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54th Year, No. 45
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October 13, 2OO4
Developer mulls
withdrawing
buffer request
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intjtiiriil" w h y .1 lnt;;«l .l^vt'luiHT
should I'*' (HTmitifii f u j>.fc, tht- citti.**.
.,*• Avuii Lake Jii>l 1i.1v Vill.i^i* t(>
••uc:r<Kicli 0 0 p u b h : p-irk.!anii th.it
abuts his property in AVUII L-ikf.
The issue, w h i c h !u< ln-uotiif
nmvspaper fodder in ih« past neeL
may be moot after Mayor Kob Bernur
said developer Herman "Uucky" Kopf
is considering tvtthfl rawing tht*
.n>f|iiBSl the mayor valued at SHtU.UOU.
At issue is whether Kopf shuuld
'i-ceivc buffering accommodations in
tht; form of a 20-tt. cncruuchmtMiT onto
public properly 6D0 f».-«-t in length ihul'
runs along proposed residential jiroj)j-rty abutting the park. The propfrty i<*
undevoloped. but Kopf is exprett.-J lo
add rM'dBiitial
housing. City i:mh'
rtJiiui/""8 tht' park ownurs to add
buffering approximately :nu fut't
ulong tb.« same e>l#v aint:e ilioy. art?
adding a parking lot dbultinK residential area.
Berner s.iid Ktipfa!)sorbiriH tht* wsl
of the muundiiiK 1Vit<i nmiu'y Avun
Lake and Day ViH.i^>: would not have
to 'spend.
Tb.« tnotioti. whit-h was prfscnti-'d
to Bay Village City Council in Si*ptfinberand later tablt-d, was originally ;>rtinnted to Bay VHla>;B Council int-rnin-f-s
SEE BUFFER, PAGEJ 8
Democratic day in the sun
Presidential candidate Senator John Kerry greets a crowd of 20.000 at loraffi County Community CoHogo O c t 9. Keny detected Lorain
County as the srte 01 his 20th visit to Ohio. Seo story and more phctos pugy 3. PFBSS photo • Frank Corse/to
Money talks: committee discussing salaries for mayor, clerk and council
a n d c o u n c i l • m e m b e r s . T h e List t i i m
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By JuUe A. Short
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Senator Jolin Kerry chu'.e U^r.mi tlnunty
as bi« 20lh visit to Olii'i. thrilling up tt>
20.000 supporter* dt Lur.n.i O.junty
Coranmnity College ILCCQ (i-.r. <J.
Kerry opened up his *[»-t.i.h with a little humor, tyins l"*^' f^-id-nts to iit-s
bone state of Massachusetts..
"Whether you're from Liirjiii Count v
and the ClevtLuul area ur whether you're
from Middlesex County. Suffolk. Cuunty
oi the Boston area. lei me tt*U yix: •.cin^thing. w all waul the same thing." he
said. "We wanl our country lo be impeded abroad, we want job* and wtviill wan!
to beat, the Yankees."
Under sunny fell skies. Kerry <Lcrivt-d
In the crowd..~S]lotted hanging out in
almost an hour late to a crowd th.it had
lh>K'Try "\'IV ix-rrdl" and nearby %vt:re -i
been warmed up wilh a hoM of Democra#
be»"y oi locals intiluriing femes teaclit-r
tic speakers including Lyrain Con^ri-ssand (uun'-iUti'iii Dale Caracas: Sheffield
man Sherrud Brown. senatorial candidate
Like mayor John Piskura *iiid his wife
Eric Fingerbul and former astronaut and
T»-res,i; Avtju Lake Law Director Geoff
Ohio -i^nator John Glenn. LCCC President Senator Kerry rallies a record aowd al UCCC iale last week.
Roy Chun-h welcomed the crowd to the
rampm, which had only a few days to
"We will put 51.000 in vuui pocket,
prepare for the massive rally.
Kerry supporters, who funned a line [uwer llie usst nf hedltti u. v ajid make
Aniericar.
business inonf competitive."
stretching across the campus, were entertained by folk, sin^r Mary Chapin Car- he said.
I^x-jl residents peppered »'e rally,
penter before several'campaign signature
songs by Bruce Springsteen, including many of Uiem obtaining admission to ilie
-Mo Surrender." marked the Massachu- -VII'" artMs near the countrv- flavored
podium. coinpU-te
with luskets or apples
setts* senator's imminent arrival.
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Kerry's 25-minute sptwch included and bales u hay.
Avon Lake resident Frederick James, a
some Umillar campaign rhetoric, asking
voters la choose, "a bold, new,direr-'->n thi-ee-waj veteran who recently returned
fro'Ji Irai^. received riear-pod.um status.
Tor America or more of the same."
a "Vietnam Veterans" lut. James,
The railv. announced lati Wednesday, Sporting
who fought in die VMnam. Gulf and ir*{
was Kern-"s first following the st-ojnd of •wars.
Mid he was there to show supjKirt.
tliree preiidetitiiil debates. The presiden"I'm also here to Iw? t»art of the Demotial candidate referenced the previous cratic
process." he saidnight's debate making fun of President
Also present were more lluin a dozer,
Bush's demeanor.
of (he "Fire' V'ighters for Kern"
-I was a little worried al one point-1 membersincluding
fitefi&hter D^ria Szythought Iho president was tfoing to group,
.114-year member of the Avon
atlatk (moderator) Charlie Gibson," he manowski.
k'ked but (hen became critical. «iying Loke Hrc t>'i>^n'iiiL-iit (AlJ-D).
Savins; he tame down to show support
he was rtuaned by the president's
Avon Lake firefighters (from left) Dana Sr/manowski. Lt jeft f^loore and LL Chris Huerrer
inability to admit he bad made any mis- for Kerry. Szymanoivski said Bush is
slashing funiU that could affert nmfiKhl- hoid Fire Fighters (or Kerry signs at the John Kerry rafy last Saturday.
takes.
. . .
Kerry focused on healui can? issues ers.
Huurner and Szymaoowski was ALFD Lt. Smith and his wife 'ITieresa. Avon Lake
is big on firefighter issues,
lawyer Kreig Brusnahan with wife Lisa
saying undur lu» presidential watch, he he "IKerryJ
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said. "He supports safely issues.in Jeff Moore.
arid son Anthony; ALMS recrnt grad »nd
would cr.i!t a federal fund lo cover health general.
Avon resident Anpie Mar«iglu. who Kfrry phone cowrdiiLiKir Nliidelimt Sopko
having our funding cut.
care erases and lower the cost of premi- There's aWe're
isalsn vice president of the Avon Local with IHT father Mike; candidate for
lot of guys getting laid off.1
ALFD Lt. Chris Hurrner «Jioed Szy- Sch-wU Board of Education, attended
Lorain County Commissioner Ted Kido
nunowskTs f.-eiinys saying Kerry b.ick.N the rally with her family to witness and wife Sandy and Carta D. Moore, judithe SAFER (St-iffing for Adcciuale Fin? history.
cial candidate for the 9th District Court of
-Its such a rare event when a presi- Appeab.
and Enit-rnency Rfsources) Act. Tlie pr-sidential umdidiite has already eArned the di'nl.il candidate'or president visits this
Julie A. Short contributed to this
1-ndorwftnml of the lmem-ittonal A;.s<«;i- apM." Marsigliii said. "1 told my kids that vrticlv.
ulion of Fire. Fi«hu-rs IIAFI-'). luiniiig this is tmturical. 1 watched the Kennedy
A future voter shows her support for
John Kerry.
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i>05, J«hn Kerry addresses the thousands of tans in attendance.
Local LCCC Students show support \o' Srsiator Kerry
rit.- iunry
Kopfs Aqua Marina rezoning plan gets approval by planning
didn't want »o retain {'he front lotsl, he
A . . J f . ..„3 A V O N LAKE
uuddh* h^.y cd,.u,iums and
and
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Avon Lake clevslnpes Herman "ButAv*
-j i<Copf received o;*proval Se-pl. 5 from si\ of
^ ')*•? seven planii "iy commission tiiMiiix'fi
2 to change ttie A . u Marine's zoning &UI»
?: R-l (resideniiai) • -d B 2 [bu_smrs>l to R-'J.
^ (resident!^JJ. whi' i would iwmui mullir family zoning.
IT dpinfoveii as t"quirvo bv Avon Liikr
City Council. Kopf, through hii company
Kopf BuUdt-n, could build a maximum vt
12 housing units ps" acn- Hie Aqua
Marine resort is locatud il 216 MiUwRo^d.
previously »>i«
siid lis
^.opi previously
••-• plans
f"—-on
—
I
;\y ptrth le-urt.
:il?i -Ji-Ti*p.ur in recent
-, -*'i:tis price iior
hj->
property own
own-r,
property
-r>. M^amtt Global
Development.
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Havtrbj'.k t i i t the cnly dissenting vote
tin the rvrojiiui;.
~l'iu nut uppcse'ii t« the proj«J: over*
•ill." liiverhjck saic. "I'm opposed to
rfzi-jnng tliH lots on Lake Rot*d. It will
K"pf did prt.*r.»-iit cotttrptudi plans to
bv interspersed «ith l'»{j fcr sir.^lefiiathw i.Liin:iiissi6ti, sho»"ii;« th/nf-story
ily aoning. i ju^t fn.'l L^at as a rt*suieUiul
cundoniiniura LomplfACS, ap^rtnieut
having suniei:tfnt.
i.inlt>fjir-ily interbujtslins* a [ l t i an up.'-cat.* re-jriMtiuiul
facility. Hs added he will try to ke*-p as
slit' fwU Kopf i;au!d
much of liie'gulf course on tr.e 3S-acr«
the liict*i> lots, nliii.lt to'^al
rcixiniaUly 3.5 icies.
ct;! a_» possible.
My problem is this ptoftsct 'jould gu
Kopf has untilraid-Drt-i;uibtfrTo
r a couple of yeais." siw v^id. "If h r
the purchase a^iwtnent with tha
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Th«
djdnt
could war
sfll them off and waiedne else
ciould build multi-fdjnily hauaiog facing
the late. Spealinj; -»trirtly ior'myself* 1
think, that area on Lake (Road] should
remain single-family."
HawrUick stressed sht; st;li thought
tht. projw.-t in iti entirely was beneficial
ti> the ciiy.
"Ovt* rail the projecl ivill ttfdlly
improve thdt •*nfa treiuendou.^ly," *he
said.
Tttert will still need tu b* a public
hedrin^ jt a future tiitv council meeting.
Residents innuediately affected by the
rezuniiu; will icceive notification of the
met*ting by
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Drill practices come in handy after fire breaks out at elementary school
AVON
By JUe A.
Fire drills are an important part of
a school"*; saiely polic- They are
often pracr ^n«i. and fortu -ately evacuations fa- a real fire are » *'«-.
For the stU'ifcnls at Avc -i Ea,>t Elementarv. the drill on Oct. ,. was not
for practice a» a small fire liroke out
on the roof of the new admiiiistrativu
offices being constructed in 'Se front
of the existing building.
According to Superintendent Jim
Reitenbacb. at approximatelj 11:50
a.m. two-thirds of the school* 249
student* were outside on ';he pityground, while the remaining fhird
were eating lunch, when fparlts Trora
a welder working on the roof a. the
new office area Mxidentally igiiited
some material and started a small l.r*.
The new administrative office* .ire
at the east end of the building and .ire
connected to the cafeteria. The students and staff inside smelted smoVs,
but at no tim-i did the fire ipread IO
the cafeteria.
"Upor. seeing the smoke, the
welder immediately slopped working
and pulled the fjr« alarm." Reilenbat:h said.
"The building was immediately
evacuated. The small fire in the new
idminivlralive wing was contained
and immediately put out. When the
fire department showed up, they
doused the iirea with water."
According the fire department's
report, tiie construction workers put
out most of the fire. The department's
crvws overhauled same of the roof
and checked for any hot spots in the
area.
"When we arrived, things were
'uu.der control," Avon's Fire Captain
Frank Root ?r. said. "We had called for
Avon Labi's aerial truck, but eventually cancelled it. There were also no
hct spots in the area."
Keitenbacb commended the staff
and students dt Avon East for the
quick and orderly evacuation of the
building.
This was a situation where all the
drills we practice a.e exactly for this
reason." he said. "Thefirewas unlbr-
The roof of the new adnwustratn-s office wing cf Avon East Bomentary >ichoot recefved
rranor damage from the fire.
tunate. but things were handled very
appropriately
and things «'e hack to
bu*1'"' • as usual. Nobody W;JS hurt
t
iu time was anyone in danger.
There was a small amount of damage
to ths roof. The contractor will pay
for the replacement of ths roof."
Damage estimates total 51,000.
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"We went with the fucjiboll players timikil means- '••f ' n ;.-iuud of each uf
and played for the Rames;". Craven, my students and I irt'end tn work h.ird
whose five siblings alsci played in the to keep ihe band suuA-ssful for iiuiiy
hand between 1U47-57. wrote. 'So years to come."
Through all the «v.irs of losin;; ftwitKftt a young outfit then, not imwe than ball teams the bur.d played on. giving
2U.* "
Cud tin) fans sopjethinjj to t heer about.
h» those d.»ys the
unit wa* nut a
as
"marching baiid"
we know them
today. They "niaruh*-d" <m antl uff th"
field, hut stood Mill wink- playing.
"Ill jnv seventh grade year 1 was in
the band/" wrote *J4 j;rrjii Nancy A>p
Parker of Avon- "Because tli*-r*> w.-ts
sniall emollment. Imver grades were
induu'ed. VVi* wore t-i|i^s and h.tl* furnished bv the school and i>uruwn wliite
«hin». The boys wore blacL pant< <md
the girls wore'biack skins. In the V.OUH
Mr. Rotwrt l>"«it. *» leacher. showed us
differwut marching- We were a M-nsation
that year. By the next year everyone <-lb«was f)nini;it.Tltat year the bund ^m utiiforms. I'Ue muiureUes furnished their
own. I Liiim' that becau**? I VVJS a
in;tjftrotlu. andraymom made mine Mr.
Orlt.-y Gingory becaiae hand ilint.lur in
the i95]-ri2 year. In my senior year tin*
band ^t»i new uniforms. There wt're
fund-raisers, etc. The'Kind had grown
in numbers and there Were nut enough
unifonrw.*"
The fund-raisers continue tn this
day. The school district's instrumental
music budget has been provided by the
Band BooMers since it W h S , :Ui in a
financial crunch back, hi ihe early MJ*.
Avoii Late resident Gary tliaw^'ti
.loot over the BtiSbiind in VM2. He w.n
als*. the SMS baud director. .1 jub he
worked full lime i" Vtti'i. when Mike
Lvnno took over the hi^h j-xhi.ol proRrnin. Clawson tt'mnined as SMS band
director land started die fifth^railiband po^-rain) until bis retirement in
BHS band director Dale nildebrand. ass«tant f.ta'k OX former band director Gary
Robert Schnetder got together at Homeccning, •
They are .still theerinK tht-Lr band's cjnsistent e-vielifiiCf. Fl.ish and precision
n..irt:hin^. 'alung with fine playing, ore
the band's hallmarks During th-^ir "cuncert" ieasnn, the band has consistently
racked up excellent ratings in dis-trict
ard state corapetitions far years. Pride
iu performance keeps their standards
iii^b. J atAndird of excellence fram
which it has never slipped.
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'In my ilr;t yi'«»r wi- hail 32 Lidi in
thebLind :tnd uudt frountuTi-.' i:i:iwsou
satd. "The itisUuiticnt.il
mu-.ic pnyr.iiii
hits alwav-il''-**'" l ' u ' "•'r"<'f,i st iu tb«- district. The bi(W^' re.tsoTi fur tli-it i«
parental support. W«'-.t: li.nl tmi-.tafi.Sinj* sunporl from the parents and th»Dan*I Boosters, which has maintained
'Clyriii resident Robert St.l oeiitfr
took over tliw prof;r.tm frt.in 1'H.'-i'l7H.
"It was enjoyable being as-.ut iad-d
with the pride th« kids took ir b«-in« i»
the band." Schneider Siiid. "I il-.»avs felt
thebesl kids in school were in 'he band.
*o I was p»oud tn be associati-d with
Uiose kids. The continuity of the [«"•gram imprwses me most. The numb'T
of kid» who Ret jnvulvi-d in hiind. U>r a
school thai size, is very i in press ive.
When I left. Mark Cizl, who was mv
drum major, took over. I'm pleased *liat
be decided to become « band director."
Cizl, a life-lo»K Sht-Ifield Lake resident, ijeknowled^-s that his drum imtjor
betomw a band dire<.tiir. (;i/l"s -.vif*1.
LuAnnn is also a BUS alum and tlx-ir
daughter Val':rii* ami sou |cfl wive .tU'f
hand inemln*r«.
"The pride this coitituunity takes HI
'ho baud menu* a I"t tu me." Cu.l •..ii-11
.HB led th« hand (torn '?H-'«n wb'-n, likClawdon, he ttmk L*\rt the miiMli" .u:i!
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Superb search
Tha process in which the Avon
Lake Board of Education iff trying to
find Dr. Dan Ross' replateroerJ is twillianl toe man? reasons.
Out of a field of 50, the scope has
been nairowwi hi seven ane* a nalianrr*«to search brought the board back to
OhXe. as all of the potential superintendent* call tire state home.
Ultimately, the board wilt vote on
the finalists and select Ros5*succ*.«sot
How they get to the finalists U what
deserve* recognition.
In an oEToct fof community nnxnbon. both business aod residential, to
take ownership and prids in a district
thai s*ands high on the academic scale,
selected people have been asked to
participate in the interview process.
Residents will get tha chance to
hear what tha candidates say, ask questions and get a better understanding of
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what that person will bring to the- disVerios of narrowing iotex'*rij] be cpUectwr* from
V&?m*^mS** Jobs a
opinion wOl tip the «cal» for onsauir
• d S S T o n r Mather -wiU obriauiiybe *: bspttothebaari.battfwfcetth« group
, is eHotvittg'cemanuniiy ioput speaks
bma* fatdirtxict-wWas****--•;.,• v
*Tb* pemesa allows the entire aty to
take owneoWp offi»new hire lli« ht
' exptictod U\ h» announced, by the fiat:
oftf»ywiti'Tbat being aald, lha boWd
baa tangible p n u f torn retJdmt* tfaal
tbe^irfeclkai^elCuff supported «
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j tww tfco bineflt of laUing back on the^
lajmmittoefllithfciVbaTa . wvfctwed ths<
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baa daunting task. •' \ 7 •V^*'r';?v
L•: Simply ; stated; iw'sm•'will;
reptaoe Ross; ^Tbat; typeiof, <hta
need net be vocalfemfcit f» undon
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ytV&^knaxlxoi of the dl»trict What W o a i b i ntSr «»tha taacJi- •
cm, parenU. boanl "imfi »»ff th«t T»ve
helped tbe district gut to where it t>
ICTKC nas bean apt. bultb*tdoe«i't ptr-
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Ft"' llio'se i>f > i>"-i • ii'-« to Avuu Lii-v.
htMi .* hrrv: Hu:«t-^«itiui; vvv*Li'inl i* THE
ev«it ot - he year.
It's j go.d chance [yr rv>ideats to •ALapv
ttieir UxA«i-in subdivisiona with fulure
cutrtriv«l naniiis such as Grande Lucre and
The Trotioirs diid inwt the rvat of th« touiiIt's tiiM !tine cf the year when the easi sfdu
rntwls tin: west sli-i at tbt1 grand divide also
known as t h e .identity-confuted SR
K3-'Avon Beldea'Ctratier road. It's tiw pbct.*
far die new (iii^rfs tu !«<»m a linle about
Avon IJI-P his'.iiy. ;ind tin? olij Utuers to
i
iitiriir» of. Avon L.ii-w (M^I. !?'* tht, time
ti. uiluriu!fli>iL-i-twirlers
ami iLuii^Ts. a j^et togotii«T uf tj^ihfps arid
lutijl huiiiwsa*"* .ititi [MlituVt; b
ajid inusin It'1* a tim- (ur rrisp [all w
4ud lost licks to tniioy the outdoors
, we-'all n.trt:at t« <jm bonifs ind
do«7i For thf: lu g wuit<T tnwitlu.
So without further ado. lrf« couni
d u m i tlie tup 10 r»M*ons to attt-ad this
weekend's festivities.
10. Start your holiday sbopping now.
By LO': E.
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(i. i-W* riiirt un SfwtBShij-One: Oka>. 1
u u d r tiwt utu' up, ui*re a n n t any frv*
r.Jt-> on SpacvShipOae. SuK*Shi[jOn<won"! trv«i be then;, b u t l isa'lv like 'ii-j
ivu-Tt** a n i vC-'Wfl't thiiiK of a ba'U'r way tu
WUIIL it into a COILUIU-
5. Balloun Iwistinj} Oaw.-!^ -ud Sumo
WTfa-Jillg. 'N'uff sjH.
Sumewb?re b « t w « c b = i a v
Uhe works of the Silvvrthui -w artisw is the
perf-*! "something spwda'" for that peminUl hjni-to-End gift gritty
y. Bluebem- pic baking contest- I ve
heaid rumors thai real people cook- Wilh
hedt! lu ovens) Forget iL Check out eotr>
#«)21. SwitijV Blut'bonied Pie, it's a wina. .. AiiJ ih* band pbvs oa. Festivities
i u e even afttf the oflicial end of the
-tl. Head OVKT to the Performing Arts
er a; 3 -3U p.m. on Sundd'y lo catch th«
PatrioU Virnd "Save the Woods" benefit
tuiiurrt EtMtunng Luri Coujjilin. Consider
it the wevkrnd's "happy F«iciing sundae."
7. History nuking drum majors—Metft
fonnw OSU drum tnajora and ALHS graib
Scott ami Eric Sotnmtir. the only brothers
4. BooEre. Mayhem- wouWn't b«? CUUH
plete without the anniwl hi^U sdxxA bonfire Tliursday . ' "bt at 7 p-m.
S.'KiwdniJ ^aiicak" breakfast: Pecplw
« y Tlw PRESS i*fluffy,but we dout hold
a ouidle to a sutk of th«ie Sunday inomiog specials.
2. I want candy-.What timing!,
>ust two weeks befo^j Halloween,
your chance U» s."-p up all the candy
hosed during the parade to recycle far
riki
1- The PKESSmobilK Making our second consecutive appearance. The Boy-driven PRESSmobile. compIetB with editors,
reporters and baga of candy, will make a
rare public showing, Tliis is your best
chance to heckle that idiot reporter
Lori/Iulie/Matt/Mike who you'w been
sending anonymous "fan mail" to all year.
The proofs in the pudding,' which by the way is rancid
not hHI1'Mi"g it- (oiis. and they're lying
about £>aung it over to tha Iraqis.
The economy is in the pits and no
COFFEE amount
of lantari-iug about -tumint tho
comer" is going .* revive it, if we leep
BREAK
rewarding companies for "outsourdig"
iob« to India or wherever. Protacting liie
By
John
Edwards
tax loopholes of the vary wealthy b oue of
ThKir aiicvriT* have nwertlielesA been
Crty Reporter
Bush's "con* values." of course, but it'*,
tnfimuiitive. And Vvv readied *fewconvery hid lot ihh rest of us, no matter hoiv
duiioos by listsolng carefully.
bo tnes to spin it.
First, 1 feel bttter about supporting
And the wuy the Republican Party
Kerry over Bush. Though politically mess you've made of the war, the economy
oblique, Kerry's answers to the debate and bow you've messed around with the treats its sob'd "ripht-to-life" voter* is
questions have convinced me that he's coostilutioo. lie about it. because if you shameless. Most "right-to-lifee*" are iir^
•orious und thoughtful enough to provide repeat the lie often enough, some people cere, honest people and they vote. They
a viable alternative to the mess Bush has will believe i t I know this column will vote Republican because, every Unw
gotten us into on every issua. Not every- infuriate all but about two of my Republi- them's an election, the Republicws gjvp
thing Kerry promises will be »>«cUcal to can friends and relatives, but I must say them a lot of Up service- But thil J oil.
put into practice, of course, that's the bow budly 1 feel about what's become of -Right-to-lifers" iuve given the COP tiiair
votes in every election since 19rs. *»j
nature of American politics. But. dear their party. The GOP ooce was filled with
Lord, we need to be doing saiaetliing other fiscally conservative. projp'ewuvB thinkers. what have the Republicans donn? Given
than what WD'TS been doing or we'll end The party of "Teddy the Trust buster" Roo- them Up service every time there's tart elecsevelt is now tb.-j ™rfy of "*Duubyji the tion. Nothing else. Even with a RepubUup even deeper in disaster.
Anyocft who's read my columns know* Budget buster" Bush. Still railing' about can-pAcked Supreme Court, there's been
I'm an unabashed Democrat, and that I'd "tax and spend" DcmocraU. they cant rec- no reversal of Roe v. W&fc. But the high
support anyone who run agitinst President ognize that thcy'vB become "borrow and court did appoint Bush president.
Georg" W. BuM. Welt anyone' except spend" Republicans. Remember tha budI haven't space enough to get into how
Rilph Nader that is. Poor Nadw ought to get surplus we had in I9*r*»? It's been •hey try to scare us into votingforthem,
replaced
by
thttwr
"conservative*"
with
the
|ust come out in support uf Bush, but his
when their "war on terror" Isfocusedon
biggwst national debt ever,
er,o craves attention too OIUCIL His 15 minteod*?« people's e-mails and library
iies were so long ago that, like Lyndon
Tlie COP in under the domination of rttcardi* and hassling air travelnrs while 90
LaRouche, be keeps running for president people who impugn your patriotism and percent of Cut millions of cargo contain*—
fust to keep his name in tbepapers. Hard- accuse you of aiding the enemy If you dare ships entering n<" ports go uninspected,'
ly anyone remembers the Chevy Con-air. to disagree witn them. Rerreinber how tT*«y Or "Wo Quid Left *6cn:nd." a huge new
let alone "Unsafe At Any Speed."
stivaged John McOun in tho 2000 primary? bureaucracy thri'i bankruf *in» school disSecond. I'm even surer Uian ever that We had Osama cornered but let him get tricts and states. Or the vast bureaucracy .
the President and his men ve living In the away so wo could indulge in a family feud created in the name of Homeland Security.
land of "saying so mokes it so." Bush has and "get Saddam." Saddam's a bad guy. but Bush says be wants to get government out
made it clear to me that his "cars values" Osama (and Saivlis. not Iraqis) attacked us. of people's lives, but does the opposite. '•
are: t. Never admit you're capable of a mis- The war. which was supposedly over two Making sandwiches is manufacturing?
take; 2. Being stubborn is the same as being and a half years ago according to Bush and Please.
dftmrnined; 3. when confrontud with tho Rummy, grows worse by the day. They're
We need regime change.
The election i? only 70 days bence.
Like many, fve been watching the debutes
between President Bush and £wtL-itor
Kerry, and between Vice President Qwn»ry
and Senator Edward*. Sincu all fuu- art*
professional politician*. OIK debalrr*
rarely answered any question a* askfi.
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THE ?RESS. PA Bet 301 Aon U e . OH 44BU..
Congratulations, Brittany
TQ ihe Editor
This letter is to corrvct a letter in The
PRESS on Sept- 22- While the Avon Lake
Athletic Boosters Were proud to award
Micbvlie Burke an athletic scholarship in
1998. the 20tH winner is Brittany Burke.
Brittany excelled both tm the Geld and in
the classroom and we wer* very happy to
awaid her ooe of our scholarships.
I regret th* error and offer Brittany J
hugj congratulation* on her schoUrshipCood luck in your future endeavors. Brittany.
Avon Lake Athletic Boosters
Scholarship chairman
The truth will set you fros
To lire Editor
Amerioms need the fjtts on Innj.
Since the initial invasion. President
Bush's optimistic outlook rws bean
proveu wrong over and over again. All
the facts should be put cii the table so
that we can have 3 meaningful national
tf^b&tt? about what our country should do
Bush's oul-of-touch speech at the
United Nations reveals an administratmn
that believes its ovrn spin, not reality. The
piestdeiit's ewn intelligence analysts
have concluded that Iraq will likely
remain dangerously urwtable-and possibly dissolve into civil war-over tlie next
. y w without a change in policy. The
president's response to the CIA analysis?
-They '.-ere jusl guessing as to what the
conditions ought be like".
Tbe American people have a right to
know what is in that analysis. Release the
report. After alL, it is the right of a frw
society tu h*v« tbe facts before them so
they can make informed decisions.
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Mary Grace Horensky
Avon Lake
Don't compromise education
T o iheEditofT
•; •;
Ouce agair the Sheffitld-Sheffietd
Lake schorls will be pletding with voters
ti* 'joppori a levy to cow,rv*iytl±y operrttLi^.-otpcajcicnd prevratiog the school
district from sinking deeper into financial deficit and feeing state uke over. It
disturbs me that individuals are blaming
our financial woe* on poor financial
management The fad that our schools do
not heve enough money to run the district I* d e w Tbenr has been a steady
increase of our population over the past
few ytan, decrease* 1.1 state funding and
• drastic incline of the co» of living
expense*, which have contribute i to tin
openlinc cost deficit. Teachers and support staff have decreased <pendim; and
hav« even agreed to raise Iretvea and are
paying more nut of pocket expenses. I'm
afraid W-siftf, low our grx>d teachers to
tsan* <coip£iltive communities who
place Mgbef values on U>U ser'icr* if we
nuke asy ii*ore a m to their bent-fits. And
tha more WB cut our school district's
learning resources, the lower our Matf
teat *cote> will be. which Indirectly
rHwcls th» pride of a community.
I urse voters of SheH>ld-Shfffield Uk«tu research the financial stntw und pour
cooditions of OL r schooli before saying
no to the school levy Nov 2. As a result of
, several failed school levies, SheffieldSbeffiRld Uke school district is in serious financial trouble. We can't nlfcrd to
IgDonr the fact that our schools need the.
comniumty to pull together and pass a
much needed school levy. Schools nrw a
vital part of any community and without
community support, our children'* education will be t-ompromised.
1 wauld likrt to commemanilK t Knnip
of caring individuals wiionrr* involved in
furiniiiK the Oirdin;*! I'rid.' Crmtmitlw.
These individuals are working vt*ry hard
no ideas lu increase school priiU' »ntl
dacnta.se community negativity.
Deborah Ciprut
Sheffield Vi!!»'"
A taste of music in Avon Lake
To th« Editor
Th«t studnif*. or Avon Like urn sinning
your praiwra. Oti Nt»v. 7. th« Avon Lake
A~:y Schools Foundation will hold its "A
Tarte of Music" event. A light luncheon
. will be SMTVitd followed hy tit) afternoon
of musical entertainment prnienlfd * v
itudents of Avon Lake City School*. Yin*
sale of tickets and a raffle will provide
additional funds to bt u*ed for special
program* in the schoals. W- die s>*kin.',
your h«-lf> lo in^k* this hdjipt-ii. We invitt
contributions of items .md s.ervi(-«> to our
raflW. Monetary coutii but ions and the
purchase of *dvi-iti>ing space in the prop-iim art; aiso welcome. All donors will
rwieive recognition in the pruerain for liie
event. Any contribution may be laxdeductiblf.
As a result of cominuiuty supporl fur
the foundation in the post, the children at
Westview and Redwood tlemenlur>schrxils have new music front which to
sing. E*«tview and Erieview eU*ai«fOt<ir>1
sciiools %vill cuntinutf 'heir chuir KIUSU;
program. StudtrnU at Avon Lake High
School art- proud lo share the notes ot a
newly composed njusit,<*l selection.
Funds have aUo been contributed
towards Oie purtiii-s*! ni a new concert
piano. The strings [irpgrain al Ttay and
Lejrwood has been funded entirely
through Foundatiun funds. In addition to
music prognun enriciiiuenl. Uir Foundation has provided tiin funding for special
projects in many other area*. AII al which
benefit the sludf nts of Avon Lake. Your
contributions have !»-l;»ed support the**?
unique programs in our schools.
Please coiwtdec dondting to this v\ ent.
All contributions to the founddtiun y-ill
never bp spent Only the income generated by investing the donation- i* available
for spending, becaise of this, your gift
will keep on "givitg" year after yuar. If
yo*i have »nv quesVions. kindly contdU
any toundat-ia boaid roefnber: Nonn
NL-snbaum at y33-435G. John Daly at
333-4875. Donn Carmel at 933-3049 w
Cheryl Burkhardt at 937-9313.
The Avon Lake Uty Schools FoundatioT and the young people from Avczi
Lake Cirv- Schools who have benefited
from programs funded through the foundation wwit lo thank Avoii Laka and surrounding conuaunity members for their
gem rosity.
Norni Nisenbaum
Avon Lake
Support the scout*
To the Editor:
.Von Laka Cub Scout and Bay Scouts
will once again sell popcorn this fall as a
way to raise funds for pack and troop programming. For many units, popcorn sales
are the only fund-miser held during the
school year.
Throughout October. *von Lake
scouts will be present at sevcul locations
around Avon Lake, including Giant Eagle
and Top*. Our sincere appreciation goes
out !o these locations for allowing us to
conduct our "sbovr and sell" programs tn
t i w WOCM.
More impe^anlly. we appreciate the
way the citizens of Avon Lake liavtt iUpnorted scoe!i=5 i.~. »bn pAit by stopping
by thf tables and nuikiL'g a purdhase.
We hope you'll Mop by und support
st-outing vihf'n you see us around town.
We aUn ask that you watch for Uw numU-rs "332" or "334" ar. the uniforms tts
thfse an? the units that am from Avon
Luke.
Tiidiik you for supporting Avun Laky
scouts by" puruhiwiny from Pack 332.
Pack :i3-» and Troop 334.
DJVHI Tltum
r. Pat-k 312
Avon l-ik'-
Bush's rat hole
To the Editor:
It is apparent tn all
thldlv. AttliTlOCCUpfllioU of IriHJ i** ^
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Points.
tir.uitiuu ot the currt-nt instdbility «i;d
AVON
the wrjn-t div»olution into uvil war. lr. nu
t-d-«- is pro^irv* brills made.
Oiunh (35293 Detroit Knadt for
At a time when ^il Qdetii i^ rebuilt ziid
^«Unui2 strength. 'Jt\e Taliban [•> resur^'-nt\ wn. Michael Grant, Andre Kins and Luke I
it'. .-T-f^lumMin and bf-tii North Ktwe^ and ! McCown oo Oct. 18ai7p4n-Tbeprograa •
Iriii ^n* uii the polh lu combinmc rsueiej* \ Mil) fcjturc A ttuestk— *ad answer vasUin. |
vvfrfpon* and oiis^ilet. very hard thokes t a*. •**'& as Browns' tu&hlijfat videos and i
niu^t be 'uadtf ubout the is;e of American i blooperv Tbe tvcni b free and open to the '
resauftcs. The Ameticdn people cnu^t public A special Uilfrtc pwty will be ;
ktiuw ill- truth about Iraijt orTered far middle and high school stu- j
t ur^; all of you to join a growing
number of govcrami'M officiil* and citi- dents at 5 3 0 PJXL for more info, log onto
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zens tu caiLmg on the president to share
• Teacher awvrf_Avua VElajc Semen*
"Jit; CIA's National Intelligence Estimiste
tary School Kindercxnen teacher Mkhette S
with the public
been named Ionia County j
Thu president must tell us if he rw* a tkntx has
of the Month.
exit strategy, bow many years we will b« Teacher
Sack to sdwoL-Emptojiect at AJ.
in Iraq, how many mare troops will neetl Kose• ManufacTurinfc
are uidims a host of
to bw seut theie in the next year or thf senkes aod traiains
oflerwl
next ID years and most of all, how many through Lonin Countyprograms
CtMnmxiity Cdmure dead and wounded young ,\m*ri- l*S*"i Corpcntu and Community
Qunrach
cam do«k he plan on counting up and. Services oflke, iodudins job prcrfiSng
of
how many billions more rloes he intend several pourioas. employee
x
to throw down this rat hole.
traicint. supervisory trainHenley John- cofomunicaiJoo
and trchnicd rraiaing. AJ. l o t is *
Avon Lake ing
nunufscturtns coinpaoy u u i provides
pans for the autoratfetfc Industry.
Endorses Issue 59
• Coming toon—ATOM'S amrul ChristTo the Editor
On bvhalf of Pluniben & Steumfllter* mas CmcUetilht Walk b IX:. >5 lo the
Local 42. it is truly an honor to support frcoch Crrek Dtstrio. Enjoy an old &shthe Lorain County Commuoiiy College iooed couiury Chrismus in tbe famocic
s houstof antique, craft and ^ift
for what they continue to do for not only
the community but Lorain County. Their boutiques duDCgJioat tbe disrioL THere
continued efforts to promote not only wttlfcecaroling, LoBy dwTroHy shuttte SCTquality education, but ability and desire vkr. craft shows. <foor prizes, buttling
to bring various groups together such as rivts. Saota Qaus and Father Christxua.
tabor organizations, businesses owners,
AVON LAKE
contractors and the Chamber of Commerce for opvc dialog and discussions
Busbwfeacfcs<.Lraiickst*
regarding concerns and ideas from all to a+tr m rash oTtbtftof jcbnKorry s
promote bettor education, a stronger com- now being ianrst&ttetffey the ALPO.
munity, better lifestyles and standard of Amoncsz othnt crmtr^tmp*uaot and
living fur all.
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* 5oldUlo the Ory of Avoo tnke. »
Thervfore. it in our pleasure to endorse
Issue 50 foi tlif LCCC/Uniwrsity F«itner- house at 327G U t o Bo*d MJOiNOlTlic
aty apftwtft At puntett Uoodrjr. whidl
sliip OR the N'cv. 2 ballot.
Robert L. Utter w i n a p a o d ^ t c o o c i p i e u s Wtefiont prnpBusiness manager/FST e n y a s V e t evo a s h i r k . ' . . . • ' : ' • '
A l t h e < party
Offers suppou
Leticr t= Uio Editor
Wow! Aftet tvading last wetk's Letters
to the Editor. I M'- sorry for Brad Negulescu. and I wanted to offer my rapport.
Personally. I find Mr. Negul«cu*» views
and opinions reEreshing in an otherwise
liberal saturated media. I am so tired of
alt of iho Bush-bashing conservativecrushing that takes place in America's
media today. That b, why 1, too. am ui
avid Fox News watcher. I know lhat Fox
has its own agenda, but 1 feel they do a
better Job ofrepreientingboth sides of the
issues than other news organizations
(including HHS anil NPR radio]. I also
tixik exception to the readrr who thinks
th« war io b«o is only about frerdom for
Iraqis. I know'people like to iTiticiw «>ur
effurW in Ir*i s» bcirn; ttubidr tin- ;w:op*r
of a "IV.ir on Terrorism" wltit.h rjfj'jn in
Afghan istiin. However, anyone who
thtnk.% that Saditani Hus.M-in war not protii<jtin){ ;md funditu; ail unti-Arnerican
••^••tiii.t in thf Middle East i<t deluding
llirmvlvcs. WVare truly IH*H»T off and
•iaft-r us a result uf President E)ust»\
.ii tiiini. If you dem't »w*^' th^n think
iibtnit thiA-.-liuw n u r y terrori*( attack,»
h.ivi- t.iVi-n place on Aint*ri(-ni soil sinr«(
'*- II7 TIM* witr in ITIMJ i% first and ftirrmaM
.i!vm' iirutit.tiriK America'i frrTilum. 1. for
(ttiv. slvi.-p bt'tlfr ill iiij;''' knowing th.it
U-i ,.iis>< u i ' h.ni' "uVt'ii tin* IIRHI to
tin'tii," 1 ilmt't luivf In wrirry uhmil my
t:liitdnatt ItKikin^ down tin? Kirn-I nfa I«.Trcirist'n t*uii wiit-ri they y« tu st linol
and th* Unitinl Nation* ^ty* it "ill ""1
t ti.itioiuil rirt:tium tin!«"•'. th**]
y sitlialinn ilranutticitlly iinpritii-s
At a tintrr ivin.*ii IIWIIV Irmjit btdiiir tinnccuiMticm for lai.L of t:loan w.it.-r and
electricity, ttta- adminittrHlimi U askinj; to
> ! ". in a c!i»Mfi!*d r-.'part pto-
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Avim L.ik.1-
Sincere thanks to Coach
Tn th l i i
We xv.ultl like Hi at:kntmI'^l^i and
sriiil "lit d big "llwiik V?JU" irom the Avtm
Like IV nirU tt-nui* ( r u n l«i our JV roach
Sui* Tr/ii.iak fur hi-i r.onsUnt >;utddnt:e
on ami off th» i ouitv Frmn il.iy imi*. %ve
knipw Mu»t t'»? (virtif plan wai ;»ll .ltxttil
siuft billions from rcwmsiruction to training un Imqi army.
Unf(n1undt«ly. I'ri'sidetit Uush i* oi»>
nf the tvw who timtinu.es to a w i l th.ttwilit:1
hn» a plan hvhich lie IM* >tt I" «»•«'' ''
us) that Iraq is on itt way to u
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and tliat pTu&v">s is Iwuig made
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• Water on tbe w«b-Xof «* todrf at
wwwjvuolaknraUftonr desljoed to
iO)iuinc new rowfcna wko Avon Lake
Municipal UBWes ami it* boanl. acn make
communicatlni with customer* easier.
Feedback b encouraged. £*tu& commtnis
to Ilnd>@alut£StIesxoin.
• H*Uowem...Trk:k-or-tr**rtiot tot
Avon LaketoOct. 3» from 6-7-30 pjn. See
nexr week's "fell activiry section* for other
places celehratine Halloween. Send your
event* to theprew®brisht.iut with "fall
aaiviti'" in the lubject line.
SHEFFIELD LAKE /
SHEFFIELD VILLAGE
- Levy lobbying-.5 hrfTieW Lake
Ward 1 Councitwomsn Joyce flanks
invites all tint ward vesldentwnd
anyone -tie-to * disco*.**1"* of the levy
toni5h£ at 7 p.m. at Knoliwood Elemen
tary School. 4975 Oster Road. "We r.li
need to know wh»t we're voting on *
Hanks sjid. "Crt tbe facts before you
make your decision. Thii session U
mainly for fir« ward residents but anyone Is welcome. There will be oiber »ev
vion* in the other wardf."
• Where's the beri7_Tne police ar*d
fire departments* annual steak-Try fundraiien will take pUce in November. The
police fund-raner will be from 7-9 p.m
Nov.fc« U. Thonu* EJementary School on
Harris Road. The fire fundraiser w«l he
Nw. >2 at Tom'« Oiontry Place in Avon.
J . '
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liltermg and inc/ediblv •—'
the \uImiUT* whu try to k.eep the rfuxe
clean fur its t usloiuvr* arid rui^siuns.
If you have any qu«»tions about
dausting. ple-ise call the store at 932W17- TiidiiiL you tu all whu donate such
wooderfiil thing* for such «i good purpose. Slop in in'i see us.
Jane and John Sbeau-d
Avon L-iV.«
!e«iclier. Our teacbers continue to plan
and implement pruiyaitia to niai.« tiling*
better tot ihe distrit.1 and students, such
Modi-1 V.S.. Carter Day, nwrnoring
b .
art
r,v, m
p
,thor> djid liit could go on and on.
We would like to extend an o'pei.
iitdlion to all in the coinmuiii!}' u>
oiiJ *--e what is going ou in your
dislfict, visit the b*^ldtnss. go to
a syorting event ur tuncert. We hope
you will be pleased and realize all these
i hildrtn *re wurth your support. We ,ts
a itdft certainJy think so.
Michele Gi'tiring
Avoa Like
Children are worth the support
No child luft unrecruited?
'is away wiii the mission's pur:
d that's i '. bt-irv a "£<>-•-! neJ jh-
LETTERS, trwn page 7
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Ou Sept. 27.
tkui.fi up a piu up true*. .
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Wank«u; hcnv to improve our individual
games *ad at the end trt knowing we did
out best be the niust . . -rUuit
and not wincing. It was about
shipi thai were established and uuiturvtl. Parents, who pLamii*d team dinners, jiris practicing Sunday nights.
going out together for fun and beiog able
to phoce Coach Sue about Miool And
ptfionaJ cocHids and knowing that shr
would just understand.
We Mould like to .tlso biarvk tii» Trzuciak family for holding their dinners as
games went into the evening. We love
you. Maddie. and knowing that their
tnoia would give up Sept. 2S as she vtngle-handedJy orchestrated at Avon Laif
the JV SWC T-anis Tournament, onue
asjain. demonstrating her genuine talent
and abilities to run a tournament and
coach us.
, We will be back next year. We will
play with more confidence, we will still
be friends and we will be happy to pUy
teanis tor our outstanding coach. Sue
Madeline Shanfco. Rachel
,
Mwiaa Matthews, Katie Beyer.
Krirtin Wilkinson. Cairo Dyczkowsfci.
Priya Makadio. Hannah Fischer.
Rachel Hussey. Julie Peacock.
Kelsey Faludy, Sarah Germain and KrisiMii Cunningham
Avon Lai-e
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Be a 'good neighbor
To th& editor.
When you see the store sign, that's
exactly what it ii-Tue Good Neighbor
Built Shop. We tie always grateful for
the otrw ur gently used clothing and
household items that are donated. All
proceeds go to missions such as Meals
on Wheels, CRS, homeless shelters and
mc»re.
Th*t store co-managers and volunteers are so kind, they hesitate telling
the other side of the story- *o I will.
On occasion, people *buse the purpose of the store by dumping off clothes
am) Items outside of iho store, which am
filthy and oltaolete. Tbe sign in the window tUtes, "no donations after hours."
PICOM do not use the store as a dumping
ground. Via all have trash pick-ups at
our hofltes. The thrift shop has had to
increase BF1 pick-up tc rwu times a
week, at 539 each lime. That is taking
To the Editor:
Recently. I was diked as president of
thf Sheffield/Sheffield Lak'e Teachers
Assoclatioji how the association has
contributed to the community and
school district. 1 found it very difficult
to differentiate between *bu association!
and the individual teachers, classified
staff and administration, Upon rrfWtiiig on this question. countless cur.tributiuns frivol all came to mind, f will :'-+VO.K
only a small portion in this tetter.
The staff rvaene» deeper into our
own pockets for simple things like student supplies for the students whose
family can't afford to buy them, lending
lunch money tu the student who has
"forgoltan" it ur purchasing general
room supplies. They do not hesilate to
take a student heme after sports or n u b
practice because their ride doesn't I'IOW
up or give them a lift home from sct*x)l
so they do not have to walk along a bu iy
road at rush hour. Our staff has alsj
mad* concessions, which have cost all
staff members additional money. The
entire staff has taken ft p*y freeze for
over a year now, changed insurance
costing them more and extended contract language to savu the district
money. Our staff continues to work in
after school programs, sports and club*
with no compensation because it benefits the students, just to mention a few
things.
While making financial sacrificea a
large percentage of our stuff continues to
pursue highsr *-ducniiun wt-U beyond a
tijchelar's dWre* with a majority of our
teachers holding a roaster's degrev or
hetlvt. This has nil been done at no cost
to the district, just thn Individual
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At thif time in our history, the drift
process is alieudy underway. According
to ti'w Selective Service Annual Perfbrma3i« Plan for 2004. by March 31 dmft
boartit must be operational within two
uid a half montLs of a return to conKTiptUvi.
The facts an that there are strong
indic*k»* tint we will ultimately ruo
ou! of trooiY- li Rumsfeld is being hon-'
est. where wt ill the»e tro*ji»s come EromT
Now that we %re involved in a war that
many of us /i.-e scratching our ho«ds
about. >*oti WtnJd h*»r this adutiutstration say that shared sacrifice is the patriotic thing to do. Would we be able to
hide our children in the system as
George "41" did or would we watch tr.9
rich get unathe. t«.\ cut after this election and watch the poor get a chauce to
make the ultimate sjtj-ili*:*??
ne Pox
Avon Lake
Outlet
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To the Ediwr
The So t^iild Left Behind Act.
sicned by Prescient Bush two years ago.
includes a pro-ision tliat if secondary
schools fail io release the names,
addrvsst-i and phone numbers of student* ta mililar>" recruilvrs, they will
lit»e their fedtral funding. This includes
y.mr dau^rittir's ru»"ie •« =*.il as your
w n s . While you. i-^^tger has been
busy playing sports, singing in choir
and visiting potential college?, the
Defence Department'* web site po>teu
«ui ad asking Americauu ever IB to
"Serv'e Your Communitv and the
Nation. Become a Selective Service System Local Board Member."
These are the people who would
make up the 2.000 local and appeal
boards who will decide who gets deferments, postponements or exemptions
fro-ja service. The Pentagon has now
t-eroovrd the notice from its Web site
and denies any, move to reinstate the
draft. It is. after all, an election year.
Why is this hapi*ening? Our troops are
statiorwtl in 213 o* the world's countries
and are spread v«.iy thinly. The high
casualty rates of at I-*ast 14.000 and
fatalities upward of 1.0S3 based on statistics twsteu on the Web sita of the
Department of Defense makes our possible rvcriits think twice. Many of the
troops who have been extended "Jverseas Aometimes more than once. V j , not
be re*nlistins. The quagmire In Iraq •- -ill
tuntictue and w are looking at a future
bo£K«*tJ down in Iran sod North Korea n.t
well.
If House and Senate bill-. HR1G3 and
SB') pass, the loophole of college, used
by many to avoid servict* in Vietnam
_ _ _ _ ^
will be closed. All meo and women
betwet-ri tiie age» of l«-- r ' would be eligible for induction t>nce they graduate
fruiu his-h school- Th^ Saiart Border
Uecl'irailoii. which w--is -^ijuwi by Canadi-in and L'.S. offi-jals m Decen'ber
'liiOl. would keep draft dod^«s in this
country".
yite Admtoi>trdliun denies that a
draft is in the works. Uonald Rumsfeld
h^s s-iid "W./rt nut going to re-impleunrnt ^ draft. Th««» is no need for it.**
As the mother of three children vrbo
f.\ll under the criteria I've discussed earlier. 1 £o QW believe hira. I am not listening If what they are saying, I'm looking at what the "facts are. Karl Rove
polie-d Hi-publican merabers of Congress
un how they felt about the draft. Thuy
saia they'd "support the President." The
Pentagon has hed before. They oevrr
told us the truth about the Vietnam
casualties.
Lost year, 1 attended a farewell party
for some of our local boys heading ctfF to
their futures in the service of our country. I saw the tears of pride and fear in
thV' mother's and father's: eyes as they
watched their son do their duty. These
voung men chose their future, as did
many others who are recruited around
the country wvery day. It is their choice,
and I thank Cod that these young adulls
have chosen to serve their country and
defend her for you and me. This is
something that they wjnt to do. Tb*
,lraft takes that choice away.
Oitc "ttirdDHK" Shcirartt. O » « r
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4^56 Like Rd.
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440-949-6360
Local retailers rally all month in memory of Karen Nakon
AVON
Sy
Ferran
Forget about pars, birdies and e-sgl.-s. Nevt-rmiii'l
about the sedres and can tests for new cars an certain
halesThe Karen P. Nokun Breast CuiLer foundation Ji«is
two hugely successful golf outings already under its belt
w i ± a tbiid scheduled for Aug. 29. 2003.'
In an effort to bobter "grassroots'* support during
3reast ( * J f w T ' .\ivare*Jt«s Month. The Foundation has
spread its wings to involve local retailers in th- groups"
efforts to both raise avana»is and funds for research and
treatment of th« disease.
Ou Oct. 23 local shop owners in Olde Avuo Village
have designated t)»e day as Karen P. Nakon Breast Canotf
Foundation Day- A'l of the participating businesses are
asking for omnnctnhy support in joining them to h d p
raise awareness arv * hind;, for Naknn and breast cancer.
Each store at " Tav Village" is doing something either
during the month af October or on Out. 23 to raise money
(or The Foundation.
• Treehouae owner Ron Larson is donating SI front
the sale ot each bottle of Crane Lakes wim to The Foundation. A California wins. Crahf Lakes is available in
Ottardoonay, Zinfandel and Cabernet. The Tnwhuuse is
i daily dtiti luivJi i^ ^rved fr'Jtn 11 d.m.-2.1t> p
• Luh Mile*1. own-T of iM-uls Gift Sfiup ha*
t'.i-iits. li^ou.it-^^t hvr M»HV with a j:«.nk ritibun. All
,_
tiin^j^h O^t 2'i. Mii"» i» duriitins a pjrtjon in.1^1 the ^aJe
uf tjiase itr-m* in The KdT«i F. NiLun Brtiist Qmuer Fuundjtiun
NichulA-j .K^ai-on. Kareu t-ldf>t son's urhpiictl. hiiids. ihit \ v t*e LieJtevl ijt i!i'.-tnur\- iA bis
all h w l but ou Oct. 23 hour> are 1 i *.m.-tt p.ui.
• At Bird* uf a Feather on Oct. 23 And fur the remainder of lha mouth, a quilt designed and niade by Karen's
sister Tdmi and hri friend Amy Foye will be on dujjUv to
coincide with-a.CJVUOCK foe shoppets to team tfchiiiLjut^
of quilt-making. Family mtmbfJn* and friends were each
gtvttn a squaw to deicurate. and Tcuiii and Amy sj»t-ni
maay hcnirs Msembung them into the quilt in KarenS
haaat Tlw quilt WAS presented to Karen's husband NUtt
Niion and the ccuple's childrwi firlitT this itinuiKf. A
ponion of the proceeds from the day will be dunated to
Tht Fouatbtioo. Foundation calendars an? iivailobit* for
«al« at this shop as well
• At French Creek Fiber Arts, owner Peggy Strung is
sponsoring a "Stitch to V.TN1 Against Breast Cancer"
e\enL With a daoation. locals can select either a Vjiining
or crochet kit. Volunteers will be present to demonstrate
the basics and get those interested in the projwO. started.
Tie? Lit-. h^\t been donated by The National NewileArts
.\isadiUun. ollo\»"uig all proct*xis to ^o toward The
Karen F Naiou Br^ii! Cancer Fouada'ion. Octoi>-r 2"3
hours will be 11 a.iu.-a p.m.
\il-on iv^s di«gu<r>«d with breau cjnctf u her early
1
. while pregnant with her thini child.
nude it to her 3B!h birtbdiy vrhen he hnsarf
slie was fi^htiag took her lift* on Feb. 2T of 2003.
Shortly after Karen succumbwi to the disea-e. Matt goi
the provRthUJ wheels in moliou by tirgaiuzing the gtJf
outing and otlief events to help raist? money lor research
and treatment of brvast cancw for those that wet* having
trouble paying for medical care. To iKtnor Karen's cuuragtrou* and graceful fight. tw.f fatnilv established The
Fouruidtion's tnissiuQ which is to fund hicu&t caactr
lewanii as well as to 1'elp timilies trilh the staggennjj
to»ls of ticatnioit—where medical expenses can easily
exceed S25/J0C monthly.
"It's exciting to see that new anii differwil «ne«ts are
being held for T!» Fo*jud^'.ioii without our dredors
being invoht-d ia the prDoeis." Nakon said. *"H is a sign of
growth that th»i commusiity wants to hold events to benefit our caust."
For iiuore infonnatiou OD The Karen P. Nakon Brt-ast
Cancer Foundntion. ot to volunteer for this worthwhile
cause, contact the administrative offioes ot 937-6712 or
'visit liieir website at wvrwjjakonfoundation.org.
•Wine is the main event at Arthritis Foundation's major fund-raiser
AVON LAKE
By Lori £. Swstaj
1
For the one in
people who are. or mil be
stricken with urdaiH*. U is
organtzatktDs s u i i t ' ^ - t h e
Nortlveastem Ohio Oiapter
of the Arthritis Fcuooatlon
that tfwy turn to for tnSotThe nou-pjofil i
Hamann
tion pKnides funding for
prograinis. tnCmmttion and researdi on the dispose, which
can be crippling t r f tiax DO cure.
To beip support the cause, thw Northtnratem OJuo
Chitpter on OcL 2lA*ill host what has be-xuu* iw b i ^ e ^
fund-raisnr of thft^jwff. rfAmour du \ln** ttbe UJVV of
\Vuw). The ev*nH«thtf brainchild of Avm Lake rraidVnt
Uad*> HamiDO.:C«h« abo >its on the hoard of ii»e Nonheostem Obio chapter m& will be hosting the event al Elyria Countrj* Obh hvea 6-9 p.m.
-Thw'ls tba wGHttth year we've had the event."
. "AtthatPae. we werw hosting
g several smallweren't making
makinc AOV
AIIV money.
muncv- 1
«ndI ihM^'^iltu weren't
m
g it made sense to fust have ooe W«e v\ wit."
Since then, the fund-i-aixer has tripled its attendance
und chapter reiiresentativvs mv. hoping to stl a rvcnrd ff«fund-raising.
**UV nope to make at least 5JC.O00." Hdmanr. said. "We
sUr^d with 200 pvntile. LseA year there wtre 400, and this
war we are e.'specting bOO.
"It's important to note that all of the money raised will
remain in Lorain Qxinty to helj' support pnr^ranw. wrvices uni outrvach in the county."
In Lorain County, over 74IKK) individuals are atf«.tt?d
by arthritis. Thr event L* n^eivina: auistince fruru lurjil
businesses and mnunucity nwmbets. Larr>' Cioodman.
mvn« of Goodawn Bevt-ragj h\ Ujrain is doiwtuig all of
th« wine for the event.
Hamann h<u bwn involved with artlirilis-reU««d
issues for years ami ««dits Dr. M i d w ! C KtAcain. '.«»• n{
li»e Qei.'flluid Clinic docturs «t the Ho«|4tiU fur Ortf iup.--
The Economics of
Preventative Dentistry
Vvmon D. Psttcraoa DO
As of October 18,2004
contact us at
450 Avon Be Id en Road, Avon Lake
ill
UN
By
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II your j?wl is to tcep jour t n t h
for a lifetime, Hum p»,f hajis >-ou need to exaa ine how
you «pi»o«rii your dental can.1. For many. lrii> h'gh coat
of continual detOal repairs is a DioUvstor to adopt pf»vrnitiw habits. The old adage **an OUIKX' of nrwrntton
is worth a pound of cure" is tuehly applicable to dentistry. The longer a dental problem penists. the niucv
involved the repair will be.
Silent Trouble
Even a tiny a«w of tooth tlrcay, if left untreated, will
ffpremi. Tha probimn is. llw vast majorily of lojtli ds.-cay
Is completely palnlew, S"**"^ pa'^-"*»t;4 " " waminj; of
disaster to come DeUys in appropriate preventive (^»t«
met time can resull in root canal* or even tooth
removMl if left too inng. The curly staffs of gam distMiw
are abo completely witliout paui or evm blwding.
Timely TTratment
Early trcatmettt f(»r Iwth louth decay mid gum dis««e i^
less invasivB and less* exiwiwivc in Uiw lont; trnn. Small
fillir" or cwmtnit rtatcirations to n-rtotv ttt-iywl ttn.-th
and non-surgical mirn tn;iitmrnt i^»n itwke nil UM- diffentnev between ktvpinx tevth f»r .1 lifctimif ur .i prifjual loss of teeth. Il is nvvvr too late to start a preventive
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arvanil die warftt Or. Voters con be rrtnhrd at hi\
Counetic I'amity Drntol practice at 4W-'JJ7-5432 or
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Zmnom Vwngrto*, DO
Moving to Avon Lake
•.?•*
•5i
dic and Specialty Senictrs. as her arthtiUs iiirpkui
liamaon worked with him for ei^ht years and now serves
as the Director of Marketing for Elyrb Mettwjriat Moepiul.
Kolczmi lias nmiMned instn'jiienW Ln the tunJ-rais^-r.
whiri* U presented b>- the Hospital for Orthoi>»i*;dic ATMJ
Sptrtialty S^rviosL For iiaminn. arthritis is n\v* personal.
She v*3tchtd h«r moth**. wi»'passed away this year.
sirusste with crippling artlinli^ fur yews.
"She couldn't vralk." rUi!.arui said. "SK& mil s*.*vrrB
jrlliritU in her hips and knees. *
Tl»! buvinecK casual event will future food, wine*
frum across the country, a silent section ami • trip raffle. Throughout th« evenins. Ritests h*re lh» opj«ortuni;y to minjil^ as they sample food* from 15 rrwtaurantB.
Tir-kett are 530 prr person- For tickirta.« for nto»-*i uifbfmation. contact the Arthritis Fouudariou, Northea-ttrni
Ohio Chapter, at (2IC) 831-7000, exX. 1»3 or o i "
at 'J88-C2S9.
SHOP FOR THE CURE
October 1*23, 2004
A 1 Vu.-ri.Ti wilt K> nuvL' to hrtr.»%t
^jtwer rt"«.-.trvh fr.mi [miilij-.ci.-f
rum-. tJcrmtVJ wnti tin- Pink Rit-Kin
934-3457 • 36840 Detroit Road.Avon
-Located behind the Tree Home Gallery in Olde AvonWijgc-
Vtsit »\ at
j
; Parade, festival mark weekend long list of homecoming activities
t'aik. l- e.\
Ocl 14
f;-r .v
e
• 7 pja. tlacCn? in th«> south park.I^-a lot a ALflS.
B / '-on *£L S^.ita;
r.mi.
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<>
Oct1S
NUrchmg
^
music. The Avurt
1
bill*..! .t- J ; . i ; i n i ii'iiiiii. .'.- bi^>-«t f
\i-t ii.i-. I«•••(: .iirv;.»tii/i-ii b\ In •«(••*
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• 7:3U [i in. Vir*ity fcoiball giiunf.
.-\UiS vs. H..y \\\U^.
Ai .:ii i . i
i> m i c.-.i ;•
-'r*.ji
t Jf- vr iI
"the community evsul" 'jf '
thisThurwi-v (O«-l. U J u i l h a t i -
.Hill t l V t i
«.'j;.(UI£jtli)Ii>
<tt"iiti<; .1
m r r i uf ttt-tm j i n i 1:11 •'••
y lOct. J5) varsity ftiim* will f*--iii:re
(trf->;Aiiif activities, tin* (HUIL-M .iwrmn;
i
court <*t hdlftlinr and hrjii-i'>-ln '*>l
"Trif l n v t i h - ^ r f •w>Kt
atiiuQ agiitist Bjy Villas* liititi Si in ml.
~ I ii"t.*'v •* u . j i t i i m l i s t . "
O n Sund-iv muriuti
tli«
On Saturday iiiuming. hi«- liif <lm-t*
alottK thtf paraiit* rim I* In < livrf <>u uuw«- ui!3 ht>-*i .( jwnviLi* i>rf.J.Cf.
1
j t u - l : . H i j i m . in rl»- Av1.11
fhilt 73 flo.il*. vt-hit W uit'l ic'titi* * IU th«Avon lai.* f-lcuuit^uUiiiv; l\*rjtti\ •*-.!«•» I- S* biml O j n u m t ' i * . Hr*>|mi'l iti
11 1
tir S"< J t tht* dut»r. i-u*
i-d to be one uf ilw vrwkpfut\ liislilit' "
is S 2 "tud i.hililti'ii 4 m i d ii:tJ»*r
Chuci. Fy« luve spent (ho I**' immtti
i i g the pAtad* ' u hie h n» hvU-*
from evvfy MJUM*! in the i u»
h^VB total cumniuirity in\*>l\fm?ut.~ Cratas sdid. "The class*.** "I '•»•*
and 'G4 will b»* then* alooi; with *tiiJt*itt
K*anis Clubs."
Tilt) parade, which begin.* at 10 .'O
I"u
att* av-.iil.tblf ftoni KIWAIU>
l l v l'.i!rii>:> (^'airuunttv frUnd. in
1 .'tiiuii.t on WilU the Stve th«' Wot«l»
(inui.l.itunt will bnit a i.uut^rl ••! the Dr
n.uiu'1 H. Ki-v^ IWfurniinx Art* tV11li-r.il
*hr lii^b •>. biK'l. •.tartiijs.tt 3:10 p in The
1 uiu'vn wilt U-titTit S.tv.- tin* VVocxii.
Council approves cellular antenna
AVON LAKE
By LonE. Switaj
By a 5-2 vote, tity uxmd\ appfttvfd the
additjnft of d cellular antenna wi tup of tli*r
tower at the comet of Walker and
Moare- ro*d» ont tbe ubjtxlioos of T-I-IJ
Co.'* J«? Scarpelli and his lawy« Gerald
PhUiips. Councilrrwai K.C Zubw and Tim
Rush voUxi K£*in*t UM*
that while they supported better ceUtiXat
Avon Lake, thay *•_•«:
ji'wnvaJ JSUOPM.
grrw*. to h u w an jnu*niu on th«*
tcnvw." Zuinr said, adding h* did nut
think. tLe city was t>lluv*-uy tt
l
ii Uirr>
had lirtuou* t;onh'nti»u*.
Aiid whii-l»-*».iidt]rf supfKirtt-iJ Scjqtili'-i
intenl a.*, A btisint^s ptrrsun, Iw felt tlwil
PCS. wtxi is sm-LiJS t'» aild tii*r
, was within thoir r l ^ U .
a cuurt sten jprapbw in U
m^ "I autio;ute M t pt'11!!,
tn juke JegjJ a<licjii) iijrm&l Avuii Uil-f"
but Mid hv WHS voting • .*ith ilne tonfttl**i« *•
tfuit l^*w Dirvnor C*wII Smi'h *-"d ill*-* ti f )'
.'\*d foliowvtl i>nij>rr |a-iKJ-4urr.*.
/Meet & Greet
^^ib^i^
Invites you to to »{>en<J a **easuul*
evening of conversation *>ver
awanl-winninj; wine ano* rl»*rH<'.
Please join u>!
Oct. 16
• 10:10 am. Hamfi:r;niiiijl parddc
U-gin* a: Bl*s*r Pjfk OJI Electric and
travels d w a Cleoriew. i'srtvicw and
SR B3.
• H J 0 (tin. Festival B«ijii» [ends
<i -4 p.tn.J :<t ALiiS.
l
j
Art Snow.
• Nooa-12:43 p.m. Mia* Kristen'a
Dance i'how.
• IJr.V) pju- 14th Annual Pet
Shew.
• 1-1:JC p.m. St.
School & m t j Co.
• 1-4.- pjn. Balloon
QQUTU.
• 1-4: p ja. Sumo Wrestling• V3b-1: pjn. Qiildren'* P p
Show.
• 1J&-Z-30 pja- Ice Sculpting
Demoostralion Nunh Lot.
• 2J0-3: p.s3- Otua Sute Drum
Majors Dp3onstT8lion• Z'45-3:45 p.m- CJevetaod MetioPaxLs Animal Show.
0ct17
- 7:30 a.m-l:30 p-m. Kiwaais Pancai.i Breiiiast in Commoas• 10;30 a.m. Festival BP^HS '.ends
•S 3 p.m.).
" 10:3U a-m..-3: p-£
Cdlliuy-Art Skwvt.
• ittJO ajn.-3: p.tn- Music• Noon-l pj=- St. Ignatius High
School Circus CQ. , •
• 12:30-1 p-m- lazxxrris* Demoostiatjon.
• 12^0-2 Jfl p-m- Eilloon 1\visting
l
• 1-1:45 pja.
MetrcPuia .\ainml Show.
• 1-2 pju. Blueberrj- PteBaking
ConttMt.
• 1:30-2:30 p.m. ALHS Cbe«i«»dOensom
• 330 p JB. Patriots Band'Save tb*
Woods concert at ALHS.
Area teams prepare for volleyball, soccer playoffs
See sports, pages 25,27
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Pastor sends .'relief- when recent floods strike former home
"I toot diem ic zreliefcenter." be said.
'They asked people td use the shm'els,
ptiss them on to their neighbors and thvn
; AVON
bring thvm back lo ihe relief waiter."
By Lori E- Stress
•
In subsequent weyks, tls* church co]L'ct^i aver S1.400 in cash dud two vinFGT Dr. Charles Feiie. i:*stor oi Lake
Ioad» of clothing for the students who 1st
Shore United Methodist Church, the
their homes. One additionil van Ica'i i;
recent storms liiat strucH ihe caunuy from
waiting for delivery.
Florida to Ohio hit home. LitwdJIy.
The church also farwruded mom-' to
Peale. who grew up in tiny W-t-^
tbf South tit'Uiixe Church to UMI t\x P1;-.!Hollow, Ohio, called horn* SopL 17 to
rations on senior citizen hoin** whicl; MUlearn 'uut his mother's house, ojiy that *vas
tained damage to their it-iates.
rt-built after being destroyed in uV great
"This year s Doods were moiruiaeiitai."
flood of 199O.hjd again sustained damage.
Pe^le said, adding that the ar*-a hadn't su-The flooding was ihc result of hurricane;
Ivan, which was crossing I He eastern Unittained that much dainagw since 19'KJ.
ed Stales with a vengeance.
From left, Dick Kamps and Lake Shore UMC pastor Dr. Charles PeaJo ready supplies for when his homftuwn Io^t 26 residents. Six
of nU neighbors, including those rixt
Although his aging mother iCathleen. a flooded residents in southeast Ohio.
widow, sustained some damage lo her
to Southeast Ohio, he had a full truck that door, were killed.
flooded,
causing
a
raw
set
of
problems.
home and property, she was e-iientiaUv
Lake Shore Ucited Mt-diodist Church
included 38 shavr!s.. II push brooms,
-Then* v.ere kids on a bus trying to get hand
left unscathed by the incident.
brooms, mops, a ladder. Shop Vacs, is still accepting donations in care of
home
OP
a
Fridiy
and
they
ixjuldn't
"The read near her home was undercleaner, and cases of water and non-per- "Flood Relief" at 33119 Electric. Avon
water and health aides couldn't get to her because the r a d s were blocked." Peale ishable food items.
Lake 44012.
said.
"They
had
lo
return
to
school
and
£nrafewdays, hut othenrtse she just had
stay
there.
When
they
finally
returned
they
minor damage," Peale wiid.
Otburs in the area weren't so lucky, Hi* found they had no home."
Two ? ea residents died in the floods.
mother's area, including thn small towns
Peal" arranged a visit to his mothers,
of NeH and Quincy. <& alotg the, Ohio
River Valley just outsiile of West Virginia home Sept. 26 and two of his parishioners.
arid are subject to (lash flooding aad a ris- Dick and Nancy Kamps on the church's
INSURANCE AGENCY, INC
mission team quickly organized a flood
ing riv«.
Since 1952
"The area was hit with a triple wharn- relief drive.
roy." Pealtf said. "First there wne the flash "Within minuLtfS we had over SiOO,"
"We at Bob Allen
floods (ram (hurricane Frances} earlier. Peale said.
Insurance are old
Thee there were fksh HaocU from IVEUI folPeale went to the Lowe's Home
lowed by afloodedi;ver."
liapravement store in Elyrie who agreed to
fashioned,
we still
Peale said that fit**- flnndirw U espe- sell htm shovels at half price.
cially dangerous, hut the waters generally
"I cleaned Lowe* ou" of their inexpenbelieve custouier
subside -vithin ihe hour. Following the sh e shovels." he saidservice is the
flashfloods,the tanks of the Ohio River
By the time Peale was nrady fnr the trip
Phone system in police, fire
stations to be analyzed
coat the jity SO7^»n pe r hour, and will
probably take three to four hours. SafetyDirector Cannella Frsgissi said caller 10
Edwards
is needed ou at least two phone" in each
* 'The city may find out this wtwL ifit's dtip-irtnienl.
ThB current system is not capable of
huth Bed to. and |«ssibly ovwcharged.
by CentvtvTel. Earlier this year, the city- caller ID." Romero said. "The needed
asked Uw vhone company to install caller piece of equipment to upgrade the sysXL'bstts orr telephones m the police and tem is no longer being made by the manufacturer."
fire station*.
, .
The current phone system
obvious.
"We ba\e woiketl with the city all
syflian used in the station* is too anti- along
trying to meet their needs,"
miBted to install c^ler ID. and would Romeroinsaid.
dioy or the city have any
need to be replaced. But the phone com- questions they"Ifshould
call us."
pany did install caller ID on phones in
Other matters discussed at last wefts
city hall last spring.
meeting included FraWard 4 Councilman Ridt Rosso, chair- safety committee
announcement that Chief of
man of council's safety committee, umt- gassi's
Police Uirry Shepherd aad CapL Touy
ed Telecom Piofewionals Inc. to perform Cainpo
certified last week as
a foil analysis of tha phono systemc in the domesticwere
violence instructors. Tlie pair
city's police and fire station* this week. can now train
other officers in the hanTelecom's prt-Uminary analysis In My dling and investigation
of domestic vioindicated that CenturyTd s insistence lence calls.
that a new phone system is needi-d in
order to provide caller ID
in the stations is an attempt
to sell the city an unneeded second phone system.
Telecom
said the
phones in the stations are
the same system dry hall
Presented by
uses. Telecom also su{rge.*John S.Pvke, 111. V.DS.
ed CenturyTcl may have
440^93^-2549
bwn otercWging the city
, for years for the "antiquated." but still quite serviceOne vl tlj** prinviry w,»)-» to l ^ - ' -hildivn's tivth cavable equipment.
ity -In* w to have •uuLmts app1^*1*l(> " ^ chewinp surfaces
Finance
Director
o( trw bdtk Iwrth. A sealant is a liquid th.it« brushed onto
Tammy Smith (old Kosso
ihe teeth and thpn hjrJfns into an almost invisible. pU»tlie city is paying S372-60
tlc-ltke barrier. Typically t,«tiriK s^v""jl years, thii iivitin
per month on « (10-month
protects th*1 groovy and drprwisions i»f twth (whe
lease fur the "NorStar"
is iruj*t likely to bm>nw trapped) from bavtrria. 5
phonn system in the city
jr? pntnahly uvrti nn rvrmjwnt hvth, apJ Uwir o a s t is
hall, police andfirecom- p.Ud lor many tim« wv*?r K virtually eliminjintj; the
plex, in addition to the nood fi>r fdlinps. Their jppln-J^on UMially tAes l»rss lh.«n
monthly phonu bill- TeleUTI minul*"s and rvquir« tio arvslhetii. .VH pifwtive as
com told Kosso tliHt may bo
M-alants an- M pn>vniing ptiHi-ctum jf.jin^t dtvay, t»rJy
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Ave- *fl Sheffield" MUag'-'. tust wwt1 of th» Avon border.
•".But owner Lome .Schwede ack«owkd<i«3 that dmp-in
:.'. bd$««»s dropped oil in tin- 1990s when th» •-;!J!*• widened SR 611 to five lanes with a ~>d m.-i.h. sj>—.-d
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^VBiA 'faey'U ixmB in when they need flowers, especially if
.?.•*'"• xbetralfic is slow.
? : y ^ * W e have a M of loyal customers all over this arta,
""&*i. t&Nfch, and they call in their ordei *. We deliver to pw•^i>fp?e in Sheffield Lake. Sheffield Village. Avon and Avon
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lMl
':-the delivery. We gel a lot of calls from old customers
^ivbo've moved away, even from out of state. We do
•i'«^iding3. graduations, proms, homecomings, funerals,
occasions. Home decoration, too. Whatever you
sea.
Si? 1 >i Lome's was founded in J971 by its ori^nal owner.
Wil': Uura Schmidtz. In her homo one door east on Colorado.
^ V S d b w d e worked a* an assistuit to Schmidtz far Cve
then began managing the business in 197G.
d husband Andy built llie store in 1991. when
Lome's Boral Shop has been in business since 1953. Their
location changed long ago but service remains the same.
Brookside and LCCC students to work part time, like
Elissa Bariik. an LCCC student who's worked the last
three •dimmers and increased her hours last Janiu -y.
when SchwedB"s dau^iter. Sandy, got married WJO
moved lo England. T v e trained a lol of people."
Hie widening or the road wasn't the only obstacle to
drive-in customers Lome's has oveicome. lust before the
road was widened, a couple of turkeys kept folks away.
Schwede chudJes wiwn sha remembers the furor
caused in the early '90s by a pair of wild turkeys who
took over her parking lot. t h e first wihMuzkeys seen m
Sheineld in decades attacked customers and frequently
" carrier from getting out of his truck. They
the mother of then-mayor Jerry Buuko.
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"They isemwl \<i know wkua ths the Ford plant let
out ard they'if bliy:l- irai&c.
then." Schwede said. "I think
wv liil tlit-- front p.!'-1^- about tight, tirats with thr*w
turkeys. I aLmsist didn't make it but 1 survived it ali. It
iv;,s ^ -Lvh'-'t'.- Yoir witb ihina litll-? sucktrs. I never knew
mrk^y* crjulilflv.otii Uiey m-.nly auifni many accidents
living atToss
iSK| 61i. Oue of th« twi^ibors, lobn Csubiiiu Hiwllv1 iiiui'it thiiia."
Thy Oil!.-, Division tif Wildlife. fs.uiny U;at the .feed
nt'iyit»fi hud iiwa providin;; tiie birds would caust*
tlwrn to \o<v th'.-ir f'jrvj^ing instmt;l>, moved the toms lo a
farm.
"It dropped dead, likw a heart attack, when the
tinner's dug ch<ts«l i'.," Schwede said. "Later the hen
flew through a neighbor's window. It was like she knew
her mate was gone and committed suicide to join him."
"I've always liked what I do." Srhwede said. *"I don't
think too many people can say they love their Jobs, but I
do. I know my Qowets liave made a lot of people happy
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Editor's note: Starting todav. The
PRESS will begin its t/:ftf-ivt«-i .-^riVs
focusing on local viiit-'yiinis and Hintries
in our rvadenhip uma. Part one iw:7 fm'us
on whvte local vineyard* and inneries an'
heated today. Part fito will allow rradrrs
to take a step back in time to see /i O if iW.-if •
was made in the early years and by ivitgni.
And part three »iW center on u.'icn.- tht^f
vineyards and nineties are lodav.
"It is vt.T>- difficult to grow thf v.irk'ty
.md number i;f '^rjpvs iiet.-d'."J for the
winery." McCJeiljjid -viiti. "[ !cul. !.jr tin.*
b*1^ tju-ilily of graphs th.it 1 iuii: find "
t.i \ - ' . v Vnjl. :.jr t h f 1 tiinjiatiy." M u r
s-iid. •"!•!•? •.ill-ii ih-Tii u p i;!! 0i>- (••I
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AVON LAKE
Klingshlrn Winery Inc.
33050 Webber Road
Klitij^him Winery Inc. has been £anuIy-oivned and operated since 1935 >.vhun
Albert K. Klingsbim began producing
wine tonmi-rtially in 20-30 gallon
'wuodvn bdntfli in the cellar of bis home.
Today, the second and third generatiuiii of Klin^shirm
ruu the family farm
winexj* o(f Webber Koad.
According to Lee K!in^*hin:. who has
a Dachelur uf Science degree in viticulture and enology from Ohio Sute University, the number of acres the family farm
har\ests is an estimated 3-1 with an additional four acres of land being prepared to
plant in Uie next two to three years.
"All of our Niagara and Concord
$ John Christ Winery
•<3ZU1 WaJker Road
y '"• John Christ Winery has been part of
•'^the Avon "Lake community since 1!HG
; whea John Christ bought land from the
.;• ""According loMicMcClfclliind, oper^aitfr/of John Chri*i Winery for the last
•:.««yean.thB HorWedeU were the first
'.- owners ' of th« 33 ~*cre-vineyard and
[; wtpety.\- ;_ .
'-.•'•'
>\~~ At the.time when, fobn Christ pur>, chased the land, a mafohty of the grapes
w n Coooord. Whun the land was first
:
bought by the Christ family, the grapes
..were hbldat Jocalloarkets, but soon the
" family was foxing money.
"" - Irrhey^eould not sell grapes at the
~ local nurlets/so John Christ established
;> wioery.**McCIeUand said.
[Today, the vineyard is an estimated tacro in size and McQelland. w u o has a
husine«s idministratjon degree but did
<ah tppreoticeshlp with the Christ family
before taking it over, receive imported
grapesfctraother vineyards in the region,
: inchtding Sandusky and Fredania. N.V.
tJifiii
1! t!i.-y i i f
more «rap--*>(. '['h«-n Ii» luult.'d them t'
Parti
-" ,-e the Late 1800s. the land along
they
* kuVe Erie has be*'n referred to
asth*f-».
£rieGrap*?Be[t."By the turn
of the century, thousands of gallons, of
•wine were being produced by local
wineries on or near the Lake Erie islands.
However, vineyard* were wwn planted
along the entire southern short- of Lake
Erie and included the cities of Avon
Late. Avon. Sheffield. Sheffield Lake tnd
North Rjdgevilk'.
•itxi'tched bfl'-vi'i.T. Avtjn a n d Avon Laki.md ihf priiii-ir,' «ra()•-•> y u ' . v n wer>: C u n t.urJ .lii'J tJdta\ibri.
• Anil dtirin^ Oii-•>-.i.irs i.\h>*ti j^.ipes
wtfv in -liiLimi.iiii.'', N.t^i'l .ii-.j h . i J ;t t u n lr:i'-.t wilb 1 Wt-lt.b'^.
"M> d.j-J i.-»i:l,jt l - d \\Vluir> ar.d b e
s
iy
The Njyt-1 Vineyard'Wint-ry is no
luiig'T in existence. A.I. p<is>ed awjy in
l'Jj'j j n j the l^nd w\i> tht-n sold in the
early l'JOOs. Todav, Drug slart sits on
the Lind.
Schober Vineyard
34402 Chester Road
Friends and family members of Ed
Schober Jr. have been lending a helping
hand in harvesting grapes this fall and
soon, those grapes will be shipped tn
Welch's headquarters in Piano. Texas.
Schober Jr. comes from a long line of
grape growers as both srts of grandparents had vineyards, as well as his father.
Ed Schobyr Sr.
"The first grape on my father's land
was planted on my birthday. Oct. 19.
1945," Schober Jr. said.
One set of Schober's grandparents
owned \h': Maple Grove Winery which is
where The Rock. Pile is located today on
NaRel Koad in Avon. Schuber's second
set of grandparents hail J vineyard near
lhe conurr «i[ Le;ir .tint Oi«ster roads.
Todav. those four ar-n-s n: vinwvard an*
uwiied by tlie Jacobs Brothttrs but are stitl
hirvtjst^j by Schober
St:hub*?r Ir.'-; vln^yartl-* consiitt of Canrr;ni £r:i[M.-. and h>? has a ixintract with
W-'Iths tu provide (h-.-iii with ibe mat'->nty fjf bis ^r.ip^s. but thwe iin? two a a e s <jf
vin-.'>iirrl> where S<Jiuber li<n cunlrul o \ «
tli« t:irjp? diid wii.il they an.* u*^d for.
Hi-. i,niiL*r stiirted the contract with
\V«!.:iii in tlie I9JU>. Toddy, ihe Cuw^rd
^r.jp^s die witxi !o iridke juic'j and j^ily.
Schober s-jid.
N O R T H RILXBE^/ILLE
.
Roger Gaiippo
3C502 Wcstfield Drive
North Ridgeville resident Roger
Gaiippo has a different story It* tell
regarding the making of wine at his
home. Galippo, who has been rnalang homemade wine for 20 years, purchases the
juice [rani Klingshim Winery Inc. in
Avon Lake and theri uses the jutci; to
make bii own wine.
"I have afrwgrapevines, but usually
the birds get to the grapes before I,do."
he said with a laugh. "But. if I have
enough grapes. I will make wine."
Galippo learned haw to make wine
from his grandfather who was from Italy.
"It's just a fun activity t-j do." Callppo said.
Gaiippo
Klingshim Family
(iniportedl grapes come from the Avon
area." Lee said regarding the variety of
grapes used at Klingsliim Winery Inc.
"Catawbaa come from Avon and nortlieast
Penrwylvanta. Som^ small quaniititis of
our premium varieties come from the Sandusky area or Madison. Pa. or northeast
Pennsylvania.
T h e oldest vineyards on our firm date
back to the turn of the century," Lee said.
New wiiie'grape varieties were planted
in T9«2. On the Klingshim farm, the following grapes and wines are
harvesttKl/nvtue in the fall: Concord. Vidal
Diane r'inotGrigio.Bidnca.Chambourcin.
Cabernet Snuvignbn. Qiardonnay. Riesling and Delaware.
Sometimes no matter how hard your work...
AVON
Nagel Vineyard/Winery
Comer of Dctruit Road and Na^cl Road
For Mary Morahan. talktnj; iifwut her
father's vineyard on the cornrr of D*'trcjit
and Nagel roads briiifts luvX fond nwmorics of her childhood.
HIT fathrr. A.J. N.iirl. purt.h^M'J tli'|.ind when' tin; lOfl-acri' vitieyjirtl form»r. - - - • /
McClelland
iy s.it frtitii l i ' " «»" l h"r. [jmis.1. in llif
1'i^lls itiid planted hi-. Mr-; ^t.i|>-vi!ii-s.Hii!
, t |i'T It WIIHII'I until tv.l'i whi-n tli<- N . u - 1
Viiii.'y.ird'AVint'ry oju-rifd fur buMii»">s.
At'i-onlitig tn Monih.i. 1 . tin- viiif-v.mi
I>c">une b*» » few plain on their botlr ihx term to b* trtu
•a diet and nercite — thrr jcjti won't p,v iwi*'.
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irn the property.
Tli" (iuu-'-r viid hi* i-) unsure ^if
iiiipemtivh lu ufiu.ni ill" i-ontrul vl
Smith thought it was important to
where lii.: fundir.y fur th*- puahast.. will
\ ;ji-jnt pn-'jtenv In -n--iire tint their city
tuiiir: from because the tiia;;«.' of the note that the partially wooded parcel
hj-« every jjujsihi" disn-iuty. \vhik' *i\ (lie
property has not bwn determined. If the • comei with ro hazard concerns.,
Siliie tirr.'- preventing •ill oviTLruwdin^
According to the mayor, in the lale
lard tjr'a portion of it i'* d-'sigiuti.'d for
i if both resident* jfid tr-ji Jit.
197"* and early "ttuS. the Environmental
n \\<t* initially reported by Th* xh- p.l^l.^. >ume .of the purrhdsinji Protection
Agency [EPA) studied and
PRESS ilu! Smitli was authorized by money will come from ihe parks.fuitd.
the land acd confirmed there
cuuut.il to nfgotijtt- tin* purdu^i* for to Conversely, if the LI!> dL-cidt-s to utilize surveved
the acrvagtJ for city services, the money were Tjot any hazardous materials preacres vi la.;;d.
sent on the land as a result of the burnt
In the l.iit we^fc. oil ji'ditio:i=»t ltj lor the idJid could cocie fjom the gener- coal.
acies was added to tht* IR^OUJU'JIIS. al fund.
"1 have EPA statements that there iire
"Council will dec:de on tlie usage of
bringing the total to 7fi.
hazardous materials," Smith said.
"The laud is very reasonably priced." the land." Smith said. "No ono can no
are still going to follow up from the
otuith Sitid. "We could us-e the land fur argue that the land will be good to have, "We
side to mate sure everydiiferent municipal uus with Uvs pdrks particularly wtieti tbe city is at full environmental
build out because ive will need more thing is alright though."
being unr of those uses."
Smith said if and when an agreement
The property is adiat-ent 'o 42 acres land for poxLs and other things.
"When some property becomes is struck between tha city and First
of land lhat is aJ eddy uwaed and controlled by the ciiy. Currently concrete available, especially at the,right price, Energy lhat an independent, mure curand s'oiie and other materials u>ed by you have ta take a look at it because we rent study will he initiated.
"We will be checking the chemical
various city departments are on (h»? will r.evd mure land in the future."
land.
The 7fi acres ani'iunt to all of the makeup of the laud again ju*t to be
South iiL'ted that AT&T also h*-* a First Energy propt-ny that in the past safe." Smith said. "We have the old
cell tower on the pruperiy whicli peniT- ivjs the location for burnt coal that reports but will rvclieck H again to mate
buried in the small lakes that were once sure there is a good product there."
atei money fcr tiie city's general fund.
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^ AVON
By F.iW Ferrari
Avon Mayoi Jim Smith tool, office in
1994 with a vision of what his city
could beHt* took that foresight and trit-d to
lust ill it into the administration and
council members.
Shortly thereafter, amongst other
things, he and council began wdlUmig a
large parcel of property off of SK Oil
dnd Miller Road.
A decade removed from him striping through the doors at city hail.
Smith is now in th* process of negutiating with First Energy- to buy that [)roperty for a myriad of possibilities.
It is no secret, as the housing starts
will attest, that Avon is growing with
new homes. Furthermore, more and
more industrial and commercial developments are following suit.
S miUi and council feel that it is
Still time to enter submission for historic pictorial book
BudzinsU-Brauuscheidel in writing the
captions for' tbe book that ha* not yet
been finalized in terms of its page
AVON
By JiJie
umtit.
The new Avon is quite different from
the old Avon—and they have the pictuxes to prove it.
A picture book with captions is currently being crafted depicting Avon past
and present. The French Creek Development Association, along with the Avon
Historical Society, is organizing production of the book that is expected tu hit
store shelves nationwide this spring.
Past-president of the association.
Michelle Budzinski-Braunschfidel first
heard about the possibilities of creating
a book while attending a national
preservation conference.
"In 2002. I was at a conference and
one of the vendors there was Arcadia
Publishing." Budzinski-Braunsclicidel
said. "They asked me what city I lived
In and looked it up and said we don't
have a book on Avon. I presented the
information to ihe French Creek Development Association and the Historical
Scjtiety and we HII thought it would be a
guod Idea to create a book."
Arcadia Publishing is a lending publisher of regional and local history in
the United State*. Thu Avon book will
tie part of its Images of America aeries.
Sim* its inception in 199a. the Images
of America series has preserved and
shared the history of hundreds of individual communities throughout the
country- The book will be titled "Images
of Avon" and will retail for 519.99Other surrounding comrnuuitir.
with books published through Arcadia
includt) Lakewood and Rocky Kiver.
~'..-t books are available nationally at
Bnmes ind Ncble, Borders and Waldenbooks. The Avon book will also bo available locally at Avon businesses through
the French Crock Development Associa, lion and Avon Historical Society.
The Avon, book will feature sepiacolored (black and white) imagrs of
Avon from the mid lSUUs-lo present.
-There will be approximately 240
Former Avon Hotel Photo • Courtesy of Robert Gates.
"photos" in the book." BudzinskiBruunicheidrl said. "It will have lu
chapters lhat will be divided into sections including business, farming,
schools, organizations and historical
homes. We've received more than :iuO
photos thus far, but are looking fur
more,"
Historical photos will capture much
of the book, but images of the new Avon
will also dot the pages.
"We have some pictures of the new
skalepark and hope to include some pictures from the Duct Tap*; Festival."
Budzmski-Braunschpidel said. "We
have some photos from the oulhuusu
races at the former Festival of Flowers,
so it will be nice to compare the two festivals through photographs."
Budzinsii-Brjtunscheidel said member* of the committee working on thu
project have enjoyed learning things
they didn't know about Avon's history.
"Many people did not know tli«M in
1924 there was a tornado that ripited
through town." she s;tid. "Avon ulsu had
a hotel at the corner of SK n i l and
Detroit.
"We had a woman contact us several
months af.ct saying that IJFT 100-ytMr-oIi!
grandmother is an Avon resident ami
wunted to contribute photos. It's been
great to hoar from MI many longtime
DANIEL G. WIGHTMAN
HOMECOMING SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 17/2004
7:30 am - 1:30 pm
ATTORNEY AT LAW
General Pntcticr at Law imUulin^:
Criminal and Traffic
Personal Injun.
Small Husincv
Wills and Prohate
I58-A Lear Road. Avon Lake. Ohio 4-4012
930-2600
Avon families."
Committee members will assist
Budzinsla-tJratinscheidel had hoped
to have the book available in time for
the upcoming holiday shopping season,
but unfortunately due to the volume of
photos, that will not occur.
"We've extended tht; photo deadline
to Nov. 1 to maximize everyone's opportunity to contribute photos." she said.
ttudziusU-Braunscheidel grww up in
MiUii£<m. but has lived in Avon for
s*iVfen yt-ars. She is a registered nurse
who writes for medical publications.
Anyone interested in lubmitttnx
jihotot for consideration can contact
fiudjiu^ki-BrdunscheidBl at P-O Box
111. Avun 44011. attn: Michelle or emait her «t [email protected].
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word.
fitber that or tin- upjuisit.- j-, tru.- in
thai the reputation
of ih,. north -lim.community's1 education a\sj.-ui pn^.td's
itsslt
After a nationwide M\in:h to find KnsV
replacement, the school bttirtl rw.*?iitly
announced thai of thf tuul 5U tinplicmiN.
they have narrowed the field tu seven
candidates, all fru.-n Ohio
First round interviews' commented
yesterday where, trventu.illy, thv field
will 3gail) be narrowed to tiit- top two ur
three applicants. Hit; interview uroces-,
will conclude before the end of the weeL
Tie seven candidates (in alphabetical
oider) are:
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Stjli- iri:iv»-rsilv.
• Ur. Muriel* Ewns-Cdnieil. -uit>
tlii-T.tr;r 'jf Krjtltii1^ r'titl Ohi'j lor Ohiu
Dt-l»urrim*m uf Kdurjtiun's Office «f
Keudin^ Iiiii>ruvt.-.TUT.t fur J ye^r. former
princijul of Ur-uvn Eleaient^iry. Httli^rd
S.huoli for five yi-iis; t.-ujiht reading.
nidlh ani] sutijl studies: earned doctorate
fmtii Oliiu SUtf t'liiversily.
• "rjhn Kichdid. curtenUv Avun Lite's
iissiiitant supjriatentlu*i!t j n d wurked
with Russ fur the ld-il \>-dr:. prircijwl of
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• Dr. Th'.'n.j- Sh.i'Ii- sUf>«Titiit.-inii-:ii
ot Ki^-.T \'jiifv Si hrviU i n (^ilciidotiid.'
O h i o sir.re 1*W. priti- ijj.il uf Willis li.iern i e d u t f Sfilnx^l irrj::i 'H'S-HTt: SJJCI^I *>H,idie- t«j< ii^r "-ifn;e Ttr-i: t - j n i e d dtjftunile
from Otiio b!jfe U n i i e r i i t y .
• MifJu-.-l Zie^elhofirr. ^uperimt-ndetit
uf Lj'\iiigti»il Sctiooli since 1^'iH: served
J> assiitoiit •iuut-fiiiteudeiit in Mine disUitJt fijr fuur Vear^; was higb sdnxil printiji.il
in df jreuientiriiied dUtrii^ from "BHl
W: EII^!I>1J teault*r and trick cud^h [rum
•73-80."
to Interim Superintenuent
Dt'.'inis Rettfinvjjil. thu fmiliiV-i wilt b*.'
;itmnun(.ed in appni\Hiiot»Iy one ryunlli
[ijilu'.v.'d by -I Jdnujry dppoiiitnient.
TH- iiil>'r.ii. iv pttMJ'-ss will be uj>;n*-fJ
u\> '.u -..-Ir-ct ruiiiitiunity n!'.-i:ib--ts (Jt'-itin4
ilil'fvrt'iii i uninihiiv* tiut '-vill tdke part in
th*' ppa-—>s. At tlf.' .•.utK.iu^iriii r,i the vrs-Kim th--, i mitnntte*.' will pru^ide b<A»rd
i!it-.iii>-r> .vitii thfir fe<*dh.«J« on i*.i(ii
iiHhvidu.il t^mdidatt*.
U-velujK-i-,. uotiimufiity ledden* and
p^r»*itts invulved with the scho^jl Ljard
rind 1TA will !»e pan of *••** interviewirig
prw_e>s.
"1 think the board of education is
attempting tu bring in as many people
into Uie process as they can st>Ujeyhave
n good view- of the community's needs,
wants and desires."" RedenwaJd said.
"Tiicy started ou! with wanting focus
^fGups ^"-ru teachers, students and
business leaders. Tl'.e btwrd is giving
tlieir best effort by including the community to make sure we have a quality
candidate."
Stay Spot stay: dog ordinance may stand up after all
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said he was mK.eitdiu iis tu study the ruling furth*f. but council am
what effect tlie ruling nitwit have on the probably %n alidad widi its t>^. 12 third
Ohio Revised Ci)de's (OKCJ requiriTiient nMdiii'4. The Uw dirftlor said he will offer
By John
that pit buil owners carry S100.U00 liabili- council iin amendment lu the nt'rt- ordiLaw Director Dan Wightrnan told city ty insurance policies on tlieir dogs, online nance at llial time if UIIH is needed.
couacil's safety committe« tltat thu new- them in roofed pens with concrete floors,
Tlie curnniittee is alsu wxtrking an d
"vicious dog" ordinance may not have U* and use chain leashes and muzzles when
to recover the cutts
be coinpleteiy rewritten after alltaking the does out uf their keiuiels.
incurred by first i>*sponder» (both thts
The ordinance was given a spctMid
Those ORC requirements are al*u in the police andfin;departments) in handling
reading a! council's
Sepl. 2B meeting, but new ordinance.
motor vehicle accidents (MVA).
1 lt w
Wightinan sal * "°"ltl probably have to
Bui last week IVightman admitted ht?
Chairman Aim Smith said Safety
go back to the ordinance committee's spoke too s*K»n. On examination of tht? Director Cannella Fra^assi is obtainuijdrawing board.
Supreme Court ruling. Wightnuui found informalion. standard ctnitracl forms ami
Wightman reported that a Supreme that it was not about naming pit bulb as model ordinances from Cost Recovery CorCourt ruling struck down the city of Qeve- vicious to the exclusion of other breeds, portjlion ICKC] of Dayton.
In addition to recovering the cost of
, land's ordinance, which defines pit bull but about Cleveland's "first bite~ rule for
labeling dog-i of other breeds as vicious. MVA clean-up, but also other cost*, CRC
dogs as a "vicious breed."
Sheffield Luke's new dog ordinance has The new ordimnt-.e Wightman crafted for may alw reimburse trie hourly pay of
the same definition of pit bulls as vicious. Sheffieiif Liikt; includes a "second !)ite police and firefighter/r>ar;uned!u..
FurtlienHor«, SmiUi said, tlie CRfZ proas it was modeled mi •evvland's ordi- rule" for other breeds.
nance.
Wlghtman lold tlie committe« he wilt posal offers reimbursement of stntilir nnia
SHEFFIELD LAKE
itu-unvil at hc*it>«r and car GresUU' Uw cost ntxtvwy progmm the city
mi!tbursetn«nt from tnsurancu
i- furn»cut? squad calls, this program would bill insurance companies,
who already are covering the charges via
inavas*.tl insi'jancw premiums.
"WVrw all already paying for this on
our insurance premiums." Smith said.
T h e insurance companies doat inform
cities tliat they can do this, and most cities
don't. We might as vtvH o^lect it."
According to CKC Ohio's 10.7 million
insurwl vehicles generals 57.72 billion in
dnnual premiums.
If all police and fire departments in the
state billed first respondcr costs tor acridt-nls the income would be S25 nuUibrt on
100.300 responses. Thai S25 million represent* only 03 percent of the premiums
paid.
While KitTy is j w j y buying ,»t thp furnitu'e m.ifket, thf start' has go°«* CTSty
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agreed lo buffer ihe -dililional land far
Bay Village residents, the same courttsy should be extended to Kopf.
Kopf said list week that his campa*". in a letter from Avon Lake Mayor.Rub
— Berner dated Sept. 27'asking tur r.y was providing the buffering at his
expense and the niovt* was saving bciih
5 approval.
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The letter said Avon Lake planning cities a considerable amount of muney.
£ and zoning codes Will require a 15-ft.
"IVhat wt-'re asking for is to add
g buffering for thu parking iat that buffers some buffering to thai park, that's it."
{j Kbpf? undeveloped property. The Kopf said, noting that plans wertft buffering must contain either ticnu* amended for Bay Villdge.
Q: vegetation or a landscape mound.
"1 felt it was a reasonable compro£•
The cities will remain in control and mise," he said.
t retain ownership of the encroached
Several Avon Ldie couucilnir-n disproperty.
agreed at ti.e Out. -1 met-ting
'Councilman Tim Rush, who requestBoth cities agreed in August to add
40-fL of buffering behind property own- ed a council discujsion uf the iU-rn vaid
ers on Plymouth Drive in Bay Village it .appeared the dt-dl was a "private benafter residents complained, a consider- efit for a private developer."
Counciltnaii K.C. Zuber i-xprt-^t-d
ation Berner thought should be extended to Kopfs
property, but not ai the irritation nul only at the enut
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but that Bay Village- tuuKt-il
ciiy*s co* "Berner suggested at the Oct. 4 cm- were voting on an item that Avon
council meeting that *ince the city members had never seen.
"| .M O U N D I N G , from page T
Dint-ussiuus
JISQ
included th"
541 dry for the city's clwrk'of council.
Currently. th« salary fur thf position
The committee will b« recommend- is S37.232. Salaries for surrounding
jng to council in the coming weeks communities with full-licne clerks
that over a four year period, beginning show Berea at S4B.241. Avon Like at
in 2006. the mayor's positioo receives S44.407. North Ridgeville at 544.37^
a 7 percent increase that vear. 7 per- and Wttstlalwe wilhtit the range of
cent /or the following year (2007). and 5-14.300-555,500. Bay Village's clerk
5 percent in 20U8 and 2009. At the end of council is 9 part-time position dt .*
of 2009. the mayor's position will wage of 517.31 an hour.
According to Julius, the clerk of
receiv a salary of 592,431.
-Considering surrounding wag<?s for council position follows the guidemayor? sod considering our police lines as outliued in the American
chief Is ahead in compensation, we Federation of State. County, and
Employees
contract
need to upgrade the position in a peri- Municipal
od of four years to eradicate tfiat differ- (AFSCMEJ union, although the indionce." Julius said. "ThU will also keep vidual in the position is not an offihim in line with surrounding commu- cial member of the union.
nities. As Avon continues lo grow, so do
"We don't want to make a inee jerk
the responsibilities of its mayor. This is reaction." he said. T h i s increase
not a smalt town atmosphere anymore would be as we go forward. Over the
in terms of the administration."
next three years, in addition to the
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"I think tiie way this wai handled
was done quite (,'jurly," Zubir soid last
,'*fi'i.. "Bay is voting on something we
haven't even *e':n or hijrd of \K\"
A frustrated Zuber continued to
dirt't't comment's dirvcily at the mayor
adding. "It would Uuve bit-n nit;'-". Mr.
M.iyrjr, if we had heard abt>ut Uii*-"
Herm-r said ai the Q<:t. 11 council
.meeting that he did nut need t.cut:ul
approval fur th«? ^ncrojchmviU sincn it
'.s .;ii administnitite. not legislative
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tiLtiim. •
"Or;ce dgain. it's my upinioti ti.at uu
j;oud iK-fd ^uvs unpunished." he saidWhether or not Luunt.il permits the
t!lii:ru-tchnieiit misfit ivil b>- an i»ue.
"IKOJIO inrrt* thin lik«-ly will
.n-movt. lla- titter." Beni'T >jid Oft. 11.
"I w.ii hupiiiK it wuuiiin't come to ittJt
but it's lo-jking like llul's where it's
Tht.- is^Uf vvill .
tf Oct. 1H council
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Avon reporter, Julie A. Short
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be discussed at
curreut salary ordinance, we
would add an additional 3 percent to
the increase. This would be in addition to her existing contract that averages a 4 percent increase each year. So
it works out to approximately 7 percent in total each year."
The position of mayor's secretary
receives the saint compensation as
the clerk of council. The new salary
structure increase will be the same as
listed above. The secretary's position
also follows AFSCML as well.
'"! think we are being prudent."
Julius said. "This is what we are recommending to council."
Finally, the finance committee,
made up of councilman fuliu*. Oralri
Cents and Tim Nickum. discussed
recommendations for wages for the
next seated council in 2006.
Currently council members earn
S6.000 with an additional S3,000 paid
to the council president- Salaries for
surrounding area Council persons
include Bay Village at 56,965. North
Ridgeville at S7.200 (no additional,
compensation for council president}
Avon Lake at 7.500. Berea at 510.147.
West lake at S11.375 and Breckiville
council persons earnS14,QQ0.
"Our recommendation is that the
council president position remain at
33.000." Julius said. "We'd like to see
council's compensation be set at
57.500 annually. As a committee, we
felt council deserves some compensation. But we are reluctant to raise the
monies too high so that is becomes an
attractive part-time job. Council is a
lot of work. We stilt want council to
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be a position that you are truly serving the community. Again, all of thsss
salaries are recommendations. T h e '
entire council must vote on ibe
increases."
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annountfs the comiaiwtion of its tt?rtidealism j.»rogram in XVestlaLe on Nov. 20.
MHTI' is a course of study, which trains individuals to serve Ibe ill.1 dyin^ and all tha»« who may
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Graduates receive the title Certified Music Practitioner. CMI's sene ihe critically ill, thv- < lii(Jiiii;jlly
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American Association of
University Women to meet
• The American Association of University Women
will meet Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. to work on decorations
for their tree for the Festival of Trew. Bring supplies
and books to tell to Grace Lutheran Church. 9085 East
River Street. Syria. For more information, call Ann at
305-5357.
Donald and Cecelia Conrad
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<ay and Stefanie Johnson
Neuman, Johnson
married Sept. 30
Stefonie Neuman and Kay Johnson were married
Sept. 'JO in St. Pete Beach. Kb. outside Don CeSar
Oeach Rt-surt and Spa.
Parents of the couple are Ross and Marsha Neunuin of ShelfielU Lake and Abe and Linda Bowman
of St. Petersburg. Fb.
The bride is a 1998 graduate of Brookside iiigh
School and is curreutlv serving in the United States
Coast Guard assigned to Station St. Petersburg.
Her husband is o 1093 j-raduate of Wiltiauw
Prep;uMtor>- School in Montgomery. The groom U
ulso serving in the Coast Cuird and is temporarily
asiii^niKl to Group St. PetersburgHone\-moon plans ere being postponed while
the groom awaits his newly assigned orders. The
newlywt-ds plan on residing in Spring llill Florida
pending thn groom's orders.
Networking presentation
at Corporate College
On Oct. 21 from 7:3U-U:3tl a.m.. Corponte College
in Westlake will continue its breakfast ser.es with a
presentation by Phil Stell?. president A Effective
Training & Communication Inc. Stella will present
"Power Networking for Business Proltvsionals."' The
program is open to the public The cost 's 515. which
includes a continental breakfast. For more information
or to RSVT. call Amy Butrey at (216) 'J87-3086 or email aroy.butreyetri-c.edu.
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UunaM and Cecelia (nee BalmertJ Conrad celebrated 50 years of marriage on Oct. 9. The couple
was married in St. Mary Immaculate Conception
Church. Avun- A surprise celebration was given by
their children and family in August. An anniver-1
sary- Mass was hi-Jt* Oct. 9 at St. Mary lnun.it.uUUt
Conception Church.
Mrs. Conrad is a housewife and oart-thue receptionist. She enjoys crafts, traveling and speudmg
time with her grandchildrenMr. Conrad retired from B.F. Goodrich, Avon Lake,
in 1992 after 2-* years of employment. He scned in
the 1/.S. Navy. Mr. Conrad has been a membej of the
Volunteer Avun Fire Department for 31 years. He
enjoys gardening, woodworking and traveling.
The couple's children and their spouses are
Dave and Sandy Conrud. of Avon; Donna Conrad
and Ron Hoiob. of Aion Laic: Diane and Mark
Spitzer. of Avon Lake: Denise and Tim Sprague. of
Aioherst and Doug *nd Jaciie Conrad, of Avon. Tbtt
Conrads ha%'e eight grandchildren.
Junior Cardinals win
two in a row
See Sports, page 27
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BULLETIN BOARD
of pJt/jaiJi: music, jajrchc* ami po[)ul-ir 4:3O-G:3U p.m. -±l L'AW Local 2000 Hall.
i«!ei;(iuns. The b.ii.iu j 3 li.ij by Harry 31D1 Abbs.' Road, Sheffield Village.
Pfingston who txinductt-d the Avuu LaV^
Pancake breakfast
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• The Avon High School senior cUss
ets iiuy kv obtained by cdiiinj^ <lTi-b3'J.(i
will sponsor a pancake breakfast Oct. 17
4-H activity applications
or will be- avaiUble at the d-xir. .
£rom 9 ii.ra.-l p.m. at the high school
Application farms are available far
cafeteria- The cast is S3 per person.
Your Health, Medicare event
Lur<iin County 4-H teens who wish to
Children 10 and under are irw. Tickets
Avon Lakf WVlliicss Comitil will apply fnr 2005 activities, awards and
can bo purchased at tho door. Money
pivseut Your HtMlth and Meditarw. Tnis •.tdtf and national 4-H trips. Application
raised will benefit the senior class and
ir:v trvt.-nt will be held Oct. 27 at Indf- forms are available from 4-H advisors g
pendency Vllldss. 1-15 Ltar Road. The and from the Ohio State University
their Washington. D.C trip.
Homecoming bake off
The Avon Lake Homecoming Festi- day \*ill t>egia withfccoTitinenial break- Extension in Loratn County. A Junior
AVON LAKE
val will host a blueberry pie baktolf on las\ at 8:15 a.m. Janna Shelton will lead Fair Board application form roust be
Strains Strvtch " tram B:45-9 a.in. submitted by any teen in 4-H. FFA.
Halloween at Learwood Square Oct. 17 in the Avon Like iii^i School -The
Keynote speaker Chiis Rtwg will present FCCLA. Farm Bureau Youth "and Camp
The Merchant* at Leaiwood Square commons. Fir»t, second and third place "Ti-.c NVw- Medi^-axe" from 9-10 a.ra- Fire USA who wishes to be consideml
vail host the 16th annual trick or treat prizes will be awarded. Bake.•• must be Door prUes will be taflli'd at 10 a-in. for the Loratn County Junior Fair Boardouting at the shopping center on Oct. 20 a resident of or work in Avon Lake am* witf: health screening? arid visits to Th«se forms are available from advisors
from noon-3 p-m. This will be the lEth pay a S5 entry Fee with cfa"ck payable to exh:bitors until 12:30 pjii. Resenation* to these youth organizations orfromth«
consecutive year for this very popular Avon Lake Homecoming Committee. af*; riquirud as space is limited. Call St. OSU Extension. Applicants must be 15
event. Children 12 and under and their Pies must he dropped off between 10 Mary of the Woods at 937-6ti69 lo or older by Dec 31. 2004.
parents are invited to visit participating a.m. and noon on Sunday. One entry' per tin ;•-.•*
A separate application [urm must be
stores and services at Learwood Square person- £nUy tag* will be provided and
submitted by «»>; H member who wishes
Shopping Center to trick or treat. Ther* must be attached. The deadline to writer SHEFFIELD LAKE
to apply for 4-H Food and Fashion Bout}.
will be balloon animals and lace paint- is OcL 13. Send name, address and
4-H Committee and state trips and uming- The Learwood Square Shopping phone number, along with the enf> Zr*. Oil painting demonstration
fertrcces such as Conservatioa Camp,
to Jim Vctruba. chairman. Homecoming
Center is located at the comer of Lear
Frances Ollozzi will give a seascape Leadership Camp. Forestrv* Camp and
Conirni'te*. J48 S. Pointe Drive. Avon
and Walker roads in Avon Lake.
Lake or Katby Mannino. 702 Coron-ido. demonstration in oil painting. She will Citizenship Wushiagton Focus.
share her lifelong passion of art and proThe application deadline is Nov. 19.
Circle, Avon Lake.
Museum to raffle basket
vide a list of supplies [ox those interest- For morn information, contact Eva
The Peter Miller House %%-il have a
ed in beginning oil painting. The Weber, 4-H «*Jucator at OSU Extension.
table, at the Avon Lake Homecoming Pet show at Homecoming
Avon Lake's 17th annual pet show demonstration will be held OcL 20 tram 4211U Russia Ro«d. Elv-ria or call (4401
Festival on Oct. 16 and 17. They will
• have their annual basket raffle for a New will be held Oct. 16 from 12:30-1:30 7-9 p.m. at Sheffield Lake Community 32f>-5B51.
England q'-ilt baste* woveu by Eadiiie pjn. at Avon Late High School. Regis- Center. 4575 E. Lake Road.
Men's Chorus festival
Sezbenski. Tickets are 51 each or 6 for tration is at noon. The show is spon- SHEFFIELD VILLAGE
On Oct. 23. 100 high school tenon
S5. The booth will be at the high school. sored by the Avon Lake Animal Clinic
and basses from Northeast Ohio will
, Th» raffle also includes gift certificates and the Avon Lake Animal Care Center. Child immunization dinics
gather , et OberlLn Conservatory to
and other donations from local support- Children agts 6-12 ar« invited to enter.
Clinics are open to any family witil rehearse and perform under the direcThe
pet
show
is
free.
All
participants
"ing businesses- The drawing *"ill be at
will be recognized. Children will children up to age 18. There is a fee for tion of James Gallagher. The public is
230 p^a. on Oct. 17. The money earned receive
a photo vri*h their pet. For more each immunization; however, no one invited to tho concert, which will be
will go directly to The Peter Miller information,
call the Avon Lake Animal will be denied an immunization due to held at 4 p.m. en Oct. 23 in Warner ConHouse MuseumClinic at 933-3297 or the Avon Lake inability to pay. A parent or guardian cert Hall on the campus of the Oberl'n
must britig die child and a record of the Conservatory. Admission U freo. 5onaAnimal Care Center at 933-7774.
child's previous immunizations. For tirn: will be accepted at the door.
Save the Woods benefit concert more information, call Larain County
Save the Woods announces the sec- Ceoeral Health District at 244-3418.
The ?^?SS wants your aero!
ond annual benefit concrrt featuring th# Elyria City Heath Department at 323- E-ma'J; [email protected]
Patriots Symphonic Band at the Avon 7595 or Larain City Hea;.» Department
Ull 933-5100 - Fax to 933-7904.
Lake High School Performing Arts Cen- at 204-230O.
A clinic witl hv held Get. 20 from
ter on Oct. 17 at 3:30 p.m. This is the
final event of Homecoming weekend
and features the Patriots in a collection
Avor4
Women'S Chorus craft table
Proceeds from the Avon Luke
Women's Churus craft table will benefit
their music scholarship, which is
dwarded lo a high school student each
year. The chorus nusv lias S30U to award
next spring, hut will add Ike Homecoming sales tu that autuuiu. ~lhe table will
beat Avon Lake Hi«h School this wWi.end. pet. IZ and 17.
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OBITUARIES
Raymond A. Erker
Raymond A. Eri.er. 50. cf Avon Lak». died S-pt z~
2004.. at Cleveland MelroHeallh Center. ClevWap.d.
He was born April 22.134.8. iu CleveLmd. and jiv.-<i
in Mentorfor21 years and in Euclid.
Mr. ErLer was employed dt P.uker H^miifm Ai-ruSpate Division for 20 years J* aii engiiH'tr U.-fuiv rt-tiring in 2003.
Survivor* include his wife, Lorraine (iiev Kurt'.);
sons, Raymond A- Erin* of Avon Late and Christopher
Popovich of Orl.inda. KU-; Uaujihli-r. AllUati Fjit vf
Euclid; bra'-her. James of Houston: sister. Nancy Sh-ci
of Eudid; and four grandchildren and oihrr rvlatiws.
Prvcwdiiig him in death was Liis sister. Virginia
Schneider.
Arrangements wem handled by Zt'le Funtrdl Hcme,
Cleveland. Service* were held Oct. 1 in St. Jvlm Vidun«*y Church. Mentor. The K*v. Tiio'tias ]uhn> otlicUttd. Burial was in All Souls Cemetery.
Rita Fries
Rita Fries. 74. of Nonvalk. died Sept. 28. 2004, at
Konvalk Memorial Home.
She was bom July 30. 1*330. in Lorain. tnoviag to
N'oxv.-alk in I960.
Ms. fries had worked at Christie Lane Workshop
Renaissance House ia Norvralk since the rnid-19a0s.
She was s member of St. Paul Catholic Church, the
Women of SL Paul and a former member of Ctwn-
er Link Club dnd enjuv^i n=hirn: ;uv.! nulling.
p ^ c e . Sl:>- (.•rij'j;.>-ci ri»»r*iN_'iwjrk and ri;».i\i»'*
Sur\iv;jrs include ht-r <isifr>. M^rv <" Siisiiiu: "t
Nurvv.tik rfiid •Eiiiilv Cr.ti -A U u n i K J( -i-iv Mr.h ;
t-pjWi-'.rs. Bwn.uii F i n - ni MIIIWJK. Mil h. AriwiJ f'ri'-1•of A', on. i'.iui Fnt-> uf VY.si.rni in. Unu< Frit:- n( Cul'Uhwaili". 'IV\J» :ni'i fc-irl Friv-. uf Ciiiiiuii-Sjuiii. Mn.ii.: -itiJ
ui.u.y ni.-i.i-. -iiiJ i:*pl!'.".v>
I'ri-^.eiiin^ IHT in •i-.-jth wvn- h>.-r ['jn-nt>. K-ul A.
and Ai!»«Jid M !r:te Bou^iO Kru-s. 'uH'th'-T-.. V-rnr:;i.
Aldelb^rt and ,t'>^|>h; Jtui .J >i-!t-r in inf:tiu >. H.l<iJ ,
Arrjn^fiii • '-> wt-rv h.imil'-tJ by Wall."! FiMi-T.il
H'JIIIL-. Nitrw.dk. A M J ^ I vwta < (.•Is-brucsi O<-t 1 .it St
foul Oithuli'- Chun.li. N.jr.\d!i-. Burial \*J> in Si. I'.iul
CwtR'tery.
Survivors in. lud»' Iiis wife v? L-rj y^ars. Nura L. (nee
K<^^.,rdj: JUU . Willi.iru D. <>f ShettieW LJ^L-: si»lws.
Kuiti Mm h-1 jnd Crane Buri>.:iV. both of FItvuia: anil
thie--* i;r.i!nJdiildr«u.
['r- edin-i ht-r ijt Ue.iih were h:i (»aienli. rrank H.
dti-i haii-1 M-iv I(tw '.Vhitenburt! Burfwnk: and b/uthvr. Kii.hixii Uurb-ink.
Air-.n^it»..'nt* w-re IMIUIIL-II by Bu>ch Funeral
Hoiiii/. A\on L-tU'. A jiruaif ->T-rii( <- WM- livid at the
f)hi'j \V^-:.-rn Ke-t-nv NJIIOBJI Ceim-l-ry. Ritrnwn.
M.-inuriu! i,uii!n!^!ioib niav be in-ult; to Hospice of
the V.V-iterii Kt-.t-rve. :iW K. lS^iti St.. Cleveland
Donald Stuart Burbank
Theresa H. Porter
Donald Stujrt BurUuik. HI. of Avon Like, dif-d
S*.'pt. 30. 2UU4. at the Ciood Soi:uiril.±ii Suriinj; Center.
Avcn. following a length* illn-ss.
He was barn Air.;. Z'A, l'Jl'J. in UiL>-winHi jiui
inavi-tl lo Avon L&We from Hay VilUnv in t'J31.
He yraduJted Irum K<j«-kv Kiver Hi.di St.hool ami
served in tixv lr-S. Army irum 1943 tu 19-ifi a* •*
sefeant in the -J3rd Kf.xunri^n-i.iirsce Sqiudron in llie
Asiatic-Pacific theater.
Mr. £Jtirb.inV was chief technical a'ni for the city of
Avon Lake engineering department from 19GQ unlil his
relireuitJOl in 1983.
He was a member of the Avon Lake Senior Comput-
TliTi-wi H. Porter. a5. of North Rid^viJie. died OO.
5. ^UU4. at Nurthrid»;e Health Center in North
Kul^-iill-. fulluwinga six-mouth illness.
Siie wdt boru IP. Avon and lived in North Ridgeville
fur tuduy yedrs.
Mrs. Porter was manager of the former Lawson't
Store in North Kidgeville unlil her retirement.
Preceding her in death was her husband. Ernest
Porter.
Arrangements were handled by Lisltm FiL^eral
Home, North Ridgeville. No funeral service was heM.
Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of
the Western Reserve. 424 Middle Ave.. Elyria 44035.
CHURCH NEWS
HOPE Christian Church to celebrate grand opening
annual CHAG Challenge, a 5K runAvalk along
Chester Road in A*un. A 2K family fun run/walk
will follow ai R:30 a.m. on the church premlMa,
located at 36455 Chester Road. Face painting; battoon art. an obstacle course, outdoor ettivities pto- :
vided by (he Saadusky Children's Museum, clowns,
Young Spirits luncheon meeting
and the" Home Town Buffet bee mascot willaisolw
Young Spirits will hoid a luncheon meeting featured.
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'- On the weekend of Oct. 23 and 24, HOPE Christian OctThe
20 al noon at Father Mosovsky Hall. Holy Spirit
Christian Heritage is working in conjunction
Cbuxh, in Avon, will celebrate its grand ope»Ung ser- Church.
Avon Lake. The entertainment will b# fhs with the Cleveland Cai-aliers on this evejtt. Kach
vices. The congregation, formerly known as W'wtlake
and Donna Show. The menu will include pork [ire-registered race entrant will receive a ticket-to
Church of Christ, purchased the site on Detroit Road Eddie
scalloped potatoes, mixed vegetables, rolls. »:wf- thi> November home game of the Cavaliers vs. the
in Avon, two years ago. The new facility, located st chops,
tea and Jwwrt. The ia»l U SO. Call Nancy Faul* Washington Wizards. A portion of the proceeds of
32E25 Detroit Road. Is a little more than 20.000 sq.-ft. fee.
y30-BI0a for resenations by Oct. 18 at"5 p.m. the rare will go towards purchasing an automatic
Each room is designed for maximum usage, with sev- haberat
external drfibrilU>nr for the Avon Police Departeral possible purposes available for each room. The Bring friends, ntighb/jrs and relaiivrs.
merit and .i donation will be made to Genesis House-'
building-; features a mutli-purpote ruditorium that Spaghetti supper
seats 330. a large atrium, classrooms, offices and cofThe Lake Shore United Methodist Church. 33119 Domestic Violence Center of Lormtn County.
fee chop. : ,
Electric Blvd.. will hold a spaghetti supper OcL 20
Overall race winner* will be recognized on GJnd
The grand opening dedication wrvtcss will take from 5:30-7 p.m. The cost for adults is S5 at the door or Arena's court prior to tip-bff.
place ao Sunday woroipg, with service times of 0 a.tn_ $4.50 with reservations. $2.50 for children b>12 and
Christian Heritage -will finish off the weekecd .
and 10:30 aou.' There ore children's programs bath fres for children 5 and under. Pi« will be available for nith its annual fall festival on Sunday from 4-7 pjn. hours. Th»re will also be an open house on Saturday 51 per slice. Carry-outs will be available. For reserva- Admission to the festival >s free as me the refreshfrom 2-5 p.ni. for tours of the building. The public i* tions, call the church office at U33-5238.
ments, games, inflatable rides, pult putt, face paintinvited to all activities.
ing, hurse drawn buggy ride through the pumpkin
CHAG family fun weekend
On Oct. 23 and 24. Christian Heritage Assembly patch, puppet performance!* and more.
Fall luncheon card party
For more informaiion. call the church olPce at
St Mary's Altar and Ko»ary Society will scKmsor n of God in Avon will host the CHAG Family Fun
fall lundtvon card party on Oct. 27 at noun at Tom's Weekend. The weekend's festivities will commence •J34-567H. Race forms can bv downloaded at
Country Place. 3442 Stoney Kidfte Kuad. Avon. Tim on Saturdav utuniiug at H a.m. with ihe secotiil www.chri stiari-heritago.org.
luncheon wii! include bated pork chops, stuffing,
acorn squash, salad, dessert and beverage. Adm'ssion
is S3 at the door. Reservations can be made by calling
934-6639. 934-5722 or 934-4078. All are welcome.
I'roDts will be used to purchase church supplies.
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DIRECTORY O F LOCAL CHURCHES L
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AVON
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
ST. CLEMENT OF ORCHID
MACEDONIA ORTHODOX
CHURCH
INTERKATIONAL CHURCH OF
THE KINGDOM OF GOD
Avon Lak* Ptlnting
B*yVM*B* Kjpa Auto Parti Co.
273'! WCUl!
ST. MART Or THE
IMMACUUTE CONCEPTION
JWi
Kralg J. Bmsnatun & A«soc
Attom«>i j t L
440-934-4J12
FArTH LUTHERAN CHURCH
HOLY TRINITY ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
3'JCOt CW3'! Rra-J
A.on
4aOJJ37-5
AVON BAPTIST CHURCH
A.on
BuscbBurm*tst»r
Family Funeral Oupafs
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AVON UNfTED METHODIST
CHURCH
377't O'rortRo*!
CHRISTIAN HERITAGE
ASSEMBLY OF GOO
AVON LAKE
LAKE SHORE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
33H9Ciw.tr.cBM.
A^n U-f
AVON LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH
321 Lrv R.jJd
Avo.i Lair — ^ « 0 9J3 C'5^1
AVON CHURCH OF GOD
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NEW CCMMUNmr BAPTIST
CHURCH
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CHRIST EVANGEUCAL
LUTH^TAN CHURCH
44011 93« 5949
Ray's Auto A Truck S«rvte»
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A.m «34-43'0
S«e-Thnt Window Ctaantng Co.
NEW HAVEN BAPTIST
..440-934-4293
S4sen*s Ftowcfi A Crttt
440-033-3152
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
HoLYSPtRITCHUntH
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
ANCHORED IN CHRIST
JCO ^33 6^
SHEFFIELD LAKE
ToAdwvrttM Y b u r B w l M t i
tn thm church dtr*ctocv
Dr. M«rh D. CooW • Podiatrist
AJLJ'; L**e
ST. JOSEPH CATHOUC
CHURCH
H:l. S!w M
A.,jn
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
;»340 c*ctf«: Bi**
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
033H*-f^Hv*d
SAINT TERESA CATHOUC
CHURCH
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
003 Sut-et 4 Richelwfu
Sft-tfisid Lake ^440-949-5171
CHURCHOFGOD,
SHEFRELD. THE CHURCH
LOVE IS BUILDING
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933-5 TOO .
Tom's CotiMry PI«« Osttrtng
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LAKE BREEZE CHURCH OF
THE BRETHREN
BAY VILLAGE
B ETHESDA-ON-THE-BAY
LUTHERAN CHURCH
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Landing* Animal Hospital
Mitencik Functal Hom«
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ALQ1UKCHKS
WORTH NOTING
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urida; and
Hypnosis program
The next American Lung Association of Ohio
(ALAO) group Hypnosis program will ue held Oct.
19 at St. John West Short* Hospiul. building 2. auditorium A. The stop smoking clinic will begin at 5
p.m. and the -.wight loss *»siun will be at & p.mEach session is S50 and includes a self-hypnosis
Ufw or CD and one year free reinforcement at any
ALAO clinic Call taOO] LUNG-USA or *isi't
www.ohiolung.org to register.
Cuy-LorPex 2004
The Cuy-Lor Sump Club will sponsor its 46th
gnnml stamp exhibit and bourse, Cuy-LorPex 20O4,
Oct. 16-17. Show hou-s are 10 a.m.-5 pju. on Oct.
1G and 10 a.m.-4^T pju- on C"<. 17. The show will
be heij at Lutheran '.Vest High School. 3850 linden
Raid. Rocky River. Admission is free. The show
will feature 72 frames of exhibits. 18 dealers and 3
U.S. Postal Service sub*«dtian where new issues
will be sold.
2 4 HOUR JLO*«TO*5;NG
AVAILABLE
Reflections Creative Arts Fair
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Cifjiivt- Arts F«itr. TIM i-ih is ?JXJIi>t*n.'<i ^iUi y^-u by
lh^ A-.on LaXe FTA* a:id St. (ov-pii V J I O J L ^ a ud*bratiuti [jf tlic drt-i. rtiid the lii^h lew! cf tit-itivitv of
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the artiis of vUual arti. photugriiphy. muiic: jr.d !iit-ratur«. CiuUiandinii Avon Uike Qt>' School entrie"- will
be sec! to the Ohio FTA for a iiid»cK ta win al ihe state
level SUte If vel winiwt1* go on ID compete oil a national level. Last year o v « 7U0 eiitiiei v^•^;^e received and
displayed at last years fair. SlMeen of the>e entiies
received aM*ards of disunction and repfejsented Avon
Laii- dl the Refletlions Fair at the slate ievtrL
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will be available in school offices. The deadline for
enlries is Nov. 22. For mare information, contact
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933-35G1.
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UfeShare blood drives
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Shoremen fall behind in SWC race with tie against Demons
momentum £oiny with
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A V O N LAKE
with 18:4H
in thi_
Ey Ryan Ga-.ugan
The Avon LaVe Shorurnen soccer
team met up with th'-' WestUW Domim-*
in a critical game last Wednesday night
at Avon Lale High S<-houl". TluShoremen needed a win if they wanted
tc keep ils hand on a share of firsl plat,**
in the Southwestern Cuufwvtiu? chasipionship race. They did not get that
win. nor did they take the loss. The
match ended in a 3-3 *ie. But while the
Shoremen fall lo 3-0-3 in the
Southwestern Conferenre the giiiue
wasn't without excitement
Things started off great for the
Shomnen in the first half when 4:20
into the game Victor Strimbu scored
putting the Shoreaien " p with a 1-0
lead. The game turned ioio a defensive
battle for the remainder of the first half,
but Westlake turned things around and
came out strong in the second.
Westlake's losfa Grnssman wasted
no time tying the score just 24 seconds
into the second half. Grossman put
Westlake up 2-1 not long after that.
Demons freshman Zac MagHo kept !he
Th
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fur a pass Iwik to tr»j J^«IK J . tin.Stioremt-n weru a warded J penalty
kitk and wasted no time lokiug advantage of it. Picktit toot the snot, converted the opportunity arid tied the
game at 3-3. That would be tin* way the
game would end.
"We came out with a lot «ffireand
intensity," Avon LaLc* head cuach Matt
I-Manisei. said at the end of the gaiiit.
"It was senior-parunt night and we
were just really ready to play and we
came out like that. I think it wore off as
the ganio settled in and that middle
section of the game from about twentyfive rainu'es in until the half was really just a middle-third battle. We just
could not create any good opportunities. They (Westloke} had a couple of
i;oud opportunities but goalie Dave
tK»ik:i;I and the defense stepped up
j i i d <lt>[i['i-:t lh».jni. In t h e M'cond half
w e e m u - • • : ' -iii'l n u d e .1 i.uupte of
miM,jL.> — 'it.' w e h i v e n o t m a d e ail
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f';r 1.1.-11 t:..i ndrew I'jul butli -t:ored
f«.r A\uii L J '. K'.UI c;.i!luw;iy -.cured
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j!kt*ipj)fr Ad Jin Gijuili;
n.-i,unk-d the hutout.
North
ted d--f>M(ed rairvi«w 3-
0 to improve tu 4-0-2 in the SWC. a
point ahead uf Avon Lake.
The Shoremen opt-n their playoff
run Oi:t 21 at home against either
Suuthvtmv or
Shoregals face LAK in round one
With Saturday's 3-1 loss to
West lake, the Shoregals, 7-2-5 overall
and 2-1-3 in the South western
Conference, are out of the SWC title
race.
However, playoffs begin n?xt
week. The Shuregals open their sretional tournament run Oct. 19 at at Avon Lake's Andrew Paui (21) gets tied up
Lorain Admiral King. The game starts in front of the Westlake net last Wednesday.
PRESS photo - Frank Corseffo
at 7 p.m.
Junior Cardinals win second game in a row JV Redskins
SHEFFIELD
The
Sheffield-Sheffield
Lake
Brookside Junior Cardinals {grades 5
and 6) won their second game in a row
with a 21-13 win over the North
Olmstbd Eagles (White) on the new
artificial turf at Rocky River High
School,
The Junior Cards again controlled
the line of Bcriraniage with 266 total
yards (231 rushing. 35 passing). But
despite moving tbe ball, they found
thumwWes down 13-8 at halftime due
to iwo well-executed big plays by the
Eagles. The Cards' fi"t hair scoring
included a rare safety and 10-yard
tuuehdown puss Iron* fullb»r.k/qu.iiti!rbact Cory -Nails" Si-akovich to winghack Arthur "Thurston B." Kowell. The
extra point failed. ^
The second hnlf again had the Junior
Cards moving the ball, but mistakes and
penalties kept the Eagles in the game.
Luke "Roadrunner" Ackerman returned
a punt 38 yards for a touchdown [his
second of the season). Quarterback
"Jammin" Joshua Bender ran in the conversion to give thu Card's their first lead
15-13. Bender put the icing on the cake
with a 50-yard quarterback sweep to
make the final 21-13. Bender led the
Junior Cardinal rushing attack with 81
yards, followed by Kowell's 48,
Ackennan's 42, Michael "Energizer
Bunny" Allison's 22, Sirakovich's 19
and Stiver's 19. The blocking of fullbacks Sinikovich anrf Stiver were key,
while center Mike "M#?i" Harrison and
tackle Josh "Boulder™ Amburgey
ujK-ued holes on the lin*:On defense, solid games were
played by linebacker Simkovich (five
solo tackles) and tackle Cody "Banks"
Broyies. Jacob "junkyard" Metcalf
helped on special teams'.
Head coach Scott Hale was pleased
with the win"We moted the ball up and down
the field but had a difficult time executing our red zone offense," Hale said.
"The penalties and turnovers didn't,
help but part of that was due to the
team we were playing. You have to give
North Olmstfd credit. We had three
kids that couldn't travel, then lost several more during the course of tho game
due to injuries, so I was proud how our
kids responded to ar vwrsity. Some
were in positions they w*jre unfamiliar
with. Our kids showed a tut of poise
and character. And whv a gr**at experience playing on the nfw Rocky River
artificial turf."
Tim Brookside Junior Cardinal? (21) travel to North Olmstcd Cumniunity
Park to tukt* on the Midview Middies
Black on Saturday
in MiniSouthwestern Conference play.
ATHLETHS OF THE W E E K
SLJr.C
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T u n e SSL Jr. Cards
S u i t : Football
•*$UiOTp'Stiver, ptyed
' ws9 cfeler&veiy irt his
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$«i«ai fcwss. Oi oWensafl>«'ufibacksained 19
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'Meat*
Harrison
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way lo* the Junia
Cardinal (ushers.
The Center earned
the coaches' highest Nocking grade against North Onsterf.
Ho also made some key tacWos on defense.
Amburgey.
offenaiw and
Snemar,
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mail w c r a l tackles .igainst rtorth OdnstH one
wcfl at t*ie stroog-side tackte position.
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record their
fourth shutout
AVON
The Avon Lake JV Kedskins
improved to 5-1 and recorded its
fourth shutout of the season with a
20-0 victory over Iho CCYF
Vikings.
The Redakin*. currently lead *he
league defensively having allowtd
only {wo touchdowns and a total of
15 point* >r. their six games played.
Andrew Soltay lea the detvnae
with four solo tackles and strippcl
the ball from a Vikings runner srtting up a scoring drive. Pete Greaae
and Sammy Rose each had t h x r
tackles on the day. Rose bad his
second interception of the sei*on
and Greene also caused and recovered a fumble.
Offensively, tho Redskins had
another solid gamp. Quarterback
Eric Stuczynski had two touchdown
p.itsfs of 15 and 87 yards.
Stuczynski hit NTichael Dutiey
for a 15-yard touchdo'vn on the first
drive of the game. Or thnir second
drtvtj, with time runirng out in the
half, he bit tight tmd Nick Stueber
for an H7 yarder. On thu first drive
of thu sfcond half, after the strip by
Sdlt.ty, tailb?i:k. Michael Curli's
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ATHLHTH OF T H E W E E K
•Kyle Baumaifti
The Avon Eagles resemble a fine
win*, getting belter and better with
each passing week:
Avon looked nothing short of stellar in a 40-0 shutout of the Firulands
Falcons last Friday. Paced again by the
steady rushing of sophomore Bob
LaRosa, behind a strong performance
by the offensive line, the Eagle*
offense sniolherd the Falcons. LaRosa
carried the ball 21 times for 165 yards
and two touchdowns.
And there was plenty more offense
to go around.
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losstaY*2ngter. BTIMWCB* S 1 (teepa; beder
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WJdcais hs.e yridec 22S ports joferihs seasof.
an arefaje oi 32 a game. Offense s Qriy wag
r>gsii ports per game.
Football
Zack Giargis carried the ball eight
times for 46 yards and a touchdown.
Quarterback Shawn Stencil, who went
8-af-10 for 108 yards, threw a fiveyard touchdown pass to Tit*i Mentler
{four catches, 36 yards) and ran in For
a 12-yard score. Adam Long scared on.
a six-yard run from scrimmage.
Frehsman kicker Tyler Irwin finished
with four uxtra points.
Avon's defense forced three fumbles and limited Firelands to 152 total
yards. They held the Falcons to just 20
rushing yards. The victory improved the Eagles'
record to 5-2 overall and 4-0 in the
Lorain County Conference. They're
lied with Brookside {6-t ov» rail. -. - in
the LCC) for thw ! a ^ a lead The
Cardinals maintained their sh^re of
the lead w»th a 27-21 win over.
Midview.
The current situation in She confer-'
ence sets the stage for what could ba a '
wild finish. Avon travels to •.
Wellington Friday to take on the 4-3;
3-1 Wellington Dukes, who are comiog
off a 62-6 win against Keystone.
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Shoremen top Fairview, improve SWC'standing
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As the Avon Lake High School family
crowns this year's homecoming court, the
kings of the Southwestern conference
return home to add another jewel to its
croiim.
The 4-3 (1-4 in the Southwestern
Conference] Bay Rockets come to Avon
Lake for what may pan out to be th« final
battle in the annual series for tlie Levin*
Cup. Bay will leave ihe SWC next year to
Football
join the West Shore Conference.
The Shoremen couldn't be in any belter
position. They're 7-0 overall after last
week's 49-0 shutout ut Fairview.
Quarterback Mike lift went 7-of-lZ for
122 yards and Uirte touchdowns. Fullback
Stfiii Murello caught 0110 nml nut in another. Receivwrs TW Stress ami Andrev
Means ran in for two more. Tailback Bobby.,
Doyle carried the ball 13 times for 130
yards and 4 touchdown. Ben Willsoo end
Klaxx Schmidt also recorded rushing
touchdowns.
The Shoremen, who've won 22
straight, have scored 40-pIus points in all,
seven games this season. Ths defense has
given up just 76 points.
Avon Lake is tiid with Amherst fur thn
lead in th« SWC The CotneU an* «l*" 7-"
overall and 4-0 in the ^VC.
St. Joseph sixth-graders shut out St. Jude, improve to 4-0-1,;
AVON LAKE
. The St. Joseph sixth-grade CYO
football team continued its defensive
dominance Saturday as the Vikings
pitched the*r fourth shutout of the season in beating "ho St. Judtt Jaguars
(Elyria) 18-0.
St. Joseph improves to 4-0-2 on th«
year, while the Jaguars dropfromtheranks of the undefeated, falling to 4-1. In
five game* this year, Ibe Vikings havu
now allowed only two touchdowns,
with juitt one In the lust three games
played.
Things did not look good for the
Vikings oil Brian Mihalik (RB/LU) was
drilled in the backfield on the first play
of the game just as the ball was handed
off. The Jaguars took ov«r at the St. foe's
29 following the fumble.
St. lud« drove down to the St. Josuph
13 before the Viking* defense held and 1
Brian Walborn can.e up with a humfourth-down stop.
Both teams traded possessions after
the big defensive play, but it was a special teams stop for the Vikings that set
up the first score of the game.
' Walborn came up big again tackling
the punter after a high snap at the Jaguar
22. It1 only took four play* for the
Viking, * to crack She end zone, as Brian
Mihalik. scored from on* yard out for a
C-0 lead.
Tlieri- Wiw no more scoring until the
Vjkinfis first possession ofuV second half,
oh Z\. low's went 00 yaids in <;ighl plays.
Kyle Pisco was the workhorse in the
drive carryinfMhe ball four times for 34
yards. Mihalik capped the drive scorinj
his second TD of the game from six
yards out to giv« the Vikings a 12-0 lead.
Ales Krawcc's 2-point conversion
pass was knocked down in the* end zonn
to keep the lead in 12-0 fur St. Jott's.
ThiJ Jayiurs pul toguth«r llu-ir best
drive of the KIUHU foHmving the second
VikinK** scure, inarching dowit to the
Joe's 34-yard lint! before fa"Jnt; n fourth
and four play.
The defensive front line of Walboru.
Krawec. IJonnie Pavlov, John Hcgcrty
and Austin Crosel! collapsed the
Jnguars O-line. holding on fourth down
•o give ihe ball btick to the Vikings.
Brian Mihalik wasted no time
putting the game out of reach far St.
Joseph's going off left tacklo, cutting
back to the middle of the field and thun
racing 69 yards fur a touchdown and the
final 18-0 advantage for the Vikings.
Mihalik finished the day with 9G
yards on 13 carries. Kyle Pisco (PJJ/LBJ
averaged ovur 10 yards per run going for
ft2 yards on eight carries. Brian Walborn
hud a great 24-yard run in the game ami
Colin Holmes carried the ball four times
for 13 tough yards.
St. Joe's finished the gume with 227
total yards, while giving up only 111 to
the Jaguars. This follows up a 299-yard
rushing effort UsL week in a 2G-B win
over St. Albert the Great.
Tntilingby IB paints latB in the game,
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the Jaguars were forced to throw the t»U"^> I
and SL Joe's wits ready for the Jaguars.••%$1
St. Juda was down to the Vikings 34'^
when Nick Brady (TE/DL) hit
quarterback as he threw the 1
Pesarchick was there at his middle 1
backer position picking off th» pas:
St. Joe's.
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The Vikings will be playing foi
Senior Conference Division TI title
Saturday at 3 p.m.. against SL Mary p£
the Falls thanks to St Jude*» 12-6 ,wH
ovt-r St. Michael last week. The
will be at St. Mary's in Olmaled Fat
Also playing and contribut
wirr Saturday anci for the entire
are: MichaerKarpinski (DB) Tot
(Rfi/DBJ. Andrew "Minnesota"
(OL/DL). Scan Flynn (OL/DLl.
Jusinskl (DO/WK). Michael Ohredisuuki^
(DB/R0). Rubby Pesarchick (OU.-Kevfo^
Seaman (FB/LB). Mark Spring ""
Zath Waltz (OL). Anthony \\
(Dfl/WKJ. Miles Wayne (DB) and KyWS
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The Old Ciold Shoe mmaizuxi in
Shoiegal hands after Avon Lake's 1-0 win
o w the Eagles Oct. 4 at Avon.
Annie BUancuu's penalty l i c t in the
Srst half was enough to seal the deal on the
shiny sneaker, wbfch has remained in
Shoregal hands since the first mwting
between the two teams a few years ago.
The PK VV.1-, avvortM to the Shorn; il*
dfter funv<irii Sammy Harris tixA a ti^iibliwhile rmwijiij; luwdid th« Avon goal Tin.'
t. lliuial ftjgst^j tise E^Ivs f<>r in'<-rft.-ring u:t
ilie [»tv. Though' Harris W«i-. lutil^i. any
player on tji» fk'M uui tji,*- the sii«:. Hf.jd
coach CaJ-.-b Reut>.T g.-»ve it 10 BiLtnLint.
"I til,' to be VJti-if-iaiiX." UiLmcim said
about her approach, without giving d\vay
any s^cn-Ls. "It's my firi! one this season."
Avonfou^ht un until tin; end. but the
Shot •.•gals manayvil to huld tin.
"I h^v>- trj pw Avon a lot nf a^di!."
Avon Lak« hiM d ujrich Cih'b Kt-uttw viid.
"Tl!•-•>' uM\i.tl with a !•_>! uf h-^ui."
K^Irt afJtiU-*.r?[X!r Aiiidndd Milft.ifiJ finished with six s-iv*.^.
"W>- tm-d to hold tln-ir >h(*u to a sriiniimini." AVQIJ hujfj COJ<JI Bri in Irvvin s;iid.
"L'nftirtuiwtt'ly. that diiin't hdjjjifii. We
tiid a lilllf bt/'ter in i h t stcuiiii half and
rn«ina^'Al tu ^t?l si;:m- shols. but cuuidn't
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Great Pumpkin Duathlon returns to LCCC this weekend
Nature's Bin Run
AVON LAKE
By Mara Thon-croft
And you thought "Runnin* with th«
Devil" was just a song.
Gome this Sunday at t/wain County
Community College, you can rtol only run
with the devil, but Snow White,
Spcogefiob Square Pants and Elvis too.
The fifth-annual running of the XCN
Great Pumpkin Duathlon. Biathlon. 4-mile
run and 12-mile inline skate race, presented by Bramhall Engineering and
Surveying, returns to the track at LCCC
this Sunday iQraJng- Registration tables
.open at 8 am. The race is scheduled to
begin at 9 am.
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The duathlon will consist of a four-ftute
run, a 12-mile bikerideand conclude with
o tWf>mue run. The biathlon will consist
of afour-mileruu and a 12-miIo bike. It's a
lairiyaLmjJe course for beginners, yet long
enough lot a nice workout by more experienced athletes: '
A« always, the Wvenl will feature a costume contest. A prieo will be given to the
best costume. Costumes aren't limited (o
the contest.' Competitors in past Great
Pumpkins ha vent been bashful fiartici pating Lri full Halloween dress.,.
Ke-puigwUh the spirit a(^:htf reason, a
h*rarse wiij serve as ih*» uSkiil pacu veiiicle for thin rare.
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RicV Cadweil said; "Il'ttowardthe Ln,i of
the season, so we liksto hnvv a tilth* tun
with it. You can still race hard, but you can
enioyyotuseUtoo.'V v••>•>.
Overall avntrds will ba presented at the
finish luiQ It* tr» top three males and to
three feoulea In each race, as well agu the
top threes males and females in each ajps
iy/toams can participate in the
duathioa and biathlon races.
NCN wefog can still use some more
mvnt voItmtBcra. Call NCN Racing at 9338075 or visit www.nairacing.com.
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o extra point missed and left the score at 6-0.
Brookside responded with a IQ-play drive into
— Midview territory, but handed the ball back to the Middies
£ when Roger Le picked off a haljback pass and returned it
jo to thB Midview 32. Six plays Liter. Middies quarterbtd.
H Biyant Ross dropped back to pass under preasurt; friin
Q Cards defensive end Kirk Wangbidder. Ross lofted a detp
tf throw. Grife tracked it down, intercepted the paw at the
2 Brookside Al and sprinted 59 yards for the score. Kicker
g: Brad Baker converted the extra point to give the Cards a 7-
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Heugartner gave the Itad back to Midview with a sixyard touchdown run with 48 seconds left in the halt The
Middies began the drive at their own 46 after Brookside
Jailed on a fourth down and four situation with 2:45 left in
the second quarter Ross's pass to Troy DaviU convertixl
the two points and put Midview up 14-7.
Both teams traded turnovers as the second half got
underway, but neither team was able 10 comer! them.
Midview"fumbled the ball to Brookside on thu first pla> of
the second half. Brookside rnovpd it into Middle territory
but turned the ball Uit-k overtt»Midvk-w on downs.
Midvie-.v fumbled ihe ball bauk to Bruok&uK ivhu fuoib'ed it back to Midvieiv. Midview fuuibkti thf ball ag-iiu
two plays bier dt their own 27. but niiiwgwi to j;i.*l to it
bfjforu lilt' Cardinal*. It wouldn't matter.
Facing second down and 23 to go. they took to lite air.
Ross' pass was tutted down and grabbtii by BruuksUK:
defensive tackle Stan Peters. Pt?t«rs rvtunied the kill la tiie
Midview 7. MastroUiiitt turued it into a touchdown two
plays later o» a three-yard run from scrimmage. Le
blocked Baker's extra point altempt to allow Midvicv to
keep the lead. 14-13.
Brookside got the ball back two plays later.
Linebacker Kyl*i Bauniann gobbled up another
Midview fumble and the Cardinals made the most of it.
They took over possession at the Midview 42 and
marched it down to the Mtddie 25. Facing fourth-and10 at the Midview 25, Grile found Hammer wide open
When she arrived in 1993. she volunteered as the boys,
junior varsity gulf coach and helped establish the Avon
Lake girls golf program in 19913. She took over the varsity
During those years she earned a variety of honors, includ- boys team in 1999. Since then the Shoremen have won
ing four First-Team All-Southwestern Conference awards. ihree-sUaight SWC championships. She is also an assisAll-Ohio honors and four-straight state championship tant coach on the Avon Lakp softball itytm.
meet appearances. She placed sixth at states her senior
Among her laundry list of honors. Manco is a sevenseason and helped the Sboregals to their first of two state lime winner of the Lorain County Coach oi the Year
championships.
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award.
Moberly lettered in track and field four times. She
is a 19U1 graduale of Bay High School, where
earned three first-team All-SWC awards in the 3.200- sheManco
a two-vear letterwinner in girls basketball. She
meters. three more in the 3.200 relay and two in the indi- wentwas
on to play basketball and softball at Baldwin-Wallace
vidual 1*00. She qualified for states in the 1.GOO her
She earned four varsity letters in softball and two
junior aod senior years and helped the 3.200 relay team Collegr.
place eighth at states in 1984 and earn state runner-up more in basketbalL
booors in 1965.
1994 Cross Country Team
Moberly went on to be a four-year letterwisruer at Ohio
The 1994-95 Avon Lake cross country team marked its
University in cross country and a three-year kderwinner place in Shoregab history with a second-placefinishin
In track and field.
the Southwestern Conference won a district championship and made a statefinalsappearance.
Amy (Chadwick) Manco
Shoregals finished 7-1 in the SWC that year. Led
The numbers continue to pile up for current Avon Laltc by The
four-year lettenvinnws and co-captains Julie Perretti
head coach Amy Manca
The SbotegAls head coach will begin her 12th season and Amanda Cooper, the Shoregals consisted of six freshthis winter. Over her first 1} seasons in charge, the men, one sophomore, two juniors and three seniors.
Colleen Byrne earned Team-MVP honors and placed
Shoregols won a state championship, two regional championships, Bvo district titles, nine sectional champi- first at districts and fourth at states. Cooper earned firstonships and eight Southwestern Conference titles. She has team All-SWC honors and placed 15th at states. First-time
runner and senior Megan Chawansky was that years
234 career wins.
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on the left end of the fizld. hammer caught the pass
and ran it in the end zone to put Brooksm* back on
top. The two-point conversion failed, leaving the store
The defense held Midview lu a thiw-iad-out and the
•offcnw went back on the move. S t a r t s at Lheir own 40
with about 1U:27 to play, the Cardinal* alternated bantloUs
bvrwwn P*?s and Mastroi-uini. Four minutes, and 54vdrds Uuv Grife handed o£T to Garber. who punched it in
from 10-yards out. Pete Zagorski scored the two-point c jnversion on a pass from Grife to put Brookside on top 27-14
with 0:59 left in the game.
Midview scored on th-ir next drive with 4:00 left to
play to cut the score to 27-21. But Brookside racked up
three Grst downs on the ensuring drive and ran out the
*>J;. As the final seconds ticked away, euphoria ensued.
• > js overwhelming,"" Mastxoianni said. "It's something
that's n.-ver been done before at Brookside. Before the
game coaci. *-»pt telling us how we were a special team.
We never gave u^ "
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Shooting to be stars
Avon Late residents ReiHy Bates and CJ. Biankenshtp
participated tn the Future High School Golfers
Tournament Sept 25 at Big Met Golf Course. Bates
tied for first overs* with a SnaJ score of 81. Btankenship
finished second with an 84. The two golfers are oigh*hgradera at Learwood and hope to mate next year's
Shoremen gotf team.
SPORTS SPOT
Avon Lake Youth Basketball
The recreation department is now accepting Youth B*sketbaJt
Regatrabons. ftrms have been sent home through »iie A w Late
Schools, and are also available at the recreation department located at
150 Awn Bdden Road or downloaded from wwvuvonlakesportsjxg.
There wfll not be specific registration dates. Completed forms may be
mailedtothe recreation department along with checks made payable
to the City of Avon Lake. Registrations received after Nw. 5 wi3 be
placed on z waiting 1st If you rave any questions please caH the recreation department at 930-4130.
Avon Lake Swim Club
ing a steak fry/right at the races Mo* 13 at St. Thomas School Cost is
S15 per person. Dinner is (torn 5-7 pjn. Races start at 7 p m Contact
Joe SchiH at 94S-6089 or me BHS athletic office at 949-4242 for
info.
BHS alumni flag football game
The Cardinal FVide Commrttee would hketosponsor an alumra flag
footbaa game if A can find enough interested players. The game wfl be
held Oct 22 after the BrooksKle-Weilington game. Th* irvitaSon a also
opentoaJumm cheerleaders rf you are a former Brookside foofcail player or cheoieader, please caH Kaw Shoemaker at 949-7585. Deadline is
Octia
The Avon Lake Swim Out) is hosting a parents meeting Oct. 20 at
Monday night football
7 p m in the chorr room at Learwood Middle School The swim dub is .
The Avon Lake Father and Son Football Cub 'Monday High!
open to all Avon lake students. AS students need updated physical and
Football* film session meets every Monday at 7 pm. al coach Dave
emergency forms to participate. Call Ram Thomas at 933-5900 if you
Diugosr's room at the high school, just off the Commons area. Coach
have any questions.
Dtugosr w;W review films of the previous Friday night football game.
SSL youth b-ball registration
Pizza and pop. AH fathers and sons a?e welcome.
SherfeJd-SieffieW Lake youth basketball league registrations wJI take
Monday Night with the Browns
place at Brcokside High School Oct 1? and 24 from 73CH3G p m and'
On Oct 18, ^evidence Church w<H preset Monday fight with the
the Oct 28 from 5-7 pmTheteaguebopentoboys and girls m grades 1
Browns featuring scheduled appearances by Andre Davis, Phil Danion.
a Cost is $5Q CaB Joe ScMI at 94&-6089rfyou have any questions
Michael Grant, Andre King and Luke McCown. With Browns' highlight
video and btoopws, the program features a Question and answer session
BHS basketball steak fry
with the Browns' team members sharing theit vwwj on what it takes to
Brookside High SchooTs boys and girls basketball program is host-
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pm, takes pbce in Avon at Providence Church, 35295 Detroit Arenue.
Doors open at 6.40 pm, This event is free and open to the generat public A special tailgate c*vA writ be oHered for middle school students and
high school at 5 3 0 p m Please contact the church at 937-500)
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aum.-1 pjn. or 130 pja-3 pm. 'fho advanced pitching camp is froKi •'.
130 cuu-3 p m Cost is J40 if registration is postmarked by Oct 13 ;".
and $50 if post-narked after Oct 13. Pitchers must provide their own,"
catcher. The camp wli take pf^ce at the KSU Bctd House located on V
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Avoid putting too much company stock in 401(k)
Here's a scary sUlistic: NVarly 5H (>«riit of Enron employ**?*1 4Qi(k) assets
was invited in Uiunn stock as it full Oa.B
wn»nt in value duriiiy 2001. according to
the National Association uf Securities
rValers (NASD), and hvtv's a still more
frightening piece of information: Even
after the fall of Enron, many employees
have even larger pvrccnta^.i of their
**01(fc) assets iii their company stiick than
Enron employees did.
OF course, Huron was aa extreme
example; most companies don't flame out
in that fashion. Yet. almost all curnuanie*
go through ups and downs-and. if you're
overloaded on company stock, these
"downs" can take a pretty good whack at
your -4011k} balance.
To complicate matters, your employer
raav use various methods to encourag-j
you to niake company stock a significant
part'of your 401 tkt For one tiling, you may
be able to buy the stock for less than the
current market price-and it's hard to resist
the temptation of a "good deaL" Also, you
may bo able to defer a higher percentage of
your salary to your401(ki if you're buying
company stock. And your employer niay
even choose to make matching contributions in stock, rather than cash.
You need to be aware of this potential
FINANCIAL
FOCUS
Reported By
Rick Pott3
institutional "bias" toward using your
employer's stock in your 4UHU- Even if
your company truly is worth inv*»Ung in.
you'll be doing yourself a favor by timiting
your exposure to company stock. In tact,
many experts recommend that you lirrut
company stock to no morw than 10 percent of your 401(10 poitfolioDiversify. diversify, diversify
To avoid getting "bogged down" with
company stock, you'll need to make a
conscious effort to spread your 401[k}
dollars among lh« various investment
options in your plan. Diversification is
the key to "investment success outside
your 401(k)-and it's just as important
within your plan. too.
Fortunately, most 401(k) plans have
expanded their investment choices in the
past decade or so. Depending on your
plan, you could easily have a dozen or
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ii\Ai'M\*. Uii lutlin^ puoVd invest-1
nifiiti co-'i\iii;iii£ clucks or bonds, inunt-y
iii.trki-t itn.-iunts ;«id giidraut't^l investment t.untrji ts (it iyjw of investment that
oilers pit.'M'niitiuii ul principal ond a fixed
rate nf rtrturn).
With dl! 'JK-W.' i-hoirt**. innv t a n you
know lh* proper way iu ih'vwvlfy your
4Ul[k)? ActiidUj. there's no one "risjn"
an>w**r fur e wry one. Tu offwlively iiilo
L.itu \tiur iiVit.-is inside your 4Ul(kl. you
nw*d In tjVi.' lulu account your tolerance
for risk <ind your time, horizun. So. for
e.vaiupU-. if you are by nature an aggn.*s$i ve
investor, you'll probably want to weight
your 4Ul(k) more heavily toward the stock
accounts. Also, if you're just starting out in
your career, ynu have a lot of Umt; to overcome any "down"* periods in the market,
so you laight want to invest more aggressively than you would if you were muring
retirement. It's a good idea lo review your
40l(kJ itsntA, allocation at leavt unce a y**ar
to see if it still Ets your needs and goals.
Get the roost from your 401[k)
By looking beyond your company's
stock, and by allocating your assets
across a range of investments, vou can
help ensure that your 401(k) will pay off
for you when it counts-during your
retirement
Interested in 'interest only' loans? Look into your options
With so many different mortgage
options available these days, have vou
even, beard of paying "interest only?"
These am mortgages set up where you are
required lo pay only the interest on the
loan amount, simple interest at that, BO the
monthly payment is about 65 percent of
the conventional 30-year fixed. It sounds
pretty enticing atfirst,but you need to consider very carefully whether this type of
loan would benefit you or not.
Like traditional loans, monthly interest
payments are tax deductible. The amount
of the tax deduction will be much lower
than using the 30-VEnrfixedrate mortgage
in the early months because you are paying only simple Interest Your payment is
so much less because you are not paying
off the mortgagr through an unionization
table adculation.
If you plan to stay most of your hie In
the home you purchase and never refinanca-and you want to eventually «Uminato your mortgage d&bt-an 'interest free'
loan could be a re»l disadvantage.
However, homeowners on average stay
only seven year* in a home and most
homeowners do refinance during their
homeownewbip. If you fall under cither of
these probabUitifs. then an 'interest only
loan can be very valuable lo you.
Remember thit the entire principal you
borrow will have t y *» P^d a l s o m e P° m t
*-»wn the road tiilher whwn the interest
bee loans convert to traditional mortgages
(usually alter 10 years or so) or when you
sell the property.
Sine* moit interest only loans art!
-variable" Interest rate loans, consider
principal a* anytime. Since most 'interest
only* loans ore calculated as simple interest." your monthly interest payment is
based on the amount owed and the interest rate charged.
Calculate your payment usin^ a 30-year
amortization schedule. Divide that payReported By
ment amount into the nxjuirvd 'interest
only* payment and take tho difference
Ken Kodger
evcrv month and apply it against the prinThis should allow you to "pay-off"
what might happen if you sell your home dpaL
mortgage in fewer than IB years
in a short period of tune if you have an the
you will be paying a much greater
•interest only* loan? In many cases, your because
toward uV principal during the
equity increases faster &o»n the property'» amount
early
months
of your loon than you do
appreciation in value than it would from
using a 30-year amortization schedule.
making principal payments. You might
since there is no commitment to pay
make only interest payments for a few Also,
than tho interest charge, when you
years and still sell your home for a profit. more
a low cash month, you do not have !o
If you sell and ihe equity has not increased have
faster than the 'interest only" interest rate. make the principal payment
Find a real estate agent who is savvy
you may liavw some neRative amortization
about helping you determine an appmpnto accountforwhen selling.
loan.'An 'interest only' mortgage may
There am many variations available ule
not be right for you, but ask your realtor to
using the interest onlyfinancingavailable explain
your options and recommend a
todav. One. which 1 find intriguing, is to strong lender
for your needs.
set "up your own principal reduction
his is a paid advertisement by Kan
schedule. Commit to an •interest only' loan
r of HE/MAX Homeward Bound.
with the option of paying off a part of the
REAL
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HOTUNE
Chapter of Bill to meet
The Business Builders Chapter of
BM (Busiiwss Network hiternational)
has moved its weekly Wednesday
morning meeting to-Dave & Busters.
25733 1st Stnsrt. Westbke at 7:30 a.m.
The cliapter i* mad« up of a diverse
croup of business
professional* that
assist each o*1'" "' B"»vin« their business throng" refcrruls. IJN'l prm-iito a
simctua-d and supportive systvny y
developing personal n-l«ion.iht|» «• ""
ether business prnf^ionals. you have
• opportunity to Rpnv your busi».,.,mi. tnrMn-Ml.nl
ness. Anyone
intt-n-steu trl
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their business is invited to nth-nil tinnmt Businnss Huiklont mining "".[ ) i : l 20 at 7:50 a.m. Cntitt' und UiH*1!^ "'ill i"'
wrvcd. For furtlyr iiifoniwli'ni.' <'"'-»(;l
Kenny Cilder, diajrtfr pn-*id»nt *il 3413579 or Rick Otdwull. public rulalions
coordinator al 'J33-HU75.
35765 Chester Rd., Avon
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Staggering volume for August
Harna Holdings, the parent comjtany ol Sm>the. Cramer Co. of Cleveland and Howard Hanna Real Estate
Services of Pittsburgh, announces a
sp^ciaculjT volume oj over SIS bilUoti for the month of /Vugust.
Closed vulunie is defined as the
sale* volume of properties sold. Listing volume is the total list price of
properties on the market. Written
volume reflects sales pending. Total
volume for the firm's western region
was Siaa million. Western region
offices include Avon
Lake. Bay Village.
Brecksville.
Brunswick. ElyrU,
Lakewood, Medina.
Middlvburg Heights.
North
Olmsted.
Rocky River and
Strongsville.
In Lorain County
ar«a branches of the
Western Region for
Sraythe, Cramer, the
firm's Avon Lake
office, led by Christopher Higgins. registered total volume of
57 million. linda A.
Hiwim snd Susan L.
SchUlingt were the
Top-2 REALTORS® in
closed volume for the
month. Homra and
Joseph Cellaoci took
top honors in written
volume.
CeSucci
Page joins local animal clinic
Trw Avon Lake
Animal Clinic U
pleased to announce
Or. P. Paw has recently joined its staff. Dr.
Pago is K 1096 graduate af Ohio State UL.*vcrsity, college of veterinary medicine. While al Ohio State.
Dt Page received additional training
in the area ol animal behavior. Dr.
Page has a special interest in treating
exotic pets including birds, pocket
pets, farrets and reptiles and is a capable orthopedic and soft tissue surgeon.
She currently lives in Bay Village
with Chauncy. Norton, Samantba
and D.uqitia (her dog. cat. rabbit and
cockatoo).
The Avon Lake Animal Clinic itt
very pleased to have " veterinarian
with Dr. IVifitt's ubilitie* as a u«w
member of their team.
Breast Cancer Av/areness
The world's largest chain of fitness
and weight IOM centers. Curves, has
announced plans to actively support
Bruast Cancer Awareness Month in
October. Curves locations across the
country will be participating in a promotion designed to encourage early
detection. Jennie Geise. a Curves frundimtj in Avon Lake said that the club
will waive the initial service fee for
women who join during the wwfc of
Oct. 11 and showVvidunno of having
u recent rnainmogrnm.
Wornt-n who are interested in getting more information uboul breast
onr.«;r attct brnast camcer ri^ik factors
should visit tlit* officii'I Nat ion al
Ilrrast Cancer Aw.irt'iiens Munth
witbsttt at www.nbcam.com. Fur
niofa intiiniiiittui: on the Curv**»
Avnn Uke liffiT tall 03H-7678.
Srnd pn-ss re/caws for "Thr Buzz
Aro:>und Tim-tr to The PHESS. P.O.
300, Avon Lukp. Ohiu 44012 or
(••moil to tht'prrsstybright.nat fsub~
fivt lint-. Attn: BUZZ).
approaching flection. The evitnt will
take place in the Performing ArU" Center
of the high school. All axe welcome.
Refreshments will be served.
Candidates'Night at ALHS
On Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m-. the senior
class of Avon Lake High School will be
hosting their annual Candidates* Night.
There will be congressional candidates, Parents' seminar series
state representatives, as well as local
Avon Local Schools will present
and county officials voicing their opin- the first seminar in their parents'
ions about matters concerning the series on Oct. 19. The topic will be
What's for Lunch?
For the week of Oct 14-50.2004
toast, puddmg. milk,
Avon High School, Middle,
Fri: Macaroni and cheese, sabd. fruit, juice,
Heritage, East and Village
Thuc AM & AHS: Choice of grand siam,
veggie sub, Mexican bai. Phiiiy steal*,
chicken tenders, salads.
A £ ?/: Waffle dippers, sausage patty,
hash bn.-*ns, orange juice, milk.
Fri: AM & AHo: Choice of calzone, hoagie,
burger, salads.
AEHV: Lasagna rcfl-ups. grew beans.
breadsbdts, peaches, milk.
Mon: AM & AHS: Choice of breadsticks.
chicken Caesar wrap, pasta bar, chicken tenders, salads,
AEHV: Rib barbecue sandwich, com,
fruit shape-up, milk.
Tue: AM & AHS: Choice of pizza, egg salad.
oriental bar, pizza burger, salads.
, AEHV: Chicken pot pie, mixed veggies,
biscuit peaches, gogurt, milk.
Wed: AM & AHS: Choice of stromboti. bagel,
breakfast, hot dogs, salad.
AEHV: Rzza sticks, celery w/peanut
butter, apple, miik,
Avon Lake High School
Thur. Pizza 6t beef-a-roni, salad bar, garlic
milk.
Men: Rzza or sandwich, fruit rniik, .
Tue: • Chicken patty sandwich* fruit fnJk,
V/ed: Hamburgef. fries, fruit, cookie, milk.
Avon Lake Grades 1-8
Thur: Hamburger, fries, peaches, milk.
Fri: French toast sticks w/syrup, pork
. sausage, fruit pudding, juice, milk.
More Chicken soup, mini corn dog, fries,
fruit juice, milk.
Tue: Sft-p, peanut butter and jeJIy pocket
cheese stick, melon slice, juice, milk.
Wed: Pizza, salad, fruit, cookie, milk.
"Molding Compliant Behavior in Children." presented by Robert Reilman,
LPCC counselor. T h e seminar will be
held from 7-8:30 p . m . at the Avon
High School Auditorium. Admission
is free. For more information, catl Dr.
Craig Kohler at 934-3SGQ or Kristina
Buller at 934-6171.
SL Mary School benefit
A fund-raising dinner will be served
Oct. 24 at 4 and 6 p-m. at St. Mary's
School Hall. Avon. The menu will
include grilled chicken, pasta, salad and
bread will be provided and prepared by
Carrabba's Italian Grill. Dessert and
Caribou coffee will also be served. Car*
ryout orders will be available. Tickets
are available by presale only. The cost is
$10 for adults and S5 for children under
10. There will be prizes lo raffle. Proceeds will benefit improvements to the
school hail, cafeteria and gym. To place
an order, call Sharon at 934-5015. A
check, made payable to St. Mary PTU.
must be received by Oct. 20.
Spaghetti dinner at JVS
Sheffield & Sheffield Lake
City Schools
Thun Turkey w/gra^y, whipped potatoes, ,
bread, fruit crisp, miik.
Frt Pizza snack burrito. Spanish rice,
mixed fruit milk.
Mon: Fish sandwich, fries, applesauce, milk.
Tue: Ground beef and gravy, mashed potatoes, bread, green beans, apple icy,
milk . .
Wed Taco, corn, orange, milk.
The Lorain County fVS Teachers*
Association will host an all-you-caneat spaghetti dinner on Nov. 4 at the
JVS. Dinners will be served from 4:306:30 p.m.
The cost is 56 for adulta. S5 for
senior citizens and $4 for children age*
4-12. Children 3 and under arcfree.In
addition to spaghetti and meatballs, the
menu will include salad, breadsticks,
cake and ice cream. Funds raised from
the dinner will be used for tho support
of student activities and scholarships.
Breast Cancer Awareness
Help the students at Learwood Mid-
dle School raise awareness and money
for breast cancer. During the week of
Oct. 11-15. the PTA. with the help of the
Builder's Club, will be collecting money
to send to the Mary Kay Ash Charitable
Foundation. The foundation is dedicated to helping find a cure for cancers that
affect women such as breast cancer. During one week, the students will fill in an
outline of a ribbon with pink Post-It
notes- It is asked of each student to bring
SI. but any donation will be accepted.
When the students bring in a donation,
they will write their name and/o* a message on a Post-It note to be put on the
outline. The money will be collected in
the homerooms in the morning. The
room that raises the most money will be
awarded a doughnut breakfast.
Reunion info
, Plans are underway for the 20-year
reunion for the Brunswick High School
Class of 1985. A dinner is planned en
July 23, 2005 at the Wyndham Hotel
Cleveland Playhouse Square. The committee is locking for area classmates.
Please e-mail Chxisti Chizmar-Patrick
with your mailing address, and those of
any classmates you still keep in contact
with to: BHS8SREUNlONSaol.com. A
formal invitation will be sent in the
coming months with more details.
Pancake breakfast
The Avon High School senior class
will sponsor a pancake breakfast Oct 17
from 9 a.m.-l pjn. at the high school
cafeteria. Th« cost U 55 per person.
Children 10 and under are free. Tickets
can be purchased at ihe door. Money
raised will benefit the senior class and
their Washington. D.C trip.
October 14th, 15th, 16th, & 17th
BOKftXE
Dai4-7.-O0PM
Soo*riftifkingLot
VARSITY
FOOTBALL GAME
AVON LUCE
VS. BAY VILLAGE
O a 15-7:30PM
PARADE
GRAND MARSHALS
OHIO STATE
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OCI16@1:30PM
16 @ 10:30 AM
North Lot
BiVEBKJRRY
Pre-Oame
Malf-Ttme Activities
K1WAN1S PANCAKE
BREAKFAST
SUM, OCT. 1 7
7:30AM-l :30PM
A! AlHS Commons
OCt 17 @ 1:30PM
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Sponsored by Avon LdVe
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will tw on ial«.
11:30AM
12:00 - 4:00PM
i2:O0-12:4CPM
12:30PM
1:00PM-l :30PM
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i;OOPM-4:O0PM
I:30PM-2:OOPM
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2:30PM-3;O0PM
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FESTIVAL BEGINS (ENDS @ 4PM)
Sllv«rih«rne Ooll«ry - Art 5hew
M I u KrisfenTs Danc« Shew
14lh Annual Pot Shaw
St. Igwcrilus High School Circus Co.
D«II»on IWUtlng Clowns
Sumo Wrestling
Children's Pwp^af Shew
I t * S«wlp1Ing Demonstration North Lot
Ohle Slate Drum Ma|ers D«tnoct£tratloa
Cleveland Metro Porks Animal Show
Remaining Pies To Be Sold
7.-30AM-1:30PM
10:30AM
10:30AM-3:Q0PM
11:30AM-3:00PM
12 ;00FM- 1:00PM
12:30PM-l :00PM
12:30PM-2:30PM
l:00PM-1:45PM
l:00PM-2:00PM
1:30PM-2:20PM
Klwnnb Pancake Break* arf
FESTIVAL BEGINS (ENDS <$ 3PM)
Sltveiihorne Gallery - Art Shew
MUSIC - Pianist
St. Ignatius High School Circus Co.
Joxzerclse Demonstration
Balloon Twitting Clowns & Jugglers
Cleveland Metro Parks Animal Shew
Blueberry Pie Baking Contest
ALHS Cheerleadlng Demonstration
Jackie Schaefer memorial scholarship
A (turner to raisw funds lor the Idt-kit? S d u f k r IJILIMUrial scholarship will be held Ott. 21 at TbmVOjuniy
Place at 6.p.m. Jackie was a lifelong Avon Likt* re-sidviit
and former Westlaki;Te-acher of tlw Yiw Shv •succumbed
to a rare form of cancer in October 2001. Her family started the scholarship, which awards unv Wesilakt- Hiiji
School senior who plans to study eduction S3UO
The dinner will include a:i ail-yuu-3ca11-e.il pig rrwit.
Tickets are S30 per person- There will A.w \M j.'rizrs riffled, a silent auction and a 50/50 ralfl*?. Kur dimiw and
raJfle tiiVft-; i-fjiitai t I.iel!-Aiui Lj-vvis <ii "'J7-'ir7Z ur K.JJ
S< IW'F.T-.' (4-tU) H.I1-7J". All proi.t vd- fnmi t!ii> ••v.-iil
uill .y.j liirvcity intfj the -J Iirjijr«.}ni> fund.
St Mary School students of the month
-Sl. Marv of thf InimaLuUti- Cor.M.'jitiou S<1ILKJ1 uf
Avon has t».f n awarded a TanM Tdk».' C-'lur^v uf KduL.ilit-n Craiil fcr S2.WJU. The -whoo! w l l apply tiu- {yaiit
fund-. towards their a n t-kTditil rrjiier program and
library muti-rials.
September students of the mutiih
The PTT tr'-jtoj all student lo Iuin.i.t:
ACADEMIC NOTES
Bryan Fitch, of Avon, received an associate
ia applied science from Ohio State University.
Nicole Koakoly and Christopher Thomas, botii of
Avon Lake, received dt«r*fs Iroiii Ohio State U i
Eric Allen, of Sheffield LaVe. recrntly received a
associate af applied 'sciuncv di-gref from Ohio State
UniversityAdam •Tobias*, of Sheffield Village, recently
received a bachelor of science degree in hospitality
from Ohio State University.
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Meredith Monfot and Adam Young, both of Avon
Lake, were named In the honor roll at Ohio State Universttv.
•0Jennifer Novotny, of Avon Lake, was selected as an
orientation leader during the 2004 freshman orientation weekend at Baldwin-Wallace College. Novotny is
a Junior at B-W. where she majors in early childhood
education. She is active ia Mid-Ntght Madness, the
Alpha Gamma Delta sororily and is vice president of
Greek. Council. She is also a'College 101 assistant. The
2002 Avon Late High School graduate is the daughter
of Del and Kathy NoVotny.
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graduate. Ericka .\(. Morrisua, r»'i.wiit'ua Sl.UU'j scholarship frimi llie (i)lU*s*.* of Mis»*ritonlia Betliany |.
Connelly, a BrcoVsidt* Hit;h St-luwl^r.idudlf ret.eived <i
SaOO scholarship frutn Lorain County Comniuiiity Colleg*;.
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Kyan O'Donnelt, i»f Avon Lake, recently grad-jHt'-d
from Kent Slate University.
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Itachel Soucek. of Avon, received a bachelor of arts"
deyn-e from Miami University.
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UfeShare CmamuniVy Blood Servict-s awarded
scholarships to atiidents across Northeast Ohio. For
every SO blood donations m school provides., a S500
Hradley Bartol, Carl F«TRUSUH and Dominique
lones, all oE Avon L;ike. recently receive i degrees from
Nliami University.
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Brookside High School graduate Rian Medina, the
daughter of Eugene and Patricia Medina, was one of
alracwt 500 new students formally ecrolled at Marietta
College during the traditional Matriculation Ceremony
held Aug. 19 on Fetiton Qnirt in Dyson Bauin Recrnation Center.
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First grade: Ciilue ZAutny. Mickc-y ON'eil:
arten; Jacob Buarman and Alexis Zzry k.
Graduate credit available
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Ligio Papa and Scott Wendell, both of Avun. wt-rt.named to the honor roll at Ohio State University.
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Lutidy and Jacob Mulliiiv:
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Fourth ^nide: Catht*rinf: Vdrnosr>?rcsi. Erir«» Eiswman. Q
).iaib Hon-ath. Mattiiew Vuriwk:
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Third gradt*: Jwy Bvgany. K.C Kiloria. Ca'h«.'rii,*' ^
W-irren;
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SM-OIHI grade: (erina Gallipuli. Joey Gib>c '.
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Hotly Zwolinski, of Avon Lake, is a nembtr of the
Social Work Club al Ashland University. She is the
daughter of Kon iind Evelyn Zwolinski, of Avon Lake.
Magnificat High School senior Erica Bauer of Avon
Lake was named a Commended Student in the 2005
Merit Program. She placed within the top 5 percent uf
the students who entered the competition hv taking the
qualifying exam, the PSAT7NMSQT. Lint rdt
Graduate fdmalion u\-dit in i.urriLulum and ins'ruel'um is available next summer on f-vo <tudy tours sp<jny>rwl by Cliio I.'niversity Southern CatTipus. The tours
ar« Di^'iver Ireland June 12-1*3 dJid tZruise ;uid 'explore
Alaska July 31 -Au£. *i. Uiscuunlt-iJ gn>up rates ajid sp»T:i.il
sunuuw sraduatL* workshop tuition fees apply for then:
I:1AVS<.*S. For jnore infoniution. call Steve Qill at [74')) 333-155<J r*r tsuo) (i2G-ll5l3 ext. 4559 or e-nmil call8ohU»-edu.
Ohio Dominican open house
Ohio Dominican University will hold mi opeu hou^;
for prospective students and'their pdrtnis on Oct. 22
from 9:30 a-m.-l p.m. ou the University's Main Campus.
1216 Sunbury Rood. The day will include tours of the
campus; an overview of th« admissions andfinaiiri.ilaid
process: information on i>fJiularship t)ppurtuntU>^: ODU
faculty presentations ind luntii witli ODU faculty, sti!?
aiid students- Registration will begin at 5 LUIL
The event b open to the public Rssi-naiions an*
encuuraged. Tliusw interested ti«i rest!T\e their spot fur
the open hou«: by calling (800) 'J33-OKIC1 or registering
online at www.ohiudomuiicaii.edu.
Pick Your Own Apples
Saturday & Son day 10 aun**6 p.m.
7-Acre American Freedom
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Quaker Steak and Lube revs up menu with new items
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FOOD REVIEW
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Quaker St'Mk and Luu*?. AmerH-iS
number one duto-thcined fiinily reMaurant. i» celebrating it" 3uth anniversary
by introducing several new menu items
guaranteed to gut your motor rvnniivv
Not oniy that', but the ciuiii 'hit
serves chicken wings in lfi different
flavors has added some
light, low-curb entrees.
First an the list of
menu additions is the rib
rack appetizer, a full or
half rack of Danish baby
back pork ribs to munch
on and share. The nbs are
baited
with Quaker
Steak's award-winning
Lube . sauce, hickory
smoked barbecue. Buckeye bajbvcue or Louisiana
Uckfcr- iauce (S6.99 a half
rack, or 510.99 a f'tll rack}.
The
Chicken
Caes*f
Mobile salad appeals to
low-carb dieters- It is prepared -.vitb grilled
Parmesan pepper chicken
tenders over
c h o ppetl
romaim* lettuce,
tiisscd
with a house
Caesar dressing.
p a r in c s a n
chewje and garlic
croutons (S7.99).
Satisfy your
craving for both
Quaker
Steak
wings and ribs by ordering the new
wing and rib combo dinner. Enjoy a
"sprintster." ot appetizer-sized portion
of wings in your clioicp of sauce and a
half-rack or barbecued ribs, served with
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Craftcr* Wanted for
17th Annual
Loraln COE nty JV5
Saturday, October 16th
9 a.m. to 4 pjn.
Ore/150 Ctatten!
6'X6* space $30.00,
6'xlT' s p » « &S0.00
(tmblc* not provided)
To incrw ifstce wto «ce«e more
koto, nit
Una* at {440} r7-t-I05I. Eit 315
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I.J «,tup by tor. kur.iuke night an th- p-Jtio
im \\>ihi--<liv fvenin-;^. loin :i.m!'j uf
vour il<i,-st (rieildi for the Wt'*:kly bike
iiii;ht tm Tliursfldy. with live !xtini.> ^:iJ
ff-T- ihrt
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t^iii.kt-n is srilit:(l and iinoth-r**tl wilii
uriW ^i-.v-iuays. Live bands like Eddie
freih mu>hn»ouis. roasted r e j j)t.-(jpt-r>
;md the Edsuli. the Getrzt- C^ts and Tti«
ami unions, t-wiss j n d American
buffett M.iJi can be heard on Friday
cheesi's and t:ri*p bacun. It. i^ served
uveiiing. Enter a drawing to win a.hot
with s.-.i-.tiu-il frte» and cinnamon
tub and listen to music by a featured UJ
-ipjiK-3 151U ".l)|. Tlur B;» Chopjier is a
IH-tnim •• ihiijijifti iirl'jin st^ak, •>*;&• this ^aturdLty.
A car cruise-in with oldies tunei; is
•<u::e<] .nid grilled to utii'-r. with ma->!ied
planned for Sunday. Oct. 17. A clown,
ft'*J -V.in pot.itoes j n d riwstt'd brown
«r.iv> iSa.yyJ. Tli>? Full-Drvsscd Chup- tu.igic shoiv and free kid's meals with
the purchase of an adult-size enUw is
p»T is tupri^ii with m**lii-d Swiss and
(lie draw on Monday. Tuesday is counAni'.Tif.an Lhi -i> vs. sw>-**t unions ;inii
try ni^ht. with live bands. DJ Cubbaand
s.«iti>*d mu-ihroums (S"J "I'll.
line dujicinjiQuaker Steal, .mil Lub*1 ir-rvt'i ,u.
Qu-ikt'r Sltak and Lube. 4900 Transt'>pfi,'-i-. liiinJi nn Monday through t'npurUtiuu Drive i[i ShefHeld Village, is
d.;> t.Kni 11 ti in. - 2 ;• in Chi KM*?1 on* nE
two d.iity m i n i ' s from tin.1 special lueim
iu-.LTi for Sfi.L:'l. The Quartt-r-Mik* ilultV:, d'nt) jv^jh'ble oil Muiitliiy (liruu^h
ripen from 11 a.m.-midnight on Monday-Wednesday, until 2 a-m- on Tu«-»tJay-Sdturdjy. aud from 11 a.ui.-n p.m.
on'Sundav: Phone 9W-WI\"G.
French fries for StO-91*- Nt*w parinesan
steak strips are sauteed slices of sirloin
served on a bed nf prtrmesan pt-ppercoated fries (S10/JQ).
Test drive a full order of baby hack
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A-onlok*440-933-i217
5w**(briar Calf Club
750 Joycoi Rood
A-on LoU 440-933-90C 1
Johnny Mattoy's
33475 LaU Rood
A»oo UV« 440T?33-7OOO
Liquid Th«rnpr Ciwb & Grill
33493 Lake Road
Avon Loie 440-930-9178
Atlanta Bread Company
Avon Laie Tcwme C-r«e>
A.on Lot* 440-930 7t44
A) he no'* O«Ii
33424 Lakr Rood
A*on Lake 440-9302685
Rio Cof«
3338SWa!VerRoad
Avon Lake 440-930-7201
Cw** Steak & Ale
5348 LoU Road
Sr-eKw-ld Lat« 440-947-7553
legacy C l j b
750 Jaycoi Road
A,on Lok« 440930 5^70
Ali*rn Catering
726 A.on S*ldi>n
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Atlanta 8r»od Company
A.ort Lnke To-fw Cenl^f
A>on Lake 440-930-7144
Novotny Cat wring
t43 U w Road
onLokf 440 933-5375
Domirto'* Fill a
Drua Mart Plaid
A«wn Lut» 440.733 •3099
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Geppefto'i *izza & Rib*
33475 Lake Rood
A*oi lake 440 933-'ixlO
Irish Heritage Ctwb
776 A(on B*Wen Road
wjnUk- 440-933-3413
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SHOWS AND EVENTS
AVON LAKE CABLE
2424 R1DGELAN0 DR.
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Patriots Community Band concert
BROADCASTING THIS WEEK
Program l,ne-vo for Public Access Channel 99 for !~>e
v.etkofQct
t3-t9.20Oi:
Public Access Channel 28
'Financial Focus,* w.*ji host R^fc Pots, 12 pjru 8 p-^-; - ajn,
*ntness Forum." wrth Jeanne Shustw. 1 p_-n; 3 G-TI; 5 am.
"Truettorth Spctfcgfit,* presented by Ftt> Fortne-/, 2 p/n.;
2 pm; 6 am.
• Sunday servsce of the Lakesfic e United Metnodst Cvjrch,
•4 pm; 12am;8x'n.
t e a i n g 'the Way Home,' presented by Cafol Murph/. 7
pm; 3 pju; 1J a m
(The Artsn La>e Ucvtsd Church of Chrst broadcasts rb setvice 6ve on Sunday mornings at 9 ana 71 am) .
Government Access Channel 12
Awon Lake City CouncJ cofiectwe meeting of Oct 11.
7 ajn/pjn; 1 im/pjn.
The Natural World Around Us.* prcdured by Miles Reed,
11 am/p-m; 5 a/n/pjn.
ALC-TV Playback
This week on ALC-TV, Carol Murphy talks wth mortgage
banke: Ttm Atkinson, ajout the options cum *it)y available to
homebuyers. Jeanne Shuster *e>ghs in on oi«t and pfeventing childhood obesity.
ALC-TV is a community based teie*is«on station. Programming is generated by Avon Lake residents. For .ndividuals Of. groups interested in producing a program, it ts necessary to schedule with ALC-TV a rrtrrmtum of tvto «eeks tn
advance. Rease caQ ALC-TV at 933-7677 with questens or
comments.
TIIP FdtnoLs Community B<iiid Save the Woods conu^n will be Od- 17 at 3:30 p.m. Jt liif Avon UA.v Hi^li
School Audituriuiu.' Svlfttians will include marches,
Broddwdy musicals. Big Band sunup and vocals featuring Avun'Lake's Luri Ctmghlin. Tickets will t^ or sale «it
the door fur 55 each or tall 'J33-6326foradvdHCt sales.
Future concerts will include the ChrUim«is cuncert
on Oec- 4 ill Hie S^mdiiiky S1 ite Thcit^r and Dec. 17 at
Avon High School. Times will b« annuunced.
The Phantom of the Opera
Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phamoiu uf the Op«ni
will be at the Allen Theatre now-Nuv. 7. Tickets are available at the Playhouse Square Center box office, all tickels-tom outlets, online at www.playhousesquare.cuai
and by phone dl (21B) 241-6000. Prices range from
S22-5r>S6G.5O (plus handling).
(1/4 (nil* MSI Of RL fill Oft
Detroit ROL B*hind Avon
WUgc D«toenttry School)
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BLACKENED GROUPER SANDWICH: $4.95
BBQ PORK, CHICKEN, TURKEY: $4.95
FRESH CHOWDERS!
HOURS: 10AH-8PW UOM-SAT-CLOSED SUNDAY
Barry Manilow
Barry Manilow will be at Gund Artn? OcL 15 »t 8
p m A portion of the proceeds will benefit a local charity. Tickets are S84.75. S62-50 and S41.25 and axu
available at all Tickctmaster locations, Cund Arena
ticket office, www.ticketmaster.com. or charge by
phone at (216) 241-5555.
Salads • Subs • Wraps * Wings
Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey
The 134th edition of the Greatest Show on Earth
will be at Gund Arena Oct. 22-31. Tickets are S14 and
S19 with a limited number of VIP. front row —*als and
Circus Celebrity seats at $32.50. S52.50 and 565.
respectively. There is an opening night offer off all tickets for SID and special weekday pricing for S10 an the
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday evening performances. Tickets are available at Tickctmaster and the
Gund Arena Box Office.
Hours: Sun--Thurs. 11-10; FrL & Sat. 11-11
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1 Kids sign-up for library card
2 Children who are 12 years old and younger can
> apply for a library card and receive a coupon for a trva
' item bom ths Lid's menu at area IHOP restaurants.
r Stop in at the library- and sign up for a library card. A
- parent must accompany the child to sign fur a card.
: The parent also needs lo bring photo identification and
/ proof of address.
- Library closed for staff training
The library will be closed today for staff training.
Mother/daughter book group
workshops h-;Id at the library. On Oct. 19 from 1U11:30 a.m. learn effective jab hunting lechiii [ues frcm
networking la web-surfing. The presenter is a professional career counselor. This workshop is f~c*. but
space is limited. Registration is n.*quired. Call 9J3771U to reserve your spot today.
Book discussion groups
The library's book discussion sroups will discus* a
variety of titles tiurlny the month of October. Copies uf
the books are available al the reference desk. New
members are welcome. Fur more informaliuu, cull 0337710. The following is a schedule of books to be discussed: Oct. IB at 7:30 p.m. "Memoirs ofa Geiiha." by
Arthurs. Golden; Out. ZtJ at 7:30 p.m. "Under the Banner of Heaven." by John Krakauer.
Mothers and their daughters who are in the fourtheighth-gradtiS are invited to join the mother/daughter
book group on Oct. 26 at 730 p.m. at the library. The
book to be discussed is "Baby-sitting Is A Dangerous
Job." Copies an? available at the library. Enjoy *tn
evening of discussion and light refreshments. Far more
information, call the library.
AVON LAKE PUBLIC LIBRARY
32649 SectrlC Bt*l. Avon Lako • 933-81 2B
Avon Lake Public Ubrwy Website: vn<wjilpl-org
ACT test preparation
Knit one, purl two
DOMONKAS P j B U C LJ&RARY
Library Board meeting
The Avon Lake Public Library Bo^ird of Trustees
will hu[d iL» ciontbly meeting on Get 14 at 7 p.m. The
public is welcome to atlendTaking the ACT? Sharpen your test-taking skills on
Oct. 17 from 1:30-4 p.m- College preparation instructors
from Townst?nd Learning Center will provide an overview
of the ACT. Registration is required along with a S10 nanrefundable fee. Sign up at the young adult desk.
Be a part of the knitting craze on Oct. 23from1-3
R d . Srvsffvela Lake
pju. Students in grades 6-12 can learn how to cast on.
knit, purl and bind oS. Class size is limited. Sign up for Sign-up for library card
one session only. Registration is required, along with a
Children who are 12 years old and younger can
52 non-refundable fee. Sign up at the youn? adult desk. aprj)-- fof a library card and receive a coupon for a free
item ijom the kid's menu at area 1HOP restaurants.
Job search that works
This is the third program in the series of carver Stop in at the library and sign up for a library card. A
parent must accompany the child to sign for a library
card. The parent also needs to bring photo identification and proof of address.
Family read-afoud, mom tickets
The Avon and Qomonkas Public libraries are
sponsoring a special family read-aloud activity that
started Oct. 1. to promote reading and family literacy. Prizes will be provided through the support of
Th* Stocker Foundation. Families who complete
eight hours of reading during October and November., will receive « hardback copy of "The Polar
Expten," by Chris Van Ajkburg and movie tickets
to a December showing of The Polar Express at
Regal Qnemas in Sheffield Village.
Altar the (smilies have complete'! eight hours of
reading together, they are to return to the library no
later than Dec. 4 with their signed reading record. At
that time,' families will receive a book andticketsto
the movie [maximum of four tickets per family].
To participate In the f.-mUy read-aloud activity,
pick up the family read-aloud packet at either
libraries. The packet will include a reading record
and list oTsuggested books that are Ideal for reading
aloud.. .
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Toddler story time
. The weekly story time is for 20-36-monlh-olds. The
program includes sJ'jHes, songs, flngerplavs and more.
Pre-ffljjtstration if required by filing the library at 9497410 or by stopping in.
is
Hreregis
required by calling the library at
^49-7410 o» by stopping in.
Library dosed for staff training
The library will be closed lod;ty for stall training-
Teen Advisory Board meets
The Teen Advisorv Board will meet Oct, 14 at 0:30
p.m. at th- library- "Sixih-Uth-graders are iiivtliKi to
attend- Conn? and share your ideas for making \ii-c i/<r^rv
tL'-u-friend!v. for niort* uifommtion. call ihv libri*'y.
A Taste of Music
The Avon Lake City Schools Fnumljtion has set
the date for a special benefit. A Taste of Music
This event will feature a light luniieon and concert bv soine of Avon Lake's finest student music
giuups. A Taste of Mibic will be held Nov. 7 from
12:30-3:30 p.m. at tbe Daniel B. Ross. PhJ3. Performing Arts Center at Avon Lake High School.
The concert will include the combined choirs
from Redwood and Westview Elementary schools,
the Herald Trumpets from the Avon Lake High
School, the Learwood Choir, the Troy Strings
Croup, and the Avon Lake High School Chorale.
The concert features the world premiere of "The
Earth, The Air. The Deep." by Daniel E. Gawthrop.
performed by the Avon Lake High School Chorale.
This piece was commissioned by the Avon Lakn
City Schools and funded through a grantfromthe
Avon Lake City Schools Foundatioa.
AJl members of the community are invited to
attend this special event. Tickets for lunch and the
coQcert are 520. 515 for seniors and children 10
and under. Tickets fur the concert only are 510, S3
for seniors and children 10 and under. The event
will also feature a raffle. All proceeds will benefit
the Avon Lake City Schools Foundation.
For more information, call Carol FroehHch at
933-4159 or Amy Boyd-Kuksey at 933-3637.
Sign up for preschool story time
cUpi up for jession I of preschool story time at the
library. The "lory time, for 3-5-year-oIds, will be held
Oct. 19. 26 and Nov. 2 al 10 a.m. or 7 p.m. Children
will have fun with stories, crafts, fingerplays and more.
WE WANT WHAT YOU WANT.
WHAT'S BEST FOR YOUR BABY
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Data: October 28th
Time: 7:00PM
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WE AM IM NEED Of OWES, OWNED KWO. TREATS
TCKS 4 V01UKIEER5 TO WAUC 4 PUT WTH DOGS
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iHere comes the father of the groom-barely in a tux
^S^ijo 1 am going out of to*n this weekena
side t i p dortn to the
....._are driving because my
}i*iiSIe hates toflyand I am attempting to visit
* ' £ i » state capital and can't think of any
reason I would even come dose to
_ fort. Kent And one other thing: my kid
&•£ getting married
r^K- w«vfor the many, marry of you looking
. youthful picture and thinking. -He
be old enough to have a kid getting
stf Congrats to you. My STEPson is
l^acttatt/ getting married ! am only 12 years
.bCflfifarthan he is. VAich puts us on the same
n the Chinese Zodiac, if you care.
he was bom, I was in sixth-grade
is young even nowadays to be a
f. N 0 "* the tess. I have noted over the
inv.
&yea«.he eats ail my food and stays for
-"-LiL~>-1 periods o. time in the basement
Since my wife and 1 are not
O F F THE£
BEAT
By D M WarrUe
StaH Writer
renting out the space. I can o-"i/ assume h«
is my son in some sort of tedruca' s^f.se,
and I for one coutd not be haspier or prouoer of that fact He is a good kid and a nice
man. two things I was ne*e-' caiied Yifien I
was his age.
When the pending nuptais v^ke otace
Saturday, it will obviously bring a -dose to .»
book for me. First kid through cj»ege. oH
and married and someone else's problem.
And' will tell you; the last few chapters have
be-.fi tough. I keep gexng stuck with the
rappy jobs do*n the sl/etch.
In my fam.Jy, we w*k things differently
th,*n most P/y wife arid I mad? an active
decision fur me to ctt back on rr.y work
hours aiH be home w:t i the farm!/ rrcru. so
I naturally a."iunw» *hj jcb cf running the
house. I cook and dean and do the iau'^d-'y
ans.* stuff tnat lots of dads and mo^is do as
*>«!! .iz ruling down ss»e:al part-t me pbs-
no tdea why.
( had basicaSy two arguments towards
the wedding ceremony, and both were shot
do«n. First, technicaily. 1 am not the father
of the groom and thereby relieved from
!u*edo duty: Wrong. Okay, 1 a!so dont have
to process tn, just sit in the front row making sure my v».fe is in one piece and t can
smack the Mile Vids if they get out of fine.
B7ZZ. Wrong again My second argument
ar.d cne I am stiil fighting, is for one pofka. I
s-irr-e 'ers than tr.an'-y task? these past *oa'd argue a short poika. but there are no
star? poikas. 1 kro-v the bride is from
weeks. If iv cne th.ng to tetni the fa.*nj'y; but
Tennessee, not exactly the backyard poika
when you find yours;!f at the crsss shop
looking a: flower gtrl dresses-ana /our «;fe capita!, but ONE? No dice.
is busy at work-you "«ive stepped a bit o*ef
So 1 limp down the stretch with ciy
tne tne. Now. I was basically just m charge
machismo barety intact I hope my kids team
of making s u e the dresses trt. not picking
from myexTno's that there are lots of .ways
them out But st*!. hJot exactf/ a man>y
to run a family, tots of ways to have a happy
endeavor. And my opinion is solicited on
life. Just so 1 don't have to pick out alf the
things like boots, purses and makeup- f have
aking the way:
stolen after man leaves it curbside 'for just a moment
LAKE FOUCE'BLOTTER
I ^ A Parson Drive man called in Oct 3 to report a stolen
'•''-A, mower. According to police logs, the man was mowing
2 neighbor's house and stepped to go get something
his (essence across the'street He left the lawn
near the street on the house aide of the sidewalk,
lereafter, he heard a car door s'arn and looked outliife to see his lawn uv <wer being driven away in *he back of
Due to the (bet it was a Sunday evening, it was
ied that perhaps someone thought the mower was
,t«tng discarded as trash and p-cked up. The loss was vall3t,$35u. A report was filed for insurance purposes.
»andoned
>d Drive man called in last weektoreport an
us on the north side of his property. He picked
i &« Wkc and brought it to the station for police impound.
^"^;AtocaI,wu»ca!!ed iri to report some fight <tvnage to his
^ c » i i t f c e p a ^ | lot at B-VV three last week. When the man
^
restaurant, there was a dent in the hood
was filed on the matter..
>^; r§i;p!ftjWs^!oi»,Oamef Construction called in twice. r\ early
fcOclober' to repit('6mage and theft at two separate construc:>$•, tigositesk» t ^ C n O c t 5, an air condifconing unit was stolen
^Vfiwo.tte'garag^Tof a Sous* on Crestwwd Drive. Officers noted
tgwfofoec! ertt-ylOn Oct'St1* bathtub was stolen from a first floor
.§^mBtef,*u«esta Lear Rooi site. The tub was valued at $ l ^ 0 0
"K aod rr*as.tfUlrO4ied'that at least thre« pecpte had to carry it
^ R ^ ^
fkdfoinsurance purposes.
>n the Rn Oak Parkway area came
^
speeding down the street The car was
and a check through police computers revealed
in reported atotea The drive/ stated he had recov^ w car s e m t l months 330 from Cleveland police, but
;"dia!fld unB the matter cwjld be strakihtened out
p
later, coofii-nalion of the story w?s fixed to
,-HjaWi Ukspdice and the nan w%s cited for spesd and seat
b*tttriotottons a d
Consumer Adhesives Oct 9. A quick check revealedftesecurity ere* were tie only people on siLs.
Darkness
eleased.
• A local man called in to ask that police check the Eights
at the skate park on patro! arvj report any damaged or missing bulbs.
Over anxious
Police were catted to a Detnji* Road address when a domesbe dispute was reported The couple mvoi-rtd stated it vts no
more than a wo-tian having an asthma attack. A report was Bed
on the matter.
SHEFFIELD L^KE P O U C H BLOTTER
Shady character
Missing cash
Officers were called to the Forestiawn and Shei' ^lo Drive
area Oct 5 when a suspicious person was report* j waiking the
rwsghborhood at 1254 am. A check of [he arr,a reveied nothing; the suspect was gone when officers arr*ed
Officials at a Detroit Fv-od business caSed In last week to
report someone had broken in ci<ernight and stoten money from
tne cash bcx A repc * teas filed tor insurance purposes.
All over the place
Ouch
The Rescue Squad was tonedtoa Laka Dike'address Oct
9 when a 34-year-old man ruptursd a disc in his b«k and needed transport to a local hospital. The man was transported without rncrJent
;"
A Kerulworth Drive resident called in to leport an erratic dri»er a!! a/er the road last week. A unit was set.* over, but officers
were unable to locate the vehicte in question.
Muzzle
Wrong route
An animal complaint came in from the Cove Beach Drive
area last week. A unit was sent ovc and the owner was aiiv-sed
on the matter.
A report carr-e in last week about a juvenfe riding his bike
down 1-90 westbound between, SR 611 and the fy line. The
ster *as picked up and »«*M until his parents picked him
Sunny side of the street
JC.
Mice wefs caCcd to tf* rorestlawn and Lake Drive aiea
last week when some vehicles were reported illegally parked. A
unit was sent Over, and of'<ers found no cauie for corcrplamt
No deliveries
?••"•"•.
A Stcney Ridgs Road .tan cafled intorepr.t bis maHboi
fost was damaged overnight. .vioreportv»asrequested,but a log
entry was made in *he matter,
;
Out of hand
Police were called to Mcriner's O d e last week when *
domestic trotence situation got out of hand. One arrest wa*
made. '
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Jam Job
A taxi driver catted in to report being stiffed on a $29 fare
East week. According to police logs, a man was picked up downtown and bansport«rf to th» <>c!e K, wfiore he »tcpped lot coffee a<id then disappeared The driver just wanted his fare; a log
entry was made on the matter.
uuth u* in 2€04!
Vandals
on the way
B b « t th* Beechpark towers called the R-scue
to report a woman had fallen and was bleedfrom th« head. The woman was treated at the
transported to medical attention.
A Fairway Drive man called in last week to report several
light fixtures were broken on his property. A report was filed on
the matter.
Wrong button
An alarm company called in a holdup alarm at Henkel
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the home for n<*w and difTBr*mt pieces,
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look in lew thin a day."
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Utilities: Bond issue frees up money for other projects
dents concerning *he issues involved in connecting to
a modern sanitary sewer system.
Most of the questions were positive since they perPlugging the boles. Recently there has been a rash tained lo p reconstruction, construction and post conof sevvex backups caused by plugs that were installed struction concerns, which involved .eliminating their
by contractors in new sewers. These were installed at septic tanks and paying connection fees. The Utility
the connections to existing sewers for new subdivi- can be of great help in this regard by advising them
sions. When the sewers were complete, the <~ontractors about nitty-gritty items such as plumbing inspection,
failed to remove the plug, homes were built and con- deanouts. making sure storm water doesn't enter saninected, and the plugs were still in place. The backups tary sewer dwelling laterals, etc. and they were very
occurred at Piccolo Place and Wildberry. The WUdber- pleased that we can offer assistance in those areas.
ry backup impacted approximately 12 basements. SimThe request for a loan to finance the project is still
ilar backups occurred in the 90s and in 2001 Avon being reviewed by the Department of Agriculture. We
Lake Municipal Utilities wrote a policy that only suggested they should also look at a possible G.O.
allowed the Utility to install and remove plugs. This obligation bond backed by Lurain County. This might
was the practice until for some unknown reason it was take a little negotiating but should be an excellent
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followed, probably because there was no way of solution and, if the County CommissLoneis are agreeknowing the plugs were installed since the engineering able, 3 auick loan process. They would have tho
department oversees all the construction. We checked advantage of bviug able to pursue both avenues to a
aner these two occurrences and found three mare point of decision at no additional cost
plugs installed on completed sewers, which we
Since the meeting, LORCOs executive director
removed.
advised us the Department of Agriculture's funding
The municipal utilities informed engineering that agency would be making a decision on the loan in
- no future connection could be made to any Avon Lake about three weeks. If approved the LORCO Board is
sanitary or combined sewer without makrog arrange- prepared to immediately proceed with the project
ments with this utility to Install and remove the plug. Avon Lake Municipal, Utilities has a contract with
Internally we now have a check off system that will LORCO for receiving tip to 1.2 million gallons a day
assure in the future that plugs are removed before any through its Water Pollution Control Center from Eaton
and Carlisle Townships. The wastewater plant,
properties are connected.
Basements have been damaged and the problem designed to treat 6.5 mgd and currently averaging only
remains as to who is at fault. The contractor took it about 4.4 mgd. has the present capacity to handle the
upon himself to install the plugs, the engineering additional flow.
Board tips new water and sewer line construction
department inspected the installation, observed the
prcssiuv test and Elming, a i d we reviewed their fees. The board of utilities approved raising three-year
results from written communications. We assumed the old water and sewer fees for new line construction.
contractor removed them and he did not. Allowing The Utility uses both the Cleveland Construction Cost
anyone to install and remove plugs other than munic- Index and its salaries to calculate fee increases. The
comparisons were remarkably similar but calculations
ipal utilities personnel is contrary to board policy.
':•_. _TUe requests for damages will be turned over to the based on utility salaries, which included administration fees, were lower. CO costs apparently move faster
Utilities insurance company for their review.
V- CUE assures township residents. Chief Utilities than our utilities costs. For information about new
. Executive John Knlepper attended a Lorain County water and sewer line construction fees, call the office
•..Water Authority Board Meeting and along with at 933-6226 or e-mail [email protected].
; LORCO Board Members fielded questions from
Bond issue frees up money for other projects. The
M&- approximately 60 Eaton and Carlisle Township resi- lost bond issue in 2000 left approximately $523,257 in
A V O N UXKE W A T H R U N E
By Mart.. Ovist
interest revenue, which should be available for debt
service. The utility's bond counsel is reviewing it and
if appropriate will notify the trustee. This would free
up budgeted money for contingencies on the water
plant filter expansion. Beck Road waterline replace*
ment. and final payments for the ofnceVgarage complex.
Another request for cell antennae. Nextel has
requested permission to locate its cell antenna on the
city's Lear Road Water Tower. The method th^y propose cannot interfere with the other luiur antennae
already on the tower. The Board will consider their
request when more information is available and vote
whether to authorize the Chairman to sign an agreement Nextel feels the water towti site is the best place
they can locate short of building a new tower near Lake
RoadBoard awards WPCC Study to CDM. On SepL 20.
after deliberation the board of municipal utilities voted
to give its staff authorization to negotiate a price with
Camp, Dresser & McKes for preparing a master plan fai
the Water Pollution Control Center. The plan will provide a "road map" identifying upgrade and expansion
improvements needed to continue to treat current
Gows. accept future flows, meet regulatory requirements, and extend the service life of ths w*stowater
treatment plant for the next 20 years. Issues of plant
capacity, service area expansion, combined sewer seperation. process: evaluation, disposal, odor control,
monofill evaluation, future regulator)* requirements,
phasing out of existing equipment and ultimately the
cost and phases for implementing the plan will be considered. The two finalists, CDM and GRW Engineers,
are well known regionally and nationally in the field
of wa5tcwater treatment and disposal and have worked
on previous projects with Avon Lake Municipal Utilities. However, the board felt that CDM*S organizational structure and approach to the master plan provided
a better fit for the utilities short term and long-term
goals. Ed St John, from CDM'S Cleveland office. Is the
Senior l*roject Officer. St. John lives in Avon.
Mark Cluist writes part-time. Send your opinions
and comments to Watedine, Avon Lake Municipal
Utilities. 201 Millet Road. Avon Lake, Ohio 44012. or
email Unda'Slalutilities.com.
EVENTS AT TEEN/SENIOR CENTER
".The following'events will be held at the Avon Lake The deluxe motor corch tour will be on Oct. 14 and
Teen/Senior Center. The center is located at the comer of includes a local guide tuid sightseeing of the IB covered
Lot* Road and Sfl 03. Most of the following events am bridges and lunch at the Uniunviile Tavern. The cost is
open to everyone So the community, and are not exclusive $41. The tour will depart from the center at 8 a.m.
to taens or seniors^Call Ann Marie Downey at 930-4135Reserve a soot by calling Downey.
'for Additional information or to register if indicated.
Newly formed Avon Lake poker pack
.
Wacky .Wednesdays
Oct. 15 will be thefit^tday of play for the Avon Lake
' \ The Teen Center will b« open on Wednesdays from Poker Pack in the senior center. No money will be wot.
• 3-a p.ni. Amenities in the center include a 52-inch TV, or lost. Poker will be played from 10 a.in.-2 p.m. For
: Play Station 2. computers, pool table, air hockey and mure information, call Dowiw»y at 030-4135.
"Sriousgunea. For information, call 930-4135.
Photo organization demonstration
•. - Communltr Lock Box program
Shelly Lamb will hold a photo organization demon' •!. Thwe security box devices will be purchased by the stration on Oct. 1H at 7 p.m. Participants will learn a sys1
property owner through the City of Avon Like Senior tem for managing and storing photographs as well us a
•Gunier/Awi Marie Downey, the City of Avon Lake stcp-by-step approach io creating keepsake photo
'' Senior/Youth Coordinator. With the lock box program. albums. Anyone who is overwhelmed with haws or
- there is no forcing tho door op»;n to gain entry should thu unorganized photos or is fnwitattKl with the slow pact*
-.owner be unable to get to the door. The Lock Box pro- of scrap booking is •MifuuiaJitl tu. atlrnd this fire
"* gXam reduces response time and property damage. Each demonstration. KtfjjijttT by wiling 'ni)-ll3r>.
;, box will be instilled by the Avon Lake Fire Dep<trtni<;nl
Lively Avon Lakers
free of charge. No one has access to the house key kept in
The next lively Avon Lakers meeting will be? Oct. 20
tfo* box except authorized fire department personnel. ut noon at the Avon Lake Public Library. The cost of lunch
Once the box is locked, even the homeowner cannot gain is Sfl- Thi; speakers will lv- Drew Lindsley from Competi. access. The cost of each box installed is S18. For more live Edge, who will speak tin tht; benefits "f exercise-.
lafoftnation. call Downey at 93O-4135. Those participat- it!gardl*!ss of .ig«f. Man' Newman, a public health nurse
ing m the program must fill out r.u application.
will sjwak on cardiac rehabilitation rnd other subjects
Tae Kwon Do classes
important to seniors. If your lait name brgiiu with A-M,
Classes will be held Tuesday and Thursday nights call H«len at 930-2357 and N-2. call Elaine a' <J33-3715 to
from 0-7:30 p.m. at the center for a cost of S20 per stu- make a reservation by noon on Oct. IB.
Autumn floral vail hanging ,
dent, per month. Thu cost will bo pro-rated for additionJoin Murgart-t Anderson of Andtiison Floral as she
al family members. The first week of doss will befret;for
instructs this make and take class an Oct. 21 at 10:30
new and prospective students. Call 930-4135 to register.
a.m- Each participant will complete an autumn rake
1'lUlrs class
Pilotes la a combination of exercises that are wall hanging. The cost is S10. The sample of this cmft is
designed to strengthen tluj, core muscles of the at thw Senior Center. Pre-registi-r by calling 1130-4135.
Teen Halloween party
abdomen, while incruosing flexibility in the legs, arms
. A spooktacular uvenitig is {ilanni-d fur Oct. 23 for the
and smaller supporting muscles. Leslie Crates will
instruct Pilates at thu center on Thursday evenings from teens of Avon Lake. The Halloween rvuty will he h«ld
7-ti p.m. The cost is 57 per person. Register by calling from 7-11 p.m. Thu cost is S3 and includes food, music
costume contest prizes and mart!. Tickets will he sold ut
930-4135.
the door. For mare information, call Downey at 930Learn to play bridge
There will bo free bridge lessons on Wednesday 4135.
Inltrgenerational Hallowwn parade and party
mornings at 10 a.m.
The third annual Pre-School PTA Trick or Treat in
Holiday mdgic with rubber stamping
Make handmade holiday cards tonight at 7 p.m. and th« Seniur Center will b« held Oct. 20. Seniors will disOct 21 ot 10 a.m. Participants will create 15 ciird-s with tributo citndy to children dressed in their Halloween
three different designs. All supplies and materials are costumes. Candv is provided by thu City of Avon Lake.
included In thu cost otS15. Pre-register by calling 930- The parade wilf bogin at 3:30 p.m. Th«r« will ha juice
und baked ^juodj. Seniors who would like to distribute
4135.
candy neud to RSVP to Downey.
QStfllP volunteer ut the cenler
Flu shots
Nancy Harper of Elyria Unit-id Methodist Village
Fuirview Hospital Ownmuiiily Outre.n.h will prnwillba at the center today from 3-4 p.m. She will answer
.questions on Medicare, Medicaid. long-term care insur- vidi* fiu shots ;it tin- Senior D^ntrr nn Oct. 11 from 1:303:30 p.m. Call 930-4135 to rtiakn .»lestTvation."
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ance and more. No appointment is necessary.
Part IJ covers tht; flu vac;i:ini.'j*. I'nr* • i .,u< • *>:
' Fall foliage and covered bridge tour
'••', All are welcome on this tour to AshLibnla County. Medicare I'urt it must bring liii'i" Mfl; *.••• •'.
ondary insurance with them the day of the vaccine.
Wear a short-sleeved shirt.
Hearing screenings
An auuiologist will provide free hearing screenings
at the Senior Centtr cr. Oct 27 from 9 a.m.-noon. An
appointment is required. Call 930-4135 to make en
appointment Hearing aids will be cleaned and checked
free of charge.
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Pumpkin carving class
The art of pumpkin carving will be enhanced on Oct.
27 at 7 p.m. Participants will receive one pumpkin and
the instruction to complete their choice of carving. All
supplies and materials are included id the price of S3.
I're-regisler by calling 930-4135 by Oct 22.
Low vision support team
•' .
The iifx.t mwting of the Low Vision Support Team
will bt; O.;i. 28 at 10 a.m. at the Senior Center. AH are
welr;utut> lo attund.
Senior physical assessment test
Tlit* physical ustKbMiiHiit test will be held Nov.'5.
Appointments will IK; from U-l 1 a.m. The test will measure strength, endurance, flexibility, balance and agility.
The cost is S3. Participants will receive » mailed computer evaluation of their individual results. Make an
appointment by calling 930-4135. Each appointment
will take about 15 minutes. Participants must be 60 or
older with no liMHrt problems.
Internet 1 and 2
This course will provide hands-on experiencti on
learning how to use the Internet It will cover the various search engines and browsers, how to connect to the
Internet and how to navigate around the web. Participants will aba learn how to find websites with wash,
download programs, search and avoid vii uses. Trie class
will bo held Nov. Band 9from9-lt at the Senior Center.
The cost is S39. Call Downey lo rogistRr.
,
Seed bead necklace make and take class
Jewelry designer. Jill Emrick of Avon Lake will host
a seed beud necklace class on Nov. 9 beginning at 6 JO
p.m. at the center. The cost of making a double strand
with pendant necklace is $10 and making a triple strand
is Si 5. Pre-register by calling Downey.
Seneca Niagara Casino tour
Take u trip to Seneca Niagara Casino oti Nov. 1G. The
cost is 522. To reserve a space or for more information,
call Downey at 930-4135.
,
Wheeling Downs, Oglcbay Festival of Lights tour
All aru welcome on this tour for Dec. 9, which
includes gaming at Wheeling Downs and a holiday
buffet at Oglebay Wilson Lodge. After dinner, there
will be a guided tour of the Winter Festival r' Lights.
Participants will receive 535 in coins and u racing
guide from Wheeling Downs' The r.ost of S57 per person includes deluxe motor coach transportation, tlinni-r, snacks ami all gratuities. Kost-rvv .i space by Nov.
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CUSTOMER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
Pvrmamant ?o»ttion» svattaM* tor
busy drf dcalnlng couniw. Appt*
Inpaiort.
Ridge Cleaners
32805 Pin Oak Parkway
Avon Lake, OH 44012
Dnv«f - 100 Dmr*ri N^»oM Nor
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SS EARN EXTRA MONEY
DELIVER THE NEW tW BERRY
TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES
Hen and women 13 yea's and ofier «.'.i insured venues are
needed to deliver in Loram. Archers!. Aver,. Una B.rrr,:^^"
Sheffield. South Amne^t. VemVicri and 5u(rwr,4r.3 areas'
Defivery is in process. Wort a mn.rr.Ljn cf i -ja^gii hers per Cay
and get pad wttun 43 hours upon sweessfui ccr^leLon of ycur
route.
Cali («G) SSO-0284 between a.OO i m . and 4:30 p.m.
.
Mon. through Sat.
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CH1LDCARE PROVIDED
In My Avon Lake Home
• Meals & Snacks •
• Planned Outings •
• FulS Time Openings • .
• References Available •
440-933-=! 804
CHILOCAflE
Eupd'wnc* Mother And Chilccare
Pro»iO«f Li tiorth H.C5»iitJI« Near
Lj&eny School And A<on. fenctt)
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BUSINESS & RESIDENTIAL
TELEPHONE S» SIEMS
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OFFICE ASSISTANCE
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Jot P-acemantTueOon H*rnt*«emenl AtaiUUHe. Transportation,
Meals Provided. 877-554-3600.
Ort*er«. avwage 1.100 m M nti Paid
attar each tnp. Stttte comnany wtn
g/»at teosfJs. Owiwr Operators
, 83o«nts a3 rntos. Students Wcpme.
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team as Aarrenotratem Associate at
our Inrjapendenca location and a tuil
or p a t tun* at our irVesaake locaQon.
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potitne and professional attitude
necessary? Musi be a QUICK Bunker,
aole to onofiwe. and h a n d * muWpi*
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FLORAL DESIGNER
RETAIL SALES
Experience in all forms of
design, pood people
skills, Lafcewood area
Part timo
Apply in person:
216-521-6800
2M91 Oetrort Road
WeWato. Onk> 44t45
Housekeeping
Experience?
S*C'« Shoppurs Ne«*»d Tor S»'«
Evaluations Gel Paid hj Snop. Local
Stores. n«>Uo'»"l* & Theaters
Tti«»ng Provided. ^k«ibie Hourj.
Email BequvM 800-585-9024 E.t
62J2
Homamaker?
more valuable man
you t i e * at Molly U a m . We jfie*
•>eeM*y hours, no mrjnt,. no
weeMnda. no rrnjor hofcday Wiy
KMY I V I»4S?
Ft* fcna S290-S«OOp«r week.
Call 440-327-0000
If You're Organized
& Great With People
,»MpU»He4oP»opl»C*t
Settled
S l d II
v M U H 4 P l C * t
, The* New Ham* And Seniors
Downsti* To ftettiwmerrt
^
ConununJttM.
Unpacking Etc.
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f car/ig haT* co"T*™o n i r^P
s fiie al ion-*' M-,i?«ne ASM.
fours oer •?«« iwt^ruFoi »,tn in« •
mea's. r^oui?*ork. up 10 24nr care
coportunity a yu* Duties woOO mTog leterwicM We ao irunjiYOUR
Cua« c"C!« answenng. blmg, com• JY A.toMj£« rates.
puter <Uta «rvy. act
VISITING ANGELS
PWia«e sand r n u i i u to:
440-2A2-4J33
Howt*7 Bread Croup. LTD
30400 Detro4 Rd, STE 401
GIFTS UNUUTTEO
SNOW PLOWER3 WAMTED
Suoa. Ortwvrv StaMwaU
Ehowlerv. Loedar Op^aiors.
Payday E««ry 3 W t i l u
ISO Commarelal Accounts '
East And West Side
J30-467-T27J
STAR TRANSPOflT
perwncod drtvefi Mom« mint w**hends. PMBfCwt uuciis tLPu-cl tuition
Food ani liWg»*fl promdud
554fla2
90
Wanted To Buy
A-l TOP CASH PAID. DamcnCj.
Je»«iry. Cons. Oc4d. St»er. Sumps
4 Cofreney. Sports UerrtoraCJia.
AnUques. CoUucticies & Estates.
C*» C*ry 9 OQam-7 JOpm.
26S2Sa3
I BUY Lionui Train*
44Q-934-63!!.
OLD BOAT OARS WANTED. CALL
VEBH.BUON 440-S63-63M
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Notices &
Announcements
APPLE SALE!
B«a Your Own Red Delicious A
GoMP«Mctooi
(19 00 a hafl a busnel}
Also In aeason: Boac P e a n .
UeUTMe. JonaQold. Empu*. and
many others.'
Also Fresh Ctderl
Rex Lees Orchards
5t.Rie.113
Open l«n>-7pai
44O»W77»I
CRAFT VENDORS
NEEDED
Saturday 11/06 WestBm
Reserve Elementary
Collins Oh
10(tx10(t Space S30.
440-833-22S0
HAVING A HALLOWEEN PAHTY?
CALLAPSYOUC
Tits Pan. Pretont And Future.
Spwaal Parr/ Rates
CailTodayi
See What The Future Hold* For
Uve RttiHteer. Pumplilns,
Courds * Indian Corn.
Free: Hayrides Through Trte
Woods. U a » . Storyteilers In TVPI
RAM OA SKifiE'l
Frt-Sun 10AU-«PM.
O SelU tia-2iO-M2t
ST. JOSEPH LADIES GUU.D
Is once it^am vViuvj tne
Enicrtiinmenf 2005 coupon Doofci
These Doohv at a cost Ol only !?•>.
mjka eicellaril ffts t f « ' k «^P g«nnq
ut tne yoar *tffi aa tne new
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{ I TGI
Fridays. Quaker SleaK. and
ruintefS to name a lew) it also
a gnwt grat for »ours">" Yuu
can gri your copy befont they ere
gijfw at Ihe Rectory O t c ^ or by
M0-f33-20Mor44T>«71-050S
Chiropractic A s s i s t a n t
preferred. Bo»y
Officer Fax l e w tailing
ue mttf w« should Mrs you.
440-S? 5-8849
No Resumes
Hoe's Southwest Grill
In French Creek Square
Now lafcng «JpliCi»hons (or
FOOD LINE SERVERS
PSEPC3OKS
CASHIERS
DISHWASHERS
Looking lor encq«TK: Q
provide fl^ar custorrie)
PfaeM apply In person at
36050 D M T O I Ro»d, Avon
OFFICE
ADMINISTRATOR
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Tr a r nq
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WANT TO WORK FOR
YOURSELF?
Con-sidar i> C A R E E R 11 FIJJI
(riUIW » " J • * ' • hoiYW SdlHl
Call Adrian FreO>r)ch at
CCK.OWELL BANICFH MUNTEM
REALTY for more detail* at
40»3! P JBM
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E-Commerce
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ON-LINE Business
Herel
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Profession*! Service*
ON SITE COMPUTER
SERVICE
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• a t * money * Nm»r i>ay up ••oil.
v « , tl a money-to** ijoar»rtr»« i .
. CJ." y«.r
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» « » the N...O..-I
Affordable Rates
Pr o(* > atona L wn
Solution* For All oI Your
technical Meads
MOUSl-
3RK MAKES YOU
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CRtAT GUT IOEA A «v;o*
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Financial Services
Casn nowto*nrudu'wl
s amvjAps. and mwjranco'
(8CC) r « - 7 3 ! D JG. W«nwcrm. JG W i f « o 7 i Usans. C*s.i
No»tarStruamed SwWmana
Cain For Structured SeEement'Ajv
m&f Mym^nW. ITs >0i*r mcriHT* Get
ca&n now V<r«n you rved it masf
CWesv fceM «i Wie ou**wss. Seitement PurcnaAers. eT7-Moner**e..
NOTICE
Lending Opportunities
HOUSEWORK. ETCM-jrr— or Oftce. Tnorou^i.
CtfliatarTt Bcndad and Insy.sa
Free EstfT--ito3
440-3U-2SH
440-4M4MS
5 2 0 o SascOfQdy' America's test
ffanctnw opportunity. Enufment.
naming, suppwt. eaclusnv termory
incUjCod S%K mvvsvnanL American
Asprtalt Se^lcoating Cleveland,
OOJO
wnw jimenca n -sea ico atmg com. BBttgO-SEAL.
—NOTICE—
g
betora you n w n l Call
the Ono Diytjuon o> S«cunt)es BE .
^ • H E purcttasimj an invtsirimrH.
CdM (he Ow&ion's V>V««QI
HaDina ax dOO-78a-l1W
the investment i j properly l o
and if me seller is property licensed
(Trus notice « a put-'ic lennce ol
TH£ PBES5)
All Cash Candy Pours. Do you earn
Jaoo m a d a y Your on^t local cjnoy
(Ouia Includes 3 0 Machines and
Canny Amorjg.995 60Q-814-6443
Are you malt^ig St n o per • « « • * AB
caati vending routes wtti pnme locaton **siUti« n o * ' Urulm S9.O0O tn•e«mont reQuirea C a l T d i r r e e
CLEANING
AasdKealtCeBKwcal
QQ CarUkatn Noe Aeatablt
216-577-1219
1S5
Pointing
RENAISSANCE
RESTORATIONS
WTEWOH • EXTERIOR
-Dry Wai Repairs
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Statewide Classified
Advertising Network
REACH OVER 2 MILLION newspap-r te&ie't with one ?5 wor-J a-l
placemerx OMLY S250 Ohos t j n t
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noun" KJvars-MWTwia. Please M
suie IO ia-<e trw t-ji*7wmg precautiorury measure* Be suspicious ol
' e a i y money.* Never pay up front
even II a money-back guarantee la
ottered- Bewa.-e ol sbnCtr e-mail
oterv. Celt your local Belter Business Bureau to Inquire e&out tne
company; or call ttia Ma dona I
Fraud trrfomnaiion Consumer Hoillneal
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Building Supplies
TRASH REMOVAL: Yards. Garagas
and Dasemarrts cleaned. CaV Bruce.
440-373-1455.
SEASONED
FIREWOOD.
5150. per cord
delivered.
440-337-1818
23O
Auction Sales
AORJEL BENEFIT Auction: Supperf
Preview Friday, tOtS.d-apm : Qua
Aucton. Saturday. 1OT6 »O a m
Weit liberty 337-t6*-0Ot0 Premew
l m w adnel tyg. Bvnctlts TrwjChM
230
Cairage Sales
GARAGE SALE ADS
DEACMJKE: Uonday at 3:00pm
For SIS a 30 word Oareqa Sale Ad
m be placed m Trw Pens. NorOi
Press I LrqhL West Lrle.
^nikxi PnoKwMirrul new&Your ad OH! «lto tM tJAced HI
eacti M p o r s Omcit Clipper lor me
convenience ol in« OJrage Sale
Shopper"
Remember:
Deadline is Monday by
3:00pm!
K1OS CLOSET
Avon Preschool Parent Club Avon
H.5.3733 Detroit Rd. Sat 10f15
Early btad sale Sam-Oem XS.00
Vam-noon. J t i M . Unique resale
event reaturlng chHdren/maternrty
Nursery supplies, toys and
furniture. Also featuring a bake
sale and Send•»tic SooM sale
30x40.40x60.70x150
Can Dollvcr!
AVON 909 Ktoore H o * ] Thura-Sal
10,1410(15 9.im Spm Arilxjuo rnck.
i*f. url paintimis, Feifon wiciier1 act.
Ji'.ra-i. k^ftxmiO (Hiuwin lonosjtj!.
m « i ; i * a . e . iuketio< f»3io. gatifctn
•lings Way 1 Q> 14
M o * ing 3M* f'u'nilure U
Others
5fn«.tiif,jl
Oil«'* SIw) rj,« I T
.1 Bros . 'nc ' a '
brlrMlicn
WESTSHORE
MOTHERS OF TWINS
3rd ANNUAL FALL SALE
Saturday. October i « m
Eartf Bird Special
19 Admission
General AdortjaioB * t
p
40 pKn larrries seMna basy. ct»td w i i am} tnatemity cMwia. baby
eeupmant andtoys.&J*e Sols
CASHONLY
Dwycr CeMar. 30a Bf>»on Lww,
Bay VBiage. i*L ol WoW Betwam
198
Firewood
AVON 41?0 Sl'jn.-y R.dqa HiJ TriUf»f '• Oam-lpm T f j J « littcn HO. boy*
Ltofi"** I J i u p , VWno g.urws. mutn
;.tHD
SAY VIUAGE: 31104 Rwbwy Park.
Triursrtar. Sam-JZpm. MoosenoW
tttrns. OTWO.-tn's Oon»C skis. k>y*.
475 *ood*n iurv« gym. Gateway
Ojmpuler. pn>W.
193
Rnbbiab
ALL STEEL
BUILDINGS
Roy 80Q-499-2760
AVON LAKE; Oaooer 14-15 9am2pm. Antqua ooooafds. oo>s Octnmij sUa 10-*4. -tomafM aasjgnei"
dress domes size 6, d a n * * , toys.
ffvnes. old sAreraare and jeiWrr.
boys Oeai and bed tram*, muc
nrucenctd oacro. lot* ot haoowtea
O3stt#nee, d d mirk, some M a r t s
45s and borAt, years ol cravrf tpaco
SWt, guod prices. Find us at 697
Wedgowood OrWe. 'sir Jayco*.
Sougi of Watoniaea 8162131.
440-933-7505
EASY WORK CHEAT PAY
Proces* nma £ ensemble products
fr.~i.Ti ficn-rw CaJl our live oper^turs to
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800-i»1-B573Eit 951
AVON LAKE: UJVlamrfy. 625 P a * M e Of.W (BnCc^*ide CsvetCpmtrrt.
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cfwdi your i « me FlflST day tt\at d ana La-Z-Boy iec»nec/iocliw.
acvc~vs and *rvnedii:c7 report any
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A l l * 1 * OEFOfiS you reOnance your
ncme or ofctam a mciga^e. BEWARE Ol requests tor tny lanje advance payrmrm ol taes or irsuranca.
Can tne. O&ce o* Consurnor anairs
lott tree at 1-e66-Z7tKO03tolearn 4
the mortgage broker or lender is
property beamed. {Thi* nance -s a
puQbc ser-oee c* the ClauAed Deporvnerc)
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Opportunities
3yn. L2B C( crwaerrs tost KTyV
Octfws. vioocu. Cbidocr piay^ou.
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Call Timothy At
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440-327-4471
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CLEVELAND- 10«O5 EdOw>-«ta*. Fnday & Saft*day. 9anv£pnv Huge)
Antique*, lurnlture. cott«ctlbles.
houK***J. rugs. art. yard. iMncocap.
Ipyt and moreMCWTMOLMSTE02428I N Ortord
CMf d Watw Rel Thursday-Sauir« » SanvScm, FumJure.tampa.e»OTOM e » * . foots, ddnes puzMs
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OLD BUNDUNO MACHtNE (USES
CORO SPOOL) IN WORKING
C O W T W H . MAKE O f FEB. C A U
440-sm-7146. ASK FOR JANET.
SHEFRELD LAKE 730 OWef SI o»
F»m0a)ff Aira. 1W14-1V1B 9#»~
2pm. CWOies. wy». 6a9at»< cards,
Low otmocal priced P W VEBMOJON LAGOONS; 5331 Port•ca Dnwe. Thu»-Ffl 9-OOarfrC OOpvft
Sot 9 OCam-- (Xlpm. BIG & GREAT
SALE. AnOque «nc**r. school desk.
»nc puoestai taWe. telephone tattt,
imai chest and more. Antique crwa,
coMediCies. household and deco**ttvarterrts.antique Cnnsanes deco.
riuon. coo^boaka Lot* ol really
great misc. items. Ho tmh
VERMILION. 13509 W . Darro*)
ftoid, SjSjrrU/. 9am-Som. Stereos.
TVs. doors. tc»aa, tires and clothe*
Everymmrj a nerpa^Ple
VERMIUON: 423 Aidncft Boad. Frtday. 1O1S. 1Oom-»pm. Hoklwy dw>
Ofotons. miKekaneous housencM
items, t^wetry, books. Cancelled 4
WESTLAKE NTB1 Rocky Pomtn
Mowig sate Tnuruy 10/14 I^pnv
4pm. Friday S a m < t 3 p m . bmall
iViKjues/iiWiUnees, pdures h*mK
turn, tools, womens ctoimnfl
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Cnarltte*/ Donations
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A Cnnsiian Outreacti Mmistry owes
your gwiBy u»*d donnnxl Hems
ffitZ to those i need Ituough aura
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CLOTHING • HOUSEHOLD
FUSNITune • VEHICLES
t>iciupg up every Monday m A Luli
and Thu'vldy m Avon No d<op o f l i
TAX OEOUCnSLE
For detaifs call 440-9I7-90M
250
Rummage SaJea
HUGE RUMMAGE SALE
At Avon Lake
Presbyterian Church
22340 Electric Blvd
(west ot Jaycoa) .
Tfursdey October 14. Vam-4pm.
r i s n 2pnv4p<n nil a bagtort t .
Larger Hems SO** oft
Now Accapttta Nn> Studactts
F<ir Spring & S w n M '
Hunt Sa*l B*gsHiM to Adoanesd
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ANDY'S APPUANCE SERVICE
Sandusky
413-626-5053
440-933-5335
North Crest
Equestrian Center
'We Service ALL Major Brands'
440-933-5565
323
Collectibles
Sto»3 "
1 5 % OFF
Any Nature Stow Floor
t400 So. Ft.ftrettowns!
cwwacfc orty Pnor Wiei
1-800-707-ANDY
Offer Expires Nov. 30.20O4
I BUY UQSEL TKAffiS.
4*0-93^6311.
CONSTRUCT1ON/REMODEUNG
(440) 327-7976
[email protected]
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Call 440-333-4654
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46*5 Jayaw Boad • Awon.
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Call: 440-933-
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References Ava^s •
TIM FORTHOFER
Builder • Contractor
Home Remodeling
Garages
Remodeling
Addtions
COHIAN >» Ou Ponfs f^gtstaiwd ( r M * n , v h tor its premium quality
brand of «3xJ surtaca ixoOucCi Only Ou Pont m t k « i CORIAN
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Authorized Dealer o(
Wood Decks
Pfione: 440-937-6430
34875 TimDerview Dr., A'/cn. OH 44011
Repairs
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440-892-8696
440-930-2399
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