Merry Christmas, Devin!

All of Port Clinton is getting in the act

to help support the family of Devin Kohl-
man, the PC Middle School Student who
is waging a courageous battle with cancer.
His family has requested that all of Port
Clinton get their Christmas decorations
up early this year, so we decided to do
our part and go with a Christmas holiday
theme for our front page ag. Yes, we know
its Halloween, but thats ok were bring-
ing Christmas to town a little early this
year for Devin.
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This Saturday is the Immaculate Con-
ception Church Spaghetti Dinner hosted
by the men of the parish. Doors will open
immediately after 5 oclock mass Saturday
evening. Tickets are $8 and can be pur-
chased at the door. Children under 7 eat
for free. Carryouts are available.
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Our Find Wylie winner this week is
Garrett Lee of Marblehead who was one
of 203 people who found our friendly
sh hiding in the ad for Slaters on page
5A in last weeks Beacon. Garrett wins
our weekly $20 gift card from Friendship
Food Stores. Well be hiding Wylie again
this week. If you nd him, drop off an en-
try form at our ofce in the Beacon Place
Business Center or click on the Find Wylie
Icon at our website, www.thebeacon.net.
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This weekend is the Jonathan Pope Me-
morial Scholarship Biddy Wrestling Tour-
nament at Port Clinton High School. They
will have a Barbecue Traveler Chicken Din-
ner on Sunday, Nov. 3, from 11 a.m. until
4 p.m. or until they sell out. Price of the
chicken dinner is $8. The weigh-ins start
at 7 p.m. on Saturday evening. The actual
wrestling tournament takes place Sunday
morning beginning at 9:30. The tourna-
ment is an OhioWrestler.com Top 20 point
scoring event.
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You can now get your tickets for the
Evening at the Races event hosted by the
Kiwanis Club of Port Clinton on Friday,
Nov.r 15, at Lock, Dock & Barrel on Buck-
eye Blvd. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and tick-
ets can be purchase from any Kiwanian or
at The Beacon ofce, next to Goodwill in
the Beacon Place Business Center on State
Route 53 North. Tickets are $25 per per-
son, which includes appetizers, betting op-
portunities and a guaranteed good time!
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Bill Auxter, Director for Ohio Small Busi-
ness Development Center at Terra Com-
munity College is offering a free 2-hour
seminar Small Business Basics at the
Ottawa County Resource Center on State
Route 163 between Oak Harbor and Port
Clinton next Wednesday, Nov. 6, from 9:30
to 11:30 a.m. To register, call him at 1-800-
826-2431, extension 2210.
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The American Red Cross Bloodmobile
will be making a visit to Port Clinton this
coming Monday, Nov. 4, from 11:30 a.m.
to 5:30 p.m. at the Port Clinton Moose
Lodge, 1106 W. Lakeshore Drive. What a
great way to kick off the holiday season by
giving the gift of life to a total stranger!
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The Port Clinton High School Hall
Walking Program will start on Tuesday,
Nov. 12. Community members interested
in walking the high school should arrive
between 8:15 and 8:30 a.m. every Tuesday
and Thursday morning when school is in
session. Doors of the PCHS Performing
Arts Center open at 8:15 a.m. Walking
ends at 9:30 a.m. Parking is available ad-
jacent to the Performing Arts Center off
Tenth Street. For the rst session, physical
therapists from Edgewood Manor will be
present to offer stretching tips to partici-
pants. For more information, contact Jan
Gluth at 419-732-2102, ext. 8.
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The Humane Society of Ottawa Countys
Poinsettia Sale runs November 1-24. The
poinsettias come in 3 different sizes: 4.5
inch pots with 3-4 blooms are $5; 6.5 inch
with 5-8 blooms are $10; 7 inch with 8-12
blooms are $15; They are available in 4 dif-
ferent colors, white, red, pink and marble.
Orders will be ready for pickup on Sat-
urday, Dec. 7, at the shelter during Santa
photos. Order forms will be available at
the shelter on Nov. 1st. All poinsettias are
purchased from Benchs Greenhouse in El-
more.
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The Port Clinton Athletic Boosters An-
nual Reverse Rafe will be Saturday, Nov.
16 at the Port Clinton Elks Lodge. This
is their ONLY fundraiser of the year. The
Grand Prize will be $7,500. Tickets are
$100 each which includes one Prime Rib/
Chicken buffet dinner. Additional dinner
tickets may be purchased for $20 each.
They may be purchased from any Booster
Club ofcer or by contacting Rich Kokin-
da (419-734-5231) or John Gluth, Jr. (419-
732-8826). If you would like to donate an
item for the live or silent auctions, contact
Missy Cross (419-341-3656).
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The Oak Harbor Athletic Boosters are
holding their Fall Rafe. First place is a
39 Sony TV, second place is a 40,000 BTU
Char Broil gas grill and third place is a
$200 gift certicate to Tanks Meats in El-
more. Tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5 and
can be purchased at Oak Harbor Hard-
ware, Priesman Printers, Family Hair Cen-
ter in Oak Harbor or by calling 419-8707-
1342. The drawing will be held at halftime
of Oak Harbors last home football game
this Friday, Nov. 1.
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Tuesday is Election Day throughout the
country. It is what we in the media call an
off-year election, meaning most of the
races and issues are extremely local. But
that is where good government begins. So
get out and vote. If you dont, and things
dont go the way you would like to see
them go, you have only yourself to blame.
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Christmas at The Beacon
BY JASMINE CUPP
Its tting that Christmas lights are being hung around
our town. With the warmth and love for Devin Kohlman
that everyone is giving, it really does feel like the magic
of Christmas in Port Clinton. On Monday, Oct. 28, at 11
a.m., dubbed 11 for Devin, residents, well-wishers, city
workers, business owners and others gathered at Adams
Street Park to decorate the gazebo with Christmas deco-
rations for Devin. Alejandro Hondo Zapata had a big
hand in promoting updates on Facebook on Devins con-
dition and any events that benet Devin, his mom Alexis
and his family. Zapata, who is a local DJ with many con-
nections to people around Port Clinton and the Port Clin-
ton area and who was also Devins baseball coach, was a
perfect candidate to broadcast the updates. I just want
to help out anyway possible. Ive known Alexis since we
were little kids. Ive lost my dad, my mom, and Johnny B;
people ask me how I deal with it. I pray. Thats what Devin
needs right now is our prayers and support, said Zapata.
When entering Alexis apartment on Second Street, there
are signs for Devin all over the apartment that his friends
have made showing support for him and his journey. The
Christmas tree was lit and decorated, lights were strung on
the wall and a big group of
Devins friends were there
by his side. Devin seemed
very happy to be with his
family and his friends sur-
rounded by the warmth of
the Christmas decorations.
Alexis said that after a
nap, she was going to turn
Devins bed toward the
window so he could see the
progress of the decorat-
ing at Adams Street Park.
I just want to thank the
whole community. There
are no words to express my
gratitude and appreciation
for everything everyone
has done. I feel that I was
already lucky enough by
just having Devin being a
part of my life. I am hon-
ored to be his mom, said
Alexis.
At 5:30 p.m. 93 red and black balloons were released in
honor of Devin. 93 was his football number. There was
also a gathering at Adams Street Park with hot chocolate,
cookies and Christmas carols. Devin had a great Christ-
mas Monday night. Heres to hoping he gets every kids
dream and has two Christmases this year.
To show support for Devin, Port Clinton residents are
asked to put out Christmas decorations early, and well-
wishers from near and far are asked to send Christmas
cards to Devin Kohlman, 217 E. Second Street, Port Clin-
ton, OH, 43452.
Benets for Devin
Devins Dreams will be held on Thursday, Oct. 31, at
Lock Dock and Barrel located at 124 Buckeye Blvd. The
fundraiser will begin at 2 p.m, with food, rafes and fun.
Friday, Nov. 1, at the last Port Clinton home football
game the cheerleaders and DECA members will be do-
ing a Dash for Cash at halftime to benet Devin and his
family. Three minutes will be put on the game clock and
cheerleaders and DECA members will be rushing up and
down the aisles collecting as much money as they can in
the three minutes.
To make donations to help Devin and him mom, Alexis,
contact US Bank to donate to a trust that is set up espe-
cially for the family. For the Port Clinton US Bank Branch,
which is located at 142 E. Second Street, call 419-734-2145.
More photos at www.thebeacon.net
Christmas comes early for Devin Kohlman
Adams Street Park decorated for Devin
Devin and friends
BY JASMINE CUPP
Late Sunday night the police department, re depart-
ment, and citizens of Port Clinton gathered to welcome
home Devin Kohlman, a Port Clinton Middle School stu-
dent who has been battling metastatic medulloblastoma,
an aggressive form of brain cancer.
Operation Bright and Loud started with Devins arrival
at the Erie-Ottawa Regional Airport and continued to
Perry Street, turned down Madison Street and ended on
Second Street in front of Devin and Alexis (Devins moth-
er) Kohlmans house. 20 service vehicles and a hundred
cars were in the parade escorting and welcoming Devin
and his family home.
Friends and family of Devin are asking the communi-
ty and businesses to Decorate for Devin, to put up their
Christmas decorations early to show support for Devin
and give him a great early Christmas.
Operation Bright and Loud
Pizza Challenge
Thank you
The Rotary Club of Port Clinton
would like to thank everyone who
came out to join us at our Annual
Rotary Pizza Challenge Tuesday,
Oct. 22. The event was very success-
ful as more than 581 people enjoyed
and voted for their favorite pizza.
Also, a huge thanks to our area pizza
restaurants that donated their staffs
time and many pizzas to help make
the event a wonderful success: Beer
Thirtys, Bell Mell Tavern & Pizza,
Brunos Pizzeria, Lagoon Saloon,
Marcos Pizza, Papa Jimmies BBQ &
Pizza, Pizza House, Pizza Hut Ital-
ian Bistro and Sloopys Sports Caf.
The proceeds will be used to provide
scholarships for Danbury and Port
Clinton students that will be attend-
ing college next fall.We look forward
to hosting our 5th Annual Rotary
Pizza Challenge next October.
Duane Waite,
Rotary Pizza Challenge Chair-
man
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screenings, programs and special events, which the public
is welcome to attend. Please note that certain events
require appointments or physician referrals in order to
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Wellness Programs
Yoga Tuesdays 6:30pm Conference
Center $10/week or $8/week if paid
monthly 419-635-2337
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Conference Center 9:00am to
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members and $14 for non-members
Please RSVP to 419-732-4061

Diabetes Education
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Dietitian and a Registered Nurse for
diabetic individuals and their families.
Physician referral needed. Call for
times and dates. 419-734-3131 ext.
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American Red Cross Disaster
Volunteer Trainings
in the Magruder Conference Center
Disaster Services Overview/
Disaster Action Team
Fundamentals: Monday, November
11, 2013 at 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Client Casework: Providing
Emergency Assistance: Monday,
November 18, 2013 from 6:00 -
9:00 p.m. and Tuesday, November
19, 2013 from 6:00 - 7:30 PM
For registration info, e-mail Beth
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Registration deadline is November 7th
Support Groups
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group
1st Tuesday each month 6:30pm-
8pm Conference Center For more
information 419-607-6021
The Connection: A Care Group for
Special Needs 1st Thursday each
month at 6:30pm Conference Center
For more information 419-898-0400
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Anxiety & Depression Support
Groups
Family Support Group 1st Tuesday
6-8pm
Peer to Peer Support Group 3rd
Wednesday 6-7:30pm For more
information 419-732-6264
Chronic Pain Support Group
2nd Thursday each month 6pm
Conference Center 419-271-3915 for
more information
Alzheimers Support Group
2nd Monday each month 9am
Conference Center 419-734-3131
ext. 3363 for more information
Grief Support Group Sponsored
by Stein Hospice & Crosser Funeral
Homes Magruder Conference Center
3rd Thursday each month 5:30pm
419-732-3141 for more information
Cancer Support Group
4th Wednesday each month 12:30pm
Conference Center complimentary
light lunch provided 419-301-4317
Health Screenings
Health Screening: Cholesterol
(Total/LDL/HDL/Triglycerides) Blood
Pressure and Glucose Screening $16
2nd Thursday each month in the
Magruder Lab 419-734-3131 Ext.
3420 for appointments
Auxiliary Events
Auxiliary Breakfast for anyone
wanting to learn more about the
Auxiliary
Monday, December 9th at 9 am
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RSVP to 419-734-3131 ext. 3420
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Allen Township
10-21-13 Dean E. Morford to Carlos A. Hernandez, 24203
West Reservation Line Road, $83,500.
10-24-13 Douglas R. Leidy to The Knapp Family Partnership,
24046 West Walbridge East, $150,000.
10-24-13 William Worthington et al to Thomas A. and Joan C.
Truman, Oper Lentz Road, 114.70 acres vacant land $646,640.
Carroll Township
10-21-13 Nicholas Lange to Matthew R. Bartson, Washington,
vacant land, $3,000.
Catawba Township
10-22-13 Antoinette Covato to Tim and Sandy Dagg, 1532 NW
Catawba Road, $149,000.
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10-21-13 Safe Harbor Development LTD to Tony and Pamela
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Erie Township
10-23-13 Gerald C. Kuras to Erin and Erin and John Thomas
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Genoa Corp.
10-25-13 James H. James and Janet I. Pugh to Vessel Proper-
ties LLC, 103 East 8th Street, $125,000.
10-25-13 Janet I. Pugh to Vessel Properties LLC, 625 Main
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10-23-13 Burdine Rental Properties LLC to Craig R. and Mi-
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10-23-13 HSBC Mortgage Services Inc. to Michael Stinson,
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Port Clinton, OH 43452
419-732-1100
Ottawa County candidates for Nov. 5 election
Ottawa County has many contested races
in the Nov. 5 election. The Beacon asked
the candidates that we were able to con-
tact and that responded to our request to
submit the reasons they would be the best
ofceholder.
Port Clinton Auditor
COLE HATFIELD
I am running for
Port Clinton Auditor
to use my business
knowledge and expe-
rience in order to give
back to the commu-
nity that has given me
so many opportuni-
ties. As the owner of
the Port Clinton
based TDH Enter-
prises, Inc. and as the current Port Clinton
Auditor, I know how to keep Port Clinton
moving forward.
I feel that I am the best candidate to con-
tinue my position as Port Clinton City Au-
ditor due to my dedication, my experience,
and my integrity.
Dedication-As a lifelong Port Clinton
resident, I am committed to giving back
to the community that has given so much
to me. I believe in the investment in Port
Clintons future and will continue to see
grant opportunities and nd ways to save.
Experience-As the current Port Clin-
ton City Auditor, prior Finance Commit-
tee Chairman, and local business owner,
I have over ten years of accounting and
business experience.
Integrity-I am committed to continu-
ing the Port Clinton Auditors tradition of
transparent and open business practices.
As Auditor, I will ensure that funds are
used effectively; and I will remain honest,
trustworthy, and show how much I care
for the future of Port Clinton.
-----
BERT FALL
Im Bert Fall and I
am running for Audi-
tor of the City of Port
Clinton. My wife, Ra-
chel, and I are both
lifelong residents of
this community and
have a vested inter-
est in the prosperity
of this area. We live
here, we work here,
we are raising our
three children here. I have been a long
time proponent of nancial responsibility
and efcient use of public funds. All funds
used by local governments belong to the
the people and they are to be used respon-
sibly in order to provide the most amount
of services for the lowest cost. In order to
provide that, a detailed audit of the citys
nances is needed on a constant basis so
that wasteful spending can be identied
and presented to City Council. I am a scal
conservative who believes that the role of
city government is to provide essential ser-
vices and to do so without burdening the
people with excessive fees and higher tax
rates. Port Clinton is a great city and has
the potential to be even better. As a vet-
eran of Operation Iraqi Freedom I served
my country, as City Auditor I would like to
serve the people of Port Clinton.
Port Clinton City Council
Ward 1 A
KASSIE ANDERSON
I work full time
with my husband at
our family business,
Transmissions Un-
limited. Its been our
family business for 34
years. Before I came
to the shop full time
I was a paramedic/
reghter for Port
Clinton and the manager for North Cen-
tral EMS. I am a member of Kiwanis and
on the Board of Directors. I am also on the
Board of Directors for Ruth Anns House.
I bring management skills and a busi-
ness background to City Council. Im not
afraid to ask the hard questions.
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Also Running: Ron Aukerman
Port Clinton City Council
Ward 2 A
MARK COPPELER
My name is Mark
Coppeler and Im
running for re-elec-
tion in Ward 2 for
Port Clinton City
Council.
I am the only Ward
councilman running
for a second term
and experience mat-
ters. It takes time to
understand how things work and continu-
ity is important. Ive worked hard for Port
Clinton. I have been a committee member
of all six committees and have been Infra-
structure Chairman and currently I am Fi-
nance Committee Chairman.
Ive been willing to work with others and
have sought out individuals with greater
experience to give guidance on projects.
Through hard work and determination I
found a grant opportunity that will allow
the City to install sidewalks along Lake-
shore Drive.
Im not willing to just settle without
asking questions or looking at other pos-
sibilities and I will not just be a yes man
who blindly accepts things at face value
without digging further to see if some-
thing deserves a yes.
If you want someone that will do his re-
search, ask questions, is willing to look to
other sources for answers and wants whats
best for our City and its residents, I am
that person.
I look forward to your vote on Novem-
ber 5th.
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JERRY TAROLLI
As a retiree I have
the time and energy
to devote to the busi-
ness of helping Port
Clinton become the
viable and aspiring
town that we all know
that we can become.
I believe we have a
great opportunity in
front of us to make
Port Clinton an inte-
gral part of the tourist
industry and not just a stepping stone to
our neighboring communities.
I have lived here my whole life, seen the
best and worst of our great town, but I
believe we are within reach of being great
again. We just have to work together to
achieve what is at our doorstep.
I would like to see our city cemeteries
put on a higher priority. I am not by any
means taking anything away from our city
employees. They are doing an exceptional
job with the funds and help they have to
work with, but I believe with some ingenu-
ity and tweaking of the budget we can get
the cemeteries back to the way they need
to be to make our citizens proud of them.
I ask the citizens of Port Clinton Ward
2 to give me the chance to serve them
proudly and vote for me on November 5th.
Port Clinton City Council
Ward 3 A
MARGARETT PHILLIPS
City Councils task is to
help the City move forward.
First, street repair and sewer
upgrading must continue.
The city will look
inviting once these
are completed. Sec-
ond, buildings in
the downtown area
need much exterior
work. Once a few of
the buildings are re-
habbed others should
follow by example.
Third, somehow, the
downtown area and
Waterworks Park should be united in
some way. Presently, they are two distinct
entities. We need to appear as one city, not
two. And fourth, as to Waterworks Park
development, I feel that teamwork will en-
sure that people will see both development
occurring and park greenery kept. The
City will prosper. he key is compromise
and collaboration. These four encompass-
ing items are necessary and will take years
to achieve as they must be completed with
great thought in mind. Hopefully, every-
one can be happy with most of the nal
results, if not all. We will live with the
changes for a very long time. Port Clinton
again will look like a progressive city. I
would like the opportunity to help the City
move forward. I am willing to spend the
time and energy serving the people of Port
Clinton to achieve this.
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TRISH MCCARTNEY
Port Clinton voters
have two solid can-
didates to represent
them for Ward 3 on
city council this elec-
tion. What distin-
guishes me is that
Ive owned and oper-
ated a successful small
business for 15 years.
I am used to working
in a team environ-
ment, setting goals
and achieving positive results. I work in an
industry that requires me to ask questions
and listen closely to my customers; only by
asking the right questions and really lis-
tening am I able to make the appropriate
recommendations. I have served several
non-prot organizations as well, both in
executive positions and as a board mem-
ber. This experience makes me the best
candidate to represent Ward 3 because I
have the professional skills and proven ex-
perience to work through complex issues
and offer comprehensive solutions. I am
personally and professionally committed
to the success of our community!
Bay Township Trustee
(Vote for 2)
JERRY BLATT
I am Jerry Blatt and I am running for Bay
Township Trustee. The reason I am run-
ning and why I think I am the best can-
didate for the job is instead of sitting back
complaining about government I decided
to get involved and try to make a differ-
ence. I own my own business for the last
25 years in Port Clinton so I have the abil-
ity to work around the needs of the town-
ship. Being in business has also taught me
how to work within a budget and work
with people to solve issues that arise. Also
I am the only one with former trustee ex-
perience so I can step into the job knowing
how the government runs. Thank you for
your support.
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MEL MCCORD
I, Mel McCord, seek this ofce to serve
the people and the needs of Bay Town-
ship. My cost conscious management
skills, maintenance skills, and persistent
problem solving skills will be an asset to
this ofce and the
townships economic
future. My family and
I are a proud part of
this community. I am
here to be the voice of
the people. Not only
to listen, but to take
action with the con-
cerns of our residents
and property owners.
Elect me to help move
our township into a secure 2014 with our
community and your concerns my prior-
ity. Please contact me, Mel McCord, with
your questions, comments, or concerns at
419-341-6846
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Also running: Denton Glovinsky, Mark
Howerth, Benny Peterson
Benton Township Trustee
(Vote For 2)
WESLEY GAHLER
As a lifelong resi-
dent of Benton Town-
ship with 12 years of
experience as Trustee,
preceded by 1 term as
township scal of-
cer, I rmly believe in
and know the town-
ship form of gov-
ernment. In recent
years, trying times in
the state budget have
put township gov-
ernments under strain and attack by state
policy and the budgeting process, but I
have worked extremely hard to keep Ben-
ton Township viable in these times, and
plan to continue the ght to keep our local
government close to and accessible by the
residents.
As a husband to my wife Judy for 42
years, father of 3, and grandfather of 7, I
believe in core family values that make our
HATFIELD
COPPELER
MCCARTNEY
GAHLER
PHILLIPS MCCORD
TAROLLI
FALL
ANDERSON
PORT CLINTON AUDITOR
PORT CLINTON CITY COUNCIL
WARD 1A
PORT CLINTON CITY COUNCIL
WARD 3A
PORT CLINTON CITY COUNCIL
WARD 2A
BENTON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE
(VOTE FOR 2)
BAY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE
(VOTE FOR 2)
community strong. Through my involve-
ment in our familys grain, hay, and cattle
farming operation, I also know and under-
stand what it takes to keep a business mov-
ing forward and nancially sound, and I
plan to continue applying those same val-
ues and principles used in my family and
on the farm to my work in Benton Town-
ship. I have already helped with the writ-
ing and submission of several grant appli-
cations for the township, and will continue
seeking opportunities for grants and other
programs that could make a positive im-
pact on not only the township nancial
statements, but the township as a whole.
One of my areas of focus should I be re-
elected will be to continue road upgrad-
ing and drainage work for our residents.
Through careful budgeting and planning,
we have been able to update much of our
outdated equipment during my time in
ofce, while still managing to maintain
a sizeable nancial carry-over each year.
This has been very difcult to do with re-
cent state government funding cuts and
unfunded mandates, but with great team-
work by your trustees and scal ofcer, we
have persevered and I hope to continue be-
ing a part of a great team providing great
services to Benton Township. I would like
to thank all residents for their past sup-
port, and ask for your vote on November 5.
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Also running: James Buhro, Edward
Dusseau, Kenneth Leist
Danbury Township
(Vote For 2)
CHARLES SCOTT
I would like to begin
by asking the support
of the voters of Dan-
bury Township for
the re and ems levy
issue. This levy will
give the ability to the
township to provide
24-7 EMS coverage
and continue the ex-
cellent re protec-
tion we have come to
know. Please vote for this important levy.
During election times we often hear
words like honesty, integrity and hard
work and candidates often try to associate
their ideas with these words. I will attempt
to dene these three words as they relate to
my rst term as a township trustee.
Honesty has been demonstrated by my
ability to say, I dont know the answer to
that question, but I will nd out and get
back with you when I do.
Integrity has been demonstrated in my
ability to always vote and act in the best
interest of Danbury Township. It is often
easier to vote the way of the squeaky wheel,
but not always the correct way.
Hard work has been demonstrated in my
ability to do the job I have been elected to
do without regard to getting my name or
picture in the news. It is doing the things
few are even aware done with the same
dedication as the very public acts.
The voters of this township have an op-
portunity to change the way business is
done this election. I would like to ask for
your vote on election day.
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JOHN ENGLEBECK
He and wife Patricia are the parents of
two sons John Jr. and James.
Englebeck is a member of the Marble-
head Peninsula Lions Club, Danbury
Township Fire Department and Otterbein
North Shore Citizen Committee. He is a
past Danbury Township Zoning Inspector
and Board of Zon-
ing Appeals member
and a member of
the Lakeside United
Methodist Church.
Englebeck was a
Danbury Town-
ship Trustee from
1997-2009, complet-
ing three terms. As
a previous township
trustee, he along with
the other trustees worked together on nu-
merous projects including brush drop-off,
Meadowbrook acquisitions, enhance-
ments at Lake Point Park and Battleeld
Park, signage, athletic eld updates and
new vehicles for the police and road de-
partments.
Englebeck said When elected I would
like to continue maintaining our com-
munity assets and assist with planning for
future accomplishments. I believe positive
thoughts and actions to provide goods
and services for our local community, our
township employees and our tourist com-
munity are the grassroots of our govern-
ment here in Danbury Township.
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JOHN PAUL DRESS
I am the assistant General Manager at
Bay Point Marina and Resort with over
thirty years experience in customer ser-
vice, budgeting, facility maintenance and
project and development.
I a graduate of Danbury High School
1972 and Bowling Green State University.
My wife Dawn and I have three daughters,
Rachel, Rebecca and Emily, and grandsons
Grant and Jack. I am a member of St. Paul
Lutheran, Marblehead Peninsula Lions,
Marblehead VFW Mens Auxiliary, and
Port Clinton Elks.
I have been on the Danbury School Board
for twelve years and president for the past
two. I have served on audit/nance, leader-
ship, policy and facility committees.
I am seeking this ofce because I want to
continue to contribute to this community
where I live and have raised my family. My
goals are to maintain customer service to
our residents, improve services and ame-
nities as needed, nd ways to attract busi-
ness, jobs and housing, while maintaining
a balance of future growth and develop-
ment with current needs.
I believe that I have the work ethic, ex-
perience and leadership skills to be a Dan-
bury Trustee. I will work very hard with
the Trustees, Township staff and residents
to keep Danbury a community we are
proud of.
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Also running: Dave Hirt
Harris Township
(Vote for 2)
DAN LAITY
When you cast your
vote on November
5, you are making a
hiring decision and
you owe it to yourself
and your township to
hire the best, most
capable person. We,
the residents of Har-
ris Township are so
very fortunate in so
many ways. My goal,
as your Trustee, is to capitalize on the
good things we share and enjoy while nd-
ing viable solutions to any problems that
may arise. Now, Why am I certain of
this? Four very good candidates are vying
for two seats in this election. Of the four,
I have the best, most func-
tional combination of expe-
rience and ability to put to
work for Harris Township.
As a 30+ year resident of
our Township I have exten-
sive knowledge of the issues
we face. As a business owner in our area,
I have the practical background to apply
creative and workable solutions. As a busi-
ness owner with a Masters Degree in Busi-
ness Administration I have the advanced
training to deal with scal and manage-
ment issues. As an involved member of our
community I bring a network of positive
relationships. Selecting me as your town-
ship trustee will be to the greatest benet
of Harris Township.
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BEVERLY HARR
My name is Bev-
erly Balliet Haar. A
lifelong resident of
Elmore, Ive lived the
last 34 years in ru-
ral Harris Twp. I am
the widow of John C.
Haar and have two
adult children, Levi
and Ashley. Most of
my 31 year teach-
ing career was in the Oregon City School
system working with students with Severe
Behavior Handicaps. I earned my Bachelor
and Master of Education degrees from the
University of Toledo. I am currently the
secretary of Harris Twp. Zoning Commis-
sion. In 2009, I completed my husbands
term as trustee.
I would like to serve the residents of Har-
ris Township. As an ethical, open-minded,
and hardworking person, I believe I could
be an asset to the Board of Trustees.
Please exercise your Right to Vote on No-
vember 5th.
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Also running: Carol Baker, Steve Hol-
land
Woodmore School Board
(Vote for 2)
GRANT CUMMINGS
Experience - I was
appointed to the cur-
rent board when a
seat was vacated in
early 2012. Ive also
worked in higher
education since 2007
both at BGSU and
currently at Terra
State Community
College.
Integrity - Ive had several generous of-
fers to make contributions to my cam-
paign. While Ive been attered and
humbled by these offers, Im going to turn
them all down. I dont feel comfortable
taking contributions; in fact, I think these
contributions are a big part of whats cur-
rently wrong with the American political
landscape! If I took a contribution from
one person, or from 20 people, whether
they meant me to or not, I could feel be-
holden to them, and that wouldnt be fair
to the electorate as a whole.
Alumnus - My grandparents, Nor-
man and Eunice Rife, were both teach-
ers at Woodville High School and later at
Woodmore. My mom is a 1960 graduate
of Woodville High, and I attended Wood-
more from kindergarten in 1975 through
my graduation in 1988! Im a PROUD
Woodmore alumnus, and want to help en-
sure that the district my family has been a
part of for so many years is strong as my
daughter starts kindergarten next year.
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JOSEPH LISZAK
Joe is the CEO of a
health care organi-
zation that is recog-
nized for the highest
standards of quality
health care. Since as-
suming this role, Joe
has elevated the orga-
nization to a network
of medical and dental
ofces in ve counties
and nine locations
through effective leadership, commitment
to quality and scal responsibility.
Dedicated to the community, Joe serves
on numerous boards including: United
Way of Sandusky County; Sandusky
County Health Partners (Chair); Sandusky
County Children and Family First Council
(17 years); and, Sandusky County Welfare
Advisory Board. Joe holds a Masters De-
gree in Business Administration.
Joe has demonstrated extraordinary abil-
ity to effectively manage a complex organi-
zation and move it forward while build-
ing a strong and highly effective team. His
commitment to his community is evident
in the many hours of service hes given to
the community.
Joe is married and is the proud Dad of
a seven year old daughter. The family
lives in Woodville and Julia is a student
in the Woodmore School District. The
Liszak Family are members of Our Lady
of Lourdes Parish in Genoa and active pa-
rishioners.
He believes his professional experience,
community service, and desire to ensure a
successful future for his children provide a
strong motivation to serve effectively and
create positive change.
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SEAN RIZOR
Sean has worked in
law enforcement for
13 years serving
as an investigator for
the State of Ohio for
the past eight years, a
part-time patrol of-
cer for the Woodville
Police Department
for 10 years, and has
spent eight years as
the liaison supervising ofcer to the aux-
iliary program responsible for hiring new
ofcers. Sean has also spent several years as
a volunteer reman and EMT. Sean is the
current elected director and former trea-
surer of the Ohio Auto Theft Investigators
Association. He is also an active member
of Fremont FOP Lodge 35.
Seans service to the community as a
member of local law enforcement, com-
mitment to the safety of its citizens, busi-
ness experience and leadership training
will make Sean an asset to the School
Board.
Sean holds a Bachelors Degree in Orga-
nizational Leadership with an emphasis on
law enforcement administration.
Sean is married and has two daughters,
the youngest is a student in the Woodmore
School District. The family are members
of the Fremont Church of Christ where
Sean is a teacher.
He believes his professional experience,
community service, and desire to ensure a
successful future for his children provide a
strong motivation to serve effectively and
create positive change.
Carrol Township
(Vote for 2)
Running: Richard Keiser, Joseph Verb,
Kenneth Gyde, Rodney Biggert Sr., Allen
Weirich, Phillip James DeLuca
Clay Township (Vote for 2)
Running: Mitchell Hoyles, Donald
Hoeft, Gaylord Sheldon, Matthew Wid-
mer
Put-in-Bay (Vote for 2)
Running: William Dale Burris, Mat-
thew Miller, Christopher Copper, Scott
Pugh
Put-in-Bay School Board
(Vote for 3)
Running: Michael Byrnes, Joy Cooper,
Karen Goaziou, Dennis Uszak
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Other Candidates
Treasurer: Edna Hansen
Port Clinton Ward 4A: Gabe Below
Municipal Judge: Frederick Hany II
Clay Center Council: Mark Franks,
Steve Hochanadel
Elmore Council: (vote for 4) Richard
Claar, Matthew Danschroder, William
Kieffer, Thomas Charles Deitemyer
Elmore Affairs: Alvin Lee Roepke
Genoa Council: (vote for 4) Kenneth
Lee Harsanje Sr., David Brown, Raymond
St. Marie, John Lewis
Marblehead Council: (vote for 4) John
Starcher, Dean Dorko, David Redett
Marblehead Board of Public Affairs:
E. Lynn App
Oak Harbor Council: (vote for 4)
Jacqueline Macko, Susan Rahm, Bradley
Weis
Oak Harbor Mayor: William Eberle
Put-In-Bay Council: (vote for 4) Jeffry
William Koehler, Lee Krendl, Terry Boden-
bender, Jacob Douglas Market
Rocky Ridge Council: (vote for 4)
Brenda Sue Fastinger, Rita Buehler, Emil
Lee Bloomeld
Allen Twp Trustee: (vote for 2) Craig
Blausey, Scott Everhardt
Catawba Island Twp Trustee: (vote for
2) Matthew Montowski, William Rofkar
Erie Twp Trustee: (vote for 2) Frederick
Bice, Dale Thomas C ollins
Portage Twp Trustee: (vote for 2) Sam
Conte, Keith Heileman
Salem Twp Trustee: (vote for 2) Victor
Harder, Ronald Buehler
BCS School Board: (vote for 3) Jeffery
Dornbusch, Jamie Lynn Tooman, Kimberly
Dusseau
Danbury School Board: (vote for 3)
John Kosa, Reba Bishoff
Genoa School Board: (vote for 3)
Christopher Goetz, Kimberly Traver, James
Brossia
North Bass School Board: (vote for 3)
Mary Stonerook, Dale Stonerook, James
Yelensky
Port Clinton City School Board: (vote
for 3) Barbara Drusbacky, Michele Muel-
ler, Paul Edward Shaw
North Point Educational Service
Center: (vote for 2) Paul Lockwood II,
Randall Macko
Wood County Educational Service
Center: (vote for 3) Kenneth Ault, Timo-
thy Meyer, Judith Paredes
Lake Local School District: (vote for
3) Brad Delventhal, Tim Krugh, Monica
Leppelmeier
Issues
Village of Elmore, renewal, 3 mills for
maintenance and repair of streets/alleys
Village of Elmore, renewal, 3 mills for
solid waste collection
Village of Elmore, renewal, .75 mills
for operating recreation facilities and
parks
Danbury Twp, additional, 1.5 mills for
re protection
Harris Twp, additional, 4.5 mills for
emergency medical services
Harris Twp 4, new, local liquor option-
Schedel Gardens D-6 liquor permit
Portage Twp 2, new, local liquor op-
teration- Ciao Bella D-6 liquor permit
Put-In-Bay Twp, renewal, 1.2 mills for
re protection
BCS School District, renewal, 1.2 mills
for general ongoing permanent improve-
ments
BCS Schoot District, renewal, 3.9 mills
for current operating expenses
Port Clinton School District, renewal,
2.3 mills for current expenses
City of Port Clinton, new, natural gas
aggregation with opt out
Woodmore School District, renewal,
5.75 mills, emergency requirements
EHOVE Vocational School District,
replacement, .5 mill for current expenses
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the right Medicare Plan
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MEDICARE
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Oct. 15, 2013 to December 7, 2013
Edgewood Manor has received a 2012 Deciency Free Survey from the Ohio Department of Health
Denice Day, Executive Director and Kaye Lipstraw, Director of Nursing would like to personally thank
the entire sta at Edgewood for achieving a perfect survey from the Ohio Department of Health!
We would also like to thank Ottawa County and the surrounding areas for making Edgewood
your choice for Rehabilitation Care!
1330 S. Fulton Street Port Clinton, OH 43452 419-734-5506
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Super heroes, fairy princesses, goblins, skeletons, clowns, witches, pirates,
vampires and a variety of other creatures descended upon Edgewood as
the afternoons festivities began. Residents sat in their doorways holding
pumpkin buckets overowing with candy as trick or treaters went up and
down the halls gathering their bounty. As the costumed characters passed
by each person, two or three special goodies were dropped into their con-
tainers. Excitement owed from the children as they lled their bags while
the residents smiled with delight at each little ones outt. The children
were so cute, said Pauline Deming, a facility resident. It was fun passing
out the candy and seeing all the kids. After completing the circle through
the halls, donuts and sweet apple cider awaited each participant in the liv-
ing room. As the event came to a close, three lucky children won prizes for
best costumes. Three top prizes were awarded for costumes. First place
this year was McKenna Sullivan, the candy fairy. Second place went to
Alexia and Brendan Luzader. Third Prize went to Angelina Milonov. A
special thank you to all who participated and donated candy for the event.
Edgewood Manor
hosts Trick or Treat
Sunday evening the 13th Annual Riverview Healthcare
Campus Trick or Treat was held. Hundreds of children
trick or treated from the hundred residents at Riverview,
enjoyed trick or treat story time and movies, visited the
haunted basement that beneted the Relay For Life Team
and made special Halloween greetings for residents. There
was a pumpkin carving contest with proceeds benetting
Riverview nurse Sarah Williams run in St. Jude Hospitals
Glass Slipper Run.
The Riverview Auxiliary and other generous donors
made possible the evening that brought smiles to the chil-
dren, families, staff and residents and brightened the halls
of Riverview.
Photos by Donna Lueke, Many more photos at www.
thebeacon.net.
Riverview
Healthcare
Campus
Trick or Treat
AARP will be offering their Driver Safety
program in the Magruder Conference
Center on Friday, Nov. 15, from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Cost is $12 for AARP members
and $14 for non-members. Checks can be
made out to AARP and brought the day of
the program. For reservations or more in-
formation, call 419-732-4061.
Participants will learn defensive driving
techniques, new trafc laws and rules of
the road, how to deal with aggressive driv-
ers, how to handle problem situations such
as left turns, right-of-way, interstate high-
way trafc, trucks and blind spots, how to
safely use anti-lock brakes, air bags and
safety belts. Some insurance companies
offer a discount for those who have com-
pleted the course. Check with your insur-
ance company to make sure.
On Monday, Nov. 18, from noon2 p.m.,
at Otterbein North Shore, 9400 North
Shore Blvd., Lakeside-Marblehead, the
Lunch and Learn program for clergy and
lay participants will consider spirituality
through the mind of a person who has de-
mentia.
The presenter will be Cheryl Conley, MA,
LSW, Alzheimers Association, Northwest
Ohio Chapter. Conley will also discuss
the spirituality of caregivers, as well as
others who are ministering to the person
with memory loss. The goal of the pre-
sentation is to help pastors and lay leaders
understand what God means to a person
with dementia. Some of those perceptions
of God include: God walks with me; God
is my guide; God punishes me for doing
wrong; God as father; and others. The pre-
sentation includes an overview of demen-
tia and how to better nurture the faith of a
person with dementia and the caregivers.
The event is free of charge, but space is
limited. To reserve your seats, r.s.v.p. to
419-798-8250.
Ministering to the Graying Church;
Spirituality and Memory Loss at Otterbein
AARP Driver Safety
Program at Magruder
Thursday Oct. 31
Harvest Carnival
WHAT: Contests, candy, face
painting, bike giveaway
WHEN: 5:30-7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Erie Shores Assem-
bly of God, 220 S. Gill Rd., PC
INFO: 419-734-3322
Lake Disposals Open the
Door to Find a Cure
WHAT: Support Breast
Cancer Awareness, coupons,
refreshments
WHEN: 1 p.m.
WHERE: Lake Disposal, 2669
E. Harbor Rd., PC
INFO: 877-582-6800 or
www.lakedisposal. com
The Gathering
WHAT: Free community meal
open to the public, fully ac-
cessible facility
WHEN: 4:30-6 p.m.
WHERE: St. John Lutheran
Church, Parish Hall, Second &
Adams, PC
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group for
those affected by anothers
drinking
WHEN: 8 p.m. every Thurs-
day
WHERE: Trinity United Meth-
odist Church, 135 Adams St.
Port Clinton
Art Class
WHEN: 6-7:30 p.m. every
Thursday
WHERE: Danbury Senior
Center, Marblehead
COST: $10 per class
INFO: Call Lori at 419-798-
0608.
Open Public Shooting
WHAT: Shooters, including
new shooters, are invited to
do practice shooting.
WHEN: 5:30-8 pm, Tuesday
and Thursday evenings
WHERE: Camp Perry Training
Site, Port Clinton
INFO: Contact 419.635.2141
ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/
publicshooting.htm
COST: $5/adult, $2/junior
Strength Training
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
WHERE: Magruder Confer-
ence Center
COST: $4 per session
INFO: 419-732-4061
Friday Nov. 1
Owl Prowl
WHAT: Weather permitting,
try to locate Great Horned or
Screech Owls
WHEN: 8 p.m.
WHERE: Ottawa National
Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR
2, Oak Harbor
INFO: 419-898-0014 or fws.
gov/Midwest/ottawa
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group for
those affected by anothers
drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every Friday
WHERE: St. John Lutheran
Church, 122 Ottawa, Oak
Harbor
Nov. 1-3
Holiday Open House
WHAT: Door prizes, refresh-
ments, holiday cheer and gifts
WHEN: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
WHERE: The Unique Bou-
tique at Victorian Inn Bed &
Breakfast, 5622 E. Harbor
Rd., Marblehead
INFO: 419-734-5611 or
victorianinnbb.com
Candlelight Open House
WHAT: Food demos, door
prizes, yarn shop trunk show,
Sunday harpist Sirka Schreck
WHEN: Fri-Sat 10 a.m.-8
p.m., Sun 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
WHERE: Christis Just For
Ewe, 9529 E. Harbor Rd.,
Marblehead
INFO: 419-798-5151 or
christijustforewe.com
Nov. 1-24
Humane Society of Ot-
tawa Countys Poinsettia
Sale
WHAT: 3 sizes, 4 colors:
white, red, pink, marble
WHERE: Order forms avail-
able at shelter, 2424 E. Sand
Rd.
WHEN: Pick-up Saturday,
Dec. 7
COST: $5, $10, $15
INFO: 419-734-5191
Saturday Nov. 2
Chicken Paprikash Dinner
WHAT: Open to the public
WHEN: 4-7 p.m.
WHERE: Marblehead VFW
Post 7572, 421 W. Main St.,
Marblehead
INFO: 419-798-4362
Children helping Children
Clothing Drive
WHAT: Clothes $1 a bag,
coats $1 each
WHEN: 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
WHERE: Shoreline Church,
769 N. Locust St., Oak Harbor
Mother to Mother Sale
WHAT: Childrens clothing,
toys, maternity clothes
WHEN: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
WHERE: St. Johns Lutheran
Church, 207 Adams St., PC
COST: 50 cent admission or
non-perishable food item
INFO: Kristina Aukerman
419-960-9156 or rkauk@
frontier.com
Nature Tots
WHAT: Hands on nature ac-
tivities for ages 3-5, reserva-
tions required
WHEN: 10:30-11:30 a.m.
WHERE: Ottawa National
Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR
2, Oak Harbor
INFO: 419-898-0014 or fws.
gov/Midwest/Ottawa
Swampers
WHAT: Hands on nature
activities for ages 6-10,
registration required
WHEN: 1-2:30 p.m.
WHERE: Ottawa National
Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR
2, Oak Harbor
INFO: 419-898-0014 or fws.
gov/Midwest/Ottawa
Immaculate Conception
Church Spaghetti Dinner
WHAT: Carry outs available
WHEN: Immediately follow-
ing 5 p.m. mass
WHERE: Immaculate Con-
ception Church, Port Clinton
COST: $8, children under 7
eat free
Sunday Nov. 3
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS, SET
CLOCKS BACK ONE HOUR
WHEN: 2 a.m.
Jonathon T. Pope Memo-
rial Scholarship Biddy
Wrestling Tournament
WHAT: Weigh-ins Nov 2, 7-8
p.m., 9:30-11:30 a.m. Nov. 3
WHERE: Port Clinton High
School
WHEN: Tournaments begins
1 p.m.
COST: $20
INFO: James Mullens 419-
341-4336 or mullenstree@
gmail.com
Monthly Bird Survey
WHAT: First Sunday of each
month, meet at trailhead
parking area
WHEN: 8 a.m.
WHERE: Ottawa National
Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR
2, Oak Harbor
INFO: 419-898-0014 or fws.
gov/Midwest/ottawa
All you can eat pancake
and sausage breakfast
WHAT: Proceeds go to Sup-
port Honor Flight of NW Ohio
WHEN: 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
WHERE: American Legion
Post 114, 221 Park St., Oak
Harbor
COST: $6
Moments to Remember
Big Band Dance
WHAT: PC Seniors present:
dancing not required to have
fun
WHEN: 2-5 p.m.
WHERE: Moose Lodge 1610,
1005 Lakeshore Dr.
COST: $10 in advance, $12
at the door
INFO: Juanita 419-341-1080
or PC Senior Center 419-734-
1481
Monday Nov. 4
American Red Cross
Bloodmobile
WHEN: 11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
WHERE: Port Clinton Moose
Lodge, 1106 Lakeshore Dr.
Compassionate Friends
WHAT: For bereaved family &
friends that have experienced
the death of a child.
WHEN: 7 p.m., rst Monday
of each month
WHERE: Peace Lutheran
Church
INFO: 419-308-4690 or
www.compassionatefriends.
org
Italian Wild Game Dinner
WHAT: Pheasant salad,
seared rainbow trout, roasted
venison loin
WHEN: 6:30 p.m.
WHERE: Ciao Bella Ristoran-
te Italiano, 3880 Harbor Light
Landing
COST: $68
INFO: Reservations required
419-734-2426
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group for
those affected by anothers
drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every Monday
WHERE: St. Thomas Episco-
pal Church, 214 E. Second
St., Port Clinton
Sisters in Sobriety
WHAT: Sisters in Sobriety, a
womens AA meeting, baby-
sitter provided
WHEN: 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Sutton Center, 1854
E. Perry, Port Clinton
Yoga
WHEN: 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Mondays, following school
calendar
WHERE: Danbury Schools
library, Marblehead
COST: $8 per class
INFO: 419-798-5195 or
www.danbury.k12.oh.us.
Tuesday Nov. 5
ELECTION DAY
Polls open 6:30 a.m.-7:30
p.m.
Open Public Shooting
WHAT: Shooters, including
aspiring new shooters, are in-
vited to do practice shooting.
WHEN: 5:30-8 pm, Tuesday
and Thursday evenings
WHERE: Camp Perry Training
Site, Port Clinton
INFO: Contact 419.635.2141
ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/
publicshooting.htm
COST: $5/adult, $2/junior
Pilates
WHAT: Pilates with Laura
Tyson, instructor
WHEN: 9 a.m. Tuesdays
WHERE: The Ballet School,
Madison St., Port Clinton
COST: $5
INFO: laura_tyson@roadrun-
ner.com.
Strength Training
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.,
every Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE: Magruder Confer-
ence Center
COST: $4 per session
INFO: 419-732-4061
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6 p.m. every Tuesday
WHERE: Catawba Commu-
nity Hall, 3307 NW Catawba
Road
Yoga
WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. every
Tuesday
WHERE: Magruder Hospi-
tal Conference Center, Port
Clinton
COST: $8 per class for the
whole month or $10 per class
INFO: 419-635-2337
Mental Illness Anxiety &
Depression Family Sup-
port Group
WHEN: 6-8 p.m., 1st Tuesday
each month
WHERE: Magruder Hospi-
tal Conference Center, Port
Clinton
INFO: For more info call 419-
732-6264
Multiple Sclerosis Sup-
port Group
WHEN: 6:30-8 p.m., 1st
Tuesday each month
WHERE: Magruder Hospi-
tal Conference Center, Port
Clinton
INFO: For more info 419-
607-6021
Wed Nov. 6
Small Business Basics
WHAT: Bill Auxter Director
for Ohio Small Business De-
velopment Center at Terra
WHEN: 9:30-11:30 a.m.
WHERE: Ottawa County Re-
source Center, Job and Family
Services of Ottawa County
INFO: 800-826-2431 ext
2210
Jazz Night
WHAT: Wine, pasta, and live
Jazz with The Bob Szmik Trio
and special guests.
WHEN: Wednesdays, 7-10
p.m.
WHERE: Slaters Madison
Street Pub, 111 Madison St.,
Port Clinton
INFO: 419-732-2030
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly. All are Welcome.
WHEN: 4:30 p.m. every
Wednesday
WHERE: Danbury Senior
Center, Marblehead
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6 p.m. every Wednes-
day
WHERE: Oak Harbor Library,
147 W. Main St.
INFO: 419-276-0304
Nov. 6 & 7
Red Cross babysitter
training
WHAT: For students residing
in Danbury School district,
11-13 years old
WHEN: 3-6:15 p.m.
WHERE: Danbury Middle
School
INFO: Register by Nov. 4 at
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Port Clinton High
School and Kent State
graduate artist Farin
Blackburn was recent-
ly awarded a Best of
Cleveland recognition
in the October issue of
Cleveland Magazine.
Blackburns Seawor-
thi posters for college
towns such as Kent and
Athens are a collision
of funky calligraphy
and geography, said
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has created a poster
of Young Cleveland,
which includes new
businesses and old,
places that are creating
a city for young artists
and young profession-
als, Blackburn says.
Blackburns art can
be viewed at etsy.com/
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PCHS grad Blackburn receives
Best of Cleveland award
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BY YANEEK SMITH
In their contest against the 11th-ranked
team in Division III, Port Clinton was re-
minded just how difcult life is in the San-
dusky Bay Conference.
Last Friday, the Clyde Fliers defeated the
Redskins, 61-14, behind a balanced offense
that accumulated just over 400 total yards.
Clyde, which improved to 8-1 and 5-1
in the SBC with the win, scored 26 and 21
points, respectively, in the rst two quar-
ters to take a 47-7 lead into the half.
Flier quarterback Tim Hoppe scored
the games rst touchdown on an 8-yard
run before Nathan Stubbleeld tied it at
with a 99-yard kickoff return for a touch-
down. (The kickoff return tied a state re-
cord.)
Clyde responded, scoring three more
touchdowns in the rst half to take a 26-7
before adding three more touchdowns in
the second period.
Flier running back Damien Coburn car-
ried the ball seven times for 183 yards and
four touchdowns and Hoppe connected
on 7-of-12 passes for 163 yards and a
score. Hoppe also scored a rushing touch-
down, running it in from eight yards out
for the games rst score.
Derek Gray led the Fliers with two catch-
es for 67 yards, Blake Miller had one catch
for 40 yards and returned a punt 47 yards
for a touchdown and Colin Rieman had
two receptions for 25 yards and a score.
Port Clinton, meanwhile, which dropped
to 0-9 overall and 0-6 in the league, got 73
rushing yards from running back Tristan
Mallory and 56 from quarterback Bran-
don Moore. Moore also completed 13-of-
19 passes for 70 yards and a touchdown.
Aidan Rospert caught ve passes for 43
yards and a score and Stubbleeld had
three catches for 24 yards.
This Fri-
day, the
Skins host
an Edison
club that is
coming off a
35-7 loss to
Huron. The
Ch a r g e r s ,
4-5 and 2-4
in the SBC,
feature a tri-
pl e-opt i on
offense that
is predicated
upon con-
fusing the
defense and
s us t ai ni ng
the rushing
attack.
Port Clinton falls to Clyde, 61-14
Redskin quarterback Brandon Moore looks for room to run against Clyde. Photo By
Bill Migala
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BY YANEEK SMITH
Unfortunately, Danbury
has run into two teams in
each of the last few weeks
that are playing some of
their best football of the
year.
Facing a Gibsonburg unit
that put up 64 points in its
previous game, the Lakers
fell, 63-21, to the Golden
Bears to drop to 2-7 and 1-5
in the Toledo Area Athletic
Conference. Gibsonburg,
meanwhile, has won three of its last four games and is now
5-4 and 4-2 in the TAAC.
The Bears dominated throughout, scoring 28 points in
the rst quarter before taking a 49-7 lead. Quarterback
Matt Tille connected on 8-of-16 passes for 208 yards, ve
touchdowns and an interception.
The Lakers only rst-half touchdown came on a 45 yard
pass from Seth Vargo to Cody German. Vargo, who n-
ished 6-of-18 for 86 yards and two touchdowns and two
interceptions, connected with Jimmy Chamberlain on a
27-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter to round out the
scoring. German, a running back, carried the ball 17 times
for 118 yards and had a 75-yard touchdown run, and
caught two passes for 48 yards and a touchdown. Cham-
berlain had two catches for 28 yards and a score.
With one week remaining in the 2013 season, the Dan-
bury Lakers have the chance to do one of two things:
(1) build some momentum for the offseason; or (2) lose
another game that will likely put a damper on season in
which Danbury was expected to win 4-6 games.
This Friday, the Lakers host the Hilltop Cadets in the
season nale. Hilltop, like Danbury, is 2-7 and 1-5 in the
TAAC. Last season, the Cadets edged the Lakers, 26-22.
Danbury loses to Gibsonburg, prepares for Hilltop
BY YANEEK SMITH
Perkins departed Friday nights game at Oak Harbor
with a 48-28 victory over the Rockets, but it was a well-
earned, hard-fought win that the Pirates are happy to have
after being tested.
Oak Harbor (4-5, 3-3 SBC) scored on its rst two pos-
sessions to take a 7-0 and 14-7 leads, respectively, in the
rst quarter before the Pirates rallied to take the lead for
good at 21-14 on a 64-yard scamper by running back Dale
Irby with 9:28 remaining in the rst half. Perkins (9-0,
6-0) pushed the lead to 41-14 after scoring three touch-
downs in the third quarter, though the Rockets did ght
back to make it interesting.
Irby turned out to be the difference in the game, rush-
ing 18 times for 276 yards and three scores (57, 64, 4) and
giving the Oak Harbor defense ts with his speed and
quickness. As a team, the Pirates carried the ball 49 times
for 419 yards and nished with 451 yards of total offense.
John Workman helped to pace the Perkins offense with 12
carries for 57 yards and two scores.
With the win, the Pirates clinched at least a share of their
second consecutive Sandusky Bay Conference title.
First off, I just want to say that Coach May and his staff
and his players fought hard tonight, Perkins head coach
Jason Ziegler said. It was a heavyweight ghttheir kids
battled and our kids battled. Their guys fought, and I
knew it was going to be a battle. We made some mistakes,
but when it mattered most, our guys stepped up. Our de-
fense played well at times and we were able to hold them.
In the third quarter, the Pirates took control, driving 55
yards in four plays on the opening drive of the second half
before scoring on a 3-yard run by Workman. Two plays
later, Perkins defense back Vince Scavio intercepted a pass
at the Oak Harbor 26-yard-line to set his team up for
another score. The Pirates drove 26 yards in eight plays,
converting two thirds downs along the way before Trevon
Moore scored from three yards out. And Adam Snyders
6-yard touchdown run with 1:06 remaining in the period
made it 41-14.
But Oak Harbor stormed back, scoring on the next play
from scrimmage when sophomore Andrew Heberling ran
it in from 72 yards out. On the play, he darted to his right,
and burst through the hole made by his offensive line be-
fore utilizing his speed to outrun the Perkins defenders
for the score.
After the Rockets recovered a fumble, Ben Genzman
scored from 42 yards out to cut the decit to 41-28. Oak
Harbor then managed to recover an onside kick, but it was
nullied because it was grabbed out of the air before it
had a chance to touch the ground, a violation of high-
school rules.
The Pirates then put the game away, driving 43 yards
in eight plays before Irbys 4-yard-run with 6:58 put the
game away.
Heberling gave the Perkins defense ts all night, run-
ning 13 times for 111 yards and two touchdowns. Gen-
zman had 18 carries for 96 yards and two scores and Cole
Weirich had 11 carries for 52 yards before leaving with an
injury.
Overall, I was proud of our kids, said Oak Harbor head
coach Mike May. They came out and battled and fought
hard. We battled for four quarters.
I think our offensive line played really well. Heberling is
capable of making plays for us and Ben Geznman ran well,
too. But Im just really proud of our kids.
Perkins defeats Oak Harbor, 48-28
The 8-0 6th grade Port Clinton Braves traveled to Stro-
bel Field to face the 8-0 Norwalk Truckers on Oct. 26 to
play for the Sandusky Bay Youth Football League Cham-
pionship. The Braves won an exciting game, 14-12, to end-
ing their season undefeated.
Braves win Sandusky Bay
Youth Football Championship
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November 7
th
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FRIENDS FOOD FUN ACTIVITIES PRIZES
BY JASMINE CUPP
On Thursday, Oct. 24, the Port Clinton Area Business
and Professional Womens Celebrity Server night took
place at 1812 Food & Spirits. Celebrity servers were chal-
lenged to see who could collect the most money from tips
from friends and family siting in their sections. The mon-
ey raised went to the BPW scholarship fund which helps
women living in Ottawa County.
Coming in rst place was Peggy Debien, Ottawa County
Museum Curator and retired U.S. Navy ofcer. In second
place was Roseann Hickman, BPW President. All together
the celebrity servers raised just under $1750 at the event.
BPW would like to send out a big thank you to each
of the celebrities who attended: Buck and Chuck, Peggy
Debien, Bert Fall, Roseann Hickman, Mike Lento, Trish
McCartney, Margaret Phillips and Jimmy Webb. An addi-
tional thank you to Mayor Vince Leone and his wife Suzi,
to entertainers Mike Mad Dog Adams and cellist Jacque-
line Black, and to supporters WPCR Port Clinton Radio,
RL Morgan Realty Group, First Federal Savings of Lorain,
Playmakers Civic Theater and the staff at 1812.
To learn more about BPW contact Kim Leneghan at
216-346-9874, email at Kas139@yahoo.com or visit their
website www.portclintonbpw.org.
BPW Celebrity Server Night raises money for scholarships
BY DONNA LUEKE
Tuesday evening the park-
ing lots at The Moose Lodge
on Lakeshore Drive were
full, as were the bellies of
many of those leaving the
4th annual Port Clinton
Rotary Pizza Challenge. 528
adults and 53 children sam-
pled pizza from ten area res-
taurants and voted on their
favorites.
Duane Waite, coordinator
of the event, said that the
Pizza Challenge was begun
four years ago after he and
his brother John enjoyed
Sandusky Rotary s Pizza
Challenge and realized that
it could work in Port Clin-
ton. This is the second year
it has been held at the Moose
Lodge. Proceeds go to Rota-
rys scholarship fund for lo-
cal students.
The price is right and the
vendors take the competi-
tion very seriously, said
Waite. He noted that many
people seemed to stay for
an hour or so, enjoying the
variety of pizza and visit-
ing with family and friends.
Throughout the three hour
event, fresh and varied piz-
zas were continuously being
delivered. The average is
of a pizza consumed per
person, said Waite.
A panel of high school stu-
dents judged the best Pep-
peroni Pizza category, won
by Sloopys Sports Cafe in
Lakeside.
The specialty pizza cat-
egory was judged by a panel
of Port Clinton Auditor Cole
Hateld, Schaffner Publica-
tions owner John Schaffner,
Port Clinton Middle School
Principal Carrie Sanchez,
Salvation Army Director
Maureen Saponari and WP-
CRs Bert Fall. The winner
was Papa Jimmies BBQ and
Pizza of Port Clinton, whose
prize-winning specialty piz-
za featured peaches, BBQ
chicken and bourbon sauce.
The peoples choice win-
ner was also Papa Jimmies,
with second place going to
Sloopys and third place to
Brunos of Marblehead.
More photos at www.the-
beacon.net photo gallery.
Port Clinton Rotary Pizza Challenge winners
(LEFT) Papa Jimmies winning specialty pizza. (RIGHT) Specialty pizza judges, left to right: Maureen Saponari, Bert Fall, John Schaffner (seated), Carrie Sanchez, Cole Hateld.
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Main Street Port Clinton hosted a downtown business
Trick-or-Treat Saturday, Oct. 26 from 1-3 p.m. Participat-
ing businesses downtown had orange pumpkins in their
windows inviting ghosts and goblins to come in to get
some candy. Main Street Port Clinton would like to thank
the businesses that participated in the event and thank the
trick-or-treaters that lled the streets.
More photos can be seen at www.thebeacon.net.
Downtown Port Clinton
busy with trick-or-treaters
Saturday afternoon
Main Street Port Clinton invited zombies to take over downtown. Saturday night from
7:30-11:30 p.m. the zombie crawl included eight bars: Mr. Eds, Rosies Bar & Grill, Slat-
ers Madison Street Pub, McCarthys Irish Pub, Bait House
River Bar, Kokomo Bay, Mango Mamas and Papa Jimmys.
The rst 100 zombies that signed up got a t-shirt. As of
Saturday night, over 150 tickets were sold with more being
sold throughout the evening.
In addition to the bar crawl, there was a zombie costume
(being judged by costume and the story of how the hu-
mans became zombies) and a zombie ball that was held at
Mango Mamas from 11:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. All the money
from registration from the zombie crawl went to benet
Main Street Port Clinton.
More photos can be seen at www.thebeacon.net.
BY JASMINE CUPP
On Saturday, Oct. 26, at 9 a.m. the Fraternal Order of Police Associates Lodge #34
held its rst annual Cops & Robbers Road Chase 5k. Registration was $25 and runners
were encouraged to dress up as cops or robbers. T-shirts were given to all those who
pre-registered. There were 65 participants in the race and all of the proceeds beneted
scholarships for graduating seniors pursuing a career in law enforcement.
The un-dead were spotted alive in downtown Port Clinton
Cops & Robbers Road Chase 5k
Runners lined up at the starting line
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LEADERSHIP 4
Port Clinton
Tuesday VOTE Nov 5, 2013

Bert Fall - Auditor
Lifelong Resident, Former Sergeant and Iraq War Veteran,
Leadership Experience, Seeks Transparency in City Finances

Kassie Anderson -
Port Clinton City Council Ward 1
Former Firefghter and Chief of EMS, Business Owner,
Seeks to be the Voice of Ward 1 Residents
Mark Coppeler -
Port Clinton City Council Ward 2
Ward 2 Councilman Since 2009, Business Owner, Seeks
Thoughtul Resoluton to Waterworks Park Development
Trish McCartney -
Port Clinton City Council Ward 3
Business Owner, Civic and Leadership Experience, Seeks
Measured and Ratonal Development of Waterworks Park
Paid for by the Otawa County Republican Womens Club
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R. C. Waters Elementary School was recognized and
honored recently by the Ohio Department of Education
as one of 141 Schools of Promise in the State of Ohio.
R.C. Waters Elementary School was the only school in Ot-
tawa County that earned this distinction, and with more
than 4,100 schools in the state, the honor has been very
well received by the Benton-Carroll-Salem Schools com-
munity.
The Ohio Department of Education developed the
School of Promise program to identify, recognize, and
highlight schools that are making substantial progress in
ensuring high achievement for all students. State Super-
intendent of Public Instruction Dr. Richard Ross com-
mented that, Schools of Promise are examples of what
can happen when principals, teachers, parents, and com-
munity members all believe that children can learn.These
schools overcome challenges, sometimes signicant chal-
lenges, to provide high-quality education to Ohio chil-
dren.
All public elementary and secondary schools in Ohio
who serve a student population with 40 percent or more
economically disadvantaged students (students on free/
reduced lunch) were eligible to be selected as a School
of Promise. To be selected as a School of Promise, the
all students, and students in the economically disad-
vantaged sub group had to earn a 75% or greater pro-
ciency rate on state assessments during the 2012-2013
school year. Further, the school had to earn an A or B on
the Annual Measurable Objective and Progress Grade
measures on 2012-2013 the local report card.
Principal Karen Gruber and the staff of R.C. Waters Ele-
mentary earned commendations from the B-C-S Board of
Education at their October 22nd for achieving the School
of Promise distinction. Upon accepting the commenda-
tions, Mrs. Gruber commented that the School of Prom-
ise distinction can be attributed to the hard-working and
dedicated staff in her building.
R. C. Waters Elementary School named School of Promise
Pictured above is R.C. Waters Elementary School Princi-
pal Mrs. Karen Gruber being presented with commen-
dations for earning the School of Promise distinction
by B-C-S Superintendent Guy Parmigian at the October
22nd Board of Education meeting.
Grade 1 students in Mrs. Christie
Millers classroom at Bataan Memo-
rial Primary Elementary completed
research on pumpkins. Children
worked in small groups with the help
of parent volunteers to measure, weigh
and count. After parents cut open the
pumpkins the real fun began. Students
scooped out the seeds and counted
by groups of tens. More pictures and
video can be seen at www.pccsd.net or
the Port Clinton City School District
Facebook page. Mrs. Miller said the
lesson was made possible by the parent
volunteers and donation of pumpkins
by Jasons Pumpkin Patch.
Pumpkin Investigation at Bataan Memorial Primary Elementary
Grade 1 students (L to R) Payton Booth and Aiden Messer measure a pumpkin at Bata-
an Memorial Primary with the help of parent volunteer Krista Arellano. The students
in Mrs. Millers classroom completed a Pumpkin Investigation.
On Nov. 8 a free developmental screening
will be held for children ages 0-5 residing in
the BCS school district. The screening will
take place at the Oak Harbor High School
in the Auditorium Lobby from 8:30-11:30
a.m. This evaluation is to provide reassur-
ance and answer questions regarding child
development. Participants
will be assessed in the areas
of hearing, vision, gross &
ne motor skills, concept
development and speech &
language development. Pre-
registration is necessary. For
those wishing to be assessed
for developmental delays between the ages
of birth to 3 years old, call Help Me Grow
at 567-262-3141 to make your appoint-
ment. For those older than 3 but not yet
in Kindergarten, contact the BCS Ofce of
Student Services at 419-898-3280.
Developmental screening at BCS
ICS offers after school Art Club
Joni Hoffman, the art teacher at Im-
maculate Conception School, inspires
her students to love art so much that
they want to come back after school
and create. And create is what they
do. Immaculate Conception School
held its rst meeting/work session of
the all new Art Club this past Wednes-
day afternoon. The art club is made
up of students in grades 2, 3, 4, and
5 and will meet once a month in the
schools art room. Each monthly
meeting will explore a new era, style,
or artistic idea. Octobers class fea-
tured crafts made with duct tape. The
students were encouraged to make
whatever they wished out of the util-
ity tape that comes in a variety of fun
colors and prints. Alyssa Diaz made a
mask of Medusa. Madison Weichman,
Paige Reineck, and Ella Roberts chose
to fashionably cover the letters in their
initials. Savannah Nyang even covered
a small lamp with the colorful tape.
The imaginations in the ICS Art Club
are sure to soar and take their curiosity
and creativity to new levels throughout
this school year.
LEGAL AD/
NOTIFICATION
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF OTTAWA COUNTY,
OHIO, PROBATE DIVISION. PAM
HATFIELD, TRUSTEE, Plaintiffs v.
MATTHEW R. DAWSON, et al,
Defendants. Case No.
20139004A, Judge Kathleen
Giesler. NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION. ATTENTION: an
Order to serve the following
Defendants by publication was
issued by the Ottawa County
Probate Court: the unknown
heirs, next of kin, legatees, and
devises of Daisy R. Dawson,
Kevin Crawford, Mary Ellen
Dawson, Dorothy Cranston,
Jacob Cranston, Rusty Cranston,
Dale Cranston Jr., Penny
Cranston, Paula Cranston,
Sharon Cranston, Ronald
Cranston, Barbara Cranston,
James Irvin Wilkinson, Ellen
Crawford Weisenberg, and
Margaret Williams. A Complaint
in Case No. 20139004, has been
led in the Ottawa County Court
of Common Pleas Probate
Division, 315 Madison Street,
Port Clinton, Ohio 43452, by
Pam Hateld, as Trustee of
Dawson Keystone Inheritance
Trust dated January 11, 2011 for
declaratory judgment and
request for instruction as to the
proper beneciaries for a portion
of the Trust Assets and income.
The above parties are required
to answer the above action
within twenty-eight (28) days
after the last publication, which
shall be published once a week
for six (6) consecutive weeks.
Richard R. Gillum (0070227),
Kocher & Gillum, 101
Madison Street, Port Clinton,
Ohio 43452. Tel: 419-732-3135
Fax: 419-734-5644, rich@
kochergillum.com
NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Sealed bids
will be accepted until 1 pm on
Friday, November 15, 2013 at
the ofce of the Safety Service
Director, City of Port Clinton,
1868 E Perry Street, Port Clinton
OH 43452 for furnishing all
labor, materials, and equipment
necessary to complete the work
known as FERRY TERMINAL
PHASE 2-OTT AT PUT-IN-BAY
BOAT LINE COMPANY, 3 North
Monroe Street, Port Clinton. All
bids will be publicly opened and
read aloud at that time and
place. Bids received after that
time will not be accepted. No
bidder may withdrawal his bid
for a period of sixty days after
the date set for opening thereof
and any bid shall be subject to
acceptance by the Owner during
this period. THIS IS A RE-BID
PROCEDURE. ALL PLAN
HOLDERS OF RECORD SHALL
KEEP THE PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS THAT WERE
SECURED FOR THE 4/ 19/2013
BID OPENING INCLUDING
ADDENDUM #1. THESE SAME
BID DOCUMENTS WILL BE USED
FOR THIS RE-BID PROCEDURE.
No changes have been made to
the construction drawings issued
for the original bid procedure. A
DETAILED ADDENDUM #2
SHALL BE ISSUED AND SENT TO
EACH OF THE
AFOREMENTIONED TO BE USED
AS AN ADDITIONAL BID
DOCUMENT FOR THE RE-BID.
This Addendum #1 shall describe
signicant reductions in the
scope of Base Bid work. These
various portions of work shall
instead be bid as additional
Alternates. Bidders shall also
note that the construction cost
estimate has been increased for
Base Bid work. Bid Documents
including Construction Drawings
and Project Manual may be
examined without charge at the
City of Port Clinton ofces or
Daniel Frederick Architects, LLC
at 30 Park Street, Milan, Ohio
44846. Bid Documents may be
purchased from the Architect at
the non-refundable cost of one
hundred dollars per set, plus
shipping, if requested. Bids will
only be accepted from bidders of
record who have attended the
mandatory pre-bid meeting and
have obtained the ofcial bid
documents from the Architect.
The project consists of exterior
and interior alterations to an
existing building to provide
improved passenger ticketing,
waiting areas, and amenities
including handicapped
accessibility. Work will involve
general, electrical, plumbing,
HVAC, and re suppression
trades, all of which will be part
of a single general contract bid.
The project shall be bid as a
LUMP SUM General Contract
proposal to include all labor and
materials required to complete
the work as indicated on the
Construction Drawings. The
Architects revised estimated
construction cost is $695,000
for Base Bid Work. All bids must
be accompanied by either a bid
guarantee and contract bond in
the amount of 100% of the bid
or by a certied check, cashiers
check, or letter of credit upon a
solvent bank in the amount of
not less than 10% of the bid
made out to the City of Port
Clinton. When a check or letter
of credit is used, a separate
100% performance bond will be
required upon signing of the
contract. This bond shall be
underwritten by a State of Ohio
authorized surety listed on the
most current Department of
Treasury Circular 570 Surety
Companies Acceptable on
Federal Bonds. Before
submitting a bid, each contractor
shall review the proposed
Construction Drawings and
Project Manual and shall visit
the site of the work. Prior to
bidding, each contractor shall
fully inform himself as to the
existing conditions and
limitations under which the work
is to be performed and shall
include in their bid a sum to
cover the cost of items necessary
to perform the work as set forth
in the proposed contract
documents. No allowance shall
be made because of lack of such
examination or knowledge.
Submission of a bid will be
considered as conclusive
evidence that the general
contractor has made such
examination. There will be a
PRE-BID MEETING to be held at
the jobsite beginning at 1 pm on
Friday, November 7, 2013.
Attendance at this Pre-Bid
Meeting is a MANDATORY
prerequisite for all general
contract bidders. The successful
bidder will be required to enter
into an Owner/Contractor
Agreement that includes
compliance with all requirements
and further documentation
described in the Project Manual
including conformance to all
provisions of the Federal Davis
Bacon and Related Acts
including the payment of
prevailing wages and benets.
The Owner reserves the right to
waive any irregularities and
accept any or reject all
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LEGAL AD/NOTIFICATION
The annual Bataan Day ceremony will be
held this year on Friday, Nov. 8, at 9 a.m. in the
Bataan Memorial School Gymnasium.
The students and staff of Bataan Memo-
rial Elementary School invite members of the
community to their Bataan Day Ceremony.
This year, students and staff are organizing a
food drive in conjunction with the VFW Post
2480 to benet local veterans in need. Students
and guests are asked to bring a non-perishable
food item with them on Nov. 8.
The Bataan Day Ceremony is held annually
to honor the thirty-two men from Port Clin-
ton who participated in the Battle of Bataan
and the Bataan Death March of World War
II. While traditionally held the Friday before
Memorial Day Weekend, Bataan Memorial
has decided to host the event closer to Vet-
erans Day this year. The ceremony helps the
students remember the history of their school
name and realize the sacrices made by these
brave soldiers and others like them who fought
and continue to ght for their country and our
freedom.
Bataan Day Ceremony Is November 8
bids when, in the opinion of the
Board, such actions will serve
the best interests of the Owner.
The contract, if awarded, will be
awarded to the responsible
bidder who has proposed the
lowest and best contract sum,
subject to the Owners right to
reject any or all bids. The City of
Port Clinton is an Equal
Opportunity Employer. The
owner intends and requires that
this project by substantially
completed with 180 days of the
receipt of the Notice to Proceed.
By order of City of Port Clinton,
Tracy Colston, Safety Service
Director. Publication Dates
October 24, October 31, and
November 7
PROBATE COURT OF OTTAWA
COUNTY, OHIO, KATHLEEN L.
GIESLER, JUDGE. IN RE :
CHANGE OF NAME OF Bryan
Keefe Boles (Present Name),
Bryan Keefe Taylor (Name
Requested). Case No. 20137031,
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
CHANGE OF NAME
[R.C.2717.01]. Applicant hereby
gives notice to all interested
persons-----that the applicant
has led an Application for
Change of Name in the Probate
Court of Ottawa County, Ohio,
requesting the change of name
of Bryan Keefe Boles to Bryan
Keefe Taylor. The Hearing on the
application will be held on the
13th day of December, 2013, at
11:30 oclock AM. in the
Probate Court of Ottawa,
County, located at 315 Madison
St., Port Clinton, OH 43452.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
#544772. ON NOVEMBER 13,
2013 AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE
CONFERENCE ROOM OF THE
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING,
4822 E. CEMETERY ROAD, THE
CATAWBA ISLAND TOWNSHIP
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING
IN REGARDS TO AREA
VARIANCES BEING REQUESTED
BY ROBERT AND BRIDGET
HAMMER FOR PROPERTY AT
5310 E. HULL DRIVE AND ALSO
KNOWN AS LOT 12 OF
JOHNSONS LANDING
SUBDIVISION A IN CATAWBA
ISLAND TOWNSHIP. THE
PROPERTY IS ZONED R-3.
SAID REQUEST IS TO ALLOW
AREA VARIANCES PERMITTING
AN ADDITION TO THE EXISTING
HOME TO BE CLOSER TO THE
ROAD RIGHT OF WAY ON A
CORNER LOT THAN PERMITTED.
THE REQUIRED SECOND FRONT
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Cameo Pizza at 280 SE. Catawba Rd. in Port
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OWNER
5540 Windjammer Ave.
Lakeside/Marblehead
Maintenance free, 3BR, 2 1/2
Baths. 1864 sq. ft. ranch home.
30 boat dock, large lot, 223
frontage with trees. 32 deck,
new roof, windows, siding, Azek
decking, gas replace. 2 1/2 car
nished garage. All kitchen ap-
pliances included. $70 monthly
fee includes water, sewer, trash,
snow removal and heated pool.
$268,900.
Call 419-306-0164 for a tour.
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CLASSIFIEDS
Thursday, October 31, 2013 7B
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
Lake Erie Cottage Amish Furniture Gold & Diamond Jewelry
Basket Collection Collectables Tools Appliances
ON SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2ND, 2013
AT 10:00 A.M.
LOCATED AT: 62 North Hidden Beach Rd.,
Marblehead-Lakeside, OH 43440
DIRECTIONS: From Rt. 2 take Exit #125 (St. Rt. 269)
North 3 Miles to Rt. 163 East. Go 3.5 Miles to North
Hidden Beach Rd. to Auction Site. (Signs Posted.)
REAL ESTATE: consists of 4 bed rm, 1.5 Baths, kitchen
w/ dining area, living rm, Florida rm, lg storage area, front
porch & 9x 21 out building. Located within walking distance
of Lake Erie, several upgrades, improved landscaping and
located in nice quiet neighborhood.
TERMS: $5,000.00 Non-refundable E.M.D. day of auction.
Balance due on or before December 2, 2013. Sold in as-is
(where is) condition and subject to owners conrmation.
Inspection will be Sunday October 27th from 3-5 pm. Real
estate sells at 1:00 P.M. November 2nd, 2013.
FURNITURE COLLECTABLES: Amish made furniture
to include oak tbl w/ 4 arrow back chair; sm oak sever; oak
corner wall cab; oak youth rocker; oak platform rocker w/
rocking ottoman; oak coffee & end tbls; oak t.v. std; oak bas-
ket std; mirror; c-roll ladies desk; oak quilt rack; sev. Amish
oak picture frames & what-not shelves; oval cherry std; youth
bench; wicker patio tbl w/ 4 chairs; wicker tbls; recliner;
couch; metal glider; (2) futons; other misc furniture.
JEWELRY: 14k ring w/ (1) karat diamond; 14k diamond
pendant; emerald & diamond earrings; (2) 1943 gold pesos;
14k ring w/ 5 diamonds; 14k necklace w/ pearl & diamond
pendant; sev. 14K rings; pearl necklace w/ earrings; 14k dol-
phin earrings w/ diamonds; sev. pcs of sterling; sev watches
by elgin, seiko and others.
COLLECTABLES TOOLS APPLIANCES: Collection
of shing reels Pueger, Langley, Peen Peer, Shakespeare;
walleye mt; nautical pictures & collectables; hobby boat
kit; sev longaberger baskets; (2) etched crystal bowls; Italy
pitchers; sev for 8 Milkasa China set; jewel tea bowl; cook
bks; sev Christmas items; yd light houses; concrete basket;
sev yard ornaments; water fountain; hand, power and yard
tools; push mower; wheelbarrow; ladder; rototiller; Craftsman
snow blower; leaf blower; Whirlpool ele range and refrigera-
tor; Maytag washer & dryer; Hot Point refrigerator; sm chest
freezer; gas grill; at screen t.v.; sev other misc.
OWNER: Margaret Highll
Auction Conducted By Geoff Smith Realtor/Auctioneers
London, OH (614) 204-1175
Sales Agent For R.N. Smith Realty
Bob Smith Broker - (740) 852-1043
TERMS: Cash/Check W/Pos I.D. Visa/ Mastercard accepted W/5% Fee.
AUCTIONEERS: Geoff Smith/ Grant Zerkle
www.geoffsmithrealtorauctioneer.com or Auctionzip#14712
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Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Catawba Ofce 4054 East Harbor Road Port Clinton, OH 43452 877-734-5751
4540 Marshs Edge Catawba
3 bed/3 bath home in waterfront development
Beautiful design, 1st foor master
Parks, nature trails & dockage to Lake Erie
$379,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-212-0144
4672 Catawba Woods Dr Catawba
Afordable Catawba condo!
2 bedroom 2 full baths
Spacious with sunroom and patio area
$99,900
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
1348 N Little Ave Catawba
Catawba waterfront
Large dock on wide channel
In prestigious neighborhood
$188,200
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
130 Oak Port Clinton
NEWLY INSTALLED ROOF! MAKE OFFER!
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One block from beach & park
$79,900
Margaret Lenthe 419-341-2014
156 Morningside Port Clinton
Year round living, appliances stay!
2006 Dutch 2 bed 2 bath
Mobile in The Fountains
$49,900
Lisa Horman 419-271-8110
711 North Star Place Port Clinton
3 bed 2.5 bath home with attached garage
All like new Only 5 years old!
Privacy with 100 FT of dockage
$249,000
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
7237 Tanglewood Marblehead
3 bed 2 bath ranch
New rood & siding 2012
Room for a garage
$91,500
Jenny Smith 419-279-0319
377 N Lighthouse Oval Marblehead
2 bed 2 full baths, open kitchen, dining, family rm
Woodburn FP, sunroom, 2 car garage
Across from Lake Erie/public boat ramp
$139,500
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
484 Parkside #25 Marblehead
Blue Water condo Waterview
2 docks on Lake Erie
Virtual tour on LakeErieLife.com
$279,900
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
We are looking for new and experienced sales associates!
please call Mary Ann Gecsi at 419-265-0111 or 419-734-5751
Lots 4 & 5 Airline Rd Put-In-Bay
Pilots dream property!
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$125,000 each
Rudy Cooks 419-341-6376
1691 Airline Port Clinton
11,132 sq ft Hangar home with runway access
Park you plane, boats or car collection inside
Great views from several balconies
$1,200,000
Rudy Cooks 419-341-3676
719 Langram Rd Put-In-Bay
Beautifully restored 4 bed home
Close to town on nearly an acre
Enjoy the nature path & pond
$319,000
Rudy Cooks 419-341-6376
OPEN SATURDAY 1:00-3:00
771 NE Catawba Rd Catawba
3 bedroom 3 bath updated home
Income producing separate rental
An acre of privacy, large barn w/workshop
$229,900
Margaret Lenthe 419-341-2014
OPEN SATURDAY 1:00-3:00
255 Hickory Ridge Catawba
4 bed 4 bath English Tudor style home
3376 sf with fnished basement
2 FP, 3 covered porches, formal living areas
$320,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
3847 N. Clif Rd., Catawba Clifs
3 bd/2.5 ba. 2832 sq. ft.
Lots of storage, View of Lake
www.HowardHanna.com/20125169
$599,000
Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
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Commodore Island Condo
Lakefront condo complex with access to Lake Erie.
You can walk to Lakeside (Chautauqua on Lake Erie) in 10
minutes.
This is a stick built Condo with an oversized 2+ attached
garage.
Expansive deck added by owner which overlooks a wooded
area.
SELLER WILL PAY 1 YR ASSN FEE IN THE SUM OF $3,240.
WITH A CLOSING HELD ON OR BEFORE 12/31/2013.
$220,000
Contact Me: 419-732-3020
Mobile: 419-356-0348
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Im just waiting for the perfect new people to come
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we can snuggle up and be
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Your Vacationland Connection
since 1980
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