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Congratulations and good luck go outto several local sports teams and athletes.First, Luke Cramer, Alex Bergman andJared Chambers are on their way to the

state wrestling tournament this weekend.Also, MacKenzie Stewart nished herstellar swimming career at Port ClintonHigh School taking third place in the100 breaststroke and fth in the 200 IMat the state swimming meet in Cantonlast weekend. Also, Cheyenne Meek, whoreally came on strong at the end of theseason, took third in the 50 freestyle atstate, and just missed out on a podiumspot in the 100 freestyle. She’ll be backfor more next year.

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I am particularly sad to see the closingof Richmond Gallery in Marblehead.Ben and Wendy accomplished so muchin their 30 years here. Ben’s paintings be-

came a sensation in the 1980s and his arthas become timeless. Their little gallery became such a magnet, that many smallretail entrepreneurs followed them to the

Village of Marblehead, which becamea very successful artistic and retail con-clave. We wish Ben and Wendy nothingbut the best in retirement.

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Ed Lagrou of Port Clinton found Wyliein the ad for Howard Hanna on page5B in last week’s Beacon. Ed wins ourweekly $20 gift card from FriendshipFood Stores. We’ll be hiding Wylie againthis week, if you nd him, drop off anentry form at our ofce in the BeaconPlace Business Center or click on theFind Wylie Icon at our website: www.thebeacon.net.

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The Port Clinton Area Chamber of

Commerce will hold its monthly Busi-ness After Hours tonight (Thursday,March 1) at Cleat’s, hosted by SkipperBud’s Yacht Sales. RSVP to pcacc@cros.

net or call the Chamber at 419-734-5503.Members, guests and prospective mem-bers are welcome to join in the network-ing event.

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The Red Cross Bloodmobile will bemaking a couple of visits to our areanext week. Actually, they will be intwo places at one time, both in OttawaCounty on Monday, March 5. They willbe at the Port Clinton Moose Lodgefrom 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and at St.John United Church of Christ in Genoafrom Noon to 6 p.m. They come rightback on Tuesday, March 6 to St. Paul

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The island’s rst-ever radio station wenton the air this morning, broadcasting Put-in-Bay news and a two-hour talk showwith local islanders as guests.

WPIB, PutinBayRadio.com, signed-on at

6 a.m. from its new island studio in the PIBChamber of Commerce ofces.

The radio station is the only broadcastfacility in Ohio to be headquartered on anisland.

WPIB stands for We’re Put-in-Bay andis a sister station to WPCR, Port Clintonand Ottawa County’s only other radiobroadcasting facility. The radio stations areowned by Ottawa Broadcasting LLC.

“We felt that Put-in-Bay needed its ownradio station due to the tremendous drawand appeal it has to tourists and visitors toOttawa County,” said Greg Peiffer, Presi-dent of Ottawa Broadcasting. “There is

just so much summertime activity here onthe Island that another media avenue to

distribute information was a natural idea.And telling non-islanders about life here inthe winter is pretty interesting too!”

WPIB joins other Internet stations aspart of the new way to listen to the radio.It broadcasts its main signal over the Inter-net — which can then be heard by listenersusing their desktop or laptop computers,tablets, smart phones and Wi-Fi radios andnow in some select 2012 automobiles.

The station’s programming will run 24hours a day, seven days a week and willfeature Put-in-Bay local and area news twotimes per hour from 6 to 9 a.m. Monday through Friday. At 10 o’clock on thosedays, Joan Bryden’s Talk@Ten show willfeature guests from Ottawa County and,

each and every Wednesday, will exclusively feature island residents, business ownersand guests.

“We want to tell the entire world aboutlife on the island, what is here and whatSouth Bass Island is about,” said Bryden,who also serves as the program director forboth radio stations.

Those tuning into WPIB will also hear thefamiliar voice of Tom Brady, the mainstay of island announcements and advertise-ments for more than two decades. Brady voiced all the WPIB station liners and pro-mos including those announcing upcom-ing songs from talented island performerslike Bob Gatewood, Mike “Mad Dog” Ad-

With the primary less than a

week away, candidates are criss-crossing the state for last-minuteappearances and vying the sup-port of Ohio voters.

Locally, ofcials are working toget out the vote in support of theschools.

ISSUE 1

Benton-Carroll-Salem LocalSchool District — Seeking therenewal of a 4.33-mill levy tomaintain current services. Pas-

sage would extend the current tax

ve years.ISSUE 2

Genoa Area Local School Dis-trict — Seeking the replacementof a 1.35-mill levy along with anincrease of .25 mill for perma-nent improvements.

ISSUE 3

Woodmore Local School Dis-trict — Seeking a 5.43-mill bondissue for a new elementary/

middle school building. The levy

would raise $15,709,840 to par-ticipate in the State of Ohio Ex-ceptional Needs School FacilitiesAssistance Program. The issue allincludes a 0.5-mill levy for per-manent improvements.

CANDIDATES

Republicans will choose thechallengers for a few key races.

For president, front-runnersRick Santorum and Mitt Romney will battle it out with Newt Gin-

grich, Jon Huntsman, Ron Pauland Rick Perry to face BarackObama.

For the new 9th CongressionalDistrict, Samuel Wurzelbacher— aka Joe the Plumber — facesSteven Kraus. The winner of thatprimary will face one of three

Democratic candidates: Marcy Kaptur, Dennis Kucinich or Gra-ham Veysey. The redrawn Districtcombined the territories of Kap-tur and Kucinich who have repre-sented the Toledo and Clevelandareas for years. Veysey is an entre-preneur and political newcomer.

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Guests were in character last weekend at Magruder Hospital’s1920s-themed Charity Ball. For more photos from the event,go to www.facebook.com/beaconnews.

Dorothy Henry and Joan Bryden in thenew WPIB studio on South Bass Island.

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Schools seeking support at the pollsThe polls will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. March 6.For a complete list of candidates, sample ballots and more,visit: http://www.co.ottawa.oh.us/OCBoardoElections/index2.htm



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Tom CarpenterJune 29, 1940 — Feb. 9, 2012

Tom Carpenter, 72, of Port Clinton,passed away Feb. 9, at EnglewoodHospital, Englewood, Fla.

A Memorial Service will be held at 3p.m. Saturday, March 3, at Erie ShoresAssembly of God Church, 220 S. GillRoad, Port Clinton.

Michael KerulAug. 25, 1926 — Feb. 22, 2012

Michael J. Kerul, 85, of Port Clinton,

passed away, Wednesday, Feb. 22, athis residence.

Cremation has taken place underthe direct care of Gerner-Wolf-Walk-er Funeral Home & Crematory, PortClinton. A Memorial service con-ducted by the Rev. Michael Wiech-ers was held Saturday at St. ThomasEpiscopal Church.

Vernon HarderApril 3, 1924 — Feb. 26, 2012

Vernon G. Harder, 87, of Martin,died Sunday, Feb. 26, at Riverview

Healthcare Campus, Oak Harbor.Funeral services were Wednesday,

Feb. 29, at St. John Evangelical Lu-theran Church, Oak Harbor, withinterment following in Elliston Cem-etery, Elliston.

Earl HatfeldDied Feb. 23, 2012

Earl Hateld, 56, of Port Clinton,

passed away Thursday, Feb. 23, atStein Hospice, Sandusky. Arrange-ments are pending at Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory.

Obituaries

Sound Off

Responsible

developmentC.O.R.D. is responding to a recent

letter in the Beacon, Feb. 2, concern-ing development in Port Clinton. Yes,Port Clinton needs economic devel-opment. Given our county’s presenteconomic situation, what community

doesn’t?Important as development is, a

planned, varied, cautious approachis needed. If not, costly mistakes willbe made. As an example we point tothe Puller Project. For those that needa reminder read the Beacon’s article“Puller Pulls Out” (April 17, 2008)and the News Herald article of April21, 2008 “Puller: City Keeps Chang-ing Everything.” Thousands andthousands of dollars were misspent.

The city must have different typesof development from retail to recre-ational, from educational to industri-al. A varied approach allows econom-ic balance within the community to

exist.The city must also consider the lo-

cation of the development project,the restrictions of that location, andthe cost to meet those restrictions. If

not, time, money, and opportunity will be wasted.

When the appropriate project doespresent itself, will the city have thenances to take advantage of that op-portunity if this misspending is con-tinued?

C.O.R.D. – Citizens Organized forResponsible Development

Don Finke, Port ClintonJerry Jonke, Port Clinton

Trafc pleaI wish to write an open letter to

ODOT, Danbury and Catawba town-ships, Ottawa County Departmentof Engineering and safety directorsabout a near-death experience at theMcDonald’s at Ohio 163 and 53.

While I’m grateful for the im-provements, they seem to have againavoided the entrance and exit of Mc-Donald’s. It is my wish that the samedesign is used there that was used forthe entrance to the Huntington Bank:only a south-bound entrance and asouth-bound exit.

I was south-bound and in the rightturn lane just as I have done for thelast 30-plus. This day was different– my speed approx. 20 mph. Trafc

was heavy on all directions, I had thearrow for the right turn but the twolanes, straight and the left turn onto163 west was held by a red light.

Two very courteous drivers justhappen to be side by side and pro-vided a space before them for a ve-hicle to pass into McDonald’s. Thevehicles were not lined up real perfect

and blocking my view of that smallopening, when a vehicle did happento pass through in front. That drivermight not have known there was an-other lane, the one I was in and whenI saw him and hit the brake, I was allbraced and really thought for a mo-ment I hit him broadside. I still donot know how I avoided any contact.

That really opened to eyes and I hadto park in the rst drive I passed togather myself. I pray everyone thatreads this please join me: that drivehas to be closed to cross trafc.

There is another entrance that issafe off of 163 and also a much saferexit onto 163 for north-bound. No-

body is put out.I beg every Catawba Island residentto support my purpose, including theowner of McDonald’s.

Bill MillerCatawba Island

ams and Ray Fogg.“One thing you’ll hear exclusively on WPIB are those

island entertainers that are regular draws to Put-in-Bay,”

Peiffer said. “In fact, Bob Gatewood will even have his ownone-hour show featuring interviews and music from allthe bands and performers that appear here on the Island.”

Another specialty program will be more serious, with lo-cal island resident Patrick Meyers as host.

“Patrick will talk about the inner workings of govern-ment, schools and the other islands and have full-timeresidents as guests,” Peiffer said.

One face that will become familiar is that of Dorothy Henry who is WPCR and WPIB’s Sales Manager. Dorothy has already contacted several businesses getting them on-board with radio commercials, web banners and programsponsorships.

The new radio station is all about community and posi-tive news and certainly its operation on the mainland istestament to that. WPCR received the Lighthouse Awardfor Outstanding Community Service just last year fromthe Port Clinton Chamber. Peiffer said he wants WPIB toget involved with every community organization on theIsland and encourages them to send news releases anditems about their events to [email protected].

“When you need some good, positive publicity aboutanything and everything happening here in the islands,please make sure you let us know. WPIB is here to servethe community,” Peiffer said.

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edgeable about childcare. They receivea handbook and certication card uponcompletion. To register, call 734-1100 oremail us at: [email protected] .

Babysitter trainingoffered in Oak Harbor

The Ottawa County Health Departmentwelcomes Diane Ko-kinda to its sta as thenew Director o Nurs-ing.

Kokinda, a PortClinton resident, be-gan working with thedepartment on Jan. 6.

She oversees a num-ber o the programs including those withemphasis on amily planning, home careand community outreach ocused on ser-vices or teens.

“She’s jumping in with both eet,” saidOttawa County Health CommissionerNancy Osborn. “She ts into the mix andshe has a good sense o humor along withthe proessionalism.”

A Danbury High School graduate, Ko-kinda earned her registered nursing de-gree at the University o Toledo, MedicalCollege o Ohio in Toledo. She graduated

Summa Cum Laude.

Kokinda has worked or several otherarea agencies including Home Instead Se-nior Care, Toledo Hospital and MagruderHospital. However, she has spent the ma-

jority o her nursing career at FirelandsCommunity Hospital in Sandusky, whereshe was employed as a post anesthesia careunit RN rom 1992 to present.

“My rst love has always been patientcare at the bedside,” said Kokinda.

But amily dynamics are changing, Ko-kinda explained. She is married to RichKokinda. The couple has two sons, Zachand Jake, a reshman and seventh-graderrespectively.

And as her children grow, she saw a needto chart a new course in her career to bet-ter t into the new liestyle, Kokinda said.The new job brings her closer to homewith a more predictable schedule.

Kokinda can be reached at the OttawaCounty Health Department, 1856 E. Perry St., weekdays rom 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.The health department telephone number

419-734-6800.

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The Ottawa County Commissioners willaccept proposals from anyone interestedin the use for agriculture purposes ap-proximately 72 acres of land located justoff Ohio 163 on Toussaint South Roadnear the Industrial Park and Highway Ga-rage in Oak Harbor. If interested, please

submit a letter to the Commissioners at315 Madison St., Port Clinton, OH 43452,no later than March 9, with the amount

you would pay per acre. The current con-tract is for $105 per acre. Payments can bemade semi-annually. The highest bid willbe considered for a three-year contract.

Bowl for a good cause and a good time on Sunday, March11. Harbor Lanes, 311 Buckeye Blvd., in Port Clinton, isthe place for the American Cancer Society Relay for LifeFundraiser.

Bowlers of all skill levels are invited to join in the funfrom 1 to 4 p.m. free open bowling will be available onsponsored lanes not in use 50/50 rafes are plannedthroughout. Shoe rental is $2.

Sponsor a lane for up to ve people for a $100 donation.To reserve a lane, contact Kathy or Tom Pratt at 419-635-2108.

The Salvation Army’s12th annual Thanks Cel-ebration was held last weekat the U.A.W. Hall in To-ledo. Representing OttawaCounty were: MaureenSaponari, Director of TheOttawa County SalvationArmy, and husband Rich-ard; Heather Stouffer and

Kristina Willoughby of the Salvation Army Advi-sory Committee; Dave andKathy Mehl, Port Clintoncity councilwoman; formerMayor Debbie Hymore-Tester; and Irma Torres andKris Atwater, both fromJob & Family Services.

County Commissionersaccept bids on farmland

Bowling fundraiser set for Relay

‘Thanks Celebration’

Irma Torres with 13 ABC news personality Sahem Brey.

TACKLE THE TOWERPort Clinton resident, Joe Camerato recently competed in Tackle the Tower, a38-story stair climb at the Galleria and Tower at Erieview in Cleveland to benetRonald McDonald House. Camerato, who is a Toledo Fireghter, climbed the stairswearing full turnout gear. His daughter, Port Clinton High School Freshman, Gabri-elle (Gabby), also completed the climb and beat her father with a time of 7:34.4.

The father-daughter pair is currently training to compete in Fight for Air, a 42-storyclimb that benets the American Lung Association and will be held at Tower Cityin Cleveland on March 3. Their fellow teammates include Port Clinton FireghtersMatt Horn and Jay Edwards, Maple Height Fireghter Joe Kucera and his brotherRich Kucera.

A Taize Prayer Service is planned at 7p.m. Sunday, March 11, at Peach LutheranChurch.

Taize is a prayer service of quiet medita-tion, reection, scripture and prayers, spo-ken and sung. The Taize — pronouncedteh-ZAY — tradition began in 1940 in anecumenical monastic community in theFrench village of Taize. The music is a dis-tinctive part of the service, written to allowfor participation by a multi-lingual con-gregation without hymnals. The hymnsare brief, simple and repeated many timesin order that the words may descend fromour lips to our hearts.

The service is paced slowly and designedto quiet our minds and souls to makewithin us a place where the Holy Spirit

may dwell, and God’s voice heard. This isdifcult in our multi-media society that isaccustomed to the television, cable, com-

puters, instant messaging, Facebook, Twit-ter, Pinterest, texting, cell phones/smartphones/iPhones, iPods and iPads. TheTaize service offers an opportunity slowdown, quiet our minds and hearts, relax,settle our nerves, and allow God’s strengthto ow quietly into us.

This Lenten prayer service will be lead by Rev. Robert Butcher, retired pastor emeri-tus of Firelands Presbytherian Church,and Gregory Fox, retired choral director.Peace Lutheran Church, Rev. Mike Wiech-ers, pastor, has offered their worship spacefor this ecumenical service.

Celebrate Lent at Taize serviceThe Erie-Ottawa-Sandusky Chapter of Pheasants Forever’s 21st annual fundrais-

ing banquet is Saturday, March 10, at the Camp Perry Clubhouse. Events will in-clude live and silent auctions, rafes and door prizes, along with a dinner cateredby Mesenburg’s that will include smoked beef brisket, roasted chicken, side dishesand dessert. Beer and soft drinks will be provided, with a cash bar for mixed drinks.The doors open at 5 p.m., with dinner to be served at 6:45 p.m. The auction, rafes—including more than 25 guns — and door prizes will follow until they have all beenawarded. Admission is $60 for a single, which includes membership to PheasantsForever for one year, and$25 for a spouse’s din-ner. Youth admission is$25 and includes youthmembership for a yearwith Pheasants Forever’s“Ringneck” organization.For tickets — availableby presale only — con-tact Chapter HabitatChairman Joe Uhinck atthe Ottawa County Ag-ricultural Ofce in OakHarbor at 419-898-1595,or visit www.ottawaswcd.com. Seating is limited to325 people.

Pheasants Forever banquet

Do you enjoy wildlife and helping people? Then youmight consider volunteering at the Bird Center at Ma-gee Marsh Wildlife Area near Oak Harbor. From Marchthrough November, volunteers help staff the Bird Cen-ter, work in the bookstore, help with programs, assist atspecial events and performother tasks where neededor that highlights their ownskills and interests.

Magee Marsh receivesmore than 150,000 visitors a

year and our volunteers getto interact with folks fromall over the world.

No need to worry if youknow little about wildlife.You will learn as you go anda training session is provid-ed. The main qualicationto become a volunteer is awillingness to help peopleand a positive attitude. Aslong-time volunteer Marciaputs it, “I see volunteeringas an opportunity to learn,observe and serve and itgives me satisfaction in par-

ticipating in the preserva-tion and protection of themarsh.”

If this sounds like some-thing you might like to do,call Mary at 419-898-0960,No. 31, to nd out more andto schedule a time to comein and go over the VolunteerManual.

A training session for allvolunteers, both new andreturning volunteers, willbe at 1 p.m. Saturday, March10. This will include a pizzalunch and a walk throughthe day-to-day operations

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BingoWHAT: Prizes will beawarded to all winners;refreshments will be served.All are welcome.WHEN: 2 p.m.WHERE: The Vineyard onCatawba’s CommunityCenter, 3820 E. VineyardVillage Dr., Port Clinton

COST: $1 donation per cardINFO: 419-797-3100

Parenting supportWHAT: Monthly supportgroup for parents of children with special needs.WHEN: 7 p.m. the rstThursday of each monthWHERE: Beauty for Ashes/Co-Pilot Counseling ofceCOST: FreeINFO: To register or forquestions, contact JulieWeyandt at 419-460-3309

TOPSWHAT: Take Off PoundsSensibly; all are welcomeWHEN: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.;weigh-in at 6 p.m. everyThursdayWHERE: 320 E. Third St.,Port Clinton&WHEN: 11 a.m.WHERE: Peace LutheranChurch, 900 Jefferson St.,Port ClintonINFO: 419-515-4900

Autism SupportWHAT: This group is foranyone who has beentouched by Autism and isfree and open to thepublic. Facilitated by theOttawa County Board of Developmental Disabilities,the group offers a way forcaregivers and familymembers to connect withothers to share informationand resources about AutismSpectrum Disorders.

Registration is not required.WHEN: 6:30 p.m. the rstThursday of each monthWHERE: Magruder HospitalConference CenterINFO: 419-898-0400

Strength Training

WHAT: Strength traininghelps prevent age-relatedmuscle loss, in addition tokeeping bones andmetabolism strong.WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.mWHERE: MagruderConference CenterCOST: $4 per sessionINFO: 419-732-4061

Al-Anon/AlateenWHAT: Twelve-step groupfor those affected byanother’s drinkingWHEN: 8 p.m. everyThursdayWHERE: Trinity UnitedMeth. Church, 135 AdamsSt. Port Clinton

March 2

Fish FryWHEN: 5 to 7:30 p.m.Fridays through March 30WHERE: Port Clinton

Knights of ColumbusCOST: $10 — pollockdinner; $15 — perch orshrimp dinner

Al-AnonWHAT: Twelve-step groupfor those affected byanother’s drinkingWHEN: 7 p.m. every FridayWHERE: St. John Church,122 W. Ottawa St.INFO: 419-276-0304

Friday Night MovieWHAT: “Moneyball” 2011.USA. PG-13WHEN: 7 p.mWHERE: Ida Rupp Librarycommunity room. Enter atWest Third Street entranceINFO: 419-732-3212COST: Free

Yellow Perch FryWHAT: Dine-in or CarryOut, Open to the PublicWHEN: 4-8 p.m. everyFriday during LentWHERE: American LegionPost #114, 221 Park St., OakHarborCOST: Dinners $11,Sandwiches $8

All You Can EatLenten Fish FryWHEN: 4 to 7 p.m. Fridays

through March 30WHERE: St. BonifaceChurchCOST: $8 for adults, $5 forkids ages 6-12, Kids 5 andunder FREE

March 5

Magruder AuxiliaryBreakfastWHAT: Free breakfast

program to welcome thenewest Auxilians, as well asguests and interestedmembers.WHEN: 9 a.m.WHERE: MagruderConference CenterINFO: RSVP by Thursday,March 1, to Kathy Galloglyat 419-734-3131, ext. 3140

Blood driveWHEN: 11:30 a.m. to 5:30p.m.WHERE: Port Clinton

Moose, 1105 N. LakeshoreINFO: 800-RED-CROSS orredcrossblood.org

&WHEN: Noon to 6 p.m.WHERE: St. John UnitedChurch of Christ, 1213Washington St., GenoaINFO: 800-RED-CROSS orredcrossblood.org

Al-Anon/AlateenWHAT: Twelve-step groupfor those affected byanother’s drinkingWHEN: 7 p.m. everyMondayWHERE: St. ThomasEpiscopal Church, 214 E.Second St., Port Clinton

Danbury Twp.MeetingWHAT: The DanburyTownship Board of Trusteeswill hold a Special Meetingto approve the 2012 Budgetand the payment of bills.WHEN: 6:30 p.m.

WHERE: Township HallINFO: 419-732-3039

March 6

Blood driveWHEN: Noon to 5 p.m.WHERE: St. Paul Lutheran,

541 S. Church, MarbleheadINFO: 800-RED-CROSS orredcrossblood.org

TOPSWHAT: Take Off PoundsSensibly; all are welcomeWHEN: 6 p.m. everyTuesdayWHERE: CatawbaCommunity Hall, 3307 NWCatawba Road

MS SupportWHAT: Multiple SclerosisSupport Group is for anyonewhose life has beentouched by MS and is anexcellent way for patients,caregivers and familymembers to connect withothers to share informationand resources. There will bea program on moodchanges and MS.WHEN: 6:30 p.m.WHERE: Magruder

Conference CenterINFO: Call Karen Ohm,group facilitator, at 419-607-6021, or Lori Pierce at419-559-4121

Strength TrainingWHAT: Strength traininghelps prevent age-relatedmuscle loss, in addition tokeeping bones andmetabolism strong.WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.mWHERE: MagruderConference Center

COST: $4 per sessionINFO: 419-732-4061

March 7

TOPSWHEN: 6 p.m. everyWednesdayWHERE: Oak HarborLibrary, 147 W. Main St.INFO: 419-276-0304

Bible StudyWHAT: “Lord, Teach Us toPray: Six Studies onSpirituality and the Lord’sPrayer.” Sign up on theOpportunity Table or bycalling the ofce — 419-734-6211 — and come tothe rst class ready to buythe student book ($13)WHEN: 7 p.m. Wednesdaysthrough April 4WHERE: FirelandsPresbyterian Church, 2626East Harbor Rd, Port Clinton(one-half mile west of Walmart)INFO: relandschurch.org

March 8

Bald Eagle ToursWHAT: Are you interestedin learning more about theBald Eagles that live atOttawa National WildlifeRefuge? Join refuge staff and volunteers for aninformal bus tour of therefuge. Registrations arerequired and will beaccepted on a rst-come,

rst-serve basis. To sign up,call 419-898-0014. Otherdates are: March 24 and 29;and April 7 and 19WHEN: 10 a.m. to noonWHERE: Ottawa NationalWildlife RefugeINFO: www.fws.gov/midwest/Ottawa

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to the table. Art Exploration:Pastel Painting will be from 1to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sun-day, March 10-11, at the IslandHouse Hotel, 102 Madison St.,Port Clinton.

Whether you’re a beginner,intermediate or seasoned art-ist, this six-hour class is rightfor you. Award-winning pas-tellist Rebecca Booth will beheading up the exploration.Booth believes in investing inquality pastels, so she will pro-vide the supplies you’ll need forthe class. However, you shouldbring a drawing pad, pencil anderaser. Also, bring a painting

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Ida Rupp Public Library islooking for teen movie produc-ers and cast members with a de-sire to learn how to put togethera You Tube video. Teens in grades6-12 will produce and star in avideo that promotes the Sum-mer Reading Program. The only requirement is a commitment to

attend all sessions for the plan-ning and production of the video.They are 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. March12, 26, March 27 and 29.

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For information, call the library at 419-732-3221.

Plans are under way for thefourth annual “Swing intoSpring” Craft & Home Show atRiverview HealthCare Campus at8180 W. Ohio 163, Oak Harbor.Crafters from three counties willbe on hand from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.March 24 with Easter decorativeitems, hand-woven rugs, jewelry,clothing items, Wooden lawncut-outs, Reborn babies, Scentsy,Pampered Chef, hair tinsel and

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hand-painted glass, baked goods,homemade candies and choco-lates, beads and bracelets, ow-ered wreaths, embroidered bags,throws, Ohio State and Michiganitems and Miche bags.

The Easter Bunny will also behosting a lunch for the little onesunder 12 at 11:30 a.m. with a sur-prise treat included. The cost forlunch is $5 per child and pre-reg-istration is a must. An Easter Egg

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with free photos with the EasterBunny from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.

A lunch stand, manned by theRiverview Auxiliary, will be avail-able with soups and homemadepies. Everyone who attends willbe eligible to win one of the many beautiful door prizes that will begiven away throughout the day.

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A committee has been formed togather memories of the GraytownElementary School that will be clos-ing at the end of the 2012 school year.The committee is hoping to hold anopen house sometime in May to al-low anyone interested to take one lasttour through the school.

The group needs help with ideas/events the public would like to see atthe open house.

If anyone has any photos, class pic-tures, event programs, ideas or otherschool items that they would like toshare with the committee, bring themto Graytown School to be copied or

email to the school in care of [email protected]. Call the school at 419-862-2082 for information.

The next planning committee meet-ing is planned for 6 p.m. March 5 inGraytown School. Everyone is wel-come to attend.

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Richard Bast, a former boardmember of the Benton-Carroll-Salem Local School Board, willbe presented with the OhioSchool Boards Association’s Mas-ter Board Member Award at theassociation’s regional spring con-

ference in Milan on Thursday,March 15.

The Master Board MemberAward is given to school boardmembers who dedicate them-selves to improving their board-manship skills and knowledge.

All Master Board Membersmust rst earn OSBA’s Award of Achievement before being con-sidered for the additional recog-nition. The Master Board Mem-ber honor is only awarded onceto an individual, and is recog-

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Sauder Village came to ConnieSnyder’s classroom at ImmaculateConception School recently to pres-ent a program about matter. Thefourth- and fth-graders learned thatall matter is made up of particles andhas weight and mass. Matter takesup space and has volume. Students

were each given a container with ameasured amount of cream or milk,some were warm and some were cold.They were given directions aboutwhat to do, how to ll out an obser-vation chart and what happens tothe ingredient in the container if youshake it for 10 minutes. The end re-

sult was butter and a liquid. The stu-dents tasted their butter on a cracker,and could also drink the milk that re-mained. This program was presentedby Shellee Murcko of Sauder Village.The program was made possiblethrough the PiR2 class that Snyder isentered into.

Braden Boyd (front left), Ben Cadigan, Shellee Murcko, Sierra Robinette, J.T. Saffran, Elena Kessler, Seth Garber(middle left), Hannah Paeth, Lohany Arambula, Sam Walker, Gabe Scott, Cooper Stine (back left), Gunar Zink, ZachWeldon, Max Brenner, Lissa Gillman and Blake Fleming.

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With the Primary Election drawing near (next Tuesday,March 6), things are getting pretty heated up politically around Ohio. Some 20 local Republicans will be makingthe trek to Bowling Green Saturday night for a LincolnDay Dinner at the BGSU Student Union led by newCounty Chairwoman Carolyn Adams.

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A couple of weeks ago, we ran a story on the nancialcrisis at St. Boniface School in Oak Harbor. Well, mark your calendar for Sunday, March 11, when it will be Pizzaand Wings for St. Boniface School at the Happy HourInn, 124 W. Water St., in Oak Harbor from noon to 8p.m. They will feature special guest Johnny Rodriguezfrom 4 to 8 p.m. All proceeds from the sales of pizza andwings will be donated directly to St. Boniface School.

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The Ida Rupp Public Library will host Mike Romine of the Warren Rupp Observatory at 2 p.m. Saturday, March10. He will discuss the best objects to observe in thenight sky and what type of binoculars or telescopes touse in viewing them. Youngsters ages 8 and up are highly encouraged to attend this program. Call 419-732-3221 toregister.

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March 12 marks the 100th Anniversary of Girl Scouts.In honor of this event, Port Clinton’s Daisy Troop 10577is hosting a 100th anniversary celebration for the Fire

Trails Service Unit at St. John’s Lutheran Church onAdams St. on Saturday, March 17 from 1 to 4 p.m. The

Fire Trails Unit is almost 500 members strong and willdescend upon us from all over Lucas and Ottawa Coun-ties. The Daisy Troop is looking for donations to assistwith this event to help offset the expenses. They will needeverything from Coffee and coffee cups to brown lunchbags to cake and cookies. To help get involved, contactTroop Leader Down Boykin at 419-341-1132 or e-mail

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SMCC 46 — DHS 36

St. Mary Central Catholic used

an 18-11 advantage in the fourthquarter to pull away from Dan-bury on its way to a 46-36 win inthe Division IV Sectional Semi-nals.

The Panthers had a small leadfor the rst three quarters, lead-ing 21-17 at halftime and 28-25after three quarters before using asurge in the fourth quarter to takecontrol.

SMCC, who improved to 13-8on the season with the win, wereled by forward Lindsay Kaatz,who had a game-high 18 points.Maddie Engeler helped to pacethe Panthers with 10 points.

The Lakers, who nish the sea-son with a 7-14 mark, got 18points from Kelsey Clemons and10 from Erin Lavelle.

On a positive note, it was amuch better performance thistime around for the Lakers, whowere defeated by the Panthers, 49-20, on Jan. 17, but not enough.

BOYSOTTAWA HILLS 65 — DHS 44

After taking a 15-13 lead follow-

ing the rst quarter, Ottawa Hillssustained control of the contestby outscoring Danbury, 35-21, inthe middle two quarters to takea 50-34 lead heading into thefourth quarter on its way to a 65-44 victory.

The Green Bears had three play-ers nish with double gures,led by Lucas Janowicz, who hada game-high 22 points. Team-mates Geoff Beans and A.J. Kingnished with 19 and 16 points,respectively.

Dalton Chapman led the Lakerswith 19 points and Caleb Helline,the team’s leading scorer, nished

with 14 points.Ottawa Hills nishes the regularseason with a 12-8 overall recordand a 9-5 mark in the Toledo AreaAthletic Conference (TAAC),good for fourth place. The Lakersare now 0-20 overall and 0-14 inthe TAAC.

BELLEVUE 49 — OHHS 34

The Bellevue Lady Red used a17-8 surge in the second quarterto pull away and sustain controlin their 49-34 victory over OakHarbor in the Division II Section-al Finals.

With an 11-9 lead following therst quarter, Bellevue, which im-proved to 17-4 with the win, out-scored the Rockets 26-12 in themiddle two quarters to build theirlead.

Bellevue’s Leslie Raifsnider ledall scorers with 22 points and andpoint guard Carly Santoro had 17points.

The Rockets, who nish the sea-son with a 7-14 record, were ledby senior Allison Dunn, who had11 points, and got nine pointsfrom forward Abbie Gezo.

BOYS

PERKINS 62 — OHHS 38

The Perkins Pirates steadily builttheir lead in the rst two quartersbefore cruising to a 62-38 victory over Oak Harbor.

Perkins, which improved to 18-2overall and 14-0 in the Sandusky Bay Conference (SBC), led 17-9after the rst quarter and 18-6 fol-lowing the second quarter, help-ing them to 35-15 lead at the half.

Pirates forward Nick Williams

led all scorers with 21 points andcenter Michael Ebert helped pacePerkins with 10 points.

Oak Harbor forward Trent Lac-er had a team-high 11 points andA.J. Cecil and Greg Haar nishedwith six points apiece.

Danbury girlsall in seminal

Lady Rockets

lose in Sectional

The Port Clinton Redskins losttheir nal game of the regular seasonFriday night at Clyde, losing theirlast 6 games of the season. Clyde se-cured second place in the Sandusky Bay Conference with the win, whilePerkins went 12-0 in the SBC to winthe title. Port Clinton played Tues-day night against Toledo Woodwardin their Sectional Tournament open-er at Oregon Clay High School. Theresults of that game were not avail-able to us at press time.

Girls

PERKINS 51 — PCHS 29

Lady Redskins fall to Perkins inSectional Final – The Port Clintongirls basketball team had difculty all day with the Perkins defense,nally falling on Saturday by a 51-29 count in their Sectional Finalsmatchup with the Lady Pirates inSandusky.

PC managed to score only 10 eldgoals on only 31 shots, and commit-ted 21 turnovers. The Redskins, whodid not have any players in doublegures, were led by Hope Thorbahnwith 9.

Coach Toby Bickel and his teamlearned on Monday that two of theirplayers were named second team AllSandusky Bay Conference: Tiffany Colston and Hope Thorbahn. TheRedskins ended their season with a13-8 overall record, their best nishin several years.

Redskins lose nal game

PHOTO BY BILL MIGALA

Second team All SBC award winner Tiany Colston lets a shotfy against Perkins.

Port Clinton’s varsity boys bowlers nishedthird at the OHSAA NW District Tournament atInterstate Lanes in Rossford Friday to advance tothe Ohio state nals at Wayne Web’s Bowl in Co-

lumbus at 11 a.m. Friday.The Redskins started with a 923 game were tied

for fourth, then followed with a 963 to advanceto second. They fell with an 835 third game, andstarted Baker with games of 159-138 before turn-ing things around with games of 201-193-165-243 to nish nine pins ahead of fourth-place St.Henry.

Wapakoneta won the boys’ event with a scoreof 4,000. Coldwater was second with 3,873, fol-lowed by PC with 3,820 and St. Henry with 3,811.

“We started with two great games before bowl-ing a poor third game. We just quit making theshots we did the rst 2 games,” said Coach Bob

Black. “Then we struggled the rst two Bakergames before rallying. The last game we wentopen, four-bagger, spare and three strikes goinginto the 10th and Sean Black rolled the rst strike

to lock up our rst trip to the state nals as a var-sity sport.

“I’m so proud of this team who really came to-gether and cheered for each other. OutstandingTeam Chemistry which certainly helped themsucceed.”

The Skins, 15-6 on the season and second inthe Northern Ohio Bowling Conference, were ledby David Wilburn 213-237-158 for a 608 series.Darryl Trent rolled 206-237-159 for 602, SeanBlack 193-143-220 for 556, Jonny Newton 167-163-138 for 468, Nathan Van Hoose 183-160, andJon Koch 144. Other Team Members are JacobReed, Brock Rider and Sam Miller

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pion had company on the podium in the person o Cheyenne Meek. Stewart fnished her swimming ca-reer at Port Clinton in fne style, claiming 3rd in thebreastroke event and 5th in the 200 Individual Medley.Cheyenne Meek, who has been shattering school re-cords or several weeks now, fnished a strong 3rd inthe 50 yard reestyle. She was just edged out o the f-nals in the 100 reestyle; however she broke her ownschool record in the event by over a hal-second!

Three Oak Harbor Rocket wrestlers made it out o the District “meat-grinder” to advance to this week-end’s State Wrestling Tournament in Columbus. TheDistrict tournament is normally a tough one, but wasmade much tougher by the addition o State and Na-tional power St. Paris Graham to the Marion DistrictTournament. Qualiying or State this year rom OakHarbor are Luke Cramer (138), Alex Bergman (152)and Jared Chambers (160).

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Coaching girls: It’s dierent thancoaching boys. I’ve waited a longtime to write about this because male

coaches (and some emale) tend tobe skeptical about my observations.I will plunge ahead anyway, becauseduring 21 years o coaching girls atthe high school level, I experiencedthe same unique issues, year ater

year. Please understand that notevery girl reacts the same way to allsituations, but the patterns are pretty common. My goal in letting mysel in or all the protests I will receive, isto get parents and coaches to realizegirls and boys are dierent (duh)and need to be coached with the di-erences in mind.

My frst piece o advice whenaddressing coaches o girls’ teams

is that they should “Stock up on ant-acids.” That’s when I begin to get thepuzzled looks rom the new coachesin my audience. The experiencedcoaches, however, begin to chuckleand nod. They know what I’m talk-ing about. One ellow, who had a loto coaching experience with bothboys and girls teams, complainedthat, “someone is always crying.”

Yep. Girls may cry when they’rehappy, when they’re sad, when they lose or when they win. Neither yell-ing at them nor being nice to themwill do much to stem the tide o tears. Handling the emotional swingso young emale athletes is a very

real part o a coach’s job; and it’snot an easy one. Most o us know alot about the sport itsel but not so

much about how to channel emo-tions into helping a player succeed.

I’ll give just a ew examples in how

girls react dierently to competitionand coaching than boys do. Girls willoverreact to criticism and may be-lieve everything you tell them to dodierently is criticism. They’re very araid o making mistakes. Hearingcheers rom ans may make themnervous rather than determined.Coaches must spend a lot o timeteaching girls that mistakes are OKand how to handle adversity.

Competition is hard or many girls.Girls want to be liked and popular.Aggressively trying to beat someonegoes against the “rules” or becomingpopular, and that especially makescompeting against a teammate very uncomortable. Be careul aboutarranging challenge matches o any kind. The allout o hard eelings canshow up and aect teamwork or therest o the season. Coaches must pay attention to helping girls understandthey can still be liked and respectedwhile competing well.

Girls need to be taught what itmeans to be a team player. Gossipand cliques are big problems. Girlswill oten ostracize the stars. Teamdynamics can be wrecked i dissen-sion breaks out between players.Generally, it is not as important togirls to win as it is to be liked andpopular. You have a big problem i one o your players gets dumpedby her boyriend at lunch. She will

bring all those emotions to practiceor the game. Heaven help you i thatboy starts dating someone else on

your team!The main priority o most emale

athletes is to not be embarrassed!That priority helps them be receptiveto trying to improve. They will listento advice (as long as it doesn’t soundlike criticism) and try really hardin practice. Unortunately, embar-rassment is also gets in the way o winning, as they may be more araido looking bad than losing. Fearcan mess with their eort duringcompetition. A bad hair day, an ugly uniorm or a big error can all diverther attention rom competing well.Be sensitive to this.

Yes, there emotional issues to dealwith in coaching girls. Hang in there.It can be the most rewarding job

you’ve ever had. You just have to usewhat you know about dierences tohelp your players. My biggest thrillin coaching was to watch emotional,nervous, tentative reshmen girlsgrow into strong, confdent, resilient

young women as graduates. Girlswho play or the love o the sport areso much un. They need understand-ing and caring coaches. Be one.

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Karen Cofn, retired coach, is amember o the Port Clinton HighSchool Athletic Hall o Fame. She’sa writer and a acilitator or OhioCoaching Education classes. Contacther at coachcofn @cros.net.

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By KAREN COFFIN

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ESTATE (DELINQUENTTAXES) CASE NO. 11CV313E State o Ohio, Ottawa CountyRobert J. Hille, Treasurer o Otta-wa County, Ohio Plaintivs Santos Santiago and MaryC. Santiago Deendant Inpursuance o an Order o Salerom Common Pleas Court in theabove entitled action, I will oeror sale at public auction in theRoom 100, frst oor o theOttawa County Court House inPort Clinton, Ohio, in the abovenamed County on Friday, March

9, 2012 at 10:30 AM the ol-lowing described real estate:Situated in the State o Ohio,County o Ottawa, Village oOak Harbor. To see a ull legaldescription, visit the OttawaCounty Recorder’s Ofce, secondoor o the Ottawa CountyCourthouse, 315 Madison St.Room 204, Port Clinton, OH43452. Parcel number/s:027-11228-15015-000 Prop-erty Address: 733 Locust Street,

Oak Harbor, OH 43449 Noticeis given that such taxes and spe-cial assessments, or installmentso special assessments, and anyother assessments, which arenot legally due and payableaccording to law at the confr-mation o sale, and all penaltyand interest charges placed onthe property rom the time oconfrmation o sale until pay-ment in ull and distribution ismade shall remain a frst andbest lien on the parcels, and thepurchasers shall take such prem-ises subject to all such taxes,assessments, interest and penal-

ty charges. Said premises can-not be sold or less than thetotal o said delinquent taxes,interest and accrued penaltiesand Court costs in the amounto $9,645.49. Bidding to start at$9646.00 I said premises isnot sold at the above time, itwill be re-oered at public saleat the same time and at thesame place on March 23, 2012not less than (2) weeks, notmore than six (6) weeks.TERMS OF SALE: A 10% depositis required at time o sale, eitherin cash or certifed check. Upon

confrmation o sale rom theOttawa County Court o Com-mon Pleas, payment o balancedue 8 days ater notifcation bythe Sheri’s Ofce to the suc-cessul bidder that they havereceived confrmation o thesale. Payment o unpaid balancebeyond said 8 day period shalldraw interest at 8% per annumrom the date o notifcation tothe successul bidder by theSheri’s Department Stephen L.Levorchick, Sheri Ottawa Coun-ty, Ohio by Gale L. Zelms__,Deputy.

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TAXES) CASE NO. 11CV313E State of Ohio, Ottawa CountyRobert J. Hille, Treasurer of Otta-wa County, Ohio Plaintiff vsJohn K. Smidutz and KathrynSmidutz Defendant In pursuanceof an Order of Sale from Com-mon Pleas Court in the aboveentitled action, I will offer forsale at public auction in theRoom 100, rst oor of the

Ottawa County Court House inPort Clinton, Ohio, in the abovenamed County on Friday, March9, 2012__ at_10:30 AM thefollowing described real estate:Situated in the State of Ohio,County of Ottawa, Village ofOak Harbor. To see a full legaldescription, visit the OttawaCounty Recorder’s Ofce, secondoor of the Ottawa County

Courthouse, 315 Madison St.Room 204, Port Clinton, OH43452. Parcel number/s:027-10883-14554-000 PropertyAddress: 521 Locust Street, OakHarbor, OH 43449. Notice isgiven that such taxes and spe-cial assessments, or installmentsof special assessments, and anyother assessments, which arenot legally due and payableaccording to law at the conr-mation of sale, and all penalty

and interest charges placed onthe property from the time ofconrmation of sale until pay-ment in full and distribution ismade shall remain a rst andbest lien on the parcels, and thepurchasers shall take such prem-ises subject to all such taxes,assessments, interest and penal-ty charges. Said premises cannotbe sold for less than the total of

said delinquent taxes, interestand accrued penalties and Courtcosts in the amount of$11,574.21 Bidding to start at$11,575.00 If said premises isnot sold at the above time, itwill be reoffered at public sale atthe same time and at the sameplace on March 23, 2012 notless than (2) weeks, not morethan six (6) weeks. TERMS OFSALE: A 10% deposit is requiredat time of sale, either in cash or

certied check. Upon conrma-tion of sale from the OttawaCounty Court of Common Pleas,payment of balance due 8 daysafter notication by the Sheriff’sOfce to the successful bidderthat they have received conr-mation of the sale. Payment ofunpaid balance beyond said 8day period shall draw interest at8% per annum from the date ofnotication to the successfulbidder by the Sheriff’s Depart-ment. Stephen L. Levorchick,Sheriff Ottawa County, Ohio byGale L. Zelms__, Deputy.

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secured. The successfulBIDDER(s) shall be required tofurnish a Contract Bond in asum of not less than one hun-dred percent (100%) of the totalcontract amount. The bond shallbe that of an approved suretycompany authorized to transactbusiness in the State of Ohioand shall be underwritten by asurety that is listed on the mostcurrent Department of the Trea-sury Circular 570, “Surety Com-panies Acceptable on FederalBonds”. The successful bidderwill be required to conform to allprovisions of the federal Davis

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‘02 Ford Escape XLTGreat Gas Mileage

Small SUV

$4,987

‘02 Ford Escape XLTGreat Gas Mileage

Small SUV

$5,987

‘02 Buick LeSabre

Full PowerSedan

$6,987

‘03 Lincoln Town Car

Great RidingRoad Car

$8,487

‘03 Lincoln Town Car

Great RidingRoad Car

$8,987

‘03 GMC Envoy

Full Size SUV4x4

$6,987

‘08 Ford Escape XLT4x4 Power Windows

& Locks

$16,987

‘03 ChryslerPT Cruiser

Tax Return Special

$4,987

‘02 MercuryMountaineer 4x4

Loaded

$6,487

‘04 Ford Focus

Great Gas Mileage

$6,987

‘05 Saab1 OwnerHigh End car

with Low Price

$8,987

‘05 Buick LeSabreMUST SEE!

Low mile car

$13,987

‘06 Mercury MontegoGreat Snow CarAWD

$9,987

‘06 GMC Envoy

4x4 LoadedLots of Extras

$15,987

‘07 Volkswagon

Passat1 Owner/Loaded

$16,987

‘07 Pontiac

Grand Prix GXPV-8 Sports Car

$13,987

‘07 Cadillac DTS

$17,987

‘08 Honda Civic

Gas Mileage Carwith Nav.

$14,987

‘08 Ford Escape XLT1 Owner

4x4, Chrome Wheels

$16,987

‘08 Dodge Caravan

Low MileStow/Go Seats

$16,987

‘08 Chevy Cobalt LT

Great GasMileage Car

$7,987

‘09 Toyota Venza

1 OwnerVery Clean

$25,987

‘09 Mercury MarinerHeated Leather4x4, 1 Owner

Remote Started

$19,987

‘09 Mercury Mariner

Heated Leather4x4, 1 Owner

$20,487

‘09 Lincoln MKZLeather Nav, Moon,

Local TradeBlack/Black

$20,987

‘09 Ford Fusion4 Cyl, 1 Owner

Great Gas Mileage

$12,987

‘09 Ford Edge

Very Clean,

1 Owner, Low Mileage

$19,487

2010 Chevy Camaro SSLots of Extras,

Magna Super Charger,Cold Air Intake

$40,987

2011 Ford FocusSport SES

1 Owner, Moonroof,Great Gas Mileage

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129.172Miles

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161,438Miles

14,869Miles

2,348Miles

OVER 40 PRE-OWNED VEHICLES AT CLEARANCE PRICES www.portclintonford.net


Great Gas Mileage

$12,987

50,047Miles

Port Clinton Ford

‘09 Ford Edge

Very Clean,

1 Owner, Low Mileage

$19,487

20,761Miles

‘09 Mercury Mariner

Heated Leather4x4, 1 Owner

$20,487

38,054Miles


Great Gas Mileage

$12,987

50,047Miles

‘09 Toyota Venza

1 OwnerVery Clean

$24,987

31,432Miles

‘08 Dodge Caravan

Low MileStow/Go Seats

$16,987

30,366Miles

‘07 VolkswagonPassat

1 Owner/Loaded

$16,987

55,958Miles

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Port Clinton Ford

2012 Ford Escape Ltd.

$2995 cash due at signing, security deposit waived. Taxes, title, wearcare and license fees extra. Must be A/Z planeligible. 10,500 miles per year. Ford Motor Credit RCL Customer Cash $1500. Ford trade-in bonus customer cash$500, requires vehicle trade-In at time of purchase. Must lease through Ford Motor Credit upon approved credit.Offer expires 3/5/12. See dealer for complete details.

$2995 cash due at signing, security deposit waived. Taxes, title, wearcare and license fees extra. Must be A/Z planeligible. 10,500 miles per year. Ford Motor Credit RCL Customer Cash $750.00. Ford trade-in bonus customer cash$500, requires vehicle trade-In at time of purchase. Must lease through Ford Motor Credit upon approved credit.Offer expires 3/5/12. Se e dealer for complete details.

2012 Ford Fusion SEL

* $2995 cash due at signing, security deposit waived. Taxes, title, wearcare and license fees extra. Must be A/Zplan eligible. 10,500 miles per year. Ford Motor Credit RCL Customer Cash $250.00, Ford Motor Credit Special RCLCustomer Cash $500.00. Must lease through Ford Motor Credit upon approved credit. Offer expires 3/5/12. Seedealer for complete details.

2012 Ford Focus Sedan SE

REDUCED

REDUCED

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$112/month - 24 month lease* $105/month - 24 month lease* $73/month - 24 month lease*

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