
Valenti, Brandon Wunder,
Cole Shortridge, Macey
Wilhite, Abby Zelms, Nate
Frattaroli, Leina Holman,
Kaden Conrad, Austin
Dress, Kiley Henderson,
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Brianna Cordero, Logan
Faulkner, Maddie Harris,
Larisa Kerik, Sarah Kopp,
Zayne Manning, Ian Mum-
ford, Everett Overmyer,
Maya Rubio, Kilee Tut-
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Zin Oo, Annie Tibbels,
Abby Redett, Nolan John-
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Abby Cameron, Colton
Klima, Hannah Pruitt,
Sydnee Perram, Olive
ORourke Scherf
Woodmore
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Honor Roll
The Salvation Army-Port Clinton Ser-
vice Center is accepting 21 applications for
Camp NEOSA.
The Salvation Armys Camp NEOSA this
year is July 12-17. The program is provided
to the frst 21 children ages 6-12 who reg-
ister. A $25 registration fee will be charged
this year. Transportation is provided.
Camp NEOSA is one of the many pro-
grams offered by the Port Clinton Service
Center. This program is made possible
by funding through local contributions
from residents and businesses. Due to the
generous funding, we are able to offer a
weeklong camp experience to twenty-one
applicants.
At Camp NEOSA the camper will expe-
rience many activities that are geared to-
wards assisting the development of their
physical, social, and spiritual needs. To
meet these needs, the camp is aimed at
helping learn and develop good health
habits in cleanliness, proper rest, balanced
diet, and exercise. Camp NEOSA also pro-
vides an opportunity for each camper to
contribute to and receive from a group
living experience, help with making their
own decisions, participate in activities that
stimulate creativity and experience an at-
mosphere that fosters independence.
Camp NEOSA is located on a 200-acre
peninsula on 1,000-acre Leeville Lake in
Carrolton, Ohio. The nature surround-
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hiking, swimming, canoeing, arts & crafts,
sports, and drama activities.
If interested in applying or fnding out
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Clinton Service Center at 419-732-ARMY
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KERSTENS KORNER GETS SPECIAL VISITORS
Kerstens Korner Nursery School recently had some special guests when the Toledo
Zoo Educational Department came for a visit. Josh from the zoo brought three special
friends with him for the children to see: a turtle, lizard and a guinea pig. During his
talk, children learned about three different types of habitats animals live in: African
savanna, ocean and rainforest. Josh brought some items
for the children to touch such as skin from a monkey, a
sharks jaw, a stinger from a sting ray, puffer fsh, an el-
ephant ear and snake skin. He explained to the children
how having these items allow people to know how they
feel and work.
CONGRATS PRESCHOOL GRADS
Port Clinton Preschools 45th class has graduated from the facility at 135 Adams St., in
the Trinity United Methodist building. As local high school students graduate and get
ready for higher education, the youngest of area students are also enjoying their sum-
mer vacation. The preschoolers shared their program with proud parents, grandpar-
ents and friends, as they celebrated their accomplishments by singing songs and hip
hopping to the alphabet song. Congratulations to the graduates of 2012. For informa-
tion about enrolling your child for 2012-13, call 419-341-2383. Registration forms are
available from the Ida Rupp Library.
It may be summer vacation for most
students at PCHS, but those involved in
DECA are busy actively seeking sponsor-
ship donations. These donations will help
send students to the Summer Leadership
Retreat, held July 13-16, at FFA Camp
Muskingum in Carrollton, Ohio. Students
will also be raising money for the 2012-13
school year to help defray the costs of trav-
el, registration and to help buy new DECA
blazers worn at competitions.
Last year, PCHS DECA students attended
a conference in Philadelphia where stu-
dents learned team building skills, attend-
ed workshops, and participated in mock
business competitions.
This year students would like to attend
a conference in either Washington, DC or
Chicago. Sponsor business names will be
displayed on the back of a DECA T-shirt
and sign boards, as well as being a busi-
ness tax deduction. If you havent received
a call or visit from one of the PCHS DECA
members, interested donors may contact
DECA Advisor Bill Hollister at 419-260-
9068 or go online to www.pccsd.net and
download a sponsorship form under the News link.
DECA sponsorship fundraising drive under way
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Check out Jerry Davenport live
at the seasons frst Riverfront Live!
under the canopy on North Jeffer-
son Street. The free summer concert
series is held on Friday evenings in
downtown Port Clinton. The Portage
River is the backdrop for some fan-
tastic entertainers.
Davenport is a native of Catawba Is-
land. He is an artist and a songwriter.
His songs refect his lifelong experi-
ences of growing up near the shores
of Lake Erie, some nostalgic, some
funny. Songs like Leaving an Island
in My Wake, APB at PIB and We
Did Everything That Ends in ing but
Fish, are a few. He also has written
many a love song and a few country
songs such as You Look Stupid in a
Cowboy Hat. He has recently written
a song called Our Old Lyman about
his memories of Lake Erie adventures
on his dads Lyman.
The free Riverfront Live! outdoor
summer music program is sponsored
by Main Street Port Clinton. For a
complete schedule of performers for
the 2012 season, go to www.historic-
portclinton.com.
Local Jerry Davenport performs at
frst Riverfront Live! of the season
Check out the settlers shops, wander
through the encampments and watch the
Confederate and Federal troops battle
at East Harbor State Park June 8-10. The
trip back in time to the Civil War is free,
though donations are accepted.
The artillery used in battle is very loud
not dog-friendly. Hearing protection is
recommended, especially for children.
For questions, call the park at 419-734-
4424, ext. 2.
By Laurie studio, a custom design jewelry and bead
shop, and Split Winds Gallery have joined together for
Bling into Summer, on Saturday and Sunday, June
9-10. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday
and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at the By Laurie Studio and
Bead Shop, 120 E. Second St., and will feature summer
treats, both visual and edible.
Laurie Cirone will be available to take orders for
adornment for your pets and you, and Rona Roth-
schild will be doing line drawings of your cats and
dogs, and you too.
For information, call Cirone at 419-203-2849 or
Rothschild at 419-345-8343.
Bling into Summer
in downtown PC
Marblehead resident Nelda Nel
Adcock will hold a book signing for
her recently published childrens
book, My Firelands Adventure,
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, June
9, at the Wolcott Keepers House,
9999 Bayshore Road, Marblehead.
Adcock was inspired to write the
book while volunteering at the Keep-
ers House annex and gift shop, and
enjoying the aroma of apple scones
being prepared next door on the
Keepers House freplace by fellow
docent Ray Machar. She wove the idea
of the tempting aroma into a story
about Selima Wolcott, Benajah Wol-
cotts younger daughter, and a young
Indian boy. Selima, who was unhappy
about leaving her home and friends
in Connecticut to go to the wild Fire-
lands frontier, meets the young boy
and shares an adventure. She learns a
few things along the way, as will Nels
young readers the retired teacher
admits hiding many interesting facts
in the story.
While reading the book in several
area classrooms, she was further in-
spired to write a play that the children
can perform. She looks forward to
sharing it with more classrooms.
The book is illustrated by local art-
ist David Schwan and the story and
pictures will appeal to children be-
yond the 7-10 age group at which it is
aimed. Adcock, who has degrees from
Capital University and Penn State,
has taught in central Ohio, the Pana-
ma Canal Zone and at the University
of Dayton. Adcock and her husband
Carl (Fred) are also quite adventur-
ous. They once drove all the way from
the Canal Zone to Ohio.
The Keepers House is open 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Saturday for the book sign-
ing, freplace cooking demonstra-
tions by Ray Machar and docent led
house tours. The regular weekday
open houses start Wednesday, June
11, from 1 to 5 p.m. The book may
be purchased at the Keepers House
gift shop, the Lakeside book store,
Ex Libris in Marblehead and soon at
Perrys Monument gift shop.
Visit www.thekeepershouse.org
for information about the Keepers
House.
Author Nel Adcock reads her book about a Firelands frontier child to school-
children at the Wolcott Keepers House.
The Oak Harbor Log Cabin entertainment series
kicks off Sunday, June 10, with a performance by Lega-
cy 2. The village band is made up of Steve Bast, Donnie
Ray Crozier and Jerry and Marie Wittman. Join in for a
little Motown, rock and country music.
A history lesson will start at 5:15 p.m. on the porch of
the cabin, given by Frank Gluth, John Liske and Rich-
ard Martin. The band will take the stage from 6:30 to
7:30 p.m.
WOLCOTT KEEPERS HOUSE
Local author on hand
Saturday for book signing
Log Cabin series
kicks off Sunday
Civil War Encampment
at East Harbor State Park
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The annual Founders Day at Put-in-Bay will be held
in the center of the village DeRivera Park on Sunday,
June 17 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
This free, family-focused island event, hosted by the
Put-in-Bay Chamber of Commerce, celebrates the
founding of Put-in-Bay by Hispanic merchant Jose
DeRivera. The celebration will begin with a warm up
on Saturday evening with freworks at dusk. On Sun-
day, Founders Day will feature entertainment by the
Rent Party Band playing popular tunes in a fair-type
atmosphere.
At 1 and 3 p.m., the Faire Wynds circus will perform
slight of hand and other curiosities for young and old
to enjoy. At 2:30 p.m. the Island Antique Car Parade
will entertain young and old with antique cars and
candy.
Many island and local groups will also participate
in the festivities. The PIB EMS is offering ambulance
tours as well as the Mini Life Flight ride for kids. The
PIB Volunteer Fire Department will feature a new and
an antique fre engine. Per tradition, the Hog Roasters
popular ox roast sandwiches will be served, and leave
room for the fresh homemade strawberry shortcake
offered by St. Pauls Episcopal Church. After lunch,
search for the next addition to your family with our
friends from the Ottawa County Humane Society and
Island Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary. Many local
crafters and jewelry makers will be selling their wares
as well.
Local retail groups and crafters are invited to partici-
pate in this event. Tables are provided free of charge,
please contact Kim Stoiber at 419-285-4741 to learn
more about a getting a retail area. To learn more about
Put-in-Bay, see the Put-in-Bay Chamber of Commerce
website at www.visitputinbay.com and check www.
millerferry.com and www.jet-express.com for ferry
schedules and fares.
Celebrate
Founders Day
Terra State Community College
presents a unique festival experience
to Northwest Ohio on June 15-16.
With the launch of Terras new Jazz
and American Music Studies degree
program in the fall, this new summer
festival celebrates American music
styles from 1920-today with featured
bands from around the area and nu-
merous guest artists.
There are so many musical genres
to choose from that have come from
the birth of jazz and evolved into to-
days pop music that its hard to cap-
ture all of the styles in just one week-
end, said Terras rock n roll history
instructor, John Cipiti. With our in-
augural festival, we are primarily fo-
cusing our attention on jazz, rock,
R&B, blues and funk this year, and
look forward to focusing on many
other styles such as gospel, country,
folk, musical theater and more in the
coming years.
The Jazz and American Music Fes-
tival features festival headliner Doug
Johns, funk bassist from Cleveland.
Earning rave reviews from Bass Play-
er Magazine as well as the bass com-
munity, Johns is an accomplished
bass player, composer, clinician and
bandleader. His raw presence, en-
ergy and all-around crowd-wowing
prowess can be heard on numerous
recordings and stages.
Believing that a good musician sur-
rounds himself with great musicians,
Johns has had the privilege of work-
ing with such icons as Buddy Miles,
Chuck Rainey, Grammy-winning
producer Aaron Lindsey, and many
others.

FRIDAY, JUNE 15
The festival opens with the JAZZ
LEGENDS concert on at 7:30 p.m.
at the Port Clinton Performing Arts
Center in Port Clinton. The concert is
presented by the Terra State Jazz Band
under the direction of Jeff Blanchard
and a special jazz tribute group called
the Regional Jazz All Stars featuring
Keith Barber (guitar), Pete Ford (pi-
ano/organ), Linda Jackson (vocals),
Brian Lang (saxophone), Doug Neel
(trombone/bass), Michael Shirtz
(piano/vocals) and Elijah Vazquez
(drums). This concert will be the per-
fect concert for both Big Band lovers
and a walk down memory lane to the
jazz legends of the 20th century who
helped shaped our American music.
Tickets for Fridays concert are $8 at
the door.
SATURDAY, JUNE 16
Saturday afternoon the festival
moves to Terra States campus with
two stages featuring the following
musical groups. There is a $10 en-
trance fee that covers all afternoon
concerts at Terra State.
Student Activities Center Stage
(Building C):
Noon GINGLEY JoH: A crowd-
favorite rock band of various rock
styles to kick-off the afternoon
1 p.m. NEW VANCOUVER:
New Indie Rock/Pop original band
from Columbus
2 p.m. SLOW BURN: Blues,
Soul, Funk, and R&B awarding win-
ning group from Toledo
3 p.m. OBNOX: Nationally rec-
ognized Multi-Track Duo featuring
original vocals,
guitar, drums and
controlled noise
featuring Lamont
Bim Thomas and
Elijah Vazquez
4 p.m. BLUE
LUNCH: Award-
winning Blues,
Jump Swing, R&B
and Soul band
from Cleveland
Recital Hall
Club Stage
(Building D):
12:30 p.m.
BRIAN LANG
ORCHESTRA:
Featuring the sounds of early Jazz
from 1920-1940s
1:30 p.m. BGSU VOCAL JAZZ
GROUP: Vocal Jazz Ensembles di-
rected by Chris Buzzelli
2:30 p.m. UNEIQ: A spectacu-
lar Gospel group featuring Justin Bu-
rel from Fremont
3:30 p.m., Doug Johns will
present a workshop open to bass
players and all musicians in Terras
Recital Hall.
The festival concludes with the
headlining concert at the Strand
Theatre in downtown Fremont with
Doug Johns. The concert will open
with The Doug Neel Project featuring
Morgan Steigler and Chris Buzzelli.
Admission for Saturday evenings
concert is $10 at the door.
JAM Festival is produced by the mu-
sic business and production students
at Terra State, along with Bass Gear
Magazine, The Strand Theatre, Jazz
Education Connection of Ohio, and
the Northcoast Arts Alliance. Dont
miss this great musical celebration.
For information about Terra States
Jazz and American Music Festival,
call 419-559-2233 or go to www.terra.
edu/JAM2012.
TERRA STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
JAM Festival comes to PC
ABOVE: The Terra State Jazz Band
LEFT: Doug Johns
Tickets are now on sale for the American Red Cross Club
Red summer gala, Black & White with a Splash of Red.
The event will be held at 6 p.m. Friday, July 20, in the Ca-
tawba Island Club pavilion.
To purchase your ticket before its sold out, call the
American Red Cross at 419-734-1100 or contact this
years ticket chairman, Marion Tavtigian, at 419-797-
4151. Your $100 donation includes hors doeuvres, seated
dinner and a raffe ticket for a chance to win $1,500 in gas
cards courtesy of Friendship Food Stores. Musical enter-
tainment before dinner will be provided by Greg Fox and
Carmen Miller.
Club Red is a ladies auxiliary to the American Red Cross
which provides training and other educational opportu-
nities to further the services and programs of this distin-
guished, volunteer led organization devoted to humani-
tarian services and compassion. All women in Ottawa
County are invited to join. For information contact Karen
Blizzard at 419-797-6006 or the local Red Cross offce at
419-734-1100.
AMERICAN RED CROSS
Tickets on
sale now for
Club Red Gala
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Everett, Jared Michael Fleenor, Mariah Kaleigh Frantz, Jacob Allen Fultz, Joshua Tyler Goble, Caleb Jeffrey Helline, Kyleigh Elizabeth Hemmer,
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Ann Mazurik, Jonathan Wesley Mcclellan, Vincent Michael Mcclellan, Wyatt Lewis Nelson, Zane Michael Ostheimer, Kayla Lee Oxendale,
Kaylee Renay Papazian, Amanda Marie Park, Kathryn Elizabeth Reed, Cory Hunter Schenk, Justin Michael Tester, Brittany Nicole Wamsley,
Michael Ashton Ward and Brian Alan West.
DANBURY CLASS OF 2012
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419-797-7340
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419-734-2117
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419-798-4471
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615 SE Catawba Road
419-734-6697
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8786 North Shore Blvd.
Marblehead
419-798-4439
ATTENTION
Each year, an emergency information
brochure/calendar is distributed in the area
near the Davis Besse Nuclear Power Station.
The brochure/calendar is a joint effort by
Ottawa County, Lucas County, State of Ohio
and the First Energy Corporation. The 2013
calendar could include your color photo!

AWARDS
1 Calendar Cover $300
1 First Award $250
2 Second Award $150
3 Third Award $ 75
10 Honorable $ 50
Mention

HERES HOW TO ENTER
You must be a resident of Ottawa or Lucas County.
You may be any age or skill level to enter.
Your color photo may be any size up to 8 x 10.
Horizontal photos are preferred.
Digital photos should be 300 dpi and printed.
No picture frames or mountings.
Your original negative must be available if
requested by the contest sponsor.
(Do not send negatives with entries)
Tape/glue an entry form to the back of each photo
you submit.
Entries must be postmarked by July 6, 2012.

CONTEST INFORMATION
Enter as many photos as you wish. One or
more of your photos could be selected as a
contest winner. Only one cash award per
person. Each photo must have an attached
entry form. Entering the contest is permission
to exhibit your photo for future contest
publicity. All photos entered become property
of the contest sponsor. Photos not selected for
use in the calendar may be picked up at the
EMA office after August 1, 2012.

CONTEST ENTRY FORM
I am a resident of Ottawa or Lucas County and
give permission to exhibit my photo in the 2013
calendar and for publicity.

NAME _______________________________________________

ADDRESS _____________________________________________

CITY _____________________STATE____________ZIP________

PHONE (DAY) ___________________(EVENING) ________________

TITLE OF PHOTO ________________________________________

I AM A RESIDENT OF: OTTAWA COUNTY LUCAS COUNTY

SIGNATURE ___________________________________________

Send Entries To: Calendar Photo Contest,
Ottawa County EMA, 315 Madison Street, Port
Clinton, OH 43452-1936

All awards will be
presented. Not all of
the awarded photos
will appear in the
brochure/calendar.
PHOTO CONTEST

We would like your color photos of Life
in Northwest Ohio
Senior Helpers is sponsoring a memory screening day
from 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 27. The free and con-
fdential screenings are co-sponsored by the Riverview
Healthcare and Senior Resources and held at Riverview,
8180 W. Ohio 163, Oak Harbor. Refreshments will be pro-
vided.
For information, call Janet at 419-261-1693. Reserva-
tions are not required; walk-ins are welcome.
Memory screening
offered June 27
The Alzheimers Association, Northwest Ohio Chapter,
is hosting the professional development program, Ethi-
cal Decisions, Spirituality and Dementia, from 9 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. Friday, June 29, at Magruder Hospital, 615
Fulton St., Port Clinton. This half-day workshop will help
spiritual leaders of faith-based communities and other in-
terested persons to increase their knowledge of dementia
and reach out more effectively to people with memory
loss disorders and their families.
For many people with Alzheimers disease, participating
in spiritual practices was an integral part of their younger
years. Continued spiritual support throughout the course
of the disease can provide a great deal of comfort and
meaning to these people and their families.
The program has been approved for three contact hours
of continuing professional education. The registration fee
is $25, payable at the door. Participants can feel free to
bring their breakfast or lunch. Light refreshments will be
served. To register, call 800-272-3900.
Alzheimers group
offers professional
development
The Ottawa County Health Department has wel-
comed Jessica Spencer, of Port Clinton, to its nursing
staff. Spencer began work Feb. 21, concentrating her
efforts in the home health care division.
I love the elderly, geriatric pa-
tients, said Spencer, noting regu-
lar visits can often forge special
bonds.
Diane Kokinda, Director of
Nursing, said Spencer underwent
an orientation period in which
she was teamed with a fellow reg-
istered nurse. She now makes the
health care visits on her own.
Spencers position with the
health department is part-time.
She divides her time between the
health department and duties in the labor and delivery
unit at Firelands Regional Medical Center in Sandusky.
Previously, she also worked at Bellevue Hospital and
Bay Park Community Hospital.
Spencer, a Milan native, is a graduate of Edison High
School. She obtained her degree through Ohio Univer-
sity and continues her education currently through an
OU online program.
Spencer and her husband, Mike, a math teacher at
Port Clinton High School, have two children.
Spencer joins
Ottawa County
Health Dept.
Sts. Peter and Paul Church served as the setting for the
95th commencement exercise of Firelands Regional Medi-
cal Centers School of Nursing, in which 43 students grad-
uated. Locals were: Claire Damschen, Amanda Koester,
Rebecca Petersen and Stephanie Sauer, all of Port Clinton.
Locals were also honored during the awards presenta-
tion:
Damschen received the Providence Hospital/Firelands
Regional Medical Center Schools of Nursing Alumni
Award. The Alumni Award is given to the graduate(s) who
exhibits outstanding kindness and consideration in the
nursing care of patients.
The Attendance Award was presented to Petersen who
had perfect attendance during the entire program.
Firelands Regional Medical Center School of Nursing
has provided nursing education for more than 100 years,
graduating more than 1,600 students. For information,
visit www.frelands.com.
Locals among
FRMC nursing grads
Elmwood Communities has now grown their Elmwood
team to an amazing 700+ employees. This includes all
employees at Elmwood Healthcare Center at The Springs
Specialty/ LTAC (Long-Term Acute Care) Hospital; Skilled
Nursing and Respiratory Nursing units on the West cam-
pus in Green Springs; Elmwood Nursing Home and Elm-
wood Assisted Living at The Springs-East campus; Elm-
woods Assisted Living communities in Tiffn, Fremont,
and New Bremen; and Wynn-Reeth, Inc. (in association
with Elmwood Centers in Green Springs.
Due to new programs and services, over 100 new em-
ployees have joined the Elmwood team since early 2011.
Kathy Hunt, owner and CEO of Elmwood Communi-
ties feels this is quite an achievement for the family-owned
company that got its start in Green Springs, Ohio in 1974.
Having over 700 employees throughout our Ohio facili-
ties is just amazing! But ensuring that each and every one
of our employees knows and performs what is expected
of them is the real challenge! stated Hunt. That is why
we have some great employee training programs in place.
Elmwood at The Springs Healthcare Centers Com-
mitment-To-Excellence Mentor Program is designed to
help welcome, train, and nurture new employees for all
job classifcations. This hands-on, orientation program
has helped new employees adjust more easily to their new
position, in turn, helping them to gain self-confdence
and lessen their nervousness and insecurities that may
come with a new job. The individual, one-on-one train-
ing assures that all new employees receive consistent and
thorough training, so everyone knows what is expected of
them and how to fulfll each job requirement.
Elmwood recently re-certifed 13 current mentors, all
State Tested Nursing Assistants (STNA). These mentors
will continue to be the Go-To employees for new direct
care staff in Elmwoods Skilled Nursing Units.
For information, visit www.elmwoodcommunities.com
Commitment to
Excellence begins
with training
Firelands Regional Medical Center was recently recog-
nized with the Melvin Creeley Environmental Leadership
Award. Awarded by the Ohio Hospital Association. Fire-
lands was one of 10 hospitals in Ohio to be recognized
for promoting sound environmental practices through
environmental stewardship and exemplifying the best
practices for other hospitals to follow.
Firelands is excited to be recognized for our efforts
in being more environmentally friendly, said Richard
Brown, Director of Environmental Services at Firelands
Regional Medical Center. In 2011 alone, Firelands Re-
gional Medical Center recycled over 74 tons of cardboard/
plastic/glass and 81 tons of paper.
The award is named after the retired president and CEO
of East Liverpool City Hospital, Melvin Creeley, who
chaired OHAs Environmental Leadership Council from
its inception in 2001 and 2010. As an ENERGY STAR
partner, OHA is also working to protect the environment.
OHAs Team Green is collecting electronics such as com-
puters, CDs, radios and other electronic devices to be re-
cycled. OHA recently received the Ohio Alliance for the
Environment Award from the Environmental Education
Council of Ohio, which honors a business or industry that
is dedicated to fostering a climate of cooperation for re-
solving environmental issues. And in an initiative begun
last year, the OHA Energy Program is assisting hospitals
to become more energy effcient.
Firelands recognized
for environmental
practices
Mike Roach (back left), Rachel Straka, Daniell Hughes,
Brittany Doty, Kelly Roach, Tabitha Zimmerman, Jordon
Woodard, Sharon Miller (front left), Diane Tallman and
Lisa Watkins. Not Pictured Jillian Corthell, Jerica Spears
and Dawn Chestnut.
DIANE KOKINDA
June 6
Comedy Tour
WHAT: Nationally touring
comedians will be
performing: Vince Morris,
www.vincemorris.com, and
Joe Zimmerman, www.
zimmermancomedy.com.
WHEN: Every Wed, June
6-27 at 9:30 p.m.
WHERE: Mango Mamas, 40
Madison St.,
INFO: 419-732-1830
June 7
Autism Support
WHAT: Tyler Aldrich will be
the speaker for the Autism
Support Group. Tyler will be
telling his story about his
journey through living with
Autism, his challenges and
successes. His Mom, Tami
Aldrich will be speaking
also about her journey and
both she and Tyler will be
giving a Strong and
Powerful message, to give
hope and inspiration to
those living on the spectrum
and their families.
WHEN: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
the frst Thursday of each
month
WHERE: Magruder Hospital
INFO: Call Sandy Riojas at
419-898-0400
Parenting support
WHAT: Support group for
parents of children with
special needs.
WHEN: 7 p.m. the frst
Thursday of each month
WHERE: Beauty for Ashes/
Co-Pilot Counseling offce
COST: Free
INFO: To register or for
questions, contact Julie
Weyandt at 419-460-3309
June 7-8
Medical Information
Notebook Program
WHAT: Includes
presentations from Dr. Barry
Cover on medical history,
screenings, immunizations
and medical tests; Nick
Marsico, RPh, on medication
storage, generic
medications, side effects,
herbals and more; Rachel
Fall, LSW, on advance
directives; Stein Hospice on
end-of-life issues; Life
Connection of Ohio on
organ donation; and Walker
Funeral Homes on funeral
planning.
WHEN: 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Conference Center
COST: $10 and covers
lunch both days
INFO: Reservations at 419-
732-0208
June 8
Growing Up Wild
WHAT: Outdoor activities
for preschoolers. While
organizers would like who
is coming, no advanced
registration is needed.
WHEN: 10 to 10:45 a.m.
WHERE: Bird Center,
Magee Marsh Wildlife Area
COST: Free
INFO: Call Mary at 419-
898-0960, ext. 31, or email
at mary.warren@dnr.state.
oh.us
Movie Night
WHAT: J. Edgar
WHEN: 7 p.m.
WHERE: Ida Rupp Public
Library, 310 Madison St.,
Port Clinton. Guests should
enter by the rear door at
the northwest corner of the
building.INFO: 419-732-
3221
Erie Shores Cruisers
WHAT: All makes and
models welcome for this
free car show featuring
music and 50/50 raffes
WHEN: 5 to 9 p.m. every
Friday through fall
WHERE: Bassetts Market
parking lot at Ohio 53 and
163
INFO: Call Lynn Jones at
419-732-0261
June 9
Arts & Crafts Festival
WHAT: Greater Port Clinton
Area Arts Councils 19
th

annual event, in conjunction
with the Main Street
Farmers Market, offers art,
demonstrations, childrens
program as well as perch
from the Rotary and beer
and wine tasting at Slaters
Madison Street Pub.
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
WHERE: Madison Street,
downtown Port Clinton
INFO: www.portclintonarts.
org
Coast Guard
Open House
WHAT: Open house and
public tours of its facility
and boat. Examiners with
the U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary will also be on
hand offering free vessel
inspections for those
desiring a Vessel Safety
Decal.
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
WHERE: 606 Prairie St.,
Marblehead
INFO: 419-798-4445
Spaghetti Dinner
WHAT: Second annual
dinner hosted by the VFW
to raise money for the
Humane Society of Ottawa
County. Includes salad,
bread, spaghetti and choice
of homemade desserts;
beverages for sale by the
VFW. Carry-out meals
available; 50/50 raffes and
more planned throughout
the dinner.
WHEN: 5 to 8 p.m.
WHERE: VFW Hall Post
2480, 214 Madison St., Port
Clinton
COST: $7
June 10
Naturally Speaking
WHAT: A free speaker
series, will feature Debbie
Nofzinger discussing the
Amazing Lives of Bats
WHERE: Ottawa National
Wildlife Refuge
WHEN: 2 p.m.
INFO: 419-898-0014
June 11-15
Vacation Bible School
WHAT: Call the church to
register kids entering frst
through sixth grades.
Transportation is available.
WHEN: 9 to 11:30 a.m.
WHERE: Grace Baptist
Church, 4650 Port Clinton
East Road, Port Clinton
INFO: 419-732-3964
June 12
Spring into Yoga
WHAT: Bring a mat and
wear loose clothing for the
class taught by certifed
yoga instructor Linda Green.
WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. every
Tuesday
Conference Center
COST: $8 per class with
sign up for the whole
month or $10 per class
INFO: 419-635-2337
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6 p.m. every
Tuesday
WHERE: Catawba
Community Hall, 3307 NW
Catawba Road
June 13
Caregiver Support
WHAT: Monthly support
group for people who care
for an older, disabled or ill
family member or friend.
WHEN: 6:30 p.m. the
second Wednesday of each
month
Conference Center
INFO: 419-734-505
Comedy show
WHAT: Nationally touring
comedians perform in this
weekly show. This week
features Chris Hegedus and
Comedy Centrals Al Jackson
WHEN: 9:30 p.m. every
Wednesday through June 27
WHERE: Mango Mamas,
INFO: Contact Bill Yuhasz
at portcorn@cros.net or
419-732-1830
June 14
Zak Morgan
WHAT: Grammy nominee
Zak Morgans unique brand
of childrens music delivers
songs and poems with wit
and charm that inspire and
tickle the funny bone of
children and adults alike. All
ages welcome; no
registration required.
WHEN: 7 p.m.
WHERE: Ida Rupp Public
Library
INFO: 419-732-3212
www.thebeacon.net
COMMUNITYCALENDAR
CONGRATULATIONS
SPECIAL HONORS (these notations represent the following honors):
* top 10 percent; ~ Career Tech Honors; ^ National Honor Society Member; # Honors Diploma
Shelby Lynn Aikman, Logan Marie Bahnsen, ^#Jessica Lynn Baker, Phillip Daniel Barker, ^Theresa Cabardo Beasley, Tara Lynn Beatty, Jordyn
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Nicklaus Crabtree, *^#Ashley M. Crum, Hunter Elisabeth Davis, Alexis Jordan De Leon, Jessica Rae Delphous, Heather Ashley DeVore,
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Losie, ^Jonathan James Lowe, ^#Katelyn Jane Lowe, Ashley Marie Luecke, Brian R. Mallernee, Joseph Allan Mallernee, Jazmin Keel Meek,
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Piper, Evan Michael Puckett, ^#Willard John Jefferson Rathbun, Michael Andrew Ray, #Karolanne Marie Rieff, Matthew Christopher George
Robertson, Katherine J. Rook, Shawn William Roose Jr., Victoria Lynn Sallee, Clark H. Sams Jr., ^#Tyler James Schmidt, Rylee Lynn Schuch-
ert, *^#Nikolas W. Shay, Ânton Joseph Skojac, Brandon Michael Spathelf, Taylor Hunter St.Clair, Katelyn Kimberlee Stone, Cody A. Stout,
Caitlin Anne Sutton, Abigail Kay Swope, Kurtis Richard Tallman, James Austin Taylor, ^Nicholas Jon Thorbahn, Taylor Shane Tilson, Austin
M. Traver, ^#Morgan Taylor Turnow, Brandon Michael Vance, Michael G. Vranish, Shaun L. Wahl, ^Turner J. Webb, Jonathon David Wehner,
*Âlexandria Kay Weirich, Andrew Joseph Whitaker, Âyron James Wiegand, ^Kaylee Marie Wilburn, Michael Aaron Wilburn, Shelby Nicole
Wilkins, Cory N. Winer, ^#Megan Lynette Wistinghausen, Karanne Marie Witt, Matthew James Witt, Caleb L. Wittman, Joel Anthony Young,
Kelly Allison Zurvalec
OAK HARBOR CLASS OF 2012
OAK HARBOR CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
178 Water St., Oak Harbor
419-898-0479
ANDYS PARTY MART
2048 E. Sand Road
419-734-6209
1ST NATIONAL BANK
117 W. Perry St.
419-734-7340
200 SE Catawba Road
419-797-7340
ARBYS
615 SE Catawba Road
419-734-6697
BILLS TOWING
100 E Water St., Oak Harbor
419-898-4555
DRUCKENMILLER/ST.
BONORE INSURANCE
419-898-2801 419-898-7655
152 W. Water St., Oak Harbor
BILLS TOWING
100 E Water St., Oak Harbor
419-898-4555
WISTINGHAUSEN FLORIST
& GREENHOUSE
114 Townline St., Oak Harbor
419-898-4221
COMMUNITY MARKET
279 W .Water St., Oak Harbor
419-898-4891
www.Communitymarkets.com
YOUNGS CARPET ONE
Port Clinton
419-734-2117
COMMODORE PERRY F.C.U.
1711 W. Fremont Road
Port Clinton
419-734-4419
1016 S.R. 19, Oak Harbor
419-898-3366
MIKES TAVERN
& DRIVE THRU
8956 W St. Rt. 163, Oak Harbor
419-898-4221
BAR-B-QUE TRAVELER
Let us cater your Graduation
Party
419-635-2050 or 419-341-7647
PETE BOOHER INSURANCE
212 W. Water St., Oak Harbor
419-898-9011
Best of Luck to:
Samantha Mizener, Amber Peto
& Becca Rider
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Board Certified in Plastic Surgery
Board Certified in General Surgery
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
701 Tyler St., Suite 301, Sandusky
Dr. Surfield can help you get your body ready
for summer and that dreaded bathing suit with
cosmetic procedures, including:
Laser Hair Removal Permanently remove hair
from face, legs, underarms and bikini area.
Body Contouring Slenderize your silhouette
from the upper arms down to the thighs
Breast Enhancement: Add proportion to your
breasts, lift sagging breasts or reduce the size of
your breasts
To schedule an appointment, call 419-621-1940
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Dont let your summer activities leave you in pain!
We cater to boaters, fshermen, jet skiers and gardeners
FREE EXAM & CONSULTATION
$125.00 Value Expires 9-30-12
Kevin M. Francis, D.C.
www.erieshoreschiropractic.com
122 W. 2nd Street
Port Clinton
Across from Post Offce
419-732-2273
p.m. at the Port Clinton VFW Post on Madison Street.
Cost is $7. Carryouts are available and they will also hold
50/50 raffes and a bunch of other fun stuff. They are also
planning the frst Dog Wash of the season on Saturday,
June 16, at Dubberts Marine on Ohio 163 east of Port
Clinton from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cost of the wash is just
$8. There are more activities scheduled for later in the
month, which we will tell you about next week.
nnn
The Conestoga Neighborhood Group will have a meet-
ing/pot luck next Thursday, June 14, at the Shelter House
in Lakeview Park from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Everyone is
welcome.
nnn
Attention kids in grades four through seven: you may
want to join the Mission to Mars Club this summer at
Ida Rupp Public Library in Port Clinton. Kids will have
fun, eat snacks, do experiments and learn about space.
They will have astronaut ice cream, build the planet
Mars with marshmallow treats, and make a volcano. The
adventure begins at 4 p.m. Monday, June 11. Call the
Library to register at 419-732-3212.
nnn
Open registration has begun for the sixth annual
Habitat for Humanity of Ottawa County Golf Scramble
on Saturday, June 16, at Oak Harbor Golf Club. The top
sponsor is Materion in Elmore. Ottawa County Chapter
of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans will be providing
supplemental funding. The scramble will be an 8 a.m.
shotgun start and the cost is $260 per team. A pulled
pork dinner is included. To register, contact the Habitat
for Humanity offce at 161 W. Water St., Suite B, in Oak
Harbor or call 419-734-7074. Offce hours are Monday
through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
nnn
Four days later, you can participate in the 14th annual
Rally for the Cure Golf Scramble, also at Oak Harbor
Golf Club, hosted by the Oak Harbor Golferettes. It will
be Wednesday, June 20 and the fee is $55 per person,
which includes continental breakfast, green fees, a cart
and a luncheon. Registration begins at 7 a.m. with an
8 a.m. shotgun start. Entry forms are available at Oak
Harbor Golf Club or you can contact Connie Williams
419-350-7336 or Jan Henn at 419-351-3078 for more
information. The feld is limited to the frst 36 paid teams
and all entries must be received by June 13.
nnn
American Legion Post 113 in Port Clinton is getting or-
ganized for its annual Garage Sale on June 16. The hours
of the sale are 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. A lunch will be
available starting at 11:30. They are asking for donations
good, usable items. Your donations may be dropped off
at the Post at the corner of Sand Rd. and Christy Chapel
Road. For information, call 419-960-7083. Leave a mes-
sage if no one is available to answer.
nnn
There will be a Bluegrass Jam at the Erie-Ottawa
Regional Airport from 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday, June 23.
They will feature several local bluegrass bands, food and
refreshments in the main hangar. Admission is $4.
TELL TALES from 1A
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June 12
June 13
June 14

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

Restaurant and Historic Winery
Happy Hour
4-6:30 p.m.
All Day Draft
Specials
16 oz. $1.00 &
25 oz. $2.00 Bud
Lite, Miller Lite
Open Daily at 11:30 a.m.
3845 East Wine Cellar Road, Port Clinton
419.797.4445
info@monamiwinery.com
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Open Daily
11 a.m. to Crabby Time
Happy Hour: 11am - 7 pm
Monday - Friday
Liver & Onions
Crabby Bucket
Pitchers of Beer
Hamburgers
Hot Dogs
Tater Tots
Come and enjoy . . .
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Every Thurs
Open 7 Days a Week
Thursdays 5-8pm
June 7
Colin Dussault
June 14
Frank & Dean
June 21
Gatlin
June 18
Colin Dussault
Fri & Sat. 8:30-11:30pm
June 8 & 9
Cruisin
June 15 & 16
New Connection
June 22
Colin Dussault
June 23
The Late Show
June 29 & 30
Cruisin
Sundays 2-6pm
June 10
Epitome
June 17
Frank & Dean
June 24
Gatlin
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Chalet/Restaurant
Mon-Wed 4
Thurs 11:30 am
Fri & Sat 11:30am
Sunday 10:30-2 Brunch
Full menu in Chalet Noon
111 Madison St. Port Clinton 419-732-2030
Jazz Night
Wednesdays 7-10pm
Pasta, Wine & Jazz
The Bob Szmik Trio
www.slatersmadisonstreetpub.com
Friday Night
Steak $10.75
haNd Cut Ny Strip
with our signature garlic
mashed potatoes & veggies
thurSday Night
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Womack Family Band
6-9:30pm
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EVERY DAY
Departing Port Clinton
and Sandusky
Lunch Specials $6.50
Mon.-Fri. 11am-4pm
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all your catering or
party needs. Nothing too
big or too small
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Saturday
June 9nd, 6-10pm
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Saturday & Sunday
All-U-Can Eat
Breakfast Buffet
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Rotating Menu
419-301-3700
Hot coffee or beer anytime
Hours:
Mon-Thurs. 11am-10pm
Fri. 11am-11pm
Sat. 6am-11pm
Sun. 6am-10pm
Saturday, June 9
Buffet served at 5pm
Includes slow smoked pork & chicken,
our signature sauces, bbq beans, corn,
coleslaw, cornbread & dessert
Entertainment by
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Colin Dussault at 7:30pm
Join us for
an afternoon
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Day of sale $23/adult
$13/kid 14 and under
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Fri & Sat 8-11 Sun 8-8
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Buy One, Get One Free
w/coupon
Fri., Sat., Sun & Holidays
Starting 5-26-12, Exp. 6-4-12
Wednesday
1/2 lb Burger
$4.00
$2/Can Beer
$3 Wine
Exp. 6-14-12
Thursday
Lasagna
$9.95
Salad, Roll & Butter
w/coupon
Exp. 6-8-12
Friday
Perch or Walleye
Potato, Tossed Salad,
Roll & Butter
$12.95
w/coupon
Exp. 6-9-12
Saturday
Prime Rib
$10.95
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w/coupon
Exp. 6-10-12
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419-797-4970
Open 5 am 7 days a week
1224 W. State St., Fremont
419-332-0282
Sun-Thurs 7am-8pm
Fri-Sat 7am-9pm
Formerly
Catawba
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Buy one Breakfast
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419.732.1830
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Get 2nd - 50% Off
Behind Kokomo Bay
Island Idol
June 7 & 14
June 8 ........................... Video DJ
June 9 ....John Olaldes Classic Rock
June 13 & 20 ..Stand Up Comedy
June 15 ............ The Boogie Men
June 16 ................... Free Beer Band
Please present coupon
Come Join the Party!
Membership has its privileges
Clubhouse with 3 distinct dining areas, lounge & outdoor deck
Olympic size pool with a large decks and loads of lounge chairs
Outdoor snack bar for casual food and drink
Nor Easter Club
and Marina
A Private Dining and Yacht Club on Catawba
2801 NorEaster Cove Drive, Port Clinton
~ At the Harbor Island Bridge ~
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information and application or call 419.797.4466
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BY YANEEK SMITH
After a strong fnish to their season, the
Danbury Lakers saw two players earn-frst
team honors in the Toledo Area Athletic
Conference (TAAC) last week.
Seniors Lucas Kennedy and Cory Schenk
were both named to the frst team while se-
nior Dalton Chapman and freshman Chase
Botson earned second-team honors. Senior
pitcher Brandon Burke earned honorable-
mention status.
It was very well-deserved, said Danbury
head coach Adam Steinbrick. You cant
vote for your own (players), so youve got to
have the respect of the other coaches. Its a
strong conference.
The Lakers, who had a 12-13 overall record
and a 5-7 mark in the TAAC, fnished the
season on a hot streak, going 9-4 over the
seasons fnal 13 games. Danburys season
ended in the sectional tournament when
the Lakers fell, 4-1 to Toledo Christian.
The Lakers will lose six seniors, Chapman,
Burke, Kennedy, Schenk, Caleb Helline and
John Bunce, a group that has accomplished
quite a bit in its time. They won 49 games
in their four-year run, a school record, and
won a sectional title last season.
Steinbrick summed up what the group has
meant to the program.
Theyve just done a tremendous job and
theyre going to be dearly missed. Theyve
set some kids for our young kids to follow
and were excited about the future with our
numbers and whats coming up.
We had 10 freshman of our 24 kids in the
program; a bunch of young kids will get an
opportunity next year.
BY YANEEK SMITH
Over the weekend, Port Clinton senior
Emaleigh Dunn competed in the Divi-
sion II Track & Field Championships at
Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium in Co-
lumbus, fnishing seventh in the discus
and ninth in the shot put.
In the discus, Dunn had a throw of 123
feet, 4 inches to go with a 40-04.50 toss in
the shot put, an impressive feat that will
sustain her status in school history as one
of Port Clintons top performers.
It was actually the second consecutive
season in which she advanced to Colum-
bus. Last year, Dunn fnished 11th in the
shot put (38-05.50) while teammate Al-
lie Reynolds came in second in the discus
(129-09).
Needless to say, its been quite a year
for Dunn, who was the SBC Champion
in the shot put and the second-place fn-
isher in the discus.
A number of other area competitors
fared well at the state meet, led by Hu-
ron senior Treyvon Matthews, who won
the title in the 110 hurdles with a time
of 14.30 and Bellevues Matt Rowland
repeated as champion in the pole vault
(16-01.00). Genoas Logan Bryer was sec-
ond in the discus (177-04) and Perkins
Aaron Mawhirter was fourth, fnishing
with a throw of 166-03 while teammate
Michael Ebert was fourth in the shot put
(55-05.75).
Clyde senior Adam Turner was sixth
in the 400 (49.63), Perkins senior Bill
Fial was sixth in the 300 hurdles (40.09),
Clydes Ben Wollenslegel was ninth in
the high jump (6-02.00) and Edisons
Stephen Shephard was 13th in the 1600
(4:46.94). In the pole vault, Hurons Ma-
son Majoy fnished 11th and Bellevues
Travis Brake was 12th.
Edison and Perkins 4x800 relay teams
fnished third and eighth, respectively.
The Chargers quartet of Dallas Risner,
Lucas Wallace, Luke Pierce and Stephen
Shephard ran a time of 8:02.52 and the
Pirate squad of Michael Decker, Chris
Johnson, Cory Pfanner and Cody Priebe
fnished in 8:06.28. Clydes 4x400 relay
team of Alex Webber, Collin Rieman,
Isaac Bouyack and Turner was 13th
(3:29.66) and Perkins 4x200 team of
Dale Irby, Mitch Benkey, Austin Sparks
and Fial was 14th (1:32.13).
On the girls side, Vermilions 4x200 me-
ter relay team of AuBree LaForce, Han-
nah Bartlome, Mallory Morris and Emily
Cunningham (1:41.79) and the 4x100 re-
lay squad of the same members was sec-
ond (48.98). Cunningham also fnished
third in the 200, running a time of 25.63
and Bartlome was second in the high
jump with a leap of 5-04.00. As a team,
the Sailors were fourth, fnishing with 33
points. Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary was
frst with 55 points, followed by Colum-
bus Eastmoor Academy (46) and Day-
ton Cahminade-Julienne (43). The Lady
Skins, because of the efforts of Dunn,
fnished tied for 58th with two points.
Pair of
Lakers earn
frst-team
honors in
the TAAC
Dunn gets two top 10 fnishes
DIVISION II TRACK & FIELD STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Emily Ochs, daughter of Paul and Tina
Ochs, was recently chosen as a member of
the University of Cincinnatis Black Var-
sity Cheerleading Team for the 2012-2013
season.
Ochs was selected from a feld of more
than 50 competitors who tried out for the
upcoming season. The competitive three-
day tryout process held at UC was direct-
ed by UC head cheerleading coach, Tabby
Fagan, her staff and other judges. The
team tryouts included interviews, tum-
bling and cheer partner stunting drills,
along with other related physical endur-
ance testing.
I am thrilled to be chosen as a mem-
ber of the varsity cheerleading team at
UC and I am also excited to be a student-
athlete representative for the University,
Ochs said. Not only does the cheer team
perform at UCs football and basketball
games, but it also makes appearances in
support of many other university-related
functions.
in order to cheer at the NCAA Division
I collegiate level, I owe a lot to the training
and advice I have received over the years
from my Port Clinton High School cheer
advisors and my competitive cheer coach-
es at Champion Cheer and Tumble Center
in Castalia, Ohio.
Ochs, who will graduate from PCHS in
June, will be an entering UC in the fall and
plans to major in Dietetics.
PCHS senior makes
Cincinnati cheer team
2B Thursday, June 7, 2012
BUSINESS
The Beacon
Financial Focus
with GARY COON
Automatic investing can pay off for you
To achieve investment suc-
cess, you dont have to start out
with a huge sum or get lucky
by picking hot stocks. In fact,
very few people actually travel
those two routes. But in working
toward your investment goals,
you need to be persistent and
one of the best ways to demon-
strate that persistence is to invest
automatically.
How do you become an auto-
matic investor? You simply need
to have your bank automatically
move money each month from a
checking or savings account into
the investments of your choice.
When youre frst starting out
in the working world, you may
not be able to afford much, but
any amount even if its just
$50 or $100 a month will be
valuable. Then, as your career
progresses and your income
rises, you can gradually increase
your monthly contributions.
By becoming an automatic
investor, you can gain some key
benefts, including these:
Discipline Many people
think about investing but decide
to wait until they have a little
extra cash. Before they realize
it, theyve used the money for
other purposes. When you invest
automatically, youre essentially
taking a spending decision out
of your hands. And as you see
your accounts grow over time,
your investment discipline will
be self-reinforcing.
Long-term focus Theres
never any shortage of events
political crises, economic down-
turns, natural disasters that
cause investors to take a time-
out from investing. Yet if you
head to the investment sidelines,
even for a short while, you might
miss out on some good opportu-
nities. By investing automatically
each month, youll maintain a
long-term focus.
Potential for reduced invest-
ment costs If you invest the
same amount of money each
month into the same invest-
ments, youll automatically be a
smart shopper. When prices
drop, your monthly investment
will buy more shares, and when
prices rise, youll buy fewer
shares just as youd prob-
ably buy less of anything when
prices are high. Over time, this
type of systematic investment
typically results in lower costs
per share. Furthermore, when
you invest systematically, youre
less likely to constantly buy and
sell investments in an effort to
boost your returns. This type of
frequent trading is often inef-
fective and it can raise your
overall investment costs with
potential fees, commissions and
taxes. (Keep in mind, though,
that systematic investing does
not guarantee a proft or protect
against loss. Also, youll need the
fnancial resources available to
keep investing through up and
down markets.)
Clearly, automatic investing
offers some major advantages to
you as you seek to build wealth.
Of course, if youre contributing
to a 401(k) or other employer-
sponsored retirement plan,
youre already automatically
investing because money is taken
out of your paycheck at regu-
lar intervals to go toward the
investments youve chosen in
your plan. But by employing
automatic investing techniques
to other vehicles, such as an
Individual Retirement Account
(IRA), you can continue your
progress toward your long-term
goals, including retirement.
So, do what it takes to become
an automatic investor. Its easy,
its smart and it can help you
work toward the type of future
youve envisioned.
nnn
This article was written by Ed-
ward Jones for use by your local
Edward Jones Financial Advisor.
Edgewood Manor hosted a cel-
ebration for the staff and com-
munity to recognize the facilitys
achievements of the past year.
There were three major awards
Edgewood received for outstand-
ing care in their facility. On hand
to present the prestigious awards
were members of the corporate
management team from Cov-
enant Care. In addition to Edge-
wood Manor, Covenant Care
owns and operates 54 skilled
nursing and rehabilitation cen-
ters across the United States.
Kaye Lipstraw, Director of
Nursing, and her team of nurses
won the award for Clinical Excel-
lence. This award was imple-
mented nine years ago and Edge-
wood Manor has consecutively
been awarded this honor since
its inception. To qualify for this
award, a facility must meet sev-
eral clinical standards of excel-
lence to ensure the highest level
of quality care for the residents.
The Edgewood team, lead by
Administrator, Lori Lieb-Opfer
and Kaye Lipstraw, DON, was
recognized for its Operational
Excellence. In addition to the
rigorous guidelines to achieve
Clinical Excellence, the team at
Edgewood Manor has exceeded
all expectations of fnancial re-
sponsibility, excellent Federal and
State Survey outcomes, low em-
ployee turnover, positive employ-
ee relations, and being a valuable
resource to their community.
Receiving individual recog-
nition for her hard work and
dedication to her staff and her
residents at Edgewood Manor, is
Lori Lieb-Opfer. Opfer who is
a Licensed Nursing Home Ad-
ministrator and the Executive
Director of the facility received
CEO Designation. This desig-
nation is only awarded to those
exceeding all expectations and
with a personal recommendation
from the corporate staff. Mark
Knepper, Director of Operations
for the Ohio Covenant Care Fa-
cilities presented Lori Opfer with
this prestigious Covenant Care
designation. He stated, Lori
has received CEO Designation
since her tenure at Edgewood
has helped it become the em-
ployer and provider of choice
for the Port Clinton community
and surrounding areas. She did
this through strong leadership,
dedication to providing quality
care with the outcomes to back
it and being entrenched in her
community. Lori is a true leader
and takes complete ownership of
Edgewood Manor and defnitely
embraces the Covenant Care fo-
cus of Family serving Families.
To take a tour of the facility or
for info, stop in at 1330 S. Ful-
ton St. or call Carrie McGlothlin,
Marketing & Community Out-
reach Director at 419-734-5506.
The Management Team of Edgewood includes: Carolyn Legg, Activities Director; Jodi Conte, MDS Co-
ordinator; Jeanette Rodriguez, ADON; Amy Mathews, RN Supervisor; Amy Wensinger, Registered/Li-
censed Dietitian; Jim Zetzer, Environmental Services Director; Joe Kovach, Rehabilitation Director; Kaye
Lipstraw, DON; Angie Trimble, Admissions Director; Lori Opfer, CEO; Andy Ward, Dietary Manager; Lisa
Moore, MSW; Vicki Greener, Business Offce Assistant; Carrie McGlothlin, Marketing Director; and Debbie
Wagenhals, Business Offce Manager.
Edgewood Manor celebrates honors
The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Healthy Solutions, at 104 W. Perry St., was held last
month. The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Port Clinton con-
gratulated and thanked the business owners for their commitment to downtown. Pic-
tured left to right: Laura Schlachter, Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce and Main
Street Port Clinton; Missy Walker, President of Main Street Port Clinton; Lee Vivod,
Vice-Chair of Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce; Julie Prescott Independent Dis-
tributor; Josh Prescott, owner; and John Coppeler, Board member of the Port Clinton
Area Chamber. For information, contact 419-307-3620.
HEALTHY SOLUTIONS NOW OPEN
The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Com-
merce is pleased to announce the grand
opening of The Bait House River Bar lo-
cated behind Americas Best Value Inn at
121 E. Perry St. in downtown Port Clin-
ton. The Port Clinton Area Chamber of
Commerce and Main Street Port Clinton
will hold a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at
noon Friday, June 8. Light refreshments
and Food will be served.
The Grand Opening Celebration will be
on Saturday, June 9 with live entertain-
ment all day. Donnie Ray and Friends
will take the stage from 2 to 4 p.m.; other
entertainment will play from 4:30 to 6:30
p.m.; and Legacy II Band will perform
from 7 to 11 p.m.
The hours of operation of the Bait House
River Bar are from 2 to 11 p.m. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday and 2 to 10 p.m. Sun-
day, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
For information, contact 419-734-2101.
Grand opening party Friday
for Bait House River Bar
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23rd Annual Chick Schaffner
Memorial Charity Golf Classic
Catawba Island Club
Arthur Hills 18-hole Course
Monday, June 18, 2012
For more information
Erie/Huron Golfers Contact:
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Ottawa/Lucas/Seneca/Sandusky/Wood County Golfers Contact:
Bonnie Knepper 419-862-4233 bonnie.knepper@materion.com
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LOST FAMILY CAT Strayed
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vicinity of Foxhaven Marina on
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Male, 10 years old. answers to
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3887. REWARD.
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tabby male cat. 10 years old -
very friendly and enjoys people.
Please call 419-732-1163 OR
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APARTMENT
FOR RENT
BUCKEYE BEND APART-
MENTS PORT CLINTON. Two
bedroom apartments. All appli-
ances - dishwasher, washer/
dryer hook up. Central air, gas
heat, private patio, pool.
$590/Month. Water and Sewer
included. One cat permitted.
No dogs. 419-734-7422 or
419-341-4498.
APPLIANCES
FOR SALE
Refrigerator Frigidaire white
18.2 Cu Ft. 10 years old. Excel-
lent for cottage $100.00. Call
440-488-0717.
Gas Dryer. KitchenAid Prestige
super capacity. Quiet care, has 7
cycles and 4 temps. White.
Approx, 15 years old - Excellent
condition! $100 OBO. Pickup
only. 419-680-4824 OR
try680@hotmail.com
BOAT DOCKS
FOR RENT
Dockage Off the Portage River at
Clinton Reef Club in Port Clin-
ton. Includes water, electric,
pool, hot tub, showers, dock box
& laundry facilities. Daily, weekly,
monthly or season. Walk to
Downtown and Jet Express!
Call Dock_Master 419-732-
9934.
For Rent 30 foot dock in Port
Clinton. Water & Electric includ-
ed. Access to pool, Jacuzzi,
sauna. $800.00 for season.
419-367-3407.
BOATS
FOR SALE
26 Foot Wood Lyman Cruisette.
Good Condition. 225 Chrysler
Inboard. $4,500. Located in
Marblehead, OH. Call 614-432-
9644.
1989 Sportcraft 230 Fisherman
Mercruser 175hp. V6/4.3 I/O
Rack Boat. Includes fsh fnder,
safety equipment. Located: Port
Clinton, OH. $4,000 OBO. 419-
307-3307.
1964 LYMAN 25 foot Open.
318 Chrysler engine. good can-
vas, radio, fsh fnder, GPS, and
trailer. $12,900. 419-607-
6036.
1988 24 EASTPORTER LOBSTER
boat 5.7/260 HP Mercruiser dual
axel trailer. Great fshing
machine! 603-848-7177.
1978 26 Ft. Lyman Fiberglass
New Stringers 2006, 1995 Load
Master Tandem Axle Trailer. 270
AP - 950 hours, Runs Great.
614-679-3591 Great Lake/Fish-
ing Boat! $8,500.
1966 Lyman Cruisette 25 Foot
hardtop. Excellent Condition.
210 interceptor trailer. New
Tires $11,500. Call 419-680-
0105.
CUSTOM
CARPETS
Captns Custom Carpets Inlaid
nautical carpets. Carpeting to
match your Navy Blue or Taupe
canvas. Aft deck carpeting is
also our specialty. Our specialty
Nautical Gifts. Let us put your
boat name in carpet. 419-732-
2182 At Fort Firelands.
CONDO
FOR SALE
CATAWBA WATERFRONT
CONDO Recently updated. 1
Bedroom and Sleeping Loft, 1
Bath, 30 Floating Dock, Pool,
Spa. By Owner 419-356-4199.
Oak Harbor Condo!! 331 Coun-
try Meadows Drive. 2 Bedroom
2 Baths. Includes All-Season
Room. Must See to Appreci-
ate! 419-898-7242.
Waterfront HarborSide Town-
house Condo with Deeded Boat
Slip AND 23 Tiara Powerboat!
Fully furnished, 2 bedroom, 2
bathroom top foor townhouse
featuring direct Marina and Por-
tage River views with back view
of Lake Erie. New Berber Car-
pet, Floors and Blinds. Newer
Appliances. Includes Deeded
Boat Dock with fully equipped
23 Tiara Powerboat ready to
go! Condo amenities include
new pool. Walking distance to
Jet Express Dock and Downtown
Port Clinton. ALL for $159,900.
Call 757-567-7053.
CONDO
FOR RENT
1 Bedroom. Waterfront. All
Amenities including pool, Jacuzzi
and sauna $150/day 419-367-
3407.
ESTATE
SALE
Saturday 6/9 9-6PM & Sunday
9-Noon 3025 W Wayne Street
(Nugents Canal), Port Clinton.
Quality furnishing, accessories,
Workshop Equipment, Tools,
small appliances, Miscellaneous
Household items, Antiques.
Great deals! All must go. Cash
& carry.
FLEA
MARKET
Frontier Traders Flea Market!!
Weekends thru Labor Day.
Candy, coins, unique gifts,
antiques, custom carpets, hand
painted glass, books, clothes,
more. Buyers and Sellers wel-
come. Fort Firelands RV Resort,
Rt 163 at 269 in Marblehead.
APPARTMENT
FOR RENT
For Rent Weekly 1 Bedroom 1
person effciency located
between Port Clinton and Davis
Besse. Call 419-635-5263.
AUTOS WANTED/
DONATED

TOP CASH FOR CARS, Any Car/
Truck, Running or Not. Call for
INSTANT offer: 1-800-454-6951.
CARS/TRUCKS WANTED! Pay-
MAX pays the MAX! One call
gets you a TOP DOLLAR offer!
Any year/make/model.
1-888-PAYMAX-5 (1-888-729-
6295).
ANIMAL/PETS
APARTMENT FOR RENT
APPLIANCES FOR SALE
BOAT DOCKS FOR RENT
BOATS FOR SALE
CUSTOM CARPETS
CONDO FOR SALE
AUTOS WANTED/
DONATED
APARTMENT FOR RENT
FLEA MARKET
ESTATE SALE
CONDO FOR RENT
CASH FOR CARS: Cars/Trucks
Wanted! Running or Not! We
Come To You! Any Make/Model.
Instant Offer - Call: 1-800-569-
0003.
ELECTRONICS
FOR SALE
Pro-scan 37 Wood Console TV,
Kenwood Video/Audio Satelite
sterio receiver, 5 Disc DBX-Car-
ousel, CD-player, DBX-subwoofer
amplifer. All $300.00 419-835-
0022.
FURNITURE
FOR SALE
Top-quality Bernhardt solid cher-
ry dining room suit. Glass top
table six chairs, buffet with gran-
ite top. $5,000. Mint condition.
419-512-1077.
GARAGE
SALES
Catawba Cliffs 3801 N. Stone-
henge Rd. Friday June 9th thru
Sunday June 10th 8AM - 5PM.
Couch - Wicker furnature - Small
Fridge - Clothing - Pictures -
Books & Much Misc.
Catawba Bay 4th Annual Devel-
opment Sale- Located off Muggy
Road. This Thursday 6-8 PM, Fri-
day 9-5, Saturday 9-2. Boys
clothing 3 months- Size 5, Lots
of girls infant -18 months, many
new items. Baby Gear Pack n
Play Combo, Graco car seat
extra bases, double stroller,
Papasan chair, Jumparoo. * Step
2 Sandbox with Cover, Bounce
House Toys and so much more.
Some Ladies and Mens clothing
* 2006 Lexus 400h SUV AWD
Hybrid 55K miles super clean
condition. * Stereo, table top
keyboard, computer parts,
antique dining chairs, antique
lamps, glassware, misc house-
hold items, lawn glider, white
closet doors, laminate bath &
kitchen countertops with sinks
* Kirby vacuum with all attach-
ments & shampooer. Dont miss
out many more items. Come out
& see. No early sales Cash Only.
178 North Arman Road, Marble-
head Friday 6/8 10-3PM, Satur-
day 6/9 9-3PM. Girls baby
clothes, baby gear, toys, boat
parts and much more.
Multi-family Friday, June 8 &
Saturday, June 9th 9AM-4PM.
623 Alice, Port Clinton. Furni-
ture, small appliances, childrens
items, TVs, Christmas dishes,
Santa collectables, bikes, bed-
ding, jewelry, purses, clothing,
etc. Miscellaneous household
items.
Multi-family, furniture, tools, col-
lectables, records, cross country
skis, TVs, aquariums & much
more. Friday & Saturday 9-4.
252 North Hickory Ridge,
Catawba.
Boating Stuff! Lots of Miscella-
neous stuff! 2585 N. E. Cataw-
ba Road. Friday June 8th, Satur-
day 9th 8 to 2PM.
HELP WANTED/
EMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE/ACCOUNT
MANAGER licensed insurance
person to service existing & new
clientele. Full-time plus benefts.
Send resume to 205 SE Catawba
Road, Suite G, Port Clinton, OH
43452 Attn: Resume
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP-
RESENTATIVE in local insur-
ance offce. Requires good peo-
ple skills and professional
appearance. Full-time plus bene-
fts. Send resume to 205 SE
Catawba Rd., Suite G, Port Clin-
ton, OH 43452 Attn: Resume.
HOME HEALTH AIDE: Senior
Independence, a faith based
organization, is seeking a home
health aide to care for elderly
living in their homes in and
around Ottawa County. Part-
time position with benefts. Pre-
vious experience required as a
HHA, STNA or be a test-ready
STNA. Must have valid drivers
license, reliable transportation,
and car insurance. To apply go
to www.seniorindependence.org/
careers - requisition No. TO 302.
Services for Seniors. Laundry,
Cooking, Personal Care, Errands,
Transportation, And Much More!
Affordable hourly rate. No long-
term contracts. SENIORS Helping
SENIORS 419-366-4915.
Charter Captain needed!!
Please call: 419-635-2108.
OCTA Public Transit is hiring a
PT Transit Bus Aide. Please
obtain an application on the
OCTA website at: http://www.
octapublictransit.org/Resources/
OCTAemployment.pdf OR pick
up an application at our offce.
Complete applications must be
returned to: Diane Schimming,
Transit Manager.
PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST.
Qualifed candidate will have
good oral and written communi-
cation skills, be very organized
and a self starter. Customer con-
tact requires neatness, profes-
sionalism and initiative. A back-
ground in offce machines, Word
and Excel software is required.
Experience in billing software or
sales are a plus. Send cover let-
ter and resume by March 30 to:
HR, 3281 E. Linda Lane, Port
Clinton, Ohio 43452.
EXPERIENCED OTR DRIVERS
VAN DIVISION: Runs 48 states,
heavy from WI to Philadelphia-
Baltimore-MD area. Flex home
time. 99% No-Touch. Top Pay!
Vacation/ 401K/ Vision/ Dental/
Disability/ Health. Require Class
A CDL, 2 yrs OTR exp. good
MVR, references. Call Ruth/Mike
TTI, Inc. 1-800-558-2664 www.
TTItrucking.com
MOVIE EXTRAS. Earn up to $300
daily. No experience required. All
looks and ages. 1-800-981-
4925.
2012 FEDERAL POSTAL POSI-
TIONS - NOW HIRING! $13.00-
$36.50+/hr., Full Benefts/Paid
Training. No Experience/Call
Today! 1-800-593-2664 Ext.
141.
Can You Dig It? Heavy Equip-
ment School. 3wk training pro-
gram. Backhoes, Bulldozers,
Trackhoes. Local job placement
asst. Start digging dirt Now.
866-362-6497.
NOW HIRING: Employees need-
ed to assemble products at
home. No selling, any hours.
$500 weekly potential. Info.
1-985-646-1700 Dept. MAC-
6811
Caregivers Needed. Compassion-
ate, dependable people needed
to help area seniors with in-
home & personal care. SENIORS
Helping SENIORS 440-935-
1552. Or, apply online at
SHS124.ersp.biz/employment.
Drivers: CDL-A We know times
are tough... thats why Smith
Transport is announcing a NEW
PAY PACKAGE! smithdrivers.com
or 888-247-4037.
Drivers Earn 38c per mile plus
home most weekends. Competi-
tive pay. CDL-A with 2 years
experience. Hazmat & Tanker
endorsement required. 800-421-
7771.

Over 18? Cant miss limited
opportunity to travel with suc-
cessful young business group.
Paid training. Transportation/
Lodging. Unlimited income
potential. 877-646.5050.

Need Extra Cash? Earn $75/hour
and keep your day job! Home
Computer required. Apply today!
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Drivers! Driver Resource Services
accepting applications 16 day
company paid CDL training. No
experience needed. 1-800-991-
7531www.cdltrainingnow.com
EXPERIENCED OTR DRIVERS
VAN DIVISION: Runs 48 states,
heavy from WI to Philadelphia-
Baltimore-MD area. Flex home
time. 99% No-Touch. Top Pay!
Vacation/ 401K/ Vision/ Dental/
Disability/ Health. Require Class
A CDL, 2 yrs OTR exp. good
MVR, references. Call Ruth/Mike
TTI, Inc. 1-800-558-2664 www.
TTItrucking.com
2012 Federal Postal Positions -
NOW HIRING! $13.00-$36.50+/
hr., Full Benefts/Paid Training.
No Experience/Call Today!
1-800-593-2664 x141.
NOW HIRING: Employees need-
ed to assemble products at
home. No selling, any hours.
$500 weekly potential. Info.
1-985-646-1700 Dept. MAC-
6811.
LOTS/DOCK/CAMPER
FOR SALE
Lots and Dock with Camper
Condo RV Park and Marina
1986 32 foot Shasta Camper.
Permanent Awning, 8x8 Storage
Shed, 30 foot dock. Lot 50 and
dock 82. Vacation Land Park
and Marina 1220 West Richey
Road Port Clinton, OH
$20,500. 937-408-2126.
LOTS
FOR SALE
WATERFRONT MARBLEHEAD
BUILDING LOT in a high end
gated community off Bay Shore
Rd. with a 300 private beach,
huge private marina, clubhouse
and pool. Build a 50 dock at
your back door! $80,000.00 by
owner call 216-225-5775.
LOTS AND
ACREAGE
ABSOLUTE FARM LAND SALE!
June 16th ONE DAY ONLY! 5
acres 2 State View - $24,900
40 acres Timber - $79,900
Farmhouse, 3 barns - $99,900
1/2 hr west of Albany, 2 1/2 hrs
NY City! Gorgeous land! Terms
avail! Seller incentives! Call
(888) 738-6994 www.NewY-
orkLandandLakes.com
MEDICAL/
HEALTH
ATTENTION SLEEP APNEA SUF-
FERERS with Medicare. Get FREE
CPAP Replacement Supplies at
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provide you with savings of up
to 90 percent on all your medi-
cation needs. Call Today 888-
697-2316 for $25.00 off your
frst prescription and free ship-
ping.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
BUNK BEDS AND MORE Factory
Direct 50% off Retail. Custom
made by local Craftsman. 1-800-
Bunk Bed or 419-960-4175.
Slate Pool Table, 44 x 88,
Home model built by Edison Bil-
liards complete with accessories
in very good condition. Tear-
down and moving are buyer
responsibility. Photos can be
emailed. Asking $600 ph: 419-
732-7846 or 239-273-5246
AIRLINE CAREERS begin here -
Become an Aviation Mainte-
nance Tech. FAA approved train-
ing. Financial aid if qualifed -
Housing available. Job place-
ment assistance. Call AIM
(866)453-6204.
INSURANCE/ACCOUNT
MANAGER licensed insurance
person to service existing & new
clientele. Full-time plus benefts.
Send resume to 205 SE Catawba
Road, Suite G, Port Clinton, OH
43452 Attn: Resume
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE from
Home. *Medical, *Business,
*Criminal Justice, *Hospitality.
Job placement assistance. Com-
puter available. Financial Aid if
qualifed. Call 800-494-3586.
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Meet singles right now! No paid
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800-259-9178.
CASH FOR CARS, Any Make or
Model! Free Towing. Sell it
TODAY. Instant offer: 1-800-864-
5784
WANTED UNEXPIRED DIABETIC
TEST STRIPS Up to $26/Box!
PRE PAID SHIPPING LABELS.
HABLAMOS ESPANOL! 1-800-
267-9895 / www.SellDiabetic-
strips.com
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commercial, residential. Building
packages, top quality, low cost,
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CLASSIFIEDS
The Beacon
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
ALL NEW ON THE MARKET!
Virtual Tour RADERHOMES.com
NO ONE SELLS MORE REAL ESTATE THAN REMAX
Time wont let
me begin to
express the
opportunity for
this 50 deeded
dock. As a bo-
nus it comes
with a beau-
tiful ranch
home on a small island in West Harbor. Fine features
are 3BR/2BA, 2 car garage, pool, freplace, and 2
decks. Priced to sell at only $315,000

E x e c u t i v e
Ranch! New
C o n s t r u c -
tion at an
unbelievable
price for only
$ 168 , 0 0 0 .
Home fea-
tures 2.5 BA/
12x16 master suite, full basement, 2 car garage, and
a covered porch. Home is under construction or could
be built on your lot or our lot.
Cant explain! Must
see this truly stand-
out condo with the
personality of a
lakefront lake-
side cottage. Why
spend a million
when you can have
this 3 Bath, 4
Bedroom condo on
the lake with a beach, and a marina host 2 boat slips
for only $450,000
New Construction
for retirement or
frst home. 1,500
sq. ft. with full
basement only
$148,000. 3 BR,
2 BA, and island
with open foor
plan.
Two homes for the
price of one. Pur-
chase this acre
parcel with mod-
ern 3 BR/2BA
ranch with all the
extras to include 2
car garage, appli-
ances, sun room,
and new kitchen
and the other
ranch home make half your house payment. Or make
a good down payment and live free.
Rental Extreme! Yes
this lakefront free
standing beach home
has the potential for
over $30,000 per
year income. Features
3BR/3BA, 2 car ga-
rage, pool, freplace,
and 2 decks. Priced to
sell at only $315,000
NO ONE SELLS MORE REAL ESTATE THAN REMAX
Patricia Rader
Realtor
CDPE, A-REO, CIAS
RE/MAX
Lake Shore Realty
LakeShoreRealtyLtd.com
Each office independently owned and operated
One Grand Lake Drive Port Clinton, OH
Phone: 419-967-0018
Raderwaterfronthomes.com
E-mail: patricia.rader@remax.net
Looking for your place by
the lake! Enjoy the View!
Room to roam in this 3
BR/3.5BA condo adjacent
to Bay Point Golf Course/
Docks and Beach which
features living room w/
freplace, and enclosed
porch overlooking Bay and
golf course, family room
w. wet bar, large kitchen
w. pantry, and bar area
just for your convenience as you prepare meals to be served
in the dining area. Store the summer equipment or park
your car in the 1 car detached garage, or take a swim in
the common pool. $129,900
Gorgeous Contemporary
4BR Cedar Sided Home
w. a View of the Marina
and Lake. Fine features
include natural daylight
light throughout, 3 gas
freplaces, hardwood
foors, private master loft
BR w. glamour bath, and large walk-in closet. Entertain on
the deck overlooking marina, play basketball on one of 3
concrete drives, or relax in centrally air conditioned comfort
inside three of the great rooms. Enjoy a kitchen where the
whole group can sit down and eat together, 3 car garage,
and Rental dockage available in adjacent marina all within
walking distance to Gem Beach Marina Store, restaurants,
and Beach. Schedule your tour today $359,900

REDUCED WATERFRONT
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
MARBLEHEAD CUSTOM BUILT RANCH
with BAY VIEWS FULLY FURNISHED
3 BEDROOMS AND
2 FULL BATHS
FAMILY ROOM
DINING ROOM
ALL APPLIANCES
PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING
SPRINKLING SYSTEM ~ 30 DOCK
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
~ Community Pool
$270,000.
Call Owner For private viewing
216-276-3314 or 330-562-1875
Modifed Golf Cart/
Auto Dolly
440.477.7038
FOR SALE
$2950.00 OBO
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ELECTRONICS FOR SALE FURNITURE FOR SALE
GARAGE SALES
HELP WANTED/
EMPLOYMENT
LOTS/DOCK/CAMPER
FOR SALE
LOTS FOR SALE
LOTS AND ACREAGE
MEDICAL/HEALTH
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
www.thebeacon.net
CLASSIFIEDS
Affordable Living on the Water
R Water Views
R Marinas
R Direct Lake Access
R Nature Trails
R Community Pools
R Exercise Facility
R Low Density
R Open Space
R Quiet & Secluded
R Quality Construction
R Beautiful Surroundings
R Luxury Meeting
& Gathering Facility
419-797-2100 419-341-0863
5050 E. Muggy Road, Port Clinton, Ohio
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2862 Nor'Easter Drive
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HOMETOWN NEWS
GREAT PRESS FOR A GREAT LAKE PLACE
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ATTENTION SLEEP APNEA SUF-
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CPAP Replacement Supplies at
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Call 888-440-8352.
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WORK ON JET ENGINES - Train
for hands on Aviation Career.
FAA approved program. Finan-
cial aid if qualifed - Job place-
ment assistance. Call AIM
(866)453-6204.
CASH FOR CARS, Any Make or
Model! Free Towing. Sell it
TODAY. Instant offer: 1-800-864-
5784.
$$OLD GUITARS WANTED$$
Gibson, Fender, Martin, Gretsch.
1920s to 1980s. Top Dollar
paid. Toll Free: 1-866-433-8277.
STEEL BUILDINGS: 4 only 25x36,
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MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
Mobile Home For Sale! 12x60
1984 Liberty 2Bedroom1
1.5Baths. Very GOOD Condition.
10x10Shed. Airconditioned,
Recarpted, New Washer and
Dryer. Totally refurnished -
added over-sized refrigerator.
Clean as Board of Health!!
Owners on Property. 239-994-
7960.
Catawba, Gem Beach 2 Bed, 1
Bath 1982 12x48. Furnished,
shed, covered patio. Walk to
Lake, Beach privedges, Seasonal.
Asking $17,000 216-351-5596
or 216-548-5351.
12 X 50 2 Bedroom Mobile
Home Tibbles Marina, East Har-
bor. Dockage Available $ 9,500
440-787-8300.
Seasonal Trailor 12x60, furnace,
new roof, exterior recently paint-
ed, 2Bedroom,1bath, corner Por-
ter Rd & Rt 53 Catawba.
$9,400 call 330-998-1135.
THE FOUNTAINS PORT
CLINTON 2 Bed 1.5 Baths -
Sheds - Large Deck - Carport -
Fenced Yard - Tilt-In Windows -
Newer Central Air & Furnace -
Appliances Included
$28,000 419-341-9927
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC SALE
Lakeside Marblehead Storage at
9980 East Harbor Road will be
holding a public sale JUNE 28,
2012 at 10:00 AM for following
storage units: 67, 39, AND 1
boat in outside storage; Susan
Johns 196 Oak Wood Drive Avon
Lake, Ohio 44012 and 725
Cherry Lane Port Clinton, Ohio
43452. Contents include but not
limited to furniture, washer and
dryer, miscellaneous boxes,
household goods, personal
items. Boat is a 21 foot Formula
with a single I/O and trailer.
Terms of Sale are CASH only.
Lakeside Marblehead Storage
reserves the right to refuse any
and all bids. Payment must be
made at completion of sale.
Buyer will have 24 hours to
remove items from property.
Notice Publishes: June 7 and
June 14, 2012.
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC SALE
CLASSIFIEDS
The Beacon
Handyman
Small jobs are my specialty
doing the "Honey-Do" lists
Call
Captain Jim Wagnitz
419-967-0520
captjim@roadrunner.com
Captain
Fix-it
Home Improvement
Island Home Improvement
Custom Bath & Kitchens
Tile Wood Floors Tile Setter & Repair
No Job too small... Free Estimates
Call Ron @ 419-262-2135
TheCompleteSewer
&DrainCleaningService
419-898-6395 or 419-635-2446
The Complete Sewer &
Drain Cleaning Service
419-898-6395 or
419-635-2446
Sewer & Drain
Lawn Service
L&D
Lawn Service
Free Estimates Insured
419-656-5953
419-734-5275
BULK MULCH
Pick Up or Delivered
DRIVEWAY STONE
Delivered & Spread
Residential/Commercial Mowing
All Landscaping Services
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Window
Cleaning
Suburban
Window
Cleaning
Residential
Commercial
Window
Cleaning
Power Washing
Blind Cleaning
Window Tinting
Eves Cleaned
Chandeliers
419-625-3406
Free Estimates
Fully Insured
Property Maintenance
CHRIS PENGOV
419-706-2171
Spring/Fall Clean Up
Bush/Tree Trimming
Complete Landscaping
Lawn Mowing/Rolling
Pressure Washing
Gutter Cleaning
Dock Maintenance
House Watching
I am personally committed to providing exquisite, unsurpassed,
reliable property maintenance services with a personal touch that
you and your property deserve, resulting in a unique, manicured
luxurious appearance.
Free Estimates Fully Insured
Satisfaction Guaranteed References Available
For Professional Workmanship
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Complete Condo-Home Rehabs
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KITCHENS BATHROOMS CABINETRY
HARDWOOD FLOORS PLUMBING TILE
ELECTRICAL TRIM PACKAGES DOORS
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LEGAL AD/
NOTIFICATION
LEGAL NOTICE GUARDIANS
LAND SALE IN THE PROBATE
COURT OF OTTAWA COUNTY,
OHIO LINDA KROEGER-BAUM,
Guardian of the Estate of
ROSEMARIE C. DOSZTAL,
PLAINTIFF Case No.
20112010-A -v- ROSEMARIE
C. DOSZTAL, ET AL. NOTICE
DEFENDANTS. To Those
persons entitled to the next
estate of inheritance from ROSE-
MARIE C. DOSZTAL, whose
names and places of residence
are unknown and cannot with
reasonable diligence be ascer-
tained. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
that on the 24th day of Febru-
ary, 2012, LINDA KROEGER-
BAUM, as Guardian of the
Estate of ROSEMARIE C. DOSZ-
TAL, fled an Amended Com-
plaint in the Probate Court of
Ottawa County, Ohio, and the
same is no pending in Case No.
20112010-A. Said Plaintiff is
seeking to sell property owned
by the ward, ROSEMARIE C.
DOSZTAL, which property is
located at 322 Miami, Port Clin-
ton, OH 43452, described as fol-
lows: Known as Lot No. 13 in
Miami Beach Allotment, a subdi-
vision of record in Portage Town-
ship, Ottawa County, Ohio. Per-
manent Parcel No. 020-04390-
21280-000. Said Complaint
states that the sale of such
property is in the wards best
interest in order to preserve the
wards resources and provide
funds for her continued care.
The persons frst above-men-
tioned will take further notice
that they have been made par-
ties Defendant to this action and
answer must be fled within 28
days after the last publication
hereof, after which date said
Complaint will be set for hear-
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Quality Construction/Competitive Pricing
5460 Port Clinton Eastern Rd.
Lakeside-Marblehead, OH
419-547-7567 or 419-618-1625(cell)
Located behind Friendship Station - Rt. 269
SOS STORAGE CONDOS
$27,500.00
First United Church of Christ
Rev. Kay Cox
419-798-4612
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802 Prairie St. Marblehead
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OPEN HOUSES
CATAWBA ISLAND. 2800-D CANTERBURY
MARBLEHEAD. 10951 BAYSHORE. UNIT 208
I Sell Views!
Sharon Woodson, CRS
Real Estate Mortgages Title Insurance
Contact Me: 419-732-3020
Mobile: 419-356-0348
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Fairway Villas.
2 BR 2BA Condo with heated Sun-
room and Study or Third Bedroom.
Ranch-style resort living in this
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Catawba Island Club Arthur Hills
Championship Golf Course.
Two car garage with extra golf
cart space.
Clubhouse and pool.
Vacation Every Day!
$254,900.
New Listing
Baypoint Condominiums.
2nd floor end unit with a fabulous view of Lake Erie! A detached garage
is included.
The loft area has fantastic
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sleeping/sitting area, computer
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Bay Point Resort is across the
street and with membership
there is a sandy beach, 3 par
golf, restaurant, dockage and
more.
There is a wonderful screened
porch for taking in fantastic
views of the Lake, boating,
wildlife & more.
$275,000
OPEN SATURDAY
CATAWBA ISLAND. 4489 E. Harbors Edge Drive @ CIC. 11-3 PM $469,000.
CATAWBA ISLAND. 1531 N. Compass. 1-3 PM $359,900.
OPEN SUNDAY 11 3
HURON. 216 Ashland. Beach Rights. $117,900.
OPEN SUNDAY 12 2
OAK HARBOR. 504 E. Water St. $179,000.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-3 P.M.
JOHNSONS ISLAND. 3646 E. Baycliffs. $680,000.

Real Estate Services
419-341-0276 (Cell)
419-798-5132 (Office)
To view a complete list of available
properties and photobooks log onto
tomijohnson.com
Tomi L. Johnson
CRS CRB, E-PRO
BROKER ASSOCIATE
Named Howard Hanna's
VERY Best of the Best!
JUST LISTED!
JUST LISTED
Great Views
Ground floor unit with
bonus room
Enclosed screened in porch
Detached Garage
Gated with pool
$249,000
401 SHORELINE
10911 N BAY POINT DRIVE #603
2439 S BROOKE CIRCLE
Ranch Style 3 bedroom
Attached Garage, Large
Deck
Open Floor-plan
Dockage, Dockage,
Dockage
$269,000
Chesapeake Lofts, gated
condo complex
Fabulous Views; Lake, Cedar
Point and Sandusky Skyline
Spacious 2Bedrooms with
large great room, & 20x8
bonus room
Building features; Fitness
Room, Pool, Security and
Elevators
$299,000
REDUCED!
REDUCED!
Open House Sat 1-3 PM
Waterfront & beautiful
at 5291 Swan Dr. in Ca-
tawba Bay, ,you will be
pleasantly surprised,3 BR
condo, dock available, sun
room,pool, amenities, just
enjoy,$299,900.
Open Houses Sunday 1-4 PM
Own your sclice of
Heaven at 1170 Catawba
Bay Dr. Catawab Bay,
Professionalyl decorated,
3 BR ranch, custom built
ranch, view of water,
amenities, Priced to sell,
$349,900
Open Sat. 1-3 PM
Pic of 4991 Blue Teal Dr.
Enjoy a personal tour
at 4991 Blue Teal Dr. in
Catawba Bay located at
the end of Muggy Rd. on Catawba. enjoy the view, 3
BR with fnished bsmt. Great open foor plan, what a
deck.3 car garage, amenities, $459,900
What is not too love at
5114 Blue Teal Dr. in Ca-
tawaba Bay, 3 BR custom
built ranch with fnished
BSMT.,patio, sun room,
open foor plan, dock
available, pool, amenities,
$389,900
Waterfront view at 5218 Blue
Teal Dr. 3 BR condo with a
sun room, lovely, over 2,000.
square feet, garage, pool &
all the amenities at Catawaba
Bay. A great place to live or
your home away from home,
$299,900
RSPS, e PRO, SFR
OAR Award of Distinction
E-mail: mhoward@cros.net
or marychoward@howardhanna.com
Website: www.marychoward.howardhanna.com
419-797-1928
Office
419-212-1162
Cell
Real Estate Services
Mary C. Howard
I DONT JUST LIST . . .
I SELL PROPERTIES Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Catawba Offce 4054 East Harbor Road Port Clinton, OH 43452 877-734-5751
OPEN HOUSES
VACANT LAND
Marblehead
Waterfront with spectacular views!
Custom built with open foor plan
Furnished ready to go!
$975,000
Ellen Calzonetti 419-341-1579
Marblehead
Waterfront 3 bed 2 bath
Pool/Golf cart community
See on www.LakeErieLife.com
$244,900
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Marblehead
Move in ready
Close to Lakeside & shopping
Near marinas
$85,000
Dan Kukay 419-656-0138
Marblehead
Dockage and Beach!
4 car garage w/above living space
Large backyard deck/pool
$285,000
Margaret Lenthe 419-341-2014
Catawba
3 year new home in Island Pines
Great room, full basement, 3 car garage
Howardhanna.com/20113516
$249,900
Glenna/Ted 419-341-1579
Catawba Clifs
3 bd/2.5 ba. 2832 sq. ft.
Updated 2010, views of Lake
www.HowardHanna.com/20105169
$599,000
Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
Port Clinton
Country living close to the Bay
2 bed 1 bath
Newly remodeled, very cute!
$79,900
Karmen/Ed 419-656-9188
Port Clinton
55+ community in town location
Well cared for 1560 sq. ft home
3 bed/2 bath, covered patio/carport
$84,500
Sharon Polanco 419-341-0080
Catawba
Waterfront development w/private dock-
age
Quality home sites/60 acres of pro
tected wetlands
Nature preserve with 2 mile nature trail
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
Marblehead
Abundant water views fantastic
sunsets
On West Harbor Own dockage
Build your Dream Lake Place
$299,900
Sue Piacentino 419-341-4945
Marblehead
2.5 acres part wooded
Danbury Twp close to Rt 2
1 street subdivision at end of cul-de-sac
$76,000
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
Visit howardhanna.com to search for more than 50,000 homes, including great
properties just like the ones featured in todays advertising!
Open Sat & Sun 1-4
810 Main St.
MarbleheadSouth Passage
The view is SPECTACULAR!
Luxury waterfront condos w/2 c garage
$189,500 to $259,900
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
Open Sun 1-3
Harbor Bay Estates
Marblehead
Beautiful waterfront community located on Sandusky Bay
Pool, clubhouse, private beach and marina
Lots available on canal and bay
Stop by the Clubhouse!
Mary Wandersleben 440-724-6829
Catawba
Custom built hardwood & granite
throughout
4.9 acres with 4 outbuildings
Must see to appreciate
$465,000
Ellen Calzonetti 419-341-1579 OR
Rob Ault 419-341-6769
NEW
LISTING
NEW
LISTING
Open Sat 11-1
1805 Glen Cary
Port Clinton
Cozy 2 bed 2 bath double wide
Many upgrades. Screened in patio/deck
55+ park, year round
$74,900
Lisa Horman 419-271-8110
Open Sat 1:30-3:30
8175 Northshore Blvd #59
Marblehead
Lovely mobile in year round park
Most furnishing, dockage for rent
Large screened in patio
$24,900
Lisa Horman 419-271-8110
LakeErieLife.com
Rob &
Joy Ault
419-341-6769
date will be on April 12, 2012.
LINDA KROEGER-BAUM, Guard-
ian of Estate Of ROSEMARIE C.
DOSZTAL, Plaintiff KROEGER &
PETERS CO., LPA 132 Madison
Street Port Clinton, OH 43452
Telephone (419) 734-4142.
LEGAL NOTICE TO SCHOOL BUS
DEALERS. Sealed proposals will
be received by the Port Clinton
Board Of Education. 431 Por-
tage Drive, Port Clinton, Ohio
43452 at 11:00 AM on April 4th
2012 and at that time opened
and publicly read for the pur-
pose of: One - 72 Passenger
Conventional School Buses
Specifcation and instructions to
bidders are available from the
offce of the Treasurer. By Order
of the Port Clinton Board Of
Education Jeff Dornbusch Trea-
surer.
Notice of Examination For
Police Offcer The Port Clinton
Civil Service Commission is
announcing open competitive
examinations for the position of
Police Patrol Offcer in the ser-
vice of the City of Port Clinton.
Applications must be picked up
at City Hall, 1868 E. Perry Street,
Port Clinton, Ohio (in person, no
applications will be mailed)
between the hours of 7:00 A.M.
and 5:00P.M. Monday through
Friday. Applications will be
available March 15, 2012
through April 13, 2012. Appli-
cations for entrance to this
examination must be returned in
person no later than 12:00 P.M.
on April 16, 2012 along with a
$35.00 non-refundable testing
fee. Free Study guide available
at: http://www.publicsafetyre-
cruitment.com/studyguides/list.
asp?Type=Police
STANDARD EDITION ~ OHIO-
SELECT STUDY GUIDE
Competitive written examination
will be held on April 21, 2012 at
6:00 P.M. at the Port Clinton
Senior Center, Port Clinton, Ohio.
Applicants must show a photo
ID to gain admittance to the
examination. A physical
agility test will be conducted on
May 5, 2012 with a rain date of
May 12, 2012 for those passing
the written test. Applicants for
examination must be 21 years of
age or older and have a high
school diploma or its equivalent.
The applicant must be a United
States citizen and not have been
convicted of a felony or domes-
tic violence charge in any state
or federal court. It is required
that you can be currently certi-
fed or certifable as a police
offcer by the State of Ohio and
have a valid Ohio drivers
license. Residency in Ottawa
County or an adjoining county is
required within three (3) months
of the appointment. A thorough
background check and physical
with drug and alcohol screening
is required. The City of
Port Clinton is an equal opportu-
nity employer.
READER ADVISORY: The
National Trade Association we
belong to has purchased the
above classifeds. Determining
the value of their service or
product is advised by this publi-
cation. In order to avoid misun-
derstandings, some advertisers
do not offer employment but
rather supply the readers with
manuals, directories and other
materials designed to help their
clients establish mail order sell-
ing and other businesses at
home. Under NO circumstance
should you send any money in
advance or give the client your
checking, license ID, or credit
card numbers. Also beware of
ads that claim to guarantee
loans regardless of credit and
note that if a credit repair com-
pany does business only over the
phone it is illegal to request any
money before delivering its ser-
vice. All funds are based in US
dollars. Toll free numbers may or
may not reach Canada.

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