The Beacon - November 21, 2013

Once again this holiday season St.
Thom-
as Episcopal and Peace Lutheran Churches
are joining together to provide a free tur-
key dinner with all the trimmings for the
Port Clinton Community. The dinner will
be served in the St. Thomas Guild Hall on
E. Second Street from 5-6 tonight (Thurs-
day, Nov. 21). The public is invited for
some good food and fellowship.
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As most of us know by now, Devin Kohl-
man passed last week. He was a young
man who could barely move or speak, but
managed to bring an entire community
together. Of course, Devins family has a
tremendous nancial load ahead of them,
so Barb and Mel Ayers have decided to do
a special fundraiser this Monday, Nov. 25,
at Ciao Bella Restaurant on State Route 53
in Harbor Lights Landing. They are donat-
ing 10% of all their sales that day. They
will be open for lunch, dinner or carryout.
The food is incredibly good and the cause
is a very special one. Their theme is Give
Thanks, Give Back.
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Our Find Wylie winner this week is
Phyllis Sampson from Port Clinton who
was one of 194 people who found our
friendly sh hiding in the ad for Playmak-
ers Civic Theatre on page 8A in last weeks
Beacon. Phyllis wins our weekly $20 gift
card from Friendship Food Stores. Well be
hiding Wylie again this week. If you nd
him, drop off an entry form at our ofce
in the Beacon Place Business Center or
click on the Find Wylie Icon at our website,
www.thebeacon.net.
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First National Bank employees and cus-
tomers will be celebrating the Ohio State-
Michigan Rivalry with a food collection for
the local food pantries from now though
the Thanksgiving Holiday. Just stop by any
of their area locations and drop off a non-
perishable food item.
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Trinity Womens Christmas Bazaar (not
your ordinary church bazaar) will be held
this Saturday, Nov. 23, from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
at the Adams Street Church. They will
have local artists and crafters, Grandmas
Kitchen and Grandmas Attic. Many one-
of-a-kind items will be offered along with
a bake sale.
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We are very sorry to hear abut the pass-
ing of Juanita Cooper in Naples, FL. She
was the wife of former Port Clinton Mayor
and auto dealer Gordon Cooper. She was
just a very, very nice lady. For years, she
and Bonnie Hudec ran the ofce at Gor-
don Cooper Motor Sales. Juanita was 91.
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The Catawba Island Volunteer Fire De-
partment is also holding a food drive from
now until Dec. 18. Just drop off any non-
perishable item to the lobby of the Town-
ship Building on Cemetery Road. There
are also donation forms for the Holiday
Bureau in the lobby there. These forms
need to be lled out and mailed by Dec. 1.
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Hall of Fame applications for Port Clin-
ton High School in academic/alumni as
well as the Athletic Hall of Fame are being
requested and the deadlines are drawing
near. Nominations for the Academic Hall
of Fame must be in no later than Jan. 31,
2014. Nomination forms are available at
the high school ofce or online at www.
pccsd.net.
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Before the hustle and bustle of the holi-
day season begins, Otterbein North Shore
is inviting folks for an afternoon of pam-
pering and new ideas on Nov. 22 starting
at 1 p.m. Participants will be treated to a
chair massage, cooking demonstration,
holiday decorating ideas, and a tour of one
of their models all decorated for the holi-
day.
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This past Friday, November 15,
Devin Kohlman was laid to rest after
a beautiful, moving ceremony at Im-
maculate Conception Church in Port
Clinton. Hundreds gathered for the
services and by the beginning of the
funeral there was standing room only.
The ceremony began with Devins
friends and football teammates ling
down the aisle and taking a knee one
last time for Devin.
Scripture was read by family and
close friends and then Father John
Missler gave the eulogy. The Father
spoke comforting words to those in
attendance, saying that to grieve so
whole-heartedly only means that we
are full of love and compassion.
Devins friend and teammate, Zach-
ery Murphy, said that Devins spirit
would be at every football game and
baseball game that he and his team-
mates will play. We had your back,
buddy, and now you have our backs
from up there, said Murphy.
It isnt just Devins family thats
mourning or even just our little com-
munity, but our state, our nation and
our world. Devins ght, struggle,
hope and love have touched thou-
sands of people. At the end of the cer-
emony, Devins mother Alexis spoke
and gave us a reminder of what Devin
has done for her and everyone else
who knew him or has heard his story,
He has taught us what is important
in life, which is love. He brought us
together to love each other.
A special boy who has
touched a community
is laid to rest
BY JASMINE CUPP
On Monday, Nov. 11, Chris Redfern, Representative
Ohio House District 89, met with citizens for a ques-
tion and answer style town meeting at 9:45 a.m. at the
Ida Rupp Library in Port Clinton. During the meeting
Redfern said he would be seeking funding for the Sea
Grant Stone Lab in Put-In-Bay to get a new vessel and
funding for Erie Ottawa Airport and the Sandusky State
Theatre. Other topics were brought up by concerned
citizens, council members and state and city employees.
Drilling under Lake Erie
When asked about drilling under Lake Erie for oil and
gas, Redfern said that since he became elected to ofce
in 1999 he has tried to ban drilling underneath Lake
Erie. Only 10-20% of suggestions become legislation,
said Redfern, but it doesnt keep him from trying. In
Canada, the northern part of Lake Erie, there are hun-
dreds of wells, but the last well was built in the 1950s.
Redfern went on to say that 16 million people get their
drinking water from the Lake Erie Watershed. Salt wa-
ter drilling is very different from fresh water drilling be-
cause of this factor. There is also a risk of disturbing the
abundance of game sh in the western basin of the lake.
Extracting the gas and oil will only provide energy for
10-15 years. Redfern asks, What are the environmental
costs? Will it be worth it?
I err on the side of caution because of how impor-
tant Lake Erie is to all of us, said Redfern.
Waterworks Park
A newly elected council member asked what Redferns
stance was on the development of Waterworks Park. In
his response, Redfern took us back six or seven years to
when he and Randy Gardner fought for Port Clinton to
get grant money to build a marina. At that time the city
ofcials needed to get their act together said Redfern.
The grant money was ultimately lost because the mayor
at the time decided it wasnt a good idea to develop Wa-
terworks Park. The grant money from the government
would have paid for the marina.
Gardner and I are more than willing to go down that
path again to get state funding. With that being said,
there has to be follow through, said Redfern. Vermilion
and Huron both have great developments on their wa-
ter front to attract people to the downtown area and for
locals to have a place to enjoy events at the water front
all year round. Redfern suggests that Port Clinton look
into doing the same.
A Port Clinton citizen brought up the idea of turn-
ing Waterworks Park into a State Park. Redfern said, I
want to promote green space. Land on North Bass Is-
land has been set aside for no development. We need to
be stewards for future generations to enjoy Lake Erie.
In the case of Port Clinton, Redfern pointed out that it
might be a matter of maintenance. The cost of main-
taining the property if it were a park would be greater
than the capitol the land would be bringing in.
Do you know how many condos are in Port Clin-
ton? Redfern asked. I found out yesterday. There are
700. With those condos there are taxes collected that
pay for police, water etc. Thats taxes that are paid all
year round if someone is living in them or not.
Ohio Senate Bill 150
Ohio Senate Bill 150 requires that a person who
applies fertilizer for the purpose of agriculture be
Chris Redfern
Town Hall Meeting
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certied to do so by the Director of
Agriculture. This has been proposed
because of the overwhelming algae blooms
that have taken place in Lake Erie, which
are thought to have a connection with the
excess runoff of the fertilizer entering the
lake.
Redfern said regarding Ohio Senate Bill
150, Hunting and shing are regulated;
ODNR and the EPA can suggest changes to
legislation. Education has to be done.
When farmers fertilize in other counties
to the west it goes in the Maumee River,
then to the lake. Education is necessary;
farmers wouldnt intentionally harm the
land. The soil is their livelihood, said Ot-
tawa County Commissioner Jim Sass.
Carroll Townships water system was
shut down because of the algae blooms.
Its messing with my business, but now
its messing with my family, said a Carroll
Township business owner and resident.
House Bill 592
House Bill 592 is a comprehensive solid
waste regulatory program. For the rst
time Ohio is required to minimize reli-
ance on landlls for managing solid waste
by increasing efforts to reduce, reuse and
recycle. An employee from the solid waste
district asked Redfern how this will affect
us.
Redfern said that this bill is a rewrite of a
bill that was put into play 20 years ago. I
dont want Columbus to make general de-
cisions for solid waste; I believe that should
be a local community decision. Landlls
are economic tools, not just dumps.
Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)
A resident asked Redfern what his
thoughts were on Obamacare and Redfern
had some enlightening information on the
subject. Redfern explained that each state
was given the opportunity to create ex-
changes regarding health care. The more
people in the exchange, the less it costs ev-
eryone. Ohio is foregoing an exchange and
is relying on the federal system. Ohio will
be getting more money for Medicaid. Med-
icaid will be federally funded. The more
people that are covered with health insur-
ance, the more health care people receive
and the cost of care will go down.
Redfern said that it is a huge mistake
to give away that power. He believes that
health care should be state regulated so
that we as a state have more control over
our own health care. Redfern believes its
cynical of the governor to take federal
money for Medicaid, but have such nega-
tivity towards the Affordable Care Act.
State based exchanges would lower cost
for everyone; its not going to socialize
health care, said Redfern.
REDFERN from COVER
Juanita S. Cooper
March 8, 1922-Nov. 5, 2103
Juanita S. Cooper, 91, of Naples, FL, passed
away on Nov. 5, at Sunrise Assisted Living
in Bloomeld Hills, MI. She was born on
March 8, 1922, to parents Emmit V. and Mary
Abby Slater. On June 13, 1942, she married
Gordon S. Cooper. Juanita and Gordon
founded Gordon Cooper Motor Sales, Inc. in
1950, where she was the bookkeeper, Ofce
Manager, and Secretary Treasurer for over 30
years. She was an honor accountant recog-
nized by General Motors for 30 consecutive
years.
In 1979, they moved to Naples, FL, as a
winter home, becoming their permanent res-
idence in 1995 from their previous home in
Port Clinton, and Juanita became a member
of Vanderbilt Presbyterian Church, where she
served as a volunteer. She also volunteered
at North Naples Hospital, and was a former
member of Catawba Island Club, Port Clin-
ton Yacht Club, Palm River Country Club,
and many other clubs and organizations in
Ohio. As well as her love of volunteer work,
Juanita also enjoyed travel, golf, bridge, and
mostly spending time with family.
She was preceded in death by her loving
husband of 56 years, Gordon S. Cooper, as
well as brothers, Millard Slater and Vernon
Slater, and parents, Emmit and Mary A. Slat-
er.
She will be dearly missed by daughters,
Linda (Dallas) Pennington of Aiken, SC;
Barbara Moore of Irvine, CA; son, John
(Cheryl) Cooper of Birmingham, MI; grand-
children, Amy (Stewart) Chisam of Cum-
ming, GA; Carrie Cox of Cincinnati, OH;
Meghan Moore of Irvine, CA; Gordon Coo-
per of Ferndale, MI; Michael Cooper of Bir-
mingham, MI; and great grandchildren, Ben
and Meredith Chisam, Brady Cox; as well as
brothers, Avasteine Slater of Orlando, FL;
and Dewitt Slater of Hampton, FL.
A visitation will be held on Saturday, Nov.
23, at 10 a.m. at the Fuller Funeral Home
Chapel on Pine Ridge Road in Naples, fol-
lowed by the funeral service at 11 a.m. in the
funeral home chapel. Interment will take
place at Naples Memorial Gardens on Im-
mokalee Road in Naples, immediately fol-
lowing the funeral service.
Memorial contributions may be sent to
Great Lakes Caring Hospice, 900 Cooper
Street, Jackson, MI, 49202.
Rick Ferguson
Oct. 31, 1949-Nov. 13, 2013
Rick Ferguson, 64, of Port Clinton, passed
away Wednesday, Nov. 13, at his residence
after a courageous battle with cancer, sur-
rounded by his loving family. He was born
on Oct. 31, 1949, in Fostoria, the son of Rich-
ard Allen and Esther (Ireland) Ferguson.
A graveside service with military rites will
be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23,
at Catawba Island Cemetery, Port Clinton.
Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Cre-
matory has assisted the family with arrange-
ments. Online condolences may be shared
with the family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.
com
Devin Michael Kohlman
June 28, 2000-Nov. 11, 2013
Devin Michael Kohl-
man, 13, of Port Clin-
ton, died Nov. 11 at his
residence. Devin was
born June 28, 2000,
in Sandusky, the son
of Kevin Michael and
Alexis Lee (Nelson)
Kohlman. Devin was a
member of Immaculate
Conception Catholic
Church and an eighth grader at Port Clinton
Middle School. He enjoyed playing Football,
Soccer, Baseball, Archery, Basketball, Flag
Football and he just got his rst deer while
hunting.
Surviving are: his father, Kevin (Amy Burris)
Kohlman of Port Clinton; mother, Alexis Lee
(Tim Beverly) Kohlman of Port Clinton; sister,
Leigha Maree Kohlman; grandparents, Mike
and Sheryl Kohlman of Port Clinton, Barbara
Araguz of Port Clinton and Sam Nelson of Port
Clinton; step-grandfather, Lolly Araguz of Or-
lando; great-grandparents, Frances and Tom
Brown of Fostoria, Russell and Mary Clark
of Findlay, Avolene Kohlman of Port Clinton,
Darleen and William Vander Giessen of Port
Clinton and Mildred Nelson of Port Clinton;
aunts and uncles, Josh and Jamie Kohlman of
Oak Harbor, Michael and Andrea Kohlman of
Port Clinton, Samantha Nelson of Port Clin-
ton, Dominique Araguz of Port Clinton, Alyssa
Araguz of Port Clinton and Cole Araguz of
Port Clinton; step-siblings, Madison Bur-
ris, Tanner, Braden, Hunter and his daughter,
Kaylee and Mason Beverly; cousins, Michaella
Kohlman, Olivia Kohlman, Emma Schrader
and Kayden Schrader; grandfather, Mike Nagy
of Michigan; great-grandmother, Kate Daw-
son of North Carolina; aunt, Elizabeth (Tom)
Moore and family of Michigan; uncle, Andrew
(Ashley) Nagy and family of Michigan; aunt,
Kimberly (Jim) Buehler of Graytown; uncle,
Jed (Crystal ) Wetzel of Findlay. He was pre-
ceded in death by his grandparents, Calvin
Kohlman, Arlene Kohlman, Deborah Nelson
and great-grandfather, Donald Nelson.
Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated by
Father John Missler at 10 a.m., Friday, Nov. 15,
at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church,
Port Clinton. Visitation was held Thursday,
Nov. 14, from 12-8 p.m. at Immaculate Con-
ception Catholic Church School Auditorium.
Memorial contributions may be given to the
Devin Kohlman Fund. Neidecker, LeVeck &
Crosser Funeral Home, Port Clinton, is han-
dling arrangements. On line condolences may
be shared with the family at www.neidecker-
leveckcrosser.com.
Eileen P. Konieczny
July 6, 1926-Nov. 17, 2013
Eileen P. Konieczny, 87, of Oak Harbor,
died Sunday, Nov. 17, at Riverview Health-
care Campus, Oak Harbor. She was born on
July 6, 1926, to Alfred and Laura (Sievert)
Lowe.
Funeral services will be conducted at 11
a.m., Thursday, Nov. 21, at St. John Lutheran
Church, Williston, with interment to fol-
low in Allen Township Cemetery, Williston.
Visitation was Wednesday, Nov. 20, from 2-8
p.m. at the Robinson-Walker Funeral Home
& Crematory, Oak Harbor. Online condo-
lences may be shared with the family at www.
walkerfuneralhomes.com.
Bonnie L. Vargo
March 11, 1933-Nov. 12, 2013
Bonnie L. Vargo, 80, of Sandusky, met her
savior and was reunited with her eternal
family, Tuesday, Nov. 12, at Firelands Re-
gional Medical Center, Sandusky, following a
short illness. Bonnie was born on March 11,
1933, in Sandusky, the daughter of Walter
and Ethelyn (Zepernick) Richards.
Visitation was 11-12 a.m., Friday, Nov. 15,
in the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home &
Crematory, 216 Washington St., Port Clin-
ton, followed by funeral service held at 12
p.m. Interment was in Meadow Green Me-
morial Park, Huron. Online condolences
may be shared with the family at www.walk-
erfuneralhomes.com.
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as well as the CASA ofce at 419-301-0225.
The event promises to be a star-studded
evening of great entertainment in support
of a great cause. CASA provides highly
trained volunteers to advocate and be the
voice for abused and neglected children.
Community Thanksgiving in Oak Harbor
The American Legion Post 114, located at 221 Park
Street Oak Harbor, will be hosting a Community Thanks-
giving Dinner open to the public on Nov. 28, from 11 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
Resurrection Lutheran hosts
community Thanksgiving Eve service
Resurrection Lutheran Church on Catawba will be hav-
ing its annual community Thanksgiving Eve service on
Nov. 27th at 7 p.m. Dr. Kurt Borows will conduct the ser-
vice. All community members and visitors to the area are
invited to attend.
Chapel on the Lake holding
community Thanksgiving Dinner
Chapel on the Lake, located at 145 S. Bridge Rd., Lake-
side-Marblehead, will be holding a community Thanks-
giving dinner on Nov. 23. The dinner starts at 5 p.m. The
cost is free and all are welcome to come and enjoy. For
more information call the church at 419-732-2028.
Monday was the rst day of bell ringing for the Salvation
Armys Red Kettle Campaign in Ottawa County. There are
still many bell ringing spots open that need to be lled,
especially in Oak Harbor at the Community Market, for
the Campaign to reach the 2013 goal of $64,000 for Ot-
tawa County. To volunteer, contact Maureen Saponari at
419-732-ARMY (2769) or maureen.saponari@use.salva-
tionarmy.org.
Stars Dance for CASA
First day of Salvation
Army bell ringing
Ann Colston ringing the
bell at the Kroger in Port
Clinton
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Lakeside Chautauqua, a non-prot institution, has
joined #GivingTuesday, a national day of giving. Taking
place on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2013, #GivingTuesday harnesses
the collective power of non-prots, families, businesses
and individuals to transform how people think about, talk
about and participate in the giving season.
Coinciding with the Thanksgiving holiday and the kick-
off of the holiday shopping season, #GivingTuesday re-
minds people about the importance of giving by inspir-
ing them to improve their local communities or support
important charities and causes.
For the rst time, Lakeside Chautauqua will partner
with the national #GivingTuesday movement and intro-
duce an initiative that supports childrens programming
in the community. All are invited to give a special gift on
Tuesday, Dec. 3, towards upgrades to Bradley Temple.
Built in the late 1800s, Bradley Temple is a facility dedi-
cated to childrens programing. After 126 years, children
still gather for music education, fellowship, worship, pup-
pet shows, bicycle safety and crafts.
Over the years, the huge volume of childrens programs
have put wear and tear on the building and the communi-
ty support from #GivingTuesday will enhance this historic
structure. The repairs needed include a new foundation,
electrical upgrades and interior improvements.
A generous Lakeside Chautauqua family has already
stepped forward with a matching gift challenge for the
community. Each dollar given to the #GivingTuesday
Bradley Temple Initiative will be matched, up to $25,000.
To participate, visit www.lakesideohio.com/givingtues-
day on Tuesday, Dec. 3, to make an online donation, or
call (419) 798-5396 with method of payment. Checks
may also be made payable to the Lakeside Chautauqua
Foundation, 236 Walnut Ave., Lakeside, OH 43440 with
#GivingTuesday in the memo line. For more informa-
tion, contact (419) 798-5396 or advancement@lakesideo-
hio.com.
Lakeside Chautauqua encourages local non-prots,
families, businesses and individuals to join the movement.
Currently, more than 2,600 corporate and non-prot or-
ganizations have committed to participating in this years
initiative.
For more information about #GivingTuesday, visit www.
givingtuesday.org. To join the conversation, use hashtag
#GivingTuesday on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
The Free community feast is scheduled for Thanksgiv-
ing Day, Nov. 28. On Thanksgiving Day, residents of the
Port Clinton area are invited for a fabulous Turkey dinner
at Trinity United Methodist Church, corner of Adams and
2nd Streets, from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. To celebrate the holi-
day, volunteers and committee members create a festive at-
mosphere and prepare a buffet of traditional foods for all
to enjoy.
If you are willing to pitch in and spend some time pre-
paring the food, helping us serve or delivering to our com-
munity shut-ins, we would love to have you in the crew,
said Chairman Ginna Fall. We continue to grow. It is great
fun to see our friends and neighbors gathering every year.
It really embodies the original meaning of Thanksgiving.
The committee continues to invite new volunteers, as
well as those who have assisted in past years, to help in
the Fellowship Hall. We welcome new smiling faces to
help every year. We have been very fortunate to continue
to have people step up and spend the day working with
us. Volunteers work in the kitchen and in the dining hall
overseeing table service, greeting, delivery coordination,
and food preparation and clean up. This event is made
possible through monetary and food donations from
the community as well as the great amount of time given by
local volunteers and committee members.
All are welcome to the free Thanksgiving Feast. We love
welcoming families who are gathering for the holiday. We
work to make sure they all get to sit together and stay as long
as they want. The committee encourages area residents to
bring families and friends, or to come alone and sit with
our groups, and join in celebrating this important time of
togetherness. Reservations are never required. Most of our
people join us because their family is scattered and they are
looking for the fellowship they nd here, said Fall. You
can expect a delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings.
Come and dig into the potatoes and vegetables and never
leave without a great piece of pie!
To volunteer, call Ginna Fall, 419-967-0185. To donate
food (hams, turkeys, canned sweet potatoes, green beans,
corn, carrots are needed), or for more information, call
Karen Reed 419-967-0814 by Fri. Nov. 22. Every year, vol-
unteers deliver meals to area shut ins. If you know a shut
in who would enjoy a hot turkey meal for Thanksgiving,
please contact Ginna Fall @ 419-967-0185.
As of today, there is still a need for donations of several
items for the meal, including
Gravy (lg cans) 14
Onions 20 lbs
Lemons 15
Turkey broth (lg cans) 25
Eggs (doz) 23
Walnuts(lb) 6
Celery bunches 12
Pecans(lb) 6
Turkey 8
Free Community Meal
on Thanksgiving
Lakeside Chautauqua joins the
#GivingTuesday movement
Bradley Temple at Lakeside Chautauqua
Tin Goose Chapter 1247 of the Experimental Aircraft
Association is collecting cards for the Red Cross Holiday
Mail for Heroes program and is inviting area residents
to participate. The program, sponsored by the Red Cross
and Pitney Bowes since 2006, asks Americans to show
their gratitude to those who serve by writing and collect-
ing cards with best wishes for our soldiers.
For those who wish to participate, Chapter 1247 asks
that you adhere to the following criteria:
Ensure that all cards are signed.
Use generic salutations such as Dear Soldier or
Dear Service Member.
Send ONLY cards. (No envelopes, letters, photos or
inserts are allowed.)
Do not include your mail or email addresses. (This
program is not meant to foster pen pal relation-
ships.)
Refrain from using cards with glitter as it can aggra-
vate health issues of ill and injured warriors.
All cards should be dropped off at the Liberty Aviation/
Tri-Motor Heritage Museum complex at 3515 E. State
Road, Port Clinton, no later than December 1, so they can
be distributed to our soldiers and their families this holi-
day season.
For questions on how to participate, email Tin Goose
Chapter 1247 at mail@tingoose.org. For more informa-
tion on the Holiday Mail for Heroes program, visit www.
redcross.org/support/get-involved/holiday-mail-for-he-
roes.
Tin Goose chapter collecting
holiday mail for heroes
Joe Stys, Don Kortan and Marty Stys of the American
Legion joined Dean Osborne, Ken Monnin, Dave Groene
and Dan Monak of the VFW to perform the Veterans Day
honor guard duties at the Marblehead VFW Post 7572 on
Monday, Nov. 11, at 5 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary honor
guard consisted of Lilah Groene, Charlotte Shrock, Linda
Osborne, Mary Ann Monak and Mary Goebel. Navy Petty
Ofcer 5 Jennifer Kelly also attended the ceremony.
Commander Robert Peroni opened the ceremony by
remembering our veterans and their sacrices. Elaine
Roth gave the opening prayer which was followed by La-
dies Auxiliary President Debra Garrards recitation of the
poem The Final Inspection written by Joshua Hilter-
bran. The event was closed with a prayer by Elaine Roth.
The mens honor guard performed their duties and taps
were played.
All participants and guests enjoyed Army Stew with
French bread and butter which was prepared and served
by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Veterans enjoy Army stew and share stories
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The Danbury Middle School 8th grade class took a four-
day educational trip last week to Gettysburg, PA, and
Washington.
The group left Danbury in their charter bus on Tues-
day (Election Day) at 6:20 a.m. and spent their rst day in
Gettysburg. Upon arrival at the Gettysburg Museum and
Visitors Center the students viewed a lm, A New Birth of
Freedom, and the restored Gettysburg Cyclorama, which
depicts the nal fury of Gettysburg, Picketts Charge.
The students then took a battleeld tour and went on a
guided ghost walk through town that evening. They had
dinner at the historic Dobbin House, which was part of
the Underground Railroad prior to the Civil War.
On the second day of the trip, the students arrived in
Washington, where they had tours scheduled at the Unit-
ed States Capitol, the Holocaust Memorial Museum, the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the World War II Me-
morial and lunch at the Reagan Building. The day ended
with stops at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, the
Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial,
the Korean War Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, and the
Vietnam War Memorial and dinner at The Old Country
Buffett before checking in at their hotel in Oxon Hill, MD.
The third day started off with a group picture and tour of
the FBI Headquarters, followed by lunch and touring of
the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. After lunch, the
8th graders then visited the Newseum and the National
Archives. The group also did some souvenir shopping and
then went on to the Pentagon City Mall dinner.
The nal day of the trip began with a visit to Arlington
National Cemetery where they saw the grave of President
John F. Kennedy and the changing of the guard at the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. This was followed by a
stop at the United States Marine Memorial (the ag rais-
ing at Iwo Jima). The students arrived back at Danbury
Middle School on Friday night.
The 45 students who shared this great experience were
Mariah Below, Haley Bickley, Sydney Bieberich, Lily Bish-
off, Sarah Bossetti, Paige Botson, Maddie Brazzel, Micheal
Brown, Noah Calton, Kaylah Carico, Carol Christiansen,
Savannah Click, Brandyn Crownover, Miriam Delp, Ri-
ley Dray, Ben Driggers, Alex Duez, Chase Dunn, Devon
Grosswiler, Peyton Hallier, Dalton Harris, Haley Hoff-
man, Ashley Holmes, Sydney James, Logan Kenley, Emma
Keubler, Rhett Krecic, Justin MacGillivray, Luco Manu-
ella Mackenzie McClellan, Ryan Novtney, Collin Strass-
ner, Keval Patel, Acacia Peterson, Mariah Plumer, Bradley
Pruitt, Sarah Redett, Jesus Salinas, Robin Skinner, Bridget
Sowers, Justin Tibbels, Katie Todd, Justus Tuttamore, Erin
Uhinck, and Cade Wilhite.
The students were very well-behaved and really en-
joyed the experience of visiting our nations capital, said
teacher Holly Gast. It is a great trip for the students to
experience. said teacher Joe Fetzer. The adult chaperones
included Missy Skinner, Dawnn Hallier, Tom Dray, and
Tom Strassner. The trip was coordinated through Maxine
Burnstine of Timely Tours in Catawba.
Danbury 8th graders tour Gettysburg & Washington D.C.
Students at Bataan Memorial Intermediate recently held
a food drive in conjunction with the local VFW 2480. Mr.
Geoff Halsey, Principal, challenged students in grades 3, 4
and 5 to a contest to see who could bring in the most food.
The response was overwhelming and students brought in
many items
that were pre-
sented at Bata-
an Day on Nov.
8. Grade 4 at
Bataan Inter-
mediate won
the food drive
challenge,but
the real win-
ners are the
veterans. All
the food items
will go to lo-
cal veterans in
need this holi-
day season.
Bataan Intermediate collects food for veterans
Pictured, left to right, with only a small portion of the items collected, is VFW 2480 Commander
Richard Ellis, Lester Short, Don Poppe and Geoff Halsey, Bataan Memorial Intermediate Principal.
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at fritzles1@hotmail.com.
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Immaculate Conception Catholic School
spent Tuesday morning listening to local
celebrities read their favorite childrens sto-
ries as part of National Young Readers Day
2013. National Young Readers Day is cel-
ebrated the second Tuesday of November
each year to remind of us the benets and
rewards of reading. This special day was
created by Pizza Hut and the Center of the
Book in the Library of Congress in 1989 as
a means to celebrate literacy.
This years celebrity readers at Immacu-
late Conception included Ofcer David
Scott from the PCPD, Chief Todd Fletcher
from the United States Coast Guard, librar-
ian Ms. Lucy Wines, Ottawa County Pro-
bate/Juvenile Court Judge Kathleen Giesler,
and Port Clinton Mayor Vince Leone. The
day was organized by reading teacher
Rachell Paeth. The students at I.C.S. wish
to thank these adults who took time out of
their busy days to read to them.
National Young Readers Day at I.C.S.
Port Clinton Mayor Vince Leone laughs with the ICS pre-
schoolers as they pick his favorite book Spaghetti Ed-
die.
(ABOVE) Ofcer David Scott gets a little reading help from his son Daw-
son as they together read to Dawsons 1st grade classmates. (BELOW)
Appropriately, Judge Kathleen Geisler read the book entitled Snow
on Tuesday morning to a classroom of ICS third and fourth graders.
Presenting the check to Lexi is Jane Bloom, daughter of
Dick Bloom
Lexi Fodor of Port Clinton High School received the
2013 Faith Bloom Art Scholarship which is sponsored by
Faith United Methodist Church and the Bloom family.
Dick Bloom was a former Port Clinton art teacher. Lexi,
the daughter of Todd and Danielle Fodor, will be using
her $500 scholarship when she attends Kent State Univer-
sity where she is studying visual arts.
Lexi Fodor receives
2013 Faith Bloom
Art Scholarship
On Nov. 9 members of the Port Clinton High School
Touch of Class traveled to Kettering for the Kettering
National High School A Cappella Festival. At the festival,
they received personal performance clinics from promi-
nent members of the a cappella community, including
members of the professional group ARORA. Students
were also able to take part in a Q&A session with the tal-
ented members of PENTATONIX. Following a day full of
workshops and master classes, students experiences a live
PENTATONIX concert with front row seats.
The members of Touch of Class will be singing the Na-
tional Anthem at a Cleveland Cavaliers game on Sunday,
Jan. 5. The Cavs organization has made that night Port
Clinton Night with the Cavs. Tickets are available for a
discounted rate of $30 and a portion of each ticket sale
will be returned to the group as a fundraiser. If you would
like to go to the game, contact Eric Watts at PCHS, 419-
734-2147 ex. 4017 or ewatts@pccsd.net. Deadline for dis-
count ticket sales will be Monday, Nov. 25.
PCHS Touch of
Class attends A
Cappella Festival
Thanks to the efforts of many volunteers
and homeowners, Lakeside Chautauqua
was honored last year with an America
in Bloom award for its
population category.
America in Bloom is a
nationwide competition
where judges visit com-
munities to rate them in
key areas, such as Floral
Displays, Landscaping,
Urban Forests, Environ-
mental Sustainability,
Historic Preservation
and Volunteerism.
As a result of last years
America in Bloom hon-
or, Lakeside Chautauqua
competed with an elite
group of towns similar
in size across the U.S.,
Canada and British Isles
this summer. This competition was part of
the International Challenge of the Com-
munities in Bloom program, a Montreal-
based organization.
The judges toured the historic Chau-
tauqua community to critique and meet
with organizational leaders, residents and
volunteers. Communities were evaluated
by an international jury on the accom-
plishments of their entire community on
eight key criteria: Tidiness, Environmen-
tal Action, Heritage Conservation, Urban
Forestry, Landscape Turf & Groundcovers,
Floral Displays and Community Involve-
ment.
The 2013 National Symposium and
Communities in Bloom Awards took place
on October 26. The winner of the Inter-
national Challenge was the Village of Ab-
beyshrule, Ireland. However, Lakeside
Chautauqua was honored with 5 Blooms,
the most Blooms a community can re-
ceived. In addition, Lakeside Chautauqua
received special recognition for Commu-
nity Involvement and Residential Gardens.
Following their evaluation,
volunteer judges Evelyn Alemanni
and Steve Preston wrote: Over
the past 140 years, Lakeside
Chautauqua has developed
into one of the
premier Chautauqua
l o c a t i o n s
c o m m u n i t i e s
dedicated to the
improvement of mind,
body, and spirit, by
offering programs
based on the four
pillars of religion,
education, cultural
arts, and recreation.
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an amendment sponsored by Senator
Randy Gardner that strives to end open
lake dumping of dredged materials in Lake
Erie.
The Gardner amendment re-
appropriates approximate-
ly $1.6 million of exist-
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conservation prac-
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of the Western Lake
Erie Basin and
specically pro-
vides for transfer-
ring money to the
Healthy Lake Erie
Fund to address
open lake dumping.
Lake Erie is one
of Ohios most impor-
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amendment. Open lake dumping
of dredge materials is one of several factors
we believe contributing to algae problems
in Lake Erie. We must be more aggressive
in our efforts to clean up the lake.
Gardners amendment received the sup-
port of agriculture groups, environmental
organizations and charter boat captains
who testied in the Senate Agriculture and
Natural Resources Committee on Wednes-
day. Gardner worked with the Ohio De-
partment of Natural Resources, the Ohio
Environmental Council and received sup-
port from the Ohio Farm Bureau for his
amendment.
We must do all we can to build bipar-
tisan coalitions in support of Lake Erie,
Gardner said. This effort against Lake
Erie dumping is another important step.
The Ohio Environmental Council agrees.
Senator Gardners amendment offers
a practical bridge between the need
to dredge the Toledo harbor
with the need to protect
Lake Erie from harm-
ful dredge material,
said Kristy Meyer,
managing direc-
tor of agricultural,
health & clean wa-
ter programs with
the Ohio Envi-
ronmental Coun-
cil. All lawmakers
should support it.
Gardner said it was
important to note that
the challenges in sup-
porting a healthier Lake
Erie became even greater this
year with the reported second-
worst algal bloom season on record.
I appreciate Senator Gardner sponsor-
ing this amendment and Senate Agricul-
ture Committee Chairman Hite and the
committee for supporting it, ODNR Di-
rector Jim Zehringer said. This will be an
important rst step in addressing a pos-
sible alternative to the open lake disposal
of dredge material and the associated nu-
trients that can impact Lake Erie.
Gardners amendment is included in
legislation scheduled for a nal commit-
tee and Senate oor vote next week. The
bill and amendment will then be consid-
ered by the House of Representatives in
December.
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November 21
Afternoon Blue Goose
Bus Tours
WHAT: Join a ranger and
access closed areas
WHEN: 1-4 p.m.
WHERE: Ottawa National
Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR
2, OH
INFO: 419-898-0014 or fws.
gov/refuge/Ottawa
Evening Blue Goose Bus
Tours
WHAT: Join a ranger and
access closed areas
WHEN: 5-7 p.m.
WHERE: Ottawa National
Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR
2, OH
INFO: 419-898-0014 or fws.
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Grief Support Group
WHEN: 5:30 p.m., third
Thursdays
WHERE: Magruder Hospi-
tal Conference Center, Port
Clinton
INFO: 419-732-3141
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group for
those affected by anothers
drinking
WHEN: 8 p.m. every Thurs-
day
WHERE: Trinity United Meth-
odist Church, 135 Adams St.
Port Clinton
Art Class
WHEN: 6-7:30 p.m. every
Thursday
WHERE: Danbury Senior
Center, Marblehead
COST: $10 per class
INFO: Call Lori at 419-798-
0608.
Open Public Shooting
WHAT: Shooters, including
new shooters, are invited to
do practice shooting.
WHEN: 5:30-8 pm, Tuesday
and Thursday evenings
WHERE: Camp Perry Training
Site, Port Clinton
INFO: Contact 419.635.2141
ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/
publicshooting.htm
COST: $5/adult, $2/junior
Strength Training
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
WHERE: Magruder Confer-
ence Center
COST: $4 per session
INFO: 419-732-4061
November 22
Chris Cavanaugh
WHEN: 8 p.m.
WHERE: The Listening Room,
220 E. Perry St., PC
COST: $10, 2 drink minimum
INFO: 419-734-7050 or
thelisteningroompc.com
Gentle Yoga
WHEN: 8:30 a.m.
WHERE: St. Thomas Episco-
pal Church, PC
COST: $7 week or $20 for
four weeks
INFO: Linda Green 419-635-
2337
Al-Anon/Alateen
drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every Friday
WHERE: St. John Lutheran
Church, 122 Ottawa, Oak
Harbor
November 23
Stars Dance for CASA
WHAT: Stars dance with
trained dancers, hosted by
Judge Giesler & Chief Bratton
WHEN: 7 p.m.
WHERE: Camp Perry Confer-
ence Center, Camp Perry
COST: $30
INFO: 419-301-0225
Danbury Twp Fire Dept
Feather Party
WHAT: Plenty of fowl to
rafe
WHEN: 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: 517 W. Main St.,
Marblehead
INFO: 419-798-5219
Annual Fall Vendor Craft
Show Extravaganza
WHEN: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
WHERE: Ottawa County
Fairgrounds, SR 163, OH
INFO: 419-567-0656
November 24
Wooden Feather Day
WHAT: Maumee Bay Carvers,
re, walk, refreshments
WHEN: 12-4 p.m.
WHERE: Magee Marsh,
13229 W SR 2, OH
INFO: 419-898-0960 or
friendsofmageemarsh.org
November 25
Yoga
WHEN: 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Mondays
WHERE: Danbury Schools
library, Marblehead
COST: $8 per class
INFO: 419-798-5195 or
www.danbury.k12.oh.us.
Al-Anon/Alateen
drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every Monday
WHERE: St. Thomas Episco-
pal Church, 214 E. Second
St., Port Clinton
Sisters in Sobriety
WHAT: Sisters in Sobriety, a
womens AA meeting, baby-
sitter provided
WHEN: 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Sutton Center, 1854
E. Perry, Port Clinton
November 26
Chair Yoga
WHEN: 10 a.m.
Center
COST: $5
INFO: Linda Green 419-635-
2337
Open Public Shooting
WHAT: Shooters, including
aspiring new shooters, are in-
vited to do practice shooting.
WHEN: 5:30-8 pm, Tuesday
and Thursday evenings
WHERE: Camp Perry Training
Site, Port Clinton
INFO: Contact 419.635.2141
ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/
publicshooting.htm
COST: $5/adult, $2/junior
Pilates
WHAT: Pilates with Laura
Tyson, instructor
WHEN: 9 a.m. Tuesdays
WHERE: The Ballet School,
Madison St., Port Clinton
COST: $5
INFO: laura_tyson@roadrun-
ner.com.
Strength Training
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.,
every Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE: Magruder Confer-
ence Center
COST: $4 per session
INFO: 419-732-4061
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6 p.m. every Tuesday
WHERE: Catawba Commu-
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Road
Yoga
WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Clinton
COST: $8 per class for the
whole month or $10 per class
INFO: 419-635-2337
November 27
Resurrection Lutheran
Church Thanksgiving Eve
Service
WHAT: Dr. Kurt Borows
WHEN: 7 p.m.
WHERE: Resurrection Lu-
theran Church, Catawba
Cancer Support
WHAT: Monthly meeting,
including complimentary light
WHEN: 12:30 p.m.
Clinton
INFO: 419-734-3131, ext.
3370
Jazz Night
WHAT: Wine, pasta, and live
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and special guests.
WHEN: Wednesdays, 7-10
p.m.
WHERE: Slaters Madison
Street Pub, 111 Madison St.,
Port Clinton
INFO: 419-732-2030
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There is a correction to last months Letter to
the Editor regarding the spaghetti dinner held
in Lakeside on Labor Day.
The manager of Port Clinton Kroger store was
inadvertently reported as Robert Sears. The cor-
rect name is Robin Lind. The Danbury Township
Fire Department Association wishes to thank
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and also apologizes for this mistake.
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Devins Heart
The whole world watched in awe
As you smiled through it all.
You dealt with the pain,
And your reward is heavens gain
Your heart was so BIG
It brought a community together
Everybody loved, hugged and cried together
But now its time for you to go
And for your family
You proved it, you asked God to make it snow
So now the world will know forever
Devins heart will go on
It will last forever
Devin Kohlman 2000-2013
Debra McGee
Nov. 13, 2013
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are fellowship, friendship, health and wholeness.
Today it is a destination for summer holidays and
also a year-round residence for many families.
Delightful residential gardens in the community
are appropriate to the climate and feature many
blooming shrubs such as hydrangeas, and a variety
of hardy owering perennials, creating a peaceful
and relaxing environment.
Lakeside Chautauqua wishes to thank the many wonderful
volunteers, homeowners and businesses who helped beautify
the community for this international competition.
Communities in Blooms is a Canadian non-prot organi-
zation committed to fostering civic pride, environmental re-
sponsibility and beautication through community involve-
ment and the challenge of a national program, with focus
on enhancing green spaces in communities. Established with
the guidance of Britain in Bloom, Tidy Towns of Ireland and
Villes et Villages Fleuris de France, Communities in Bloom
held its rst competition in 1995 and 29 participating mu-
nicipalities were honored at the rst awards ceremonies on
Parliament Hill.
The program now includes hundreds of communities
across the country and an International Challenge involving
communities from the U.S. Canada, Asia and several Euro-
pean countries.
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Sandusky Bay Conference Player of the Year, rst-team
North Central District and second-team All-Ohio in Di-
vision III--it was a ne season for Oak Harbor freshman
Emma Barney.
In her rst year with the varsity squad Barney, who was
second on the team with 30 goals and rst with 21 assists,
was instrumental in leading the Rockets to the Final Four
for the rst time in the programs history.
In ve of the previous 10 seasons, Oak Harbor had ad-
vanced to the district nal only to lose each time, but this
year, the Rockets (19-2-1) got over the hump and won ve
games in the Div. III Tournament to make it to the state
seminals.
Along the way, Oak Harbor defeated Central Catholic
(5-1), Swanton (2-0), Woodmore (5-0), Continental (3-
0) and Liberty-Benton (2-1) before falling to Gates Mills
Hawken, 4-1.
Im denitely really proud of my team because we
proved people wrong (by getting to regionals), Barney
said. We had never gotten past districts before and it was
nice to have people coming out and supporting us.
It was a great experience for the community, too, one
that has seen few teams advance to the state seminals in
any sport. Oak Harbor has never had a team win a state
championship, though the wrestling program has two
second-place nishes (2008, 10), the boys basketball
team was the runner up in 1983 and the football team ad-
vanced to the Final Four twice in 99 and 06.
It was a magical run, head coach Renee Goldstein said.
I know it sounds goofy, but thats what it was. It was like
a dream. We had the town behind, the kids behind us, the
community behind us, almost every SBC coach was at the
game against Hawken. You think its just your family and
friends at Oak Harbor, but we had a lot of people (from
the conference) there. You dont realize how many people
are there sometimes because your backs are to the stands.
My sister has never been to a soccer game in the 11 years
that Ive coached and she came. It was amazing there
are no words to describe it. I wish every coach would get
this opportunity.
There was never any drama and we all just got along
really well, Barney said. Age never mattered. It wasnt
unusual to see the older players with the younger play-
ers. We became friends with people we thought wed never
become friends with.
What sets Barney apart from other players is her com-
mitment to the sport. She plays soccer in the spring and
summer and, under the guidance of former head coach
Jorge Diaz at the PSC Impact Academy in Perrysburg, has
developed and enhanced her skills as shes grown up.
Well, I played for Jorge Diaz since I was about 10 years
old and he denitely helped me a lot by improving my
foot skills and having me go against better players, Bar-
ney said. You cant just quit playing (after the fall season).
You have to keep making yourself better and better and
keep getting stronger and (continue to) play.
As for now, Barney will turn her attention to basketball
where shell join a talented bunch that went 16-8 and won
a game in the sectional tournament last year. Despite los-
ing several key players from last season, the Rockets do
feature a very talented group of freshman that are expect-
ed to help the team retool this year.
Barney named
SBC Player of the
Year as a freshman
Port Clinton High School senior Cheyenne Meek made
it ofcial on Nov. 13. She will continue her education and
swimming career at The Ohio State University. Seated,
Brad Meek, Cheyenne Meek and Christine Meek;
Standing, brothers Christian Meek and Shane Meek.
Cheyenne Meek Swimming Honors include:
All Ohio Past 2013, 2012, 2011
All District 2013, 2012, 2011
State Finalist 2013, 2012, 2011
State Medalist 2013, 2012
USA Scholastic All American 2013, 2012
Junior Nationals Qualier 2013,2012
SBC Outstanding Performer 2013
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BY JASMINE CUPP
The Art Loft, an art gallery located above Nooks &
Crannies at 417 W. Main Street in Marblehead, features
local artists who are all members of the Port Clinton Art-
ists Club. Barbra Gaynor, Mary Lou Kransniewski, Dee
Cochran, Irene Finck, Kathie Widing, Barbara Raden-
baugh and Jenny Knotek have gathered their talents and
put them on display at the Art Loft.
The gallery features oil, acrylic and watercolor paint-
ings; jewelry; hand built pottery from slabs; photogra-
phy; hand painted wine glasses, ornaments and glass;
greeting cards; and batik on rice paper. All of this art
is on display and for sale, and the Art Loft also offers
classes on how to make pieces like the art featured there.
Dee Cochran teaches watercolor and watercolor batiks
on rice paper the rst and third Mondays and the third
Saturday of each month. The classes are offered 12:30-
3:30 p.m. and cost $20.
Kathie Widing teaches oil and acrylic painting the sec-
ond and fourth Thursdays and the rst Saturday of each
month. The classes are offered 12:30-3:30 p.m. and cost
$20.
For more information on Nooks& Crannies or the Art
Loft call 419-798-0330. For more information about
classes at the Art Loft call Dee at 419-707-3073 or Kathie
at 419-341-0817.
(LEFT) Examples of all 7 of the artists featured at the Art Loft. (RIGHT) Hand painted glass ornaments
The Art Loft springing up above Nooks & Crannies
Benton Township
11-8-13 Ramona A. Malinowski et al to Easy Allan Haas,
5159 North Elliston Trowbridge Road, $65,000.
Carroll Township
11-12-13 WWC II LLC to DLF Enterprises LLC, 9055
State Route 2, $500,000.
11-12-13 Andrew and Melissa Darling to Ernesto and
Yolanda Hernandez, 8844 West Canada Goose Court,
$54,000.
Catawba Township
11-14-13 Dianna L. Duvall to Wells Fargo Bank, 49
North Harbors End Drive, $100,000.
Danbury Township
11-12-13 Robert Mark Loar to Timothy E. and Bremda
L. Loar, 623 Maple Street, $104,250.
11-12-13 Carl W. Drennen to Christopher L. and Cath-
erine L. Burke, 530 Vine Avenue, $230,000.
11-15-13 Patrick E. and Sharon A. Cloney to Jon C. and
Doren K. MacKay, 709 Oak Avenue, $90,000.
11-15-13 Jeffrey B. and Teresa E. Stoller to Michael P. and
Kathryn A. Oney, 5769 East Mistic Bay, $300,000.
Erie Township
11-12-13 North Channel Properties LLC to Donald M.
and Terry L. Rodwancy, Unit 2-5 North Channel Storage
Condominium, $61,500.
11-12-13 North Channel Properties LLC to Douglas J.
and Candace M. Shealy, Unit 2-7 North Channel Storage
Condominium, $63,700.
11-15-13 Michael Stinson, Orvilee Stinson and Margie
Stinson to Portageview LLC, 295 Meachan Road, $725,000.
Harris Township
11-12-13 Jerald A. and Melody A. Haar to Andrew and
Jackie Haar, West State Route 105, vacant land $2,500.
11-13-13 Daniel G. and Phyllis A. Bach to Jacob W. and
Jessica N. Anstead, 3881 Hessville Road, $165,000.
Marblehead Corp
11-13-13 Randall L. and Linda W. Houlas to STV Invest-
ment LTD, 3664 Memorial Shoreway, $625,000.
11-15-13 Danis Kay Mezla Putzback to James R. East-
erday and Daphne R. Goins, 1102 Elliot Street, $180,000.
Port Clinton Corp.
11-12-13 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company to
Travis Wolfe, 414 Laurel Avenue, $44,299.
11-13-13 William E. Stadler and Caren E. Allen to Wil-
liam E. Stadler, 1409 East 2nd Street, $38,200.
11-14-13 Charles A. and Linda S. Martin to Wells Fargo
Bank, 431 West Second Street, $30,000.
11-15-13 Galen H. and Vickie L. Schlipf to H & M River-
side LLC, 1090 Richey Road, $800,000.
Portage Township
11-12-13 A. Thomas Watson to Fabio Tuiach, Unit 11 &
12 Catawba Storage Condominium, $64,000.
11-14-13 Eagles Nest Hangers LLC to Robert E. and Bar-
bara J. Boebel, Unit 1 750 SE Catawba Road, $80,000.
11-14-13 Eagles Nest Hangars LLC to Catawba Moor-
ings Inc., Unit 16 750 SE Catawba Road, $85,000.
11-14-13 Eagles Nest Hangars LLC to Steve and Holly
Arnold, Unit 3 750 SE Catawba Road, $65,000.
11-14-13 Eagles Nest Hangars LLC to Watch Hill Inc.,
Unit 4 750 SE Catawba Road, $67,154.
11-15-13 David Allen and Marianne Glasser to JPNL
Leasing LLC, 2830 East Harbor Road, $850,000.
Put In Bay Village School
11-12-13 Shawn T. Chaney to Raymond B. Fogg Jr., 1692
Langram Road, $350,000.
11-15-13 Dean and Carmella McLaughline to Robert
and Danielle Lasota and Arthur and Justine Main, 1235
Roesch Lane, $95,000.
11-15-13 Louis J. Gigliotti Jr. to Cheryl A. Nelson, Bur-
gundy Blvd., vacant land $8,800.
11-15-13 Michael A. Webber Jr. to Melnn A. Mills, 1269
& 1259 Elliott Avenue, $3,000.
Real Estate Transfers
Port Clinton High School
Senior Hope Thorbahn
signed her letter of intent
on Friday to continue her
education and basketball
career at DII Notre Dame
College in Euclid, Ohio.
Pictured, left to right:
Adam Thorbahn (brother),
Hope Thorbahn and Mike
Thorbahn (father). Stand-
ing, Lady Redskins Basket-
ball Coach Toby Bickel.
Hope Thorbahn Honors:
2011
2nd Team District 6
Honorable Mention
SBC
MVP
2012
2nd Team SBC
2nd Team District 6
3rd Team Northwest
District
Team Co-MVP
3 Pt. % Record
2013
1st Team SBC
1st Team District 6
3rd Team Northwest
District Co-MVP
Hope Thorbahn to attend
Notre Dame College in Euclid
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Thanksgiving is often a time of reection. Michael
Metzger, who recently moved to Ottawa County, took a
moment to think about what he is most thankful for and
answered that it was his family, friends, his ability to drive,
and have fun. Mikes life is full of people that he enjoys
spending time with such as his mom, brother, Lisa (his
girlfriend and best friend of 14 years), Lisas family, co-
workers, self advocacy team members, his SSA and his
counselor at The Giving Tree.
Mike resides with three roommates and his cat Gareld
in Port Clinton. In his spare time, Mike visits both his
mom and his brother, who live nearby, and especially en-
joys spending time with Lisa. He explained that Lisa and
his relationship works well as they are total opposites, and
use their strengths to take care of each other. One thing
they enjoy together is their love of Weird Al Yankovich.
Both Mike and Lisas families know how much the couple
loves to attend Weird Als concerts and often give them
tickets as gifts at Christmas or birthdays. Most recently
Mike and Lisa saw Weird Al in concert in the Akron area.
Mikes favorite Weird Al song is the ever popular Eat It!
When not attending concerts, Mike and Lisa enjoy visiting
Cedar Point (Mikes favorite is The Iron Dragon), movie
theaters, and helping out at East Harbor Campground, es-
pecially during the annual Trick or Treat event.
This past summer Lisas family suggested that they take
part in the Erie County Fairs contest The animal in me
show. Mike was paired up with a local 4-H student who
showed a goat, was awarded the Heart Trophy and re-
ceived a gift card to a local waterpark. Mike and Lisa en-
joyed the experience so much that they are already signed
up for next year.
The ability to drive is something that Mike doesnt take
for granted, as it allows him to do different things in the
community. He has a job, attends self-advocacy meetings,
helps his mother with doctor appointments, runs errands,
and, of course, drives for dates. Mike currently works for
RVI, where he goes to different locations throughout the
county and performs janitorial duties. When not work-
ing, Mike is very involved in self-advocacy groups in both
Ottawa and Erie Counties. He holds several ofces and is
looking forward to attending Project STIR this November.
Mike is grateful to both his SSA and his Case Manager at
the Giving Tree who have helped him connect with others
to assist Mike to learn additional skills and become more
independent. One of his most recent accomplishments is
being able to cook bacon in the oven and make pancakes.
Mike shared that he is working hard at becoming more
independent so that one day he may live on his own and
marry his best friend Lisa.

Mike has a cornucopia of gratitude this Thanksgiving
Michael Metzger and friend Lisa
AAA works year-round to educate motorists about driv-
ing practices that will help keep them safe and reduce traf-
c-related crashes and the injuries that can result. To help
members and non-members celebrate safely this Thanks-
giving holiday, AAA Northwest Ohio is offering a Tipsy
Tow service from Wednesday, Nov. 27 through Thursday,
Nov. 28. While AAA encourages party goers to designate
a driver if they plan to consume alcohol this holiday, the
Tipsy Tow service is available to assist those who nd
themselves in an impaired situation and need to get them
and their vehicles home safely.
To take advantage of Tipsy Tow in Ottawa County or
elsewhere in Northwest Ohio, drivers should:
Call 1-800-AAA-HELP (1-800-222-4357) between
Nov. 27 and Nov. 28.
State that they need a Tipsy Tow.
Provide their name, home address, phone number and
vehicle location.
Tipsy Tow is available to help northwest Ohioans cel-
ebrate Thanksgiving safely while helping fulll AAAs
mission of making roads safer for everyone, said April
Cochran, Vice President,
Membership, Marketing and
Public Affairs for AAA North-
west Ohio.
Tipsy Tow provides a one-
way ride for the driver and
their vehicle at no cost for
up to 10 miles. Services will
not be provided to motorists
requesting a tow to another
drinking establishment or to
a destination other than their
home. A tow to a hotel may be
allowed if the motorist is, or
plans to become, a guest.
Other services that will not
be provided as part of the Tip-
sy Tow program include: requests for a vehicle start, at
tire change, gas delivery and/or taxi service. For trips lon-
ger than 10 miles, motorists can expect to be charged the
towing companys standard rate. If members are requir-
ing these services separate from the Tipsy Tow program,
AAA will provide the service as usual.
According to the National Highway Trafc Safety Ad-
ministration, one alcohol-impaired death occurs every 45
minutes across the country, with alcohol impaired drivers
contributing to one out of every three trafc deaths.
For more information, go to AAA.com.
AAA offering Tipsy Tow for Thanksgiving
Artists, artisans, musicians and food vendors are want-
ed for Port Clintons rst Christkindl Markt, an open-
air Christmas Market based on German traditions. The
Greater Port Clinton Area Arts Council presents the
Christkindl Markt from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7,
in historic downtown Port Clinton.
As in the custom when the Christmas Market is cel-
ebrated in Germany, artists and artisans will offer their
works for sale in individually decorated stalls in the US
Bank parking lot on 2nd Street. Arts, crafts, holiday gifts,
delicious food, yummy treats, warm beverages and enter-
tainers playing holiday music all will be available at the
market.
In the spirit of the holidays, each booth will provide a
bag of non-perishable food items for the local food bank.
There is no booth rental.
Artists, artisans, musicians and food vendors interested
in participating in Christkindl Markt should contact Car-
ol Morgan of the Greater Port Clinton Arts Council by
email at ottawacountyarts@gmail.com or by phone, 419-
341-0979 by Friday, Nov. 15.
The Magic of Christmas is in the air and The Nutcracker is
a timeless classic and a symbol of the holiday season. A local
production will be brought to life on Dec. 15 at the Oak Har-
bor High School Performing Arts Center. All seats are reserved
and currently available for two show times, 3 p.m. and 6:30
p.m. Tickets are $9 each and available by calling 419-680-5554.
The cast and crew number over 100 and are comprised of
instructors and students of Class A Studio of Performing Arts
as well as community members from Oak Harbor,Port Clin-
ton, Fremont, Genoa, Woodville, & Elmore. This Production
is guided by Paula Fox-Ferguson and features Samantha Tall-
men as Clara, Danny McMullen as the Nutcracker Prince, and
dancing the role of Sugar Plum Fairy, Snow Queen and Pea-
cock are guest artists Amelia Perk, Allison Lemke and Jenna
Fredrick.
Nutcracker being performed at Oak Harbor
Artists, vendors invited to participate
in Port Clintons rst Christkindl Market
Danny Mc Mullen as the Nutcracker Prince and Sa-
mantha Tallmen as Clara in The Nutcracker.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
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36.806 Acres of Tillable/Development Land
High Traffc Area
US 53 & SR 2 Interchange South of Port Clinton, Ohio
Saturday, December 14, 2013 at NOON
Auction conducted at the farm located just off US 53 (W.
Fremont Rd) at S. Wonnell Rd, Port Clinton, Ohio just behind
the Commodore Perry Federal Credit Union. Signs will be
posted!
Great Potential for Development or Productive farm-
land! Minutes from Port Clinton and a very, high traffc
interchange on two major highways, used as a hub to Port
Clinton and Fremont.
Legal: 36.806 Acres, Bay Township, Ottawa, Ohio
Parcel # 0060339204363000
Taxes $288.65 per half 2012
Terms: 5% down payment on day of auction with the bal-
ance paid in full within 30 days. Selling in AS IS condi-
tion with No warranties or guarantees of any kind. Not selling
subject to fnancing. Purchasers must have their fnancing
pre-arranged and approved to bid and buy at the auction.
Purchasers may have any and all inspections completed, prior
to the auction. Auctioneer/Realtor is acting as a sellers agent.
Sellers intend to sell on sale day, but reserve the right to ac-
cept or reject any and/or all bids.
Owner: EMML LLC
Trent W. Farthing, Auctioneer/Realtor
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LEGAL AD/
NOTIFICATION
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT
OF OTTAWA COUNTY, OHIO,
SKIPPER MARINE OF OHIO, LLC,
Plaintiff, -vs- ERIC G. ORLOSKY,
et, al., Defendant. CASE NO.
CVF 1300064, Judge Frederick
C. Hany ll, NOTICE OF PUBLIC
WATERCRAFT SALE PURSUANT
TO S4585.01 ET. SEQ. OHIO
REVISED CODE. Skipper Marine
of Ohio d.b.a. Marina Del Isle
will hold a public sale of a
boat on DECEMBER 13, 2013
at 11:00 a.m. The sale will be
held at SkipperBuds Marina
Del Isle, 6801 E. Harbor Road,
Marblehead, OH 43440. The
boat being sold is a 1987 17
VIP. For more information, call
(419)732-2587.
The Danbury Local Board of
Education is looking to ll a
vacancy on its Board. Citizens
interested in being considered
for appointment to the Danbury
Local Board of Education should
pick up a packet in the District
Central ofce. According
to the Ohio School Boards
Association, people serving on
school boards in Ohio must be
district residents and registered
voters. The Danbury Local Board
of Education will review all
applications, interview interested
parties and ll the vacancy at a
special meeting of the Danbury
Local Board of Education on
January 22, 2014 at 7:00 p.m.
Deadline for applications is
December 31, 2013
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF OTTAWA COUNTY,
OHIO, ELIZABETH P. EDENS, et
al, Plaintiffs, v. S.A. BOWMAN,
et al, Defendants. Case No.
13-CV-400H, Judge Bruce
Winters. NOTICE OF SERVICE
BY PUBLICATION. ATTENTION
an Order serving S.A. Bowman,
the unknown spouse, next of
kin, heirs, legatees, and devises
of S.A. Bowman; Harry Lum, the
unknown spouse, next of kin,
heirs, legatees, and devises of
Harry Lum; L.W. Byington, the
L.W. Byington; Nelson C. Ely, the
Nelson C. Ely; John C. Kanney,
the unknown spouse, next
of kin, heirs, legatees, and
devises of John C. Kanney; John
W. Loree, and the unknown
spouse, next of kin, heirs,
legatees, and devises of John
W. Loree: A Complaint, Case
No.13CV400H, has been led
in the Ottawa County Court of
Common Pleas, 315 Madison
Street, Port Clinton, Ohio 43452,
by Elizabeth P. Edens, Harold H.
Edens, and Laura Stinchcomb,
to quiet title to parcels of land
described as Parcel One and
Parcel Two (more fully described
below). Plaintiffs are requesting
that the Court nd the Plaintiffs
have fee simple title to the
parcels described below. The
above parties are required to
answer the above action within
twenty-eight (28) days after the
last publication, which shall be
published once a week for six
(6) consecutive weeks. PARCEL
ONE: Known as and being
Lot 2, parts of Lots 4 and 10
and a part of the Boulevard
of W.H. Wrights Subdivision
as recorded in Ottawa County
Plat Volume 4 at Page 4-A,
Section 1, Lot 10, Firelands
Survey, Danbury Township,
Ottawa County, Ohio and being
more particularly described
as follows: Commencing at a
point marking the Southwest
corner of Lot 10, Block 2, W.H.
Wrights Subdivision, Section 1,
Lot 10, Firelands Survey, Danbury
Township, Ottawa County,
Ohio and also being the point
and place of beginning of the
parcel herein described: Thence
proceeding North 00 degrees 00
minutes 00 seconds East in the
West line of said Lot 10, 20.00
feet to a point in the South line
of a parcel now or formerly
owned by Keith and Kathleen Joy
as described in Ottawa County
Deed Volume 366 at Page 774;
Thence proceeding North 89
degrees 23 minutes 20 seconds
East in the North line of the
previously mentioned parcel,
40.19 feet to a point in the West
line of Lot 2 extended southerly;
Thence proceeding North 00
degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds
East in the northerly extension
of the West line of said Lot 2,
125.31 feet to a point on the
back of an existing concrete
curb; Thence proceeding South
88 degrees 30 minutes 15
seconds East along the back of
an existing concrete curb, 40.20
feet to a point in the northerly
extension of the East line of
said Lot 2; Thence proceeding
South 00 degrees 00 minutes 00
seconds West in the southerly
extension of the East line of said
Lot 2. 143.83 feet to a point in
the South line of Lot 4; Thence
proceeding South 89 degrees
23 minutes 33 seconds West in
the South line of said Lot 4 and
Lot 10, 80.38 feet to the point
and place of beginning. Said
parcel contains 0.152 acres, but
is subject to all legal highways
and easement of record. The
above legal description was
prepared by Allan W. Weirich,
Professional Surveyor #7427,
and is based on the assumption
that the East line of Block 2,
W.H. Wrights Subdivision,
Ottawa County, Ohio bears
North 00 degrees 00 minutes
00 seconds East and is also
based on survey data gathered
February, 2010 and written July,
2012. PARCEL TWO: Known as
and being Lot 1 and part of Lot
4 and a part of the Boulevard
of W.H. Wrights Subdivision
as recorded in Ottawa County
Plat Volume 4 at Page 4-A,
Ottawa county, Ohio and being
more particularly described as
follows: Commencing al a point
marking the Southeast corner
of Lot 4, Block 2, W. H. Wrights
Subdivision, Section 1, Lot
10, Firelands Survey, Danbury
Township, Ottawa County,
Ohio and also being the point
and place of beginning of the
parcel herein described: Thence
proceeding South 89 degrees 23
minutes 33 seconds West in the
South line of said Lot 4, 40.19
feet to a point in the southerly
extension of the West line of
North 00 degrees 00 minutes
00 seconds East in the northerly
extension of the West line of said
Lot 1, 143.83 feet to a point on
the back of an existing concrete
curb; Thence proceeding South
88 degrees 30 minutes 19
seconds East along the back
of an existing concrete curb,
1.98 feet to a point of curvature
of the existing concrete curb;
Thence proceeding curving
concrete curb, said arc to the
right conforming to the following
data: Della = 695125 Radius
= 40.00 feet and having a chord
bearing South 56 degrees 32
minutes 02 seconds East, 45.80
feet, an arc distance of 48. 77
feet to a point in the northerly
extension of the East line of
South 00 degrees 00 minutes
00 seconds West in the northerly
extension of the East line of said
Lot 1, 118.10 feet to a point and
place of beginning. Said parcel
contains 0.126 acres, but is
subject to all legal highways and
easement of record. The above
legal description was prepared
by Allan W. Weirich, Professional
Surveyor #7427, and is based
on the assumption that the East
line of Block 2, W.H. Wrights
Subdivision, Section 1, Lot
10, Firelands Survey, Danbury
Township, Ottawa County, Ohio
bears North 00 degrees 00
minutes 00 seconds East and
is also based on survey data
gathered February, 2010 and
written July, 2012. Richard R.
Gillum (0070227), Kocher &
Gillum, 101 Madison Street,
Port Clinton, Ohio 43452, Tel:
419-732-3135, Fax: 419-734-
5644, rich@kochergillum.com
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The Friday concert will be held at Trin-
ity United Methodist Church, 135 Ad-
ams St. in Port Clinton at 7:30 p.m. A
reception will follow each concert.
Director for the Society is William
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companist. Instrumentalists included
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