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Friday night is special no matter where you are

Redskins girls defeat Perkins

Friday night is going to be spe-cial, no matter where you are inOttawa County. First, the OhioState Illinois wrestling match atOak Harbor High School oughtto fll the gym. Second, the PortClinton Kiwanis will be servingpancake dinners in the Port Clin-ton High School Caeteria start-ing at 5 p.m. prior to the PC-Per-kins basketball game. Proceedsrom the pancake dinners will goto the amily o Devin Kohlman,a PC Middle School student bat-tling a brain tumor.

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I have served on the Port Clin-ton High School Athletic Hall o

Fame selection committee o andon since its inception. They havea complicated set o rules that re-quire 7 votes rom the committeemembers or election. This year,despite a very good group o f-nalists, including the 1971 PCHSootball team that won the GreatLakes League, neither a team noran individual was selected. There-ore, there will be no Class o 13going into the Hall o Fame. Onething is or sure, the committeewould like to have more nomina-tions. Just send them to the highschool, or pick up a orm at theHigh School ofce or the newBoard o Education ofce. You

can fnd a nomination orm alsoonline at www.pccsd.net. Nomi-nations are due by Dec. 1. Whilewe are on the topicdoes any-body have any rushing statisticsor Larry Wiley who played onthe 1962 undeeated team?

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Our Find Wylie win-ner or this week is AlexBastion. He was one o111 entries who ound

our riendly fsh hiding inthe ad or Waldo Peppers on page8A in last weeks Beacon. Alexwins our weekly $20 git cardrom Friendship Food Stores.Well be hiding Wylie again this

week. I you fnd him, drop oan entry orm at our ofce in theBeacon Place Business Center orclick on the Find Wylie Icon atour website, www.thebeacon.net.

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Once again, it pays to advertisein The Beacon. Tom Bohlander,one o the partners at FairwayVillas, saw our article on UnitedWay running short o its cam-paign goal in 2012. He imme-diately put up hal o the short-all$7,500and challengedthe community to match it. Tomdid it in honor o his long-timebusiness partner and riend, RonCase, who passed away last week.

To contribute to United Way inOttawa County, send your con-tribution to 1854 East PerryStreet, Port Clinton, Ohio 43452.to contribute by credit card, e-mail Chris Galvin at [email protected]. Or

you can call in a pledge at 419-734-6645. Finally, you can con-tribute in person at their ofcein The Sutton Center. Thank you,Tom Bohlander.

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The Firelands Presbyterian Mu-sical Arts Series presents Opera-holics this Sunday, Feb. 3, at the

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Black Swamp Conservancy has acquiredan 80-acre tract o land and donated it toDanbury Township in Ottawa County. Theproperty, located on the Marblehead Pen-insula, is adjacent to the townships existing111-acre Meadowbrook Marsh Preserveand will expand the size o the preserve tomore than 190 acres.

The existing 111-acre preserve, ownedand managed by the township, includestrails, picnic acilities and an observationplatorm or wildlie viewing. The new ad-dition connects to the existing preserve tocreate a cohesive corridor and preserves theremainder o the marsh, which contains adiverse mixture o habitats and harbors anumber o rare species. In addition to theland donation, Danbury Township andBlack Swamp Conservancy have enteredinto a perpetual land conservation agree-ment on the entire 191-acre preserve, toensure the signifcant natural resources onthe property remain in their natural stateorever.

Meadowbrook Marsh Preserve is a grandslam or land conservation. It is open topublic use, has scenic beauty, protects wild-lie habitat and wetlands, and provides aterrifc location or bird watching, which isan important part o the tourism industryalong Lake Erie, said Kevin Joyce, execu-tive director o Black Swamp Conservan-cy. We are really pleased to partner withDanbury Township and the Ohio Ornitho-logical Society to nearly double the size oMeadowbrook Marsh Preserve at no costto the township.

This is a very meaningul project orBlack Swamp Conservancy, said RobKrain, its conservation director. Mead-owbrook Marsh is a truly unique site, oexceedingly high biological value. We com-mend the Danbury Township trustees orhaving the oresight to set this place aside

or wildlie habitat, public recreation andenvironmental education. It is a real plea-sure or us to assist with this expansion andpermanent protection o the preserve.

While the Marblehead Peninsula is un-der considerable development pressure or

permanent and seasonal homes, it is alsoa ocal area or a number o conservationorganizations. The close proximity to LakeErie and major migratory yways makesthe preserve a haven or bird species anda hotspot or local bird watchers. Inhabit-ing the property are a number o rare and

threatened species including the bald eagle,early buttercup, narrow-leaved summerbluets, black-crowned night heron anddeers-tongue arrowhead. Area organiza-tions such as the Ohio Ornithological So-ciety and the Black Swamp Bird Observa-tory have utilized the preserve extensivelyor educational programming.

Meadowbrook is a magnifcent wildlieoasis in the heart o one o the most popu-lar destinations in the state o Ohio, statedDanbury Township trustee Dianne Rozak.It oers an excellent experience or pas-sive recreation while maintaining naturalareas or species that make their home inits woods and grassland. The trustees arevery pleased to acquire additional land or

this preserve and look orward to a reward-ing partnership with the Black SwampConservancy.

The Ohio Ornithological Society playeda key role in the project. Recognizing theecological signifcance o MeadowbrookMarsh, and earing the property mightsoon be lost to development, the OhioOrnithological Society contacted BlackSwamp Conservancy or their expertise inland protection. Beore this land donation,the majority o the marsh and surround-ing natural habitat was not protected romdevelopment or conversion to agriculturaluse. The Ohio Ornithological Society alsocontributed money or the purchase o theproperty, which they raised during theirMidwest Birding Symposium held annu-ally in Lakeside, Ohio.

Protection o our rapidly diminish-ing wetlands is critical or Ohios wildlieand migratory bird species, stated CherylHarner, past Ohio Ornithological Societyboard member. The Ohio Ornithologi-cal Society and the thousands o birders inOhio applaud the actions o the DanburyTownship trustees. They are protectingthe last great wetland in the township andproviding access to this important area.Marblehead is a better place today becausethe trustees were proactive in working toattract more bird watching tourists.

Black Swamp Conservancy donates

property for Danbury Township Preserve

Black Swamp Conservancy, based in Perrysburg, is a non-proft land conserva-tion organization dedicated to protecting and preserving natural and agriculturallands or the beneft o uture generations. The Conservancy preserves land mostlythrough perpetual land conservation agreements known as conservation easements.Through such an agreement, the landowner gives up the right to develop the prop-erty in order to protect its conservation values, which might include its value ashabitat or native plants and animals. The Conservancy serves sixteen counties innorthwest Ohio, including the Lake Erie islands, and has protected nearly 13,000acres during its twenty-year history.

To learn more about Black Swamp Conservancy and perpetual land conserva-

tion agreements, visit www.blackswamp.org, or contact Sarah Brokamp at s [email protected] or 419.872.5263.

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By John Schaffner

Wednesday Kiwanis lunch meetings inPort Clinton are rarely laced with politics.However last Wednesday there were somebig surprises. Sometimes when membershave announcements, they make them byturning in happy bucks. Last Wednes-

day, two Kiwanis members announcedthey were ormally going to run or seatson Port Clinton City Council, by oeringhappy bucks to the treasurer.

Kassie Anderson, a resident o Alice

Street in Port Clinton, announced her in-tention to run or the1st Ward seat current-ly held by DemocratRon Aukerman. TrishMcCartney, a residento Ninth Street southo Magruder Hospi-

tal, is running or 3rdward council and theseat presently held byDemocrat Randy Lip-straw. Both Anderson

and McCartney are running as Republi-cans.

The primary issue that has motivatedboth to run is a shared interest in econom-ic development in Port Clinton. Both areinvolved in amily businesses. Andersonsamily owns Transmissions Unlimited onWest Lakeshore Drive and McCartney is a

State Farm Insurance agent with an ofcein the Sutton Center.

As a person involved in a small amilybusiness, I have a vested interest in see-ing our community succeed and grow,

says Anderson. McCartneys answer tothe question, what is

your main reason orrunning? is essential-ly the same. She wantsto see the city stopplaying politics withthe economic uture

o the community.

Two city residents announce as candidates for PC City Council

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Ronald CaseSept. 20, 1951-Jan. 24, 2013

Ronald D. Case, a partnerat Fairway Villas at Catawbapassed on Jan. 24 ater abrie, valiant fght againstlung cancer, at age 61. Hewas born Sept. 20, 1951, inAkron, to Richard and EveCase. A 1969 graduate oCoventry High School, hepursued his love o motor-cycles, going into businessin 1968 with his brotherRick at Case Honda in Mas-sillon.

A true entrepreneur witha keen fnancial mind, Ronhad a passion or busi-ness even as a child, ped-dling strawberries and eggsdoor to door in the Por-tage Lakes neighborhoodwhere he grew up. Over theyears his 14 businesses werewide and varied, spanningrom motorcycles to videorental, making ice creamor his Honeys homemadeice cream stores, then GNCvitamin stores, gol courseand resort development.

He was an enthusiasticgoler, deep-sea as well aslocal pond fsherman, andpoker player, ever the com-petitor. Whether it was hisbikes, his boats, his cars orhis gol carts, Ron lived liewith the credo o aster isalways better. The sameheld true with his illness.

Preceded in death by hisparents and brothers Robertand Thomas, he is survivedby his beloved wie Jeanwith whom he celebrated

38 best-riend and business-partner years; son Greg(Jeri) and grandchildrenAlyssa, Brody and Dax Caseo San Antonio, TX; step-sons Chad Frlich o CoralSprings, FL and Todd Frlich,o Broadview Heights; andbrother Rick (Rita) o Hill-sboro Beach, FL. Ron never

met a stranger, and his am-ily, colleagues and manyriends will certainly misshim and his zest or lie. Ronalways made an impression.

A private memorial ser-vice was held on Sunday,Jan. 27. In lieu o owers,donations-to be matchedby his great riend and busi-ness partner Tom (Joyce)Bohlander-may be made inRons memory to The FirstTee Lake Erie (thefrsttee.org).

Barbara LochotzkiJan. 15, 1944-Jan. 21, 2013

Barbara J. Barb Lochotz-ki, 69, o Port Clinton, diedunexpectedly on Monday,Jan. 21, at Magruder Hospi-tal in Port Clinton. She wasborn on Jan. 15, 1944, inPort Clinton, the daughtero the late Wilber and Delo-res (Humphrey) Rider.

On Friday, Jan. 25, a Masso Christian Burial was heldat Immaculate ConceptionCatholic Church, Port Clin-ton, ollowed by cremation.Online condolences may be

expressed at www.neideck-erleveckcrosser.com.

Sandra JeanBraithwaiteAug. 2, 1945-Jan. 27, 2013

Sandra Jean Braithwaite,67, o Olmsted Falls, OH,passed away Sunday, Jan.27, at the Thomas T. PerciakHospice, Strongsville. Sandywas born on August 2, 1945,in Port Clinton, the daugh-ter o Theodore and Nellie(Tillet) Hollinger.

Visitation will be 5-7p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30, atHeritage CongregationalChurch, 485 West St., Ol-msted Falls, and visitationwill be 5-7 p.m. Thursday,Jan. 31, at Gerner-Wol-Walker Funeral Home, PortClinton. A Memorial ser-vice will be held at 10 a.m.Friday, Feb.1, at the uneralhome. Interment will be atSt. Paul Lutheran Cemetery,Danbury Township. Onlinecondolences may be sharedwith the amily at www.walkeruneralhomes.com.

Frank KovalikNov. 23, 1924-Jan. 21, 2013

Francis R. Frank Kova-lik, 88, o Catawba Islandpassed away on Monday,Jan. 21, at Magruder Hos-pital in Port Clinton. Hewas born on Nov. 23, 1924,in Cleveland, the eldest sono the late Frank and Mary(Madger) Kovalik.

A Mass o ChristianBurial was held at Immacu-late Conception CatholicChurch, Port Clinton, onFriday. Burial will take placeon Monday, Jan. 28, at 2p.m. at the Ohio WesternReserve National Cemeteryin Rittman, Ohio. Onlinecondolences may be ex-pressed at www.neidecker-leveckcrosser.com.

Markus DunhamMarkus D. Dunham, 57,

o Port Clinton, died Satur-day morning, Jan. 26, in his

residence. Funeral arrange-ments are pending at theGerner-Wol-Walker Fu-neral Home & Crematory,Port Clinton.

James ThompsonSept. 28, 1943-Jan. 24, 2013

James E. Thompson, 69,

o Fremont, and ormerly oPort Clinton, passed awayThursday, Jan. 24, at Fre-mont Memorial Hospital,Fremont. James was bornon Sept. 28, 1943, in PortClinton, the son o Jamesand Leaey (Middleton)Thompson.

Private amily serviceshave taken place. Gerner-Wol-Walker Funeral Home& Crematory assisted theamily with arrangements.Online condolences may beshared at www.walkeruner-alhomes.com.

Wesley Wightman Sr.Aug. 2, 1954-Jan. 26, 2013

Wesley R. Wightman Sr.,78, o Port Clinton, passedaway Saturday, Jan. 26, at hisresidence. Wesley was bornon July 6, 1934, in Fremont,the son o Ralph and Grace(Allison) Wightman. OnAugust 2, 1954, in Angola,IN, he married Iva DellaSkinner and she survives.Prior to his death there werefve living generations onhis mothers side o the am-

ily. Wesley was a custodianor the Port Clinton CitySchools or 26 years, retiringin 1997. Wesley was a volun-teer at H. B. Magruder Hos-pital. He loved OSU, Cleve-land Browns, fshing, musicand spending time with hisamily and riends. He willbe greatly missed by his lov-ing amily and riends.

Survivors include: lov-ing wie o 58 years: Iva D.Wightman o Port Clinton;mother: Grace Wightmano Lakeside; sons: Wesley(Tammy) Wightman Jr. o

Port Clinton, Bret (Cindy)Wightman o Elwood, IN,and Todd (Kelly) Wightmano Pemberville; daughters:Shelly (Bill) (Wightman)Young o Green Springs andBrenda (James) (Wight-man) Deininger o Gibson-burg; 9 Grandchildren and7 Great-Grandchildren; sis-ters: Sharon (Frank) Rokaro Port Clinton and LindaMcCleary o Lakeside. Wes-ley was preceded in deathby his ather, Ralph Wight-man and step-mother, Mary(Wightman) Jones.

A memorial service will beheld at 4 p.m., Friday, Feb.1, at Gerner-Wol-WalkerFuneral Home & Crema-tory, Port Clinton. In lieu oowers, the amily has askedthat memorial donations inmemory o Wesley be givento the amily or KingdomHall o Jehovah Witness.Online condolences maybe shared with the amily atwww.walkeruneralhomes.com.

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State Representative Chris Redfern, start-

ing his second stint in Columbus in thatposition, held a Town Hall session Fridaymorning at Port Clinton City Hall. A largenumber of residents and business own-ers from along Lakeshore Drive on PortClintons west side decided it would be agood opportunity to vent their frustra-tions about being forced to tap in to a citysewer line that was put in place a couple of

years ago to service Camp Perry and theLake Erie Business Park.

80 residents and businesses have beennotied by the Ottawa County Health De-partment that they must tie into the lineby the latter part of 2013 or face legal ac-tion. For some of the residents that cost isupwards of $15,000. For some of the busi-

nesses, the number is much higher. Onecampground operator stated that he hadalready had to borrow $31,000 to pay im-pact fees.

All of the elected and non-elected countyofcials agreed that an order that has beenmandated by the Health Department andthe Ohio EPA, as this one has, will certain-ly be followed through. The way the sewerproject was put together in the rst placemakes it ineligible for a program that al-lows assessments for the individual tap ins

to be paid over 20 years. Block grants canbe applied for, but would cover only the 9

or 10 residents with the lowest incomes,according to Geno Monaco.County Commissioner ???? spoke to the

gathering, pledging that the county com-missioners will sit down with the City ofPort Clinton to come up with some cre-ative means of nancing for both the resi-dents and the business owners, to help al-leviate the impact of getting hit with bigfees before the end of the year. Redfernsuggested that the residents ask for an ex-tension from the Ottawa County Board ofHealth. We need to go through a processto nd resources to cover the costs, saidRedfern.

Monaco noted that the interpretation ofthe laws by state agencies and the health

department has changed in the last threeyears, since the dumping of phosphorusinto Lake Erie began to cause the algaeblooms in the lake in 2011. The environ-mental health of Lake Erie has become amuch higher priority.

The overall consensus among the countyand city ofcials in attendance was thatsome sort of low interest or no interest -nancing be found to help the business andproperty owners extend out the cost of thetap-in requirement.

Redferns Town Hall headsin different direction

State Representative Chris Redfern has a cup of coffee while listening to OttawaCounty Environmental specialist Kelley Frey during Redferns Town Hall session Fridaymorning. Photo by John Schaffner

U S Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 16-12 will be conducting the About BoatingSafely Class at the US Coast Guard StationMarblehead, 606 Prairie Street, Marble-head, on Saturday, Feb. 16.

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From Danbury High School:Allison AhrensConcetta GerberBrandon HolmesRex HartWoody Shelby

Immaculate Conception Catholic Schoolwill be celebrating Catholic Schools WeekJan. 27 through Feb. 3rd. It will join themore than 2,000,000 Catholic school stu-dents in more than 7,800 Catholic schoolsacross the nation to celebrate Catholiceducation.

The national observance of CatholicSchools Week began in 1974. During the

week students, teachers, families and stafffocus on the high-quality, faith-lled edu-cation Catholic schools provide. A wel-come is extended to all current families,alumni and anyone interested in learn-ing more about Immaculate ConceptionCatholic School to stop by the schoolsopen house from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. onSunday, Feb. 3.

Teachers and families will be on hand totalk with interested families and studentwork and accomplishments will be ondisplay. Immaculate Conception School islocated at 109 W. 4th Street, Port Clinton.If you have questions about open house orenrollment, call the school at 419.734.3315.

On Jan. 14, the Benton-Carroll-SalemBoard of Education held its annual organi-zational meeting along with its regular Jan-uary business meeting. The group gatheredwas in a cheerful and proud mood as theBoard of Education honored the staff andstudents of R.C. Waters Elementary Schoolfor earning the distinction of being in thetop two percent of high achieving schoolbuildings in the State of Ohio. Both R.C.Waters Principal Karen Gruber and Super-intendent Guy Parmigian praised the hardwork and dedication of teachers, supportstaff, students, parents, and volunteers forallowing the school to earn the distinctionof being in the top 2%. Several membersof the R.C. Waters staff were present at themeeting, and Board members congratu-lated the entire staff. They also encouragedthem to keep up the great work with thestudents they serve.

During its organizational meeting, theBoard unanimously selected Mrs. HeatherDewitz to serve as Board President, andMrs. Jamie Tooman to serve as Vice Presi-dent of the Board for 2013. Mrs. Dewitzand Mrs. Tooman were sworn into theirrespective ofces by the Honorable JudgeKathleen L. Giesler of Ottawa County.The Board set the time, date, and place ofits regular Board meetings for 2013, thefourth Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. atthe Board of Education Ofce.

Board members also received commen-dations from the superintendent for theirhard work and dedication to the studentsand citizens of the B-C-S District as Janu-ary has been proclaimed as School BoardRecognition Month by Governor Kasich.

In other business, the Board approved a

contract for Ginger Stayancho to serve asB-C-S Transportation Director, accepted agenerous donation from Magruder Hospi-tal in the amount of $500 for the baseballseating project, and approved the 2013-2014 Oak Harbor High School Registra-tion Guide. The Board also authorized theSuperintendent to begin the process forthe sale of Graytown Elementary School.Treasurer Tim Coffman presented themonthly report and the Board accepted.Mr. Coffman reported that the district ex-penditures through December 2012 are inline with amounts that were budgeted forthe school year Mr. Coffman also sharedthat the districts overall expenditures weredown more than 15% compared to last

school year.The Boards next scheduled meeting will

be Tuesday, Feb. 26 at 6 p.m. at the BoardOfce.

Last Wednesday morning, students gath-ered in the extended learning area, dividedinto their districts as they held their ownReaping Ceremony. The Fleet 7 teachersdressed as characters from the story whileacting out the Reaping Ceremony, wheretwo students from each district were ran-domly selected as tributes from their dis-trict.

The challenges are both intellectual andphysical in attempts for their district towin the PCMS Hunger Games. Instead oftributes being eliminated, districts instead

will be trying to win these challenges inorder to earn Mockingjay badges. At theend of the unit, the district with the mostMockingjays will win a prize.

The Language Arts teachers have beenworking together to create an interactiveunit with the other subjects. Ms. MalloryMyers, Language Arts teacher, stated, Ourgoal with having our own Hunger Gamesis to have something the kids can get ex-cited about while building teamwork andunity, along with inspiring random acts ofkindness.

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PC Seniors will host their 3rd Annual BBQ Chicken

Dinner on Sunday, Feb. 17, from 11:30 a.m. 2 p.m. orsell-out, whichever comes rst. The dinner will be heldat the Port Clinton Moose Lodge 1610, 1105 W. Lake-shore Drive, Port Clinton. Tickets are $8 advance sale or$9 at the door. Only a limited number of walk-ins willbe available.

Dinners include 1/2 chicken, two sides, a dessert andbeverage and are available for dine in or carry out.Chicken will be prepared by the Bar-B-Que Traveler.Tickets can be purchased at the Port Clinton SeniorCenter, 320 E. Third St. (Tues., Thurs, or Fri. 10 a.m. 1p.m.) or at Marys Blossom Shoppe, 125 Madison St.,Port Clinton.

For further information call Juanita @ 419-341-1080.Proceeds will benet the PC Seniors special projectsfund.

A new program to help patients keep better track of theirprescribed medications is now being offered at BassettsMarket Pharmacy in Port Clinton. This unit-dose bubblepackaging system is designed to ensure people take theirpills at the proper times each day and in the correct dos-age.

It is very simple and easy to use, said Dawn Fitt, Bas-setts Market Pharmacy Manager. This will be a usefultool for patients who may have trouble keeping track of,or who may forget to take their medications. I really be-

lieve almost anyone on multiple drugs can benet fromthis program.The service will be offered as a single medication blis-

ter pack or a multi-medication weekly med-box type ofblister packaging. The medications can then be punchedthrough a foil type backing and are organized accordingto day and time they are to be taken.

This service targets patients who may live in assisted liv-ing facilities, group homes, or any individual who may justneed help remembering to take their medications. It can

be very helpful for patients who take a lot of medicationsor forget when or if they have taken their pills, said Fitt.Adherence, or following your prescribed drug schedule, isvery important for medications to be fully effective, and toavoid hospital visits and more healthcare costs.

It was a natural thing for us to work with patients to en-sure better outcomes, and it happens to t with BassettsPharmacys goal to provide services that help patients getthe best care and get the full benets from their drug ther-apy, Fitt said.

To participate in this program, set an appointment withthe pharmacist, bring in your medications and the phar-macist will screen your prescriptions to double check fordrug interactions and duplications. Bassetts Pharmacy isoffering a free one month trial to anyone who is inter-ested. After that, there will be a monthly fee to providethis service. Bassetts Pharmacy also offers free deliveryand mail services.

For more information contact Bassetts Market Phar-macy at 419 732-6300.

The Salute to Senior Service program, sponsored byHome Instead, Inc., the franchisor of the Home InsteadSenior Care network, honors the contributions of adults65 and older who give at least 15 hours a month of volun-teer service to their favorite causes.

Nominations for outstanding senior volunteers will beaccepted between Feb. 1 and March 31, 2013. State win-ners then will be selected by popular vote at SalutetoSe-niorService.com. Online voting will take place from April15 to April 30. From those state winners, a panel of seniorcare experts will pick the national Salute to Senior Servicehonoree.

Home Instead, Inc. will donate $500 to each of the statewinners favorite nonprot organizations and their sto-ries will be posted on the Salute to Senior Service Wall ofFame. In addition, $5,000 will be donated to the nationalwinners nonprot charity of choice.

We all know seniors who do so much for our commu-nity, said Enedelia Marez, general manager of the Home

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Heartbeat of OttawaCounty is presenting theirInternational Food Festthis Saturday, Feb. 2, at theImmaculate ConceptionSchool Cafeteria. Partici-pants will have the oppor-tunity to taste entrees pre-

pared by area restaurantsfrom 6 to 8 p.m. Entreeswill also be available fromarea individuals. Advancetickets are $10 for adultsand $4 for children 10 andunder. Tickets at the doorwill be $12 for adults and$5 for children. To order

your ticket, call Heartbeatat 419-734-9359. If nobodyanswers, leave a message.

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The Oak Harbor AreaChamber of Commercewill hold its annual dinnerthis Friday, Feb. 1, at 6 p.m.

at the Community Mar-kets VFW Memorial Hallon West Main Street. Theevening will kick off withsocial hour, followed by ahot buffet dinner, a shortbusiness meeting to elect

the 2013 board members,followed by the entertain-ment which will be videohorse races. There will alsobe a Chinese Auction anddoor prizes. Tickets are $12each and may be purchasedby calling the chamber of-ce at 419-898-0479.

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This Saturday, Feb. 2, is

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insula Chamber of Com-merce has purchased 12benches to be placed inparks throughout the Pen-insula. The benches madeof 100% recycled plasticand maintenance free are agift to the Danbury Town-ship Board of Trustees.

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Riverview Industries,now known as RVI, willbe holding a bake sale onFriday, Feb. 8, at the Na-tional Bank of Ohio in Oak

Harbor from 10:30 a.m.until 1 p.m. All proceedsfrom this sweet event willbenet the Client CouncilFund at RVI. This fund al-lows clients at RVI to enjoyspecial events and outings

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Attention Crafters! Ven-dors are being sought fora Spring Craft and VendorSale on Saturday, March 23,from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. atSt. Peters Lutheran Churchon State Route 579 acrossfrom Blackberry Corners.This will be the last Satur-

day before Easter Sunday.Proceeds from this eventwill benet the Relay forLife of Ottawa County forthe American Cancer So-ciety.

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I got a note this week fromSarah Horne regarding theConestoga West End Proj-ect. The group meets thethird Wednesday of eachmonth, which means theirnext meeting will be Feb.20. They have changed thelocation and will now meetat Bataan Schools new

cafeteria starting at 6 p.m.They will still do potluckstyle meetings if desired,but not necessary.

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During 2013, we look forward to merging

with Marblehead Volunteer Fire Depart-ment, becoming the Danbury Township Fireand EMS. Working together serving otherswill make for better and more efcient Fireand EMS Services.

Since 1905 The Lakeside Fire Departmenthas been truly blessed with the support ofthe residents of Danbury Township.

Sincerely,Marvin W. Rettig,

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Port Clinton LighthouseOn behalf of the board

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meeting at the Ida RuppPublic Library last Thurs-day, at which we discussedour ongoing efforts to re-store the old lighthouse.

Judging from the strong attendance, there isa great desire to see the lighthouse restoredand what that could mean for the future ofthe city.

I fervently hope that this grassroots cam-paign, which we have dubbed Bring Backthe Light, will begin a necessary dialog, notonly about the future location of the light-house but also the future of the community.For those who were unable to attend or wereunaware of the event, and who are interested

in monitoring the progress of the project,we plan to schedule future public meetingsin order to keep the public informed. In themeantime I continue to urge resident resi-dents to tell city leaders how they feel aboutthe preservation ofthis wonderful artifactand what part it should play in Port Clin-tons future development.

Richard Norgard, President,Port Clinton Lighthouse Conservancy

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Trailing 19-9 midway thru thesecond quarter, the Port ClintonLady Skins mounted a furious rallyagainst Perkins, outscoring the Pi-rates, 43-23, the rest of the way toclaim victory, 52-42.

Down 19-9, the Skins went on a

10-0 run, tying the game on a three-point play by junior forward TiffanyColston early in the third quarter.

Colston gave the Skins the leadfor good at 26-24 on a three-point-er midway thru the fourth quarter.From that point, Port Clinton out-scored Perkins, 26-18, the rest of way.

Colston led the way, nished with21 points and 10 rebounds, bothgame highs, and Hope Thorbahncontributed 12 points and veboards. Colston also did a ne jobdefensively, holding Perkins forwardShannon Ebert in check, and limitedher to 10 points.

After losing three straight games, thePort Clinton boys basketball team wasable to right the ship, at least temporar-ily, in their 66-59 victory over St. MaryCC.

Holding a 36-21 lead over the Panthers,the Redskins nearly let the lead slip awayas SMCC cut the decit to 60-56 beforeholding on for the win.

Freshman Nathan Stubbleeld led theway with 29 points and seven reboundsand Brock Moore and Ian Kyle nishedwith 11 and 10 points, respectively.

SMCC got 23 points from playmakerDenarius Harris.

With the win, the Skins improve to3-11 overall and 3-7 in the SBC. ThePanthers, meanwhile, fall to 9-7 and 4-6in the league.

Port Clinton returns to action thisweekend as they face two of the bestteams in the area. On Friday, the Skinshost Perkins (12-3, 9-1 SBC) and, onSaturday, Port Clinton welcomes Nor-walk (16-0).

Trailing 31-24 early in the third quarter,the Oak Harbor Rockets were in positionto make a game of it against the undefeatedClyde Fliers.

But, as great teams do, the Fliers put thegame away by outscoring the Rockets, 27-13, during the rest of the quarter and 17-7in the nal period to defeat Oak Harbor,75-44, on Friday at home.

Led by Amanda Cahill and Lexi Weber,who scored seven points apiece in the thirdquarter, Clyde took over the game in thethird period to win its 18th game of theseason. Cahill nished with 22 points forthe game and Kelsey Michaels helped pacethe Fliers with 21 in the victory.

With the win, the Fliers improve to 18-0overall and 11-0 in the Sandusky Bay Con-ference. Oak Harbor, meanwhile, falls to9-6 and 6-5 in the league.

Kelsey was a key inside, doing some dirtywork, and those are things we need, saidClyde head coach John Cahill. Amandawas Amanda and we got past a pretty goodbasketball team in a game that was closerthan the score indicated. It was a prettycompetitive game.

Breanna Michaels scored nine points andWeber and Makaylin Lozier nished withseven and six, respectively.

We got good play out of a lot of kids,Coach Cahill said. The deeper we are, thebetter we are.

The Rockets, who trailed 17-6 after one

quarter and 31-21 at halftime, were able tocut the decit to 31-24 on a three-pointerby Maria Boers early in the third quarter.At that point, Oak Harbor, which had notplayed very well until that point, had to feelpretty good about how things were going.That is, until Amanda Cahill, Kelsey Mi-chaels and Weber took over.

We talked about how we werent playingvery well and how we werent executing (athalftime), Amanda Cahill said. We cameout in the second half and played better as ateam. Oak Harbors a really good team andwe knew they would ght back.

Oak Harbor point guard Makayla Car-penter led the Rockets with 16 points,Andrea Cecil nished with 12 and Boerschipped in with 11.

We pulled it to seven at the start of thethird quarter, said Oak Harbor assis-tant coach John Kontack, and I think welooked up and said, Wow, were in thisgame. Youve got to give credit to CoachCahill, Amanda Cahill and Kelsey Mi-chaels. We felt that we didnt play very wellin the rst half and were down 10 (at half-time) and we hit a three to get within seven.Youre right there in it, and Clyde scoredin bunches and thats where you get hurt.Amanda Cahill did a nice job of running

their press.The Rockets resume action on Tuesday

when they travel to Genoa and Clyde hostPort Clinton next Saturday.

Huron controlled the game throughout,jumping out to a 16-4 lead after one quar-ter before cruising to a 62-38 win over Oak

Harbor.The Tigers took a 37-21 lead into the half

before putting it away with a 16-8 advan-tage in the fourth quarter.

Huron forward Aaron Driftmeyer ledall scorers with 17 points and Colin Mc-Cready chipped in with 11.

Oak Harbor got 13 points from A.J. Ceciland Andy Rathbun nished with 10.

The Rockets travel to Clyde on Fridayand face Perkins on Tuesday.

Danbury 59, Old Fort 29Danbury took a 9-5 lead after one quar-

ter and held a 23-12 advantage at halftimebefore taking control by outscoring OldFort, 36-17, in the second half to defeatthe Stockaders, 59-29, in non-conferenceaction.

Alyssa Almendinger led all scorers with16 points and Megan Stephens chipped in

with nine.Bell had 11 points to lead Old Fort.

Danbury 45, Northwood 13The Lakers won their third consecutive

conference game, defeating Northwood,45-13, behind a 13-0 rst-quarter run.

After taking a 20-5 halftime lead, Dan-bury put the game away with a 15-4 ad-

vantage in the third quarter to make it35-9.

Cassidy Rhodes led all scorers with 10,Erin Lavelle nished with nine, all of themcoming on three-pointers, and StephanieKukay chipped in with eight.

Dominique Cruz led the Rangers withve points.

With four games left in the season, the

Lakers are currently 9-8 and 8-2 in theTAAC, good enough for second place.Danbury, which is two games behind To-ledo Christian (10-0), stands one game infront of Ottawa Hills (9-6, 7-3 TAAC) andCardinal Stritch (8-7, 6-4 TAAC).

The Lakers have two road games comingup, one with Stritch (Thursday) and theother with TC (Saturday).

40 High School Bowling Teams competed in the RedskinBowling Tournament at Star Lanes at the Harbor Saturday.When all the pins had fallen, Hurons Boys and BowlingGreens Girls were Champions in the day-long event. PortClintons young Girls Team (4 sophomores, 4 freshmen)ended up 2nd.

The Lady Redskins led by Alysia Zoellers 231 game led

the 9:00 Squad Qualifying with a total of 2884 on teamgames of 800-641-780 and added 663 in Baker. Reilly Wit-tman (141-123-203)and Samantha Stroupe (165-144-158)both rolled series of 467 to lead PC. Eryn Binder rolled 401,Kassidy Mahler 374, Raven Rogers a 155 game, Kate Chap-man a 126, and Kaylee Vollmer is the other team member.

In the 2nd round of 5 Baker games, the Lady Redskins

nished 4th with a Baker score of 790 to earn a place inthe stepladder nals behind longtime nemesis Eastwood,Bryan, andleader Bowling Green.

The Lady Skins defeated Eastwood 2 games to 1 (155-154, 127-180, 190-174), defeated a strong Bryan girls team2-1 (169-158, 172-213, 181-131) to advance to the Cham-pionship match vs an outstanding Bowling Green team

and lost 2-0 (114-194, 147-161)Our girls had a fantastic day said Coach Bob Black.Hopefully they learned how good they are, and can be,and see the importance to improve to the level of the elitegirls teams. Alysia bowled great, threw 2 strikes in the 10thframe of the rts game against Eastwood to win by 1 pin.We have to credit all the girls efforts, and Coaches Hol-

lister and Wittman for getting them to the Championshipround.

Port Clintons Boys qualied 2nd in the 9:00 Qualifyingbehind tournament winner Huron with a score of 3987 ongames of 911-1058-1014 + 1004 in Baker. They fell to 11thin the 5 game Baker rolloffs with 846. Sean Black made theAll Tournament Team with a 656 series.

We bowled outstanding the rst squad said Coach BobBlack. Sean (Black) 656, Darryl (Trent) had a 604 series,Caleb (Conrad) 584, Dave (Wilburn) 574, and Kyle (Ra-dloff) 565 which gave us great balance. When we cameback, we just couldnt make competitive shots. Hopefullywe learned that we have to bring our A game every timewe play.

Port Clinton boysstop losing streak

Port Clinton52, Perkins 42

Danbury girls stand insecond place in the TAAC

Rockets girls lose to Clyde

Rockets boys lose to Huron

40 Teams compete in Redskins Bowling Tournament

Port Clintons Kalib Shiets puts up a shortjump shot over the Sandusky St. Marys de-fense Saturday night. PHOTO BY BILL MIGALA

Hannah Weaver gets clear for a jumper againstPerkins. PHOTO BY BILL MIGALA


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Local GovernmentCity of Port Clinton - www.ci.port-clinton.oh.us

Ottawa County - www.co.ottawa.oh.usVillage of Oak Harbor - www.oakharbor.oh.us

Community ActionWSOS - www.wsos.org

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STEPS Provider Agencywww.STEPSagency.com

Non-Profit Health CareAmerican Cancer Society - www.cancer.org

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BBQ & CaterersBar-B-Que Traveler, Inc. - www.barbquetravelerinc.com

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Put-in-Bay - www.put-in-bay.com

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Northcoast Jobs Connection (The Job Store)www.northcoastjobs.org

Ohio Means Jobs www.ohiomeansjobs.com

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OCTA - www.co.ottawa.oh.us

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Allen Township1-23-13 Michael J. Zaciewski Jr. and Jessica A. Zaciewski toRussell L. Canter, 6060 North Opfer-Lentz Road, $160,000.

Carroll Township1-22-13 Alice Skinner to Leslie and Kathleen Bowyer, 5583North Russell Road, $32,000.

1-23-13 Penny R. Johnson et al to Gage B. and Nicole M.Forman, 7850 West Toussaint East Road, $54,000.

Catawba Township1-23-13 Keith H. and Karen L. Ohm to Jacob S. and AlexandraP. Chenevey, 4424 East Beach Club Road, $155,000.

Danbury Township1-25-13 Rhonda Moore to Douglas R. Haney Jr. and Brenda L.Haney, 2090 Wyandot, $84,500.

Elmore Corp.1-22-13 Joanne Belair to Christine M. King, 312 FremontStreet, $75,900.

Genoa Corp.1-23-13 David F. and Margaret A. Haar to Claudette J. Allred,1404 Washington Street, $50,000.

Harris Township1-23-13 Luann Juergens et al to Robert R. and Kathleen A.Bench, 3185 South Schultz-Portage Road, new split 54.431acres, $503,789.

1-25-13 Luann Juergens et al to Joshua E. Haar, South Schultz-Portage Road, new split 11.830 acres, $123,420.1-25-13 Luann Juergens et al to Kenneth E. Neeb and SandraA. Rodewalt, South Schultz-Portage Road, new split 13.475acres, $74,161.

Salem Township1-23-13 Justin Dobbelare to Federal National MortgageAssociation, 12734 West State Route 163, $59,334.

1-24-13 Thomas R. and Bonita L. Lucien to David O. and

Claudia A. McGlothlin, 370 South Toussaint Portage Road,$142,000.

Real Estate TransfersThe Port Clinton Area Chamber ofCommerce held a New Member rib-bon cutting ceremony for the REMOpportunities Center located at2026 E. Harbor Road in Port Clintonon Jan 24. REM invited the commu-nity to a Community Fair to learnmore about the REM Ohio.Pictured left to right: LauraSchlachter, President of the PortClinton Area Chamber of Com-merce; Bridget Coleman, DSP; JamieDePottey, participant; Stacy Tweeto,REM Ohio Program Director; Joc-elyn Bisson, REM Ohio Program Co-ordinator; Lee Vivod, Vice-Chairmanof the Chamber Board of Directors;and Lynn Nickelson, participant.

NEW MEMBER RIBBON CUTTING HELD FOR REM OHIO

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LEGAL AD/

NOTIFICATION

SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE(Delinquent Taxes) Case No.

12CV471 State o Ohio, OttawaCounty Robert J. Hille, Treasurero Ottawa County, Ohio Plaintivs Clint Wagner, et al DeendantIn pursuance o an Order o Salerom Common Pleas Court in theabove entitled action, I will oeror sale at public auction in the

Room 100, frst oor o theOttawa County Court House inPort Clinton, Ohio, in the above

named County on Friday,February 8, 2013 at 10:30 AM

the ollowing described realestate: Situated in the State oOhio, County o Ottawa, HarrisTownship. To see a ull legaldescription, visit the Ottawa

County Recorders Ofce, secondoor o the Ottawa County

Courthouse, 315 Madison St.Room 204, Port Clinton, OH

43452. Parcel number/s: 017-01394-25013-002 PropertyAddress: 14878 W. SR 163,

Elmore, OH 43416 Notice isgiven that such taxes andspecial assessments, orinstallments o special

assessments, and any otherassessments, which are not

legally due and payableaccording to law at the

confrmation o sale, and allpenalty and interest charges

placed on the property rom thetime o confrmation o sale untilpayment in ull and distributionis made shall remain a frst andbest lien on the parcels, and the

purchasers shall take suchpremises subject to all such

taxes, assessments, interest andpenalty charges. Said premisescannot be sold or less than thetotal o said delinquent taxes,interest and accrued penaltiesand Court costs in the amount

o $14,500.58. Bidding to startat $14,501.00 I said premises is

not sold at the above time, itwill be reoered at public sale at

the same time and at the sameplace on March 1, 2013 not lessthan (2) weeks, not more thansix (6) weeks. TERMS OF SALE:A 10% deposit is required attime o sale, either in cash or

certifed check. Uponconfrmation o sale rom the

Ottawa County Court oCommon Pleas, payment o

balance due 8 days aternotifcation by the Sheris

Ofce to the successul bidderthat they have received

confrmation o the sale.Payment o unpaid balance

beyond said 8 day period shalldraw interest at 8% per annumrom the date o notifcation to

the successul bidder by theSheris Department. Stephen J.

Levorchick, Sheri OttawaCounty, Ohio by Gale L. Zelms,

Deputy Sheri David Boldt,Prosecutors Ofce, OttawaCounty 315 Madison Street

Rm.205 Port Clinton, OH43452, 419-734-6845 Publish

dates: 1-18-13, 1-25-13, 2-1-13

PUBLIC

HEARING NOTICE

The Catawba Island TownshipTrustees will hold a public

hearing concerning a proposedzoning map amendment to the

Catawba Island ZoningResolution, adopted 1965. The

hearing will be held at 7:30 P.M.on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 in

the Catawba IslandAdministration Building at 4822E. Cemetery Road, Port Clinton,Ohio. The applicants are Scott &Olsie Keils and the portion o the

property being rezoned is

located in Section 3, Lots 2 oCatawba Island Township andalso known as 1906 N. WestCatawba Road. The present

zoning is R-1 Residential andthe applicant is requesting azoning change to the R-2

Residential District. The parcel tobe rezoned contains

approximately 0.38 acres oland. The proposed map

amendment may be viewed atthe Catawba Island

Administration Building onTuesdays rom 12:30 p.m. to

4:30 p.m. and Fridays rom 8:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or at the

ofce o the Ottawa RegionalPlanning Commission, 315

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through Fridays, except holidays.At the conclusion o the publichearing, the Catawba IslandTownship Trustees will make

their decision on the mapamendment. Karen Shaw, Fiscal

Ofcer

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING#544634 ON FEBRUARY 13,2013 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE

CONFERENCE ROOM OF THEADMINISTRATION BUILDING,

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WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING

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