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Cupid’s Corner n How many remember the old Heartline Valentine’s

Day broadcasts on WRWR? We dedicated an entire broadcast day to raising money for the American Heart Association. We are bringing it back in The Beacon. We are planning to publish a special and very personal Valentine’s Day page to give you an opportu-nity to tell your special someone (and everybody else) how much you care. We will be publishing this special page on Thursday, February 12. A portion of each ad we sell will be donated back to the American Heart Association. Call Michelle or Tina at 419-732-2154 to place your ad before Friday, February 6.

n How in the world did Phil the Groundhog see his shadow? Punxsutawney, PA, is not that far away from northern Ohio, and I know the weather here was not conducive to a groundhog seeing his shadow on Mon-day! Like a foot of snow? Seriously?

n Our Find Wylie winner this week is Alberta Seymour from Oak Harbor who found our friendly fish hiding in the ad for Ohler & Holzhauer on page 2A. She was chosen from among 73 contestants who entered our weekly contest. So, Alberta wins our weekly $20 gift card from Friendship Food Stores. We promise to hide Wylie again this week, so if you find him, drop off an entry form at our office in the Beacon Place Business Center or click on the Find Wylie Icon at our website at thebeacon.net.

n Leaders of the Ohio Senate have announced they’ll make fighting algal blooms a top priority in the new session, with state Sen. Randy Gardner, R-Bowling Green, as the point man for the effort. Gardner’s bill is focused on putting a ban on fertilizer or manure application on frozen farmland, banning open Lake Erie disposal of dredging materials and forcing water treatment facilities to monitor phosphorus levels. The Clean Lake Erie bill is Senate Bill 1.

n Happy belated birthday to old friend Ro Chapman, who joined the groundhog for his birthday. A bitter-sweet day it was for Ro and his family. He lost his lovely wife of many years, Jacque, to a long illness. Jacque was the Ottawa County Treasurer for many years. She was also a genuinely nice person.

n The Oak Harbor Athletic Boosters Reverse Raffle will be held on April 18 at the Community Markets/VFW Hall. Tickets are $75 per person, which includes the raffle, drinks and food. The grand prize is $5000! For tickets, call 419-707-1342. Proceeds benefit Oak Har-bor student athletes in grades 7-12. If you want to do-nate to the Silent Auction, call the same number.

n Want to let everyone know that Heartbeat of Ottawa County will be doing their International Food Fest fundraiser this year this Saturday, February 7, at Im-maculate Conception church in Port Clinton from 6-8 p.m. There are 18 restaurants participating and will be featuring delicious food and entertainment…all this for $10 per adult and $4 for children.

n Mark Sunday, February 15, down on your calendar for a special Benefit Pool Tournament for Nick Wad-sworth. He was the young man who got jumped and badly beaten while working in Wisconsin. The tour-nament will be at the Port Clinton VFW Post 2480. Call Ty Trumbull for registration, fees and more infor-mation at 419-734-9981.

n The Beacon will be publishing our annual Focus on Ottawa County supplement next week. The Ottawa County Focus will be distributed locally and special copies will be made available to all Chambers of Com-merce in the County, along with the Visitor’s Bureau.

n A surf and turf Valentine Dinner will be hosted by Ot-terbein North Shore Senior Lifestyle Community on Friday, February 13, at the campus located on North Shore Blvd. just outside the gates of Lakeside. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. Chef Mel Rush and her staff will be preparing the full course dinner and harpist Karen Westgate will provide entertainment for the evening. For ticket prices and information, call Jo Ann Franks at 419-798-8354. Also, the monthly free iPad class for beginners will once again be held this coming Friday morning at 10 a.m. at Otterbein and Tuesday after-noon, February 10 from 2-3 p.m. at DaVinci’s Coffee House in downtown Fremont. Robin Small, Director of Marketing at Otterbein North Shore Retirement Community is the instructor.

n The Musical Arts Series continues this Saturday, February 7, at 7:30 p.m. featuring Carol Dusdieker and Margarita Denenburg at Firelands Presbyterian Church, 2626 E. Harbor Rd. (SR 163 east of Port

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families gathered at St. John’s Lutheran Church for a Frozen Arty Winter Party. The party, which was Frozen themed, had arts and crafts tables, ice sculpture punch, a chocolate fountain, a cupcake decorating station and a huge play area sponsored by Lake Erie Adventure Play (LEAP).

“This really shows the need for this in the community because of all the people that are here,” said United Way director Chris Galvin who attended the event.

“There’s not a lot of things children can do on a regular basis,” said Greater Port Clinton Area Arts Council presi-dent Carol Morgan. “We plan to have an event like this every month. There will be different themes, but the same content. February’s event will be more of a hands-on art experience.”

Morgan said that one of the collaborative art creations made at one of the monthly children’s events will be auc-tioned off at Appetite for the Arts this summer.

“Lynette Saucedo from All Things Art was instrumental in orchestrating the theme for this event,” said Morgan. “The children love the Frozen theme.”

Not only did the event serve as something for families to do on a Saturday afternoon, but it provided important skill building activities for children to participate in.

PopUpAdventurePlay.org defines child-directed play as

play that evolves when children choose what to play and make up their own rules for how to play. This type of play fosters the development of the whole child; children’s cognitive, social, emotional and physical skills. It also contributes to school success and is an important part in a child’s development.

According to LEAP, adventure play is the opportunity for children to explore their world using simple materials (cardboard boxes, paper towel tubes, fabric, tape, etc.) that they can change and use as they please. This allows chil-dren to find innovative ways to think about their world and how it works based on their own self-led interests.

They experience the joy and confidence that comes from pursuing their own creative ideas without the fear of failure that often arises when there is one predetermined way to do something.

For more information about LEAP visit facebook.com/lakeerieadventureplay. For more information about these monthly events or about GPCAAC ottawacountyarts.org.

Children “Let it go” at Frozen Arty Winter Party

St. John’s Lutheran Church gymnasium was packed on Saturday for the Frozen Arty Winter Party.

Tinsley Zavilla draws on the walls of her make-shift home.

Nora and Lucas Bodie playing together at Saturday’s Fro-zen event.

L to R: Lily Hatt, Emma Johnson and Chloe Hatt creating together.

Jillian Rhodes thinking about what to make with the beads and pipe-cleaners at an arts and crafts table.

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Clinton). Their program will be a mix of art and comic songs along with jazzy musical theatre by French composer Nadia Boulanger and her American protégés. Both those performers are faculty members at Heidelburg University in Tiffin.

■ This Friday, February 6, is the deadline for nomina-tions for the Port Clinton Area Chamber of Com-merce’s Annual Awards. They have five awards: Lighthouse (a business that has made an outstanding contribution in their field); Outstanding Citizen (an individual who has contributed to the citizens and/or the well-being of the community); New Business (a

business that opened in 2014); Beautification (a busi-ness that has contributed to the aesthetic enhance-ment of the community); and Business Member of the Year (a business who has made a contribution to the Chamber, the community and the business environ-ment).

■ Join us for our next Coffee with the Editor session at Common Grounds held every Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. Each Wednesday we have a small group that discusses local issues and we get good ideas about community news stories to cover.

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Allison Leah Hohman has been accepted at The New School for Public Engagement in New York City, NY, for spring semester 2015. Hohman is a 2014 graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy College and Conserva-tory of the Performing Arts in New York City with a certificate in musi-cal theater/performance and a 2012 graduate of Danbury High School.

She will pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Musical Theater at The New School. Hohman is em-ployed by TodayTix and Build-a-Bear Workshop in New York City. She is the daughter of Tim and Julie Hohman of Danbury Township.

Jacqueline “Jacque” L. ChapmanJul. 17, 1935-Jan. 27, 2015

Jacqueline “Jacque” L. Chapman, 79, of Port Clinton, passed away on Tuesday, January 27, at HeartlandHos-pice Nursing Center in Waterville. She was born on July 17, 1935.

Visitation was held on Friday, January 30, from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the Neidecker, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 1124 Fulton Street, Port Clinton, Ohio. On Saturday, January 31, 2015 funeral ser-vices were held at Trinity United Methodist Church, 135 Adams Street, Port Clinton with Pastor Bruce Batchelor-Glader officiating.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Trin-ity United Methodist Church or to the Humane Society of Ottawa County.

Delta Marceil CooleyMay 4, 1922-Jan. 28, 2015

Delta Marceil Cooley, 92, of Marblehead, passed away on Wednesday, January 28, at Magruder Hospital in Port Clinton. She was born on May 4, 1922.

Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Feb. 3, at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 541 Church Road, Lakeside-Mar-blehead, with Pastor Marvin Rettig officiating. Burial fol-lowed in St. Paul Lutheran Church Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul Lu-theran Church. Online condolences may be shared with the family at neideckerleveckcrosser.com. The Neidecker, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Peninsula Chapel, 7755 E. Harbor Rd., Lakeside-Marble-head has assisted the family with arrangements.

Brigid Elizabeth FallOct. 16, 1958-Jan. 29, 2015

Brigid Elizabeth Fall, 56, of Toledo, and formerly of Port Clinton, passed away, Thursday, January 29, at her resi-dence. She was born Elizabeth Ann Denney, on October 16, 1958, in Port Clinton, the daughter of Raymond C. and Elizabeth A. (Fall) Denney.

A Memorial Service will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, February 7, in the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Port Clinton, conducted by Pastor Bruce Batchelor-Glader. Memorial donations in memory of Brigid may be given to the Toledo Lucas County Library Legacy Fund, 423 Shasta Dr., Toledo, OH 43609. Online condolences may be shared with the family at walkerfu-neralhomes.com.

Vincent Patrick HughesMar. 14, 1927-Jan. 25, 2015

Vincent Patrick (Pat) Hughes, M.D., FACR, aged 87, passed peacefully into Eternity on Sunday, Jan. 25, at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane, Washington. He was born March 14, 1927, in Fremont, the youngest of 8 children, to George F. and Margaret J. (O’Connor) Hughes.

Visitation at Mt. St. Michael was Thursday, January 29, from 4-6:30 p.m. and the Rosary started at 7 p.m. A Sol-emn High Requiem Mass was offered on Friday, Janu-ary 30, at 10 a.m. at Mt. St. Michael interment followed at Holy Rosary Cemetery. Lunch was provided after the services. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to St. Michael Academy at 8500 N. St. Michael Rd, Spokane, Washington 99217-9333.

Freda RiddleAug. 10, 1914-Jan. 27, 2015

Freda Riddle, 100, of Port Clinton, passed away, Tues-day, January 27, in her home. Freda was born August 10, 1914. She was preceded in death by her parents: Albert and Climena Bacon and her first husband: Hazen Samuel Cory, second husband: Jack Riddle and her sisters and brothers.

Visitation was 11-11:30am, Saturday, January 31, in the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Port Clinton, followed by a memorial service at 11:30 a.m. in the funeral home. Online condolences may be shared with the family at walkerfuneralhomes.com.

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Ottawa County Senior Resources along with Magruder Hospital and other com-munity groups are preparing for Moonlight Serenade Senior Prom which will be held on Wednesday, May 6, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. With the Senior Prom theme, what would a prom be without a King and Queen? Riv-erview Healthcare Campus is sponsoring the first ever Senior Resources Senior Prom King and Queen contest. The 2015 Senior Prom King and Queen nomination ballot is available at any Senior Center or the main office of Senior Resources. The top three nominations for both king and queen will be picked to be on the prom court. The nomi-

nees receiving the most nominations will be crowned the Ottawa County Senior Re-sources 2015 Senior King and Queen. The winners will be announced on the date of the event. Those nominees who are cho-sen for the court will be notified prior to the event. In the event that there is a tie, the selection of the King and/or Queen will be made by the Ottawa County Board of Com-missioners.

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Thank you to Danbury residentsThe holiday season brings out the best in people. For 2014, Danbury Township, Lake-

side and Marblehead residents and area businesses enthusiastically helped the Dan-bury Holiday Bureau, in the Danbury area, provided 101 families, for a total of 327 peo-ple, with food and other necessities to brighten their lives during the Christmas season.

A huge thanks goes to Bassett’s Market, Bergman Orchards, the Coast Guard, Danbury Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, Danbury Schools, Danchisen Marathon Service, Erie Food Market, Dr. Gary Greunke, Jack’s Amish Country Konnection, Lakeside Marblehead Storage, Marblehead Bank, Marblehead Peninsula Chamber of Commerce, Marilyn’s (Lakeside), Mutach’s Food Market, the Peninsula Lions, the Salvation Army, and St. Mary’s Church. It takes about 60 volunteers to sort, pack and distribute everything. Over a three day period, during the Holiday season, this is a dedicated commitment

My sincerest thanks to a devoted committee: Bob Biro, Myra Prokop and Mimi Turinsky.

Thank you again for your continued support.Judy Smolk, Chairperson for Ottawa County Holiday Bureau, Danbury area

To the animal loving readers at The BeaconThe Beacon has printed articles on several occasions

of our precious animals here at Island Safe Harbor Ani-mal Sanctuary (ISHAS). I am so happy to say that all the animals that have been featured in The Beacon have all found their furever homes with wonderful, caring fami-lies. I truly believe The Beacon has a large following of

animal lovers and those wonderful people know that when The Beacon prints a story it is true and heartfelt by The Beacon staff.

I have known John Schaffner since I first got involved in this area in being a voice for the animals and opening this sanctuary. John was here taking pictures with words of encouragement when we rescued 93 puppy mill breed-er dogs. He knows what it is to rescue (because he has

rescued) and the emotions and work involved.I just want to thank The Beacon staff for helping our

special, precious animals who deserve to have a furever home.

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Jamie Beier Grant, Director with the Ottawa County Improvement Corporation (OCIC) has been selected as a winner in the economic development profession’s 40 Under 40 awards, the only award of its kind recognizing young talent in the economic development profession.

A five-member selection committee chose the winners from a pool of more than 157 candidates based on their exceptional contributions to the economic development industry. The award’s program was managed by Develop-ment Counsellors International (DCI), a New York-based firm that specializes in economic development marketing.

“This recognition is a celebration of Jamie’s accomplish-ments as Director of the OCIC and is a reflection of the value and quality of services the OCIC provides to our community,” said OCIC President Jim Stouffer. “The board congratulates Jamie for her recognition in leader-ship, professionalism and dedication to OCIC’s current and future success.”

Since joining the OCIC in 2004, Ms. Beier Grant has leveraged $25 million in financing and incentives to sup-port new project investments of $775+ million, including investments by Davis Besse, Fenner Dunlop, Materion-Brush, Inc., and Northern Manufacturing, and the cre-ation of more than 500 jobs.

Ms. Beier Grant was appointed by the Ohio Legislature as a Member of the Ohio Tax Credit Authority and has served in leadership roles with the Northwest Ohio Eco-nomic Development Association and Ohio Economic De-velopment Association. She has also served a chair of the United Way in Ottawa County and has been integral in es-tablishing the Ottawa County Business Advisory Council, connecting educational and business leadership together to address the growing workforce needs locally.

DCI’s 40 Under 40 award was designed to discover the economic development profession’s rising stars.

“The people chosen by the selection committee repre-sent a bright future for the economic development world,” said Andy Levine, president of DCI. “They are a new breed of results-driven place makers. We’re very pleased to see Ms. Beier Grant among the winners.”

DCI officially announced the winners last night at an awards reception during the International Economic De-velopment Council Leadership Summit in Palm Beach and will feature an in-depth profile of each on its website during 2015.

For more information on DCI’s 40 Under 40 winners, visit aboutdci.com/40under40.

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BY LINDA HUBER, LAKESIDE HERITAGE SOCIETY BOARD MEMBER

Lakeside Heritage Society Director of Operations, Gretchen Curtis, spoke with Danbury fourth grade students in January about winter ac-tivities 100 years ago on the ice surrounding the Marblehead Peninsula.

In the days before electric refrigerators were invented for keeping food and beverages cold, local families used an ice box that really was a box with an ice compartment filled with ice from Lake Erie. With the entire Peninsula surrounded by Lake Erie, residents had a front row seat to the business of harvesting ice.

During January and February when ice was the thickest, men were employed to harvest the ice in large blocks. Horses were essential to the ice harvesting process. The horses wore shoes with metal cleats as did the men to keep them from slipping.

The first thing the men did was to hook a wooden plow blade behind horses to scrape snow off the ice. Another blade with teeth was pulled by horses led by a man to mark a grid pattern on the ice. The grid pattern guided the men who used one-handed saws to cut ice into large blocks. Depending upon the location of the harvest, the blocks of ice were either loaded onto a horse-drawn wagon using ice tongs as in the photo, or floated like rafts through channels of water to the shoreline.

The wagons loaded with ice blocks were then hauled to a storage house constructed of thick wooden walls or stone. The ice was stacked in layers with each layer cov-ered with saw dust so they would not stick together.

During summer and fall, the Ice Man would load his horse-drawn wagon and walk through neighborhoods announcing “Ice for sale, ice for sale.” Residents would use an ice sign displayed in a window telling the delivery man how big an ice block to deliver.

Based on the window sign indicating the desired pounds (12, 25, 50 or 100), a block would be weighed, carried to the house and placed in the kitchen ice box. Carroll’s Grocery in Lakeside and other markets typi-cally requested 100-pound blocks.

The natural ice from the lake was used only to chill food and bever-ages in the ice box. It was not used in glasses to chill beverages since natural ice was exposed to animal waste during the harvest.

The ice harvesting business began to melt away around 1910 with the invention of equipment that made pure ice. By the 1930s, the develop-ment of refrigerators brought an end to large scale ice making.

In addition to the commercial business of ice harvesting, there were other ice activities, including skating, fishing and ice boating. Today, you will occasionally see people out on the ice fishing when winter tem-peratures are cold enough, but ice boating is rarely seen today on Lake Erie.

Historical photographs show ice boats had flat bottoms with wooden runners. The person would sit or lie on the flat space and operate two sails; the main sail and jib sail. If the wind was right, the boats could reach speeds up to 70 mph. With no braking ability, the boater had to manipulate the sails just right when approaching the shore or another boat. Some talent, indeed!

LEFT: Louis Eberly loads ice in 1915 for the Carroll Brothers Grocery in Lakeside. Photo courtesy of Lakeside Heritage Society.RIGHT: Ice boating circa 1940 from the Charles Wolfe collection at the Lakeside Heritage Society.

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BY JACKIE BIRD MAYOR, VILLAGE OF MARBLEHEAD

Editor’s note: View Mayor Bird’s State of the Village in its entirety at thebeacon.net.

January 2015 marks the 124th Anniversary of the incorporation of the Village of Marblehead. From 1891 to present day, our village remains a promi-nent commonwealth for both residents and visitors.

As Mayor, I reflect back to when I first became a council member in 1997. At that time, as is now, I have always considered myself fortunate to have followed in the footsteps of the previous dedicated administrations that helped form our community. Their leadership, dedication

and set standards have pro-duced a strong municipal-ity that will sustain future generations. Every elected official that has served, or is currently serving, has done so with the best inter-est of the Village of Marble-head in mind. As I look at our current administration and employees, I am proud to say that this great lega-cy continues. Our team is strong and our goal is com-mon; the goal to sustain our fine village to its fullest po-tential with keeping future generations in mind.

Our current administra-tion remains unified under the guidance of our elected Village Council. Our vet-eran members consist of

President Pro Tem John Starcher, Councilwoman An-gie Kukay, Councilman Dean Dorko, and Councilman Duane Myers. In 2014, we gained two new council mem-bers; Councilman David Redett and Councilman Ron Royhab. This dedicated group of individuals offers 110% for the love of their community with limited time, limited funding and limited compensation or praise.

The Village of Marblehead is a peninsula and even though it consists of one long shoreline, we actually have no public lakefront property for public use. This adminis-tration would like to preserve a small portion of the lake-front of this historic peninsula as open space for future generations. With the strength and assistance of many, I feel we can achieve this ever so important goal for cur-rent and future generations.

In closing, I assure the residents and employees this administration will continue to build on past efforts. We will focus on infrastructure improvements. We will focus on employee compensation and retention. We will focus on meeting the needs of the village with our continued growth. This administration vows to evaluate each situ-ation and act in the most viable means for health, safety, and welfare of its employees, residents and visitors.

The goal established with our fore-fathers in 1891 con-tinues in 2015 as we seek to retain the Village of Marble-head as a prominent commonwealth of opportunity for all.

May the year 2015 be prosperous in continuing our goals for our current residents and future generations.

May God bless the Village of Marblehead, Township of Danbury, County of Ottawa, State of Ohio and The Unit-ed States of America, now and always.

State of the Village of Marblehead

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The Vietnam Era Veterans Commem-oration Committee along with the Ot-tawa County Veterans Service Office is excited to announce the second annual Vietnam Era Veteran Commemoration Celebration on Saturday, March 28, at the Camp Perry Clubhouse.

This nationally celebrated day is marked to acknowledge the brave ser-vice men and women who served in any branch during the Vietnam War Era. The tribute that we are planning for our county’s Vietnam Era Veterans is a wel-come home and thank you for your ser-vice tribute. The celebration is certain to attract Vietnam Era Veterans as well as community members within Ottawa County and several surrounding coun-ties.

The day will include an opening cer-emony, guest speaker, lunch, The Agent Orange Quilts of Tears, Ohio POW/MIA Memorial Program, as well as many vendors, and a closing ceremony.

A media CD of Service Member Viet-nam Era pictures will be shown that day. To submit pictures please email Tina Burris at [email protected] or call Tina for a drop off time at 419-732-3141. All photos must be sub-mitted by March 7.

The public is invited to celebrate, hon-or, and welcome home our Vietnam War era veterans.

For more information contact mem-bers of the committee through the Ot-tawa County Veterans Service Office at 419-898-2089 or by visiting the office located at 8444 W. SR 163, Oak Harbor.

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The Erie-Ottawa-Sandusky County Chapter of Pheasants Forever would like to invite individual outdoor enthusiasts and couples to their 24th annual fund-raising banquet. The banquet is sched-uled for March 14, at the Camp Perry Clubhouse.

As usual, the event will feature about 30 guns on hand to be auctioned, raffled or included as part of an outdoor prize package. The meal will be prepared by Mesenburg Caterers of Huron featuring prime rib, roasted chicken, salad, side dishes and dessert.

The doors scheduled to open at 5 p.m., with beer and soft drinks to be provid-ed, with a cash bar for mixed drinks also available during the event. Dinner is scheduled to be served at 6:45 p.m. with the raffles and auctions directly follow-ing.

All ticket sales are pre-pay only, with none sold at the door. They are priced (including membership to Pheasants Forever) at $60 per person for individual adults, $85 for couples and $25 for those who can produce a current PF card veri-fying membership in another chapter.

For youths, ages 17 and under, admis-sion also remains at $25 and includes membership to the Pheasants Forever youth organization.

Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever is a national conservation organization with 140,000 members in 740 chap-ters, including 6,300 in 29 Ohio chap-ters. Their mission is the conservation of pheasants, quail and other wildlife through habitat improvements, public awareness, youth and Leopold educa-tion, land management policies and programs.

Invitation letters will go out to current members with additional tickets avail-able to other interested parties through chapter habitat chairman Joe Uhinck at the Ottawa County Agricultural Office in Oak Harbor. Contact Joe by phone at 419-898-1595 or at ottawaswcd.com.

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Thursday Feb. 5

The Listening Room Local What: Enjoy some of northern Ohio’s best singer-song-writers in a listening room environment. When: 7 p.m. Where: Rosie’s Bar & Grill, 102 Madison St., Port Clinton Info: 419-960-7546 or 1812rosies.com

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Al-Anon/Alateen What: Twelve-step group for those affected by another’s drinkingWhen: 7 p.m.Where: Trinity United Methodist Church, 135 Adams St. Port Clinton

Art ClassWhen: 6-7:30 p.m.Where: Danbury Senior Center, MarbleheadCost: $10 per classInfo: Call Lori at 419-798-0608

Open Public ShootingWhat: Shooters, including new shooters, are invited to do practice shooting. When: 5:30-8 p.m.Where: Camp Perry Training Site, Port ClintonInfo: Contact 419.635.2141 ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/publicshooting.htm Cost: $5/adult, $2/junior

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Halfway to Phlocking What: A celebration of Trop Rock music, prizes and raffles. When: Friday 7-11 p.m., Saturday 2-11 p.m. Where: Mr. Ed’s Bar at Commodore Perry Inn & Suites, 255 W. Lakeshore Dr., Port Clinton Info: 412-221-5219 or phlocking.com

Friday Feb. 6

Charlie Mars What: Just finished international tour with The Dixie Chicks. When: 8 p.m. Where: The Listening Room at OurGuest Inn & Suites, 220 E. Perry St., Port Clinton Cost: $10 plus two drink minimum Info: 419-734-7050 or thelisteningroompc.com

Chili Challis, Friends & Family Comedy Show What: Ticket includes show and casual buffet, cash bar available. When: 6:30 p.m. dinner, 8 p.m. show Where: Oak Harbor Golf Club, 10433 CR 17, Oak Harbor Cost: $15 per person plus tax Info: 419-898-1493 or oakharborgolfclub.com

Al-Anon/Alateen What: Twelve-step group for those affected by another’s drinkingWhen: 7 p.m. every FridayWhere: St. John Lutheran Church, 122 Ottawa, Oak Harbor

Saturday Feb. 7

Olympic hopeful and Oak Harbor graduate JD BergmanWhat: Speaking on qualifying for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janerio.When: 1 p.m. chicken BBQ, 2 p.m. presentation from BergmanWhere: Oak Harbor High SchoolCost: Chicken BBQ $10, $15 presentation

Musical Arts Series: Carol Kusdieker and Margarita Denenburg What: Mix of art and comic songs and jazzy musical theatre When: 7:30 p.m. Where: Firelands Presbyterian Church, 2626 E. Harbor Rd., Port Clinton Cost: $15 adult, students and children are free Info: 419-734-6211

Heartbeat of Ottawa County International Food Fest When: 6-8 p.m. Where: Immaculate Conception Catholic School Cafete-ria, 109 W. 4th St., Port Clinton Cost: Advanced $10 adult and $4 child. At door $12 adult. Info: 419-734-9359 or heartbeatpc.org

Port Clinton Elk’s Club Comedy Night What: Two comedians, door prizes, tip boards, 50/50, beer specials and snacks. Open to the public. When: 7:30 p.m. Where: Port Clinton Elk’s Lodge, 231 Buckeye Blvd., Port Clinton Cost: $15 Info: 419-734-1900 or portclintonelks.org

Yoga with Donna Lueke When: 8 a.m. Where: Bodi N Balance, Harbor Light Landing Info: [email protected]

Sunday Feb. 8

Reiki I Class What: Ancient natural healing technique to aid in restoring harmony and balance to the body. Instructor Donna Lueke. Call to register. When: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Where: The Kenny House, 226 Adams St., Port Clinton Cost: $95 Info: 419-341-4110

David Lester What: Live entertainment When: 6-9 p.m. Where: Canoe Club Wine Bar, 5831 E. Harbor Rd., Marblehead Info: 419-960-7030 or canoeclubwinebar.com

Zumba with Audrey Lomax Young When: 4 p.m. Where: Magruder Hospital Conference Center Cost: $30 a month or $6 for walk-in Info: 419-333-0221

Monday Feb. 9

Tales for Toddlers What: 30 mins of stories, songs and finger plays for chil-dren 2-3 with a caregiver When: 10:30 a.m. Where: Ida Rupp Library, Port Clinton Info: 419-732-3212

Peace by Piece Quilters Guild What: All who love to sew are welcome. When: 7 p.m. Where: Back entrance of United Methodist Church, 360 E. Ottawa St., Oak Harbor

Alzheimer’s Support Group What: For family members, friends and caregivers of any-one dealing with dementia and memory loss. When: 9 a.m. Where: Magruder Hospital Conference Center Info: magruderhospital.com

Al-Anon/Alateen What: Twelve-step group for those affected by another’s drinkingWhen: 7 p.m.Where: St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 214 E. Second St., Port Clinton

Tuesday Feb. 10

Yoga with Linda Green When: 6:30 p.m. Where: Magruder Hospital Conference Center Cost: $10 week or $8 if paid monthly Info: 419-635-2337

Strength Training with Lisa Seckler When: 5:30 p.m. Where: Magruder Hospital Conference Center Cost: $4 per class Info: 419-732-4061

Open Public Shooting What: Shooters, including aspiring new shooters, are invited to do practice shooting. When: 5:30-8 p.m.Where: Camp Perry Training Site, Port ClintonInfo: Contact 419.635.2141 ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/publicshooting.htm Cost: $5/adult, $2/junior

PilatesWhat: Pilates with Laura Tyson, instructorWhen: 9 a.m.Where: The Ballet School, Madison St., Port ClintonCost: $5 Info: [email protected]

TOPSWhat: Take Off Pounds Sensibly; all are welcomeWhen: 6 p.m.Where: Catawba Community Hall, 3307 NW Catawba Road

Wednesday Feb. 11

Babies and Books What: 20-25 mins of stories, songs, finger plays and rhymes for children 6-23 months with a caregiver. When: 10:30 a.m. Where: Ida Rupp Library, Port Clinton Info: 419-732-3212

Arty Parties to Go! What: Paint and take party, no painting experience re-quired. Art supplies provided. Instructor Rebecca Booth. When: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Where: The Clinton House, 106 W. Perry St., Port Clinton Cost: $35 Info: 419-855-3399 or artypartiestogo.com

One stroke acrylic painting class What: Instructor Kathie Widing. No experience neces-sary. Sign up at the library. When: 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Where: Ida Rupp Library, 310 Madison St., Port Clinton Info: 419-732-3212 or idarupp.org

Zumba with Audrey Lomax Young When: 5:45 p.m. Where: Magruder Hospital Conference Center Cost: $30 a month or $6 for walk-in Info: 419-333-0221

Yoga with Donna Lueke When: 4:30 p.m. Where: Danbury School Library Info: [email protected]

TOPS What: Take Off Pounds Sensibly. All are Welcome. When: 4:30 p.m. Where: Danbury Senior Center, Marblehead

TOPS What: Take Off Pounds Sensibly; all are welcomeWhen: 4 p.m.Where: Oak Harbor Library, 147 W. Main St.Info: 419-276-0304

FIND WYLIE!Each week Wylie is hidingsomewhere in The Beacon.Tell us where you find him.

A winner will be chosenfrom the correct entries.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

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Allen Township1-27-15 Lee M. Crofts and Nicole L. Breno Crofts to Julie and Steven M. Swartz, 6460 North Old Stone Trail, $55,000.

1-28-15 Karen S. Traver to Diane L. Traver, 24030 West Reservation Line, $70,270.

Benton Township1-26-15 Jamie L. Dippman fna Jamie L. Migliori to Stefan J. Pohorecki III and Toni M. Pohorecki, 905 North Lickert Harder Road, $112,000.

1-27-15 Gail P. Gerwin to James R. and Anderia Hartman, 0 West Walbridge East Road, new split $8,000.

1-27-15 Jennifer M. Schimming White to James R. and Anderia Hart-man, 0 West Walbridge East Road, new split $8,000.

Carroll Township1-30-15 Bobby Clem to Moore Rentals LLC, 0 State Route 19, $8,000.

1-30-15 Larry Sykes to Rowan L. and Deborah S. Messham, 6466 Teal Bend, $37,000.

Catawba Township1-30-15 JDC Enterprises Inc to David A. and Jacqueline H. Jasinski, 3080 North Tiara Drive, $46,000.

1-30-14 Timothy and Carole Weber to John A. and Victoria K. Shu-maker, 0 Windward Drive Unit W-31, $3,500.

1-30-15 BC Resorts LLC to Curtiss C. Dew, 2739A Canterbury Circle, $225,000

Danbury Township1-26-15 Elizabeth and Orham Konez to Sarah A. Milheim, 157 Erie Beach, $35,000.

1-26-15 William Fredrick and Norma Maureen Goodwin to Scott J. and Kathryn L. Venema, 541 Oak Avenue, $310,000.

1-26-15 West Harbor Lagoons Boataminium Condominium to An-thony A. Guzik et al, 1510 North Buck Road unit #51, $75,400.

1-28-15 Louisville Title to Stephen C. Kurtzman and Melissa Saun-ders, 2377 South Harbor Bay Drive, $99,900.

1-28-15 Jason Andrew Craig to Kristopher A. Barnhouse, 149 Kenton Row, $109,000.

1-29-14 Marblehead Partners LLC to Clifford L. and Kathleen M. Ruggles, 459 North Lake Pine Drive #5, $96,900.

Erie Township1-30-15 Marlene Dantzer to Randy and Lynn Ruggles, 2761 Three Mile Crossing, $30,000.

Harris Township1-28-15 James M. and Diana D. Wilburn to Brandon M. and Ashley R. Wilburn, 3178 South State Route 51, $130,000.

1-28-15 Lucille E. Wilburn to James M. and Diana D. Wilburn, 3132 South State Route 51, $120,000.

Oak Harbor Corp1-26-15 Mark D. and Brenda M. Ihde to Brian D. Haer and Bethann M. Ambrozy, 107 West Ottawa Street, $98,000.

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TUESDAY’S $5 BURGERS

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Tuesday $5 Burgers$5 Beer Pitchers

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Or, call the Erie County Chamber at 419-625-6421

Beer Tastings by Great Lakes Brewing, Wine Tastings from around the world and Food Tastings from the area’s favorite restaurants!

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Live Music Thurs. - Sat. 7 pm - 10 pm Live Music Thurs. - Sat. 7 pm - 10 pm

FALL HOURS Sept.-Dec. Thurs. thru Sat. 11 AM - 10 PM

Halloween Halloween Costume Costume Contest Contest

Fri. Oct. 31 Prizes & Live Entertainment

Wine & Paint Party

Wed. Nov. 5 Daytime or Evening Paint a masterpiece to

take home! $35 + tax Reservations Required

Taco Thursdays Are Back

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New Years EveDoors open at 8pm

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Valentine Dinner Surf and TurfFri, Feb 13 Public is Invited! Doors open at 4:30pm

FEBRUARY 2015 NORTH SHORE (ONS) EVENTSNORTH SHORE (ONS) EVENTSNORTH SHORE (ONS) EVENTS

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IPAD Classes Otterbein North Shore Friday, February 6 10:00 a.m. Fremont Davinci’s Coffee House, Tues., Feb. 10, 2:00 pm 115 S. Main, Fremont

Email, Calendars and Contacts will be the topic for this class. After the basics, we’ll discuss how you can receive your email, enhance your contact information and use your calendar to keep your 2015 organized! During the first hour, we will review the basics of ipad/iphone operation. Beginners and seasoned users of Apple tablets will benefit from this part of the class. FREMONT: This will be a one time class at Da Vinci’s. Robin will buy your beverage and you’ll learn something new!

Valentine Dinner Surf and Turf Friday, Feb. 13 Public is Invited! Doors open at 4:30pm

Make a reservation!! Call soon to make a reservation for this special dinner prepared by Chef Melissa Rush. The surf and turf dinner will feature delicious prime rib and seafood

dinner. Singles and couples are invited! In addition, well known harpist from Fremont, Karen Westgate, will perform during dinner. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

For more information call Jo Ann at 419-798-8254.

MONTHLY Potluck at Lakeside Wesley Hall

The public is invited to attend!! Thursday Feb. 19 @ Noon Chef Mel Rush and the Otterbein North Shore Dining staff will supply the main dish. Please bring a dish to share. Invite a friend!

Stroke Support Group Tues., Feb. 17 at 2pm

Monthly meeting. All are welcome. Please call Stacy McMurray at 419-798-8203. Education, support, sharing for survivors of strokes or their caregivers.

Otterbein North Shore

Senior Lifestyle Community

Remember to take a personal tour with Jo Ann in February and receive a Kroger Gift Card! Call 419-798-8254 TODAY!

Heart Health Lunch and Learn

Friday, February 20th at Noon This free lunch for the community will be

fun and informative! Attend and you can WIN!!!!!

See story on page 2 of this newsletter.

Soup Delivery in February! Call Jo Ann!

Make a move to an Otterbein North Shore Patio Home and get $500 off EVERY month of 2015!!

EVENT

Make a reservation!! Call soon to make a reservation for this special dinner prepared by Chef Melissa Rush. The surf and turf dinner will feature delicious prime rib and seafood dinner. Singles and couples are invited! In addition, well known harpist from Fremont, Karen Westgate, will perform during dinner. Tickets must be purchased in advance. For more information call Jo Ann at 419-798-8254.

Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Catawba Office • 4054 East Harbor Road Port Clinton, OH 43452 • 877-734-5751Fremont Office • 426 Croghan St, Fremont • 419-332-4000

76 Woodwinds Way – Marblehead• 4 bed 2.5 bath 2 story home• Large wooded lot• Close to Lake and dockage• $189,900 Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188

10654 Bayshore #9 – Marblehead• Point Falls end unit ranch style• Upscale finishes, fireplace• Extra storage with 2 garages• 3 season room, outdoor patio• $199,000 Sharon Polanco 419-341-0080

8175 Northshore Blvd #52 – Marblehead• Well maintained 3 bedroom mobile• View of East Harbor Channel• Newer windows, carpet, hot water heater• $29,900 Jerry Carris 440-570-4843

346 Lighthouse Oval – Marblehead• 2 bed 2 full bath ranch• Beautiful open design with vaulted ceilings• 2 car garage, sunroom, patio• $165,000 Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144

508 Englebeck Rd – Marblehead• Danbury home on 1 acre• 6 bedrooms (4 unfinished)• Close to all area attractions!• $109,900 Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188

828 ½ Main – Marblehead• Zoned Business – Many allowable uses• 3 parcels of land includes buildings• Approx 2.6 acres total• $289,000 Sharon Polanco 419-341-0080

111 Legends Dr – Marblehead• 4 bedroom 3 ½ bath furnished home• Approx. 4000 sq. ft. - VACATION/WEEKLY Rental• Lake & Marina view & overlooking Bay Point Golf Couse• $599,900 Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188

3060 Canal – Port Clinton• 2 lots, 100 ft of waterfront• 65 ft of dockage at Nugents Canal• Furnished 2 bed 2 bath. 2+ car garage• $179,500 Rudy Cooks 419-341-6376

204 Driftwood Dr – Port Clinton• Lovely 2 bed 2 bath mobile home• Open living and kitchen area• Large 10x18 shed• $37,900 Lisa 419-271-8110/Margaret 419-341-2014

4936 Cliff Rd – Catawba• Catawba Cliffs 3 bed 2 bath ranch on 2 lots• HW floors, WB FP, Sunroom, deck• Gated lakefront community. Private parks

& beaches• $350,000 Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144

765 Fairway – Middle Bass Island• Middle Bass Island Escape – Quiet woods• Walking distance to docks, beach,

restaurants & bars• Buy now before Lonz Winery ReOpening• $159,000 Rudy Cooks 419-341-6376

582 SR 357 – Put-In-Bay• Lakefront Victorian on 1.6 acres• Beautiful beach• Possible B & B business opportunity• $549,000 Rudy Cooks 419-341-3676

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Redskin girls win NOBC Conference Bowling Tournament

Port Clinton’s undefeated girls bowling team added the Northern Ohio Bowling Conference title to their previous title by nearly 500 pins over Rossford Friday night at Tri County Bowl in Woodville.

The girls rolled games of 861-804-school record 968 and added 940 in baker for their winning 3742 total.

Alysia Zoeller and Reilly Wittman made the All-Tour-nament Team with series of 598 and 562; Zoeller 184-183-231 and Wittman 191-183-188. Eryn Binder added 165-150-201 for 516 and Jozlyn Seamon 185-160-156 for 501. Sam Stroupe added a 192 game. Other team members include Kassidy Mahler, Katelyn Chapman and Morgan Wojchiekowski.

“Most of these girls have worked really hard since 7th grade to earn the success they are enjoying now,” said Coach Bob Black. “This year they have continued their tremendous improvement. We are going to work hard to keep them at this level through the upcoming tourna-ments.”

In cooperation with the Port Clinton Kiwanis Club, Port Clinton City Schools recognizes outstanding elementary students as Terrific Kids. The following have been hon-ored as Terrific Kids at Bataan Memorial Elementary in January 2015.

Bataan Memorial Primary Elementary

Terrific Kids are selected in each class each month to recognize students for working to the best of their abil-ity to improve academic performance, behavior, relation-ships with peers, displays honesty or attendance.

Allison Gonzalez, Jace Cornell , Charlie Simpson, Angel Martinez, Chloe Clark, Jack Boreman, Franchesca Vacca-ro, Gabe Depner, Lucas Bodie, Gabrielle Sims, Makenzie Collins, Gavin Cornell, Lee Higgins, Madalynn Kopcak, Avery Garlock, Kollin Nilson, Lauren Diels, Isaac Apple, Emily Uhinck, Alijah Matthews, Trevon Floyd, Grace Fleenor, Cole McNamara, Natalie Hermes, Lyndsay Tu-sen, Camiah Baker, Lydia Roberts, Caleb Hug, Gabriel Koskela, Erieyonna Buckley.

Bataan Memorial Intermediate

Grade 3 - Kaylie Simpson, Camden Redd, Evangeline Young, Makenna Wells, Sarah Roberts, Amelia Finn, Chelsea Mares, Claire Hermes, Hayden Limestahl.

Grade 4 - Izaak Luebcke, Caroline Diels, Olivia Felbin-ger, Mariah Nickson, Zoey Barr, Thomas Hall.

Grade 5 - Jeremy Burnette, Alexia Harnad, Olivia Eick-ert, Kegeen Williams, Carter Blaesing.

Port Clinton City Schools announces Terrific Kids for January 2015

2B Thursday, February 05, 2015www.thebeacon.net

For information on over 2000 Homes For Sale or For Open Houses Scheduled this week!

129 Madison St., Suite D, Port Clinton

419-734-55513+ ACRE COUNTRY BUILDING LOTS!!! 3 to choose from. Great country location with established homes nearby. JENNIFER BEHNKE.

Motivated seller! Owner financing

option available. AFFORDABLE

GET AWAY! 2 BR, 2 BA Spinnaker

Bay Condo. Purchase includes a

35’ deeded dock with direct Lake

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BUILD THE HOME OF YOUR DREAMS... on these two lots equalling 2.6 acres or build a home on each lot! Your choice! Property is located in the Benton-Carroll School District with a Fremont mailing address. Buyer to install all necessary utilities. DEBBIE CONTE.

Spacious floor plan, 3 Bedroom,

2 Bathrooms, 2 car attached

garage. Large lot. SHEANNA

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AFFORDABLE GETAWAY... Newer floor coverings, refrigerator, stove. 3 season room overlooks pond. Most furnishings stay. Storage room & carport below. 30’deeded dock. Walk to the pool. Fish cleaning stations. Picnic pavilion. $40’s JENNIFER BEHNKE.

AMISH BUILT, LARGE RANCH…

full basement, 3 car garage, plus

extra lot included. Nice split floor

plan. www.1614Heritage.com

RUTHIE CAPUTO.

RAMBLING RANCH CLOSE TO TOWN... 4 BR, 1.5 BA, 1800+ sq.ft.! Newer front & side porches. Eat-in kitchen w/Corian countertops. Huge master. Full bath features newer walk-in shower. Many upgrades. Corner lot. JENNIFER BEHNKE.

LOVE LIVING ON THE WATER!

14 room, quality built home, on

Speaker’s Pond overlooking CIC

South Marina. GREAT VALUE!

$990,000. www.2885Trillum.

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COMPLETELY FURNISHED! Well-maintained mobile on deeded 1 acre lot near Lake Erie. Great for angler’s retreat or weekend getaway. Convenient location. $49,900 www.3389WHarbor.com or call for DEBI BENTLAGE.

OFF THE BEATEN PATH! 3 BR, 2 BA, 1900+ sq. ft. home on .56 acre! Stainless steel appliances. Stone wood burning fireplace. Master suite with garden tub & separate shower. Part. finished basement used as rec room. JENNIFER BEHNKE.

FANTASTIC 3 BR, 3 FULL BA

Catawba Bay condo. Just steps

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Call ANNA PIACENTINO.

LAKESHORE DR. LOT… Wooded

lot on over 1 acre. Quiet country

setting, near the shores of Lake

Erie. Pond access at rear of lot.

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home! $21,900. DEBI BENTLAGE.

CLOSE TO MARINA! Large mobile

in Harbor Park Marina. Great

potential! Large great room, large

workshop, partial basement, hot

tub in back. ALLEN STRYKER.

ESTABLISHED RIVERFRONT CAMPGROUNDS WITH DOCKAGE! 1 acre residential vacant lot included. Boat ramp. Remodeled restrooms. Pavilion & playground with equipment. Mobile home/office includes appliances & 3-season room. JENNIFER BEHNKE.

LAKE FRONT W/ SANDY BEACH…

Updated kitchen. Adjoining unit

also for sale (family). Gorgeous

views! www.21GrandeLake.com

Call for RUTHIE CAPUTO.

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Thursday, February 05, 2015www.thebeacon.netSCHOOLS 3B

Pursuant to the law, O.R.C. 323.08, I, Robert J. Hille, Treasurer of Ottawa County, Ohio, hereby give notice that the numberof mills levied on each dollar of real estate property listed for taxation within Ottawa County for the tax year 2014 is as follows:

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TAXING DISTRICTS 1. Allen Township 7.40 5.10 54.65 3.66 3.20 66.61 9.87 1.10 84.98 .413234 .329451 49.863395 56.983309 2. Clay Center Corporation 7.40 5.10 54.65 3.66 3.20 66.61 6.37 1.10 2.00 83.48 .411167 .326716 49.155808 56.205768 3. Lake School in Allen 7.40 4.70 54.14 4.60 3.20 66.64 9.87 83.91 .312549 .231728 57.684076 64.465727 4. Benton Township 7.40 4.00 30.13 0.00 3.20 37.33 9.70 1.00 55.43 .264644 .160450 40.760838 46.536310 5. Rocky Ridge Corporation 7.40 4.00 30.13 0.00 3.20 37.33 5.00 1.00 7.50 58.23 .265693 .152724 42.758753 49.336890 6. Bay Township 7.40 3.80 54.64 3.70 1.60 63.74 3.70 0.80 75.64 .463912 .429986 40.549733 43.11586065. Bay - PC 7.40 3.80 54.64 3.70 1.60 63.74 2.10 0.80 4.00 78.04 .449639 .416758 42.950733 45.516860 7. Ben-Car-Salem in Bay 7.40 4.00 30.13 0.00 3.20 37.33 3.70 1.00 49.43 .280973 .158927 35.541510 41.574280 8. Carroll Township 7.40 4.00 30.13 0.00 3.20 37.33 4.00 1.00 49.73 .279278 .157968 35.841510 41.874280 9. Sand Beach Cons. District 7.40 4.00 30.13 0.00 3.20 37.33 4.00 1.00 49.73 .279278 .157968 35.841510 41.87428010. Clay Township 7.40 5.10 54.65 3.66 3.20 66.61 16.70 1.10 91.81 .390354 .301510 55.971618 64.12836811. Woodmore School in Clay 7.40 4.00 46.15 5.43 3.20 58.78 16.70 1.10 83.98 .222377 .111464 65.304803 74.61929112. Genoa Corporation 7.40 5.10 54.65 3.66 3.20 66.61 6.00 1.10 4.45 85.56 .401172 .318076 51.235808 58.34546213. Catawba Island Township 7.40 3.80 54.64 3.70 1.60 63.74 7.20 0.80 79.14 .489060 .455967 40.435820 43.05480014. Danbury Township 7.40 5.10 39.80 0.00 3.95 48.85 8.60 0.80 65.65 .419410 .402770 38.115755 39.20820315. Marblehead Corporation 7.40 5.10 39.80 0.00 3.95 48.85 1.90 0.80 4.50 63.45 .390730 .382704 38.658195 39.16746516. Erie Township 7.40 3.80 54.64 3.70 1.60 63.74 7.10 0.80 79.04 .456283 .419029 42.975421 45.92000017. Harris Township 7.40 4.00 46.15 5.43 3.20 58.78 10.70 1.10 77.98 .228894 .112239 60.130852 69.22762018. Ben-Car-Salem in Harris 7.40 4.00 30.13 0.00 3.20 37.33 10.70 1.00 56.43 .258314 .139212 41.853369 48.57428019. Elmore Corporation 7.40 4.00 46.15 5.43 3.20 58.78 8.10 1.10 15.00 90.38 .199753 .096840 72.326414 81.627620195. Harris-Elmoere 7.40 4.00 46.15 5.43 3.20 58.78 9.70 1.10 13.50 90.48 .199532 .096733 72.426414 81.72762020. Portage Township 7.40 3.80 54.64 3.70 1.60 63.74 5.80 0.80 77.74 .454615 .418417 42.398264 45.21230021. Port Clinton Corporation 7.40 3.80 54.64 3.70 1.60 63.74 0.00 0.80 6.10 78.04 .449645 .416763 42.949733 45.51586022. North Bass 7.40 5.60 23.00 0.00 0.00 28.60 17.20 0.80 54.00 .308085 .309833 37.363410 37.26904723. Middle Bass 7.40 4.80 4.60 0.00 0.00 9.40 25.20 0.80 42.80 .322117 .269956 29.013426 31.24590024. Put-In-Bay Twp -School 7.40 4.40 25.90 0.00 0.00 30.30 13.60 0.80 52.10 .320107 .293059 35.422462 36.83165925. Put-In-Bay Corporation 7.40 4.40 25.90 0.00 0.00 30.30 8.40 0.80 3.3 50.20 .257194 .232413 37.288868 38.532890255. Put-In-Bay Village-Twp 7.40 4.40 25.90 0.00 0.00 30.30 13.60 0.80 2.1 54.20 .307704 .281704 37.522462 38.93165926. Salem Township 7.40 4.00 30.13 0.00 3.20 37.33 10.80 1.00 56.53 .272546 .159455 41.122990 47.51606227. Oak Harbor Corporation 7.40 4.00 30.13 0.00 3.20 37.33 7.50 1.00 8.3 61.53 .294414 .173598 43.414720 50.848557

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Port Clinton High School DECA members traveled to Bowling Green State University Wednesday, January 28, to participate at the DECA District 2 competition. After being canceled Monday, January 26, due to weather. The event went smoothly and PCHS DECA has nineteen stu-dents traveling to Columbus March 13 and 14 to partici-pate at the Career Development Conference. From there, students hope to compete nationally on April 25-28 in Orlando, FL.

PCHS DECA has forty-three members this year, the largest in their fifty year history. Once a senior-only pro-gram, they now accept both sophomores and juniors in the marketing program. DECA prepares emerging lead-ers and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. Mr. Bill Hollister is the PCHS DECA Advisor and Marketing Education teacher.

The following PCHS have qualified for the State Com-

petition based on their District Results:1st Place: Max Avis – Principles of Hospitality; Tar-

rynn Edgefield – Accounting; Jasmine Garcia – Retail Merchandising; Breanna Lawrence – Food Marketing; Cal Laurel – Marketing Management; Michael Leone – Business Finance; John Morton & Jack Warner – Team Management Sports & Entertainment Marketing; and Lisa Niceswanger & Dylan Spears – Entrepreneurship Innovation.

2nd Place: Katelyn Chapman – Quick Service Restau-rant; Breeyana Wells – Sports & Entertainment.

3rd Place: Keegan Chapman – Entrepreneurship; Eve-lyn Gillman – Human Resources Management; Jake Gu-las – Financial Consulting; Morgan Hazzard – Apparel & Accessories Marketing; Raven Rogers – Principles of Marketing; and Ashlynn Slauterbeck – Professional Sell-ing.

4th Place: Alex Camerato – Automotive ServicesOther participants and their placements:4th place: Marissa Day & Maranda Santoya – Team

Buying & Merchandising; Nik Fontana – Hospitality Sell-ing; Mitchell Mueller & Eric Wheeler – Sports Promotion Plan.

5th Place: Tristan Auxter – Automotive Services; Sa-mantha Emmons & Hailey Marez – Team Marketing Communications; Alexis Gabel, Amelia Morrow & Nick Schmitz – Advertising Campaign; Toni Jones – Marketing Management; Morgan McLaughlin & Abbie Rodriguez – Team Hospitality Services; and Adam Wells – Principles of Business Management & Administration.

6th place: Jacob Gottron – Business Services; Kennedy Gulas – Hotel & Lodging Management.

7th place: Cameron Carlson & Dokate Cromley – Team Travel & Tourism; Thomas Keville – Restaurant Food Service; Aaron Lin – Sports & Entertainment Individual Series; Angelo Martell – Principles of Finance; Kelcie McCord & Leah Warner – Fashion Merchandising.

Port Clinton High School District Winners qualify for State DECA. Seated (Left to Right) - Tarrynn Edgefield, Raven Rog-ers, Maranda Santoya, Breeyana Wells, Tristan Auxter and Nick Schmitz. Standing Left to right: Katelyn Chapman, Max Avis, Jake Gulas, Jack Warner, Marissa Day, Eric Wheeler, Cal Laurel, Toni Jones, Dylan Spears, John Morton, Morgan Hazzard, Mitchell Mueller, Breanna Lawrence, Keegan Chapman, Morgan McLaughlin, Adam Wells, Abbie Rodriguez, Jasmine Garcis, Ashlynn Slauterbeck & Alex Camerato. Not Pic-tured: Missing from Photo: Amelia Morrow, Alexis Gabel,Nik Fontana, Samantha Emmons, Hailey Marez, Michael Leone and Lisa Niceswanger

Port Clinton DECA to State Competition

Port Clinton High School announces the honor rolls for the second grading period for the 2014-15 school year.

Principals List:Grade 12: Alyssa Araguz, Emily Ashley, Eryn Binder,

Haley Crawford, Gaberiel DeFreitas, Tarryn Edgefield, Ashley Gill, Rose Hayden, Zachary Kokinda, Michael Lay, Kassidy Mahler, Shane Meek, Alec Ochs, Libby Showalter, McKenzie Stine, Hannah Weaver, Emily Zi-bert.

Grade 11: Ellis Adolph, Sydney Alexander, Ashtyn Baney, Cydney Bass, Gina Buono, Katelyn Chapman, Allison Cline, Maddison Cole, Morgan Hazzard, Olivia Heckerd, Miranda Herevia, Katelyn Koebel, Emily Shaw, Noah Smith, Danielle Stager, Taylor Steyer, Natalie Sti-tak, Alex Brough-Suter, Bethany Urban, Megan Vallance.

Grade 10: Joe Brenner, Trevor Frias, Meghan Gallogly, Natalie Gottron, Alyssa Krupp, Logan Martinez, Amelia Morrow, Hannah Rose.

Grade 9: Emma Eickert, Blake Kelly, Nicholas Main-ous, Hannah Mallory, Kaitlyn Michnay, Madeline Reck-er, Max Rumbarger, Lauren Shaw, Lauren Steyer, Paige Steyer.

High Honors:Grade 12: Kiya Brown, Christopher Colflesh, Alles-

sandria Dracka, Dennis Elias, Allison Gilleland, Preston Keck, Jaden Kleinhans, Aaron Lockhart, William Mer-curio, Shelby Radloff, Morgan Reynolds, Raven Rogers, Ashlynn Slauterbeck, Samantha Stroupe, Katelyn Webb, Alysia Zoeller.

Grade 11: Ashton Barton, Marissa Carstensen, Kelsey Dietrich, Jasmine Garcia, Logan Hepp, Ashley House-holder, Steven Kast, Haley Klima, Michael Leone, Baileigh Limestahl, Morissa Mallory, Kayla Matthews, Joseph Miller, Collin Rider, Tia Rogers, Maranda Santoya, Alana Sutherland, Courtney Trent, Kaylee Vollmer, Adam Wells.

Grade 10: Zachary Barr, Keegan Chapman, Courtney Koebel, Hailey Marez, Matthew Paeth, Anthony Paradi-so, Emily Reineck, Rachel Reineck, Taylor Rollins, Steph-anie Wheeler.

Grade 9: Chloe Avis, Hailey Ball, Ashlyn Borton, Savan-nah Click, Kyle Fitzpatrick, Madelynn Gerwin, Leslee Gilleland, Allison Goans, Erin Hiller, Merissa Jagucki, Kertis Johnson, Alex Koskela, Quincy Kowal, Delayna Laurel, Kirsten Lorge, Ryan McDougall, Claudia Rosiar, John Young.

Honors:Grade 12: Abby Baugh, Aileen Blankenship, Andrew

Cline, Michael Elmes, Jordan Kleinhans, Cal Laurel, Madison Leidheiser, Keegan Lowe, Summer Magi, Teri Metcalfe, Elizabeth Ratliff, Nicholas Reineck, Carter

Rumball, Collin Salyers, David Saunders, Alyson Shaler, Kaitlyn Slauterbeck, Dylan Spears, Beatrice Stanziano, Gracey Stewart, Joshua VanHoose, Chelsea Vollmer, Da-vid Weis, Lauren Wheeler, Kalob Wylie.

Grade 11: Michael Adkins, Kori Armendariz, Tristan Auxter, Lydia Bacon, Alex Fick, Caitlin Gresh, Adrianna Hall, Alyssa Kessler, Jewel Lewis, Sierra Magi, Ryan Ma-lave, Macey Meacham, Kayli Millhouse, Brandon Moore, Benjamin Mueller, Melanie Payne, Alyssa Peto, Bradley Rich, Tamera Rogers, Tytan Rumball, Stone Scott, Kasey Swander, Aubree Thomas, Spencer Wadsworth, Matthew Winke, Reilly Wittman, Ab-igail Wuersig.

Grade 10: Deagan Beach, Ciara Bozman, Dean Colston, Shelby Crowl, Trey Crump, Morgan Domin-guez, Paul Dress, Samantha Emmons, Devin Feuhrer, Alexis Gabel, Thomas Kev-ille, Breanna Lawrence, Morgan McLaughlin, Collin Miller, Ella Miller, Melanie Rhoda, Nicholas Schmitz, Alexander St. Leger, Cor-ban Trick, Austin Vargas, Katelyn Wammes, Abigail Weldon, Breeyana Wells, Kathryn Wiewandt, Corbin Winningham.

Port Clinton High School announces honor rolls

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