OTTAWA COUNTY’S LARGEST CIRCULATED NEWSPAPER SINCE 1983 THE Various Sizes Available YOUR EXTRA ROOM • Heated Boat Storage • Mini-Storage • Business Units • CATAWBA MINI STORAGE Hours: 8:00 - 4:30 Monday - Friday 4789 E. Muggy Rd. Port Clinton, OH www.catawbaministorage.com FREE Volume 33 Number 14 | Thursday, May 21, 2015 PCHS presents OHSAA athletic awards SPORTS 1B SUMMER 3C Walleye Festival complete breakdown of events INSIDE: RECORDS 2A n AROUND OTTAWA COUNTY 4A n SPORTS 1B n BUSINESS 2B n CLASSIFIEDS 5B www.thebeacon.net BY JOHN SCHAFFNER Tell Tales Celebrating Memorial Day n Welcome to the Memorial Day Weekend! First of all, the weather is looking extremely good, so I urge all to be pa- tient both on the roadways and the waterways this week- end. We don’t want any tragedies. Second, with the Wall- eye Festival and all of the hoopla, please keep in mind the primary reason for observing Memorial Day…to remem- ber those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to allow all of us to enjoy the freedoms we have in America. The highlight will be at Put-in-Bay when the “Cannons will fire one last time for the Bale of Lake Erie” in recognition of the 200 Year Anniversary of the Treaty of Ghent that ended the War of 1812. There will be several special events surround- ing this one. First, the Brig Niagara will be making a visit to South Bass Island and offering tours. Next, there will be a gala showcasing the new Bale of Lake Erie movie to be held at the Niagara Conference Center Sunday evening. On Monday at noon on the steps of Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial, representatives from the US Navy, Coast Guard, Great Britain, Canada and the Ni- agara will give a short speech followed by the unveiling of a permanent plaque commemorating all who served. That ceremony will be capped by a 21 gun cannonade salute. n In Port Clinton there will be a special ceremony at Port Clinton Yacht Club Monday morning starting at 9 a.m. to honor those who perished at sea. The parade will start at 10 from the old middle school lot to Veterans Park on via 4th Street to Monroe Street. Bert Fall is the Parade Mar- shall. In Oak Harbor, the VRW Post 8732 will hold memo- rial services Monday morning at 4 different cemeteries, starting at 8:45. The American Legion Post 114 will hold memorial services at two more cemeteries. They will join together in front of the Legion Home on Park Street for the Memorial Day Parade led by the OHHS Band start- ing at 11 a.m. from Church Street to Water Street to Flat Iron Park and then to Bayou Bridge to honor sailors lost at sea. They will then proceed to the Veterans Memorial Circle in Union Cemetery. The guest speaker will be Ed Yancy. The Lakeside Historical Society is holding a spe- cial Day of Remembrance on Sunday, May 24, at 2 p.m. in Chautauqua Hall in the Fountain Inn. There will be a brief presentation on the history of Memorial Day, followed by the PBS documentary Hollowed Grounds: America’s Overseas Military Cemeteries. There is a free Church Pass into Lakeside from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. n Our “Find Wylie” winner this week is Gary Durdel of Port Clinton who was selected from 126 entries who found our friendly fish hiding in the ad for Bay Point Resort & Marina on page 10B in last week’s Beacon. Gary wins our weekly $20 giſt card from Friendship Food Stores, and also a nice doormat from “Cptn’s Custom Carpets at Fort Firelands. We will hide Wylie again this week, so if you find him, drop off an entry form at our office in the Bea- con Place Business Center or click on the Find Wylie Icon at our website thebeacon.net. n The 26th Annual Chick Schaffner Memorial Charity Golf Classic sponsored by Materion will be held on Monday, June 15, at Catawba Island Club. There will be only one tee time this year, at 12:30 p.m. The $150 donation gets you 18-holes with a cart, a full lunch and dinner at the CIC Club aſter. Proceeds benefit Stein Hospice and the American Heart Association. To register you team for the 4-person scramble, contact Tom Bloom at Materion, ([email protected]) or Amy Skolnik at Stein Hos- pice, ([email protected]). n The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Port will hold a special ribbon cuing for the new Croghan Colonial Bank office at 226 E. Perry Street at 10 a.m. this Friday, May 22. Refreshments will be provided and there will be Grand Opening giveaways all week long. Croghan will also serve complimentary hot dogs for lunch on Friday, beginning at 11 a.m. Everyone is invited! n The final ELMS Community Meal of the season will be held from 5-6 p.m. this aſternoon (Thursday, May 21) at St. Thomas Guild Hall on East Second Street in Port Clin- ton. This month’s free meal features smoked sausage with homemade mac & cheese. The ELMS meals are presented by St. Thomas and Peace Lutheran churches and will re- sume again in September. n There will be a special presentation of a film titled Alive Inside on Tuesday, June 2, at 7 p.m. at the Port Clinton High School Performing Arts Center, sponsored by Ot- terbein North Shore, Edgewood Manor and Riverview Health Care Campus. Alive Inside is a cinematic explo- ration of music’s capacity to reawaken individuals with memory issues who have been revitalized through the simple experience of listening to music. The 2014 film won the Audience Award at the 2014 Sundance Film Fes- tival. There is no charge for this special showing. n Don’t forget, we have moved our Wednesday morning Coffee with the Editor to the 1812 Restaurant at the Island House beginning this week. Each Wednesday we have a small group that discusses local issues and we get good ideas about community news stories to cover. Join us for our next Coffee with the Editor session at 1812 held every Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. Lay’s Potato Chips Select Varieties 9.5-10.5 oz. BY JASMINE CUPP May 21-25 marks the 35th annual Walleye Festival on the shores of Lake Erie in Waterworks Park in down- town Port Clinton. The festival will be open Thursday and Friday from 5-11 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m.-11 p.m. and Monday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. There is also a breakdown of specific events located on 3C of this week’s Beacon. The Walleye Festival is put on by Main Street Port Clinton and raises funds for their grant initiatives. THURSDAY, MAY 21 • 5-11 p.m. Rides and limited food and merchandise vendors open FRIDAY, MAY 22 • 5 p.m. opening ceremony presentation of colors by VFW Post 2480 and welcome by Port Clinton Mayor Vince Leone • 5-7 p.m. JK All Day • 7:30-11 p.m. Nashville Crush SATURDAY, MAY 23 • 1-2 p.m. Civilian Marksmanship Program Grande Parade, begins on Madison and 4th Street, heads north on Madison, east on Perry, south on Jeffer- son to the high school • 2-2:30 p.m. Civilian Marksmanship Program Grande Parade awards at the Entertainment Tent • 3:30-6:30 p.m. Sandtown • 7-11 p.m. Velvet Shake SUNDAY, MAY 24 • 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Walleye 5K run/walk (registra- tion 9 a.m. at Jefferson St. Pier) • 11 a.m. registration begins for Skipper Bud’s Fish- ing Derby at Derby Pond • 12 p.m. Walleye 5K awards at the Entertainment Tent • 12 p.m. Skipper Bud’s Kids Fishing Derby at Derby Pond • 1-3 p.m. Marine Max Kids Activity Area at Derby Pond featuring Michael Mage • 1-3 p.m. Mike Risener • 3:30-6:30 p.m. Krush • 7-11 p.m. The Junk MONDAY, MAY 25 • 8:30-11 a.m. Chris Cakes pancake breakfast in Entertainment Tent • 10 a.m. Memorial Day parade • 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Jason Laporte • 5 p.m. Festival closes For more information on the Walleye Festival visit walleyefestival.com. Walleye Fest is back! Miller Ferry and Jet Express are offering free tickets to active military personnel and veterans looking to visit Put-in-Bay for the Memorial Day bicentennial celebra- tion. Valid military ID must be presented. This Memorial Day the village of Put-in-Bay on South Bass Island will see thousands flock to its limestone- laden shores for a final bicentennial celebration hon- oring the brave 557 sailors who gallantly served in the Bale of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. While the bicentennial of the Bale of Lake Erie was celebrated two years ago, 2015 marks 200 years since the historic signing of the Treaty of Ghent, the parchment that offi- cially ended the war and restored relations between the United States and Great Britain. On Monday, May 25, at noon on the steps of Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial, represen- tatives from the US Navy, Coast Guard, Great Brit- ain, Canada and the Flagship Niagara will give a short speech followed by the unveiling of a permanent plaque commemorating all who served in the bale. A 21-gun salute with cannon fire will cap the day’s cel- ebrations, honoring the memory of those who fought so bravely in the historic turning point in the war. Sunday, May 24, at 7 p.m., a gala will take place at the Niagara Event Center including entertainment, music and light food along with the showcase of the new Bat- tle of Lake Erie movie. Tickets are $25. The following day will also see the Flagship Niagara in port and open to the public with deck tours from 1-7 p.m. Tickets are $7. For more information visit millerferry.com, jet-ex- press.com or BaleOfLakeErie-Bicentennial.com. Jet Express and Miller Ferry offering free tickets to active military and veterans
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O T TAWA C O U N T Y ’ S L A R G E S T C I R C U L AT E D N E W S PA P E RSINCE 1983
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VariousSizes
Available YOUR EXTRA ROOM• Heated Boat Storage • Mini-Storage • Business Units •
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FREE Volume 33 Number 14 | Thursday, May 21, 2015
PCHS presents OHSAA athletic awards
SPORTS 1B
SUMMER 3C
Walleye Festival complete breakdown of events
INSIDE: RECORDS 2A n AROUND OTTAWA COUNTY 4A n SPORTS 1B n BUSINESS 2B n CLASSIFIEDS 5B
www.thebeacon.net
By JOHN SCHAFFNER
Tell TalesCelebratingMemorial Day
n Welcome to the Memorial Day Weekend! First of all, the weather is looking extremely good, so I urge all to be pa-tient both on the roadways and the waterways this week-end. We don’t want any tragedies. Second, with the Wall-eye Festival and all of the hoopla, please keep in mind the primary reason for observing Memorial Day…to remem-ber those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to allow all of us to enjoy the freedoms we have in America. The highlight will be at Put-in-Bay when the “Cannons will fire one last time for the Battle of Lake Erie” in recognition of the 200 Year Anniversary of the Treaty of Ghent that ended the War of 1812. There will be several special events surround-ing this one. First, the Brig Niagara will be making a visit to South Bass Island and offering tours. Next, there will be a gala showcasing the new Battle of Lake Erie movie to be held at the Niagara Conference Center Sunday evening. On Monday at noon on the steps of Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial, representatives from the US Navy, Coast Guard, Great Britain, Canada and the Ni-agara will give a short speech followed by the unveiling of a permanent plaque commemorating all who served. That ceremony will be capped by a 21 gun cannonade salute.
n In Port Clinton there will be a special ceremony at Port Clinton Yacht Club Monday morning starting at 9 a.m. to honor those who perished at sea. The parade will start at 10 from the old middle school lot to Veterans Park on via 4th Street to Monroe Street. Bert Fall is the Parade Mar-shall. In Oak Harbor, the VRW Post 8732 will hold memo-rial services Monday morning at 4 different cemeteries, starting at 8:45. The American Legion Post 114 will hold memorial services at two more cemeteries. They will join together in front of the Legion Home on Park Street for the Memorial Day Parade led by the OHHS Band start-ing at 11 a.m. from Church Street to Water Street to Flat Iron Park and then to Bayou Bridge to honor sailors lost at sea. They will then proceed to the Veterans Memorial Circle in Union Cemetery. The guest speaker will be Ed Yancy. The Lakeside Historical Society is holding a spe-cial Day of Remembrance on Sunday, May 24, at 2 p.m. in Chautauqua Hall in the Fountain Inn. There will be a brief presentation on the history of Memorial Day, followed by the PBS documentary Hollowed Grounds: America’s Overseas Military Cemeteries. There is a free Church Pass into Lakeside from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
n Our “Find Wylie” winner this week is Gary Durdel of Port Clinton who was selected from 126 entries who found our friendly fish hiding in the ad for Bay Point Resort & Marina on page 10B in last week’s Beacon. Gary wins our weekly $20 gift card from Friendship Food Stores, and also a nice doormat from “Cptn’s Custom Carpets at Fort Firelands. We will hide Wylie again this week, so if you find him, drop off an entry form at our office in the Bea-con Place Business Center or click on the Find Wylie Icon at our website thebeacon.net.
n The 26th Annual Chick Schaffner Memorial Charity Golf Classic sponsored by Materion will be held on Monday, June 15, at Catawba Island Club. There will be only one tee time this year, at 12:30 p.m. The $150 donation gets you 18-holes with a cart, a full lunch and dinner at the CIC Club after. Proceeds benefit Stein Hospice and the American Heart Association. To register you team for the 4-person scramble, contact Tom Bloom at Materion, ([email protected]) or Amy Skolnik at Stein Hos-pice, ([email protected]).
n The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Port will hold a special ribbon cutting for the new Croghan Colonial Bank office at 226 E. Perry Street at 10 a.m. this Friday, May 22. Refreshments will be provided and there will be Grand Opening giveaways all week long. Croghan will also serve complimentary hot dogs for lunch on Friday, beginning at 11 a.m. Everyone is invited!
n The final ELMS Community Meal of the season will be held from 5-6 p.m. this afternoon (Thursday, May 21) at St. Thomas Guild Hall on East Second Street in Port Clin-ton. This month’s free meal features smoked sausage with homemade mac & cheese. The ELMS meals are presented by St. Thomas and Peace Lutheran churches and will re-sume again in September.
n There will be a special presentation of a film titled Alive Inside on Tuesday, June 2, at 7 p.m. at the Port Clinton High School Performing Arts Center, sponsored by Ot-terbein North Shore, Edgewood Manor and Riverview Health Care Campus. Alive Inside is a cinematic explo-ration of music’s capacity to reawaken individuals with memory issues who have been revitalized through the simple experience of listening to music. The 2014 film won the Audience Award at the 2014 Sundance Film Fes-tival. There is no charge for this special showing.
n Don’t forget, we have moved our Wednesday morning Coffee with the Editor to the 1812 Restaurant at the Island House beginning this week. Each Wednesday we have a small group that discusses local issues and we get good ideas about community news stories to cover. Join us for our next Coffee with the Editor session at 1812 held every Wednesday morning at 9 a.m.
Lay’s PotatoChips
Select Varieties 9.5-10.5 oz.
BY JASMINE CUPPMay 21-25 marks the 35th annual Walleye Festival on
the shores of Lake Erie in Waterworks Park in down-town Port Clinton. The festival will be open Thursday and Friday from 5-11 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m.-11 p.m. and Monday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. There is also a breakdown of specific events located on 3C of this week’s Beacon.
The Walleye Festival is put on by Main Street Port Clinton and raises funds for their grant initiatives.
THURSDAY, MAY 21• 5-11 p.m. Rides and limited food and merchandise
vendors open
FRIDAY, MAY 22• 5 p.m. opening ceremony presentation of colors
by VFW Post 2480 and welcome by Port Clinton Mayor Vince Leone
• 5-7 p.m. JK All Day• 7:30-11 p.m. Nashville Crush
SATURDAY, MAY 23• 1-2 p.m. Civilian Marksmanship Program Grande
Parade, begins on Madison and 4th Street, heads north on Madison, east on Perry, south on Jeffer-son to the high school
• 2-2:30 p.m. Civilian Marksmanship Program Grande Parade awards at the Entertainment Tent
• 3:30-6:30 p.m. Sandtown• 7-11 p.m. Velvet Shake
SUNDAY, MAY 24• 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Walleye 5K run/walk (registra-
tion 9 a.m. at Jefferson St. Pier)• 11 a.m. registration begins for Skipper Bud’s Fish-
ing Derby at Derby Pond• 12 p.m. Walleye 5K awards at the Entertainment
Tent• 12 p.m. Skipper Bud’s Kids Fishing Derby at Derby
Pond• 1-3 p.m. Marine Max Kids Activity Area at Derby
Pond featuring Michael Mage• 1-3 p.m. Mike Risener• 3:30-6:30 p.m. Krush• 7-11 p.m. The Junk
MONDAY, MAY 25• 8:30-11 a.m. Chris Cakes pancake breakfast in
Entertainment Tent• 10 a.m. Memorial Day parade• 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Jason Laporte• 5 p.m. Festival closes
For more information on the Walleye Festival visit walleyefestival.com.
Walleye Fest is back!
Miller Ferry and Jet Express are offering free tickets to active military personnel and veterans looking to visit Put-in-Bay for the Memorial Day bicentennial celebra-tion. Valid military ID must be presented.
This Memorial Day the village of Put-in-Bay on South Bass Island will see thousands flock to its limestone-laden shores for a final bicentennial celebration hon-oring the brave 557 sailors who gallantly served in the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. While the bicentennial of the Battle of Lake Erie was celebrated two years ago, 2015 marks 200 years since the historic signing of the Treaty of Ghent, the parchment that offi-cially ended the war and restored relations between the United States and Great Britain.
On Monday, May 25, at noon on the steps of Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial, represen-tatives from the US Navy, Coast Guard, Great Brit-
ain, Canada and the Flagship Niagara will give a short speech followed by the unveiling of a permanent plaque commemorating all who served in the battle.
A 21-gun salute with cannon fire will cap the day’s cel-ebrations, honoring the memory of those who fought so bravely in the historic turning point in the war.
Sunday, May 24, at 7 p.m., a gala will take place at the Niagara Event Center including entertainment, music and light food along with the showcase of the new Bat-tle of Lake Erie movie. Tickets are $25. The following day will also see the Flagship Niagara in port and open to the public with deck tours from 1-7 p.m. Tickets are $7.
For more information visit millerferry.com, jet-ex-press.com or BattleOfLakeErie-Bicentennial.com.
Jet Express and Miller Ferry offering free tickets to active military and veterans
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David A. AveryDavid A. Avery, 53, of Asheboro, NC, died Friday, May
8, in Toledo. Arrangements are being handled by the Robinson-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Oak Har-bor.
Shirley Ann BradburyJan. 10, 1932-May 13, 2015
Shirley Ann Bradbury, 83, of Port Clinton, passed away unexpectedly, Wednesday, May 13, at her residence. Shirley was born on January 10, 1932 in Port Clinton, the daughter of Donald and Juanita (Jones) Wood.
Visitation was 6-8 p.m., Monday, May 18, in the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Port Clinton. Funeral services were conducted by Reverend James Lehman at 11 a.m., Tuesday, May 19, at the funeral home. Interment was in Catawba Island Cemetery, Port Clinton. Memorial donations in memory of Shirley may be giv-en to the Ottawa County Humane Society, 2424 E. Sand Rd., Port Clinton, OH 43452 or to the Alzheimer’s Asso-ciation, 2500 N. Reynolds Rd., Toledo, OH 43615. Online condolences may be shared with the family at walkerfu-neralhomes.com.
David E. Crouch, Sr., M.D.Jan. 5, 1944-May 14, 2015
David E. Crouch, Sr., M.D., 71, of Port Clinton, died in his home Thursday afternoon, May 14, surrounded by his family. David was born January 5, 1944, in Dayton, to Joe T. and Cleo (Munday) Crouch.
Visitation will be at the Robinson-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, 165 E. Water St., Oak Harbor, Monday, May 18, from 2-8 p.m., with the family present from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. The funeral service will be conducted 11 a.m., Tuesday, May 19, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 9789 W. Oak Harbor SE Rd., Oak Harbor, OH 43449. In lieu of flowers, the family has suggested memorials for David to be directed to St. Paul Lutheran Church, Oak Harbor. Online condolences may be shared with the family at walkerfuneralhomes.com.
Carol CarstensenCarol L. Carstensen, 81, passed away peacefully sur-
rounded by her family on February 7, 2015, in Naples, FL. Carol is survived by her husband Larry; daughters Ste-phanee (McKown) Moore, Laura (Carstensen) Devore and son Phillip Carstensen.
Services honoring Carol’s life will be held at Resurrec-tion Church on Catawba Island Saturday, May 30, at 11 a.m. Burial will be at Catawba Cemetery. Immediately following will be a celebration of life and luncheon held at Catawba Community Hall.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers donations be made in Carol’s name to Resurrection Lutheran Church or to Catawba Island Volunteer Fire Department.
Brandon H. JesseeJun. 10, 1984-May 16, 2015
Brandon H. “Bubby” Jessee, 30, of Port Clinton, died Saturday, May 16. He was born June 10, 1984 in Port Clin-ton, the son of Vernon and Nancy (Seiser) Jessee, Jr.
Visitation will be held Thursday, May 21, from 2-8 p.m. at Neidecker, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral Home & Crema-tion Service, 1124 Fulton St., Port Clinton, where funeral services will be conducted 11 a.m. Friday, May 22. Bran-don was a simple family man and the family has request-ed everyone wear Cleveland Browns attire to the service to honor him. Burial will immediately follow in Christy Chapel Cemetery, Port Clinton. Memorial contributions may be given to the family to help with funeral expenses. Online condolences may be shared with the family at neideckerleveckcrosser.com.
Edmund J. KowalskiJun. 7, 1927-May 12, 2015
Edmund J. Kowalski, 87, of Port Clinton, passed away, Tuesday, May 12, at Edgewood Manor Nursing Center, Port Clinton. He was born on June 7, 1927 in Port Clinton, the son of John and Hedwig (Marek) Kowalski.
Visitation was 9-10:30 a.m., Friday, May 15, at Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Port Clinton,
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If interested please stop by the store and complete an application or you may complete an application on line at www.bassettsmarket.com
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OH, where prayers were held at 10:30 a.m. A Mass of Christian Burial was con-ducted by Father John Missler at 11 a.m., Friday, May 15, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Interment was in River-view Cemetery, with a military graveside service. Memorial donations in memory of Edmund may be given to Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Online con-dolences may be shared with the family at walkerfuneralhomes.com.
Anita K. “Mitzi” RakoskyOct. 20, 1966-May 17, 2015
Anita K. “Mitzi” Rakosky, 48, of Port Clinton, passed away unexpectedly, Sun-day, May 17, at Riv-erview Healthcare Center, Oak Harbor, surrounded by her loving family. Mitzi was born on Octo-ber 20, 1966 in Port Clinton, the daughter of Paul and Lois (Wears) Rakosky. She worked as a cook for H. B. Magruder Hos-pital for over 7 years, Cisco and Charlies for 12 years and also at the Garden Res-turant. She was a member of LaPointe
United Methodist Church. Mitzi was an avid Pittsburg Steelers fan. The family enjoyed watching Sunday football games together. She will be greatly missed by her loving family and friends.
Survivors include her mother: Lois Ra-kosky; sisters: Shawn (Dennis) Conard and Stacy (Pat) Wilkins; nieces: Chris-tina Conard and Alisha (Joseph) Mowel; nephews: Jason Conard, Kyle Wilkins and Michael Wilkins and great-nephew: Alex Mowel. Mitzi was preceded in death by her father.
Private graveside service will be held in Riverview Cemetery, Port Clinton.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in memory of Mitzi may be given to River-view Nursing Home or the Ottawa Coun-ty Humane Society. Online condolences may be shared with the family at walker-funeralhomes.com.
Nancy L. PaulNancy L. Paul, 83, of Town & Country,
MO, and formerly of Port Clinton, passed away Sunday, May 10, at the Cedars of Town & Country, MO. Arrangements are pending at Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Port Clinton, OH.
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85-15Why is Port Clinton the only port on
Lake Erie without a city marina? The answer is hidden in the hidden agendas of only a few people within our commu-nity. Although names imply otherwise, some citizens within our community are still opposed to any responsible develop-ment of the Portage River area. When asked directly at the last Mayor’s forum whether they could accept a compromise from their zero development stance, no positive answer was tendered to those present. They have had eight years to render their own sustainable and fund-able plan. They have demonstrated no vision for our future, distain for any op-position, and have rendered no plans of their own.
On the front page of the May 14, 2015, issue of the Beacon, Mr. Schaffner suc-cinctly reviewed the progress and lack thereof since 2001 toward a goal of wa-terfront development. According to Mr. Schaffner, the old Waterworks area is actually not a park. It is a commercial-ly-zoned development area voted upon
by the citizens of Port Clinton. Here is a great question? Is there a compromise position that would retain a large major-ity of the area as green space, while en-suring that a city marina could flourish for the future generations of all of us who enjoy our city? According to Mr. Schaff-ner, the Washington Properties proposal is a plan that retains 85% of the old Wa-terworks development area as green space and only 15% as parking spaces, docks, and supportive infrastructure. This seems to be the ideal definition of responsible development.
I will repeat the question for everyone in our community. Does an 85%-15% responsible development plan seem like the way forward for our city’s future? Let’s resurface old conversations about the jobs a city marina would support. Let’s resurface old conversations about how a marina would anchor a city-wide renovation for our future generations. Let’s dust off the hard work of past administrations, support those who would spend money developing our
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whenever we can. I wish the bands and bars would do more to lower the volume of the bands so it is possible to have a conversation while dinning. We have walked out of a few places. There is a volume button that the bands can use, louder is not always better. Our waitress last week almost had to scream to tell us the specials and we were sitting in the other room and near the door.
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The City reminds residents that when decorating a loved one’s grave, decorations must be placed on the sides of the headstones, not in the front or the back.
Rules one through four posted below or stated on the sign outside the cemetery, but Safety Service Director Tracy Colston is adding two more rules to the list. The last two rules are to improve efficiency when mowing in the warmer months.
GRAVE DECORATION RULES1. No glass shall be permitted.2. All grave decorations shall be placed to the side in
line with the markers and monuments.3. Grave decorations will be removed promptly when
they are worn, broken, shoddy or in the wrong place.4. All grave decorations will be removed for spring and
fall cleanups. Decorations you want to save must be removed by March 15 and October 1.
5. No fencing or borders can be put around the graves.6. Nothing may be planted by graves such as trees,
shrubs, rosebushes or flowers.
These regulations have been established by the Safety Service Director to help provide a well-cared for cem-etery.
Colston said that after Memorial Day, illegal items will be removed from the grave sites. For any questions, call City Hall at 419-734-5522.
City of PC cemetery regulations enforced for Memorial Day
Memorial Day services for the Oak Harbor area com-munity will begin on Sunday morning, May 24, when members of the American Legion and Veterans of For-eign Wars and their auxiliaries will attend church servic-es at Alliance Chapel Church at the 10 a.m. service.
Monday, May 25, (Memorial Day) a breakfast will be served at the American Legion Post Home on Park St. from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. All Veterans and their families are invited.
The Veteran of Foreign Wars Post 8732 will hold memo-rial services Memorial Day at the following cemeteries:
The American Legion Post 114 will hold memorial ser-vices Memorial Day at the following cemeteries at the time indicated:
• 9 a.m. Limestone Cemetery• 9:30 a.m. Elliston Cemetery with Vernon Conley
as speaker and Reverend Don Corbin offering the Invocation and Benediction.
• 10:30 a.m. in front of the American Legion Home on Park Street the two units will join other organizations for the annual Memorial Day Parade let by the Oak Harbor High School Band.
• 11 a.m. the parade will start and proceed south on Church Street to Water Street to Flat Iron Park, where a brief ceremony will be held, then proceed to the Bayou Bridge to honor those Veterans lost at sea, from the bridge the parade will proceed to the Veterans Memorial Circle in Union Cemetery for the final service of the day.
The guest speaker will be Ed Yancy. The reverend, to be announced, will offer the Invocation and Benediction.
In case of severe rain, the parade will be cancelled and the Union Cemetery service will be held at the Oak Har-bor Middle School.
Parking and seating will be available at the Union Cem-etery service.
Oak Harbor area special ceremonies for Memorial Day
On Thursday, May 14, residents, law enforcement and mil-itary members gathered in the Village of Elmore to pay trib-ute to the fallen officers of Ottawa County. Guest speaker of the event was State Senator Randy Gardner.
Memorial wreaths were presented to honor each officer lost in the line of duty.
• Patrolman William Hetrick of the Clay Township Police Department
• Marshall Frank Robel of the Marblehead Police Department
• Deputy Bruce Mettler of the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Department
• Sergeant Robert Rigoni of the Port Clinton Police Department
• Dispatcher Mike Sweeny of the Put-in-Bay Police Department
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Wreaths honoring the fallen officers were placed at the ceremony as members of the Sheriff’s Department look on.
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On Tuesday, May 12, Main Street Port Clinton held a business roundtable at the Knights of Columbus. Rose-ann Hickman and Casey Madison, chairs of the promo-tion committee, ran the meeting. Downtown Improve-ment Grants were given out by Main Street treasurer Larry Hartlaub.
GRANT RECIPIENTS WERE:• Ala Carte, Lisa and Bill Black, $1280• Jolor, John Madison, $2850• 110 Madison Street of Port Clinton LLC, Denny
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After each person was presented with their check, they spoke on what they were going to do with the grant mon-
ey and how it would affect their business operations.
Next Port Clinton Mayor Vince Leone spoke about the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Grant, which was $3.24 million, and gave an up-date on the City’s progress. Construction on the Sec-ond Street project (phase one) is already on its way and Madison Street (phase two) is slated to start in 2016.
“I feel people have no idea how many people have made all of this hap-pen,” said Mayor Leone, “to bring this many proj-ects together is unheard of in Ohio. Altogether these projects total over $6 mil-lion. Without the partner-ships between the City and other entities, we would have not been able to capitalize on these grants. Without Main Street we wouldn’t have been able to go after these funds. These collaborative efforts have brought great success.”
“We should be proud that we came together to ac-complish this,” said Mayor Leone. “As you see this, you can smile knowing you’re part of something never seen before.”
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Protecting your skin against cancer.May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month
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As the weather warms and you start to prepare for summer fun-in-the-sun, make sure you’re also being skin smart and protecting your skin from the sun’s harmful rays. Studies have shown that sun exposure is a leading cause for the development of skin cancers and culprit for nearly two-thirds of all melanomas, the most dangerous type of skin cancer.
“The good news is that most skin cancers are preventable and treatable if caught early,” says Cleveland Clinic medical oncologist James Fanning, MD. “Treating skin cancers like melanoma is often a team effort, based on the complexity and stage of the cancer. This could include a dermatologist, surgical oncologist, medical oncologist, and radiation oncologist.”
There are three main types of skin cancers:• Basal cell cancer, the most common type, grows slowly. An estimated 2.8
million basal cell cancers are diagnosed each year in the United States. “Any little sore or break in the skin that does not heal in a few months is a cause for concern,” says Dr. Fanning.
• Squamous cell cancer forms a lump or elevated patch of skin. Unlike basal cell cancer, it can metastasize. An estimated 700,000 squamous cell cancers are diagnosed each year, resulting in approximately 2,500 deaths.
• Melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, can spread or metastasize to other organs quickly. It affects 1 in 55 Americans and is particularly common among Caucasians.
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When you’re outside, “slip, slop, slap and wrap” is the American Cancer Society’s (ACS) prevention slogan — slip on a shirt, slop on sunscreen, slap on a hat, and wrap on sunglasses to protect your eyes and the sensitive skin around them. Also, avoid the sun from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Nelson has a wife, Sara, and two sons, Andrew and Griffin, and is the handler for the PCPD K9, Spike.
Winning Deputy of the Year for the Otta-wa County Sheriff’s Office is Deputy John
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In February 2015, Knecht and his part-ner at the time, Rudy Hanzel, used their instincts and took the initiative when receiving a 911 call. The call received sounded like no one was there, but the woman on the other end was the victim of a kidnapping. With the quick thinking of Knecht and Hanzel they were able to acquire the location of the vehicle and di-rected patrol units to help the woman.
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Artist and Lighthouse Conservancy member Tammy Almendinger has cre-ated works of art out of the scraps from the Port Clinton Lighthouse construction.
“It took 100 years to turn the copper to verdigreen, artists try to recreate this pro-cess but we have it naturally right here with our lighthouse material,” said Al-mendinger.
Right now Mary’s Blossom Shoppe on Madison Street in downtown Port Clinton is the only retail outlet that carries the re-cycled art from the lighthouse. The money made with the art is being donated to the Port Clinton Lighthouse Conservancy to go towards maintinence and landscaping when the lighthouse is placed.
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BY LINDA HUBER, LHS BOARD MEMBERAlthough people may view the three-day Memorial Day
Weekend as the unofficial start to the summer season, there is an honorable significance to Memorial Day. The Lakeside Heritage Society (LHS) would like to invite you to learn more about this Day of Remembrance. On Sun-day, May 24, at 2 p.m. the LHS will hold a free special Sunday lecture in Chautauqua Hall at Fountain Inn. The hour-long presentation will provide a brief history of Memorial Day followed by the PBS documentary, “Hol-lowed Grounds: America’s Overseas Military Cemeter-ies”. The film reviews the 22 U.S. cemeteries that were es-
tablished after World War I and World War II and the battles which were fought in the respective areas.
This is a free program as is the entire 2015 LHS Sun-day Lecture Series. Other
Sunday lectures include WWII on the Lakeside-Marble-head Homefront: 1943-45 Newspaper Reports; U.S. Life Saving Service (1874-1915) & U.S. Coast Guard (1915-Pres-ent); Lakeside & Marblehead Railroad 1887-1964; John Clarke--1930s Lakeside Plein Art Artist; the Temperance Movement; Florida Chautauqua: 1885-1920 & Now; His-toric Richards Hotel; William Gill-Danbury Township Civil War Soldier; From Camp Meeting to Religious Com-munity; and the series ends with Memorable Lakeside Residents.
Admission to Lakeside Chautauqua campus: On Sun-days, there is a free Church Pass available between 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. and is valid until 3 p.m. This pass al-lows you to attend the Sunday morning worship service, dine, explore the shops, visit the Lakeside Heritage Soci-ety Museum and attend the free 2 p.m. Sunday Lecture Series program. The Church Pass includes admission for guests and auto and will be collected upon departing the grounds.
Day of Remembrance
Theculturetrip.com named Marblehead and Put-in-Bay two of the top ten most beautiful towns in Ohio. Their list names towns “brimming with history, Midwest charm and beautiful landscapes”.
MARBLEHEADFounded in 1891 and nestled on the top of the scenic
Marblehead Peninsula, the charming village of Marble-head boasts beautiful views out over Lake Erie and San-dusky Bay and a true slice of small town Americana. Thanks to its enviable location and laidback lakeside am-bience, Marblehead is something of a mecca for visitors hoping to escape the hustle and bustle of the city with plenty of activities for holidaymakers from fishing to boating to cute store and local restaurants. The town is also home to Marblehead Lighthouse- which built in 1821 is Great Lakes’ oldest continuously operating lighthouse- open for tours in summertime.
PUT-IN-BAYLocated on tiny South Bass Island around five miles
from the Ohio mainland, Put-in-Bay is a picturesque is-land town and popular summer tourist destination when thousands flock to enjoy the town’s quaint restaurants, lively pubs and recreational activities like walleye and perch fishing it’s no wonder Put-in-Bay is often nick-named the Key West of the North. History buffs will de-light in its historic homes and pivotal role in the War of 1812. Perry’s Victory and International Peace Monument, a 352 foot high Doric column and one of the USA’s tallest monuments, towers over Put-in-Bay’s harbor and com-memorates Oliver Hazard Perry’s victory over British forces in the waters off the island.
For more information visit theculturetrip.com.
The Culture Trip names Marblehead andPut-in-Bay in top ten
BY CHUCK KLETECKA, PORT CLINTON POWER SQUADRON EDUCATION OFFICER
The Port Clinton Power Squadron provides free vessel checks. Our objective is to help you determine if you have the proper safety equipment on board. We don’t fail boats or report them to any enforcement agency and we don’t sell any equipment. Our motivation is safety. We enjoy boating and want to encourage others to do the same: safely.
But why would you want to have a vessel safety check? Here are some reasons:
SAFETY EQUIPMENTThe U.S. Coast Guard requires that all boats meet cer-
tain safety standards which include safety equipment. The particular equipment required depends upon the specific boat. Law enforcement agencies are authorized to stop boats and check to insure that the equipment is in good working condition. So you need the equipment on board.
PEACE OF MINDWhen you get the “passed” decal it gives you a sense
of confidence that from an equipment point of view you are in good shape. This is particularly important for new boaters who are not sure what is needed.
IT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFEThis sounds a bit dramatic. But since we have little con-
trol over engine malfunctions and no control over the weather, it is essential that we have the equipment to see us through boating difficulties. Even in good weather we want to make sure we have the means to contact or warn other boaters if we are in a difficult situation, like on a sandbar — which occasionally happens in our area.
SIGNALS OTHERSA “passed” decal on your boat shows others, includ-
ing enforcement agencies, that you are safety conscious. The decal doesn’t guarantee that you will not be stopped. But it demonstrates that you have the proper operational equipment. Furthermore, provided something has not failed since the inspection, you will not get ticketed for an equipment violation — which can be a pretty expen-sive fine and tends to ruin an otherwise good day on the water.
SAVE MONEY ON INSURANCESome insurance companies offer discounted rates for
owners who routinely have valid safety checks. Further-more many companies provide discounts for owners who participate in safe boating classes.
EDUCATIONIt’s an opportunity to meet a dedicated knowledgeable
boat owner — the examiner. Often the boat inspection is the first step in safety education. It is a good way for new or inexperienced boaters to learn about organizations, classes and other local boating issues and activities.
IT’S FREEA vessel safety check takes about 15 -20 minutes of your
time. Of course, you need to have the equipment — but you need that anyway.
If you would like to have your boat checked. Please visit our website at portclintonpowersquadron.org or the na-tional site at USPS.org
Power Squadronproviding freevessel checks
Lakeside Chautauqua was recently recognized as a Tree City USA community at the Northwest Ohio awards ceremony hosted by the City of Toledo and their Urban Forestry Commission.
This is the fourth time the Chautauqua community has been honored with this nationally recognized award.
Lakeside Chautauqua received this honor for its ongo-ing efforts to maintain and improve the quality of life through a comprehensive park and street tree manage-ment program. The program is guided by the Lakeside Tree Advisory Team, Board of Directors and the Munici-pal Services Department.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry acts as a guiding hand in helping a commu-nity to become qualified as a Tree City USA.
The Urban Forester recommends a community to the Arbor Day Foundation for this standing. In order to achieve the title and the honors, a community must meet four standards: a Tree Ordinance, an active Tree Com-mission (the Tree Advisory Team) or forestry department; a comprehensive urban forestry program supported by a minimum of two dollars per capita; and an annual Arbor Day proclamation and public observance.
The state of Ohio currently boasts the greatest number of Tree Cities in the country, with a grand total of 250 this past year.
This marks Ohio’s 34th year as the top Tree City USA state, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Re-sources, Division of Forestry. Fifty-six of Northwest Ohio›s communities are Tree Cities.
For additional information about the Tree City USA program or the Arbor Day
Foundation, visit arborday.org.
Lakeside Chautauqua recognized as a Tree City USA community
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Chapel on the Lake will hold a Memorial Day Weekend yard sale Thursday, May 21, through Monday, May 25. Items include furniture, quilts, shoes, clothing, art sup-plies, collectables and more. There will be hot dogs and drinks available on Friday and Saturday. The yard sale is being held as a benefit for an individual who has an urgent need.
The public is invited back to the pavilion beginning at 9 a.m. Thursday, May 21. The sale will be open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. each day. There will be no sales before 9 a.m.
Trash being thrown along our local roads is unattractive and a burden for local gov-ernments. It can also be costly in time and maintenance of equipment for city, county and township road crews when they are working or mowing along our roadways. Litter is also a hazard for animals in their natural habitats.
In an effort to reduce those costs and the danger of unsightly litter, local agencies and community volunteers are working to-gether to solve the problem. The OSS Solid Waste District contracts with the county Juvenile Courts in Ottawa, Sandusky and Seneca Counties for supervision of a Lit-ter Crew to clean District roadways. The District’s Adopt-A-Road program allows citizens to adopt an area and remove lit-ter from designated county and township roadways, weather permitting. The Litter Crews and Adopt-A-Road Groups remove thousands of pounds of debris from coun-ty and township roads during the course of a year.
Both programs typically operate April through October; unless the weather is favorable, then the programs can be ex-tended. Litter Crew members are youth in
each county’s jurisdiction who have been assigned community service hours by the Juvenile Court Judge. In 2014 the crews spent 8,814 hours cleaning 1,313 miles of district roadways. In that time the crews collected 1,181 trash bags weighing 9,746 pounds. In addition, recyclable materials are separated and are recycled. The crews collected 600 bags containing recyclable materials (like aluminum, glass and plas-tic) weighing 3,818 pounds.
Adopt-A-Road groups consist of busi-nesses, civic and youth groups, families and schools. Volunteers commit to clean-ing a two mile stretch of roadway a mini-mum of four times each year. In 2014, 23 groups consisting of 340 members volun-teered 580 man hours. The groups col-lected 229 bags of litters weighing an esti-mated 2,289 pounds.
The Litter Crews and Adopt-A-Road Groups for 2015 have already begun pick-ing up litter along the roadways. When approaching an individual or group pick-ing up litter while driving our county and township roadways, please take caution and slow down.
Take caution asworkers pick-up litter along the roadways
The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certifica-tion Program has announced that Luckey Farmers, Inc.’s facilities in Bradner and Graytown have been added to its grow-ing list of nutrient service providers to achieve certified status.
The voluntary certification program is a concentrated effort by the agriculture industry to significantly reduce and pre-vent applied nutrients from running off fields, which has contributed to harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie, such as the one responsible for the shutdown of Toledo’s water supply in early August 2014.
The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certifica-tion Program certifies that entities in the tri-state area that sell, apply or make rec-ommendations on how fertilizers should be applied to crops are doing so in ac-cordance with 4R Nutrient Stewardship principals which refer to using the Right Source of Nutrients at the Right Rate and Right Time in the Right Place. Applicants
must go through an audit and demon-strate they not only understand 4R prin-cipals, but also follow them.
More than 1.1 million acres and approxi-mately 3000 farm clients are serviced by those who have received 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification, with 60 per-cent of them being in the Western Lake Erie basin.
The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certifica-tion Program is governed and guided by the Nutrient Stewardship Council, a di-verse set of stakeholders from business, government, university and non-gov-ernmental sectors with a common goal of maintaining agricultural productivity while also improving the quality of Lake Erie and its contributing watersheds.
The program is administered by the Ohio AgriBusiness Association. For more information visit 4Rcertified.org.
Luckey Farmers’ Bradner and Graytown facilities certified in 4R Nutrient Stewardship
BY LINDA HUBER,LHS BOARD MEMBER
This year’s first Lakeside Heritage Soci-ety recycle sale will be held Memorial Day Weekend. From Friday, May 22, through Monday, May 25, starting at 9 a.m. and ending at 5 p.m. you may find a treasure or two to purchase. Items have been do-nated by people downsizing, replacing or purging. You’ll find bargains in household items, bedding, small appliances, furni-ture, jewelry, collectibles, antiques, and garden tools. The sale is held in South Auditorium on Central Avenue between Fifth and Sixth Streets on the Lakeside Chautauqua campus.
Complimentary gate passes are available for this event, as well as during the sum-mer. Visitors to the Museum and Archives Center may use a Lakeside Chautauqua
Shopping/Dining Pass to look over the museum artifacts, conduct research in the Archives, and shop at the sale. The pass is valid for 90 minutes and must be returned at the gate with a signature showing that your visit was complete. An auto pass is NOT included. While there is a charge to park on the grounds of Lakeside, limited free parking is available at the 5th Street Gate entrance. On Sundays, a Church Pass is available between 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. and is valid until 3 p.m. This pass allows you to attend the Sunday morning worship service, dine and ex-plore the shops, including the Lakeside Heritage Society Museum and/or attend the free 2 p.m. Sunday Lecture Series of-fered by the Society in Chautauqua Hall, located on Walnut Avenue in the business district. The Church Pass includes admit-tance for guests and auto and will be col-lected upon departing the grounds.
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BOYS NIGHT OUT | THURSDAY, MAY 21ST | 6:30PMon the patio at Ciao Bella | reservation required 419.734.2426
$90 per person. Dinner includes hand selected beer and bourbon to complement each course.
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Reception - Roasted Pig HeadWith Sicilian sea salt, fresh herbs and lemon1st Course - Scotch Egg with Whole Grain MustardHardboiled egg wrapped with sausage, breaded and friedin beef fat served with whole grain mustard.2nd course - Bone MarrowRoasted beef bones with balsamic onions and sea salt and brioche points.3rd course - Carolina Style BBQ RibsSlow cooked baby back ribs with Carolina style mustard sauce and PBR fried pickles.4th course - Smoked Salmon BLTWild Canadian Salmon, apple wood bacon and bourbon aioli.5th course - Wild Boar Sloppy Bro’sSlow cooked Carolina boar with seasoned tomato sauce, smoked green chiles on a toasted sesame bun.Dessert - Tennessee Whiskey Gelatowith candied bacon and cinnamon crema.
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Ashley and Meek named Most Outstanding Athletes of 2015
As part of the Honors Assembly on Fri-day, May 15, Port Clinton High School honored their graduating seniors with the following awards that are presented to student athletes and adult members of the Port Clinton community.
OHSAA Scholar Athlete AwardEmily Ashley and Nick ReineckAs part of their ongoing program to en-
courage achievement in the classroom as well as on the playing surface, the OHSAA annually recognizes two scholar athletes from each member school. This award was presented to Emily Ashley and Nick Reineck.
OHSAA Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award
Hannah Weaver and Marcus HoganEach year the Ohio High School Ath-
letic Association presents two students, one male and one female, from each Ohio High School with the Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award. This award recog-nizes students who have been outstanding in their effort to promote sportsmanship in their school and community. This year’s winners from PCHS are Hannah Weaver and Marcus Hogan.
NFHS AwardKenzie Stine and Andrew ClineThe National Federation of State High
School Athletic Associations recogniz-es one male and one female from each graduating class that displayed exemplary sportsmanship, ethics and integrity. PCHS award winners are Kenzie Stine and An-drew Cline.
OHSAA State AwardAl and Carol RiznikoveAnnually the OHSAA recognizes an
adult member or members from the school community that have exemplified good sportsmanship, been a role model for others, demon-strate positive values and have made outstanding contributions to the high school. PCHS recognized Al and Carol Riznikove for their many years of service to Port Clinton High School athletes as our dedicated and loyal photographers.
Pride of PCHS AwardEmily Ashley, Nick Reineck and Allie
SchroederCommencing with the Class of 2015, Port
Clinton High School will recognize grad-uating seniors who for four years have been the Pride of PCHS. These graduating seniors were representing the Redskins every day they were in high school, they participated in a sport every season for all four years of high school. Three seniors were recognized as the Pride of PCHS: Emily Ashley, Nick Reineck and Allie Schroeder.
PCHS Most Outstanding AthleteEmily Ashley and Shane MeekAlso commencing with the Class of 2015,
each year Port Clinton High School will recognize the most outstanding female athlete and most outstanding male ath-lete in the graduating class. These athletes must be in the top 50% of the graduating class, must have earned five varsity let-ters and have been accomplished in their sports. Nominations are made by the head coaches of the 21 varsity sports at PCHS and the winners of the award are select-ed based on a vote of the head coaches. The most outstanding female athlete in the class of 2015 is Emily Ashley. Em-ily earned ten varsity letters, was All-SBC and All-District in soccer, basketball and softball and was SBC player of the year in girls’ basketball this past winter. The most outstanding male athlete is Shane Meek. Shane earned six varsity letters, was All-SBC, All-District and All-Ohio in swim-ming and All-SBC and All-District in golf and SBC Player of the Year in boys’ golf this past fall.
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Magruder Hospital Welcomes
Gregory Goings, MD Orthopedic Surgeon
615 Fulton Street • Port Clinton, Ohio 43452 • 419-734-3131 • www.magruderhospital.com
Medical DegreeThe Ohio State University College
of Medicine
Fellowship Foot and Ankle Surgery under
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Residency Orlando Regional Medical CenterOrthopedic Surgery
Professional PracticeChief of Orthopedics, Mercy Medical
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Board CertificationBoard certified in Orthopedic Surgery
Professional AffiliationsFellow of American Academy of
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Redskin softball team wins Sectional Title
The Port Clinton High School Softball team defeated Eastwood High School by the score of 12-3 on Friday, May 15, to earn a Division II sectional title.
Emily Ashley had four hits and drove in
three runs. Kate Mueller had three hits for the Redskins, while Delayna Laurel had two hits and two RBIs. Kate Mueller struck out nine batters in earning the win in the circle.
The Lake Erie Flag Football League held their Super Bowl on Saturday, May 16, at the Oak Harbor Middle School football
field. Winning the third and fourth grade division were the Broncos.
Lake Erie Flag Football League holds Super Bowl
Allen Township5-12-15 Anthony J. Kusian to Frances J. Cranfield, 20978 Toledo Street, $92,500.
5-14-15 Daniel A. Johnson et al to Andrew and Shawna Janney, 5805 Genoa Clay Center Road, $49,500.
Bay Township5-13-15 Marry B. Rife to Edward L. and Janice L. Rife, 2775 Cleveland, $37,836.
Carroll Township5-15-15 Heather M Durbin –Ross and Darren J.Ross to Robert A and Jean S Durbin, 0 Colling-wood Blvd., $1,000.
Catawba Township5-15-15 Ronald G. and Marjorie E. Kehl to John W. and Madonna E. Keefe, Unit W-14 North Windward, $3,500.
Danbury Township5-12-15 Clark G. Reed and Gail S. Lindsey Reed to A. Frederick Seling Jr. and Rosemary B. Seling, 317 Maple #12, $87,500.
5-13-15 Marblehead Partners LLC to Kathryn A. Forsythe, 480 North Lake Pine Drive #3, $100,000.
5-15-15 David T. Evans to Gary F. and Angela J. Vogt, 270 Northview Drive, $166,000.
5-15-15 Spotted Dog Properties LLC to Marble-head Canoe Building LLC, 5831 State Route 163, Unit R-2, $130,950.
5-15-15 Gene Majni to Richard W.and Valerie Bird, 349 Erie Beach Road, $159,900.
Elmore5-12-15 Sun Federal Credit Union to Douglas A. and Michele M. Avery, 327 Fremont Street, $32,000.
Erie Township5-15-15 William Vargo to Daniel E. Harman, 5540 Railroad Street, $4,250.
5-14-15 Daughters & Son LLC to Pioneer Proper-ties LLC, 128 East Main Street, $130,000.
Harris Township5-15-15 Craig R. and Traci D. Tomor to Jason P. Heintschel, 1947 West Witty Road, $89,250.
Marblehead Corp5-14-15 Kevin J. Linsky to Andrew S. Goldwasser and Lisa M. Artino-Goldwasser, 10931 North Bay Point Drive 402, $220,000.
5-15-15 R. Bruce Cogagen and Linda K Montis to Tiffany E Cavanaugh, 4166 Baycliffs Drive, $220,000.
Portage Township5-12-15 Jancor Properties LTD to Timothy A. and Cheryl K. Harmsen, 680 Plasterbed Road Unit 4-4, $48,500.
5-12-15 Jancor Properties LTD to Sherri K. and Randy L. Sorg, 680 Plasterbed Road Unit 4-3, $48,000.
5-12-15 Jancor Properties LTD to All Locating Services, LLC, 680 Plasterbed Road Unit 6-4, $48,500.
Put In Bay Village School5-11-15 Eastern Point LLC to Put In Bay Township Park District, 611 State Route 357, $755,000.
REAL ESTATE
Bay Point Yacht Club goes mainstreamBY JOHN SCHAFFNER
When life hands you a lemon, squeeze it and make lemonade! That is kind of the situation the members and officers of Bay Point Yacht Club found themselves in late last summer when the property owners of the Bay Point development made the de-cision that they needed the space that had been used for a small clubhouse since the
club began in 1969. So the officers and members put their
heads together and they located a home for sale on East Bayshore Rd. about a quar-ter mile east of the Bay Point entrance and pulled the trigger on the purchase of that house and the over two acres of land it sits on, including about 100 feet of frontage on
The Flag Officers of Bay Point Yacht Club proudly stand in front of their new clubhouse. (L-R): Rear Commodore Jim Kollmann, Commodore Mike Penney and Vice Commodore Ray Ditmar.
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that only allowed Bay Point boaters, property owners and beach pass holders to be members of their club, has a whole new business plan. Bay Point Yacht Club is now available for mem-bership to anybody from anywhere. They have big plans for their new 1,650 square foot facility that is in the process of being renovated for the new pur-pose. The officers empha-sized that BPYC is also a member of the Inter-Lake Yachting Association that carries with it reciprocal privileges to its members from the over 160 member yacht clubs from Buffalo to Lake St. Clair.
Past Commodore Tom Petty (not the rock star) served as spokesman for the group, along with their flag officers: Commodore Mike Penny, Vice Com-modore Ray Ditmar and Rear Commodore Jim Koll-mann (1978 PCHS gradu-ate). In addition to dealing with the new facility, they are also working on estab-lishing activities for their members that now totals 45 families (90 members as both spouses are vot-ing members). They have a couple of special Cruises set, the first of which is a June 18 cruse to Cleveland and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. They are also plan-ning monthly parties at their new facility.
Petty emphasized the club’s long-standing sup-port of the boating com-munity, noting they have offered boating classes, in-cluding their WOW (Wom-en on the Water) program, as well as safety training along with CPR classes. In addition, they have do-nated thousands of dollars to the Marblehead safety forces and local charities. Petty also noted that they have a family friendly en-vironment. They have lots of deck space that over-looks the Bay and Cedar Point, and they have in-vested in grills and pic-nic tables to support that family environment. They will also be holding Friday Night Potlucks at the new facility to get the social side of activities going there. All members will get a key to the new clubhouse.
In addition to the Friday night Potluck, there will be a special “Blessing of the Fleet” on Memorial Day starting at 9 a.m. with an open house to follow. All members and interested prospective members are invited.
For more information, email [email protected], or look them up online at bpyc.org. Vice Commodore Ray Ditmar is Membership Chair, and can be reached at 330-289-7106.
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GIESLER, JUDGE IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF ELYJAH MAC MCMANUS (Present Name)
ELYJAH MAC SCHAFFNER (Name Requested) Case No. 20157009
NOTICE OF HEARING ON CHANGE OF NAME [R.C. 2717.1]
Applicant hereby gives notice to all interested persons----- that the applicant has filed an Application
for Change of Name in the Probate Court of Ottawa County, Ohio, requesting the change of name of ELYJAH MAC MCMANUS to ELYJAH MAC SCHAFFNER. The
hearing on the application will be held on the 18 day of June, 2015, at 2:30 o’clock P.M. in the Probate Court of Ottawa, County, located at 315 Madison St., RM. 306, Port
Clinton, OH 43452
LEGAL NOTICE -COMPLAINT TO QUIET TITLE TO REAL ESTATE IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF OTTAWA COUNTY, OHIO Case No. 2015 CV 13
H THE SAND BEACH AS-SOCIATION, INC. PLAINTIFF -v- FRANCIS M. HARRIS, et al. DEFENDANTS NOTICE To THE
SAND BEACH COMPANY, if still in existence, its address and/or
statutory agent, if any, unknown, and its successors and/or assigns, if any , names and addresses also unknown; SAND BEACH CON-SOLIDATED CORPORATION, if
still in existence, its address and/or statutory agent, if any, unknown,
and its successors and/or assigns, if any, names and addresses also unknown; OTTO L. HANKISON, believed to be deceased, and his unknown heirs, assigns, devisees, executors, administrators and per-sonal representatives , names and addresses unknown LUCY HAN-
KISON, believed to be deceased, and her unknown heirs, assigns, devisees, executors, administra-
tors and personal representatives, names and addresses unknown JOHN E. HANKISON, believed
to be deceased, and his unknown heirs assigns, devisees, executors, administrators and personal repre-sentatives, names and addresses
unknown JEANNE H. ANDREWS, believed to be deceased, and her unknown heirs, assigns, devisees,
executors, administrators and personal representatives, names
and addresses unknown THE BOBLO-SAND BEACH COMPA-NY, if still in existence, its address
and/or statutory agent, if any, unknown, and its successors as-
signs, if any, names and addresses also unknown M.E. HUMBARGER, aka MERTRICE E. HUMBARGER, believed to be deceased, and his unknown heirs , assigns , devisees
, executors , administrators and personal representatives, names and addresses unknown ANNA M. HUMBARGER, believed to
be deceased, and her unknown heirs, assigns, devisees, executors, administrators and personal repre-sentatives, names and addresses
unknown SAND BEACH DEVELOP-MENT COMPANY , if still in
existence, its and/ or statutory agent, if any, unknown, and its suc-cessors assigns, if any, names and addresses also unknown THE OT-
TAWA SAND BEACH COMPANY, if still in existence, its address and/ or statutory agent, if any, unknown, and its successors and/or assigns, if any, names and addresses also
unknown GENERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY , if still in existence , its address and/ or statutory agent , if any , unknown , and its successors and/ or assigns , if any , names
and addresses also unknown PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on
the 1st day of May, 2015 , THE SAND BEACH ASSOCIATION,
INC., filed an Amended Complaint in the Court of Common Pleas of Ottawa County , Ohio , and the
same is now pending as Case No . 2 015 CV 013 -H . Said Amended Complaint alleges that Plaintiff is the owner of real estate pursuant
to a deed recorded at Volume 147, page 227 , of the Deed Records,
Ottawa County Recorder’s Office, and that
CLASSIFIEDSLEGAL AD/
NOTIFICATION
Each year Port Clinton High School’s commencement ceremony takes place at True-Lay Stadium, providing a beautiful setting for this special ceremony. With the renovation of the stadium and new Bassett Field, the Port Clinton High School graduation had to relocate to another venue. The Class of 2015 will have the distinction of being the first, and quite possibly the only, PCHS Class to gradu-ate outside on the PCHS property. Commencement will take place May 30, at 10:30 a.m. outside of PCHS on the soccer field off Fulton Street.
Mr. Gary Steyer, Principal, stated “We are taking great care insuring that our ceremony this year at the high school will be the same special ritual we expect it to be every year. Plans and preparations for the special day began last fall including renting portable bleachers to accommodate the large crowd that always gathers on this special day.”
Parking for the ceremony will be available at the high school as follows: Graduating Seniors – Performing Arts Center Lot behind PCHS; Handicap Parking and Emer-gency Vehicles – Tennis court lots off of Fulton Street, ve-hicles in this lot must arrive prior to 10:25 a.m. and must stay until the ceremony concludes; Parents, Guests, Gen-eral Public - On all PCHS parking lots except the tennis court lot, Parking is available on 10th Street and Jefferson Street. Please do not park at Magruder Hospital or on Ful-ton Street from 7th Street to 10th Street (This area will be closed during the Commencement ceremony (10:30-11:30) to all general traffic except emergency vehicles and resi-dents in that area). PCHS staff also reminds guests there is no parking on any grass area on school property and requests, out of respect for community members who live around PCHS, to please be sure not to park in front of driveways or on any personal property.
In case of inclement weather, the ceremony will take place at 10:30 a.m. in the PCHS gymnasium and tickets will be required as seating is limited. Any change in venue will be listed on the school district website, pccsd.net, Face-book.com/portclintonschools or Twitter @We_Are_PC.
PCHS commencement ceremony Class of 2015
Port Clinton City School District Treasurer testifies for school funding
Port Clinton City Schools Treasurer Jeff Dornbusch testified before the Ohio Senate Finance Education Sub-committee in Columbus. The governor’s new budget bill as presented would redistribute 1.1 million dollars away from Port Clinton School District mostly from a reduc-tion in tangible personal property tax reimbursement. Mr. Dornbusch had asked to be put on the list of people to testify before the subcommittee.
“It is important for our elected representatives to know who we are and why we believe it is unfair continue to try and reduce our share of state funding.” Dornbusch, along with Superintendent Mr. Pat Adkins have already met with Senator Randy Gardner and Representative Steve Kraus to share their concerns for the governor’s new funding proposal.
To see Dornbusch’s full testimony visit thebeacon.net.
Some Port Clinton High School students got to see the interworking of their City government on Tuesday, May 12. Not only did the students sit in, and conduct, a City Council meeting, but they followed around members of the administration and did job shadowing.
At the Tuesday Port Clinton City Council meeting these students shadowed members of council and administra-tion:
• Evelyn Gillman, Mayor Vince Leone• Megan Vallance, President of Council Linda Hart-
laub• Ebony Kleinhans, Ward 1 Council Beth Gillman• Trenton Williams, Ward 2 Council Jerry Tarroli• Casey Swander, Ward 3 Council Margaret Phillips• Jacob Johnson, Ward 4 Council Gabe Below• Avery Dackermann, Council-at-large Nicole DeF-
reitas• Logan Royster, Council-at-large Mike Snider• Sierra Magi, Council-at-large Lisa Sarty
PCHS participates in Government Day
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Plaintiff has been in the adverse, notorious, open, hostile, exclusive,
and continuous possession of certain real estate for a period
exceeding twenty-one years . The real estate claimed by Plaintiff is
described as follows : Being a par-cel of land situated in part of Sand Beach Plat 2 ( Vol. 5, Pg. 58 ) in
part of the southeast quarter ( 1/ 4 ) of Fractional Section Thirty- Five ( 35 ) and part of the southwest
quarter ( 1/4 ) of Fractional Sec-tion Thirty- six ( 36 ), Town Eight ( 8 ) North, Range Fifteen ( 15) East, Carroll Township, Ottawa County, Ohio described as fol-
lows : 1) BEGINNING at a point referenced by a found 1/2” iron
rod ( 0 .16’ S, 0.07 ‘ W ) marking the northwest corner of Lot Two
Hundred Seventy ( 2 7 0 ) of the Sand Beach Plat 2 ( Plat Vol. 5, Pg. 58 ) , said point being on the south right -of -way of W . Sand Beach Road ( 4 0’ R/W ) ; 2) Thence S 33° 34’ 2 0” W fifteen (15.00 )
feet along the west line of Lot Two Hundred Seventy ( 270 ) of the
Sand Beach Plat 2 ( Plat Vol. 5, Pg. 58 ) to a set iron rod; 3) Thence S 26° 24’ 49” E one hundred twen-ty -nine and thirty four hundredths
( 129.34 ) feet along the south line of Lot Two Hundred Seventy ( 270
) of the Sand Beach Plat 2 ( Plat Vol. 5, Pg. 58 ) to a set iron rod
on the west right -of -way of Tenth Street ( 4 0 ‘ R/W ) ; 4 ) Thence S 33 34 ‘ 20” W. sixty-three and twenty-four Hundredths ( 63. 24 ) feet along the right-of-way of Tenth Street ( 4 0’ R/W ) to set iron rods; 5 ) Thence N 00° 33’ 40” E thirty -one and eighty- nine hundredths ( 31.89 ) feet along the northerly line of a parcel now or formerly owned by Francis M . Harris ( Vol. 317, Pg. 322 ) to a set metal fence post; 6) Thence N 13 ° 35’ 53” E forty -
five and ninety hundredths ( 45.90 ) feet along the northerly line of a
parcel now or formerly owned by Francis M . Harris ( Vol. 317, Pg. 32 2 ) to a set metal fence post; 7) Thence N 24° 0’ 28” W sixty -one and sixty-eight hundredths ( 61. 68 ) feet along the northerly line of a parcel now or formerly
owned by Francis M . Harris ( Vol. 317, Pg. 322 ) to a set metal fence post ; 8) Thence N 56° 25’ 40” W five hundred thirty - f ive ( 535.00 ) feet along the northerly line of a parcel now or formerly owned by Francis M . Harris ( Vol. 317, Pg . 322 ) to a set metal fence post; 9) Thence N 70° 45’ 56” W three
hundred fifty -one and eighty eight hundredths ( 351.88 ) feet along the northerly line of a parcel now or formerly owned by Francis M. Harris ( Vol. 317, Pg. 32 2 ) to a set metal fence post ; 10) Thence N 31° 27’ 15” E forty and ninety – three Hundredths ( 40. 93 ) feet along the easterly line of a parcel Of land now or formerly owned
by Sand Beach Association ( Vol. 378, Pg. 2 04 ) to a set iron rod;
11) Thence S 7 0° 46’ 40” E three hundred forty - seven and ninety-
six hundredths ( 34 7. 96 ) feet along the south right of -way of W. Sand Beach Road ( 40’ R/W ) to a set iron rod; 12 ) Thence S 56° 25’ 40” E five hundred thirteen
and forty-six hundredths ( 513. 46 ) feet along the south right of -way
of W. Sand Beach Road ( 40’ R/W ) to the POINT OF BEGIN-NING . Containing in all 0.8469
acres of land, more or less, subject to all highways and easements of record. All set and found iron rods and pipes are 5/8”, unless other-
wise noted . All references are from Ottawa County deeds and records . The bearings are assumed and for
angular measurements only. This legal description is based upon a field survey perf ormed for Sand Beach Association by W. Robert Kusmer PS # 6754 of Kusmer &
Associates, Inc. in November , 2 014 . Plaintiff demands that its title to the property described above
be quieted as against any right, ti-tle or claim of Defendants, for their
costs herein , and for such other relief as the Court may direct . The persons first above-mentioned will take further notice that they have been made parties-Defendant to
this action and an answer must be filed within 28 days after the last publication hereof, after which
date said Amended Complaint will be set for hearing. Last publica-
tion date will be on June 18 2015. LINDA KROEGER-BAUM,
Attorney for Plaintiff, The Sand Beach Association, Inc. KROEGER & PETERS CO. , LPA 132 Madison
Street Port Clinton, OH 43452 Telephone (419) 734-4142 By:
GARY A. KOHLI, Clerk of Courts Legal Dept. Rm 304, Courthouse, 315 Madison St., Port Clinton, OH
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Ron Howard TrioWhere: Cleats, 6801 E. Harbor Rd., MarbleheadWhen: 1-4 p.m.
Classic TrendzWhere: Cleats 6801 E. Harbor Rd., MarbleheadWhen: 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Charlie WienerWhere: Mojito Bay Tiki Bar, 389 Catawba Ave., Put-in-BayWhen: 2 p.m.
Mad Dog AdamsWhere: The Round House Bar, 60 Delaware Ave., Put-in-BayWhen: 2-6 p.m.
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STREET CLOSURE FOR GRANDE PARADE
Main Street Port Clinton will host the Walleye Festival Grande Parade present-ed by Civilian Marksmanship Program on Saturday, May 23, at 1 p.m. Judging and announcements will be located in front of the Ida Rupp Public Library on Madison Street.
The staging for the Grande Parade is at
the Port Clinton High School. New this year, the route begins at the intersec-tion of Madison and 4th Street. North on Madison. East on Perry Street. South on Jefferson Street back to the High School. Judging and announcements will be made in front of the Ida Rupp Public Library.
To accommodate this event, the 100
block of East Perry Street will be closed no longer than one hour for the parade with the detours being set up at:
• Perry Street at Fulton Street for the east to Wilcox Road
• Perry Street at Monroe Street for the west to Fremont Road
Main Street Port Clinton and the City
of Port Clinton encourage businesses to notify customers and clients regarding the street closure. We anticipate that this event will attract visitors to the downtown area and bring customers to businesses. Main Street thanks citizens and business-es for their cooperation and continued support of the Walleye Festival.
If you have any questions, contact Main
Street Port Clinton at 419-734-5503 or by email at [email protected].
NASHVILLE CRUSH BRINGING THE PARTY
Nashville Crush will be performing at the Walleye Festival on Friday evening kicking off at 7:30 p.m. Nashville Crush is a balanced fusion of Country and Rock provided by some of the best musicians in the business. Put that together with their award winning stage show and you just cannot go wrong with these guys.
“I hate country music, but I LOVE NASHVILLE CRUSH!” Seem like a strange statement? Well, it is one that is often heard when you come to a Nash-ville Crush show and one compliment the Crush boys never get tired of hear-ing. These boys have succeeded where so many others have failed! Made up of some of the best musicians and vocalists around, Nashville Crush presents a per-fect balance of Country and Rock music. Mix that with their high energy, award winning stage show and you have some-thing that pleases all ages of people from all backgrounds imaginable.
MIKE RISENER TAKES THE STAGE SATURDAY
Mike Risener takes the stage at the Wall-
eye Festival on Sunday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Mike Risener is a lifelong musician who has been performing solo over the past several years all over Northern Ohio. His solo acoustic show cover an extremely broad spectrum of music covering rock, pop, country, and all points in between. At his show, you can expect hear a set list that goes from Johnny Cash to Prince to Brittany Spears to Staind to Nirvana to Neil Young to Jason Mraz to Stone Temple Pilots to Billy Currington to Michael Jack-son to Foo Fighters to Adele to Neil Dia-mond to.....well you get the idea.
MOTOWN AND OLDIES SHOW
Step back into yesterday’s greatest Motown favorites and Oldies classics, as SandTown shares their talents and life-time of music at the Walleye Festival on Saturday beginning at 3:30 p.m.
Known for their excellent harmo-nies, danceable set lists, and stellar live performances, they have made quite a name for themselves. This group is be-ginning their 4th year and has performed
over 300 shows in Northern Ohio. Play-ing LIVE instruments/vocals with no sequencing or pre-recorded tracks, Sand-Town brings a new raw energy and sound to the standards from a bygone era. This band covers songs by greats like: Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, Temptations, Adele, Curtis Mayfield, Supremes, Van Morrison, and many more.
VELVET SHAKE HEADLINING SATUR-DAY EVENING
The Walleye Festival is excited to wel-come Velvet Shake to the entertainment lineup on Saturday evening beginning at 7 p.m.
Velvet Shake’s high energy stage show combines top 40 pop with rock and club hits, guaranteed to keep their audi-ence dancing all night. Covering hits by artists such as Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Pink, Madonna, Carrie Underwood, Jour-ney, Michael Jackson, No Doubt, Usher and many more! Velvet Shake is far from your average bar band. The incredibly diverse repertoire of Velvet Shake is per-formed by five of Cleveland’s most ap-plauded musicians. Voted as one of the top cover bands in Cleveland, their raw talent, high-energy stage presence, and national-class production consistently wow the Velvet Shake draw and newcom-ers alike.
KRUSH PERFORMING SUNDAY
The Walleye Festival Committee hopes to see everyone under the Big Entertain-ment Tent on Sunday, May 24, from 3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. to enjoy Krush. Krush is a talented high energy classic rock group from Ashland.
The band’s performances have been well received throughout Ohio and neighbor-ing States, and feature an enormously high level of musicianship. With their impressive repertoire, they faithfully re-produce the most intricate and diverse styles of music, with uncanny precision and a sound so full, you’ll swear you’re hearing double. Their distinctive style of danceable classic rock is combined with a unique and original stage show that is entertaining and energetic, while also in-corporating costumes, choreography, and outrageous stage antics that showcase their showmanship.
THE JUNK ROCKING THE TENT SUN-DAY NIGHT
Headlining Sunday evening at the Wall-eye Festival is THe jUNK. THe jUNK is a 5 piece PARTY band from Bowling Green featuring 3 guitars, bass, drums and 2 vo-calists. THe jUNK keep the PARTY going all night with their eclectic blend of musi-cal styles that range from 70’s classic rock, to 80’s pop, to Hip-Hop/R&B.
They play songs by the following art-ists: Beastie Boys, Young MC, Run DMC, Metallica, Salt n Pepa, TLC, Cake, Dr. Dre, Twisted Sister, The Killers, Kings of Leon, Naughty By Nature, 311, Sublime, Styx, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, AC/DC, Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, Billy Idol, Rage Against The Machine, Prince and The Revolution, Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, Duran Duran, and many more.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST AT WALLEYE FESTIVAL
There is an all you can eat pancake
breakfast planned at the Walleye Festival on Monday, May 25, from 8-11 a.m. in the Entertain-ment Tent. B re a k f a s t i n c l u d e s pancakes , linked sau-sage, coffee and orange
drink. Adults and kids only $6 and kids 4 and under are free. Come watch Chris Cakes put on a show with his pancakes that are flying and delicious too! Pan-cakes with Attitude. Stay after for free entertainment.
JASON LAPORTE PERFORMING ON MEMORIAL DAY
Jason Laporte will be performing at the Walleye Festival on Monday, May 26, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Using looping tech-nology, an acoustic guitar, microphone, and whatever musical talents God has bestowed upon him, Jason makes music that has been labeled as organic-acoustic-roots-music.
The roots of his music dig deep into the genres of rock, reggae, blues and hip hop. He has been playing many gigs in various bars and clubs in northern Ohio and has had the pleasure of playing with some ex-cellent musicians such as The Movement, Zach Deputy, Chavar Dontae, Red Want-ing Blue, Tim Reynolds, The Macpodz, ekoostik hookah, Alex Winston, Jason Reeves, Katz-n-jammers, The Silent Years, Chris Knopp, Resonant Soul, Jeff Stewart, and so many others! Jason even had the honor of coming runner up his first year
playing out as a solo acoustic singer-song-writer in the Toledo City Paper’s Best of Toledo, OH for Best Solo Act in town.
MARINEMAX KIDS ACTIVITY AREA: FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Children of all ages are invited to attend the MarineMax Kids Activity Area at the Main Street Port Clinton Walleye Festival on Sunday, May 24, from 1-3 p.m. Michael Mage, a comedian stuck in a Magician’s shoes, will be performing and entertain-ing children of all ages. Free activities include arts and crafts, cookie decorating, face painting, cornhole, bubbles and bal-loon animals.
New this year, the MarineMax Kids Ac-
tivity Area is located at Derby Pond im-mediately following the Kids Fishing Der-by. For an updated schedule of all of the activities at the Main Street Port Clinton Walleye Festival, please visit walleyefesti-val.com.
For more information on the Walleye Festival or more entertainment and event information, visit walleyefestival.com.
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Memorial Day Sale Now til May 24th
Allie BusoldWhere: Mojito Bay Tiki Bar, 389 Catawba Ave., Put-in-BayWhen: 8 p.m.
Up NextWhere: The Round House Bar, 60 Delaware Ave., Put-in-BayWhen: 9 p.m.-1 a.m.
TUESDAY MAY 26
Jerry SpragueWhere: Mojito Bay Tiki Bar, 389 Catawba Ave., Put-in-BayWhen: 8 p.m.
Scott ParisWhere: The Round House Bar, 60 Delaware Ave., Put-in-BayWhen: 9 p.m.-1 a.m.
WEDNESDAY MAY 27
Dan RobertsonWhere: Cleats, 6801 E. Harbor Rd., MarbleheadWhen: 7-10 p.m.
Jerry SpragueWhere: Mojito Bay Tiki Bar, 389 Catawba Ave., Put-in-BayWhen: 8 p.m.
Captain Sweet ShoesWhere: The Round House Bar, 60 Delaware Ave., Put-in-BayWhen: 2-6 p.m., 9 p.m.-1 a.m.
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Bouncing Betty 80’s & 90’s Rock Band on the patio 6-10 pm
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Grandma’s Backyard BBQEat In or Carryout Dinners 2-4 pm
Veteran’s Charity Poker RunRegistration at 10 am
First bike out at 11 am Last Bike in at 4 pm
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On Sunday, May 17, the second annual Danbury Township blue ribbon dog show was held at the Bark until Dark off leash Dog Park. There were 46 dogs registered at the show and close to $800 was raised to benefit the Humane Society of Ottawa County. Over 150 attended the event.
The judges of the contest were Danbury
K9 officer Josh Young and his K9 Joe Joe, Dr. Mark Reineck from Fremont Animal Hospital and Ann Duez owner of Victo-rian Inn Bed & Breakfast.
There were also raffle prizes donated by Bayside Comfort, Monsoon Lagoon, Ann Duez and Dianne Rozak. Spectators also made donations to the Humane Society.
ABOVE: Best in Show: Monster.
LEFT: Winner of the best name: Princess Buttercup.
BELOW: Dr. Reineck measuring Hammer’s paw for the Largest Paw category.
THE WINNERS WERE:Best Dog Outfit
Karley and Kelsey Marquart
Best Dog NamePrincess Buttercup and Gary Nipper
Prettiest ColorMarina and Sue Desantis
Cutest DogAva and Mia Rolweder
Ugliest DogBandit and Eugene Berdeck
Most Unusual Mixed BreedCletus Ray and Mackenzie Halsey
Most Awesome TailPoppy and Bobbi Beck
Largest PawsHoss (with 4” paws) and Dr. Ken and Lucy Parschauer
Best of ShowMonster and Vince Holeton
Danbury Township holds blue ribbon dog show
Judges Officer Young, Dr. Reineck and Ann Duez greeting contestants at the show.
Pebbles posing with her outfit.
Meet and greet at the park.
The Lakeside Plant Sale & Gardening Demonstrations will take place over Memorial Day Weekend from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, May 23 and 12-4 p.m. Sunday, May 24 on the Pedestrian Walkway on Walnut Avenue, between Second & Third Streets.
The plant sale will feature a variety of annuals, perennials, herbs, ground covers and small nursery stock for purchase. All proceeds from the sale will help keep the Lakeside Chautauqua grounds beautiful throughout the summer.
DEMONSTRATIONS HELD THROUGHOUT THE DAY ON SATURDAY, MAY 23, INCLUDE:
10 A.M. IMPRESSIVE CONTAINER GARDENSParticipants in this demonstration will learn about
different types of plants and design techniques to fill a variety of garden containers.
11 A.M. LANDSCAPING IDEAS TO CREATE YOUR OWN OUTDOOR OASIS
This demonstration will share information about the types of plants and layouts that help create a unique, outdoor oasis.
1 P.M. LIGHT UP YOUR NIGHT WITH OUTDOOR LIGHTING AND DRIP IRRIGATION
Participants in this demonstration will learn how drip irrigation and lighting can brighten up landscapes at night.
2 P.M. PERFECT PATIOS, WANDERING WALKS AND WONDERFUL WALLS
The final demonstration of the day will teach participants how to make the most of their home’s outdoor spaces.
Ask a gate ambassador for a complimentary 90-minute Shopping/Dining Pass to enter the grounds of Lakeside Chautauqua for the Lakeside Plant Sale. A daily or season auto pass is required for parking.
Jack Hanna, director emeritus of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, will travel to Lakeside Chautauqua with his favorite zoo friends for a special event in Hoover Audi-torium, titled “Into the Wild – Live,” at 7 p.m. Sunday, May 24.
Prior to the “Into the Wild – Live” show, Hanna will sign autographs from 6-6:45 p.m. in the Hoover Audi-torium Lobby. Guests are invited to form a line on the Hoover Auditorium Porch at 5:45 p.m. The doors will open promptly at 6 p.m. Autographs will be given on a first-come, first-served basis.
Hanna’s “Into the Wild – Live” show will not only will examine the importance of wildlife conservation, but will feature some of his favorite animal ambassadors onstage for an educational and entertaining experience the entire family is sure to enjoy.
“I have loved animals since I was a young boy growing up in Tennessee,” said Hanna. “I could never have imag-ined where my life would take me – and it’s only getting wilder.”
When he started his position with the Columbus Zoo in 1978, attendance was low, and Hanna made it a prior-ity to increase it by offering educational and entertaining events.
Purchasing a Daily or Season Chautauqua Pass grants access to the Jack Hanna “Into the Wild – Live” show at no additional cost.
Please note that guests must present Chautauqua Pass-es upon entering Hoover Auditorium, as well as entering and exiting the Lakeside gates. Seats in Hoover Audito-rium are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
A Reduced Rate Chautauqua Pass during Memorial Day weekend is $12.25 for adults and $8.75 for youth (ages 12-18). Children under age 12 and guests over the age of 90 are always free, but require complimentary passes, which
are available upon entering Lakeside Chautauqua.Chautauqua Passes may be purchased in advance at
lakesideohio.com or upon entering the gates of Lakeside Chautauqua.
A Daily Auto Pass is required for Memorial Day week-end. To park on the grounds, the cost is $10 per day (com-plimentary shuttle service is available at select locations). Parking is also available at the South Gate Parking Lot for $5 per day (complimentary shuttle service is available from the parking lot).
The Danbury School Parking Lot will not be available for parking over Memorial Day weekend, as school is still
in session. Guests may park for free at the three-hour parking lot (limited parking), located at the entrance of the Fifth Street Gate.
For more information about Chautauqua Passes and Auto Passes, visit lakesideohio.com or contact (419) 798-4461, ext. 247
Thursday, May 21, 2015www.thebeacon.netSUMMER ON THE LAKE 5C
Yogaat McKenna’s Inn B&B
cleveland’s mobile yoga studioSOULSTRETCH
cleveland’s mobile yoga studio,LLC
Open to the Public!Drop in or register online.
Every Saturday 9–10 a.m. May 23 - Sept. 5, 2015
McKenna’s Inn5714 E. Pittsburgh St.
located north of Rudder’son the east side of Rt. 53
For more info, visit: soulstretchmobileyoga.com
Classes take place on the front lawn or down
near the beach.
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SATURDAY MAY 23RD9am Opening Ceremonies10am Tractor & 6pm Pickup Pull 8pm Barn Dance with DreamworksSpeed Horse Show
SUNDAY MAY 24TH 10am Car ShowHorse Show Performance
OTTAWA COUNTYFAIRGROUNDS7870 State Route 163Oak Harbor, OH$5 / Car Admission
FARM FESTIVALMemorial Day Weekend
Jack Hanna to bring his animal friends to Lakeside Chautauqua
Lakeside Chautauqua hosts Plant Sale and Gardening Demonstrations
