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n Tonight is a big night, as usual, with the annual Candi-date’s Night at the Port Clinton Elks Lodge sponsored by the Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce and the Port Clinton Business and Professional Women. Here is your chance to hear about the issues and hear directly from the candidates in the November 4 elec-tion.
n State Representative Chris Redfern will still be in town on Friday, October 3 for a special Town Hall at Port Clinton City Hall starting at 11 a.m. He will pro-vide a brief overview of actions in the legislature for area residents to learn about and discuss state legisla-tive issues, as well has hold a listening session with his constituents.
n Our “Find Wylie” winner this week is Jennifer Litz who was one of 231 people to find our friendly fish hiding the ad for Ohler & Holzhauer on page 2A in last week’s Beacon. Jennifer wins our weekly $20 gift card from Friendship Food Stores. We’ll be hiding Wylie again this week, so if you find him, drop off an en-try form at our office in the Beacon Place Business Center or click on the Find Wylie Icon at our website thebeacon.net.
n Enjoy an entertaining evening this Friday, October 3, at Catawba Island and support Stein Hospice. The evening starts at 6 p.m. in the pavilion with a prime rib, crab and lobster dinner, moving to craft beer and wine tastings. Live entertainment will be provided by Billy Donato plus there will be a live auction. Guest are encouraged to wear “After 5” attire. The cost is $90 per person. Tickets can be purchased by calling CIC or by calling 1-800-625-5269. They will also be sold at the door.
n The Port Clinton football team will be traveling almost to Pennsylvania, with a trip to Conneaut this Satur-day. Kick-off is at 1 p.m. There will be no pre-sale of tickets. Tickets at the gate on Saturday will be $6. Also, PCHS is accepting applications for the head girls’ soft-ball coach. Interested applicants should send a letter of interest and resume to Rick Dominick, Athletic Director, Port Clinton High School, 821 S. Jefferson Street, Port Clinton, Ohio 43452.
n October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. You can “pay it forward” just by dining at either Nagoya or Ciao Bella this month. Each restaurant will have a weekly feature that incorporates pink. When you pur-chase one of these features, they will give a portion of the proceeds right back to someone in our own com-munity who has or is currently undergoing treatment.
n Join us for our next “Coffee with the Editor” session at Common Grounds held every Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. Each Wednesday we have a small group that discusses local issues and we get good ideas about community news stories to cover.
n The Port Clinton Rotary Club is hosting their 5th An-nual Rotary Pizza Challenge on Tuesday, October 21, from4-7 p.m. at the Port Clinton Moose Lodge on W. Lakeshore Drive. Celebrity judges determine the best specialty pizza, high school students judge the best pepperoni pizzas, and YOU vote for the People’s Choice. Tickets are $10 for all the pizza you can eat.
n Early reservations are recommended for PC Seniors’ 11th Annual Big Band Dance to be held on Sunday, November 2, from 2-5 p.m. at the Port Clinton Moose Lodge on W. Lakeshore Drive in Port Clinton. Admis-sion is $10 advance or $12 at the door. The event is sponsored by the Moose Lodge and Otterbein Senior Lifestyle Choices. They will also feature the 17 piece big band “Night Session”. For more information and tickets, call Juanita Mills-Persely at 419-341-1080.
BY JASMINE CUPPThe City of Port Clinton’s finances and state
of being have been a hot topic for some time among residents, part-time residents and frequent visitors to the area. The condition of City streets and infrastructure are a concern for residents and visitors. With a decreasing population and just un-der half of Port Clinton’s population being retired and not contributing to income tax revenue, the City is receiving less and less to keep up with day to day operations.
Being the county seat, it is said that the economy in Port Clinton has a direct ef-fect on the rest of the county. City of Port Clinton Auditor Cole Hatfield and Port Clinton City Council Finance Committee Chair Mike Snider explain how the City gets its revenue, how the budget is created and just how much money the City really has.
HOW MUCH MONEY DOESPORT CLINTON REALLY HAVE?
“The City budget is established by historical record. Out of the $12 million plus budget, $9 million of it is set in stone. That only leaves $3-4 million for day to day operations in the general fund. For the general budget there are 17 categories that the funds go; police depart-ment, street department, mayor, etc. In 2014, the gen-eral fund was $3.5 million and of that $3.5 million all but 6.48% was allocated towards specific things; equipment, contracted services, wages, etc.” said Snider.
“So, when we look at the budget, yes, its $12-13 million, but we are only able to control a small portion of that because it’s allocated to specific tasks and functions. When the administration brings a budget proposal to the financial committee they look at the 6.48% and de-cide where that goes,” said Snider.
The things that comprise as discretionary are the fire-works fund, incidentals (such as if a window in the Se-nior Center breaks), recreation programs (such as open gym at the high school), sponsorships (such as if a fish-ing tournament comes to town) and this year park im-provements; the addition of restrooms at Portage Park. All these things need to be done, but they are not part of the day to day operations.
“It would be nice to have heated arguments in the finance committee meetings, but there is not much to argue about because there is not much to allocate,” said Snider.
WHERE DOES THE MONEY COME FROM?In the allocation of expenditures, the City auditor
looks at the revenue. City revenue is made up of three things: real estate tax, bed and dock tax and (what rev-enue is mostly made of) income tax. From 2009 to 2014 revenue expectations have gone down $600,000.
“The only way to tell if the calculations are correct is if at the end of the year when the actual money comes in. We can only project,” said Hatfield. “The projections and revenue have gone down. Right now we are looking at a 6% decrease from last year.”
“Everyone thought we’d see a boost in the spring due
to the Davis Besse maintenance. In reality, we haven’t seen the numbers go above last year. What
that is telling us is that if it weren’t for Davis Besse we would be even lower
than last year; Davis Besse actu-ally helped us maintain,” said
Hatfield.“The fire department is not in the general fund, it is funded by levies. Port Clinton Fire Chief Kent Johnson has been great at using funds to update equipment and to take action to improve the longevity of the pump-ers and trucks at the sta-tion,” said Snider. “He is
only able to do that because he knows he has a source of
revenue to count on. No other department in the City can plan
for that type of long term viability because the revenue streams aren’t
there. For example, even though the po-lice department has gotten some new vehicles,
the other vehicles that need replaced need maintenance and that drags down the budget.”
HOW IS THIS AFFECTING THE CITY?“The streets and infrastructure is a big issue. One
mile today costs $1 million to update; that includes new streets, curbs, sewers and waterlines. It’s about $50,000 per block (which is roughly 1/10 of a mile) to grind and pave the street. It is suggested that streets be repaved every 20 years and to keep up with that the City should be paving 1 ½ miles every year. This year only 100s of yards were done,” said Snider.
“Now, unfortunately, we have to rely on grants to ac-complish these repairs and those are very competitive,” said Hatfield.
“To do basic “keep the lights on” services, we need more revenue. We are already at bare bones, making more cuts would have serious implications on the City,” said Hatfield.
If property taxes are going down, real estate tax goes down and if people are not working who live inside the City limits then the income tax revenue goes down. We are already experiencing a “perfect storm” of revenue streams going down,” said Hatfield.
“We have been blessed in the past to have carryover, but that is lessening because of ongoing projects; car-ryover can only last so long,” said Snider. “We are trying to even out expenditures with revenue. The margins are getting smaller and smaller.”
We are doing the best with what we have, but we need additional revenue. Looking long term, we need to do something. We are looking to maintain, at this point we cannot expand. We are not near bankruptcy by any means, but we need to do something,” said Hatfield.
HOW CAN THE RESIDENTS HELP?Councilman Snider explained that anyone spending
money inside the City will help with revenue.“Even something as easy as going out to eat one time
a week in the City is helpful,” said Snider. “It sounds simple, but all the small things really add up.”
“Council is looking to make Port Clinton more busi-ness friendly, but government cannot solve all the prob-lems.”
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BY JASMINE CUPPThe Lake Erie Warbirds hosted a WWII TBM Avenger
gathering and final reunion at the Liberty Aviation Museum on Saturday, September 27.
There was a tribute to Willis Lodge and Torpedo Squadron 34 given by LaRose Meadows and a presentation on WWII TBM Squadrons and Veterans by Todd Hackbarth. There was also an opportunity for those in attendance to meet and speak one on one with WWII crewmembers.
Squadrons represented in the ceremony were VT-20, VT-23, VT-34, VT-36, VC-83, VTN-91, VC-92, VC-81, VC-63, Torpedo Squadron 46, VF-3 and VF-12 (Hellcat). Aboard these aircraft carriers were: USS Enterprise CV-6, USS Lex-ington CV-16, USS Monterey CV-16, USS Saratoga CV-3, USS KitKun Bay CVE-71, USS Bataan CVL-29, USS San-gamon CVE-26, USS Windham Bay CVE-92, USS Siboney CVE-122 and USS Lunga Point CVE-94.
The Lake Erie Warbirds would like to thank the follow-ing people and organizations for donating and/or raising money for the event: VFW Post 1238, Eagles 2295, VFW Post 2480, Bierkeller Pub, Bassett’s Market, Catawba Island Club, Miller Boat Line, Jet Express and Ed and Kathy Pickard.
For more information about the Liberty Aviation Museum visit libertyaviationmuseum.org.
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BELOW LEFT: Tails of the TBM Avengers lined up outside of the Liberty Aviation Museum.
BELOW RIGHT: Charlie Cartledge of the Lake Erie Warbirds and a major orchestrator of this event waves to the crowd before taking flight Saturday at the reunion.
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Joan (Kollman) BeaverApr. 15, 1940-Sept. 28, 2014
Joan (Kollman) Beaver, 74, of Port Clinton, died Sunday, September 28, 2014 at Riverview Nurs-ing Home Oak Harbor, OH. She was born April 15, 1940 in Youngstown, OH, to the late Fred and Alice (Armstrong) Kollman. On August 1, 1944 she married Dennis Beaver and he survives. Joan was a teach-er. She was a member of Immaculate Conception
Catholic Church, Port Clinton, OH. Joan also was a member of the Port Clinton Yacht Club. She will be greatly missed by her loving family and friends.
Survivors include: Husband: Dennis Beaver; Sister: Mary Alice (John) Schaffner of Port Clinton; Broth-ers: Richard (Judy) Kollman of Hudson, OH and Jim (Valerie) Kollman of Avon Lake, OH, Nephew: Mark Schaffner and other loving Nieces & Nephews.
Friends may call from 9:30-10:00am, Saturday, Oc-tober 04, 2014 in the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home, Port Clinton, OH. Funeral Services will be conducted, at 10:30am, Saturday, October 04, 2014, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Port Clinton, OH. Memorial contributions can be made to Stein Hospice and Immaculate Conception Cath-olic Church. Online condolences may be shared with the family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.
Minerva “Minnie” KratzNov. 15, 1921-Sept. 27, 2014
Minnie Kratz, 92, of Fremont died Saturday, Sep-tember 27, at Elmwood Assisted Living in Fremont. She was born November 15, 1921 in Wolcott, IN to the late Nora (Byroad) and Hilton Wilson.
Funeral Services were conducted 11 a.m., Wednes-day, October 1, in the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home, 216 Washington St, Port Clinton, where friends were able to call one hour prior. Burial fol-lowed in LaCarpe Cemetery, Lacarne, Ohio. Me-morial Contributions to Trinity United Method-ist Church or Hayes Memorial United Methodist Church. Online condolences may be shared with the family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.
David J. StonerSept. 1, 1946-Sept. 26, 2014
David J Stoner, 68, of Findlay, passed away suddenly on Fri-day, September 26, at Magruder Hospital in Port Clinton. Dave was born on September 1, 1946 in Findlay, to the late Richard and Mimi (Winders) Stoner. Dave graduated from Findlay High School in 1964, served his coun-try in the U.S. Army, and was a 32nd Degree Mason. He worked at Findlay Mantel and Tile Company for many years and was known to many as “The Tile Guy.” Dave was an avid boater, fisherman and enjoyed fishing with his friends and many dogs. He loved the water.
Dave is survived by his wife of 26 years, Linda (Wood) Stoner; children, Ann (Billy) Martin, Jenny (Scott) Benningfield, Chuck (Sarah) Laveglia, and Bill (Colleen) Laveglia; grandchildren, Scott, Al-lison, Nathan, Zach, Ashley, Emily, Tony, Michael, Dominic, Morgan, and Mallory; sister, Becky (Gary) Hawk; brother, Joseph (Anne) Stoner many nieces and nephews; and beloved dog “Dock II”
Friends and family were able to visit on Tuesday, September 30, from 4-8 p.m. at Hufford Family Fu-neral Home, 1500 Manor Hill Rd, Findlay (419-422-1500). A funeral service was held on Wednesday, at 1 p.m. in the funeral home with Pastor Larry Kreps officiating. Full military rites were conducted by the Hancock County Veteran Memorial Squad following the service. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu-tions in Dave’s name may be made to the Cincin-nati Shriners Burn Hospital, the AMVETS Post 21, Findlay, or to the Irish Setter Rescue of Ohio. Online condolences may be sent to: www.huffordfh.com.
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On Tuesday, October 7, at 5:30 p.m. the Port Clinton City Council Planning and Development Committee will be holding their regular monthly meeting at City Hall. The agenda of this meet-ing will focus exclusively on public comment re-garding Issue 6 (the ballot initiative organized by C.O.R.D.). Those speaking will be given three min-utes.
Planning and Development Committee asking for public comment on Issue 6
The public is invited to a forum where candidates for public offices and is-sues representatives will have an opportunity to present their platforms.
Candidates for Ottawa County offices including judiciary candidates, com-missioner, auditor, and state and federal offices have been invited.
Representatives sup-porting and opposing Is-
sue 6 regarding the parks initiative in Port Clinton will be present. Mental health renewal levy for Ottawa and Erie County is also on the ballot.
The program will be broadcast on WPCR, on the internet and taped and later shown on cable.
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of Clubs 4-H club has hosted a Hog Calling Contest during the local county fair. This event would not be possible without the generous support of our community. The Ace of Clubs 4-H club would like to thank the following donors for their gifts for the 14th Annual Hog Calling Contest held this summer at the 50th Ottawa County Fair.
KrogerBassett’sJet ExpressBolte InsuranceFriendship Food StoresGresh EngravingGabriel Anthony’s SalonRich’s Drive ThruJT’s Catawba CaféMonsoon LagoonHasselbach MeatsHerbs Sportsman’s SupplyCrosswinds RestaurantIsland AdventureImprint Logo
The Ace of Clubs 4-H club would also like to congratulate this year’s winners.
5 year old and under female division: First place Page Lenke, second place Ava Goetz, honorable mention Libby Snod-grass
5 year old and under male division: First place Jaxon Smith, second place Caden Smith
6 - 10 year old female division: First place Alivia Goetz, second place Sydney Mah-aney, honorable mention Phoebe Lenke
6 - 10 year old male division: First place Dylan Mahaney, second place Mason Montgomery, honorable mention Richard McLaughlin
11 - 17 year old female division: First place Maddy Brazzel, second place Aliso-no Schultze, honorable mention Gracie M.
11 - 17 year old male division: First place Garrett Gresh
Adult female division: First place Doro-
thy Gackstetter, second place Danielle McLaughlin
Adult male division: First place Jim Sass, second place Chris Milbrodt
Couples division: First place Alex Suter & Haley Klima, second place Jim & Molly Sass, honorable mention Allison & Nick Woods.
We would like to thank everyone that participated and are looking forward to seeing you at the 15th Annual Hog Call-ing Contest next year at the 2015 Ottawa County Fair.
Vicki BroughAce of Clubs 4-H Club, Advisor
Starving ArtistIt seems that every time I step on the
scale I am reminded that I m not a starv-ing artist. It was an honor to accept the award for “Best of the Best Artist” in Ot-tawa County. For this I am grateful, and wish to thank everyone for that privilege. Receiving that award caused me to reflect back 35 years ago when I opened my stu-dio. It has not been an easy climb. Early on, I rented a space in an old warehouse in Cleveland to be close to my mentor who was in his 80’s. Not having much money, I had to live in my studio where I put up two walls with a door in the corner that became my bedroom. I did not have a shower or a kitchen. When I lay down at night, I could hear the rats scrounging around my studio. I also had a gun held on me and thought I was going to die. But hey, that’s another story.
Being an artist is not as glamorous as most people think. Consider the facts; the average wage for an artist is $44,000. There is no pension, health benefits, paid vacation, sick days, retirement package, or weekly pay check. As a result, almost all the artists I know have to work an-other job. A typical artist buys materials, spends time creating their art, then hopes and prays that someone will come along
to buy it, never knowing when they will get paid. When they do, it’s usually at a discounted offer. Sadly, some of their art-work never sells. Because of this, every artist I know struggles and never reach-es their creative potential. I state all these facts just to make people aware it is very common to see an artist close their gallery and leave our community because they couldn’t make ends meet. I want to encourage everyone to consider your lo-cal artist the next time you need a gift or want to enhance your home. Try not to run to any store and buy something made in China that will not last. A nice gift of art can enhance a person’s life every day. When you support any of our local art-ists a couple things will happen; you will make the artist’s day, they will be able to pay their bills, and it will encourage their creativity as they buy materials and create more fabulous art. And you will be sup-porting American jobs. After all, our prod-ucts are made in the U.S.A!
A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever,Cary FergusonFerguson’s Glass Gallery
VotingOur efficient Ohio Secretary of State Jon
Justen has told us that in Ohio it is easy to vote and hard to cheat; vote from home, vote early or vote on election day. Just call the Ottawa County Board of Elections at 419-898-3071 for instruction.
Now we have no excuse for not voting and, consequently, the election of profes-sional politicians, double dippers or fam-ily members without qualifications. Let’s keep it honest, let’s stop listening to shal-low politics from desperate people.
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Thank you for the water rescueOn Friday September 19th I was taking
our family boat to Bass Haven Marina in Marblehead. On the way my engine over-heated and died. Two fisherman from So-lon, OH, who were in town for a bass tour-nament, rescued me and eased my level of panic and towed me to Bass Haven.
Neither of these gentleman would take any money or give me their names. Brian from Bass Haven assisted these rescuers and ensured I got into the hoist safely. For all of these people who helped me, I send a big heartfelt thank you for your kindness and assistance.
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Sound Off
BY JASMINE CUPPRick Noderer of Citizens Organized for Responsible Develop-
ment (CORD), under the Ohio Sunshine Law, did a public re-cord’s request through City Hall requesting copies of leases from the City leasing property. Noderer requested leases from 2009 to 2014 and only received two documents back from the City.
“From my request I received two leases through the City: one was regarding the Senior Center and the other was Sassy Sal Charters,” said Noderer. “This tells me that the City does not con-sider park reservation contracts or event applications as leases.”
Port Clinton Mayor Vince Leone was quoted in The Beacon at a Friends for Port Clinton meeting question-ing if CORD’s ballot initiative about parks (Issue 6) would halt any activity on any park land. “There is no exchange of funds, but it constitutes as a lease because the space is reserved on park land by the City,” said Mayor Leone.
CORD hopes that after this finding, Mayor Leone will retract recent statements being reported by the press and repeated on social media sites because he is attempting to confuse voters.
“This appears to be a misinformation campaign by the opposition resulting in the manufactured appearance of
a community in confusion. We have encountered hundreds of voters who are eager to have a voice and vote on the sale or lease of our parks. A public retraction would be in order along with his assurance that passage of the ordinance would not affect the citizens’ use of the parks,” said Noderer.
CORD is a Political Action Committee formed to promote re-sponsible development in Port Clinton through and by ballot ini-tiatives and City legislation. For more information about CORD visit savewaterworkspark.org.
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State Representative Chris Redfern (D-Catawba Island) will host a town hall discussion on Friday, October 3, at 11 a.m. in Port Clinton City Hall Council Chambers.
Rep. Redfern holds town hall meetings throughout Erie and Ottawa Counties to listen to constituents’ ideas, con-cerns and feedback.
Rep. Redfern will also provide a brief overview of ac-tions in the legislature for area residents to learn about and discuss state legislative issues. The event is free and open to the public.
Redfern to hold town hall meetings in Port Clinton
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Ottawa County Auditor Lawrence Hartlaub is hosting three pub-lic Town Hall meetings across the county in October. Hartlaub is pro-viding this opportunity for Ottawa County residents to learn more about their property tax bills, available tax credits and the property valuation process. In addition, he will explain where residents’ tax money goes and different ways Ottawa County com-munities utilize levies.
Ottawa County residents are welcome at any of the
three meetings without prior registration; however, seat-ing is limited. Each Town Hall Meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. and likely conclude around 6:30 p.m. with a question and answer period. The schedule is as follows:
Wednesday, October 8 at Ida Rupp Public Library Room A in Port Clinton
Thursday, October 9 at the Oak Harbor Public LibraryTuesday, October 14 at the Genoa Public Library“Property taxes can be difficult to understand, espe-
cially when our state’s tax department makes annual changes,” said Hartlaub. “My goal with this presentation is to demystify the property tax system and create more trust between the citizens and the government through
knowledge of our tax system.”Auditor Hartlaub has already presented at several lo-
cal subdivisions’ monthly meetings this year includ-ing Danbury Schools, Port Clinton Schools, City of Port Clinton, Village of Marblehead, Bay Township, Carroll Township, Clay Township, Danbury Township, Harris Township, Portage Township, Put-in-Bay Township and Salem Township. Additional subdivision presentations are scheduled in the near future.
For questions about the meetings or the Ottawa Coun-ty Auditor’s office, visit www.ottawacountyauditor.org, email [email protected] or call 419-734-6740.
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BY JASMINE CUPPOn Sunday, September 28, Ottawa National Wildlife
Refuge hosted its 7th annual Cars for Critters benefit car show. Over 220 cars were involved in the event. Drivers picked from a variety of critter themed classes to show off their vehicles including: best bird, mammal, fish, insect, reptile, street rod, antique, and fledging classic.
Also at the car show was the rehab team from Back to the Wild located in Castalia. Back to the Wild brought education animals (snakes, owls and other large birds of prey) and had a wide variety of educational displays on how to keep habitats safe for animals.
For more information about Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge visit onwra.com and for more information on Back to the Wild visit backtothewild.com.
BY JASMINE CUPPAt their quarterly meeting held on Thursday, September
25, at Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge in Oak Harbor, the Ohio Lake Erie Commission announced the winners of their Life on Lake Erie photo contest and presented the Ohio Lake Erie awards.
The Life on Lake Erie photo contest encouraged pho-tographers to submit photos that depict life in and around Lake Erie. This year there was also a special category ask-ing for winter scenes and icescapes to highlight the harsh winter in the area. Photographs were to be taken between August 1, 2013 and July 31, 2014. The winning photo-graphs in the contest are going to be used by Ohio Lake Erie Commission to promote various events to promote Lake Erie.
“The photo contest provides photographers a chance to show what life is like for them and how they experience the lake. Many photos captured special moments and the serenity that the lake can provide,” said Ohio Lake Erie Commission executive director Gail Hesse. “We want to honor these moments by sharing these moments.”
At the meeting there were six out of the eleven winners present:
Patricia Healy of Toledo with a photo of a warbler, Tom Green of Vandalia with a photo of the Brig Niagara, Stephanie Weeks of Port Clinton with a photo of a car-dinal, Chad Whaley of Sandusky with an icescape of the lake, Valerie Giavanucci of Toledo with a marsh land-scape and Kim Yanke of Huron with a portrait of a young girl playing on the beach.
For more information on the Ohio Lake Erie Commis-sion or their Life on Lake Erie photo contest visit lakeerie.ohio.gov.
Life on Lake Erie photo contest winners
Car lovers flock to Cars for Critters
The Oak Harbor Area Chamber of Com-merce is happy to announce the schedule for the 36th annual Apple Festival Octo-ber 11 and 12. It will be a weekend full of food, fun and entertainment.
The festival begins on Saturday morning at 9 a.m. with opening ceremonies on the main stage followed by the crowning of the 2014-2015 Apple Festival Queen and Princess. After the crowning of royalty, the results of the baking contest are an-nounced and then there will be a cutest baby contest.
At 2 p.m. the grand parade will snake through the streets of Oak Harbor. The pa-rade awards will be given out at 4 p.m. Also at 4 p.m. there will be a cornhole tourna-ment at the beer garden. At 4:30 p.m. there will be a Kiddie Tractor Pull sponsored by Oak Harbor FFA. The talent show takes the stage at 6 p.m. and the Applepalooza Dance starts at the beer tent at 7 p.m. The
Junk takes the stage in the beer tent at 10 p.m. and there will be bingo at the Apple Festival from 6-11 p.m.
On Sunday, the Apple Festival Car Show starts at 12 p.m. and goes until 4 p.m. There will be a firefighters memorial bell ceremony at 1 p.m. The 8 and under Apple Run starts at 1 p.m., the ages 9-14 Apple Run starts at 1:30 p.m. and the Apple Run 5k starts at 2 p.m. The Apple Run awards will be presented at 3 p.m.
The Oak Harbor eighth grade choir will perform at 3:30 p.m. and the Oak Harbor High School choir takes the stage at 4 p.m.
Additional activities include: baking contest, Boy Scout apple butter stir and sale, craft show, rides, flea market, antique tractor show and vendors.
For more information on the Apple Fes-tival contact the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce at 419-898-0479.
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The Ottawa County Republican Wom-en’s Club Fall Banquet is Monday, Oc-tober 13 at 1812 Food & Spirits Restau-rant in Port Clinton. The doors open at 6 p.m. with a cash bar and dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. The guest speaker is Jon Hus-
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BY JOHN SCHAFFNERSunday afternoon, the
family of Carl Driftmyer, 86, of Portage Township surprised him with a very special honor at the Lib-erty Air Museum. Army Private Driftmyer, a veter-an of the Korean War who served 10 months driving tanks on the front lines, was presented with a Quilt of Valor by Kathy Pettry of North Ridgeville.
He was totally surprised by his special honor, not-ing that since he returned home in the early 1950s, “I never got thanks for anything!” Driftmyer was wounded in action, receiv-ing the Purple Heart, along with a number of other medals from his time in the military.
Over 10,000 handmade Quilts of Valor have been presented to worthy veter-ans over the years. Kathy Pettry and her husband Tim have presented over 30 of them this year alone.
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BY NANCY BEADLE
The Nature Conservancy’s Great Egret Marsh celebrated its Grand Opening on a perfect fall day in September. The event was hosted by TNC staff members. A crowd of supporters, including birders, canoers and kayakers, hikers, nature lov-ers, and government dignitaries gathered under a white tent facing a gorgeous vis-ta of open water for a welcome by Josh Knights, TNC Ohio Executive Director. Marian Gabel, Chairman of TNC’s Ohio Board of Trustees, described the mission and scope of the Conservancy and where Great Egret Marsh fits into the plan.
U.S. Representative Marcy Kaptur spoke of the value of preserving and restoring this wetland which will help contribute toward a healthier Lake Erie. She empha-sized that the Western Lake Erie Basin
is the most productive area in the Great Lakes and is economically important to Ohio. A flyover of migrating Canada geese added emphasis to her remarks.
State Senator Randy Gardner gave a rundown of the state’s efforts to deal with the microcystis blooms in the lake, start-ing with phosphorus loading from farm runoff. The water crisis in Toledo in Au-gust was a wakeup call to action. The state government is serious about doing what-ever is necessary to bring our lake back to health. The geese seconded his words with another flyover.
Tara Baranowski, Lake Erie Coasts & Is-lands Project Manager, explained plans to restore the Great Egret Marsh wetland to its original condition beginning this fall with moves to eradicate stands of the in-vasive plant phragmites, a tall marsh weed
which grows abundantly in wetlands. Next spring planting of native trees and shrubs will continue the restoration process.
Congressman Kaptur and Senator Gardner shared the ribbon-cutting honor to officially open the in-terior of the 155-acre pre-serve to the public. Staff people led hikes on the 1.2 mile trail with its two over-looks, while canoers and kayakers explored the wa-ters off the shore.
The Nature Conser-vancy purchased land for the Great Egret Marsh in 2013 with a grant from the Clean Ohio Conservation Fund. The marsh protects coastal wetlands that re-duce the amount of pollut-ants entering Lake Erie. It provides important habitat for fish, birds, and other aquatic life. During the spring and fall Lake Erie is one of the most important stopover sites in North America for bird migra-tion.
Great Egret Marsh is lo-cated on Buck Road across from East Harbor State Park. For parking take Route 269 north to Buck Road 139a. Turn left at the ice cream stand. The en-trance is 500 feet on the right. The marsh is open from sunrise to sunset dai-ly year round. For more in-formation visit nature.org/greategretmarsh.
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Watercolor painting with Dee CochranWhat: Registration required, call for suggested supply listWhen: 1-3 p.m.Where: Ida Rupp Library, 310 Madison St., Port ClintonInfo: 419-732-3212 or ida-rupp.org
Yoga with Mary LeahyWhen: 5:30-6:30 pm.Where: Sutton Center Con-ference RoomInfo: 330-858-1890
Pilates with Elizabeth O’Neill TarneyWhen: 5:15-6:15 p.m.Where: Bodi N Balance, Bodi N Balance, 3936 Harbor Light Landing Dr., Port ClintonInfo: 740-403-9053
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East Harbor Halloween CampoutWhat: Bonfire, dance, scarecrow building contest, campsite decorating, hayrides, haunted house, crafts and gamesWhere: East Harbor State Park, 1169 N. Buck Rd., MarbleheadInfo: eastharborstatepark.org or 419-734-4424
Clambake WeekendWhat: Includes New England clam chowder, garlic roasted chicken, clams, lobster, sau-sage, cornWhen: 4-10 p.m.Where: 1812 Food & Spirits, 102 Madison St., Port ClintonCost: $32 per personInfo: 419-960-7588 or 1812rosies.com
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Friday October 3
Acrylic and oil painting with Kathie WidingWhat: Bring any supplies you have on hand, registration requiredWhen: 1-3 p.m.Where: Ida Rupp Library, 310 Madison St., Port ClintonInfo: 419-732-3212 or ida-rupp.org
Yoga with Linda GreenWhen: 8:15-9:15 a.m.Where: Ida Rupp Public Library, Port ClintonInfo: 419-635-2337 or 419-732-3212
Saturday October 4
Bras for a Cause 5k run/walkWhat: Proceeds benefit Magruder Hospital Foundation to honor Mimi CampbellWhen: 8 a.m. registration, 9 a.m. raceWhere: Jefferson Street Pier, N. Jefferson St., Port ClintonCost: $30 day of raceInfo: 419-734-3131 or magruderhospital.com
Nature totsWhat: Children ages 3-5 w/an adult, nature crafts, stories and outdoor fun. Reservations required.When: 10:30-11:30 a.m.Where: Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR 2, Oak HarborInfo: 419-898-0014 or fws.gov/refuge/Ottawa
SwampersWhat: Children ages 6-12 w/an adult, nature crafts, sto-ries and outdoor fun. Registra-tion required.When: 1-2:30 p.m.Where: Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR 2, Oak HarborInfo: 419-898-0014 or fws.gov/refuge/Ottawa
Island Wine FestivalWhat: Sample more than 400 foreign and domestic wines, silent auction to ben-efit Lake Erie Island Historical SocietyWhen: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.Where: Put-in-Bay Winery at the Doller Estate, 392 Bayview Ave., Put-in-BayCost: $6 per personInfo: 419-285-2832 or visit-putinbay.com
OktoberfestWhat: German buffet, live music, food and drink specials, games and moreWhen: 1-10 p.m.Where: Kelleys Island Brew Pub, 504 W. Lakeshore Dr., Kelleys IslandInfo: 419-746-2314 or kel-leysislandbrewpub.com
Yoga with Donna LuekeWhen: 8-9 a.m.Where: Bodi N Balance, 3936 Harbor Light Landing Dr., Port ClintonInfo: 419-341-4110 or 419-732-1000
October 5-18
15th annual photo con-test displayWhat: Categories include birds, wildlife, landscapes and peopleWhen: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Where: Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR 2, Oak HarborInfo: 419-898-0014 or fws.gov/refuge/ottawa
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Monthly bird surveyWhat: Join a volunteer, bring your binoculars and dress for weather. Meet at the trailhead parking lotWhen: 8 a.m.Where: Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR 2, Oak HarborInfo: 419-898-0014 or fws.gov.refuge.ottawa
Youth waterfowl hunt-ing workshopWhat: Waterfowl ID, decoy setups, blinds, boats and cooking. Registration available online.When: 12 p.m.Where: Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, 14000 W SR 2, Oak HarborInfo: 419-898-0014 or fws.gov/refuge/Ottawa
Antique appraisalWhat: Limit of two items, benefits Port Clinton Friends of the CemeteriesWhen: 1-4 p.m.Where: St. Thomas Episcopal Church Guild Hall, Second and Jefferson, Port ClintonCost: $5 per item
The Naked Bacon BandWhat: Acoustic coffee house SundayWhen: 7-10 p.m.Where: Slater’s Madison Street Pub, 111 Madison St., Port ClintonInfo: 419-732-2030 or slat-ersmadisonstreetpub.com
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Yoga with Linda GreenWhen: 6:30-8 p.m.Where: Magruder Hospital Conference RoomInfo: 419-635-2337 or 419-734-3131
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Yoga with Mary LeahyWhen: 10-11 a.m.Where: Bodi N Balance, 3936 Harbor Light Landing Dr., Port ClintonInfo: 330-858-1890 or 419-732-1000
Chair yoga with Mary LeahyWhen: 12-12:30 p.m.Where: Sutton Center Con-ference RoomInfo: 330-858-1890
Yoga with Donna LuekeWhen: 4:30-5:30 p.m.Where: Danbury School Library, 9451 W. Harbor Rd., MarbleheadInfo: 419-341-4110 or 419-798-5185
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The Salvation Army’s Coats for Families program will run from October-January. This program is based on donations from the general public of new and gently used coats to be cleaned by Ex-ecutive Cleaners, at no charge and redistributed, cost free, to local families in need of a winter coat.
This is the 19th year this program has been provid-ing coats to the local resi-dents. Collection areas for new coats are the News Herald, Executive Clean-ers, Howard Hanna and The Salvation Army.
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PC jumps on top of Margaretta, wins 44-20BY YANEEK SMITH
After losing its first game of the season last week to Oak Harbor, Port Clinton wanted to get back on the right track.
The Redskins wasted no time in answering the call, scoring on their first five possessions before defeat-ing Margaretta, 44-20, in Sandusky Bay Conference ac-tion Friday night at True-Lay Stadium.
Port Clinton, which improved to 4-1 and 1-1 in the SBC, scored its first touchdown as a result of the de-fense. Keegan Lowe intercepted a Dylan Bailey pass and returned it 42 yards to the 2-yard-line, setting up his brother, Emerson, who ran it in from two yards out to put the ‘Skins ahead for good, 6-0. Nathan Stubblefield, who connected on five extra points and a 43-yard field goal, pushed the lead to 7-0.
Port Clinton’s second touchdown was also set up by the defense when it stopped the Polar Bears (3-2, 0-2 SBC) on fourth-and-1 at the 34. Two plays later, a 66-yard run by quarterback Brandon Moore, who finished with 11 carries for 107 yards and three scores, put the ‘Skins up 13-0.
Margaretta answered, driving 79 yards in eight plays, scoring on a 4-yard run by Ryan Green to cut the deficit to six points, but the Bears would get no closer.
Port Clinton outscored Margaretta, 17-14, in the sec-ond quarter to take a 30-20 lead into the half and pushed the advantage to 17 points when Moore scored on an 18-yard run in the third quarter.
Port Clinton head coach Beau Carmon talked about how important it was for his team to rebound after los-ing to Oak Harbor last week.
“It was big,” he said. “You’re talking about kids that had an emotional loss the week before. These are teenagers that have worked very, very hard, and the setback against Oak Harbor was emotionally and physically draining. The week leading up (to this game) was key. We had a fantas-tic week of practice. We tried to put Oak Harbor in the rear-view mirror, and we played a better game against
Margaretta, I think they’re a solid football team, and they’ve got some nice players.
The key to the victory was the performance of the of-fensive line, which opened holes for Moore and Emerson Lowe, who had a remarkable game, finishing with 12 car-ries for 172 yards and three touchdowns. His 91-yard run in the fourth quarter sealed the victory and accounted for the final scoring.
“They did a good job,” Carmon said of the men up front. “That was our best rushing game. Clyde had a hard time running the ball against Margaretta last week, and we were able to create some holes for our running backs. We used the read option to keep them off balance and we mixed in the pass. You’ve got to run the ball in high-school football.”
“The two previous games, we wanted Brandon to get comfortable and establish the run first, and we were able to do that. We’re averaging about 12-14 passes each game, and he’s throwing about 125-150 yards per game. There are big plays when we do throw it, but that’s not our game plan. You want to run the ball first, and go with the pass off that. That starts with the offensive line, and they controlled the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball.”
At this point, Carmon is just trying to make sure his kids stay focused and continue to work hard. This group, which has gone 1-19 over the last two seasons, is not used to being in this position, one that finds them in fourth place in the Division IV, Region 12 Standings with 7.00 points.
“We just want the kids to finish everything,” Carmon said. “Finish practice strong, our lifts strong, our indi-vidual drills strong. That’s something we’ve really, re-ally worked on — finishing things. You simulate things in practice and drills, whether it’s blocking for the offensive line or gang tackling.”
This Saturday, the ‘Skins travel to Conneaut to play the Conneaut Spartans. Conneaut is 4-1 and is currently ranked 11th in the Div. IV, Region 11 Standings.
Oak Harbor falls to Edison late, 14-7BY YANEEK SMITH
In a defensive struggle, one or two plays can make or break a game.
With the game tied at 7 late in the fourth quarter, two runs that netted 77 yards set Edison up for the winning score, a three-yard run by Owen Moyer with 2:15 remain-ing that gave the Chargers a 14-7 victory over Oak Harbor last week.
The first big run, a 50-yarder by Moyer, was followed by a 27-yard dash by quarterback Keegan Hall that gave Edison a first-and-goal at the 3-yard-line.
In a back-and-forth game that saw points come at a premium, the Chargers took the lead just before halftime when Hall scored on a 25-yard run with 2:39 to play in the second quarter. Hall was held in check for the most part by the Rocket defense, completing 6-of-17 passes for 42 yards and rushing 13 times for 54 yards and a score. Moyer finished with five carries for 57 yards and a touch-down and had two catches for six yards.
Dan Stoll had nine carries for 48 yards to help pace Edi-son (3-2, 1-1 SBC), which switched from a triple-option
offense to the spread formation during the offseason. Clay Goodwin led the team in receiving, catching three passes for 32 yards.
Oak Harbor, which fell to 1-4 and 1-1 in the Sandusky Bay Conference with the loss, tied the score at 7 when Andre Ramsey connected with Jourdan Maguire on a five-yard pass with3:20 remaining in the third quarter. Ramsey completed 7-of-17 passes for 66 yards and a touchdown and Maguire finished with three receptions for 32 yards and a score. Running back Andrew Heberling led the Rockets with 21 carries for 59 yards.
The Rockets had a fake punt that was run in for a touch-down, only to see it called back because of a penalty, something that came back to haunt them.
Oak Harbor will look to get back on track when it hosts Huron (4-1, 2-0 SBC). The Tigers surprised people when they defeated Perkins, 45-13, last week.
Huron, which is currently ranked eighth in the Division V, Region 16 Standings with 8.60 points, employs a spread offense and has scored 99 points in its last two games.
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Allen Township 9-25-14 Bonnie J. Grosjean to Jerry L. and Michelle R. Jaquil-lard, 0 Curtice Road East & West, $140,000.
9-25-14 Alliance Realty Capital LLC to David M. and Donna M. Frost, 22185 West Curtice East & West, $30,000.
Bay Township 9-23-14 PNC Bank National Association to Dominic A. Insana, 5112 West Fremont Road, $28,600.
9-23-14 Marian G. Rose to Barbara J. Lovern, 212 Rose Lane, $95,000.
9-26-14 Douglas J. and Nancy J. Carrier to Jeffrey L. and Tina F. Conway, 3190 West Canal Road, $144,900.
Benton Township 9-24-14 Richard F. Buhrow to James A. Rose, 16920 Rairoad, $28,500.
Carroll Township 9-22-14 Randall W. and Christine M. Roth to Timothy J. and Veronica E. Shanteau, 1063 North Bass, $32,500.
Catawba Township 9-22-14 John M. Davenport to Peter K. and Julie M. Stokes, 3612 NW Catawba Road, $539,900.
9-22-14 Archie L. Rader to Stephen J. Diskin, 422 NW Catawba Road, $130,056.
9-23-14 Beach Town LLC to John and Sido-nia Speier, 3195 North Beach Towne Court, $320,000.
9-23-14 Earl R. Smith III and Laura A. Smith to Kirk J. and Patrice M. Lahey, 3611 East Eagle Beach Circle, $175,000.
9-23-14 Joseph and Patricia Bujnak to Greater Cleveland Fire Fighters Credit union, 1623 NE Catawba Road #113, $15,600.
9-23-14 David P. and Janet R. Krzyminski to Stephen R. and Allison N. Krzyminski, 1315 North Overlook Drive, $121,500.
9-24-14 Wells Fargo Bank National Association to Alzo LLC, 49 North End Harbors, $93,304.
9-24-14 Gary D. and Darcy L. Plunkett to Frank P. and Michelle R. Carchedi, 2865 Perch Row, $785,000.
9-26-14 William J. and Mary J. Gannon to David T. Buckley Sr., 1623 NE Catawba #148, $53,000.
Danbury Township 9-22-14 Ruth B. Bertrand to Cynthia and David John Cheyne, 540 north Lake Pine Drive Unit #3, $106,500.
9-24-14 Paul Vana Jr. and Paul M. and Anne Vanna to Dennis G. and Ellen R. McCafferty , VL No 26 Quinn Hemmingeer & Boat Dockage, $38,000.
9-25-14 Richard E. and Diane S. Bird to Rich-ard L. and Karen S. Dietz, 644 Maple Avenue, $277,500.
9-26-14 William J. and Leslie S. Nestor to Jesie Sue and Robert G. Grunder, 2481 Brooke Court, $550,000.
Elmore Corp. 9-23-14 Shawn E. and Lindsey B. Camp to Kent and Lisa Kline, 310 Rice Street, $103,200.
Erie Township 9-26-14 Leo C. and Ruth Ann M. Kimmet to William P. and Mary L. Sinkus, 20 South Meachen Road, $115,000.
9-26-14 Fred L. and Dawn E. Zink to James E. and Susan L. Baehrens, 99 North Schooner Point Drive, $145,000.
Harris Township 9-25-14 Gregory T. Heckman and Abby Lamp-Heckman to Mark A. and Tanya M. Thorban, 3460 South Opfer Lentz Road, $220,000.
Oak Harbor Corp 9-26-14 Robert A. Herrig Jr. and Melissa S. Hamblin to The Bank Of New York, 148 North Toussaint Street, $13,334.
9-26-14 Gary E. and Pamula Taylor to Flagstar Bank, 117 West Park Street, $19,334.
Port Clinton Corp. 9-22-14 Daniel W. and Tamara L. Almendinger to Jennifer S. Felbinger, 525 West Lakeshore Drive, $282,000.
Put In Bay Village School 9-23-14 Henry M. and Gayle B. Puleyn to Marjan and Marija Hristonski, 0 Elliot, vacant land $22,000.
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CREEK RUNS THROUGH BACKYARD! Custom built 5 BR, 3.5 BA, 4600+ sq. ft., on 1.6+ acres! Snow’s custom Hickory cabinetry in kitchen. Deck/pool off FR. Finished walk out basement w/soft wall system, wet bar, fireplace, & theatre room. JENNIFER BEHNKE.
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Gibsonburg pulls away from DanburyBY YANEEK SMITH
Sometimes, the final score is very deceiving.That was certainly the case in Danbury’s 58-24 loss to Gibsonburg on Friday night at
Biro Field.In its matchup with the top team in the Toledo Area Athletic Conference, the Lakers
fought tooth and nail to hang with the Golden Bears before Gibsonburg pulled away, pushing its 35-24 lead, which it held early in the fourth quarter, to 58-24 by scoring 23 unanswered points in the game’s final nine minutes.
After the Danbury defense forced the Bears to turn the ball over on downs at the Laker 9-yard-line, quarterback Seth Vargo was tackled in the end zone for a safety, pushing Gibsonburg’s lead to 37-24 and giving them the ball back. From there, the Bears took over, scoring three touchdowns in the next six minutes to put the game away.
Following Danbury’s free kick from the 20-yard line, which gave Gibsonburg the ball at the Laker 44, Bears quarterback scored on a touchdown run from 44 yards out to make it a 44-24 game, and a turnover gave them the ball back, setting up Tille’s 25-yard touch-down pass to Derek Angelone. And the last score came on a 14-yard run by Troy Ickes.
But save for the game’s final nine minutes, it was a pretty close, hard-fought thriller.A back-and-forth contest saw the first score come on a one-yard touchdown pass from
Tille to Tyler Hovis, giving Gibsonburg a 7-0 lead. Tille connected with Erik Jahna from 51 yards out before Danbury got on the board with Justin Tibbels’ 51-yard punt return for a touchdown early in the second quarter, a score that cut the deficit to 14-7. Tibbels’ run saw him elude two defenders before racing to the right side and outrunning the defend-ers to the end zone.
Tille hit Griffin Geary deep over the middle for a 64-yard score to push the lead to 21-7. On the play, Tille perfectly lofted the ball over the Laker defender before Geary broke two tackles. The Lakers answered again, scoring on a seven-yard pass from Vargo to Sam Tyson, making it 21-14, a score that would hold up until halftime. On the touchdown, Vargo ran left before throwing back across the field to Tyson, who leapt and grabbed the ball while holding off a defender.
On the first possession of the third quarter, Danbury forced a Gibsonburg punt, and on the Bears’ next possession, the Lakers stopped Gibsonburg on a fake punt that gave them the ball at their own 47-yard-line. But a fumble on the very next play gave the Bears the ball back, setting them up for a drive that resulted in Tille running in a touch-down from five yards out to make it 28-14.
Danbury later drove to Gibsonburg’s 19-yard-line before getting a 36-yard field goal from James Dorko. The teams traded touchdowns, with Tibbels returning another punt for a score, this time from 39 yards out early in the fourth quarter.
Ultimately, the Lakers, who dropped to 2-3 overall and 0-2 in the TAAC, were done in by seven turnovers. When presented with opportunities, Danbury answered the call at time, but too often a fumble or an interception gave the ball back to the Bears, who pos-sess one of the most potent offenses in the area.
This week, the Lakers host Hilltop, which is currently 1-4 and 0-2 in the TAAC. Danbury defeated the Cadets, 38-35, last season. Hilltop lost to Cardinal Stritch, 27-15, last week.
Danbury’s Justin Tibbels returns this punt 51 yards for his first of two rushing touch-downs against Gibsonburg last Friday evening. The Lakers lost to the Golden Bears, 58-24.
BY JOHN SCHAFFNERAbove top: The members of the 1976 Port Clinton High School football team that went 9-1 with 7 shutouts and a Great Lakes League Championship were formally induct-ed into the Port Clinton High School Athletic Hall of Fame Saturday Night. With Leo Alvarado holding the GLL Cham-pionship Trophy, the team surrounds its head coach, Jim Hastings, who made the trip from Tennessee to Ohio this weekend for the special ceremonies. Hastings teams were 16-4 in his two seasons at the helm of the Redskins. Hast-ings spoke to the gathering on Saturday night and told a few stories about the team. He also admitted he may have made a mistake leaving for a College Coaching job at Morehead State in Kentucky. “No matter where I have gone in my coaching career, my heart is now and will al-ways remain with Port Clinton and these great players.” Two of the members of that team have passed on, includ-ing the starting center, Mike Ebert, who was represented by his wife Olga (pictured far left).
PCHS Athletic Hall of Fame inductees: Scott Rickel and Class of 1976 football team
Above below: Also inducted into the PCHS Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday night was Scott Rickel, pictured here with his parents, Carla and Karl Rickel, both 1967 PCHS graduates. Scott was a three sport star athlete at Port Clin-ton High School in the early 1990s, playing football, bas-ketball and baseball. He went on to an outstanding ath-letic career at Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio, where he played football and tried his hand at Track and Field. He was so good, he still holds several indoor and outdoor track records at Wittenberg.bv
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LEGAL AD/INVITATION TO BID
SEALED BIDS for the supply and delivery of various drink-
ing water and wastewater treatment Chemical Supplies
for 2015 to the:OTTAWA COUNTY SANI-TARY ENGINEERING DE-
PARTMENTOTTAWA COUNTY, OHIOThe Board of County Com-missioners will receive said
SEALED BIDS at their office in the Ottawa County Court-
house, 315 Madison Street, Room 103, Port Clinton, Ohio
until2:00 P.M. (Local Time)
October 23, 2014All bids received will then be opened and read at a public
bid-opening meeting. All bids received after this time will not be opened and will be
returned to the bidder.Copies of the contract docu-ment and specifications are on file and may be obtained from the office of the County
Sanitary Engineer’s Office, Ot-tawa County Courthouse, 315 Madison Street, Room 105,
Port Clinton, Ohio.A unit price bid shall be stated on the blank form provided in the contract document, then signed and submitted in a
sealed envelope marked: OT-TAWA COUNTY SANITARY
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT - CHEMICAL SUPPLIES BID and addressed to the Board
of County Commissioners, 315 Madison Street, Room 103,
Port Clinton, Ohio 43452, Ot-tawa County, Ohio. Each bid shall contain the full name of
every person interested therein, and must be accompanied by
a bid guaranty.The bid guaranty may be of
two forms: 1. A Bid Guaranty and Contract Bond using the form
in the Contract Documents. (The amount of the bid does
NOT have to appear on this
form.)
2. A certified check, cashier’s check, or letter of
credit in favor of the Ottawa County Commissioners in the amount of 10% of the bid. If the contract is awarded, a Contract Bond will be re-
quired, which is a 100% pay-ment and performance bond.
Ohio Revised Code Sections 9.311(a) and 9.311(b) requires that any bidder who submits a
bid for rendering of services, or the supplying of materials, or the construction, demoli-tion, alteration, repair, or
reconstruction of any public building, structure, highway,
or improvement shall submit a bid bond, performance bond, payment bond, or combina-tion of such bonds, executed by a surety or surplus lines company, approved by the
Superintendent of Insurance of the State of Ohio. If the State
of Ohio does not approve the surety or surplus lines company, the bid shall be
deemed non-responsive, and shall be rejected. In lieu of a performance bond, the Board of Ottawa County Commis-
sioners will permit a retainage option allowing the Board to withhold eight percent (8%)
from the total amount of each invoice billing submitted by the
contractor over the life of the contract.
Bidders shall submit, with their bid, the affidavit required
under the Ohio Revised Code, Section 5719.042 that the bid-der was not charged with any delinquent personal property
taxes in Ottawa County, Ohio.The successful bidder shall be required to pay not less
than the minimum wage rates established by the Department
of Industrial Relations.Each bidder shall complete a “Non-Collusion” Affidavit and
include it with his proposal. Bids received after the sched-
uled bid opening date and time, or not accompanied by a satisfactory bid bond or check, will neither be read or consid-ered. Bidders with unresolved
Finding for Recovery on the State Auditor’s web site will be
disqualified.No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of 60 days after the scheduled closing time for the receipt of bids.The Ottawa County Com-missioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids, and to waive any irregularities in any bid; or to accept that bid which, in the judgement of the
county, is in its best interest.In accordance with Ohio
Revised Code Section 307.87, this shall serve as notification that this invitation is available on Ottawa County’s internet web site on the world wide web by logging onto www.co.ottawa.oh.us and going
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Alumni take the field with the PCHS Marching Band
Over 70 Port Clinton High School Alumni Band mem-bers took the field with the PCHS band on Friday, Sep-tember 26, at the home football game. In honor of the 200th anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner, PCHS Band Director Rod Miller handed the baton to retired Middle School Band Director David Randels.
Pictured here are a few of the alumni band members (L to R): Chris Smith Campbell ’85; Lisa Kinsey Bodi ’83; Gail Miller ’80; Terri Ballreich Williams ’84; Jody Mason Myerholtz ’80; Martha Meliska Stefano ’55; Jane Vogt Fleming ’80; David Randels, Retired Faculty; Edna Han-sen, Retired Faculty; Julie Minderman Rosiar ’74; Vick-ie Mullins Ward ’74; Dick Mullins ’67; and Kim Easton Jones’ 80. The earliest graduate participating was Mrs. Peg Bolte, PCHS Class of 1938, and she received a stand-ing ovation from the crowd.
The complete photo album can be found at the Port Clinton City School District website www.pccsd.net .
The Port Clinton High School All School Reunion will be held September 25 and 26, 2015 and will include alumni band and numerous other alumni events. The All School Reunion is held every three years in conjunction with the Harvest Festival.
Alumni interested in helping with the plans should contact Jan Gluth at 419-732-2102 ext 8 or [email protected].
BCS 7th grade Studentsof the Month
Sensational September students. Back row: Jordan Mill-inger, Stephan Reaper, Shelby Adkins, Jac Alexander, Sam Boss. Front row: Doug Johnson and Zack Fisher.
witty character brings humor and fun to the classroom setting as well. Keep up the hard work,” said Mrs. Sorg.
Congratulations to all of the Sensational September Stu-dents!
Over 77% of our readers report that they frequently purchase products or services from ads seen in The Beacon. With a circulation of over 13,000 and more than two readers per edition, that means you could be reaching over
22,000potential customers!
Statistics taken from CVC audit report covering July 1, 2011 - March 31, 2013
Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Catawba Office • 4054 East Harbor Road Port Clinton, OH 43452 • 877-734-5751Fremont Office • 426 Croghan St, Fremont • 419-332-4000
VISIT OUR OPEN
HOUSES
4936 Cliff Rd – Catawba• Catawba Cliffs 3 bed 2 bath ranch on 2 lots• HW floors, WB FP, Sunroom, deck• Gated lakefront community. Private parks & beaches• $365,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
4422 Harbor’s Edge – Catawba• Townhouse w/1st floor master & den• Lg condo furnished with 3 beds 2.5 baths• 2.5 car garage. Steps to pool/tennis/marina.• 1 bonus room plus loft • $399,900
Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
582 SR 357 – Put-In-Bay• Lakefront Victorian on 1.6 acres• Beautiful beach• Possible B & B business opportunity• $549,000
Rudy Cooks 419-341-3676
2189 S. Harbor Bay Dr. – Marblehead• 3 Bed 2 Bath, Newer construction• Gated, Waterfront development• Community pool, marina and beach• $239,900 agent/owner
Mary Wandersleben 440-724-6829
2965 Bluff Ridge – Catawba• Spacious 3738 sq ft 5 bed 4 bath• Views of CIC Marina and steps to CIC• First floor master, large 3 car garage• $840,000
Ted Greene 419-563-4968
2197 Meter Rd – Marblehead• 100x200 lot & dock rights at Danbury Cove!• Walk to dock, Adjoining lot also for sale. Loads of
potential• New siding, roof 2013. Indoor brick grill• $129,000
Sharon Polanco 419-341-0080
1630 Compass – Catawba • Catawba Island Waterfront • Tons of dock space • See on LakeErieLife.com• $238,900
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
2810-B Canterbury Circle – Catawba• 2 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car Garage• Granite, Tile and extra cabinetry• www.howardhanns.com/20141422• $294,900
Ted Greene 419-563-4968
2800 Bluff Ridge – Catawba• Lakefront home in Bluffs, close to CIC• 6744 sq. ft with additional low level 2775 sq. ft• Quality and detail throughout• www.howardhanna.com/20135532
Ted Greene 419-563-4968
4009 S. Woodcliff Dr. – Marblehead• Waterfront luxury home• Attached boathouse with 2 large wells• Water views from every room. 5 car garage• $1,150,000
Dave 419-552-3403 or Sharon O 419-355-7042
789 Lake Ave – Middle Bass• Waterfront Victorian• Spacious 2314 sq ft, 2 bath• Beachfront looking at Put In Bay• $379,900
Rudy 419-341-6176 or Karmen 419-656-9188
5929 Catawba Shore Dr – Catawba• Updated condo throughout w/Lake views• Wood floors in kitchen/dining/living• 2 bed 2.5 bath plus lower level sleeping. Sandy beach• $299,900
Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
4540 Marsh’s Edge – Catawba• 3 bed/3 bath home in waterfront development• Beautiful design, 1st floor master• Parks, nature trails & dockage to Lake Erie• $360,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
5416 Channel Dr – Catawba• Well maintained 3 bedroom home• 90 ft of dockage on East Channel• 32x26 garage/pole barn. 2 Lots• $283,000
Rudy Cooks 419-341-6376
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Karmen 419-656-9188 Mary W 440-724-6829
1431 Orchard Beach Dr – Catawba• Orchard Beach 2 bedroom home• Golf cart community• Close to lake, beach, marina!• $133,500
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 10-12OPEN SAT 9-1, SUN 10-1
8175 Northshore Blvd #53 – Marblehead• Well maintained 3 bedroom mobile• View of East Harbor Channel• Newer windows, carpet, hot water heater• $34,900
Jerry Carris 440-570-4843
3692 NW Catawba – Catawba • Historic home set on 1.6 acres• Walking distance to Lake and ferries• Great investment property• $119,900
Rudy Cooks 419-341-6376
3060 Canal – Port Clinton• 2 lots, 100 ft of waterfront• 65 ft of dockage at Nugents Canal• Furnished 2 bed 2 bath. 2+ car garage• $179,500
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$294,900.00 Call Ted or Mark
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Call Mary C. Howard
for your private showing
Catawba Cliffs, located on Lake Erie at the tip of Catawba, a gated community. This home is stunning, spacious, enjoys a Lake Erie view, exquisite quality with upgrades everywhere you look in the home. First floor living at its finest, with a 2nd floor for guests & family. Four bedrooms, beautiful wooden floors throughout, attached 3 car garage with a detached 2 car garage. Entertain easily. Patios both front & back, natural beach a very short walk. Golf cart community, Catawba Island Club with dockage, championship golf course, restaurants, pools, very close. Visit the islands, just a short hop. Pristine REDUCED $749,9000
Open House Sunday 1-3 PMTour this lovely villa on Catawba at 2739 Canterbury in Fairway Villlas off of Catawba Rd. Spacious kitchen, many upgrades. Call Mary for details.
2013
EZLuxuryLiving.com | EZSalesTeam.comAll information is based on data supplied by NORMLS, OH. Data accuracy cannot be guaranteed and also may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.
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#1 Keller Williams Team in the State of Ohio2013 Top 5 Real Estate Team in Ohio Ohio Association of Realtors
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BROKER ASSOCIATE419-341-0276 (Cell) | 419-798-5132 (O�ce)
CONDO FOR SALE
Catawba Island- Come Sail Away large updated loft
unit, Dock at door, 1691 N. Windward
216-390-3566 or 216-347-0945,
Open Sat 12-2
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Catawba Island Water View, enjoy water view
from patio and every window of this lovely 3
bedroom 2 bath villa. Situ-ated on .23 acres at 610
N. Hidden Harbor Dr. Call 419-797-4049
for further details and private showing.
Vineyards On Catawba Retirement Community, Condo For Sale 2/BR, 2/BA, 2 Car
Garage, All Appliances, Green Belt.
419-635-6091 or 419-797-6095
AUTO FOR SALE
2003 Mercury Grand Marquis LS, Great Condition, 99,700 miles, new tires, Was $5000
REDUCED to $4500. Call 419-357-1283
*located across from Herbs Bait Store –
N.E. Catawba Rd.
CARS WANTED
Wanted To Buy, Cars, Trucks And Equipment, Any Condi-
tion. Clem’s State Rt. 53, Open M/F 10-5, Sat 10-3,
Closed Sundays. 419-734-2772
BOAT FOR SALE
18’ Starcraft 50hp Evenrude (motor is 2013). New steering cable, new bilge pump, safety
equipment. With Trailer. $5000.00
419 635-2672
Carver 32’ AFT Cabin w/ 2 heads, full galley, low hours
on twin Mercury 320 Cruisers. Gorgeous, sleeps 6. 1984 real wood & quality interior. “Your Cottage on the Water” will consider “trade” for new-er, smaller boat. $19,500.00
419 681-2700
16ft Heavy Duty Boat With New Cover, $1900.00
Call 440-525-4264
JET SKI FOR SALE
2006 Black Sea Doo RTX, 3 Seater, 215HP, For Sale with
Trailer, $6500. Call
419-341-6313
DOCKSHEADER
New Davit Master Powerlift Electric 1500 lbs. Jet Skis or
Small Boat. All Aluminum Swinger - Sea Wall mount.
New - Not Out of Box. Make Offer
419 294-7115
MOTOR HOME FOR SALE
Motor Home, 40’ diesel, low miles, light use, loaded, like
new. 419-285-2585
RV FOR SALE
1999 Sportsman Camper $4000.00
35 1/2’ long, 2 slide outs - very good condition. Located:
Sunset Shore Campground (RT. 163)
Call (614) 578-4799 or (614) 890-1993
2003 Loredo 5th Wheel For Sale 29’, one slide out, sleeps 8 with 3 bunk beds
and a queen bed. Call 419-202-0777
MISCELLANEOUS/MISC.FOR SALE
Old solid bricks for sale - 25¢ each or $200.00 per thou-
sand. Troy-Bilt Rototiller older, but great tough machine. $250.00 419 681-2700
Boat Staorage Stands, Set of 6, 24in x 28in with adjustable
pads, $150.00/Set. Call 216-789-5767
FURNITURE FOR SALE
Oak Entertainment Center 6’W x 4’10”H with glass doors, 2
drawers underneath and lots of extra space.
Asking $200.00 Call anytime 419-341-0095
CONDOFOR SALE
FOR SALEBY OWNER
BOATFOR SALE
MOTOR HOMEFOR SALE
RVFOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS/MISC. FOR SALE
JET SKIFOR SALE
DOCKSHEADER
AUTOFOR SALE
CARSWANTED
FURNITUREFOR SALE
Marksmanshipat the CMP
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Located off West Catawba Road, south of Colony Club Estates, Catawba Meadows offers an amazing location and great lifestyle, both at an affordable price.
Catawba Meadows is a single family residential community with 15 single family home building sites starting at $34,900. Developer will build to suit or you can use your preferred builder.*
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Located off West Catawba Road, south of Colony Club Estates. Contact information below for more details.
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Antique 11 Drawer Solid Cherry Map Chest $700.00
Call 419-798-4215
PIANO/GUITARLESSONS
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MOVING SALE
In House Moving Sale314 Laurel Avenue
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Dexter Heritage Bedroom Suit, Round Kitchen Table & 4 Chairs, Holiday Decora-tions, Corner Shelves, Small Wooden Desk, Misc. chairs, lamps & end tables, Many
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HALLOWEEN AND CHRIST-MAS DECOR GALORE! Yarn,
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Big Garage/Estate Sale, October 2nd, 3rd, 4th, & 5th,
9-4, 653 Jackson Drive, Port
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FORSALE
HOMESFOR SALE
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Tree & Landscape
Ashcraft Tree Service Specializing in Large Tree Removal
Stump Grinding l Tree RemovalTree Trimming l Land Clearing
Residential & Commercial Free Estimates
Rod Ashcraft7858 Co. Rd. 236 Findlay, Ohio
Office: 419-422-6713 Cell: 419-421-1617 Fax: 419-422-3959
Tree Removal
Handyman
Captain Fix-itCall
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Small jobs are my specialtydoing the “Honey-Do” lists
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The Complete Sewer & Drain
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• All Phases of Construction• Spring/Fall Clean Up• Bush/Tree Trimming• Complete Landscaping• Lawn Mowing
• Int./Ext. Painting• Pressure Washing• Gutter Cleaning• Dock Maintenance• House Watching
“I am personally committed to providing exquisite, unsurpassed, reliable property maintenance services with a personal touch that you and your property deserve, resulting in a unique, manicured luxurious appearance.”
Free Estimates • Fully InsuredSatisfaction Guaranteed • References Available
Property Maintenance
Home Inspections
Jim Laney 419-341-36433898 East State Road • Port Clinton, Ohio 43452
35 Years Experience- Professional WorkmanshipResidential • Commercial
Bonded • Licensed • Insured
ConstructionUnlimited, LLC.
ROOFING SPECIALISTSShingle RoofsFlat RoofsSidingHome ImprovementsLocal Owner:
Roofing
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Cabinets & CountertopsFor Any Space & Budget
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419.366.5538Design l Build l Install
HOME IMPROVEMENT
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or credit card numbers. Also beware of ads that claim to
guarantee loans regardless of
credit and note that if a credit repair company does business only over the phone it is illegal to request any money before
delivering its service. All funds are based in US dollars. Toll free numbers may or may not
reach Canada.
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2007 Ford Edge AWD 4dr SEL PLUS: Power Win-dows • Power Door Locks • Cruise • 4WD/AWD • Front Air Dam • Rear Window Defogger • ABS Brakes • Panoramic Sunroof • Heated Leather • Rear Wiper • Air Conditioning • Front Power Memory Seat • Second Row Folding Seat • Alloy Wheels • Front Side Airbag
2011 Buick Enclave FWD 4dr CXL-1: Heated Leather • Power Windows • Power Locks • Power Seats • Cruise • Captain Chairs • ABS Brakes • Front Power Lumbar Support • Rear Wiper • Air Condition-ing • Front Power Memory Seat • Remote Ignition • Alloy Wheels • Front Side Airbag
2011 Chevrolet Tahoe 4WD 4dr 1500 LT: Heat-ed Leather Seats • 4WD/AWD • AM/FM/CD • Child Safety Door Locks • Cruise Control • Second Row Folding Seat • Key-less Entry • Leather Seat • Pow-er Windows • Third Row Removable Seat • Towing Prep Pckg • Voice Recognition Phone
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2006 Ford Taurus SE: Air Conditioning • Front Split Bench Seat • Steel Wheels • AM/FM Radio • Interval Wipers • Steering Wheel Mounted Controls • Cargo Area Tiedowns • Keyless Entry • Tachometer • Car-go Net • Passenger Airbag • Tilt Steering • Cassette Player • Power Adjustable Exterior Mirror
2007 Ford Explorer 4WD 4dr V6 Eddie Bauer: Sunroof • 4WD/AWD • Leather Seat • ABS Brakes • Leather Steering Wheel • Air Conditioning • Passen-ger Airbag • Alloy Wheels • Power Adjustable Exterior Mirror • AM/FM Radio • Power Door Locks • Automatic Headlights • Power Windows • Cargo Area Tiedowns
2007 Toyota Camry XLE: Power Door Locks • Pow-er Adjustable Exterior Mirror • ABS Brakes • Electro-chromic Interior Rearview Mirror • Power Windows • Air Conditioning • Electronic Brake Assistance • Rear Window Defogger • Alloy Wheels • Fog Lights • Sec-ond Row Folding Seat • AM/FM Radio
$9,995
2003 Ford Taurus SEL Premium: ABS Brakes • Power Windows • Sunroof • Leather • Cruise Con-trol • Power Door Locks • Adjustable Foot Pedals • Driver Airbag • Power Windows • Air Conditioning • Driver Multi-Adjustable Power Seat • Rear Window Defogger • Alloy Wheels • Front Air Dam
2006 Buick Rendezvous 4dr FWD: Heated Leath-er • Power Windows • Power Locks • 3rd Row Seat-ing • Air Conditioning • Fog Lights • Rear Wiper • CD/AM/FM Radio • Front Air Dam • Second Row Fold-ing Seat • Automatic Headlights • Interval Wipers • Second Row Removable Seat
2004 Mercury Sable 4dr Wgn GS: Air Conditioning • Power Windows • Power Locks • Interval Wipers • Second Row Folding Seat • AM/FM Radio • Key-less Entry • Splash Guards • Cargo Area Tiedowns • Load Bearing Exterior Rack • Steel Wheels • Cas-sette Player • Passenger Airbag
$3,995
2008 Kia Sorento LX: ABS Brakes • Power Doors • Power Windows • Front Air Dam • Rear Wiper • Air Conditioning • Full Size Spare Tire • Second Row Folding Seat • Alloy Wheels • Heated Exterior Mirror • Side Head Curtain Airbag • AM/FM Radio • Interval Wipers • Skid Plate • Automatic Headlights
2009 Buick Lucerne 4dr Sdn: ABS Brakes • Power Windows • Power Locks • Full Power • Electronic Brake Assistance • Remote Ignition • Air Condition-ing • Electronic Parking Aid • Side Head Curtain Air-bag • Alloy Wheels • Front Air Dam • Steering Wheel Mounted Controls • AM/FM Radio
2004 Ford Escape 4dr 103 WB XLT: ABS Brakes • Power Windows • Power Locks • Deep Tinted Glass • Power Door Locks • Air Conditioning • Driver Air-bag • Power Windows • Alloy Wheels • Driver Multi-Adjustable Power Seat • Rear Window Defogger • CD • AM/FM Radio • Fog Lights • Rear Wiper
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$500 TRADE BONUSMust be running
and Have clean no salvage or flood title.
No Charge 3 month 4500 mile power train warranty on All Featured Units
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