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The Ottawa County FOPA Lodge #34is sponsoring the frst Cops & RobbersRoad Chase 5K this Saturday, Oct. 26. Youcan run or walk through the streets oPort Clinton to help raise money or the

groups Scholarship Fund. According toRoseann Hickman, you may also eel reeto dress up as a cop or a robber! (It is Hal-loween, you know) Registration is $25. TheRun/Walk begins a 9 a.m. and registrationopens at the Jeerson Street Pier at 8 a.m.T-Shirts will be given to each participantwhile they last. FOPA is an afliate o theFraternal Order o Police o Ohio, Inc.

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As long as you are downtown this Satur-day, you might want to bring your ghoulsand goblins to the trick or treat rom 1-3p.m. Youngsters need only look or thepumpkins in participating business win-dows and the orange and black balloons.Over 250 kids participated last year and

they are looking or more this year. Oh bythe way, kidsdont orget to bring youramily with you!

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Ater all o that, you can participate inthe Zombie Pub Crawl and Ball presentedby Heidelberg Distributing starting at 7:30.The Port Clinton Chamber ofce at 110Madison Street downtown will be openat 6 to help transorm all participants intozombies. Tickets to participate are $10,and the frst 100 sold will get a ZombieCrawl T-Shirt. Participating pubs includeThe Bait House, Mango Mamas/KokomoBay, McCarthys, Mr. Eds, Papa Jimmies,Rosies and Slaters.

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Our Find Wylie winner this week is

Cheri Katynski who was one o 81 peoplewho fgured out that we orgot to hide ourriendly fsh hiding in any o the ads inlast weeks Beacon. Cheri wins our weekly$20 git card rom Friendship Food Stores.

Well be hiding Wylie again this week. Iyou fnd him, drop o an entry orm atour ofce in the Beacon Place BusinessCenter or click on the Find Wylie Icon atour website, www.thebeacon.net.

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Last week told you about the appealmade by the local Salvation Army or 2,000square eet o space or toy distributionprior to the Holidays. The message gotall the way to Indonesia and Ralph Ruta,owner o Harbor Light Landing on StateRoute 53. Salvation Army now has theirsorting and distribution space. I love thistime o year, because we get so many othis kind o heartwarming story.

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The Port Clinton Business and Proes-sional Womens Celebrity Server eveningwill be held TONIGHT (Thursday, Octo-ber 24) at 1812 Food and Spirits at The Is-land House rom 6 to 8 p.m. My old riendMike Mad Dog Adams will provide theentertainment. Proceeds help support theBPWs Womens Scholarship Program.

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Edgewood Manor Nursing Center will behosting trick or treat or area children 10and under this Saturday, Oct. 26 starting at2 p.m. A panel o judges will award prizesor the top 3 costumes. There will be ciderand donuts or all.

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This Sunday, Oct. 27, the Oak HarborKnights o Columbus will be sponsoring

an all you can eat French Toast & SlicedHam Family Breakast at St. BoniaceCatholic Church beginning at 9 a.m. Theywill also have homemade rolls, homemadeapplesauce, coee, hot chocolate and juice.

Donation is $6 or adults, $5.50 or seniorcitizens and $3 or youngsters under 12.nnn

There will be a Bingo For Boo Bash thisThursday, Halloween Day, at 12 Noon, Oc-tober 31 at Otterbein North Shore. Theywill have a complimentary lunch and en-tertainment along with Boo Bingo withlots o prizes. Reservations are required;call 419-798-8250.

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The Jonathan T. Pope Memorial Scholar-ship Biddy Wrestling Tournament will beheld on Sunday, November 3 starting at 1p.m. at Port Clinton High School. Weigh-ins begin at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Novem-ber 2. The entry ee is $20. The event is an

Ohiowrestler.com Top 20 Tournament andis open to all wrestlers aged 12 and under.For more inormation, call James Mullensat 419-341-4336. Barbecue Traveler willbe serving Chicken Dinners the day o thetournament.

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The Port Clinton Kiwanis Club will holdtheir second annual Night at the Races onFriday evening, Nov. 15, at Lock, Dock andBarrel on Buckeye Blvd. Tickets and horsesare available rom any Kiwanian you maysee. Save the date or a night o great un.

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Tickets are now available or the St. Jo-seph/Marblehead Knights o ColumbusClam Bake and Chicken Dinner to be heldthis Saturday, Oct. 26, rom 5-7:30 p.m. at

the St. Josephs Church Hall on Barclay St.in Marblehead. This years Clam Bake willbeneft the Danbury Food Pantry. Ticketsare $9.95 or a chicken dinner only and$19.95 or the Clam Bake which includes a

dozen clams, a hal-chicken dinner, sweetpotato, corn on the cob and beverage. Ex-tra clams will be available or $10 a dozen.Pre-sale tickets can be purchased by callingBob Wisniewski at 419-734-5018 or RichKulaga at 419-732-7014.

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The Port Clinton Athletic Boosters haveset the date or their Annual Reverse Ra-e. It will be Saturday, Nov. 16 at the PortClinton Elks Lodge. This is their ONLYundraiser o the year. The Grand Prizewill be $7,500. Tickets are $100 each whichincludes one Prime Rib/Chicken buetdinner. Additional dinner tickets may bepurchased or $20 each. They may be pur-chased rom any Booster Club ofcer or by

contacting Rich Kokinda (419-734-5231)or John Gluth, Jr. (419-732-8826). I youwould like to donate an item or the live orsilent auctions, contact Missy Cross (419-341-3656).

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The Oak Harbor Athletic Boosters areholding their Fall Rae. First place is a39 Sony TV, second place is a 40,000 BTUChar Broil gas grill and third place is a$200 git certifcate to Tanks Meats in El-more. Tickets are $2 each or 3 or $5 andcan be purchased at Oak Harbor Hard-ware, Priesman Printers, Family Hair Cen-ter in Oak Harbor or by calling 419-8707-1342. The drawing will be held at haltimeo Oak Harbors last home ootball gameon Nov. 1.

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Bassetts Market, a locally owned amily business whohas called Ottawa County its home since the late 1800s,has announced a major change in its marketing direction.As o Oct. 24, the amous Bassetts weekly ier will now bea regular insert into The Beacon.

We are excited about partnering with John Schanerand The Beacon, said store owner Mike Bassett. Their

audited circulation and readership are a perect match orour store and our customers.

Beacon publisher John Schaner stated, We have hadBassetts Market as a customer or a long period o years,and I have always enjoyed our relationship with Mike andhis loyal sta. It has always been a question o date o re-lease or the ier. However, market circumstances havechanged dramatically in the last 10 years, and Mike eelsthe need to get his message out there to the maximumnumber o olks.

Bassetts Market is not only Ottawa Countys largest lo-cally owned and independent grocery retailer, they are alsoone o Ottawa Countys biggest community contributors.A case in point is that they are the sponsor or the nextevent or the Firelands Musical Arts Series. Bassetts hastraditionally supported local charities in the communityand has given thousands o dollars back in contributions

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BY DAVE HIRT

It is a quiet little New England town a mile or so o theinterstate and just east o Danbury, CT. Jan and I camehere to see how the 26 trees that our community donatedwere doing and to bring the sign We Will RememberWith You to Newtown. Elizabeth Rallo, the leader o theNewtown Recovery Team, directed us to the NewtownMunicipal Center, where we met with Chris Kelsey. Heis the tax assessor or Newtown and also on the recov-ery team, as well the manager o the Toy Warehouse. Asthe donations came in Chris was in charge o managingthem, and, yes, they did need a warehouse. There were56,784 donations o just Teddy Bears alone.

Ater a riendly chat at government center, Chris askedi we wanted to go out and see the trees. At this pointI hadnt gotten the sign out o the car as I was curiousto see where and how it might be placed, depending onwhere and how the trees were planted. My assumptionwas that they would be planted in a semi-circle or as aclass room setting, or something else creative, but that allo them would be planted in one place.

Chris then told me that they had made good use o ourdonation, planting them in many locations across townto enhance their parks. This then piqued my interest asI wasnt quite expecting some random planting o ourtrees across the city o Newtown. That was until I sawthe frst tree.

As we came down the steps rom the government cen-ter, Chris pointed across the way to a soccer feld and

said we could see the frst one right rom here. The viewwas proound. I was awestruck and speechless. There

on the side o the soccer feld stood a single, solitary, 3oot high blue spruce. Planted at the sideline, it stoodthere waiting, just as a small child awaiting his turn to getin the game...almost as i he never let. As I mentionedthis to Chris, he just looked at me, smiled and said, Yes,we know. What he didnt have to say was that these arethe places the kids played and enjoyed themselves andthis is how we want them remembered.

We then drove a short distance to DickinsonPark. There they have a skateboard park, a basketballcourt and walking trails that wind back and orth overa bubbly little creek. Again, the trees they planted therestood out. They were dierent. The little evergreenswere like the kids waiting to y their kites, or just takinga relaxing break between games. It was the same thingagain at Treadwell Park with its tennis courts, swimmingpool, and soccer felds, and, o course, more trees.

New England is beautiul this time o year with its treeswearing their all colors. Temperatures are cool andsome trees are even starting to loose their leaves, but notours. They will continue to wear their green colors andbe the symbol o new lie and rebirth as they stand sentryover the parks o Newtown. The git rom our commu-nity has become much more than a donation or a me-morial. It has become 26 separate memorials and morethan anything I could have ever imagined Even to themost casual observer, these trees are prooundly dier-ent. For the kids, this was their home, this is where theylived, and where they played and enjoyed themselves,

and this is how we can remember them.

Chris Kelsey of Newtown with JanHirt and Danbury Township TrusteeDave Hirt with the sign and one ofthe trees donated by Danbury Town-ship citizens in memory of the 26people lost at the Sandy Hook El-ementary school shooting.

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Noah Christopher MazurNoah C. Mazur, infant son of Jason & Molly (Hawk)

Mazur of Port Clinton, passed away Tuesday, Oct.15, at St.Vincent Mercy Medical Center, Toledo. Arrangements arepending at Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crema-tory, Port Clinton.

Lena TothMay 13, 1919-Oct. 20, 2013

Lena Toth, 94, of Marblehead, passed away Sunday, Oct.20, at Riverview Healthcare Campus, Oak Harbor. Lenawas born in Marblehead on May 13, 1919, the daughter ofJohn and Mary (Rompella) Pepas.

A private graveside service will be conducted. Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Port Clinton,OH is assisting the family with arrangements. Condolenc-es may be shared with the family by visiting www.walker-funeralhomes.com

Kenneth Spears Jr., 33, berglass tech, and AmandaGdovicak, 28, teacher, both of Port Clinton.

John Kaylor, 60, self-employed and Donna Alt, 47, bothof Elmore.

Henry William Bergman III, 25, construction, andAmanda Bartz, 25, registered nurse, both of Genoa.

A boy and a girl were born on Oct. 16 at Firelands Re-

gional Medical Center in Sandusky to Margie and ToddWarnicke of Port Clinton.

Obituaries

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Marriage LicensesNiagara on the Lake lesson

Let me tell you about our weekendin Niagara Falls, Canada. We arrivedat dusk,in our room overlookingthe Falls, waiting for the lights tocome on over the Falls. We went to avery nice restaurant to overlook theFalls. No lights! Finally, the secondevening, we deduced our UnitedStates government had turned off

the lights, saving 1 Flip Switcher andannoying a lot of people. Our dayincluded a beautiful short road tripto Niagara On The Lake. Oh, my,why cant Port Clinton take a lessonfrom this nostalgic, charming town.Beautiful plantings on the sidewalks,inviting shops, galleries, ice cream,etc. This is a destination town. Whycant Port Clinton do the same! Wehave all the natural resources, butnone of the enthusiasm!

Wake up, Port Clinton!Sandy Schaffner

Dear Port Clinton,

Dont do it! I mean WaterworksPark. All these promises of jobs andincome to the city is so ridiculous.We hear what we want to hear, andwhen these promises are presented,we want to believe them. Born andraised in Port Clinton, I have seen somuch of the area shoreline sold andbuilt up. Please let our children and

grandchildren enjoy the last pieceof shoreline we have. Thinking thatthis property will be the answer toall Port Clinton nancial problemsis ridiculous. Until laws are changednationwide, we will never have thatthriving community we once had.Our jobs are in other countries.Wake up Port Clinton. Keep andprotect the precious posessions wehave left.

Pat Kessler

Thank you HumaneSociety

Thank you to everyone who cameout to Pinot for Paws to support theHumane Society of Ottawa County.Special thanks goes to Chad Hoff-man, Firelands Winery, BergmanOrchards LLC, Catawba IslandBrewing Co., Dylan Olivias Salon,Char-Tom Charters, Coffee Express,Harborview Animal Hospital & La-ser Center, Marys Blossom Shoppe,Nagoya Japanese Steakhouse & Su-shi, O Isabels, Red Letter Photogra-

phy, Ashley Marie Schiets and VikkiSamuels. Your support is truly ap-preciated. We raised $632 for theshelter and we are already makingplans for next year. Thanks again.

Renee, the animals really appreci-ate all you do for the them and allthe support the animals get from the

public, all the help from the publickeeps us going, a big thank you to allfrom the animals at HSOC.

Dec. 7, we will be doing pictureswith Santa and your pets and chil-dren at the shelter. We are just get-ting this set up. With in the nextweek we will have all the informa-tion posted, so keep checking FBand the papers for updates.Denny Hammond

Thank you Ex LibrisApologies to two donors of silent

auction items for the MarbleheadPeninsula Library Committee Fund-raiser, Good Librations on Sept. 7th.It has come to our attention that wemissed placing Anchors Away Mari-na and Sun City Tanning Center onthe list. So, belated thanks to thesetwo businesses!Lorrie Halblaub,President, MPLC

Thank you for CASA

Thank you to Kevin Lowe of 1812Food and Spirits restaurant and toBruce Cohagen, Sharon Teresi andLinda Montis of Camp Runinmuckin Marblehead for their generousdonations and support for OttawaCounty Stars Dance for CASAAnn Duez

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Trick or Treat times:Port Clinton, 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 31

Danbury Township, 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 31

Lakeside-Marblehead, 6-8 p.m., Oct. 31

Oak Harbor, 6-7:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 31

Elmore, 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 31

Other events:Marblehead Zombies, US Coast Guard StationMarblehead, 7 p.m.-midnight, Oct. 25

Monster Mash, downtown trick or treat,in Marblehead, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Oct. 26

Main Street downtown Port Clinton trick or treat, 1-3 pm., Oct. 26

Edgewood Manor Nursing Home, Port Clinton, trick or treat, 2 p.m., Oct. 26

Zombie Pub Crawl and Ball, Port Clinton, 7:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m., Oct. 26

Riverview Healthcare Campus Nursing Home

trick or treat, Oak Harbor, 6-7:30 p.m., Oct. 27

Ottawa County Seniors Monster Mash,VFW Memorial Center, Oak Harbor, 12-3 p.m., Oct. 31


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The Salvation Army-Port Clinton Ser-vice Center along with the Advisory Com-mittee Members cordially invites you toattend the 20th Annual Red Kettle Cam-paign Kickoff Celebration on Friday, Nov.8, at the Catawba Island Club, 4235 E.

Beachclub Road, Port Clinton, at 7:30 a.m.Breakfast is provided.

The Kickoff breakfast will be a time toring in the holiday season and celebratethe volunteers that make miracles happenin the community throughout the year.

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Riders Unlimited, Inc. Equestrian Programs will be par-ticipating in National Make A Difference Day on Saturday,October 26. National Make A Difference Day is the largestnational day of community service. Millions of volunteersaround the world unite in a common mission to improvethe lives of others. Plans for the day at Riders Unlimitedlocated at 3140 N. Behlman Rd., Oak Harbor, include:

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Make a Difference Day is this Saturday, Oct. 26, from 9a.m.to 2 p.m.at the Jefferson Street Pier in downtown PortClinton. The City of Port Clinton, the Port Clinton CitySchools, and Republic Services have teamed up to collectmost residential rubbish. They will not be accepting TVs,Tires, Freon Appliances Batteries or Hazardous Liquids.

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(ABOVE)The PORTS Com-mittee Co-chairman DebbieHymore-Tester presents acheck to Port Clinton YouthSoccer President Abby Lu-kac, while Bill Yuhaz andDave Koebel look on.(BELOW) The PORTS Committee also presented checksto the Walleye Drop, Port Clinton Fireworks, Friends ofthe Park and Port Clinton Senior Center. Pictured l-r are:Kathy Mehl, PORTS; Jennifer Althaus, Walleye Drop; BillYuhaz, PORTS; Kim Sedlak, Senior Center; Mike Snider,Port Clinton Fireworks; Dave Mehl, Friends of the Park;and Debbie Hymore-Tester, PORTS.

The PORTS Committeeraised over $32,000 duringthe Tall Ships visit to PortClinton during the Battleof Lake Erie Bicenten-nial Celebration, and hasshared the proceeds withseveral organizations thatbenet the community.

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Port Clinton Middle School Fleet 7 began an interdisciplin-ary unit revolving around the young adult book The HungerGames. Last Monday morning students gathered in the ex-tended learning area, divided into their districts as they heldtheir own Reaping Ceremony. The Fleet 7 teachers dressed ascharacters from the story while acting out the Reaping Cer-emony, where two students from each district were randomlyselected as tributes from their district. See the Video or viewmore pictures in the Photo Album at www.pccsd.net

Students will be participating in various challengesthroughout the unit. The challenges are both intellectual(group quizzes, games, etc.) and physical (minute-to-win-itstyle games, and more) in attempts for their district to winthe PCMS Hunger Games. Instead of tributes being eliminat-

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The Language Arts teach-ers have been working to-gether to create an inter-active unit with the othersubjects: Math, Science,Global Cultural Awareness,Work & Family, and Art.Ms. Mallory Myers, Lan-guage Arts teacher stated,Our goal with having ourown Hunger Games is tohave something the kidscan get excited about whilebuilding teamwork andunity, along with inspiring

random acts of kindness.Random acts of kindness isa theme discussed through-out the story as well as inmany Port Clinton MiddleSchool programs.

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The Flagship Awards are part of Port Clinton CitySchool Districts recognition program to honor par-ents, community members, staff and students thathelp the district fulll its motto of Proudly Chartinga Course for Success. At the October 21 meeting, thePort Clinton Board of Education recognized the fol-lowing individuals with Flagship Awards.

Bob Beck, Captain AwardDedicated, accountable, hard-workingthese are all

terms to describe Mr. Bob Beck. As the previous PCHSAssistant Principal, Mr. Beck spent countless hours atPCHS for various school events. He was always willingto go the extra mile. For several years, he even spent 24-hour shifts at the high school for the American CancerRelay for Life. During this time he wasnt just relaxinghe was on-call to all committee members roundingup tables, setting up audio equipment, allowing accessto computer equipment for the committee and muchmore.

Most recently, the special education department wasfortunate to have Mr. Becks dedication. He met witheducators, parents, and students to ensure all PortClinton City School District students received an out-standing education. He was aware of constantly chang-ing rules and legislation that affect special education.

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at both the home and visitor stands. This is all donewhile owning and operating her own bakery business,The Cakerys Bakery, in downtown Port Clinton.

She is kind, patient, organized and has in depthknowledge of what it takes to feed large quantities ofpeople. Cleanliness is a priority for Michelle to ensureeverything is up to food service standards. Visitingcustomers always have positive comments for the PC

Left to right: Superintendent of Schools Patrick D. Ad-kins with Flagship Award Winners Bob Beck, Captain StaffAward; Michelle Kodak, First Mate Parent Award; Dawn Zink,Zink Calls, Crew Community Award and Board of EducationPresident David Belden. (Not pictured Fred Zink.)

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They open the entire business for grade 5 students to touras part of career day, showing students each aspect of produc-tion of making duck, goose & turkey calls and the various jobskills required. The staff is always welcoming and the studentsenjoy the day. In addition, when PCHS students in IndustrialTechnology wanted to make design and make duck calls, theZinks were once again gracious and visited the high schooland provided various supplies to the classroom and offeredguidance for students.

Recently, they offered the use of their entire warehouse forthe PC Fullbackers to host the 1st annual wild game feed.With over 300 in attendance, the event raised funds for thefootball program and was a great welcome for Coach BeauCarmon and his family to the Port Clinton Community.

For all they do for the students, staff, and community of PortClinton City Schools, Dawn & Fred Zink received the FlagshipCrew Award.

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Ghost Walks with VictoriaWHEN: 7 p.m.WHERE: The Marshall Inn,204 Monroe St., PCCOST: $8.50INFO: 877-376-5531

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WHAT: Benefting PC Busi-ness and Proessional WomenScholarship ProgramWHEN: 6-8 p.m.WHERE: 1812 Food & Spirits

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Marblehead ZombiesWHEN: 7 p.m.-12 a.m.WHERE: Marblehead CoastGuard Station, 606 Prairie St.COST: Two canned ooditems per person

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Paint Perrys Monumentwith Jim AndrewsWHAT: watercolor and oil painterWHERE: Sutton Center, 1854Perry St., PCCOST: $45INFO: www.portclintonartist-sclub.com

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All You Can Eat FrenchToast and Ham BreakfastWHERE: St. Boniace Catho-lic Church, Oak HarborWHEN: 9 a.m.COST: $6 adults, $5.50seniors, $3 12 and under

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Jazz NightWHAT: Wine, pasta, and liveJazz with The Bob Szmik Trioand special guests.WHEN: Wednesdays, 7-10p.m.WHERE: Slaters MadisonStreet Pub, 111 Madison St.,Port ClintonINFO: 419-732-2030

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The 35th Annual Apple Festival was held on October 12-13, 2013.We could not have asked for better weather or a better turnout. What a

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At rst, though, the Redskins were able tomove the ball and showed some promisebefore a couple of key mistakes set themback. Port Clinton took the games open-ing drive 31 yards in nine plays to Hurons38-yard-line, only to see the drive stall on acouple of miscues that forced them back tothe 46 before punting the ball away. Unfor-tunately, the punt was partially blocked bythe Tigers Danzell Harris, giving Huron

the ball at the Redskins 41 to set them upwith great eld position.Huron (6-2, 4-1 SBC) scored on its

rst possession and controlled the gamethroughout. The Tigers rst drive covered59 yards in seven plays, culminating in atouchdown when Thompson scored ona 6-yard run on second-and-goal to giveHuron the lead for good at 7-0 with 4:24left in the rst quarter.

On Port Clintons next play from scrim-mage, Huron recovered a fumble at thePort Clinton 34, and four plays later,scored on running back Tommy Bogdens10-yard run to push the lead to 14-0.

After forcing another punt, the Tigersdrove 59 yards in four plays, scoring when

Thompson hit Spencer Maddox from 30yards out to make it 20-0 early in the sec-ond period. Huron would add three moretouchdowns in the quarter to make it a41-0 score at halftime.

Thompson nished 8-of-11 for 166 yardsand two touchdowns and rushed ve timesfor 37 yards and a score. He spread the ballaround to six different receivers, none ofwhom caught more than two passes.

Port Clinton did show some signs ofpromise in the second half, scoring on its

rst drive of the third quarter. The Skins(0-8, 0-5 SBC) took it 82 yards in 12 plays,converting on three third downs beforeBrandon Moore found Nathan Stubble-eld in the left at for a 4-yard touchdown.

There are some things that we need tolearn how to x in the last two games, saidPort Clinton head coach Beau Carmon.Its been eight games and were still mak-ing some of the same mistakes. (But) wewon the second half. Were not quittingout there. We had some tremendous ef-forts from some guys tonight, and we hadsome guys make plays on defense.

I didnt like the way we came out in therst half. Hurons linebackers are pretty fastand we werent able to throw the ball like Iwanted to. But (Huron) is a good team andthey made it tough for us tonight.

Moore had a nice game for the Skins, ac-counting for 231 yards of total offense. Hecompleted 18-of-23 passes for 135 yards,

one touchdown and two interceptions andrushed 19 times for 96 yards. Stubbleeldcaught a school-record 13 passes for 88

yards and a touchdown. Aidan Rospertcontributed as well, catching three passesfor 49 yards, including a key 38-yard re-ception that helped to set up Port Clintonslone touchdown. Running back TristenMallory carried it 11 times for 45 yards tohelp pace the rushing attack.

Beaus trying to put in his packagesand run a new system, Huron head coachTony Legando said of the Redskins. Theyplay a lot of young kids.

Currently ranked fth in the Division V,Region 16 computer rankings, the Tigersare looking like a playoff team that has a

chance to make some noise in the postsea-son.After eight games, the table is set pretty

well for us, Legando said. Weve got twogood football teams that weve got to play.Defensively, were becoming a much betterfootball team. Offensively, I think we areutilizing a lot of different people. A lot ofguys caught passes and touched the foot-ball. The offense is playing better becauseof that.

Port Clinton falls to Huron, 48-8

BY YANEEK SMITH

In a back-and-forth game that featured

three rst-half ties, Oak Harbor took thelead for good late in the second quarterbefore slowly building a lead to defeat St.Mary Central Catholic, 42-21.

The win, which came after two consecu-tive losses, moves the Rockets to 4-4 overalland 3-2 in the Sandusky Bay Conference.The Panthers, meanwhile, drop to 2-6 and1-4 in the league.

The trajectory of the game changed latein the second quarter with 1:09 left whenOak Harbor broke a 21-21 tie to take thelead for good at 28-21 as quarterback ColeWeirich hit Josh Sarahman from 27 yardsout for a touchdown.

SMCC responded, driving to the Rocket12-yard-line before safety Jourdan Ma-

guire knocked away a pass from Pantherquarterback Trevor Fitzthum in the endzone on the nal play of the rst half.

The Rockets stopped SMCC on the open-ing drive of the third quarter, forcing anincompletion on fourth-and-3 at the OH48 before responding with a touchdownto push the lead to 35-21. The six-playdrive ended when running back Ben Gen-zman scored from 24 yards out with eightminutes remaining. For the game, Gen-zman ran 25 times for 218 yards and twoscores and Andrew Heberling carried it 16times for 185 yards and three touchdowns.Quarterback Cole Weirich nished with13 carries for 77 yards and a touchdownand completed 1-of-2 passes for 27 yards

and a score. In all, the Rockets rushed 57times for 493 yards.Following a Panther turnover midway

thru the fourth quarter, Heberling scoredon a 65-yard touchdown to make it 42-21,accounting for the nal points.

We were just trying to run it at them,and fortunately we were able to break afew, Oak Harbor head coach Mike Maysaid. We knew their offense could scorepoints. We were going to just try and keep

running the ball at them and thats whatwe were able to do. We were able to comeout and control the clock in the secondhalf. That was a big factor.

The Panthers got on the board rst, scor-ing on a 10-yard pass from Fitzthum to De-narius Harris with 2:08 left in the rst quar-ter before Oak Harbor responded, driving64 yards in seven plays before scoring ona 23-yard run by Heberling with 11:25 re-maining inthe secondquarter.

The Rock-

ets forcedSMCC togo three-and-out andscored onthe rst playof their nextpossess ionwhen Wei-rich ran itin from 49

yards out tomake it 14-7.

This Fri-day, theRockets hostthe Perkins

Pirates, thetop teamin the SBC.P e r k i n s ,which is 8-0and 5-0 inthe league,has beend o m i n a n tthis season,winning ev-ery game byat least 18points. ThePirates, whoare current-ly ranked

fourth with16.79 pointsin DivisionIII, Region 8,employ theWing-T for-mation onoffense.

PC Quarterback Brandon Moore runs the option early in the game at Huron last Friday.Photo By Bill Migala

Rockets run for nearly 500

yards in win over SMCC

DANBURY 7TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPSLast week, Danbury 7th grade volleyball team defeated Gibsonburg to win the TAACchampionship, 28-26, 25-21.


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NOTIFICATION

NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Sealed bidswill be accepted until 1 pm onFriday, November 15, 2013 atthe ofce o the Saety ServiceDirector, City o Port Clinton,

1868 E Perry Street, Port ClintonOH 43452 or urnishing all

labor, materials, and equipmentnecessary to complete the work

known as FERRY TERMINALPHASE 2-OTT AT PUT-IN-BAY

BOAT LINE COMPANY, 3 NorthMonroe Street, Port Clinton. All

bids will be publicly opened andread aloud at that time and

place. Bids received ater thattime will not be accepted. Nobidder may withdrawal his bidor a period o sixty days ater

the date set or opening thereoand any bid shall be subject to

acceptance by the Owner duringthis period. THIS IS A RE-BID

PROCEDURE. ALL PLANHOLDERS OF RECORD SHALL

KEEP THE PLANS ANDSPECIFICATIONS THAT WERE

SECURED FOR THE 4/ 19/2013BID OPENING INCLUDING

ADDENDUM #1. THESE SAMEBID DOCUMENTS WILL BE USED

FOR THIS RE-BID PROCEDURE.No changes have been made tothe construction drawings issuedor the original bid procedure. A

DETAILED ADDENDUM #2SHALL BE ISSUED AND SENT TO

EACH OF THEAFOREMENTIONED TO BE USED

AS AN ADDITIONAL BIDDOCUMENT FOR THE RE-BID.

This Addendum #1 shall describesignifcant reductions in the

scope o Base Bid work. Thesevarious portions o work shallinstead be bid as additional

Alternates. Bidders shall alsonote that the construction costestimate has been increased orBase Bid work. Bid Documents

including Construction Drawingsand Project Manual may be

examined without charge at theCity o Port Clinton ofces or

Daniel Frederick Architects, LLCat 30 Park Street, Milan, Ohio

44846. Bid Documents may bepurchased rom the Architect atthe non-reundable cost o onehundred dollars per set, plus

shipping, i requested. Bids willonly be accepted rom bidders orecord who have attended the

mandatory pre-bid meeting and

have obtained the ofcial biddocuments rom the Architect.The project consists o exteriorand interior alterations to anexisting building to provide

improved passenger ticketing,waiting areas, and amenities

including handicappedaccessibility. Work will involvegeneral, electrical, plumbing,HVAC, and fre suppression

trades, all o which will be parto a single general contract bid.

The project shall be bid as aLUMP SUM General Contract

proposal to include all labor and

Classieds

LEGAL AD/NOTIFICATION

Bay Township10-17-13 Stuart and Jody Gahn to Zach-

ary A. and Emily A. Vail, 1236 State Route53, $115,000.

Carroll Township10-15-13 Richard B. and Karen S. Spohn

to James P. and Deborah S. Mazanec, 6532North Harris Harbor, $47,000.

Catawba Township10-15-13 Kim B. Brandenburg to Ron-

ald M. and Cynthia F. Schatzle, 4390 MainWoods #D, $140,000.

10-15-13 The Sanctuary Homes Devel-opment Ltd to Benjamin J. Salpietro Jr.and Gina L. Salpietro, 2850 North Sanctu-ary Drive, $836,800.

10-15-13 Daniel T. Stryfeller to Jerry D.and Melissa M. Shaferly, 1629 WindwardDrive, $140,000.

10-15-13 Robert E. Walters Jr. and Mer-ry Lee Walters to Daniel L. and Genna N.Blakley, 5483 East Center Lane, $90,000.

10-18-13 Edward Suszkowski to Mi-chael J. Schuessler, 4448 C Marin Harbor,

$230,000.

Clay Township10-16-13 Deborah A. Busch-Gavaghan

to Charles W. and Marlene Stelnicki, Stateroute 51, vacant land $52,500.

Danbury Township10-15-13 Safe Harbor Development LTD

to Richard C. and Lynn C. Nyzen, 5686State Route 163 Unit A9, $69,000.

10-15-13 Safe Harbor Development LTDto William R. and Gloria E. Tibbols, 5686State Route 163 Unit B7, $77,000.

10-16-13 David P. and Ann M. Zie-linski to Kuzma Concrete & Construc-tion LLC, 5831 State Route 163 Unit B8,$42,500.

10-18-13 Thomas A. and Teresa J.Cheers to Daniel and Cheryl Galmarini,2823 South Amherst Avenue, $215,000.

Erie Township10-18-13 Shirley J. Carozza to Michael

and Kelly Berrier, 133 Schooner Point,$130,000.

Oak Harbor Corp10-18-13 Becky Lewis, Randall Bowman,

and Beth Brackett to Mark D. and TonyaM. Hensley, 601 North Church Street,$82,000.

Port Clinton Corp.10-18-13 Alvy O. and Phyllis J. Jones to

North Coast Property Maintenance &Management, 807 Edison Lane, $37,000.

Portage Township

10-15-13 Shane K. and Felicia A. Sullen-

berger to Lawrence L. Sauvey, 1196 SouthLake Street, $10,000.

10-18-13 Therasa A. Blackford and Ju-dith Wierzba to Betty J. and Terry Whar-ton, 3184 East Forest, $41,200.

Put In Bay Village School10-16-13 Margaret M. Harkness to Rob-

ert R. Uecker and Carol Mackin-Uecker,1501 Windward #21, $185,000.

Real Estate Transfers

Alex Morgan Johnson with RealLiving Morgan Realty Group in PortClinton has been awarded the Cer-tied Negotiation Expert (CNE)designation by the Real Estate Nego-tiation Institute (RENI). The CNEis earned by real estate professionalsafter successfully completing formalnegotiation training from the RealEstate Negotiation Institute. Agentswho receive this certication are in

the top 1 percent of all agents nationally.

With professional negotiation skills, agents are able tohelp clients obtain better results in the sale or purchaseof their home. CNE agents have a powerful competitiveedge because of their ability to 1) communicate effective-ly to uncover more information, 2) help clients under-stand their options, 3) work collaboratively with others,and 4) resolve deadlocks. CNE agents have a thoroughunderstanding of how to negotiate effectively to helpachieve their clients goals.

Alex can be reached at Real Living Morgan Realty Com-pany at 100 S. Jefferson Street in Port Clinton, or at 419-

656-6822.

BY YANEEK SMITHOttawa Hills controlled this one throughout, scoring on

its rst two possessions before rolling to a 53-14 victoryover Danbury.

The Green Bears, who improved to 3-5 and and 3-2 inthe Toledo Area Athletic Conference, jumped out to a 14-0lead behind two touchdown runs (4, 9) by Austin Stevensbefore the Lakers (2-6, 1-4 TAAC) responded by driving72 yards and scoring a touchdown on a 4-yard run byCody German to cut the decit in half early in the secondquarter.

Unfortunately, the Lakers could not stop Ottawa Hills,allowing them to score 10 more points before halftime totake a 24-7 lead into the break.

The Green Bears pushed the lead to 31-7 on a 20-yardpass from Stevens to Jake Wollenburg. Danbury did an-swer, scoring on a 20-yard pass from Seth Vargo to JimmyChamberlain to make it a 31-14 game midway thru thethird quarter. However, Ottawa Hills put the game awayby returning the ensuing kickoff 93 yards for a score.

We didnt play up to our abilities, said Danbury headcoach Bryan Dudash. We played well at times but we justdidnt play defense. We knew going in what (Ottawa Hills)was going to run, but we couldnt stop them.

Even though you know whats coming, it doesnt mat-ter unless you really want to stick your nose in there andmake a play. We worked hard, had a great week of prepara-tion, it was just a lack of execution.

German nished with 20 carries for 100 yards and ascore and Vargo completed 12-of-23 passes for 147 yardswith a touchdown and an interception. Chamberlain hadnine catches for 93 yards and a touchdown and JamesDorko nished with three catches for 48 yards.

This week, the Lakers travel to Gibsonburg to take onthe Golden Bears. Gibsonburg, which is 4-4 and 3-2 in theTAAC, defeated Hilltop, 64-0, last week. Matt Tille com-pleted 15-of-20 passes for 294 yards and six touchdownsin the win. The Bears, who defeated the Lakers, 37-0, last

year, run the spread offense. Picked to nish second inthe preseason poll, Gibsonburg has been inconsistent thisseason, but has shown signs of promise and is capable ofscoring lots of points.

Danbury loses to Ottawa Hills Alex Morgan Johnson receives CNE Designation

The Port Clinton AreaChamber of Commerceis pleased to announcethe grand opening ofGoodwills Day Habili-tation Center located at205 SE Catawba Road(SR 53) in Port Clin-

ton on Tuesday, Oct. 29The Port Clinton AreaChamber of Com-merce will hold a Rib-bon Cutting Ceremony10:00am. An openhouse is planned from10 a.m. until 12 p.m.,offering informational

tours and refreshments.For more information, call 419-625-4744 or visit www.

GoodwillSandusky.org.

The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce ispleased to announce the 20th anniversary of Allure Signsand Printing located at 5831 E. Harbor Road in Marble-head. The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce

will hold aRibbon Cut-ting Cer-emony onWednesday,

Oct. 30 at 10a.m.For more

information,contact 419-732-7880 orvisit www.al-luresignsoh.com.

Grand Opening and RibbonCutting for GoodwillsDay Habilitation Center

Ribbon Cutting Planned forAllure Signs and Printing

621 E 5th St. Port Clinton Price $164,900.003 Bed and 2 Full Bath

Justin GennariReal Estate ConsultantKey RealtyDirect: 419-471-9323Ofce: 419-874-4646Web: homesbuyjg.com

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materials required to completethe work as indicated on theConstruction Drawings. TheArchitects revised estimated

construction cost is $695,000or Base B id Work. All bids mustbe accompanied by either a bidguarantee and contract bond inthe amount o 100% o the bidor by a certifed check, cashierscheck, or letter o credit upon asolvent bank in the amount onot less than 10% o the bid

made out to the City o PortClinton. When a check or lettero credit is used, a separate

100% perormance bond will berequired upon signing o thecontract. This bond shall be

underwritten by a State o Ohioauthorized surety listed on themost current Department o

Treasury Circular 570 SuretyCompanies Acceptable on

Federal Bonds. Beoresubmitting a bid, each contractor

shall review the proposedConstruction Drawings and

Project Manual and shall visitthe site o the work. Prior to

bidding, each contractor shallully inorm himsel as to the

existing conditions andlimitations under which the work

is to be perormed and shallinclude in their bid a sum to

cover the cost o items necessaryto perorm the work as set orth

in the proposed contractdocuments. No allowance shallbe made because o lack o such

examination or knowledge.Submission o a bid will beconsidered as conclusiveevidence that the generalcontractor has made such

examination. There will be aPRE-BID MEETING to be held atthe jobsite beginning at 1 pm on

Friday, November 7, 2013.Attendance at this Pre-BidMeeting is a MANDATORYprerequisite or all general

contract bidders. The successulbidder will be required to enter

into an Owner/ContractorAgreement that includes

compliance with all requirementsand urther documentation

described in the Project Manualincluding conormance to all

provisions o the Federal DavisBacon and Related Acts

including the payment oprevailing wages and benefts.The Owner reserves the right to

waive any irregularities andaccept any or reject all bidswhen, in the opinion o the

Board, such actions will servethe best interests o the Owner.The contract, i awarded, will be

awarded to the responsiblebidder who has proposed thelowest and best contract sum,subject to the Owners right to

reject any or all bids. The City oPort Clinton is an Equal

Opportunity Employer. Theowner intends and requires that

this project by substantiallycompleted with 180 days o thereceipt o the Notice to Proceed.By order o City o Port Clinton,

Tracy Colston, Saety ServiceDirector. Publication Dates

October 24, October 31, andNovember 7

PROBATE COURT OF OTTAWACOUNTY, OHIO, KATHLEEN L.

GIESLER, JUDGE. IN RE:

CHANGE OF NAME OF NoahAdam Joseph Kopp (PresentName) Bentley Adam Kopp

(Name Requested), Case No.20137030. NOTICE OF HEARING

ON CHANGE OF NAME[R.C.2717.01] Applicant hereby

gives to all interestedpersons----- that the applicant

has fled an Application orChange o Name in Probate

Court o Ottawa County, Ohio,requesting the change o name

o Noah Adam Joseph Kopp toBentley Adam Kopp. The hearingon the application will be heldon the 13th day o December,2013, at 11:00 oclock AM. inthe Probate Court o Ottawa,

County, located at 315 MadisonStreet, Port Clinton, OH 43452

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

12CV430, State o Ohio, OttawaCounty, Robert J. Hille, Treasurero Ottawa County, Ohio Plaintivs Melvin W. Washington, et al,Deendant. In pursuance o anOrder o Sale rom Common

Pleas Court in the above entitledaction, I will oer or sale at

public auction in the Room 100,frst oor o the Ottawa County

Court House in Port Clinton,Ohio, in the above named

County on Friday, November I,2013 at 10:30 AM the ollowingdescribed real estate: Situated in

the State o Ohio, County oOttawa, Township o Danbury. Tosee a ull legal description, visitthe Ottawa County Recorders

Ofce, second oor o theOttawa County Courthouse, 315

Madison St. Room 204, PortClinton, OH 43452. Parcel

number: 014-03886-05476-000.Property Address: 1955 S.Lightner Road lot 17, Po1t

Clinton, OH 43452. Notice isgiven that such taxes and

special assessments, orinstallments o special

assessments, and any otherassessments, which are not

legally due and payableaccording to law at the

confrmation o sale, and allpenalty and interest charges

placed on the property rom thetime o confrmation o sale untilpayment in ull and distribution

is made shall remain a frst andbest lien on the parcels, and the

purchasers shall take suchpremises subject to all such

taxes, assessments, interest andpenalty charges. Said premisescannot be sold or less than thetotal o said delinquent taxes,interest and accrued penalties

and Court costs in theamount o $17,822.31 unlessdirected by court order. ORDER

OF SALE ISSUED FOR BESTOBTAINABLE PRICE IN EXCESSOF ONE ($1.00) DOLLAR. I said

premises are not sold at theabove time, it will be reoeredat public sale at the same time

and at the same place onNovember 22, 2013 not less

than (2) weeks, not more thansix (6) weeks. TERMS OF SALE: A10% deposit is required at time

o sale, either in cash orce1tifed check. Upon

confrmation o sale rom theOttawa County Court o

Common Pleas, payment obalance due 8 days ater

notifcation by the Sheri sOfce to the successul bidder

that they have received

confrmation o the sale.Payment o unpaid balance

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

the successul bidder by theSheri s Department. Stephen J.

Levorchick, Sheri OttawaCounty, Ohio by Rhonda L. St.

Clair, Deputy Sheri, David Boldt,Prosecutors Ofce, OttawaCounty 315 Madison StreetRm.205, Port Clinton, OH

43452, 419-734-6845. Publishdates: 10/10/13, 10/17/13,

10/24/13

IN THE COURT OF COMMONPLEAS, OF OTTAWA COUNTY,

OHIO, PROBATE DIVISION, PAMHATFIELD, TRUSTEE, Plaintis, v.MATTHEW R. DAWSON, et al,

Deendants. Case No.20139004A, Judge Kathleen

Giesler. NOTICE OF SERVICE BYPUBLICATION ATTENTION: anOrder to serve the ollowing

Deendants by publication wasissued by the Ottawa CountyProbate Court: the unknown

heirs, next o kin, legatees, anddevises o Daisy R. Dawson,Kevin Craword, Mary Ellen

Dawson, Dorothy Cranston,Jacob Cranston, Rusty Cranston,

Dale Cranston Jr., PennyCranston, Paula Cranston,Sharon Cranston, Ronald

Cranston, Barbara Cranston,James Irvin Wilkinson, EllenCraword Weisenberg, and

Margaret Williams. A Complaintin Case No. 20139004, has beenfled in the Ottawa County Court

o Common Pleas ProbateDivision, 315 Madison Street,Port Clinton, Ohio 43452, byPam Hatfeld, as Trustee o

Dawson Keystone InheritanceTrust dated January 11, 2011 ordeclaratory judgment and

request or instruction as to theproper benefciaries or a portiono the Trust Assets and income.The above parties are required

to answer the above actionwithin twenty-eight (28) days

ater the last publication, whichshall be published once a weekor six (6) consecutive weeks.Richard R. Gillum (0070227),

Kocher & Gillum, 101 Madison Street, Port Clinton,

Ohio 43452, Tel: 419-732-3135,Fax: 419-734-5644, rich@

kochergillum.com

SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE(Delinquent Taxes) Case No.10CV055E, State o Ohio,

Ottawa County. Robert J. Hille,Treasurer o Ottawa County,

Ohio, Plainti vs Michael RichardNagy, et al, Deendant. In

pursuance o an Order o Salerom Common Pleas Court in theabove entitled action, I will oeror sale at public auction in the

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

named County on Friday,November 1, 2013 at 10:30 AM

the ollowing described realestate: Situated in the State o

Ohio, County o Ottawa,

Township o Salem. To see a ulllegal description, visit the

Ottawa County Recorders Ofce,second oor o the OttawaCounty Courthouse, 315

Madison St. Room 204, PortClinton, OH 43452. Parcel

number: 026-04800-34492-000,Property Address: 288 NorthLeutz Road, Oak Harbor, OH.

Notice is given that such taxesand special assessments, or

installments o special

assessments, and any otherassessments, which are notlegally due and payableaccording to law at the

confrmation o sale, and allpenalty and interest charges

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

purchasers shall take suchpremises subject to all such

taxes, assessments, interest andpenalty charges. Said premisescannot be sold or less than thetotal o said delinquent taxes,interest and accrued penaltiesand Court costs in the amounto $27,752.93 unless directed

by court order. ORDER OF SALEISSUED FOR BEST

OBTAINABLE PRICE INEXCESS OF ONE ($1.00)

DOLLAR. I said premises are notsold at the above time, it will bereoered at public sale at thesame time and at the same

place on November 22, 2013not less than (2) weeks, not

more than six (6) weeks. TERMSOF SALE: A 10% deposit is

required at time o sale, either incash or certifed

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