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Danbury spring sports photos
I got to fy the Ford Tri-Motorlast Friday. Not THE Ford Tri-Motor, but the fight simulator atthe Liberty Air Museum. I got theplane up and down saely romCarl Keller eld to the Put-in-Bayairport. However, we did a hopto Kelleys Island and my landingthere wasnt so smooth. As they
say, any landing you walk awayrom is a good landing!!! Thesimulators, including one or theP-51 Mustang, will be at the Mu-seum through this coming week-end. Check em out!
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Want to win a $500 gas card?The Port Clinton 4th o JulyCommittee is partnering withFriendship Food Stores or themonth o April at both their sta-tions in the PC area, 1810 E. PerryStreet and 3800 State Road. Theywill be selling rafe tickets withthe winner getting a grand prizeo $500 gas card. Proceeds romthe rafe benet the 2013 4th oJuly celebration in Port Clinton.You can purchase your tickets or
$1 each o 6 or $5 at any o thestores or you can contact Mikeand Mary Ann Snider or DebbieHymore Tester. The drawing willbe May 1. Good luck.
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Our Find Wyliewinner or this weekis Wendy Cortez o
Erie Township. Shewas one o 102 en-
tries who ound our riendly shhiding in the ad or Trevas PetGrooming on page 11A in lastweeks Beacon. Wendy wins ourweekly $20 git card rom Friend-ship Food Stores. Well be hid-ing Wylie again this week. I yound him, drop o an entry ormat our oce in the Beacon Place
Business Center or click on theFind Wylie icon at our website,www.thebeacon.net.
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Last week, we also lost anothergood riend. R. Neil Merckens,the longtime publisher o thePeninsula News and RepublicanPolitical Activist, passed away lastweek. Neil and Rosemary werextures on the peninsula. Wespoke many times about the pub-lishing business over the years.His ideas on community publish-ing and mine have always beenvery similar. I will miss him.
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Dont orget the benet or lo-cal troubadour Ronnie Howardthis Sunday at Cleats in Marble-
head. Ronnie, the lead singer orthe band Cruisin lost his van andall o his equipment in a re sev-eral weeks ago. The benet willbe this Sunday, April 7, rom 1-5p.m. Tickets are $25 or a specialbuet meal and are available atCleats, Minuteman Press and atThe Beacon. That aternoon youcan hear Cruisin, Colin Dussault,Smooth Groove and MORE!
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St. Paul United Church oChrist in Oak Harbor is holdinga giant indoor Garage Sale andVendor Gala this Saturday, April6, rom 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at thechurch located at 165 Toussaint
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30thANNIVERSARY
Tell Tales
By JOHN SCHAFFNER
The Tin Goose Flies Again!
BY DONNA LUEKE
The Marbletucky Inn, opening thissummer at 189 South Bridge Road,Marblehead, will be bringing a newand yet amiliar dining and entertain-ment experience to Ottawa County.
The tradition o island ood, wheth-er on the southern or the northerncoast, is ood that makes you eelgood, like you are coming home toGrandmas house, says manager andco-owner Kelsey Rider-Bell.
Kelsey and her husband Brian Belland Kelseys ather Bruce Rider arethe owners and ches o The Marble-tucky Inn. I have been cooking withmy dad since I could look on thestove, and I love it. It is time or himto retire and we want to do some-thing together.
Bruce Rider, born and raised onCatawba Island, is trying to create alegacy or my daughter. Ater mili-tary service, Rider lived in Kentucky,
Puerto Rico and South Carolina be-ore returning to his native northcoast.
Rider will be the pit-master or theslow-smoked barbecued pork thatwill be the centerpiece o the Marble-tucky Inns menu. The Carolina-stlyevinegar-based barbecue sauce meltsthe at rom the pork and breaksdown and tenderizes the meat, saysRider. The custom-built cooker wasset to arrive this past week.
Rider is also a talented musician,and has already booked several namegroups or the stage that will be theocal point o the Inn.
Kelsey and Brian, both DanburyHigh School graduates, were mar-ried on the beach on Catawba. Kelseyhas a degree in marketing and man-agement rom Tin University andBrian has a painting business.
The vision o the Inn is to speak toall the senses, and to showcase every-
ones gits, those o the musicians,the cooks, the mural artist and thepurveyors. The sound level or theblues, bluegrass and rockabilly musicwill be such that people can still haveconversations, and all patrons willhave a seat so that they can better en-
joy the music and the ood. The oodwill be home-cooking and wheneverpossible home-grown, using produceand meats rom local providers.
As to the name, The MarbletuckyInn, It is a name that honors theroots o this area o Marblehead ando Kentucky, said Kelsey. We wantto do our part to build up this com-munity.
The Marbletucky Inn will be openin June and at least until November,Thursday through Saturday and hala day on Sunday, rom 11 a.m untilmidnight. For more inormation goto www.marbletuckyinn.com or ol-low on acebook.
Pulled Pork
Pork Ribs
Barbecued Chicken
Smoked Sausage
Fried Catfsh
Fried Chicken
Barbecue Hash
Catfsh Stew
Various Seaood (on occa-sion and when seasonallyavailable)
Coleslaw - Carolina BBQStyle
Sweet Potato Pudding
Various Greens
Okra & Tomato (TomatoGravy)
Summer Squash
French Fries
Hush PuppiesBiscuits
Macaroni & Cheese
Rice
Beans
Kentucky Beer Cheese
Various Vegetables (asseasonally available)
Banana Pudding
Various Cheesecakes
Fruit Cobbler (as seasonally
available)
Marbletucky Inn means down-home cooking
Kelsey Rider-Bell and BruceRider at the under-construc-
tion Marbletucky Inn
Doors open approx. 1 1/2 hr.s before showtime.
Date Time Event6/2/2013 8:00pm Commander Cody Band
/Grand Opening6/7/2013 8:00pm Horse Cave Trio
6/8/2013 3:00pm Horse Cave Trio6/29/2013 8:00pm The Twistin Tarantulas7/6/2013 8:00pm The Jimi Vincent Band
Live Roots music events
Easter Egg SaturdayBY DONNA LUEKE
On Saturday morning thousandso pastel plastic eggs were scatteredover the lawns, parks and groundso Ottawa County. By mid-ater-noon, most had been harvested bytreasurer-seeking children.
In Port Clinton at 10 a.m. over 250basket and bucket toting young-sters and their entourages annedout across the courthouse lawn. In
a matter o minutes, the lawn wasswept clean, and lines gathered orphotos with and additional treatsrom the Easter Bunny. As a bo-nus, the re truck that brought theBunny was available or climbing
on and in. The hunt was sponsoredby the Port Clinton Recreation De-partment.
By 1 p.m. at James Park in Marble-head the welcome sun had warmedthe air and earth enough that the egghunters there were not encumberedby heavy coats. The entire park wasstrewn with eggs, courtesy o theEaster Bunny and helpers rom theMarblehead Fire Department. Not
only did the children gather manytreasures, but they had the bonuso the exercise o running the park
grounds rom egg to egg. The Eas-ter Bunny arrived by re truckand posed or photos in the shel-ter house. Fire-truck climbing wasagain a popular event.
At East Harbor at 2 p.m. the EasterBunny and helpers rom Friends oEast Harbor Park clustered aroundthe shelter house at the camp-ground beore beginning their egghunt. It was observed that the Easter
Bunny was uzzier at East Harbor.Perhaps he/she was razzled rom ahectic day o public appearances.
Galleries from all three Easter egghunts are online at thebeacon.net.
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Its Quarter Mania, an afternoon of fun, food and rafes at theBay Township Fire Hall, 4471 W. Fremont Rd., this Sunday, April7. Doors will open at 1:15 p.m. with the Mania getting startedat 2 p.m. $5 gets you 1 paddle to bid on items. Additional paddleswill be available for $1 each. Bring your quarters! For more infor-mation, contact Tina Veverka at 419-704-3335.
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Edgewood Manor in Port Clinton is hosting a FREE light lunchand fall risk assessment on Tuesday, April 9. The assessments willlast approximately 15 minutes and will require a reservation. Theywill be offered every 15 minutes beginning at 1:30 p.m. If youwould like a free assessment and lunch, call Carrie McGlothlinat 419-734-5506 or you can e-mail your registration to Carrie [email protected]. Reservations need to be made bythis Friday, April 5.
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Interested in gardening but you dont have the space? Cometo the Beech Street Park Community Garden at 3rd and BeechStreets on Port Clintons east side on Thursday, April 25, at 10 a.m.to learn about organic gardening. If you cant make it, call DaveMehl at 419-206-0482 for more information about a 4 x 8 raisedbed for 2013. Beds are available to any Port Clinton City resident.
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Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted will speak on Voter Fraudnext Thursday evening, April 11, at Anjulinas Banquet Hall, 2270W. Hayes Ave. (Rt. 6). This event is co-sponsored by the Ottawaand Sandusky County Womens Clubs. Social Hour starts at 6p.m. with dinner at 6:30. Tickets are $30 per person. Reservationsmust be made by this Friday, April 5, by calling Karen Crall at419-797-9099.
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We are fortunate to have several local folks who are membersof the Fostoria Lake Plains Barbershop Chorus. They will holdtheir annual Concert at Fostoria High School on Saturday, April27 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $12 in advance and can probably bepurchased at Split Winds Gallery on North Madison Street in PortClinton. Their website is www.lakeplainschorus.com.
TELL TALES from COVER
Gerald J. KrajcerDec. 13, 1932 - Mar. 23, 2013
Gerald J. Krajcer, 80, passed away onMarch 23 at his home in Parma, Ohio. Heis survived by his loving wife of 58 years,Joan; two sons, Jerry and Dan; two daugh-ters, Terri and Beth; as well as two brothers,Richard and Francis; and two sisters, MaryTherese (Terri) and Judy; 8 grandchildren
and many nieces and nephews.He enjoyed summer vacations in Marble-head since 1963, shing and sitting by thecampre at night-time, and he made manyfriends here. He retired from Ford MotorCo. after 42 years. He was a member ofAmerican Legion Post 555. He bids a fondfarewell to all his friends in this area.
His body was donated to The ClevelandClinic. A celebration of his life will be heldat a later date.
Anna M. RameyJune 11, 1921-March 29, 2013
Anna M. Ramey, 91, of Port Clinton,went home to be with the Lord Friday,
March 29. She was born June 11, 1921, inVirginia, the daughter of Willard I. and Sa-mantha G. (Steele) Hale.
Interment will be at 1p.m., Wednesday,April 3, at Temple Hill Cemetery, Castle-wood, VA. Online condolences may beshared with the family at www.walkerfu-neralhomes.com.
Doris L. RookMay 10, 1021-March 30, 2013
Doris L. Rook, 91, of Rocky Ridge, diedSaturday evening, March 30, in RiverviewSenior Healthcare Campus, Oak Harbor.She was born May 10, 1921, in Fremont,Michigan.
The funeral service was conductedWednesday, April 3, at the Robinson-
Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, OakHarbor, with interment in Elliston Cem-etery, Elliston. Online condolences may beshared with the family at www.walkerfu-neralhomes.com.
Kenneth A. RoseKenneth A. Rose, 64, of Port Clinton,
passed away Monday, April 1, at St. VincentMercy Medical Center, Toledo. Arrange-ments are being handled by Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, PortClinton.
Bruce G. StantonBruce G. Stanton, 76, of Oak Harborand formerly Toledo, died Monday, April1, at Riverview Healthcare Campus, OakHarbor. Arrangements are being handledby the Robinson-Walker Funeral Home &Crematory, Oak Harbor.
Donna Jean WagnerJune 22, 1925-March 28, 2013
Donna Jean Wagner, 87, of Oak Harbor,passed away Thursday, March 28. She wasborn June 22, 1925, in Gypsum, the daugh-ter of John and Pauline (Gassan) Simko
A Mass of Christian Burial was con-ducted on Monday, April 1, at ImmaculateConception Church, Port Clinton. Inter-
ment was in Union Cemetery, Oak Harbor.Online condolences may be shared withthe family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.
Patricia WoodromeNov. 27, 1932-March 22, 2013
Patricia E. Woodrome, 80, formerly ofPiqua, more recently of Marblehead, diedFriday March 22, at Firelands RegionalMedical Center of Sandusky. She was bornNovember 27, 1932, in Piqua to the lateCharles E. and Erma L. (Moore) Snider.
A service to honor her life was heldWednesday March 27, at the Jamieson &
Yannucci Funeral Home, Piqua, with buri-al at Miami Memorial Park, Covington.Condolences and expressions of sympathymay be expressed through www.jamieso-nandyannucci.com.
Thomas Avery Sr., 61, retired, andDebra ONeal, 59, insurance adjudaca-tor, both of Genoa.
Jason McCann, 39, charter captain andJacqueline Lockhart, 40, manager, bothof Marblehead.
A boy was born on March 30 at Fire-lands Regional Medical Center to Brit-
tany and Steven Harper of Port Clinton.A girl was born on March 30 at Fire-
lands Regional Medical Center to Brit-tany and Robert Christiansen of PortClinton.
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Easter Egg Hunt thank youThe City of Port Clinton would like to say Thank You to
the businesses and the individuals who donated for the2013 Easter Egg Hunt.
First we would like to say thank you to Champions forChild for partnering up with us, and for the parents thatdonated candy. And Thank you to Rotary Club of PortClinton, PC Fraternal Order of Police Lodge # 79, Mc-Donalds, Wal-Mart, Wendys, Ace Hardware, Arbys, Bas-setts Market, Friendship Food Stores, Community Mar-
ket, Dupps Printing and Supply, Larry Hartlaub, Sharonand Snip Snider, Carl and Dorene Harden and DonnaDrusbacky. Also thank you to Jennifer Porter, Lisa Chura,Rachelle Pine, Donna Drusbacky, Mike Snider, DanielleDroege, Justin Wilhelm, Roseann Hickman, Chief RobHickman, the Port Clinton Police Department, the PortClinton Fire Department and North Central EMS for thetime that you donated to help with the hunt.
The help from these individuals and businesses are whatmade this years Easter Egg Hunt a great success!
Thank you!The City of Port Clinton
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On Thursday March 7, the multipur-pose room o Ottawa County RiverviewHealthcare Campus was flled with staand their amily members or a specialnight o recognition and celebration. Ev-eryone enjoyed a pig roast with a variety osalads, desserts, and pulled pork.
The evening began with a presentation
that eatured acility-wide honors River-view achieved in 2012. These honors in-cluded the highest admission rate in six
years. A total o 290 residents/patientswere admitted in 2012 and 212 o thoseadmissions (72%) returned back to thecommunity. The acility also celebrated itsMedicare 5 star rating, which it has main-
tained since January 2010. The acility hasbeen named on the US News and World
Reports listing o Best Nursing Homesor 2011, 2012, and 2013. The highlighto the evening was the announcement othe 2012 Employee o the Year. The stao Riverview votes or the winner o thishonor rom the 12 sta having receivedEmployee o the Month over the year.Riverview was proud to announce Paul
Harrison (Mainte-
nance) as the OttawaCounty RiverviewHealthcare Campus2012 Employee o theYear!
Paul was born inGermany while hisather was stationedthere in the UnitedStates Air Force. Oth-er than Germany, hehas lived in Bettsvillealmost his entire lie.Paul has three sons,ages 21, 18, and 16.
Paul has been em-ployed at Riverview
since July 2011. Forhim, the most satis-ying aspect o work-ing at Riverview ishelping the residents.He believes the stamembers are an ex-tension o their am-ily, and in some casesall they have. Itsvery rewarding to meto help them maketheir days easier andhappier. Even i its asimple good morningor a handshake aterfxing something or
them, it puts a smileon their ace, Paulstated.
When Paul is notat work helping theresidents, he is usu-ally lending a hand tosomeone with a homeproject or involved
in his sons sporting events. When hedoes get ree time, Paul likes to go camp-ing, boating, taking his sons hunting, andgol with amily and riends. Gol is mystress reliever, he stated, its un to justtake the boys out and have some bondingtime. Paul can also be ound cheering onhis avorite sports teams; the Ohio State
Buckeyes, the Pittsburgh Steelers, and thePittsburgh Pirates.
Riverview Healthcare Campusannounces 2012 Employee of the Year
Kendra German (Administrator), Robin Pfeiffer (Human Re-
sources Coordinator), Cara Densic (RN Case Manager) Cel-ebrate with 30 Year Employee, Lisa Barrett (Directorof Activities)
Ottawa County Commissioners Steve Arndt and Jodi Regalcongratulate 2012 Employee of the Year, Paul Harrisonof Maintenance
Easter Sunday morningThe churches o the county were dressed in their
fnest linens and estooned with lilies and springowers on Easter Sunday morning.
The congregation o Marbleheads First UnitedChurch o Christ processed to the lakeront or anear-sunrise service on the cool morning. The wor-ship service, led by Rev. Kay Cox, eatured guitar
music and candle-
lighting to welcomethe Light o Eastermorning.
(Right) St. JosephsCatholic Church,Marblehead (Be-low) Candle-light-ing congregants ofFirst United Churchof Christ
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Winning designs include the ollowingstudents and their school:
Regan Draeger, Wood-more Elementary
Zin Yadana Oo, Dan-bury Middle School
Madelynne Schurdell,Danbury Middle School
All o the winners andtheir schools received areplica mini billboardeaturing their artwork.Students also receivedan eco riendly feecesweatshirt made romrecycled PET plas-tic (soda bottles). TheDistrict would like tocongratulate all o thewinners and thank allstudents who partici-
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Ottawa County AdultBasic and Literary Edu-cation (ABLE) is oer-ing ree classes to helpadults who need to im-prove their basic edu-cational skills to enteremployment, to enrollin post secondary edu-cation or to earn a GEDdiploma.
The classes are held atthe Ottawa County Re-source Center in OakHarbor on Tuesdaysand Thursdays romnoon-2 p.m. and 6-8p.m. The instructor isSandy Braunworth.
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In cooperation withthe Port Clinton Kiwan-is Club, Port ClintonCity Schools recognizesoutstanding elemen-tary students as TerricKids. The ollowinghave been honored asTerric Kids in March2013:
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Dr. Joseph Darr of Port Clinton, was among a selectgroup of doctors of chiropractic from around the worldinvited to participate in the 21st Annual Symposium onNatural Fitness held February 28March 2 in Columbus.Held annually in conjunction with the Arnold Schwar-zenegger Sports Festival, this event welcomed hundredsof doctors of chiropractic, students and friends fromaround the world. Sponsored by the Council on Fitnessand Sports Health Science of the International Chiroprac-tors Association, this event celebrated its 21st Anniversary
this year.Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger again highlighted
the 2013 ICA chiropractic conference with his personalappearance before the packed Symposium audience. Astrong advocate of chiropractic care for people of all ages,Governor Schwarzenegger shared his thoughts about theimportance of chiropractic care and his appreciation of itsability to help people on many levels, stressing the impor-
tance of chiropractic as a signicant means of preven-tion and its preventative function as a key componentof all health care programs, both public and private.Governor Schwarzenegger spoke about his observationsand experiences with chiropractics value from the po-dium, telling the audience:
I really appreciate the chiropractic profession becauseyou are out in the community taking care of patients ofall ages, naturally and with great skill. I myself have al-ways been out there campaigning and talking well about
chiropractic. Weve got to let the people know that thereis a necessity, its not even an option, its a necessity tohave a chiropractor. As much as it is a necessity to havea dentist, if you have a dentist for the family, you shouldhave your chiropractor for your family.
Governor Schwarzenegger also spoke about his ownpersonal experience with chiropractic, recognizing thecare he received throughout the years in relation to
his success in champion-ship bodybuilding andfor his ability to maintainsuch a rigorous public ser-vice, travel and appearanceschedule. He commentedon developments in healthcare, the need to includeprevention and the contri-
butions chiropractic caremakes to that key elementin health care:
Prevention, its all aboutprevention. I have seen itover the years, over the 40
years since Dr. Franco Co-lumbu, my dear friend be-came a chiropractor, andhow this has helped ourfamily, how many times hehas saved the day in ourfamily. So we know the val-ue. We talk about it all thetime. Every seminar thatI do about exercising andtraining, weight resistance
training, good nutrition, Italk about the importanceof chiropractic.
Commenting on the im-portance of including in-centives for healthy livingand prevention in all health
care programs and linking the chiropractic profession tothe benets of health and prevention, he noted,
We know it (prevention) works. And we know that you(chiropractors) are in the right profession. Because youare really in a profession that saves people money, and itbrings the health care cost down. This is what I love about
your profession. You are the most incredible profession,
you always help people.This years Symposium program included a special pre-
sentation by Olympic champion and coach for the USOlympic Water Polo team, Dr. Terry Schroeder, who spokeeloquently about many aspects of chiropractics clinicalefcacy in enhancing sports performance and managinginjury prevention and injury recovery, and also shared in-sights about his personal experience with chiropractic andsports performance.
The ICA Natural Fitness Symposium focuses on theclose relationship between tness and health, and bringstogether the worlds of athletic competition, exercise andtness, and chiropractic science to educate all participantson the value of natural health through exercise.
Dr. Joseph Darr is a 1978 graduate of the National Col-lege of Chiropractic National University of Health Sci-ences, where he also served as a teaching assistant in anat-
omy and x-ray. Dr. Darr served as Board President andOutstanding Alumnus of the Firelands College of Bowl-ing Green State University. Active in his profession, he isa member of the American Chiropractic Association andthe Ohio State Chiropractic Association. In practice forover thirty-ve years, his practice is located at 125 E. ThirdStreet in Port Clinton.
Port Clinton chiropractor attends tness conference
Photo: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Dr. Joseph Darr
Monica Mokos has re-cently been hired as thenew Imaging Director at
Magruder Hospital.She comes to Magruder
with 20 years of Radiol-ogy/Imaging experience.In her most recent posi-tion, she was the Opera-tions Manager/Supervi-sor of Imaging Servicesat Kaiser Permanente. Inthat role she was respon-sible for the daily activi-ties of Imaging Services atthree facilities.
Mokos holds her Asso-ciate of Applied Sciencein Radiologic Technol-ogy from Cuyahoga Com-
munity College and herBachelors of Science fromBaldwin Wallace Col-lege. She was also a labinstructor for the Radio-logic Technician Programat Cuyahoga CommunityCollege.
Mokos lives in Lake-wood and enjoys spend-ing time with family andfriends, travel, history andthe performing arts.
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Otterbein Northshore of Lakeside-Marblehead, is en-couraging all those who are interested in walking orrunning in the Marblehead Bank 5K Daisy walk/runon Saturday, May 11, to join the Daisy Walk training onWednesdays at 5:30 p.m.
Beginning March 27, Soni Marker, veteran 5K runner,will lead a six-week training camp. The Wednesday meet-ings are free and Soni will help you learn how to safelytrain so that the 5K will be a fun and rewarding experi-ence.
The training sessions will be held at Otterbein NorthShore and walks/runs will take place in the Lakesideneighborhoods. For more information call OtterbeinNorth Shore at 419-798-8250.
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Joanne Beasley, MBA, RHIA has recently been hired asthe new Health Information Management Director atMagruder Hospital.
She comes to Magruder with over 10 years experiencein healthcare. Most recently she was the Director ofHealth Information Management at Samaritan RegionalHealth System in Manseld, and prior to that she was theManager of Health Information Services and the PrivacyOfcer at Wooster Community Hospital. She has experi-
ence with the Cerner digi-tal software that Magruderimplemented in 2010.
Beasley has a Bachelorof Science from The OhioState University in HealthInformation Management& Systems, and a Master ofBusiness Administrationfrom Franklin University.She also currently servesas a Director on the Ex-ecutive Board of the OhioHealth Information Man-agement Association.
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Autism SupportWHAT: This group is for any-one who has been touchedby Autism and is free andopen to the public. Facilitatedby the Ottawa County Boardof Developmental Disabili-ties, the group offers a wayfor caregivers and familymembers to connect withothers to share informationand resources about AutismSpectrum Disorders. Registra-tion is not required.WHEN: 6:30 p.m. the rstThursday of each monthWHERE: Magruder HospitalConference CenterINFO: 419-898-0400
Al-Anon/AlateenWHAT: Twelve-step group forthose affected by anothersdrinkingWHEN: 8 p.m. every ThursdayWHERE: Trinity United Meth.
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Strength TrainingWHAT: Strength traininghelps prevent age-relatedmuscle loss, in addition tokeeping bones and metabo-lism strong.WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.mWHERE: Magruder Confer-ence CenterCOST: $4 per sessionINFO: 419-732-4061
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WHAT: An art class for teensthrough adults continuesthis winter at the DanburySenior Center. Local artist LoriRoberts-Cobbledick is theinstructor.WHEN: Thursdays from6-7:30 p.m.WHERE: Danbury SeniorCenter, MarbleheadCOST: $10 per classINFO: Call Lori at 419-798-0608.
TOPSWHAT: Take Off PoundsSensibly; all are welcomeWHEN: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.;weigh-in at 6 p.m. everyThursdayWHERE: 320 E. Third St., PortClinton
Open Public ShootingWHAT: Shooters, includingaspiring new shooters, are in-vited to do practice shooting.WHEN: 5:30-8 pm, Tuesdayand Thursday eveningsWHERE: Camp Perry TrainingSite, Port ClintonINFO: Contact 419.635.2141ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/
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Al-Anon/AlateenWHAT: Twelve-step group forthose affected by anothersdrinkingWHEN: 7 p.m. every FridayWHERE: St. John LutheranChurch, 122 Ottawa, OakHarbor
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Special Olympics beneftbreakastWHAT: Breakfast benet forSpecial Olympics. Includespancakes, bacon, eggs andcinnamon rolls with orangejuice, coffee and milkWHEN: 9-11 a.m.WHERE: O.H. Perry MasonicLodge, 118 Monroe, PortClintonINFO: Mary Evans at 419-967-5071
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Feast o Divine MercyWHAT: Celebration of theFeast of Divine Mercy. Thehour of prayer and readingswill be followed by refresh-ments in the parish hall.WHEN: 3 p.m.WHERE: St. Josephs CatholicChurch, 822 Barclay, Marble-head
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YogaWHAT: Bring a mat and wearloose clothing for the class.Linda Green, instructor.WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. everyTuesdayWHERE: Magruder HospitalConference CenterCOST: $8 per class with signup for the whole month or$10 per classINFO: 419-635-2337
Sisters in SobrietyWHAT: Sisters in Sobriety, awomens AA meetingWHEN: Tuesdays at 7:30p.m.WHERE: Sutton Center, 1854E. Perry, Port Clinton
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help them with this challeng-ing job. The facilitators areMichele Mueller of HomeInstead and Jody Strickling ofOtterbein North Shore.WHEN: 6:30 p.m. the secondWednesday of each monthWHERE: Magruder HospitalConference CenterINFO: 419-734-5050
WHAT: Zumba classesWHEN: 5:30 p.m., Mondaysand WednesdaysWHERE: Magruder HospitalConference Center, PortClintonINFO: call 419-732-4061COST: $4 per class
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SaturdayApril6th
6-10pm
JasonLaPorte
DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS $6.50
Thurs. April 4th
Open Mic Night
with David Lester
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Fri. April 5thRosemary Schram
Vocalist
Sat. April 6th
Ed KlaehnGuitarist/Vocalist
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Chateau Tebeau Winery
HOURS: Thurs - Fri 11:00 am - 10:00pm Saturday 2:00 pm - 10:00pm
Bob & Mary Tebeau, Owners
Mondays 4-9pmSteak Night
Tuesdays$1.50 Bud Light Pints
WednesdaysMartini MadnessStarting at $4.50
Thursdays
Date Night!Pinot & Pasta for 2 $39
Trivia NightApril 4th
with Ronnie Chandler7pm
Happy HourMon-Fri 4-6pm
DAILYLunch Specials
Starting at $6.50
Dinner Specials
after 4pm
SUNDAYSBreakfast9am-1pm
Murder Mystery*
April 19thJoin us for another exciting
evening of an interactivedinner theatre with Short
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$57.00 per person(alcoholic beverages & gratuity not
included); prepaid reservations only.
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Located in the Historic Island House Both locations open daily102 Madison Ave. Port Clinton, OH 419-960-7546
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Friday, April 5th
Neon BlackUnplugged
7-11
Saturday, April 6thComedy Club NightJason Cooper, 7pmTickets: $10 Advanced
$15 at the door
(2 Drink Minimum withoutDinner Purchase)
DJ Hank Fox/KaraokeStart at 10pm
3845 East Wine Cellar Road, Port Clinton
419.797.4445 www.monamiwinery.com
Friday & Saturday8:30 PM - 11:30 PM
19th - The Poptarts
20th - The Late Show
26th - Crusin
27th - Crusin
Sundays2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
7th - Frank & Dean
14th - Kevin & Yvonne
21st - Colin Dussault Trio
28th - Epitome
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Full menu in Chalet @ 12:00 PM
Happy Hour, Wed - Fri 4pm-7pmFall Bridal Fair October 6th, 2013
FridayWine & Dine $55
Bottle of Wine & 2 Entrees,includes soup or salad
SaturdaySeafood Buffet $30
SundayBrunch $17.99
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Cathy Magers
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Karen RinasCustomer Service Rep
Alma ShowalterCustomer Service Rep
Kelly BullerwellCustomer Service Rep
Lisa MolnarCustomer Service Rep
Amy KirbyCustomer Service Rep
Cheryl DeVoreAVP Mortgage Banking Ofcer
Missy Walker
VP Retail Manager
Melinda Stacy
Port Clinton Branch Manager
Brittany Christiansen
Customer Service Rep
In 2012, the Danbury Lakers baseball team had a 12- 12record, 5-7 in the TAAC.
The Lakers lost six seniors to graduation, John Bunce,Branden Burke, Dalton Chapman, Caleb Helline, LucasKennedy and Cory Schenk. This group left their mark onthe program, being the class with the greatest numbers ofwins (49) over their high school careers.
The top returning lettermen for the Lakers are seniorpitcher Zach Kalinoski, a 3-year letterman, and pitcher/shortstop sophomore letterman Chase Botson. Promis-ing underclassmen are sophomores Mike Stys, catcher/pitcher; Alec Calton, 1st/pitcher; Jack Tyson, 2nd/pitcher;and freshman Austin Buchanan, shortstop/pitcher.
The Lakers 2013 squad is young but energetic. The2013 teams strengths include coach-ability & team ca-maraderie, according to coach Adam Steinbrick. TheLakers need to learn in a hurry and most of all show con-tinuous improvement throughout the year.
The projected starting line-up could include as many as
six sophomores and a freshman. Ottawa Hills and North-wood will be favorites in conference play once again.
In addition to head coach Adam Steinbrick, the Lakerscoaching staff includes Bryan Dudash, Jeff Corbin andMike Limberios.
Danbury Baseball 2013 Danbury Softball 2013
Back Row: Alec Calton, Dylan Menier, Taylor Molnar, Devin Thompson, Coach Stein-brick Middle Row: Coach Corbin, Donnie McCune, Taylor Dray, Shay Rickard, ChaseBotson, Coach Dudash Front Row: Austin Buchanan, Jack Tyson, Zach Kalinoski, RyanChapman, Mike Stys Not Pictured: Zak Miller
Back Row: Coach Matta, Amber Sypherd, Kylah Mackall, Heather Spears, TaylorIrwin, Cassidy Rhodes, Coach Culp Middle Row: Elissa Rae Barren, Sam Puckett, Ev-elynn Hermiller, Engelica Cichocki, Alyx Perram, Rachael Kirk, Henter Elfman FrontRow (Managers): Hannah Pilanco, Sarah Bassetti, Lilly Bishoff
Marcus Hunt, who graduated from Port ClintonHigh School in 2010 and now attends the University ofFindlay, won the Malone College Spring Invitationalthis past weekend, placing rst out of the eld of 62competitors. Hunt nished in a three-way tie for rstplace after 36 holes and then claimed the individualtitle in a playoff.
Hunt wins MaloneSpring Invitational
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2B Thursday, April 4th, 2011 BUSINESSnNORTHCOASTLIVE The Beacon
John Rader, CRSKathy Rader, Broker
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Lake Shore Realty
LakeShoreRealtyLtd.comEach office independently owned and operated.
One Grand Lake Drive Port Clinton, OH
Office: 419-734-7355,
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Closed & Ready to Close SalesFrom Jan 1st to April 1st, 2013LET US SHOW YOU HOW ITS DONE!
Portage Twp, waterfront sand
beach, 2 car garage, large
porch $500,000
2BR Waterview Condo with
dockage, garage, pool & ten-
nis $209,000
50 Boat dock deeded 3BR
2BA ranch home near East
Harbor St. Pk. $179,900
Catawba x me up, 3BR
2BA with large yd. and 2 cargarage $79,900
Lake front condo 2BR 2BA
with sandy beach, marina,
pool & clubhouse $200,000
Waters Edge lakefront house,
3BR 2BA, sandy beach, pool
next to restaurants $325,000
New construction Emerald
Shores 3BR, pool, deeded
dock, water view $300,000
32.5 Boat dock at your door,
3BR 2 BA, Florida room,
replace, family room on
channel $179,900
Dock at door luxury 2BR
2BA condo, pool, tennis,
beach, attached garage
$117,900
Newly remodeled 2BR Cape
Cod with land & 1 1/2 car
garage $86,900
On the lake with sand beach,
4BR 2BA, 2 car garage, den,
seawall $610,000
North Main Marblehead 3BR
xer, raised ranch &69,000
Sand Rd. lakefront home 3BR
2BA 2 car garage
New construction Catawba
4BR 3 BA on Lake Erie,
sandy beach
Point Falls 4BR 3BA condo
with 40 dock, pool, tennis,
clubhouse $330,000
10 acres commercial on St.
Rt. 163 close to Wallmart
with sewer system $299,000
Commercial lot for Dollar
General, Fremont Rd over 1
acre $199,000
Catawba raised ranch within
walking distance to marina
3BR 2BA $159,900
80 dock sand beach buildable
lot in Marblehead $149,900
8 rental units on 5 acres
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Howard Hanna Real Estate Ser vices, Catawba Ofce 4054 East Harbor Road Port Clinton, OH 43452 877-734-5751
5503 Cape Cod Catawba 3 bed/3.5 bath, updated townhouse Lake view, sandy beach, lakefront pool
www.howardhanna.com/20105989 $324,900Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
10654 Bayshore #96 Marblehead Priced to sell at Pointe Falls! Waterfront furnished condo 3 bed 2 bath with great amenities! $249,000Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
5631 Mistic Bay Marblehead Waterfront executive home with dockage Million dollar view of West Harbor View on LakeErieLife.com $1,100,000Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
938 Church Marblehead
3 bedroom ranch with pool Serene country setting
Large trees/decks/screened patio $234,800Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
2061 Walleye Dr. Marblehead
Canal waterfront on 2 lots
3 bed, 2 baths, 4 car garage
100 ft dock, above grnd pool, beach
$269,000Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
2174 Meter Marblehead
3 bed 1 bath ranch home
21x23 bonus room-4th bed/rec room
Covered deck overlooking deep backyard
$135,000
Sue Piacentino 419-341-4945
1805 Glen Cary Port Clinton Cozy 2 bed 2 bath double wide
Many upgrades. Screened in patio/deck
55+ park, year round
$74,900Lisa Horman 419-271-8110
3847 N. Clif Rd., Catawba Clifs 3 bd/2.5 ba. 2832 sq. ft.
Lots of storage, View of Lake
www.HowardHanna.com/20125169
$599,000Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
3115 Wayne Port Clinton Waterfront with dockage! 2 bed 2 bath close to area attractions
Easy access to Lake Erie $105,000Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
1600 Buck Rd. #29 Marblehead Your boat docked only feet away!
Golf cart community with heated pool Newer roof and interior ooring
$59,000Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
154 Sunny Dale Marblehead
3 bed 2 bath home on large lot
Oversized 2 car garage
Covered deck privacy fence!
$114,900Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
130 Oak Port Clinton Enlarged living areas
Double lot w/2 car garage One block from beach & park
$79,900Margaret Lenthe 419-341-2014
Open Mon-Sat 10-5 & Sun 10:30-5Tradewinds Dr Catawba Customize your home at CIC 1st & 2nd oor master suites Luxury single family & maintenance free living Starting in the $290'sEllen Calzonetti 419-341-9578
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Tomi L. JohnsonCRS CRB, E-PRO
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Contact Me: 419-732-3020
Mobile: 419-356-0348www.SWoodson.com
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Nunset Boulevard, the lively musi-cal by Dan Goggin, opens at Playmak-ers Civic Theatre on Thursday, April 4.Portraying the singing, dancing nunswill be (let to right) Karen Abbott, An-gela Fishburn, Sylvia Chappell, LouiseRetzer, Donielle Yates and (seated) pin-setter John Aiello. For more inormationcall 419-734-5044.
Nunset Boulevard at Playmakers
Sharon D. Wood-son, CRS, has recentlybeen congratulated byChairman and CEOHoward W. HannaIII as The Best o theBest, or being #1 inthe Catawba Ofceo Howard Hanna.Woodson also re-
ceived the Certifcate o Excellence as the2012 West Region Listing Leader and theCertifcate o Excellence as the 2012 MegaMillion Dollar Producer awards.
Woodson ranks in the top 1% o Ameri-cas 4th largest real estate company out o
more than 4,000 colleagues and also hasbeen awarded the prestigious Award oDistinction or 2012.
Sharon Woodson will be honored or hersuccess during the annual Howard HannaAwards getaway in Montego Bay, Jamaica,this year.
Woodson ranks in the top 3% o Resi-dential Sales in the U.S. and in the top 1%o Residential Sales in Ohio with over 22
years o consistent success providing valueand excellence in service in Vacationlandwith over $143,000,000 in total sales.
Woodson can be reached directly at 419-732-3020 or at www.sharonwoodson.com.
Woodson honored asThe Best of the Best
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held onMarch 29 or Fine Art Creations or Com-munity Causes at 136 W. Water Street indowntown Oak Harbor. Fine Art Cre-ations is owned and operated by JackieBodnar. The gallery is currently openTuesday and Wednesday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.and Thursday-Sunday rom 11a.m. to 4
p.m. Fine Art Creations houses original
watercolor, oil and photography and theyalso accept art on consignment. Meeting/vendor space is available or $20 per houror luncheons, presentations, demonstra-tions, seminars, etc. The gallerys work canbe viewed at www.jackie-burns.fnearta-merica.com, and Jackie can be reached at419-559-9081.
Photo: Bill Eberle-Mayor of Oak Harbor, Don Douglas-Oak Harbor Chamber of Com-merce Board Member, Jackie Bodnar-Owner Fine Art Creations, Michelle Ish-Chamberof Commerce Board Member, Valerie Wintereld-Chamber of Commerce Executive Di-rector and Lester Weatherwax-Chamber of Commerce Board Member.
Fine Art Creations for CommunityCauses has ribbon-cutting
Main Street Port Clinton has planned a kick-o to thespring season with a Downtown Poker Run and PubCrawl or Saturday, April 6, rom 7-10 p.m. Cash prizeswill be given to frst place or $300; second place, $200;and third place, $100.
Registration is rom 6:30-7 p.m. at the Main Street PortClinton ofce located at 110 Madison Street in downtownhistoric Port Clinton. The cost to participate is $10 perperson. Each participant must purchase a drink (can benon-alcoholic) at each o the participating pubs in ex-change or a playing card.
For more inormation, contact Main Street Port Clin-
ton at 419-734-5503.
Downtown Poker Run and PubCrawl to be held April 6
www.thebeacon.net
The Port Clinton Area Chamber o Commerce is spon-soring the Ohio Chamber Symposium. Todd Sarver withSteptoe & Johnson PLLC Attorneys at Law will be pre-senting Social Media: The Brave New Workplace.
The legal impact o social media in the workplace will bereviewed including:
Hiring process Monitoring employees Employee (mis)conduct and termination An interactive discussion about protected employee
activities on-line Review best practices and policy considerations or
employerThe Ohio Chamber Symposium is ree to PC Chamber
members. Lunch will be provided.Date: Thursday, April 25Registration: 11:30 a.m.Workshop: 12-1 p.m.Location: Civilian Marksmanship Program at Camp
Perry Training Site, Building 3To register or the workshop, contact the Chamber at
419-734-5503 or email [email protected] deadline is April 19.
Ohio Chamber Symposiumplanned for Port Clinton
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Brenda Perryman, M.D. Internal Medicine
615 Fulton Street Port Clinton, Ohio 43452 419-734-3131 www.magruderhospital.com
Medical DegreeCase Western Reserve University
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Dr. Perryman is accepting new patients(Age 18 years and older) I Internal Medicine Clinic
1250 Fulton Street I Port Clinton, OH 43452 I 419-734-5587
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Principles of Sociology
Cultural Anthropology
Spanish
The Theatre Experience
Intro to Womens Studies
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Intro to Art
Environment of Life
Intro to Biology
Human Anatomy-Physiology
Intro to Chemistry
Intro to Public Speaking
Computer Basics
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Intro to Technical Wring
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Twenty area charities will be bigwinners, and one individual winnerwill drive away a new vehicle.
The Baumann Auto Group dealer-ships and the twenty charities will beselling $5 rafe tickets for a chance towin a new 2013 vehicle. 100% of ev-ery ticket sold will go to the charities.
The Baumann Auto Group is donat-ing a new 2013 vehicle for the Grand
Prize. The winner will have the choiceof a 2013 Chevrolet Malibu, 2013Dodge Dart, 2013 Buick Verano, 2013Ford Fusion or a 2013 Hyundai Sona-ta. The winning ticket will be drawn
September 28 at Baumann ChevroletGenoa, 22215 West State Route 51.
In the past 10 years The BaumanAuto Group Big Charity Rafe hasraised $605,847 for the local charities.To exceed the success of the previous
years, their goal this year is $70,000.Tickets are available at all the Bau-
mann locations or at or at one ofthe 20 charities. Locations include
Liberty Center of Fremont; VillageHouse of Fremont; Hospice of Me-morial Hospital; First Step of Seneca,Sandusky, Wyandot & Wood Coun-ties; Safe Harbor of Sandusky; NAMI
of Seneca, Sandusky & WyandotCounties; Ruth Anns House of PortClinton; SCAT of Tifn; CommunityHospice of Tifn; NAMI of HuronCounty; Easter Seals of Sandusky,Seneca & Ottawa Counties; RidersUnlimited; Back to the Wild; UnitedFund of Norwalk, Wakeman, & Mon-roeville; CASA of Seneca, Sandusky& Wyandot Counties; The Salvation
Army of Ottawa County; SanduskyCounty Cancer Care Fund; F.A.C.T.of Seneca County; Parkers Purposeand Genoa Area Food Bank.
Baumann supports local charities
Tri-Motor Sales of Oak Harbor isamong an elite group of Ford andLincoln dealerships to be recognizedwith the 2012 Presidents Award byFord Motor Company. The presti-gious award honors dealerships thathave excelled in automotive retailing
in 2012 by providing exceptional cus-tomer service and satisfaction.Earning this award is a reection
of our entire staffs commitment todelivering the best customer experi-ence possible says Tri-Motors owner
David Franck. I couldnt be moreproud to receive this recognition,especially since it comes from thepeople we value most, our custom-ers. Theyre the reason we were ableto achieve this award.
The Presidents Award was estab-
lished in 1998. Dealers become eli-gible through survey responses fromcustomers related to their sales andservice satisfaction.
Tri-Motor Sales has been a recipientof the Presidents Award ve times
and is a multiple winner of FordsDistinguished Achievement Award intheir 82-year history. In addition, nu-merous awards have been won by theTri-Motors service department.
In order to achieve the PresidentsAward, dealers must exceed customer
expectations every day in every de-partment. The pursuit of excellence isnot for the faint of heart. said MikeOBrien, Regional Manager for FordMotor Company.
Tri-Motor Sales wins Presidents Award
Allen Township3-28-13 Christopher B. andRachel A. Nissen to Eric J. andAmy Jo Wolfe, 5932 Martin-Williston Road, $78,000.
Bay Township3-26-13 Sandra Brumels toBank of America, 1251 WestFremont Road, $61,334.
Carroll Township3-28-13 Walter and CindyPigeon to John and DianeHoffman, 8958 CanadaGoose Court, $110,000.-28-13 Michelle Barlow toKatherine Bloomeld, 8703West Sand Beach Road,$165,000.
Catawba Township3-25-13 Ottawa Presbyte-rian Retirement Services toCharles M., Marcia Lee and
Troy C. Ontko, 648 NorthVineyard Court, $205,000.3-25-13 SOM Center Plaza toALZO LLC, 1509 North PointDrive, $210,000.3-25-13 Mark D. Thompsonto Michael L. and Julie A.McAlindon, 4480 East Har-bors Edge Drive, $325,000.3-28-13 Dennis Hardy toThomas J. Parke, 5525 Fox-haven Drive, $130,000.
Danbury Township3-26-13 James P. Muss et alto Timothy r/. and Mary EllenConway, 5610 East Windjam-
mer, $62,900.3-26-13 Charles C. OhlJr. to Charles and BarbaraClaypool, 560 Oak Avenue,$235,000.3-28-13 Vembia Stepanian toBruce R. Barnum, 1700 SouthHeritage Street, $118,300.
Erie Township3-28-13 Nelson E. and AnnL. Smith to Carl and SharonA. Zahtilla, 1923-A Yacht PortBeach, $156,500.
Genoa Corp.3-25-13 Ross W. Abbott to
DAM of Genoa LLC, 26 SouthMain Street, $6,667.3-25-13 Daughter & SonLLC to David R. Habel, 409
Superior Street, $10,000.3-28-13 David N. and SusanM. Brown to Joseph Al-Sorghali, 512 Superior Street,$96,000.
Marblehead Corp3-26-13 Kimberly M. Gunner
to Michael L. and Karen A.Holmes, 706 Prairie Street,$112,000.
Oak Harbor Corp3-26-13 Snyder Real Estate
Ltd. to Radiant InvestmentsLLC, 127 South Locust Street,$250,000.
Port Clinton City3-27-13 Robert J. and ReginaL. Hille to John E. Schroeder,529 Holly Court, $131,500.
3-28-13 Mark Long andRachel Walland to Bruce andMargaret Chrislip and RichardBlackburn, 217 Beech Street,$55,000.
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LEGAL AD/
NOTIFICATION
SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE(Delinquent Taxes) Case No.
12CV159E State o Ohio,Ottawa County Robert J. Hille,Treasurer o Ottawa County,Ohio Plainti vs Parcels o
land encumbered withdelinquent tax liens Deendant
In 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 abovenamed County on Friday, April
12, 2013 at 10:30 AM theollowing described real estate:Situated in the State o Ohio,County o Ottawa, Village o
Rocky Ridge. 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: 005-01842-02333-000 and 005-01835-02313-000 PropertyAddress: 14743 1ST Street,
Rocky Ridge, OH 43458 and 0W. 1st Street, Rocky Ridge, OH
43458 Notice is given that suchtaxes and special assessments,
or installments o specialassessments, and any otherassessments, which are not
legally due and payableaccording to law at the
confrmation o sale, and all
penalty and interest chargesplaced 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
premises cannot be sold or lessthan the total o said delinquent
taxes, interest and accrued
penalties and Court costs in theamount o $20,024.10 Biddingat time o publication to start at$20,024.10, This minimum bidwill increase at the time o sale
to include additionalaccumulated taxes and courtcosts. I said premises are not
sold at the above time, it will bereoered at public sale at thesame time and at the same
place on May 3, 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. Upon
confrmation o sale rom theOttawa County Court o
Common Pleas, payment obalance due 8 days ater
notifcation by the SherisOfce to the successul bidder
that they have receivedconfrmation o the sale.
Payment o unpaid balancebeyond 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 Rhonda L. St.
Clair, Deputy Sheri David Boldt,Prosecutors Ofce, OttawaCounty 315 Madison Street
Rm.205 Port Clinton, OH43452, 419-734-6845 Publish
dates:3/22/13, 3/29/13, 4/5/13
NOTICE TO BIDDERSSealed bids will be accepted
until 1 pm on Friday, April 19,
2013 at the ofce o the SaetyService Director, City o PortClinton, 1868 E Perry Street, PortClinton OH 43452 or urnishing
all labor, materials, andequipment necessary to
complete the work known asOTT-FERRY TERMINAL PH 2 FOR
PUT-IN-BAY BOAT LINECOMPANY, 3 North Monroe
Street, Port Clinton. Bids shallbe enclosed in a sealed envelope
with the bidders name andaddress on the ront and labeled
BID FOR FERRY TERMINAL,PHASE 2. All bids will be publiclyopened and read aloud at that
time and place. Bids receivedater that time will not beaccepted. No bidder may
withdrawal his bid or a periodo sixty days ater the date set
or opening thereo and any bidshall be subject to acceptance by
the Owner during this period.The project consists o exteriorand interior alterations to an
existing erry terminal buildingto provide improved passenger
ticketing, waiting areas, andamenities including handicapped
accessibility. Work will involvegeneral, electrical, plumbing,HVAC, and fre suppression
trades, all o which will be parto a single general contract bid.
The project shall be bid as aLUMP SUM General Contract
proposal to include all labor andmaterials required to completethe work as indicated on theConstruction Drawings. The
Architects estimatedconstruction cost is $595,000
or all Work. All bids must beaccompanied by either a bidguarantee and contract bond inthe amount o 100% o the bidor by a certifed check, cashierscheck, or letter o credit upon asolvent bank in the amount onot less than 10% o the bidmade out to the City o Port
Clinton. When a check or lettero credit is used, a separate100% contract/perormancebond will be required uponsigning o the contract. This
bond shall be underwritten by aState o Ohio authorized surety
listed on the most current
Department o Treasury Circular570 Surety Companies
Acceptable on Federal Bonds.Beore submitting a bid, each
contractor shall review theproposed Construction Drawings
and Project Manual and shallvisit the site o the work. Prior to
bidding, each contractor shallully inorm himsel as to the
existing conditions andlimitations under which the work
is to be perormed and shallinclude in their bid a sum to
cover the cost o items necessaryto perorm the work as set orth
in the proposed contractdocuments. No allowance shallbe made because o lack o such
examination or knowledge.Submission o a bid will beconsidered as conclusiveevidence that the generalcontractor has made such
examination. There will be aPRE-BID MEETING to be held atthe jobsite beginning at 1 pm on
Thursday, April 11, 2013.Attendance at this Pre-BidMeeting is a mand
