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    This is Festival Weekend in OttawaCounty! First upthe Grand-daddy ofOttawa County Festivals, the Oak HarborApple Festival. Check out the completeschedule on page 3A in this weeks Beacon.

    Follow that up with the Lighthouse Festi-val that we highlighted on the front pagelast week. Get out and enjoy all that ourbeautiful area has to offer. You wont bedisappointed!

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    If you were not able to catch the docu-mentary on the Battle of Lake Erie lastThursday on WGTE, the PBS Channel inToledo, you can purchase a DVD of it bylogging into www.portclintonradio.com/shop. Net proceeds from the sale of theDVDs benet Friends of Perrys Victoryand International Peace Memorial. Also,

    just to correct the record, Peter Huston ofPut-in-Bay was the producer and directoron the project and his company, FilmAf-

    fects was the production company. Theyworked in collaboration with Nick Jamesof Catawba on the project.

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    Our Find Wylie winner this week isDon Waggoner of Bellevue who was oneof 241 individuals who found our friend-ly sh hiding in the ad for Jet Express onpage 4B in last weeks Beacon. Don winsour weekly $20 gift card from FriendshipFood Stores. Well be hiding Wylie againthis week. If you nd him, drop off an en-try form at our ofce in the Beacon PlaceBusiness Center or click on the Find WylieIcon at our website, www.thebeacon.net.

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    Dont forget Candidates Night tonight,

    at the Port Clinton Elks Lodge. This is

    the year for ward council candidates inPort Clinton and a number of contestedTownship Trustee contests, particularly inDanbury Township where 4 candidates arerunning for two available positions. There

    is also a race for Port Clinton City Audi-tor. Whatever the issue, the Port ClintonArea Chamber of Commerce and the PortClinton Business and Professional Womenhost Candidates Night tonight (Thursday,October 10) at the Elks Lodge starting at7 p.m.

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    Congratulations to Kim and KennKaufman and all the folks at the BlackSwamp Bird Observatory, who are cel-ebrating their 20th Anniversary this week-end. They have done an incredible jobhighlighting and protecting the migra-tory bird population throughout OttawaCounty, making us one of the destina-tion locations for birders from all over the

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    Main Street Port Clinton will be hostinga Zombie Pub Crawl and Ball on Satur-day, Oct. 26, from 7:30 p.m. to 12:30 p.m.sponsored by Heidelberg Distributing.Tickets are $10 and the rst 100 sold willreceive a free Zombie t-shirt. Tickets canbe purchased at the Port Clinton Chamberofce at 110 Madison Street downtown.The pubs participating in the crawl are theBait House, Kokomo Bay, Mango Mamas,McCarthys, Mr. Eds, Papa Jimmies, Ros-ies and Slaters. The Zombie Ball will takeplace at 11:30 at Mango Mamas whereprizes will be drawn and costume contestwinners will be announced. Americas Best

    Value Inn and the Island House will be of-

    fering discounts for folks mentioning theword Zombie when booking. Taxi ser-vice will also be available to keep every-body safe.

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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 from any Kiwanian you maysee. Save the date for a night of great fun.Andspeaking of Kiwanisthey wel-come their newest member, Judy McKin-ney.

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    This Sunday is the special dinner andsilent auction to benet the Donna Foll-man Scholarship Fund at the Port ClintonElks Lodge. Doors open at 4 p.m. with din-ner served at 6 p.m. Tickets are $22.50 perperson or $45 a couple. All proceeds ben-et the Donna Follman Scholarship which

    assists families in the cost for the ARC ofOttawa County summer enrichment pro-gram. For tickets or information, contactLeslie Follman-Pollard at 419-307-3091 orBob Follman at 419-307-0464. They willhave entertainment provided by the NakedBacon Band, along with a number of localvendors.

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    Tickets are now available for the St. Jo-seph/Marblehead Knights of ColumbusClam Bake and Chicken Dinner to be heldon Saturday, Oct. 26, from 5-7:30 p.m. atthe St. Josephs Church Hall on Barclay St.in Marblehead. This years Clam Bake willbenet the Danbury Food Pantry. Ticketsare $9.95 for a chicken dinner only and

    $19.95 for the Clam Bake which includes a

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

    Kulaga at 419-732-7014.nnn

    Port Clinton High School will conductthe OHSAA Mandated Winter Sports Par-ent Meeting on Thursday, Oct. 17 at 6:30p.m. in the Performing Arts Center at theHigh School. Parents and athletes of a win-ter sport are required to attend this meet-ing.

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    The Ottawa County Genealogical Societywill hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday,Oct. 15, at 7 p.m. at the Ida Rupp PublicLibrary in Port Clinton. Jana Sloan Bro-glin, author and certied genealogist, willpresent the program, A Grave Situation.Guests are welcome.

    nnnThe Port Clinton Athletic Boosters have

    set the date for their Annual Reverse Raf-e. It will be Saturday, November 16 atthe Port Clinton Elks Lodge. This is theirONLY fundraiser of the year. The GrandPrize will be $7,500. Tickets are $100 eachwhich includes one Prime Rib/Chickenbuffet dinner. Additional dinner tick-ets may be purchased for $20 each. Theymay be purchased from any Booster Clubofcer or by contacting Rich Kokinda(419-734-5231) or John Gluth, Jr. (419-732-8826). If you would like to donate anitem for the live or silent auctions, contactMissy Cross (419-341-3656).

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    By JOHN SCHAFFNER

    Tell Tales

    Apple and Lighthouse Festivals this weekend

    30thANNIVERSARY

    Week six of high school footballOak Harbor, Danbury lose close gamesSports 1B

    BY D. R. ZAVAGNO, CHAIRMAN OF THE

    PERRY GROUPS BICENTENNIAL COM-

    MITTEESome numbers and feedback are coming

    in from the Bicentennial. Lake Erie LivingMagazine announced Its with condencethat we declare the commemoration of theWar of 1812 the best event ever on LakeErie.

    The cost of the event was $893,000. 6%of the cost was contributed by businessesat Put-in-Bay. The regional economicgain was close to $10,000,000. There were40,000 to 50,000 people at Put-in-Bay La-bor Day weekend. $4,000,000 to $5,000,000

    was realized on the Island. The Jet Expressbusiness was up 60% as compared to past

    Labor Day weekends. There were 1,400to 2,000 boats on the lake for the BattleReenactment with over 10,000 people onthe water Labor Day. 100,000 people vis-ited US ports during the weekend events.On Sept. 1 boat lines set a new record forpassengers. All Island Marinas and manymainland Marinas were sold out.

    Hotel bookings were heavy on the Islandsand in Port Clinton along with some topmedia outlets covering the event includingthe New York Times, CNN, NPR, Wash-ington Post, Chicago Sun Times, and more

    providing valuable publicity for the region.Hugh Hewitt broadcasted his national ra-dio show on Friday from Cleveland andwas on the Island Sunday and Mondayfor the events. Put-in-Bay reported selling7,500 tour tickets. There were 8,000 to

    10,000 spectators aboard. 1,450 paidto participate in the Reenactment.Port Clinton drew 30,000 visi-

    tors while 3,000 paid to visitthe two Tall Ships docked inPort Clinton. Many businessesreported record sales. Cataw-ba Island Club also enjoyed ahuge turnout of members andguests. Every lot was completelyfull and the club grounds werepacked with people.

    Kelleys Island reported selling 360 sail-

    away tickets for Tall Ships. Pelee Island hada record weekend with over 3,500 visitorsand all of their sail-aways and dinners weresold out.

    The Schedel Arboretum & Gardens in Elmore planted600 chrysanthemums along the driveway approaching themanor house recently. The mums are of various colorsand were grown by Benchs Greenhouse in Elmore, ac-cording to superintendant Jeff Saffran. The SA&G ceasedplanting the beautiful fall display a few years ago in an ef-fort to save money. This year, however, thanks to a $1,000grant from the Ottawa County Community Foundationand a signicant gift from the family of Marilyn Bandeldthe tradition was restored.

    Chrysanthemums are popular fall owers because oftheir bright colors and ability to withstand frosts oftenwell into November. Mums are a great example of a plantthat has been hybridized bred to one another from awide array of varieties to produce plants with different leafand ower characteristics. Originally grown in China asa owering herb, both the garden, or hardy, mums at theSA&G and the greenhouse mums that are used in owerarranging came from the same parent plant hundreds of

    years ago a golden-yellow daisy like mum. It wasnt un-til the late 1700s that mums were cultivated in the U.S.Mums have different signicance in different cultures

    The SA&G closes for the season on October 31 and is lo-cated at 19255 West Portage River South Road in Elmore.Hours are Tuesday through Saturday 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. andSundays noon4 p.m. For more information call 419 862-

    3182 or visit www.schedel-gardens.org.

    Bicentennial numbers

    Schedel Arboretum & Gardenshave chrysanthemums on display

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    Below 50th anniversaryMr. and Mrs. Richard Be-

    low celebrated their 50thwedding anniversary onMarch 15with a family par-ty. Their children surprisedthem by presenting themwith a family vacation fora week in July at HiltonHead Island, SC, with theirchildren and their families.High-school sweethearts,Richard and Carol (Chap-

    man) were married March15, 1963, in Monroe, MI.Richard retired from Vita-Plate Battery in Port Clin-ton and Carol is retired from the Tadsen Insurance Agencyin Port Clinton. They are the proud parents of RichardBelow (Holly Kinsey), Mary Jo (Tim) Scott, Rachel (Ivay-lo) Klimentov, all of Port Clinton and Jeffrey Below (LizSargent) of Perkins Twp. They have seven wonderfulgrandchildren: Janie Below, Jordan and Breanna Below,Stone and Beau Scott, Eva and Maya Klimentov and onegreat-grandchild, Carolyn Below.

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    Josephine JuettDec. 4, 1922-Oct. 3, 2013

    Josephine S. Jo Juett, 91,of Lakeside, died Oct. 3 at herresidence. She was born Dec.4, 1922, in Spencer, IA, thedaughter of Robert Lee andJosie Lena (Conner) Stuart.

    Memorial services wereconducted Sunday, Oct. 6, at

    Lakeside United MethodistChurch. Neidecker, LeVeck &Crosser Funeral Home, Pen-insula Chapel, LakesideMarblehead is handling thearrangements. On line con-dolences may be shared withthe family at www.neidecker-leveckcrosser.com.

    Beatrice MasseyDec. 8, 1946-Sept. 30, 2013

    Beatrice Bea McCau-ley Massey, 66, formally ofVickery, went home to bewith her Lord and Savior,Monday, Sept 30, at homein Castalia, after a lengthybattle with cancer. She wasborn Dec 8, 1946, in New-

    burg, WV, the daughter ofthe late Blaine and EdnaBell McCauley.

    Funeral arrangementswere being handled byNeidecker, LeVeck andCrosser Funeral Home,Peninsula Chapel, Lake-sideMarblehead. Visi-tation was at Sandusky

    Church of God on Friday,Oct 4, and services wereon Saturday, Oct 5. On linecondolences may be sharedwith the family at www.neideckerleveckcrosser.com.

    Linda Sue (Rice)Miller

    Oct. 10, 1946-Oct. 5, 2013

    Linda Sue Miller, 66, ofCatawba Island, passedaway unexpectedly Sat-urday, Oct. 5, followinga lengthy illness. She wasborn Oct. 10, 1946, in Day-ton, the daughter of Kath-erine (Jarnigan) and ElzaRice. On Jan. 7, 1969, she

    married John R. Miller andhe survives. In the spiritof Lindas generosity, herbody has been donatedto the Community TissueServices, where she will beable to touch the lives of atleast 50 people.

    In addition to her hus-band John, Linda is sur-vived by two children:Mara Sue Miller and BrentRaymond Miller; twogranddaughters: Lucy &Alexis; and four sisters &three brothers. She waspreceded in death by herparents and brother Jack.

    Private family serviceswill be conducted. Ar-rangements are entrustedto the Gerner-Wolf-WalkerFuneral Home & Cremato-ry, Port Clinton. Memorialcontributions in memoryof Linda may be given tothe American Red Cross.Online condolences maybe shared with the family atwww.walkerfuneralhomes.

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    Patricia K. MunnJan. 17, 1932-Sept. 30, 2013

    Patricia K. Munn, 81, ofLakeside, died Monday,Sept. 30, at Stein HospiceCare Center, Sandusky. Shewas born Jan.17, 1932, toReginald Arthur Reg and

    Margaret (Bolich) King in

    Cleveland, Ohio.She was schooled in the

    Cleveland Heights SchoolSystem and attended Bowl-ing Green State University.She served as ExecutiveSecretary to 3 agents ofNew York Life Insuranceduring her 20 years of em-ployment. Throughout herlife she continued to ex-

    plore, through education,many subjects that inter-ested her. She married Eu-gene E. LaTourette in 1952and the cherished childrenof that marriage are StevenC. (Jennifer) LaTouretteof McLean, VA; AndrewB. (Terrie) LaTourette ofChesterland, OH; Eve (Da-vid) Brooksieker of So-lon, OH;and Sarah (John)Thomas of WilloughbyHills, OH. After the divorceof that union, she marriedMelvin Dell. Beloved chil-dren of that marriage were:

    Cynthia (Vernon) Webb ofOldsmar, Florida; KathleenD. (Sanford) Hamann ofCatawba Island, OH; andMelvin H. Sharon) Dell Jr.of Lakeside, OH.

    She and Mel owned theLakeside Newsstand andlater The Paper Chase inLakeside. She was widowedupon the death of MelvinH. Dell on Sept. 11, 1990.On June 24, 1995, she mar-ried Donald C. Munn andhe predeceased her onMarch 26, 2005. At the timeof her death she resided on

    Monument View Drive inLakeside.Our mother chose to give

    back to her community.On the occasion of the re-dedication of the OhioStatehouse her hours ofvolunteerism were hon-ored when the Commis-sioners of Ottawa Countyselected her to representthem in Columbus. Sherepresented her local com-munity by her representa-tion on the Danbury Zon-ing Board. She served onthe Ottawa County Senior

    Advisory Board and shewas inducted into the Ot-tawa County Senior Hallof Fame. Prior to comingto the area she volunteeredat the Montessori School inCleveland Heights as wellas in the Cleveland HeightsSchool System. She servedon many committees of theLakeside United Method-ist Church, where she wasa member for many years,and especially enjoyed hertime on the Library and theHome Missions Board.

    One of her proudest

    achievements was as anold woman she developedan EBay business where shesold vintage postcards.

    Our mom is survived byher children who were par-amount in her life: Cindy,Steven, Andrew, Eve, Sarah,Katie and Chip, her grand-children: Sarah, Scott, Tim,Robert, Sam, Gordon, Mi-chael, Phoebe, Amy, Clare,Erica, Eric, Jessica, Emily,Emma Rose, Henry andgreat-grandchildren: Jen-nifer and Andrew, all dearto her heart. Her happiest

    hours were spent with herfamily and memories ofgames played together andstories shared. Her sister,Kathleen K. Martin, sur-vives her as do her neph-ews. Her brother, James R.King, predeceased her asdid her parents. In lieu ofowers, if you choose tohonor her memory, please

    consider the Humane So-ciety of Ottawa County,where she adopted her be-loved cat, Savannahwho,of course, does not knowshe is a cat, Stein Hospicefor their kindness andcompassion or Marble-head Peninsula Lions ClubScholarship Fund.

    Memorial services willbe held at 11 a.m. Satur-day, Oct. 26, at LakesideUnited Methodist Church.where the family will greetfriends in the parlor from9:30 a.m. until the time of

    the service. Private burialservices will be held inSackett Cemetery follow-ing the service. Neidecker,LeVeck& Crosser FuneralHome, Peninsula Chapel,Lakeside-Marblehead, ishandling arrangements.On line condolences maybe shared with the familyat www.neideckerleveck-crosser.com.

    Charles M.Chuck ZivkovicNov. 15, 1948-Oct. 1, 2013

    Charles M. Zivkovic, 64,of Port Clinton, passedaway after a long illness,Tuesday, at Stein HospiceCare Center, Sandusky,surrounded by his lovingfamily. He was born onNov. 15, 1948, in Cleve-land, the son of Charlesand Dorothy (Whitty)Zivkovic.

    Visitation was Saturday,Oct. 5, at the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home &Crematory, Port Clinton,followed by the funeral ser-vice. Interment was in Ca-

    tawba Island Cemetery.Online condolences may

    be shared with the family atwww.walkerfuneralhomes.com.

    Lucille ZunkLucille Lucy A. Zunk,

    82, of Oak Harbor, diedWednesday morning, Oct.2, at Riverview HealthcareCampus in Oak Harbor.

    Visitation for Lucy was,Friday, Oct. 4, at the Rob-inson-Walker FuneralHome & Crematory, 165

    E. Water St., Oak Harbor.The funeral service wasconducted Saturday, Oct.5, at St. Pauls LutheranChurch, 9789 W. Oak Har-bor SE Rd., Oak Harbor,burial followed in Oak-wood Cemetery, BrownRd. in Oregon. A bereave-ment gathering was held atSt. Pauls Lutheran Churchafter committal services atthe cemetery. Online con-dolences may be sharedwith the family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.

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    The Oak Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce issponsoring the Apple Festival this year on Oct. 12-13.This family oriented festival has over 25,000 visitors at-

    tending annually. It is held in downtown Oak Harborwith all activities located within a one block walkingarea. The crowning of the 2013-2014 Royalty Court isat opening ceremonies on Saturday at 9 a.m., followedby the cutest baby contest.

    The Grand Parade is at 2 p.m., with the kiddie tractorpulling contest, bingo at the re station, and the talentshow to round out the days entertainment. Saturdaynight Applepalooza will feature live bands and a beertent. The Last Born Sons play at 7 p.m., followed byThe Junk at 10 p.m. Admission is $5 and specials willbe available.

    Sunday features a Classic Car Show, 5K Apple Run,1 Mile Kids Run,and local perform-ers. There is no ad-mission fee for the

    festival and there isa shuttle from thehigh school park-ing lot.

    For a completeschedule of events,visit www.oakhar-borohio.net, orcall at 419-898-0479 for more in-formation.

    Saturday, October 12thTime Event Location

    9:00 AM Opening Ceremonies / National Anthem by Haley Klima Main Stage

    9:15 AM Dorothy Heiks Award / Past Royalty Introduction Main Stage9:30 AM 2013/2014 Royalty Contest Main Stage9:45 AM 2013 Baking Contest Winners- Sponsored by Croghan Colonial Bank Main Stage10:00 AM 2013 Queen Announcement Main Stage11:30 AM Baby Contest- Costumed Cuties Main Stage12:00PM-6:00PM Jamel the Magician-Strolling Magic Festival Strolling1:45 PM Kiddie Parade Say it with music! Main Street Judging Starts @ St. Johns2:00 PM GRAND PARADE Say it with music! Main Street Judging4:00 PM Parade Awards / Introduction of Visiting Royalty Main Stage4:00PM Beer Garden Opens-Free Admission until 6:30pm-Beer Only Mill Street Tent4:30 PM Kiddie Tractor Pull- By Oak Harbor FFA Main Stage6:00 PM Talent Show-Talent Among the Stars Main Stage7:00 PM Applepalooza Dance/Beer Tent---Last Born Sons Mill Street Tent10:00 PM Applepalooza Dance/Beer TentThe Junk Mill Street Tent6:00-11:00PM Bingo Portage Fire Station

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    11:00 AM 4:00 PM Kids Smokehouse Demonstrations Portage Fire Station12:30 - 2:30PM Free Kids Crafts-Sponsored by Croghan Colonial Bank Portage Fire Station12:00 4:00 PM Apple Festival Car Show Oak Harbor High School1:00 PM Youth Ages 8 & Under Apple Run OHJH1:30 PM Youth Ages 9 14 Apple Run OHJH2:00 PM 5K Run & Walk OHJH2:00 PM Ronald McDonald Magic Show Main Stage3:00 PM Apple Run Awards-Sponsored by Kocher & Gillum OHJH3:30 PM Oak Harbor 8th Grade School Choir Main Stage4:00 PM Oak Harbor High School Choir Main Stage5:00 PM Class A Dance Studio Main Stage

    Apple Festival ScheduleOak Harbor AppleFestival is October 12-13

    Oct. 1 marks the one year anniversary of Emilys GSEJewelers.

    Emily Baumert of Oak Harbor bought the business,formerly known as GSE Jewelers, when previous own-ers Roger and Linda Velliquette retired. Acting as storemanager for 11 of the 25 years that GSE Jewelers wasin operation, Baumert opted to buy the business afterthe Velliquettes offered the opportunity.

    In the year Emilys GSE Jewelers has been open, shehas painted the store, removed the old dcor and re-

    congured showcases as well as purchased new nejewelry, gift items, handbags and fashion jewelry. Itsexciting when long time customers come in to thestore and see all the changes, Baumert said. Im soblessed by the support of my community, family andfriends. Theyre truly the reason my rst year in busi-ness was a success.

    To celebrate and as a way to say thank you, Emilys

    GSE Jewelers has storewide sales ranging from 10 per-cent to 75 percent off. All diamonds, gemstones andgold and silver jewelry are on sale, as well as fashion

    jewelry, handbags and giftware. In addition, duringthe month of October gift certicates are 20 percentoff.

    With Sweetest Day on Oct. 19 and Christmas rightaround the corner, we wanted to start our year-endsales earlier than we ever have in the past. An anniver-sary sale seemed like the perfect way to achieve that!

    Baumert added.Emilys GSE Jewelers is located in the Knoll CrestPlaza, at the corner of Ohio 53 and Ohio 163. Thestore is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Sat-urday and is closed Sunday. The telephone numberis 419-732-6691, or you can visit them on the web atwww.emilysgse.com.

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    Beck Suppliers with the help of BP has made a dona-tion to Ruth Anns House in the amount of $4,500. Ottawa

    County TransitionalHousing Inc. is a non-prot organizationthat provides housing,supportive servicesand advocacy (RuthAnns House) for thehomeless women withor without childrenwho are survivors of

    domestic violence.OCTHI guides andassists women on aself-directed basis intransition toward self-sufciency and personal growth.

    The donation will be put to use for both a house repairthat provides for the safety of the occupants and to in-crease social activities for the families. According to Di-rector Linda Hartlaub, it is just as important to providefun-lled activities for the families as it is to teach thembudgeting. It helps to provide education in a well-round-ed family. OCTHI is very grateful to Beck suppliers fornominating OCTHI and to BP for the vote of condence.

    On Sept. 28, former Prisoner of War Jessica Lynch wasthe Keynote Speaker at the Ohio Womens Veterans Con-ference, in Columbus. Jessica spoke of her military ser-vice including her capture and described the days she wasin captivity. She further shared how perseverance helpedher survive and encouraged everyone not to give up, nomatter what hurdles they face in life. The deliverance ofher story of courage and conviction was simply amazing.She is a true American Hero and I am humbly honoredto have the distinct pleasure of meeting and talking withher, says De Ann Louk, Executive Director.

    On April 1, 2003, after 9 days in captivity, U.S. SpecialOperations Forces recovered Jessica Lynch. She was therst successful rescue of an American Prisoner of Warsince Vietnam and the rst ever of a woman. Ms. Lynchsawards include the following: Bronze Star Medal, PurpleHeart, Prisoner of War Medal, National Defense ServiceMedal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal,and Army Service Ribbon.

    Over 700 female veterans from across Ohio attended theconference where they heard national, state, and countyofcials talk about what services and benets are availableto women who served their country. De Ann Louk par-ticipated on a Benets Panel, discussed her experience asa career military service member and recently deployedwoman veteran and the issues most important to womenshe served with and the women that are seeking services inher ofce. She further advised of the services and benetsavailable at county veteran service ofces.

    For information on veteran benets or assistance, contactthe Ottawa County Veterans Service Ofce at (419)898-2089, toll free within Ottawa County at (800)610-8872, orvisit at 8444 West State Route 163, Suite 102, Oak Harbor,or website at www.co.ottawa.oh.us/veterans/index.htm.

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    (From let to right) Jessica Lynch, Former POW, and Ex-ecutive Director De Ann M. Louk

    Last weekend a trailer pulled up to the Ottawa County Humane Society loaded withdonations for the animals. The benefactors were from Leafy Oaks Campgrounds, 6955W. State Route 101 , Clyde. Samantha Gilbert, Tricia Anderson and Cathy Hosslerheaded the drive at the campgrounds during the summer and raised nearly $5000.

    Island Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary will be celebrating the rst anniversary andreunion of Butterscotchs brood on Oct. 13 from 12-3 p.m. Butterscotch is a rescue dogwho gave birth to a litter of 13 puppies on Oct. 14 and 15, 2012, at the Sanctuary.

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    Island Safe Harbor Ani-mal Sanctuary is at 3620East State Road in PortClinton. For more infor-mation, 419.960.7287,or email [email protected], website www.wix.com/islandshas or Face-book.

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    October is National Employment for People with Dis-abilities Month which raises awareness about employ-ment issues and the contributions of Americas workerswith disabilities. National data provided by AmericanSociety of Safety Engineers shows that people with devel-opmental disabilities have a 48% lower turnover rate, 67%lower medical costs, and ask for 73% less time off fromtheir positions. This data also shows that 50% would liketo work at a community job. In celebration of Octoberslabel locally, the Ottawa County Board of DD would liketo spotlight two employees at Common Grounds Cafand Catering, Marlee Fejes and Mac Gilleland.

    Lynn James, Manager of Port Clintons CommonGrounds, states they offer an opportunity for peoplewith developmental disabilities to learn skills at the coffee

    shop that can be transferred into other community em-ployment should they move on. New employees start bylearning the basics such as dishwashing and clean up andclimb the ladder as their skill level increases.

    Employees Marlee and Mac have been working at Com-mon Grounds since June, and have increased their skilllevel and are now responsible for a variety of tasks. Mar-

    lee shared her favorite part of working at CommonGrounds is making breakfast sandwiches for cus-tomers. For Mac, he likes being around the people,both customers and his co-workers. He said theyare top notch!

    In the kitchen, employees obtain skills such asfood safety and preparation, and making cookiesand decorating donuts. Employees at CommonGrounds enjoy greeting customers in the caf, tak-ing phone orders, and whipping up your favoritebeverage or sandwich. In addition to kitchen re-sponsibilities, employees run the cash register, doprep work and clean the caf. Lynn pointed out thatemployees see a customer through from start tonish!

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    Co-Chairman John Schaffner presented checks amounting to $9,000 each to SteinHospice and the American Heart Association last Thursday. Both charities receivedhalf the net proceeds of the Chick Schaffner Memorial Charity Golf Classic played atCatawba Island Club last June. Representing Stein Hospice was their Executive Direc-

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    Chick Schaffner Memorial Charity Golf Classis donatesto Stein Hospice and American Heart Association

    The Salvation Army inOttawa County has part-nered with the News Her-ald, Executive Cleaners andHoward Hanna to providewarm winter coats for lo-cal children and families inneed.

    The Salvation ArmysCoats for Families pro-gram will through Jan.2014. This program isbased on donations fromthe general public of newand gently used coats tobe cleaned by ExecutiveCleaners at no charge andredistributed, cost free, tolocal families in need of awinter coat.

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    Over 40 people at-tended the BuildingDoctor Clinic held onSept. 26 in downtownhistoric Port Clinton.The clinic featuredBuilding Doctors Jus-tin Cook and ScottMcIntosh of the OhioHistoric PreservationOfce who presenteda free workshop thatfeatured guidelinesfor renovation proj-ects and ways to solvesome of the mostcommon problem ofbuildings dating from1800 to 1955. In ad-dition, ten downtownproperty owners re-ceived free on-siteconsultations. TheBuilding Doctor Pro-gram was a project ofMain Street Port Clin-tons Design Commit-tee.

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    Main Street Port Clinton TreasurerLarry Hartlaub and Vice-President Ai-mee Slater-West presented checks tothe recipients of Main Street Port Clin-tons Downtown Improvement Grantsat the Downtown Business and Building

    Roundtable on Sept. 19 at the Knights ofColumbus. Grant recipients include theClinton House, the Island House, PerfectColor Hair and Tan and 110 MadisonLLC.

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    Its time for the 20th Annual Ot-tawa County 4-H Endowment Din-ner/Auction scheduled for Satur-day, Oct. 26, at 5 p.m. at the CampPerry Club House. The buffet meal

    will feature baked ham and chickenplus all the xins for a great mealcatered by Ole Zims for only $15.Doors open at 5 p.m. with a SilentAuction of items donated by manyOttawa County 4-H Clubs andarea businesses i.e. themed baskets,baked goods and other interest-ing sundries. Our Grand Auctionwill feature many unique itemsincluding ve nights in a condoin Kissimmee, Florida, 2014 OSUFootball tickets, many OSU items,nighttime game package,Lakeside Cottage rental,and much more.

    The Dinner/Auctionis the major 4-H fund-raiser, annually raisingover $10,000 for the Ot-tawa County 4-H Pro-gram. Monies are usedto support county 4-Hactivities, college scholar-ships and the EndowmentFund. If you are interest-ed in making a donationor would like tickets con-tact OSU Extension, Ot-tawa County at 898-3631.

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    Thank you from Friends ofCemeteryThe Port Clinton Friends of the Cemetery want

    to extend a huge thank you to everyone whoresponded to our yearly fundraising letter. Also,many thanks to the Ottawa County CommunityFoundation and the Stenson Fund for againnding us worthy to receive grant monies.

    Special thanks to Cuevas Construction for thebeautiful job on the curbs at the entrance ofRiverview Cemetery. Thank you to the city work-ers for your logistical thinking and placementof the trash receptacle bases throughout bothcemeteries. The actual trash receptacles shouldbe in place by year end. Thank you Elaine Heiseand Port Clinton Glass for your contributionsand help with issues at the mausoleum.

    Thank you John Kozlok for planting all theowers in the many empty urns at LakeviewCemetery and for keeping them watered dur-

    ing a very dry summer. Also special thanks toJohn Kozlok and Dave McDougall who quietlygo about taking care of the many veteransgraves within our cemeteries. This is a never

    ending job but very much appreciated.Thank you Mr. Peters of Peters Aluminum for ane job of installing new gutters at the mauso-leum and to Mr. Tom Oberle of Seaway Build-ing Services for overseeing the painting of theinside of the mausoleum.

    And nally I want to extend a very specialthank you to Elva Cortez, Joan Hurrell, SandraKoch, Mary Mills and Maria Moon who arethe backbone members of the Friends of theCemetery and never waiver in their dedicationto the betterment of our cemeteries by alwaysgoing the extra mile to get things done.

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    The Wolcott Keepers House-14th Ohio Civil War En-campment is back for the 2013 Lighthouse Festival, Satur-day, Oct. 12, after a years hiatus, along with the KeepersHouse fall tradition of bean soup, Johnny cake, and cider.A group of Civil War re-enactors, led by Captain BrianPorter, will set up camp on the Keepers House grounds,9999 E. Bayshore Road, early Saturday morning, Oct. 12.

    The authentically uniformed and outtted soldiers andcivilian camp followers will demonstrate rie ring, con-

    duct drills, and explain their uniforms and gear through-out the day. The civilians, including soldiers families,a physician and blacksmith will demonstrate the soldiersvital support system and explain what was happening onthe home front. Representatives from the National ParkService will share the history of the Ottawa County and Is-lands during the era, and its impact on American History.Authentic period music will be provided by Tracie Hen-son and the Strings of Glory. The Wolcott Keepers Houseis 2 1/2 miles southwest of the Marblehead Lighthouse.

    Volunteers will conduct tours of the 1820s stone homeof Benajah Wolcott, rst keeper of the Marblehead Light-house and historic cemetery from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Beansoup, johnny cake, and cider will be available for a dona-

    tion, and a small farmers marketwill be on the grounds, includingapples from Moore Orchards inOak Harbor.

    The adjacent gift shop and mu-seum is open and tickets for theannual fund raising rafe will beavailable until the time of the draw-ing at 3:00. Prizes this year are a

    signed and framed Ben Richmondprint, The Keepers House, a Heri-tage queen sized quilt and shamsand a $75 gift certicate from Mar-tha and Mollys, and a MarbleheadDestination bracelet from EmilysGSE Jewelers. Tickets for the an-nual fund raising drawing are onsale for $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00.

    The Ottawa County HistoricalSociety purchased the house and grounds in the 1980sand has restored and maintained it over the years as a liv-ing history site to preserve and share the history of OttawaCounty and the Marblehead Peninsula. The activities are

    supported by donations, grants, and fund raising proj-ects. For more information, and to support or volunteer,visit our web site at www.thekeepershouse.org.

    Civil War Encampment returns to Keepers House

    Put-in-Bay novelist Bob Adamov will be sign-ing books at Twisted Sisters Gallery in downtownMarblehead (next to Averys Cafe) on Saturday,Oct 12, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bob Adamov is anAmerican mystery adventure writer whose sto-ries are based in the Lake Erie South Bass Islandresort town of Put-in-Bay, the Key West of theMidwest. His novels follow the adventures ofWashington Post investigative reporter, EmersonMoore, and are written in the style of Adamovsfavorite author, Clive Cussler. Adamov was thefeatured author at the 2006 Ernest HemingwayDays Literary Festival in Key West and named2010s Writer of the Year by the University of Ak-rons Wayne College. His rst novel, RainbowsEnd, was a nalist as the top ction novel for the2003 Great Lakes Book Award competition thatwas won by the Pulitzer Prize-winner, Middlesex.

    All of his novels were rated 5 Stars by theMidwest Book Review and named as top novelsin northeast Ohio by the Akron Beacon Journal.His novels have won awards at the HollywoodBook Festival, London Book Festival, New YorkBook Festival and the Indie Awards. He was aguest author at the 2008 & 2010 Clive Cussler CollectorsSociety Convention where he met his hero, Clive Cussler,and toured his car collection. Mr. Cussler endorsed Ad-amovs fth book, saying,The Other Side of Hell is agreat read!

    This is all part of the Marblehead Lighthouse Festivalcelebration. There will be a trolley running from down-town Lakeside (the site of the festival) to downtown Mar-blehead, and to the Lighthouse. There are coupons in thetrolley brochure for many of the shops in Marblehead that

    day. The Twisted Sisters Gallery coupon is featuring a freeChristmas ornament (Legend of the Anchor) with pur-chase to the rst 50 coupon holders.

    The Lighthouse will beopen for tours (last of the2013 season), and the Mu-seum and Gift Shop willalso be open for the lasttime this year.

    Adamov book signing atTwisted Sister Saturday

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    N O B U S I N E S S E S P E R M I T T E D

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    Ottawa County - Ottawa Co. Fairgrounds,

    W. St. Rt. 163, Oak Harbor

    Sandusky County - Sandusky Co. Fairgrounds, N. parking lot

    712 North St., Fremont

    Seneca County - Seneca Co. Fairgrounds,

    100 Hopewell Ave., Tifn

    Type of Tire

    Racing tires

    Car & small truck tires

    Price per Tire

    $2.00

    $0.50

    Limit: 10 tires per household

    Accepting tires on or off the rim

    NO Tractor / Semi Tires will be accepted

    This event is for residents of Ottawa, Sandusky

    and Seneca Counties, including all residents ofBellevue & Fostoria. Residents will be charged a

    small fee to recycle tires. Prices are listed below.

    9 a.m. until 12 p.m.

    October 12th

    2 0 1 3

    BY JASMINE CUPP

    With your love, help, prayers, support and donations wecan make a difference here in Ottawa County so that thereis no child hungry, reads the sign at Truth Ministries. OnWednesday, Oct. 2, at 6:30 p.m. the doors of Truth Minis-tries were open, welcoming the community to a free meal.The rst Wednesday of every month Truth Ministriesoffers a free meal, but thats not all theyre offering thecommunity. Located in the former Portage Elementarybuilding, Truth Ministries also houses a resale shop and

    a food pantry. Both the resale shop and food pantry arerun on donations. Kroger recently donated three palletsof frozen food to the food pantry for the community mealon Wednesday. Kroger, Bassetts, St. Josephs in Marble-head, private donors and a grant from the Ottawa CountyFoundation are the primary donors to the food pantry.Thats what keeps us going, said Lois Tuttamore.

    Tuttamore is an inspiration for the program Truth Min-istries participates in called No Child Goes Hungry. 1 in5 children go hungry in America, said Tuttamore. Thatswhat has inspired us to start this program for the commu-nity. If people cannot get themselves to Truth Ministriesfor the free meal, a bus will pick people up who want toattend.

    In the resale shop, prices are lower than a garage sale,said Tuttamore. All clothing is a quarter a piece. There arealso beds, furniture, books and more. The books are free.

    We would rather people take and use the books than have

    them sit here because someone cant afford to buy them,Tuttamore said.

    With all these additional services that are offered for thecommunity, it is not to be forgotten that there are alsochurch services happening in the Truth Ministries build-ing. Church services are held at 10:30 a.m. on Sundays.A nursery and Sunday school are available. Pastor BrianHild said, We are the church of the second chance. Wewant to be the kind of church Jesus would start.

    The Church of Truth Ministries, the food pantry and theresale shop are located at 745 S. Lake Street in Gypsum.

    For more information, call 41-.557.4903.

    The Mufer Smiths Complete Auto Repair is proudlysupporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month by par-ticipating in the Brakes for Breasts campaign fundraiserwhere during the month of October this independently-owned auto repair shop is joining 50 other independentshops representing 19 states across the U.S. by offeringtheir customers FREE brake pads and donating 10% ofevery brake service directly to The Cleveland Clinic BreastCancer Vaccine Research Fund.

    The Brakes For Breasts fundraiser is different from many

    breast cancer fundraising campaigns which run duringOctober because funds raised by these independently-owned auto repair shops goes directly to the ClevelandClinic Breast Cancer Vaccine Fund in order to fund re-search of a vaccine which will lead to a cure for breast can-cer, not just treatments for the disease.

    Another way that this fundraising mission is differentfrom many other breast cancer fundraising efforts is that100% of the proceeds go directly to the Cleveland Clinicand zero percent of these donated prots are lost in anytype of marketing and or administrative fees. Programfounder Leigh Anne Best felt it important to create a pro-gram where the participating shops could raise money foran organization working on a breast cancer vaccine curewhile each shop can see the direct impact of all the fundsthey raise.

    2013 marks the third year for the Breaks For Breasts

    fundraiser. It was launched in 2011 by two women, Leigh

    Anne Best of Mighty Auto Pro in Medina, and Laura Frankof Royal Car Care & Tire Center in Brunswick. Of the pasttwo years fundraising successes and with this years enroll-

    ment jump, Leigh Anne Best says:The third time is a charm! Our rst year (2010), weraised $10k with 5 shops. In 2012 we asked our fellowindependently-owned auto repair shop owners across thecountry to join our mission and we tripled participationwhile raising $33,000k. This year, we are 50 shops strongand have set a goal of $50K with 100% of their proceedsgoing to the Cleveland Clinic Breast Cancer Vaccine Fund.

    The Mufer Smiths Complete Auto Repair is a locally-owned auto repair shop in Port Clinton, dedicated topremier service, customer education, and building com-munity. More information available on the companyswebsite: www.mufersmiths.com

    More information available on Brakes for Breasts web-site Info on the Cleveland Clinic Breast Cancer VaccineResearch Fund is available on the Cleveland Clinic web-site.

    Sarah Williams of Port Clinton has embarked on apersonal tness journey. Both her parents had healthscares in their mid fties, so she realized she needs totake control of her future and steer toward healthierchoices.

    Williams has recently become a Licensed PracticalNurse and as an advocate for public health, she feelsshe must examine the image she portrays to patients,

    family and the community, as a role model of healthylifestyle choices.

    One of her personal tness goals is to complete ahalf marathon, or 13.1 miles. In February of 2014, shewill be running the Glass Slipper Challenge, the En-chanted 10k and the Disney Princess Half Marathon atWalt Disney World in Orlando, FL, as a St. Jude Hero.Williams has pledged to raise $3,200 in donations tobenet the children and families of St. Jude ChildrensHospital in Memphis, TN.

    St. Jude is a research hospital focused on eradicatingcatastrophic children diseases, mainly cancers. Its mis-sion is to nd cures of detrimental pediatric diseasesthrough research and treatment, and provides all treat-ment free of charge.

    Said Williams, So I run. I run for the children andfamilies of St. Jude. I run for the little girls and boys

    who dream of walking, skipping, dancing. I run for thepatients I personally take care- the elderly gentlemenwho fought overseas for the freedoms I have today, thelittle old women who carried the future of our country.I run for those who cannot.

    My journey will be extremely challenging, but in theend it is a drop in a bucket compared to the sea of tri-als the children and families of St. Jude face on a dailybasis. In honor of the 19.3 miles I will complete, I amasking for donations of $19.30, although any donation

    you wish to give is greatly appreciated.To donate to Sarah Williams challenge, go to www.

    heroes.stjude.org/sarahjwilliams.

    Truth Ministries No Child Hungry program

    Port Clinton nurseruns or the children

    Magruder Hospital is announcing its u shot sched-ule for this year. No appointment is required and thecost is $25 per person. Magruder can bill standardMedicare and some Medicare Advantage plans. For pe-diatric u vaccinations, please check with your physi-cian or the Ottawa County Health Department.

    Magruder Hospital Main LobbyFriday, Oct. 11, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Tuesday, Oct. 15, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Wednesday, Oct. 23., 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Friday, Nov. 1, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Friday, Nov. 8, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Wednesday, Nov. 13, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Friday, Nov. 22, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

    Apple Festival in Oak HarborSaturday, Oct. 12, Noon-4 p.m.Sunday, Oct. 13, Noon-4 p.m.

    Magruder HospitalAdult Flu Shot Clinics

    Untreated sewage and failed septic systems are majorcontributors to the pollution and toxic algae bloom inLake Erie that threaten the health of our citizens, sh andwildlife, and negatively impacts our economy.

    Residents in the ve-county area of Erie, Wyandot, San-dusky, Ottawa and Seneca counties now can access fundsto assist with replacing or repairing their home sewagesystems. These funds will be available until May 2014 oruntil funds expire, whichever comes rst.

    Rental properties are not eligible for this assistance, onlyowner-occupied homes, and the property owner must pay

    a $1,000 administration fee before work can begin. In ad-dition, the property owner must have incomes of no morethan 200 percent of the federal poverty guidelines. Forexample, a household of four should not have an annualincome of more than $47,000.

    For those who may be 100 percent of the poverty guide-lines (a household of four no more $23,500), the as-sistance can be 100 percent while those between 100-200percent, the assistance will be 85 percent of the repair/replacement costs.

    Those who are accepted to receive assistance should nothave a contract with a local sewage installation contrac-tor/designer. All contractors registered with the countyshealth department will be contacted to bid on each sys-tem.

    The funds will not cover installation of a new homessewer system, connecting a failing system to the publicsystem, or abandonment of drinking water wells, even if itis required by the local health department.

    Income documentation of all household members over18 years of age must be submitted at the time of applica-

    tion. One of the following will be accepted: proof of em-ployment such as four weeks of pay stubs; verication ofunemployment, social security, child support and/or anyother xed income sources; verication of self-employ-ment income; or copies of bank statements that reectinterest earned in the last year.

    Since funds are limited, those interested are encouragedto apply as soon as possible.

    For applications or more information, call CindyBrookes at 419-334-5016, or visit www.wsos.org.

    Mufer Smiths join Brakes or Breasts

    Assistance available to replace/repair septic systems

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    October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Magruderencourages women to schedule mammograms.

    The Womens Center at Magruder has Saturday hours.Schedule your digital mammogram today.

    Early Detection is the

    Best Prevention

    615 Fulton Street, Port Clinton, OH 43452 419-734-3131 magruderhospital.com

    Oct. 10-31

    Fall Ghost Walks withVictoriaWHAT: History, romance andspiritsWHEN: 7 & 8 p.m. or byappt.WHERE: The Marshall Inn

    Bed & Breakfast, 204 MonroeSt., PCCOST: $8.50 per personINFO: 877-376-5531

    Oct. 10-12

    Lakeside United Method-ist Church Apple Dump-ling SaleWHAT: Call to order andthen pick up during saidtimesWHEN: Thurs. and Fri. 10a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-12p.m.

    WHERE: Lakeside UMC, 450Central Ave.INFO: 419-798-5119

    Thursday Oct. 10

    Candidates and IssuesNightWHAT: Candidates will pres-ent their platformsWHEN: 7 p.m.WHERE: Elks Lodge, 231Buckeye Blvd., PCINFO: 419-734-5503

    Cholesterol, blood pres-

    sure and glucose screen-ingWHEN: 1 p.m.WHERE: Magruder HospitalCOST: $16INFO: Must make appoint-ment 419-734-3131 ext3420

    Chronic Pain SupportGroupWHEN: 6 p.m. second Thurs-day of each monthWHERE: Magruder Hospi-tal Conference Center, PortClinton

    INFO:419-271-3915

    Diabetic Support GroupWHEN: Noon1 p.m., secondThursday of each monthWHERE: Magruder Hospi-tal Conference Center, PortClintonINFO: 419-734-3131 ext.3544

    Health ScreeningWHAT: Cholesterol (Total/LDL/HDL/Triglycerides), bloodpressure and glucose screen-ing.

    WHERE: Magruder Hospital,Port ClintonWHEN: 1 p.m., second Thurs-day of each monthCOST: $16INFO: For appointments, call419-734-3131, ext. 3420.www.magruderhospital.com

    Al-Anon/AlateenWHAT: Twelve-step group forthose affected by anothersdrinkingWHEN: 8 p.m. every Thurs-dayWHERE: Trinity United Meth-odist Church, 135 Adams St.

    Port Clinton

    Art ClassWHEN: 6-7:30 p.m. everyThursdayWHERE: Danbury SeniorCenter, MarbleheadCOST: $10 per classINFO: Call Lori at 419-798-0608.

    Open Public Shooting

    WHAT: Shooters, includingnew shooters, are invited todo practice shooting.WHEN: 5:30-8 pm, Tuesdayand Thursday eveningsWHERE: Camp Perry TrainingSite, Port ClintonINFO: Contact 419.635.2141ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/publicshooting.htmCOST: $5/adult, $2/junior

    Strength TrainingWHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.WHERE: Magruder Confer-ence Center

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

    Oct. 11-12

    East Harbor HalloweenCampoutWHAT: Bonres, hay rides,games, activities and trick-or-treatingWHERE: East Harbor StatePark, 1169 N. Buck Rd.,MarbleheadINFO: 419-734-4424 ext 2,eastharborstatepark.org

    Friday Oct. 11

    Common Grounds WeLove our Customers DayWHAT: Free coffee tastingsand samples of menu items.WHEN: Ribbon cutting at 10a.m. Open 7 a.m.-3 p.m. M-F,8 a.m.-1 p.m. weekendsWHERE: 1848 E. Perry, in theSutton Center, PCINFO: www.commonground-spc.com or 419.732.3777

    Sandusky Ski Club Octo-ber birthdays party

    WHEN: 6:30 p.m.WHERE: Catawba IslandBrewing Co., 2330 E. HarborRd., PCINFO: Tammy at 419-656-3190 or [email protected]

    Al-Anon/AlateenWHAT: Twelve-step group forthose affected by anothersdrinkingWHEN: 7 p.m. every FridayWHERE: St. John LutheranChurch, 122 Ottawa, OakHarbor

    Erie Shores Cruisers freecar showWHAT: All makes & modelsof cars welcome. Music and50/50 rafes.WHEN: 5-9 p.m., Fridaysthrough fallWHERE: Bassetts Marketparking lot at Ohio 53 and163

    Oct. 12-13

    Oak Harbor Apple FestivalWHERE: Downtown OakHarbor

    INFO: 419-898-0479 oroakharborohio.net

    Great Lakes LargemouthSeries ChampionshipWHEN: Boat launch at 7a.m., Weigh-in 3 p.m.WHERE: West Harbor BoatLaunch, 1955 N.E. CatawbaRd.INFO: www.greatlakeslarge-mouthseries.com/cham-pionship/ or www.great-

    lakeslargemouthseries.com/divisions/central-lake-erie/

    Saturday Oct. 12

    Lakeside-MarbleheadLighthouse FestivalWHAT: Pie contest, craftvendors, farmers market,hayridesWHEN: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.WHERE: Lakeside Chau-tauqua and MarbleheadpeninsulaINFO: 419-798-4461 or the-marbleheadpeninsula.com

    Lighthouse Festival at theKeepers HouseWHAT: Civil War encamp-ment, music, camp crafts,military drills and demosWHEN: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.WHERE: The Keepers House,9999 E. Bayshore Rd.,MarbleheadINFO: 419-798-9339 orthekeepershouse.org

    Apple Festival ParadeWHEN: 2 p.m.WHERE: Downtown OakHarborAll Howls Eve GalaWHAT: Another ChanceSanctuary fundraiser, food,prizes, psychic readings, DJWHEN: 7:30 p.m.WHERE: Knights of Colum-bus, 109 E. Perry St., PCCOST: $24 per personINFO: 419-732-1184, 419-960-9716, 419-797-0078

    ApplePalooza

    WHAT: Beer garden andmusic; Last Born Sons andthe JunkWHEN: 4 p.m.-1 a.m.WHERE: Downtown OakHarborINFO: Carolyn at 419-656-9487

    Black Swamp Bird Obser-vatorys 20th AnniversaryCelebrationWHAT: Speaker Joe Duff,Pilot Operation Migration,silent auction, food, prizesWHEN: 4:30-9 p.m.

    WHERE: Catawba IslandClub, 4235 E. Beachclub Rd.COST: $35 BSBO member,$45 nonmembersINFO: www.bsbo.org

    Apple Butter CookingFly-InWHAT: Apple butter made onsite, apple pie and apple ciderWHEN: 11 a.m.-5 p.m.WHERE: Erie-Ottawa Re-gional Airport, 3255 E. StateRd., PCINFO: 419-734-6297 orportclintonairport.com

    Kenn Kaufman ShorebirdID WorkshopWHEN: 10-11:30 a.m.WHERE: Black SwampBird Observatory, SR 2, OakHarborCOST: $25 BSBO member,$35 nonmember, $10 studentINFO: www.bsbo.org

    Wolcott House ToursWHEN: 11 a.m.-3 p.m.WHERE: Wolcott House,9999 E. Bayshore Rd.,MarbleheadINFO: 419-798-9339 orthekeepershouse.org

    Tire Recycling CollectionWHEN: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.WHERE: Ottawa CountyFairgrounds, W SR 163, OakHarborINFO: www.recycleoss.org

    Sunday Oct. 13

    Island Safe Harbor AnimalSanctuary Butterscotchsbirthday and reunioncelebrationWHAT: Door prizes, food,Elite K911 dog trainerWHEN: 12-3 p.m.WHERE: ISHAS, 3620 E.State St., PCINFO: 419-960-7487 orwww.wix.com/islandhas/l [email protected]

    Donna Follman Scholar-ship Fund BenetWHAT: Fundraiser, silentauction and music by NakedBacon BandWHEN: Doors at 4 p.m., din-ner at 6 p.m.WHERE: Elks Lodge, 231Buckeye Blvd., PCCOST: $22.50 per personINFO: Leslie Follman-Pollard419-307-3091

    Big SitWHEN: Sunrise-3 p.m.WHERE: Ottawa NationalWildlife Refuge, W SR 2, OakHarborINFO: 419-898-0014 or fws.gov/Midwest/ottawa

    Field Trip to Meadow-brook MarshWHAT: Leaders Joe Duff,Mark Shieldcastle, KennKaufman and Rob RipmaWHEN: 8:30 a.m.INFO: Must register for tripwww.bsbo.org

    Crepe BrunchWHAT: Great bloody Marysand MimosasWHEN: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.WHERE: Canoe Club, 5831East Harbor Rd., MarbleheadINFO: 419-960-7030

    Live Music featuringacoustic & jazzWHAT: Steve JadWHEN: 6-9 p.m.WHERE: Canoe Club, 5831East Harbor Rd., MarbleheadINFO: 419-960-7030

    Monday Oct. 14

    Alzheimers Associationhosts Caregiver SupportGroupsWHEN: 9 a.m.WHERE: Magruder Hospi-tal Conference Room, 615Fulton St.

    INFO: Jody Strickling 419-707-2682 or Marian Blevins419-656-8197

    Peace by Piece QuiltersGuildWHEN: 7 p.m.WHERE: 360 E. Ottawa St.,Oak Harbor

    Al-Anon/AlateenWHAT: Twelve-step group forthose affected by anothersdrinkingWHEN: 7 p.m. every MondayWHERE: St. Thomas Episco-pal Church, 214 E. Second

    St., Port Clinton

    Sisters in SobrietyWHAT: Sisters in Sobriety, awomens AA meeting, baby-sitter providedWHEN: 7:30 p.m.WHERE: Sutton Center, 1854E. Perry, Port Clinton

    Alzheimers SupportGroupWHEN: 9 a.m., second Mon-day of each monthWHERE: Magruder Confer-ence Center, Port Clinton

    INFO: 419-734-3131 ext.3363

    YogaWHEN: 5:30-6:30 p.m.Mondays, September-April,following school calendarWHERE: Danbury Schools,MarbleheadCOST: $8 per classINFO: M-Th after 3:30 p.m.at 419-798-5195 or www.danbury.k12.oh.us.

    Tuesday Oct. 15

    Ottawa County Genea-logical Society meetingWHAT: A Grave Situation byJana Sloan Broglin, authorand genealogistWHEN: 7 p.m.WHERE: Ida Rupp Library,310 Madison St., PCINFO: 419-732-3212

    Open Public ShootingWHAT: Shooters, includingaspiring new shooters, are in-vited to do practice shooting.WHEN: 5:30-8 pm, Tuesdayand Thursday evenings

    WHERE: Camp Perry TrainingSite, Port ClintonINFO: Contact 419.635.2141ext. 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/publicshooting.htmCOST: $5/adult, $2/junior

    PilatesWHAT: Pilates with LauraTyson, instructorWHEN: 9 a.m. TuesdaysWHERE: The Ballet School,Madison St., Port ClintonCOST: $5INFO: [email protected].

    Strength TrainingWHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.,every Tuesday and ThursdayWHERE: Magruder Confer-ence CenterCOST: $4 per sessionINFO: 419-732-4061

    TOPSWHAT: Take Off PoundsSensibly; all are welcomeWHEN: 6 p.m. every TuesdayWHERE: Catawba Commu-nity Hall, 3307 NW CatawbaRoad

    YogaWHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. everyTuesdayWHERE: Magruder Hospi-tal Conference Center, PortClintonCOST: $8 per class for thewhole month or $10 per classINFO: 419-635-2337

    Wed Oct. 16

    Marblehead LighthouseHistorical Society Meet-ingWHEN: 7 p.m.WHERE: Otterbein NorthShore Activity Room, 9400North Shore Blvd., Marble-head

    Town Hall Meeting withCity Councilwoman Deb

    BenkoWHAT: Open discussion andrefreshmentsWHEN: 7 p.m.WHERE: Mango Mamas,behind Kokomo Bay, 40 N.Madison St.INFO: 419-341-7354

    Mental Illness Anxiety &Depression Peer to PeerSupport GroupWHEN: 6-7:30 p.m., thirdWednesday of each monthWHERE: Magruder Hospi-tal Conference Center, PortClintonINFO: 419-732-6264

    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

    TOPS

    WHAT: Take Off PoundsSensibly. All are Welcome.WHEN: 4:30 p.m. everyWednesdayWHERE: Danbury SeniorCenter, Marblehead

    TOPSWHAT: Take Off PoundsSensibly; all are welcomeWHEN: 6 p.m. every Wednes-dayWHERE: Oak Harbor Library,147 W. Main St.INFO: 419-276-0304

    Community Calendar

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    3rd Annual Youth Sports

    6801 E. Harbor Road, Marblehead

    419-734-9464

    Face Painting MagicianBake Sale 50/50 raffles

    Fishbowls DJ Manny BurnsAnd More!

    Sunday, Nov. 3rd at 12pmAl l Pr oceeds sh ar ed betw een Danb uryand Port Clinton Youth Sports

    Show off your skills! $25 to enter the cookoffor

    Be the Judge! $10 to eat and enjoy the festivities!

    Contestant Awards:Peoples Choice: $100 plus gift basket

    Judges Choice: $50 plus gift basket

    Jason LaPorte6:30 pm to 10:00 pm

    SaturdayOctober 12th

    FREE Pool$1 Drafts

    Mon.-Thurs.All Day

    Lock Dock & Barrel124 Buckeye Blvd. 419-734-6507

    www.lockdockandbarrel.comKitchen Open til 2:30 am

    Fr

    MWings 35

    TKaraoke Night

    $7 foot long sub

    W$5 Burgers,$3 Bourbon

    Th$7 All U Can Eat Tacos

    $3 Well Drinks

    Yellow Perch $13.99Friday Night Tailgates

    Pregame forRedskins Games

    Sa

    $10 Buckets of BeerOhio State Alumni Parties

    for All Buckeyefootball games

    Su

    1/2 Dog $5, Burger $5,

    $2 Domestics.

    NFL Sunday Ticket

    Wedding Reception Facility & Catering Available

    SeniorsGone WILD!

    Wednesday October 16th5:30-8:30

    Every Thursday & Sunday - DJ Hondo Every Friday - DJ Chief

    Sat. Oct. 26th

    Hog Roast/Halloween PartyCostumes Encouraged

    Prizes!

    Monday-Friday Open at 4pm

    Saturday-Sunday Open at 11:30am

    Gift Certificates Available

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