Levy Talk Surrounds Teachers` Pay Hike Sheffield Lake Fire

March 21,1990
40th Year, No. 24
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Corp. on
ptn OakTaAwBy In Avon Luke was the
iiono^of,,:. it-xalcium . carbide and
nwgnbalum spill or release Xast WcdnesV
d«y,',the important thing to note today, is
tiwt-companyofficials.and the Lorain
.Cotinty';Emergency Management Agun^have. assured us that the small quenli-;
' l ) d was'contained and there Is
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Brian Nelson of
ond, Roajborough officials
tmeeting^around, press time . to
^ T ^ h W h reporting such
ll bo shared
Bi'Still a lot of talk around
«o|ouff^area'
cbmrounltlei"regarding Ihu
&
'%y6n^Lake>:Sdiool;'strlkennckout.. As
J.t^picsTgo;;iwb-searched our-memories
*and.Brenives for/an issue to match' and'
„ )hallevo7nio:nbno exists. Whether it be
W^tettors-to4hVeditor or- a", conversation
^s.|o«rTpdfffle' the subjoct was truly second:
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A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION IN LORA1N COUNTY 35C
This year the budget will huve a
$554,591 carryovpj balance.
"The result is tho Board of Education
will have to go to the public for more
money," said Bolognia: "Schools are
funded by the public.
Presently, the schools have a five-year
5.75 mill operating levy which expires In
1992, and is up for renewal in November
1991.
Some resident made suggestions for
raising cash ranging from using high
school teachers oa lndustrt&l consultants
to renting out school buddings, others
asked thu board to-consider putting a
levy on tho ballot befbrn 1991.
Bologn-a said the board did not want
to en-ale u negative altitude concerning
lev les which coul I popartlirt* pi*^ago of
tho rvumral levy IIo tKitsd thai"ihs last
limy ihVtoanipassed4lwyi\£#&imirm
the fifth irj.
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Thw mcsi^t,u Is tliaL thare is a cer^mn
Mgtiioiit vtho Mould not bu Inuucsted in
passing a levy It's a different town now
(hen it was a Tow jcars ago," Bolognla
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Tho recently negotiated teachers.' cantract becamo effective March 1,-1990
Sheffield Lake Fire Department Vindicated
by Gtnny Aniklenko
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SHEFFIELD LAKE - After the
December 8, 198!) firo at the home of
bank VIco-Prcsfdnnt. Sandra Kotradi.
Brian Nelson, then safety director far
Sheffield Uike, was handad n tajjed
Btatoment regarding Uie ovonls of that
evening. At the same timo, according to
Nelson. Mayor Charles Kelly told him
thor-j had betm a fire and |w wuntod the
circumstances investigated.
"Vifti.on i Uatonod to the tape/" Nelson
Mid 'and nfter spuaking with tho
citizens uamod by the person who mado
U>e uipud statements, only two thing*
wire cloar One, there were numerous
Inconsistencies between theijo accounts
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Quarter ry\ 'Meeting. I understand
I^Trfayor Richard ^ W Haunrod I* con
#*i iwnplaUnga return of hut quarterly com^ l t round table meetings. In the pa*t
d has mot on occasional Saturf
discuss the city. WOILII further
*Bauoa for details
Wantcd.*Tlie hunt Is on for adulu
a sincere Interest to umpire Tluir
| « a n , Munson, (13-15) Lfltto League ,by Alisa Sicker
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>gMnesin~Avo5/Avon Lake and ShofPcld •:.•' AVON - Protests from rnorothan 25
fefljjcnfrom May through July Spend this
Jaycox Road residents wore hoard Mon
and two the only thing all five agreed on
was that thoy believed the Sheffield Lake
Firo Department was jll-pruparud to
hutidJu fires, both in training and
equipment."
Nelson concluded that iht* Sheffield
Lake Fire Department. «cled properly
after he:
- spoke with representatives from tKo
Slate Fire Marshall'* office.
-i discussed what athor fioi aepart
m«ntfl*onr'lho st-flno knmv Lorain nndA
Avon Ijiku also respi nded to Iho Lell
- reviowed the National Fito.ProIection Association Manual, which, state*;
proper firofigliting procedures.
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Nelson said thai r l t
atatomonU wow inado to him about the
specific' problems evident in the handl-.
Ing offireat tlK?Kbtrad(-rosIdonca.' • . ',*
•>•> "For ojaimple.^.ha'aaid.'^I rivas: told
that the fire department loofceti like they
wore performing/a' Cbinwo 7flro diilL
nVeU, to the aVeragoperson, fighting a,
'fim^ aeaeraUy ?:; •doea-CWol?-^*!^"" ;th*t^
• although ?! ]h^jneVeris«n^tfvChihes«;
Residents Protest Fee Increases
2pV*Grwt5 Breakfast. Thn Avon Lako
KIws.nls'Club Is now Bulling tickets for
tholr-^ annual Pancahi 'n Sausagu
^Breakfast. This semi annual event is set
iTot'Falm Sunday, April 8th at tho Avon
«Ea«e High School Tickets can be pur
£J chased from any Ktwanlan. nt tho door
ftbt
by tho Press office at 156 Loar
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•Undor;Way.rThe 1000, MGP
oE^Singln* In Iho Rain"
^jdtfi»-_pffiFriday!;'All reports indicate as
^fiSia!Js*hrjAoW;jto;-one'JhaIjy9Uvdon't
©Si^t^to[jnissv;Fo"rmCH)information see
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*tpedal ad this isiuq^-^^'.V.1"'-".'-'1 •
taSatEf/rui'^Lih^g^yccrnflr-,
day aftor Avon City. Council mistakenly
passed un ordinance culling for an increaso of nearly $500 In sowtjr top-in
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Council. Prcsidont Ed Kryatowski told
the standing-room-o.ily crowd iho ordinance had bean passed after one
reading by emergency contrary to city
chartor rogulations calling for throe
.readings of ordinances rogulotlng
utilities. Tho ordlnonco, which would affect Jaycox Road residents, will roceivo
second and third readings at future
council meetings, Krystowski said.
"It was an error, on my part.'
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Levy Talk Surrounds Teachers' Pay Hike
by MatHyh O'Donnell
AVON LAKE - Although happy that
the ivi.*cl.-ianR lockout is ov«r. scvural
residents questioned school board
members last waek as to wlicro the
money to fund Ihc new 12.5 .percent
teacher pay raises will coma from.
"Wti Imvu negotiated n selllcr.icnt that
is buseti on our best projecllon uf
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ravonuo over tho next few years." said
board member Frank Dolpgtila.
Basically, estimates predict the school
district will end the 19W- 1901 school
year with a $023,000 deficit followed by
a SaSO.OOO deficit, in tho 199M992
school yeur.
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Krystowski sold. "There w.is ho Intent
pn council's part to ramrod this"
through.
According IO councilman William
Hydo, utilitlos commission chulrtnau,
tho Too covers a $350 payment to NonhL
Ridgovlllo for upo of tho trunk Una; S1Z0
for Inspection 61 (he hook-up and a $10
opplicotion fee. Th<i Increaso. which will
bring tho"tap-in fee cfaso to S1000. brings the city's foe "more In.line" with
those of neighboring cltinit, octtorrilng to
Krystowski.
Jaycox residents wore particularly
concerned because tho tap-In fou will
add to the thousands.of dollars In ox*
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PRESS Welcomes
New Staff Writer;
AVON LAKE - Tho PRESS todoy announces thu addition of a now stuff
writer who will Enhance, Avon
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North Ridaovillo, will cover Avon by
writing feature stories and tho "hard
no-vs sttvies goneratod fiom city
govurnmont and school board mcatings.
Sicker is a 1QBZ grdduato of Reg!nn
High Schooi in South Euclid, Ohio. Sho
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attended Qhiu . University wlioru
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site majored In journalism. She has bbtm
dovelpors.ond.lh^citys difforonces employed as a writer for Iho ~-Baavee*
wut ilxk
lajtf\vfloki<CS)uactI ugroeo to rnuinsldor crook Dally Nmvs and tho CcittervUlo
Timas.
iho mattor ct the March 25 meeting
froutatfon with the'Jail In \t» present
A lisa and her husband, Ron. arc tho
Vaughl asked Landig to briuf council
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purctitfl oFCnly, 3. und Kurt. 0 months.
on tho advisability of hiring a plans ex
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In announcing Slckcr's omploymont
Btnlnor an a per inspection
busui. Lnndf g
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thai thfl^pracrice of accoutlng tmnai«a
feos. Instead of tho stalo. «nd dovelopars lop of the fascinntlng and continuallyfrom Otbor lurUdlctlons for reunbuw
could, »jjct v quicker ;actlan- on -plans, changing ovtints in Avon. I also am mosl
t mwi wa iild hoip fund fcUl costs in Urn
ganaxally']within ^waj,woelui,"y*Landfa confident Avon residents will be at case
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Consider The Consequences
To lilt. Editor;
Allt-i set ing the March 7 artic'e dbtiut
protecting >our children, 1 just Jiiid f
write *o tclf parents about usinj; their
home pho i t numbers when placing it
classified (rifor u babysitter.
Pie-fee u e a post office box whentn-ec
pos ibk. because thesu mis have been used b% potential vtctttnUars fo get to'
children This happened to my husband s boss
Name withheld by rrqucst
12" URGE PIZZAS
1 with One Hem ....MM
To The Editor:
As Easter draws near, so docs Mm time
fur Eastt-rfgcs antl busk'/Isfilirxlwilli all
Vim.b of goodies. Untcirtun'ntt'ly many
2 with One Item ......$8.10
people f(.-ci compcliud tu buy baby
chicks, ducks and rabbits, inmc Wun
3 with One Item ...$11.20
dyed in bright 'Easier colors, fnr their
children.
* AddtUona! Items 80 5 Each
Before purchasing one of these
animals, please take a mon crit to consider tho consequences. While the jay of
EVERYDAY...
receiving onu of these cute young
animals is short lived, (he care they need
EVERY
WEEK!
U long term. Chicks turn into chickens
Editors \ote: Although Ttio Press
"ITS NOT HOW UTTLE IT COSTS. H
r-nd
ducklings
into
ducks
and.
of
course,
hasn t learned of, any specific cast:
ITS HOW UUCH YOU GETT
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small rabbits into large rabbits. All of
where 'his has happened, as a public
s»rvice WL will now offer prFKKE f.O. these animals need space, proper nutriTHERE IS NO PRICE
Box number for responds to those plac- tion and rti-an surroundings for healthy
growth. Isucks and chickens are specialing a Help Wanted classified ad when
LIKE OUR PRICE
ly mossy. Young animcis el3Q need
looking for a babysitter. This ONLY apdelicate handling, which children don't
plies lo those seeking babysitters.
always give in their uxcitumenU It is abu
illegal in many cities to keep farm
animals within city limits.
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You Get What You Pay For
So this Easier how abort some
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chocolate bunnies, ducks nnd chicks inThere is yet another aspect tt, Jiis reFAROH'S OWN...SOFT, TENDER
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stead. It will cut down the horror stories
cant education controversy.
of what happens to live animals whon
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1 was raised Catholic, including atten- they are dumped off at our parks or
dance at O** >Iic schools and had along side the road. , .
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aspired to on Jay teach at one. Imagine
Richard S. Sohi
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my horror when I realized I'd be earning
Sheffield Lake, O.
less than ono-half of what my counterSV
Packaged 12 to a Crate • Milk Chocolate
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puts corned in'an'averase public school
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Unfortunately, with my new degree in
hand and no experience, the only posiTo The Editor ;:
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tion J could find was in a parochial
It always makes me sad to read a letter
schooL What I found
there,
being
now
Opm.
on the "Stt Jyaldet* as a teacher, was such as appeared in the February 28
7 Day*
Press, from a young person having boon
shocking. Firstly, the day of the perceivAW«k
chased away for skateboarding and ask,
ed prutigo of a parochial school hod
itCotmsFtomFMOHS'K
ing for a safe, legal place to skate.
ended wlth'the^SOV/Nuns teaching
In June, 1989, replying to a letted you
CLSSRS were .virtually'extinct.What I
found was an abundance of now graciously printed forme suggesting a
skateboard rink at Bieser, Mayor
graduates who were unable to secure
any other position. (Thp .more ex- . Hausrod courteously called mo to say
perience you have, the'greater tho his copy of the letter had been referred
salary) There were also ro^ny women
to the Recreation Committee. It seems to
HT. S3 * WALKER RD.r AT "THE LANDMOS"
teaching who were,provld | a second;.;, _havo died there. I have not heard nor
lncoms in their hbiiMhold> How'many, - seen any action to establish a skateboard
male teachers.: hava;;ybu/V•**?," in : rink. . :
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parochial seruMlsTl^EacrVH spring.', there
For most young people, thtire natural"BACK BY POPUU^R DEMAND"
was a mad scramble for openings in sur- ly comosd. time when swing sets and
rounding school]aystp',is."; -'••-, , , • sliding boards are outgrown and they
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ready, for highly organized, comI won't go.Jntajtholevelofhypocrisy••• :aren't
sports or boat ramps. Thuru't an
and. narrowuluidedness flnd;"tunnel yi-'_. petitive
4th ANNUAL
HEALTHY need for daring.
obsorvedthore, but suffico it to 1Important
challenging fun activities which Is going
PET CONTEST!!
unmet. Maybo C.A.T., C.O.R.E.
v ly when I hod to pay my bills.
C.A.R.E., PTA. and all the rest can got
•y *~ I have since .''retired? and ;now hove bohlnd an effort to meat ;this need,
P my own children in Avon Lalco schools. rather than endless warnings and talk
^ ^Yos.'we ore still devout Catholics but
50% OF ENTRY FEE W I U BE DC«A FED TO THE ANIMAL PROTECTIVE LEAGUE
-When will adults wako up.,Young peo",' have moved here for the excollont public ple
Let us capture their personality for you
can
see
that
our
talk.Jalk,
talk
to
< schools The ta^char-^Mdent ratio is low them about staying away from drugs
Now thru Marr.h 31st 1990
{the fJationalt Education -Association and alcohol and going for tho natuUl
' t recommonds 15:1 and parochial schools highs Is so phony when we don't really
MB O\BT TWICE^ that.) Also, r iour care ebJUgh to put our"money where
< > children ant belog educated by teachers our know-H-all mouths ore.
who have both a multitude of experience
Name withheld by request
• ^ and with over•;80% of> them holding
^ master's dogrees,; with the fair, but far _
f . rrom extravagant wages they earn, they
?lr caiVpay
their.blUsywith' dignity.
• T" yMt there are always, exceptions but I Congratulations
-ssbelieve "you get wliat ypii pay"for". I'm
, thankful Avon Laks is willing to pay a
MUttlembre to1 attract the best teachers. In
To The Editor:
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i- there's no choice like the
Just a note cf congratulations to both
{e'ehurch for spiritual depth and
tho girls and boys Avon Lake Varsity
_./»andL'_thoi'8*§. uo;place like.Avon basketball teams for providing us (and
jfor a quality education^ The two
many other fans) an exciting season. We
^adon't and won't mix.
really onjoyod Iho gamos and were saddonod to BOO It all und (by only one
Namo withheld by request
baskdt). Don't lose slghi of tho hard work
and effort that made it such a groat year.
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To The Edl'or
I think It's incrediblo that 2,000
signature* were gathered in Avon Lake
to put the issue of the Town Conteiitin
the ballol and It appears Mr. Kopf
doesn't really care. He Is going on with
his. project a* scheduled. You would
think Mr. Kopf would rather go nhond
with the Town Center with tho people's
support.,but "ho doesn't care.'Me anys
this Town Center Is In the best interest
of Avon Lako. How con 2.000 peoplo bo
oo wrong. •;
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Toll mo. Is the Town Center for Mr.
Kopf or is it for me nnd you7 Who Is runnlpg this city? When 2.000 signatures
don't mean a hill of beans ngainst one
contractor, we're In a world of hurt.
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To 'The Pnronts and Students:
Just a nrito to let you know how much
wo appreciated your willingness to help
during tho District Oand nnd Choir Contest. It wouldti't huvc gone us smoothly
without your cooperation.
You ddsorvu u roiuu! of npplnuse.
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ERIEV1EW HAPPENINGS
Congratulations to tho following stuttenlu who participated in the 1990 Cruativo Arts Fair:
Kindergarten/First Grade: Haley Nightman, Angellu
Elliott, Michael Keegan. Maria Ralston, Patrick McDcrmoli, 'Emily Montemagno, Michelle Shdionbcrger,
Susan Youtt,. fason Herborth, Jonathon Leonard. Andrew Fondorbosch,..Bruit Skarkody. Sarah Htilbert.
Brandy; Carr, Angels Didalvo. Amy Bridonbakor, Julio
' Berg. Gregory Magufro, Duslin Duns, Michael Koarns,
Kelly Phillips, Mark Ughtfaot, Kioth Lawior. Justin
Co Id bach. Loslto Wilholm. Carl Smerk, Midwife
Funovits, lohh vendor Oord, Met in Eron. lulfrey Davis.
Second/Third Grod«: Ryan Frankhaustir, Kitvin
, Krwoger, Nicky Hart, Andrew Phillips, Jessica Elliott,
Kristin Dudas, Dan McDermott, Elizabeth Antorhaw,
Matt Ughtfoot, Nicholas Herman, Becky Upson. KenVIE, Alice Ramafey, and second grade studra Koch, Matthow McDormoit, Christophe. Holbert, dent, Joshua Flesher.
Timmy Cuenther. Jonathan Sullg, Both Diamond, Robbio Craobtirl, Jaclynn" Looser, Jonathan Ulrich. Tony
Ceorger, Erin Niobea. Jennifer Huang. Anthony Hart. SCHOOL LUNCH MENU (Subject to Chungc)
Jennifer Helbfg, Jessica Kowalczyk, Murk Vyvoda. Kalia March 2o - Submarine Sandwich, Vegetable Soup.
Harrigan, Sara Paine, KHsten Hcnncl, La'uron Taylor. 1 Fruit. Dessert. Milk.
Mogan Ryan. Fourth/Fifth Grade: Michael Huang, March 27 - Huraburgor on a Bun, Friiis. Picklus,
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Adnm Zakol, Amunda Crellin, Oonny Clark, Derek Chocolate Urowtno. Milk.
Kauffrmnn, David Hort'on, Shana Hurbanek, Jason Con- March 2(J - Pepperoni Pizza. Mixed Vegetables. Pi.ieupger,' Mlko LfghtfoiJt, Emily Fendcrbosch, Jannette An- ple. Coo kin, Milk.
tochow, Dustin Koch, Kim VVnchlor, Eric Lawior, March 23 - Turkey, R(c« w/Gravy, Pnos. App!c.Hiiui;i!.
Brianne Kossldr, Jacky Hornm, Michelle Harmon, Juson CornbrtMtl w/Honoy. Milk.
Andro, Brandon Aslpkson, Ron'Pawluk. Smin McDor- Mnrclt 30 • Grilled Cheese. Tomato Soup, Fruit, Kice
mott, Jenny Poland. Kntie Latvior. Alison Mtttner. Rob Krisple Square, Milk.
Ciionthur, Stephanin Cwrroiie, Vnlorio i'ervo, Sarah
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Avon Schools Menu
ERIEVIEVV SAFETY PATROL
One of the most responsible* partitions that a fifth
grade student might be a part of is the school sitfuty Wed.. March 2!
patrol. Students come to school early or atfiy Inter to Tnto
assist other students in cmning tour leiivinri school snrely. They urn outside In (ill kind* of woalhur .nut (tru Corn
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dedicated and hard working individual.-]. The following
fifth grndo studutiln nr» p:irl ul the 1980-00 Eriovicw nrcmd
School Safety Pntrol: Erin Thiylman, Josh Shumhlin, , Cooklu
Stephanie Dnrnott. Nicholo Alien, Kis« Alltm. [im Thur-i.. Mutch 22
CJrcon. Stacy Ilarkhust, Megnn Moore. Shnlly VVnhl, Snli.ibury-.trill, iinil rici;
Motif Max«,t 1J. Frank UUIOKII, Puhhy Clark, [onny (jM!i:n Iliiintn
Poland, Jennie Oagvtad. Shann Hurbunok, Kim Slcirch, Fruit
Kini Witchtor, Hrtanno Kcwslor. Joflh Wusi, Parti Ice Cream Sinidwich
Paasmore. Abby Valok, Brad Kauffinan. Andy Ftnvkes, Fri.t March 23
Brfiin Fair, Abby Wighiinan, Sean McDurmnlt. Rachul Twisted Cheese Sandwich
Tomuto Soup
Krumweide, Melissa Montguniery, Cain Kyitn, Q l
Fruit ,
Wheelcn
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Cnokitr
Mon ,
2li
Coakiu
'Cues.. Mtirch 27
Krmst Turkey
Oread
Fruit
Pens
* Milk is served
with nil lunches.
TAt'BUStApr22-MayU)Y0UafC
going to fall in love today or lomor>
ruwbutitmaybewtthncauseorijob
nther than a person. In-laws could
nukeyouskktoyourstomach. You
will \k looking fur something cutlunl to da this weekend and what voii
find may make such an mpr*aon
yo*» want to pursue it further.
CEMINI (M»» 23-JuoIl) You *i!l
go out of your way to take rkks
toliy. If you're thinking about fudging on your u»es you'd belter think
twice. Slopping with Ihe gang on the
way home tonight could, nuke a
ditam come true. Eut you may have
to look for a new job on Monday
morning.
CANCKH (JunU-Jul 20) Ymtf
love life could be rather dreary ami
you need to spice it up. Have you
ever tried one of the do-it-yourself
books? You are go.ng lo need more
than knowledge la get through the
reitof the, week: it will Uke excellent
instincts also. When in doubt, uke
the advice of the loved one.
oiuttic bent now but it may be in a
Mrangemodc. You are going to be
playing one-upmanship wiiri s
rwighbu*^ Yt>uhavcpleni¥ofenergy
for things you enjoy but not somuch
for other mailers. Out if you're
sman. you'llfindthe energy tofinli*i
your household chores.
llamburgrr
Tfllcr Tots
Fruit
M l l
be depressed 'xcause lift seeeni to be
passing you by. Tbe problem could
be thai you are wasting your energy
oo trivii issues. -AMI c r '*, find
yourself in • precarious situation
before Ihc week is ocl and K will p i
your name in front of the public
,ivy
VIRGO (Aui Zl.Stp 22) Make'no
dctuioflj today (ewen if you can) is
your thinking i* wipetL You are
going to be thrm ng your money
away chasing an im^ossilde ro-
p
with yo»r tm. coutd be Oerikipatg^
Y
d
i
k
r
more optimistic; Y« /will u n **
*pe«I your ntoney having tar V
l»methisw«ekend. Bu*ifyocdo,^
oeijhbor could bring you «* Mr*-"
plorinal upense.
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SCOHnO (Oet tt-No* 33} Ywfs
may no; "a, wotting very hard but 'i^
you'ienmspbyfagrortl And you're
gong to mfeondenund • signal tnix
"*idd up emBtrrasjeiL'Jrou'Burjr
emBtrrasjeiL..rouBurjrS
decide you need u< go bmcfc id >clibotc|
or pick up i cJtst" But It could be »>'&
learaiornethingyoulikerathcriban^»
•omeUung you need. • "• ':,•*;.:•'•$>'
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SAGITTARIUS (Nov 24-D«c 2 1 ) ^
You could be vtxed
Miu/\tiaa£
Congeniality today.
windfall could come your '
you'll probably throw il t w i y /
wi U come to you from a very umtsuaI5j
direction. You will do some Ofym*.
pic eating ihli weekeAd instead Ur
lacing life.
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CAPRICORN ( D M XX J a n 17)Tn*l
romance of your life couldget staned i>
now. Pay especial auendon lo b u s l i ^
ness call*, one of them will be P*t4t&'
dirt. You could be taking a little trip%
with fnends. li'i tiny.you stopped^
being so conservative and s u r u d 4 |
allowing yout mind to roam
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AQUARIUS Una IS-Fcb U ) You
will be dancing to • strange tune
tally and while you may be out of ^it
step, you could leani a new routine.
You are thinking about uking »tab",
batical — alone.ofcourK Rutliu*
i<tne the drtams >»u rcuun with
could be very practical ones.
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PISCES <Ftb 17-Mar 20) Youw
should be experiencing tne rebirth of
your optimistic nauire and you II >c]
probably run right out and Uke an
unnecessary chance. You should be **
yeucrhatffuJi Wniiflg about « h u / c u want iff (to >,
out yourfinancialaoubtcs wia have the rest of the way. Yo« *wiJd do r
JUH begun.) You ihoulii plan some- wdl to discuss your ideas with dote **
associates.
thing artistic for t(ie weekeeJ.
Alien Wolf. Onvvtr. OG. Bvd
•PL.MS DEALER AUTHORS. Pameft
H'ill-Szvsi'dy, Irene Shuihttr. and
ShirU'y MiicheK contributcd'artie'es to
','.'*:*' I'la;^ Uv,',\'-v s s p f t t a l Oliiu Right t o '
L t A R W U O D ' S PEER T U T O R S
SHOW KESULTS. Principal ' Bill
Hamilton !i.r- i.-vcrv r-.-^un lo'hv proud
•vf t'rn-' "I'i'i'r" tistortti^ program -,ut upby
. I've been thinking ab
for the last coupU- of day<
. Iy having trouble deciding whatK) u :;;••.
My last two wrt?k«. h;j •«. bion filled with
a variety of emotions ^-.d !'•:; itill trvinu
to sort things out. Tuesday • it;hl's uoar«i
of education meeting and last ivr'A't
Avon LaPe Press got my fe«l mi<i slinei!
up again and it wasn't until I took pen in
hand that I reali/vd something.
IT'S NOT OVER.
Sure, lhis labor dispute is ifitidily
ended and teachers are bat! in our
classrooms.. , The settlement n "signed
aud the new contract is being tyf.'J.'But
the process cf labor-managemei 1 relations continues.' We started a p' ices*
called Relationships by Obfc: .'Uns
(RBO) about 18 months ago wit. Ihe
help of the same Federal Mediator -hat
worked with us in these recent ncg\ >PJ
turns.'(Mike Noga, The Press reporci.
did a great job of describing RBO in •' c*
March 7 tuition of our local papt •)
Teachers and Tianagemeht had bogun ;•
dialogue about icutua! concerns and
thought the process was working prett;
well. Tho challenge ahead for both the
teachers' union and management is to
get RBO working again. It won't be easy,
but the effort must ba made.
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l.'ij-1in!Ivr the hiei<
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\vi\l .tlw.fvs 1'" ;iV.iii.!l!it-' ' n <5I1_V {ili7f[j,
Our fciujnis. 1 J ! | I T .jll, hclor>g ' to. ihtf
ri".idi!rtt> cf A i o t i Laki:. O u r [in.i'icMl
n.'ntr'J*. i:i F.r.'.t j|i:io*t a!! of u u r rect»rds.
.«n( Dfjt'ii u_- tin; tmliik: and u i n be viw.«i"i
by tn-iVini; J;i ijp;joiiili:li-'nt with cithor
thf TttMsurer o r myself. W e h.ivt- nn
•ii:c.ri!l"> Hiiii'ivt.- iirt" vt;r> tviiling tu t a w
linst' in exp!;n!i thi- infi^rmatitin !n
anyone ivhn .i%*s. O m i n i e n • i:ourtf;ty
would sui;i>t.'st lh,!t m.jkinj; a n appointine'nt sirnt'or >;jur ".pacific tequL'st in ;id-
vancii K .tpp'mpriatc. Hut, if history
toacht'K anything. I would guess thai this
sudden intere'st in this fictuiit (I.tt.t will
quickly di.tiipptiiir until November of
1091 when ;i levy will lit; on tliw hallitt.
Such i» life.
IT HAPPENED TUESDAY N'iC.HT
(A brief report on 'Ihe official actions
taken at the March mcrtinK of the btiard
Bernard firtuJur, W,3!iir nup.ir
rtltr.itmri
Duanu Uuriiry. Cilv Hirip!-:yt-o
Ken KiUcngcr. W.itt'r1 nVport
PfdlutitJii •
Eliza Records. Hrjin<;mi]'i.f?r
Irene Shuaier. 'IVather. Avon
Mit;h School
l!.'.- '.i.M.r-.i,miti i;mda.*n;tf -itdff. G r a d e s
•.•.••re; r(j(i;;s.ir''ij \»tU}tv .i-id diter tutori"K too*. ;JUK,*' tHi'i icradfj w e r e u p ' u n a n
u'.tTiiai; o f 2:-'J of a :;idd«. Iti ihis p r o g a m
•itudet't'- 1'jtfjr other ',tud*;nfs d u r i n g
A CLOSING T H O U G H T . T h e
ilhict".!' word fur "crisis" in cornposetl
>'f i\«-o ,pictiirt'-charactcrs...th« onu
iiierjinn>! ''d-iiitft'r" dnd the oth»fr mean-'
iriK "opportunity". Fur additional information
fvntitct
Clayton
Dusuk.
Nursery School Registration Set
The Sti-pptiiji Stones Nurswry School
is registering for the 191)0-91 school oyar
tliat will, begin in Scpt^mlwr of 1090.
Thi: school 'is lociitcd in tliu United
Church of Christ. (K)3 Sunset AvenLe in
S he ffield Lakii
I'ln's is a -1-year old pre-scho il witli
Liaises being held in the morning and
iiltumoan by The Ohio Department of
Human Servicos and provides a preIcindergartcn program for children 4
years of aj{e. The aim of the program is
to provide for the all around growth of
the child which will contribute to u happy and successful adjustment to his formal education. It is our aim to foster
your child's own creativity, self-reliance
and positive solf-iinagu.
For more information or to register
your child, pleaso call B-19-S171 oh Mon- •
day. Tuesday or Wednesday between,
fl:.3O a.m. uiid 2:30 p.m. or S33-4731
when school Is not in session.
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0058 •> LAK£*.V0OD OEACH-Unil out al a pasty lo
sOvfcM o* nȣafry parKBd CA-a
'11BT- LAKE RD.-Complaint ol tnatt
1201 •. LAKE BD -Mmor MVA. Rvpwt,
&7DnOCYC
jocstw&iwt.
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1522 - OAYLE-Comptomt of neicjtibor problam.
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Veterinary Career Day Set
On,Saturday. .April. <21, .1900, Ohio
Statn University College of Voiurfnary
Modidno vrill presont Its annual Opon
uHouso and Career Day. Tho program Ifi
^deslgnod.tq stitiiulalQ [nterest in tho
"'VatBrinnry pretension, tore,cal avnilablo
opportunflioa.-and to attract tiuallty appltcantfl for admission to tho callcga
Tho Opon, House alto will bo; informative, to! the'general community and
>thoio Interested In th<t college's scrvico
Draperies Plus Cordially Invites You To Our.
. ^ • • " • •
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3rd Annual Spring Open House
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Saturday, March 31, 1990. 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
&£:4:
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1 P.M.
Jane Morse. Interior Designer
"Focus On Color"
:
Bring your questions.
2 P.M.
Spring Fabric Showing
The Newest In Designs And Colors
3 P.M.
Flower Arranging By Mary Ellen Ptazzo
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252-1503
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NORTH RIDGEVIILE
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SVPO, UTT. aubiect
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2023-LAKIf RO CcotpWrtf of a anal I
raro» R«ferratf lo OW
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2130 • HOLL. naport ol * poafcbte prowler. OOA (L
io program will run from 3 pmA
to 4 pro at tho caOegvHn Ctihl
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lerastod Individuals may contact ',1
Donald '»!. Kowloa of Landings Aniir
Hospital at 933-214S or 238-3629 or^
the O.S.U. Colloge or VcMrinat
Medlclno. Studotit Affairs OfTIca at (614)1
202-6831.
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campion. Advtwd
2247-WESTOR ft«oortO(ai
Out attfwdrh»«woy OOA & UTI_
MARCH 14
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0102- UtFAYETTE-ComclsM offtvan p t t U d k S
the rrnddla ol I t s read
0e2l^^^vOO0>H
bfe olrou.'urbl ssaltling,
1212 ,~ A80E RO-CwnpteaH of e
CMe*ia OK. foouna ouL
1419 - W ERIE Uwt pdUng up m
on
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FREEDOM PARK
Report ol a(drt bike bo
Ing ridden. GOA a UTl_
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tr30-MAth5ON-ns.r««pondkigJu^
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1323 - L>KEWOOD QEACK'-t.S.feapoodino to
Itjoble brmttWQ, Vciiis us3i*^«<f.
1331 - f rAnK-Comy*atfil jt vanUbam
1'J35 - HAWTHORNE-Rdport o l
domea'x:; HsaotwK*
1952 - LAKE PO.-Mmpf MVA. Report
2145 - KEl"Ji.WORTH.nepoit o( susptctows vohii C h O
23'C - LAKE BO Report o l au3C»r<ou» malfl.
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P 0. wen traffic controt 1651 - LAKE ntX-flepart o(.posa<t»<j hfl.*it. Soo(ects advisctt.
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phone caffl, Rcpo't.
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l92b-HAnniSfiD-PfiyjtemwlhiuvwiA.a GOA.
MARCH 10
0 M 7 • LAKE RO.-Un-toickoauo sutnert liorrLPD
on our Kfarrant.
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ArrestM (of OCi (nfox.
UT40 ,• reWiD/LE-'HOV/ELL-TfaWtc1 atop Ma*«
artesied for OUI
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0255 - HOLL HD. -Complaint o l unwanted mato.
Sub(«ci orivBoiJ.,
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1120HCLLVWOOO-B.S. responding "lo
ur*(*cwn prcf^ern. Urtits as^sted.
1154- FEB^DALE-Beport ol oktorty
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MARCH 11
'OneTo Keep, One To'Share".
Fresh
Baked
fvwyday
Lew
Price
2 Prints
i Buy 1. O»( 2nd FHEEf
••'•• 1 D A Y S E R V I Q E .
Italian Bread
on
0 0 1 6 - LAKE RD.-Omt
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0307 - t A K F PD-l .«ts ctwAlng on AuoeicfOUti'
condition. Checks O^_
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0735 - HAHRISrFERNOALE Mnor MVA, ftafOrtfe4
1621 • V^EST SHORE-Cwnomnt <rf ver*d» htttJcJ
a mi&OK.' Subrcls advt*«j
1629 - HARRIS BO-Cvrptart of suspqeut.^
ifWKW cafl. R*porl
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2042.- WEST SHORE Compfawit ol
,p»x>ne caa. Report.
2349 - GULF RT 1^4-Un
from OSP. on our warranr
MARCH 13
0135 -.EQOEWAIbRUntt dskrand •
tor LFO. 030? LAKE Unit
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DWHJnyjftg Whte Intojucatwj
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thinV of ms (or my parenting skills or my
students. 1 do licit feel *'Fuwcr Plsv Tac& Sincere Thank You 7> T
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Keep An Open Mind
the cfacinical abusor sounds liku thi*1 B.O.E., Administrators, Teachers.
thani; jll of tl-o*c people that hrlped ^
"IVow. [ really cam* dose to getting killStudents, and Taxpayers, needed tax
mak« the D'j'nct Bdnd ajd Chair Cor- X
To The Editor
eii. caughi. e t c " and "What will they
levies COULU BE PASSED.
lest rua so well in spile of very trying T,
think of me if they discover 1 can't conAs 1 nwd the letters to the -ditor regarj°
Again, thank you in all who had any circunutances
ding reaction to the teachers' salary set- , trolthisr*
Four tb^utand four hiiodred p&oplo g
part in the "Pay to Participate"
tlsiedirt. 1 became quite concerned.
porforrwd at Avon Lake High School _
Unfortunately, none of these < .jars are programs.
We are one of the new resldonts of
aihd Learwood Middle Scl,ool on Msrch S
voiced loo often. But they do a lot to conJohn W. Bonar
Avon Lake -who chose this community
9 and 10 This tiimondovj undertaking o
trol our actions. Fear quite often keeps
because, ol;your educational systnm.
us 'ram acting and getting the help that
Thank Ycu
.
' was ooli accomplished through :hc ^
Kesltors and citizens remarked With
combined efforts of many people First —
is needed. It keeps people cycling
To
The
Editor
.•':'.'•:
pride and displayed articles promoting
of alL I meat thank Dr DucaL and all of through the pain, grief and anger which
Avon
Lake
Brownie
Troop
U76O
the quality of schools.
my coUi-agucs un *hn teaching staff fur §
accompanies this illneas. Fear leads
us
would like to thank the following
offering (heir total support aiwi ^or. being
to the !ncvit*bla consequences o r unYet I have been told about the history
restaurants for their generous donations
completely profescw>nal during tho week,
treated chemicai dependency; severe
of struggle to p*«* lgvys and road
of pizza: Pizza Hut. Sheffield Lake: Marwe were nut of school Don Cash, Dave
physical illness or Injury, insanity,
statements; from .citizens promising
tin's. Sheffield Lake; Whistle Slop. Avon ' Aijakswn *nd the maintenance-crew for
suicide or premature death by other
wnrar to vote for passage again.
Lake; and Gepptrtto's. Avon Lake.
picking up and returning ch*irs. risers,
••-..•'./'
' • '
I was- surprised as many were to see m e a a s . .
•tsnds ani'i equlpmicl from --other
Your contributions helped maJu; our
the range of compensation for teachers.
If you are thinking this sounds a lot
schools. \ht secretaries, Sherrl. llarb.
Thinking Day celebiJtioit a huge sucBut to feel they are undeserving and onlike your family, community or yourself
Joan.
Jcidy and especially Irene; the concess. Thank you.
ly woikfl months a year is unfair. We
and you have been avoiding or feeling
test
simply rapid not nave gone on
' •'.
, Brownie Troop M76O
oajy see the tea^o^v.working 9 months.
uncomforoble with this topi*:, f ask you
rvilhout these ladies.
Tlarwlngcuriiculura,. organizing inforto reach foe the courage to leati) more
Thank You
mjtion, preparing lesson plans and corabout it. This week you'll have thai opGerry Severn* was invaluable in runsr^
recting papers iiakes couatless hours as
portunity at a special forum presented
ing the stages at learwood vritL the help
To
Tho
Editor
and
People
of
Avon
Lake:
does the time devoted to seminars or adby the Cora Team of Avon Lake High
of Gary Loia. The parents really-saved
The Avon Lake High School
vanced
degrsfy work. Good teachers, like
School. It is a three week series beginnthe day - Barb McCaw Marlls lankey
Shoremen
Band
Aids
wish
to
thank
you
many1 we have In this community, also
ing this Thursday. March 22. entitles
and-Janet Coffey who organized the
for your support of the OMEA District
attend ^school r,functions or support. "Teens and Chemicals": For Parents
many parents that ran t i contest from
IV High School Contest We would hko
Dtudents; in-; other ways that are s o !
and other Concerned Persons." It will
2^0 pan, on Friuiy until 4.30 n"(n,
on
thank all the ttudonLi. adul>a and
measured as "hours working". It is not be held from 7 p.m.- 0 p.m. In tho hjg'i> to
Saturday;
Robbie and Mary Ann 1 Stern f
businesses who helped to make this concompensated, but its effect is great
school cafeteria.. I hope you will join us
for
organizing
and
rennint
the
kitchens.
.V*test a success. .
...
and receive answers to questions you
Most Importantly, 1 can never thank
Teachers may: enter- the field for
We' thank everyone for working
haven't been able to ask, nope to subside
the
young
ladles
and
gentlemen
that
are
'
altnJsH^reasons but this is the,real
together as a team to mako this project a
your fears, and courage t& continue facmembers
of
ou.high
school
bonds
world and earning a comfortable living
huge
success.
Without
you
it
could
not
ing the problem of substance abuse. (See
enough. They not only helped set-up and %
seems to be part of 1L Would any of ush Family Awareness column for more
hae been done. A special thanks goes lo
run the content but truly proved the saytell our employer that.we should only
tho administration, principals, teachers.'
details.)
ing that whan the going goU tough, r U3/\
have a small Incremental raise because
secretaries, A.UH.S.i Band Aids
tough-got
going. After natjhr^ing , ^ \
we earn a flood wage already?.
,
Marita Pompeani.
members, nurses, and school employees
rehearsed togethe- for eight (Sj^daya, x
,
Core Team Advisor
who'helped In many.ways. Thanks to
1 nope the bitter and polarized feelings
both groups performed ard earned ^ \ ;
Avon Lake High.School
the people who did the. telephoning.
can be healed In the next months as
"superior" ratings which* makes thom <> ' ,*
paper work, ordering the food/serving
many dd: And I hope the citizens of
eligible for State Contest. Special thanks 7
^
the food, giving but information at the
Avon Lake keep an open mind regarding to Robin and Tim -»^th whom I was In •. ' \
doors, were announcers, parked school
future levys.f_Quality education means,. Look At The Whole Picture
the glus,^, zd
buses, plus all the other fobs which had . dally contact and who provided
f_ money and.thai means Increased taxes. "
T
^',-*-' ^ W i
U> b*4one.Thanks to the band and choir to keep us all logatbe;/ »
-_ X^^thinJcofa.taxinctwueasanuivestTo The Editor: •/•:...
I
have
read
manr.J«tter»
in
this
paper.- " ,]*$
studwis for helping guide bands and
,'*%ment
In'bur children,dry and country. ;
Congratulations: to the players,
a
most
of
therein
H
yigaliva
vain
toward/'
~£jpi
chofrs around .the)buildings;:,answer
*• NI knovr'there>rIs a high percentage of
coaches. Booster Club and all others
honwowners;who do not have children . who had a part In the "Pay to Par- questions, plus everything <i£w you did. one group 6^ itooyher. I have always "*. f^jfj
been proud to be a member of this com-'
1 '
- Thanks goes to the news media for the
'* aitanciog'thiijpublicsehooU. Those of • ncipate'*: program In the Sheffieldmunity and ichoi*Lr •ystem.j I, wish r j !5 'yoo who;atteod Catholic tchoots, please; Sheffield Lake Schools. In 198(1 the exceUant coveraga pfthU'event
everyone could put tfiei^personil fee%^ 0 ~', '
- remember tbai'we of tho church support. : S.-SX. B.O.E. made a decision to cancel
Ings aside and realize what weThave In"Thirty-six-bands andi forty-six choirs
your school from our weekly donations.. all. extra currlcular, activities In the
Avon UVo • *ln>|it]r UMJ finest peopta and
In "attendanca^Everywhere you
Jast as you "pay double" so do we. And
•cbool sysletn to MVD Iho ayslem , were,
kids around. Last Friday an^Saturday*
,
wen! at Learwood Middle. School
and
' r those, of'you i who have children who - $87,014, which was spent on these pro1
Avon Lake High schoolydu could hear* proved that, not only to us but to sixty
« JbavBgnduaUdplaaieconslderwhatniy
grams in 1088-1989.'with 521 students .music
\B0)
other
school
system*
thnt
tanw
to'
o r scales^ WeSvish'allthe bands
L
* Vraother Used ^ say. "Others supported participating. The Booster Club w«nt to :
this lighthouse w
h o o r district,». Now '
and choirs good 'luck-*n.jthdr.future
^ t h e schools when you children were el1
the B.O.E. and aaSed them to ntconsldor
more than ever./
• , v-' *-£,*?! C/•*„•.
plans whether they do to State Contest
.^ ^ tending, ,1 can d o the same now.**
and that they would help out Thalr offer
Harry Pflng»tea £ „
-^'~ Pride In our schools means support of
was turned down. V. They; then asked or not.
Band Aids Officers
schools, t Support sometimes will
about a "Pay to Play" program and were
voting yes on a levy. Isn't It lime
told'^f they could'come up with a
Thanks The Press
. J '«&* * _•
expand our thinking from fust selfSupport Group No
workable plan where it wculd not cost
j^'Vlaleiest toward community. Let's aupthe school system any money; the B.O.E.
ToTheEdlton
-•Zr*^
^v '
Longer To Meet
g i . pod the odncation of our grandchlldron.
would listen to the proposal A plan was
On'
behalf
of
the
Avon
Schools
" ^nWosy nephews and - neighborhood
put together and presanted to the B.O.E.
Citizens' Advisory Council, X wish to
To Tho Editor
"children. If they lived somewhere «ue
and was voted 3*2, to accept It. :'--'-:,\
ihankyouandthcstaffofTbc-Prcsafor ,
Due t o the lack of response from
XK-, wouldn't you. hope their community
your; assistance and publishing oC our
TheyV-2iI.fi* work to nwkb It work.
would do the same? Community 1* not
parents, the "Parent Support Special EdCommunity Survey. •«
•-, ^
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just supporting your own; it Is sjppor- Tho next:roadblock surfaced when the
ucation Group" will no longer be meeting
teachers voted not to support or par- at the Avon Lake Community Center.
fj ting others to make them your own.
Your cooperative effort has enabled
ticipate In any of the programs.. Hats off All resource raatsrials from ACLD will
£
Anno Butts
our committee lo proceed wUh the proand thank you to tho two coaches who be available at the Community Center
cess'efficiently and effectively.'The opreturned; all other coaching positions
portunity to follow the text ofjthc survey
office. Many lhanScsto Jbosc who have
had l o b e filled.
Learn More About It
was helpful for both the phone callers
given of their time in pi^pansig helpful
At a cast of $210 per activity, for each
r
and respondents.. Numcrou individuals '
information to teb few parents that *l!d
participant.;
a
Varsity
and
J.V.
football
To The Editor:
responded with the matl-ia v qucstionattend the meetings.: _V:: ;;' ; - : '.
J
team
<
and
cheerleader
squad:
was
This past year, member* of this comnaircs to add to the number of com,' Remember, you are your child's best
organlzod.
The
season
ended
with
a
3-7
-m u n i t y have been forusing quilp
pleted surveys.
record and all games wore very well al-,: advocate in fighting for their education
cuurageousiy on the Issuo of tcunago
The high response rale and ultimate
tended by students and supporters. To * according to the stale laws provided for
substance abuse. Thorn has been a
effectiveness of this project •'«• a'direct
'renewed Interest with I ho development date, ono senior football. player has. the handicapped child, Relying'txa 'tie
received a srholarshlp to continue his
profcuionak to make tdc decisions for
compliment lo the civic minted conumtof the concerned parents group, the up*
education arid participate: In o football
your,child's welfare it noi'always the
ment of yourself and the staFToTThc
i!ng DARE program sponsored by
program.
•
r
•
.
right one. A well informed parent knows
Press. I
the Avon Lake Police Department and
.many other activities getting started ut
their child and should not be afraid lo
Winter sports consisted of wrestling
Your support of Shis project 13 truly
the grass-roots levol Of course, there Is
and basketball. Basketball hed Varsity,
stand up and speak out if they don't
appreciated
£* the continued comr^lintpni by long lime
I V .Freshman, and Elgth Grado toams.
agree with the procedure taken. If you
' '
Richard E. Hronek,
players In tho J*»cal substoncn nbusc Fifty-five boys and girls partfclpaled
have an "at risk" child then you may conSuncrinteiiuont
• prevention _»r«ma tho Community Ac- with 8 cheerleaders. The boys basketball
tact your local resource center, SERC,
,
David Newman.
tion Team, the funlor and senior high
toain won Suctional Tournaraont and
"Special
Education
Resource
Center"
in
-- ,
Chairman.
school Core Team*, tho school board
wore In the HnatOln District. Alt gnraos
Lorain County. SERC will give you helpI'rgStrang,
and the police deportment
wore very well oNonded. Tho wresting
ful
information
on
psychological
testing
_•
Survey Coordinator
r-A tr bollevo all of these efforts to bn
program had 24, participants and did
£er*couragDOUi und would I Ikf to very well. Two'made tt to Iho Stole Tour- j and other resources available
An linportitnl fmiLtion of the com:
'£iJ acknowledge the hard work and honi»t
narncnt with one sonior finishing third
I regret to say that 5% of the student munity , n*'wiiinprr 11 to provldn
> confrontation of the problem by the pod'
In Division Two. ,
population in Avon Lake arc in Special residents witli u forum to uxpross n
*~ pie who actively work on managing this
In the Spring tports, boys baseball and
Education and only a. half dozen parents variety of ciplnlons and viewpoints
With !hi« In mind lltu VRFbS [iiib]lnlios
girU softball nro planned. .,
' ""'
came lo the meetings
,
dilemma.
us rrtrtny Icttcm to thr ctlitnr ai spoco
I foeltho movoinndoby thoD.O.E. and
•r This Is nn Issuo not overyono Is willing
All
I
can
say
is,
'WAKE
LfP
A
N
D
permits.
tho teachers as lo got tho much notstlod
to look at and grapple with so readily
SMELL THE COFFEIV It's about time
irliool levy passed. If tlib woi tholr
Lcllnrs In the L(litur ihould be
^Surrounding the drug Bbuao-issue Is a
parents
bind
together
kind
help
the
sys<
reason, I foci they wore wrong. 1 feel bad
ariginitl.' \\\» vvnlkii if pmilljlc and
|^;cloud of fooling* and myths, fear Is tine
(cm
give
our
children
Ik;
education
they
that many students dill not get to pnrcluulilo spactd All It It* ri1 must bu 5l«nL'd
~ " a many-feelings nswclnled with
deserve.
ticipato in thes* activities. 1 also feel thut
fn Ink. und tht teluphoiu uuml'tir of the
leal use and dependency - nt the
extra curriculnr nctivittps are a very tm-1
On the other hand, if only one child tvritnr must bo InclndLd Phoni,
P|';school and community lovot tt translates
portant port of education for our
was helped from all the time spent on , numbors lire iiLro-.^ury fur ilto purposo
children. 1 hop« that In tho future if tho -'
" 'fwan'tX,hayeltho.:; "edgfl',';;.ovor our . : B.O.E. feols cuts have to be.made that . -preparing the meetings, agenda*and out of vorificaiion
Tho PRESS iiianagomont reserves tho
of pocket expense, then the effort was
^neighboring Michools ond cdmmunitlos."
they will look at the whole picture and : worth it. 'right to edit letters because of legal or
, ':,-*' -.'.•' .
"iiFear within the family sounds like this:
do what Is best for the majority of our
spaco limitations
ir"What ^buld ray Friends and family
l,^^
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SPRING LANDSCAPE SHOW
CUYAHOGA COUNTY NURSERYMEN'S ASSOCIATION
MARCH
23
through
APRIL
1
GREAT NORTHERN MALL
NORTH OLMSTED
"COME PREVIEW THE FULL
BLOOM OF SPRING"
• Landscape Design
• Landscape Materials
• Brick And Stone
Patios And
Walkways
• Wood Decks
• Custom Wood Fences
AWARD WINNING LANDSCAPES FROM T E aTAHOCA NIKFRVMEN'S ASSOCIATION:'
BARNES NURSERY. INC.
CONNELLY LANDSCAPING. INC,
BILL SOEDER LANDSCAPING
ELYRIA FENCE AND IMP CO.
CAHOON NURSERY
,
LIFESTYLE LANDSCAPING, INC.
CAMPO LANDSCAPING & DESIGN CO. SCHRAU'F LANDSCAPING. INC.
BULK-N-BUKSHEL LANDSCAPING MATERIALS, INCL
CHUCK HECK LANDSCAPING, INC.
• . EMERALD LANDSCAPING. INC.
KIMMICH'S LANDSCAPING AND NURSERY, INC,
, , ZERGOTT LANDSCAPING. INC. AND GARDEN CENTER
Come And Sec The Unique Styles Of Area Landscapes
REACHING OUT. Edith Neuman, President of Lakeshore Women's Club, andSu.
Crawford. Avon Lake Junior Women's,C'ub/GFWC jointly purcha-wd the book
"Reaching Out" from the General Federation of Women's Clubs and are
dedicating this book to the Avon Lake Public Library, "Reaching Out" i i the
history of GFWC and ihe women
began the organization. An excellent book
on the struggles women underwer ^gain the respect and the opportunity they
worked so hard for in this world. Accepting the award on behalf ni Avon Lake
Public Library is Marcia Waugaman.
Itching For Spring?
Tim month of March is upon us. Do
you find yourself Itching for spring and
aU tlio frills t^at come with ft? Do visions
of hoaulifully landscaped yards, fragrant
flown r gardens, inviting arbors,
spacious wooden docks, and other npjKinling Ua'tno improvijntcr.ts danco in
your huad? Arc you fUMrching for just
tin; right'addition that witl bring a touch
oT t;lt!jn and an cxlni monsuro of comfurl tu your homu this season ami tho
, Ypu'll sea spring in full bloom while
attending the Great Northern Landscape
Show. Award winning arm landjcaper*
will be displayiog thulr tkills as
moinbors . of the Cuyaboga County;
Nuraerynmn's Association, Enfoy
previewing boau'ifully stulplwl spring
gardons, brick and stone palloa and
walkways, wood docks, garden arbors:
custom wood fences, and other unique
idsas that ndd character und churm to
onus tu Kttmtil
.
any home.
If your ansiV«r was yes to ANY of
So relieve your cabin favor - ipnng ts
thovt qut!<i(ions. hmke it a fKiint jo'ot- on its way. Come out and onjoy the
tund llii! C.T'iiw Nplhwrn Lmidsr,ap<* paradu of creative and fundiotial comShow io !HI hold of Great Northern Mall forts at the Great Northern Landscape
from March 23 through April 1.
Show March 23 through April 1.
t
Grand Opening
Drawing
DR. KATHLEEN FLEMING
DR. GEORGE CARLSON
OPTOMETRV
lor a
Norwalk Sofa
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f o r t h * «ntlro ramify
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• (woul'd appear.in your home,
• complete witrr suggested lamps,
r tables and accessories! This new,
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288-1116 '^""JT/-"^
Superintendent
Speaks
CAMPC'S LANDSCAPE
& DESIGN CC.
933-6261
fay Richard E. flront*.
Avon Schools
m':
[Sf
,.. THINK KIDS - AVON KIDS
Wo need to plan for the future to give
our students the beat possible education
at the most reasonable cost. We also
need to maintain the fiscal stability of
the Avon Local Sclioob District so our
children can continue lo receive the
finest education possible. ,
. The income tax option Is a new way <o
- meet the need for additional local school
funding. The income tax is fairer and
more equttablu to taxpayers and
; especially to property ovraers and
- senior citizens. We as taxpayers must
;', 'decide whf<> lax we prefer to pay to
support our school.
: Listed below are some Informative
points about the 1/2 percent ^^viol in, come tax; .
1. The additional revenue from tt\e
, 1 / 2 % Income lax b needed* We need
the additional local revenue to maintain
our current educational programs and
services. Presently our school Is funded
-'by the state, and local funds. We are ex-1
pecting our expenditures to exceed our
.income by over $350,000 next school
-. year- We need to contfnua to provide up^.tb-date textbooks and material* for our,.
/-fstudents. Our teachers voted to remain
>>bb the same salary schedule this school
iy-yeaiv/* Their conuira was for Avon
^Schools:and students. We cannot ask
r these teachers to make this sacrifice
:>ear:;after year. Our teachers' salaries
'.-are among toe lowest base salary, of at!
i.Xorairi County Schools.'W« must pay
i^our teachers a competitive salary so that.
^iWB: can^retain-imd attract, tho most.
^ipalifled teachers;'The Avon Schools
.!. spent almost $400 loss per student than
"atato average to nducate rach child
of pur student* scared nt o:
viexpectancy level on nationally
v nonned standardized tesU Uut fall Our
^community U getting a lot for the dollaru
fspent.
Incotno tax Is a fairer and
&&* / m,*-o2.r eTha
equitable raslhod of school sup-
J-. port, rInolead of taxing fust propory
^"ownsn, tho Incomo tax would sproad
^support for the school across a greater
.\ number of people.There ore Individuals
\ who do not directly pay property taxes
- ^uut vote and send childreu to the public
schools. They would now help pay for
To this man
custom building
is the rule,
not the exception.
schools with an income tax. Iatlivitii al
are treated equally as their income IIAU
may Increase or decrease. For example.
these who may earn less, retire, or
became unemployed would not pav the
same tax amount.
3. Many senior citizens will pay no
tax locrease at the 1/2 percent rate
Social security, disability and survivors
railroad retirement and welfare beniftt?
are not taxed. In addition, there is a S5U
senior citizen school income tax credit
A senior citizen can earn SIU.OOC
beyond social security benefits after personal exemptions before there would bu
any school Income tax at the 1/2 percent
income tax optioii.
The 1/2 percent income tax for the
, Avon Schools is needed to maintain the
existing school programs and services
for tho district's 1061 students. We will
continue to evaluate and improve school
programs and efficiently manage the
funds so that they will last us long as
possible. ';;•.,
The Avun Levy Committee meets
every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. In ihn
Middle School library. The children
and commmiU)' i eed our schools for
their future. W< , u a not let them down.
Everyone is welcarrV to help in this
effort. :
1
If morn information is needed or, if
you have questions, please talk with any
school board member or call Or. Hronck
at 934-6191. Speaking engagements for
any size group would be welcome.
Scholarship Offered
The PTA Council of Avon Lalco City
Schools IA offering « t^00 nchoIuMU.
scholarship to : any graduating 1990
Avon Lake High School studonl. '.
The scholarship being offered will IHJ
awarded on the bo»i« of financial need
scholastic ability, work experience and
extrs-curricular and community activities. It la usoable at any accredited
university or college.
Applications are available to nil senior
students In the guidance offics of Avon
Lake High Z_hnol. Tho deadline for apK i i Aprl'll. 1900.
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Meet Widud Mantlllakis. pfesident of
M*ndiUkis Portfolio Hom-a. Michael is A
perfectionist and 4 craftsman. He builds
only custom homes of estate dimensions
and exceptional quality. Me is A man ol
vision who works with his clients to create
the ptttett .tHric. Current projects include
homes in Avon Lake. Wtsuake and Brecksville.Before you makca decision on selecting i buildet talk to Michael The dillerence is obvious and impressive, tic will
work with you to turn ideas ln(o reality
Michael is also announcing the opening
of The Dakotas. a premier community of
luxury homes in Avon Lake. Unlike other
developments. The Dakota* offers large
wooded lots, wafting trails and an impressive gatehouse entry. The tommunity
also features the Hie of dual energy, with
,the Add-On H^t and Coo! Pump.
Prices begin, at $400,000. To visit the
' site or to establish i n appointment to
discuss your custom home, call Michael
Mandllakis at 835-3848 or 933-664J. ;
Member Of:
Ohio Landscape Assoc
Cuy. Cty. Nurserymen'^
O.S.U. Graduate
JEFF CAMPO
Owner
• QUALITY LANDSCAPE DES1GNS/INSTAILATION
• LAWN CARE MANAGEMFNTIncluding weekly mowing, fertilization program, shrub
pruning, spring and fall clean-ups, core aeration.
• PATIOS & DECKS Brick, sandstone and the new UNI & OMNI stone patterns. Treated lumber, redwood decks and gazebos.
•SPRINKLER SYSTEMSFully automatic, trench less installation
• SEED & SOD LAWNS
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Avon Lake
Kiwahis Club
Pancake 'N Sausage
Breakfast
SUNDAY, APRIL 8TH
7:30 a.m, to 2:00 p.m. .
Avon Lake High School
Cafeteria
Adults Pre-Sale S3.00
(AtTheDoorS3.50)
PORTFOLIO
HOMES®
Children
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RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
Dancers in rehearsal for the MGP production of "Singing in the Ram " .,
MGP Opening Night This Friday
FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd
Great place for eating, drinking & dancing
D.J. Nightly!
Great Luncheon Specials Served Daily!!!
Fridays - Fish Fry - Fresh Lake Erie Perch
5284 Lake Rd.
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Sheffield Lake
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This Friday. March 23, the curtain
w(U riso at Ihc Avon L*is High School
Auditorium for the 1900 MGP productiao "Singing in tho Rain". You won't
want to raiss your frieud? ^hd neighbors
in this year's production. In tho past few
weeks, we've told about, the lead
characters and the "bosses" behind the
scenes- Now it's time to list tho chorus
aod other musicians who make MGP a
big family. Look through tho Ust...if you
recognize a name, bo sure to call one of
tho MCP/PTA representatives and order
your ticket for March 23. 24, 25. 30 or
31. Don't forget the dinner theatre on
March 30. Tickets are $4 each, with a $1
discount for senior citizens and t' ^ r o n
Men-Sat. tt:O0a.m..£30-V:m..
949-8829
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The Whistle Stop
Pizza and Fine FOCKJS Restaurant
33382 Walker Road in Avon Lake
Located in the Drug Mart Plaza
Phone:933-7172
^Delivery Available Tuesday - Sunday after 5:00 p.mj
COUPON — — T " — — COUPON
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dinner theatre tickets are on $12.50
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Plan NOW on coming to sue one of
thssa wonderful singers, musicians or
dancers: Anna M. beeman, Bill Beoiaan,
Jean Breew. Jackie Cannon. Stephanie
Carlson. Jeff Clark, Debblo Eckcnrodo,
Lisa Ecknnrodo, Fran EmmerlinK, flrotl-
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da Flufre. Sandra Flnke. Vickj
Rob Garrett. Saudi Gerhan. Batty Ge*£|
man, Cheryl Harmon. MicbLfe Kar?
raon, IVS Hart. J l a Hart.
Hlava. ITI;-. Kotlmann, Tnsha HortoifiS
Bran (oineson. Mary Ann
Mantini, Donna MecUcsseL Joai
Novotny, Julio ProssnelL Eileen Ruj
Fiona Rupert. Ron.': Sarralno.
Schmllz, Deo Ann Seipel,
Sbamblin. Barbara Stiver, Paul
Connie Uhlinan, Jon^Wearsh, Mariljfn*
ZwolenUc Mary Frances McGlnry, Affly?
Cox. Kay Davis,' David Paine, LoreOa^
Conrad, Karrcn SmJgel;
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Jean BUke, Terry Kimblo, Bob Fredi
John Hendron^ nd MU» K J u r r ^ '
Call either Sandy Dolikiit,-.{Eastview): Carol Zakel.'Kfl
(ErfovIow):C Nancy "Stonabtmiisi
933-2086 (High: School):; Bocky--G«iti;1
933-8693 or Carol Miller, 033-7855 (T"' wood). Nancy Daitfal*. 930-484011
wood): und Diane Belmont. 933^343
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LENTEN SPECIAL
CtoMd Sunday
Hon. a •.m.-a pjn,
Every Wednesday
PERCH DINNER & SPECIAL
Wed./SrVurday Nrghta BBQ Ribs
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Nightly Oinnmt Specials served trtwn 4 p.m. - 1 0 p m
BrMMtH Serv*d e «jn. til 11 a j n . D«lly
375 LEAR RD., AVON LAKE
: "LEARWOOD SQUARE"
933-5181
Friday- LAKE ERIE PEHCH, COD AND WALLEYE^
- Op«n Sunday For BraakfMt And Lunch 9 a.m. • 2 p m.
Sunday
Open 1 p.m.-11 p.m.
33499 Lake Rd
Avon Lake
Cany OJIS
-$7.77
Old Fashion Shakes, §
Sundaes & Sodas
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The Landings
63 & Walker Rd.
2 - T h r e e Piece
CHiCKEN
DINNERS
933-3803
V/iats /Veiv/
+ Meatloaf Dinner * Open F K * Roast Beef Sandwich
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12/$3.50
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Daily Luncheon Special Soup, Sandwich & Beverafi onfy
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tut* Wtn Fiwh M«N«1 Potato**.
Includes: Potato, Cole Slaw & Dinner Roll
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Open 7 Da
; -Toppings includo Popperbni, Sausage, Ham.
Qreofl Peppers. Onions, Mushrooms. Black Olives
BUFFALO WINGS
Avallabfe
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tifKiipc. SundayThursday 7 a.m.-lO p.m, ;
n u u n a . Friday-Saiurday 7 a.m.-l 1 pan. ;
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Caregiver Seminar Set
A siMcul MMnmar'un CARECIVING
will bw held at the Aion Lake United
Church pf Christ on Sundjy. March Z:>
at 7 p.m.
•An increasing nuiiibvr of JKTMIP.S art;
finding themselves, with the ri'Spunsibility of being the primary, provider of cure
for Older pan-uts. WhiUt this is a1 loving
task, undertaken by the caresiver
. it is
net always an uasy out1. As a recent
statistic points Uijt, 85% of all car^n ini;
for older adult;, uhoare becoming increasingly dependent is provided
by .ttin
family. Who cam for the1 c-iregiviT?
Eldonn^ Shields-Kyle is ii Ccr'on-.
Fun Auction Slated
How would you !iU* tu cruisu doivn
Lake erie and have dinner at a fine
lestauraut of your choice? Or perhaps
you'd like to receive a homemade pit; for
several holidays throughout the yea.?
These are a couple of the many items
you can bid on at St. Joseph School Auction held on Saturday. April 7 in *.he
School Social Hail. 32929 Lake Rd.
Doors will open at 7 p.m. lor registration
and reviewing of &<) items to be auctioned by Waaner Auction Services. These
goods and services have been donated
by local businesses and citizens of Avon
£*ke. Your $5 ticket provides you with
rWino. beer, hoes d'oeuvres. and an enjoyable evening.
tu logical Nurnv Specialist* vvprking ou!
of the Nurd Community Men La! Health
Center. She specializes in working with
'jldi^r iidul't* and their c.iregivrrs.
>Shc will adtirt^s hen-elf to such qtn-vtions as: J. What faciors predict the
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fjtnily. life
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port tirouii help in ccpinj: with
ci revivers' sire**?
Vou cm sign tip by c.illim: :he i.hu:\:!i
office .ft 933-324 5. The church is Incu'.eO
on Electric Blvd.. \t2• block ««.**!. of Avon
. Ucliien Ki). The soininar is free lu Our
public.
Pet Photo Contest
Best Photography is conducting tliL'i,yearty Pet Photo Contest for the b-jnufit
of the f.orain County Animal Protective
League. Pictures will be taknn until
March 31. and voting between April 10
and April 14.
Entry (be is $3. half of which will be
donated to tho Lorain Counly Animal
Protective League. First prize will be a
16 x 20 portrait of your pet, 2nd pyizuan
11 x .-.portrait and third prize tr;;-8 x 10
portrait
For more infortnation call the LCAPL
at 322-2606, or Beat Photography at
l-eOO-322-BESf
Members of (fie Lorain County Communfty College CMc Chorale who have performed with ihe group sinre its inception 10 year.) ago are (women, left to right)
Dorothy Stobe, of Elyria; CSsryi Huene, Avon Lake; Frances Moorg, Elyna; Unda Rowe \ ivon Lake; Connie octite. Elyria; Judy Pond. North Olmslod; and Licfef
Betounw,' Elyria: (men. left !o right) Errol Browne, Elyria: Dave Weaver. Avon
Lake: William Fariey, Avon Lake; Richard Coffey, Avon Lake: arw* V^ce Bailee.'
Elyria. These 10-year members have seun the ranks of the Civic Chorale grow
Irom 20-vnm* members to more than 100. Tha Chrfc Chorale celebrates its
10-vear anniversary with a performance of "Carmlna Burana" March-11 in
LCCC's Stocker Center, and later this year members of the Civic Chorale perform in New York's fameJ Carnegie R j l .
speaker. Mindy Hawkins will kick off the program on a total of $00 in donations.
Monday. Her Innovative speaking style is a thought proO.W.E. programs from Avon. Avon Lake, Columbia,'
voking blend of humor and wit Her workshop, "Wdiw. Elyria. Elyria West. Midviow, and Morth Ridgcvilla. as
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." ' • • ' J up and Smell the Coffeo". duals with self-ef^en."^' well as the D.E.C.A. program from Elyria participated.
parents, and teachers, kids, love, pride and self ;-w)rth.
The 109 participanu raisod a total of $1.838.Thanks to
± BLOOD DRIVE. Avun High School's Student Council
On Tuesday, March 27 speakers wfll be addressing
will bo sponsoring a Blood Drive on Wednesday, March the students of-> a variety of topics. Tho sP : ^alh grade everybody Involved for a Job well done.
22, In the high school lobby from 9 am until l pm. will hear Flo Dryer, a Iborapist with Fatally i*?rvlces
^ Anyone between the ages of 17 and 66 and weighing at < specializing in adolescent and child/ Bod Wtog
MUUliU
, ^" least 110 pounds may be eligible to douate blood. Stood disorders..Sh0 will speak on "Body Watch**, cover jifcV
* donations will be taken by Lorain County Blood Bank. , weight control, personal grooming and general j^>dtn
i Please feel free.lollop in and participate In the life- concerns. Tho eighth grade will hear Tim Cuenfhcri 8
''-^baring experience of donating blood. ,, ;
youth counselor and radio show host. He will speak on
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PHYSICS CLASSBSJOno of tho prefects of Avon's "Self Esteem" covering peer pressure nod positive
I DO I TTCUHTAl > ' '
^.Physics classes is the building of the Lou-Veo-AirCar. values. The tenth grade will hear Doug Hallfa counselor
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, duca'txus works btart and tLutomotlvo gonius.
. be speaking on "Substance Abuse". Morino FalkeES•CASUALTIES OF WABi,
tflin, a therapist with Farully Servicns specializing in
family/child relallomhlp*; will address tho lllh grade.
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Transmitted DUoase Unit at the Lorain County Health
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Department. She will bo speaking on "Sexual Dcclr. slons" covering areas such as parenthood and AIDS. '"
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On Wednesday, March 28 the ninth grade will hnar
933-8999^
Philip Belzunce, Ph.D. and Director of St. Joseph's
Psychiatric Division. He will bo speaking on "Stress
Management"' which, will include topics over
parent/family issues, sulcidu pruvbntion and relaxation.
Avon School News
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Students will be offered opportunities for further;
discussions fin the weeks following tho Awareness pro- .
gram. Tho program was developed by the Avon CORE
loam, chaired by Rosalie Cainer.
'llohn^Bouer^and'Sean Kleefetd working the the
^.Physics Class at Avon High School
-^AWARENESS WEEK. Avon High Schol is hoi -inn an
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Awareness Weak Juring the wouk of March 2G, 1090,
The Awareness Week program will invoho the ontlro
7 through 12 Motivational
r studont -body. pra.Ho
O.WX M.D. BOWL-A-THON. The Occupational
Work Experience class nt-Avan High School recently
participated in the lorry tewis Muscular Dystrophy
13owl-A<Thon at Cantor Ridge Lpnea In North
(Udgevillu. Tho class from Avon raised n lotal of $159
for this worthy causa. Rick Kinzel led tho way collecting
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Super Dining at Reasonable Rates
Specializing in Steaks & Seafood
Fish Fry Wed. & Fri.
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Sheffield Lake, OH
949-7977
FISHING THE PRE-SPAWN
Much is said about (he excitement of
fishing for spawning bass but actually it's
the "prc-spawn* lhal otters the best action of the year.
The several weeks prior to the spawn
offer anglers the best opportunity to
catch a trophy bass. Generally speaking
it is this time of year that finds bass at
their healthiest and heaviest. After being
sluggish and unagrcssivc for the
t>rccceediag winter, months, bass move in
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the shallows and feed heavily.
The first thing to remember is that
tliu prc-spawn period will be at different
times ifi different parts of the country.
Because water temperature plays such a
vilal role, (lie period may begin as early
as February in tbc deep south and as late
a* May in the northern states For bcticr
'determining llm pre-spawn lime in jour
area, look for a water temperature
around 60 decrees.
A prime area for locating prc-spa'.vn
bj.si is in deep water adjacent to shallow
water. Actually to define this area even
more, look for bass to be holding righi
on the drop off between deep and shalItr. *v-Hcr.
». is not uncomiion for bass in this
prc-spawn period to move into the shallow? several times during a day (6 actually feed then lclrcal to the edges of the
drop off to deeper water.
It is during this time that a crankbait
can be so effective. Since crankbaits can
be fished effectiv '~* in both the shallows
and on the edges of drop offs, it's the
perfect versatile lure for the tyre-spawn.
Shad and perch colored crankbaits that
dive to depths of 6-12 feet are ideal and
produce well.
Remember, early spring brings some
of the most unpredictable weather of the
year and these prc-spawn bass are affected. Even th: weakest cold front will
cause these bass to not only leave the
shallot** biit the drop offs as well. Once
they have moved back into deep water,
these fish will be harder to locate and
even harder to coax into taking a lure.
On the other side, unseasonably
warm weather may cause these bass to
abondon the drop <• 'h and spend most of
their day in shallows.
If ycu're fishing a body of water that
you've seen bass beds on in previous
years, try using a depth finder all around
thai area until you've located the ad-1}
jaceat deep water and in particular; the %
drop offs. This can lake a lot o* guess*work out cT locating the fish- ~\
Remember too that different areas of £ |
any body of water will find **ass in V
fcrent stages of the spawn. Look to
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north banks for the warmest vater **&M
the best place- to get an early teasoa starts
on pre-spawn bass.,
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this artliic, this time of year offers yours
best chance of catching a Uopbyba*fc.i
PJcase remember thai in just a fcw&b»t|1
weeks this trophy fish can give life Ib^
literally hundreds of baix that I i a r e j J
potential of growing up lo be?likei
'mam'. Please consider rcleatiog yottr|
trophy to help preserve bass fiihipg fprf
future generations. Thanks for. i
fiihln" with Mark Weaker.
Lake Erie Seniors
The Laka Erie Seniors
meet every Thursday at
' BY THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY
Northern Ohio Imaging Center, Lorain Community Hospital,
St. Joseph Hospital and Health Center, Elyria Memonal Hospital
and Medical Center by their association with Drs. Russell,
Berkebile & Associates, have received the certification of the
American College of Radiology Mammooraphy Accreditation
Program.
Mamrpegraphy is.arv-x-ray examination of.the breast, which
.-. the Arne;iCan Cancer Society and.othermedical* experts •'
see as the best means for early detection.of breast cancer:'
•_7ne accreditation program; as instituted because of the
condems']of:r^iplpg|ste(\6ther;national medical organizations,
*,and the public;that qualified personnel psrform and interpret
mammograms and that dedicated marriiiiography equipment be
noon at the United
Church of ChfUt, Avon
Lake. Luncheon is served
by Novotny Catering. For
reservations call 933-5392
or 933-7602 by Tuesday
evening.
On Thursday, M»rch 22
COLUMBIAN CLUB J
PARTY ^ CENTER^
Wedding*, Banquets, PartWi - » J
Up To 300 Guests ->?"** ?
(218) 934-4253^
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Breast.Cancer will.strike one in .JO American Women
The AmericanCahcer Society predicts that: about 41,000 women
will die of breastcahcer this year. As there Js no Way to prevent
the disease, :ear!y detection and treatment offer the greatest
hopefor survival; •
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The American Cancer Society recommends that women do
monthlyabreast self-exams and have regular physical breast
exams by a jDhysician/It further recommends
mammography on
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• A baseline rxiammogram (for reference) between age 35 and 3 9 .
• A mammogram every one or two years between age 40 and 4 9 .
• An annual mammogram from age 5 0 .
If you have any further questions, the accredited facilities can be
reached at the following numbers:
• Northern Ohio Imaging Center
324-3226 or 233-8004
• Lorain Community Hospital
960-3443 or 321-3846
• St Joseph Hospital & Health Center
233-1006'
• Elyria Memorial HospN & Health Center 329-7521
• Drs. Russell, Berkebile & Assoc., Inc.
246-5454 or 3224255
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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENC!
CHURCH lilAVON, L^i ^
31847 Lake Road-f __;"^H
Sundays - Churcn Service and Sunday School at 10 *.v
Wednesday* • Tettlmony Meeting « 7.30 p.m.
Tue*daysp2nocnto3pjTL)and -^ - i/tv^
Saturdays ( 1 0 J L « . to noon) •Raadind Room
used.
'The,program is voluntary and.is designed to insure that women
receive^opUmumja^
The
• process Is done through a peer review evaluation of the facility's
staff qualifications, equipment, quality control and quality
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bingo will be,-playe
Prtuu wiU be rurnlsbecL
Next Thursday-,
29. Anita Hlavs will
tain by slngfng -lot
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WELCOME WAGON
WANTS TO VISIT YOU
Just engaged? New patent?
Moved? I'd like to visit you. I'll brint
useful gifts, information and cardsr
you can redeem for more gifts at i ;
focal businesses. All free to you.'""
Avon Lake - Mary Jean Garrett, 933-5378 " j
Avon Lake - Olga Schaaf, 933-&.30
We can arrange,
to get together in
your home for a
brier visit.
BETWEEN THE
AVON LAKE PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOOKENDS
933-8128
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Tbe Avon Lake Community Resource
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fe«l a young person can do - CRS has the
help you uecd. Members, of (he Boy
Scouts, high school Key Club and Loruin
County Community Colluge Circle1 K are
looking for projects through'which they
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members such as Tom and June Hrock,
CRS would not have re- 'i^t d the success
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Engan^ment
Mr. and Mrs. Wr.*;.:* A, Held of
Avon Lake arc pleased u> a.'uu.Mtnce the
engagement tif their daughter Louise lo
Karara Kalouria, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jasbir Kalouria also of Aron Lake.
Louise is a graduate of Avon Lake
High School, and Bryant S: Stralton
Business Institute. She is presently
employed as a legal secretary at (he law
firm of Dcnunc and Killam in S)lvania,
Ohio.
Karam is a graduate of Bedford
High, Bedford, Michigan. He received
his B.S. degree in electronic engineering
Neimeyer - Zickuhr Wedding
Cayle Lynn Niemeycr and Terry
Michael Zitturh were married in a daubkr Tiiiii ceremony D'?c. 23. 1989 at the
Mayflower Cungn'gationaf Church, in
UIIHFIKS, Mnntani). Thi; Rev. William
Burkliardt officiated.
, Parents of tliu couple lire Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ntuiiteyi'r of Cleiufivi.-, Ml., find
Mr. n:id Mrs. Henry Zickuhr of Avon
I^jku, Oliiu.
Louise Held anu Karam Kalouria
, Thy honor uttundants w«r« Nancy
I'edereon of Glendivc, Mt.. and Sharon
technology from ihc University of
Toledo and is currently employed as an Neel o I'diiora, la., both sisters of the
electrical engineer al Matrix Tech- bride. Bridesmaid was (unnifer Cartnor
of Billings.
nologies in Toledo, Ohio.
Tho Dost Man was Robert Golubski of
A July 7, 1990 wedding is plannedHiliingi. Mt. Ushers and groomsmen
were Mark Uoltz of Billings, Mt., and
Kevin Niemuyer. brother of tho liride. of
Bismark.ND.
A reception was held .it Irm church
aftur lh« ceremony.
Tl.a britlo is a graduate of Dawsfjn
County High School and Dawson Community College in Ciendivo. Mt.. and
Eastern Montaiid College in B tilings.
Mt. She is finploywi by Dana Kepncr
Company of Montana as an office
inanaKor. The uroam is a ^radua^c of
Avon Uike Hish Schoul. Community
C»>itej{« of the Air Force, and attended
Eastern Mtmtnnfi C'lilcKt-'. Ho Is an ass is-
Schneider - Mack Wedding
Suianne E. Schneider and Kevin W.
Mack were married December 22, 1900
in Holy Spirit Catholic Church. Avon
lake.
Parents of the newly wt\is uru Willium
and Ann Schneider; 32037'Surrey Lane,
Avon Lake, and Wayne tami Nancy
Mack. 281 Butternut Urits, UUHM.
Janu Ginmt served •is maid »f liotuir.
Frances (ones, lunnifcji Schn.-iifer ;inil
Debbie S c h n e i d e r ' s o r r o d a s
bridesmaids. The flawer- girl was Katie
Pagenstecher.
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Brian Hums served as bvsl man. The
ushers were Mike Ciuker, Bill
Schneider, Matt Visnich and Rick Santos. Lucas Schneider served us ring
bearer.
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The bride attended Dyke College,
Cleveland, and is employed by
Benekisor Consumer Products. I n c .
Berea-.Her husband graduated from
:Hlckok Technical Institute. Cleveland,
and fs employed by Handy Andy Home
Mr: and Mrs. Terry M. Zickuhr-
tant manager for.Godfatber'r Pizza of
Montana.'
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Engagement
Louis and Maggie Koch of Shields.
North Dakota arc pleased to announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Centers. The couple honeymooned
Rosaliu, to Ellis Scott Stevens, jr., ion of
New York City. N. Y.
Ellis and Atice Stevens of Sheffield
Lake.
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Rosalie is a 1937 gradueta of.St Gertrude High School. Shu is currently stationed wilh the military police In West
Lakq High School. Me served in Iho Germuny.
Scott, H t<J07 graduate of Brookside
Navy far six years and worked on a
nuclear submarine- Presently h« works Hi((h School is also stationed in West
Germany with iho mUilary patlco.
ul Porry Nuclwur Puwpr Plitnt iitid la uiA June M. 1990 wedding Is being plantending evening Classes al Lnkulnml
Community College to attain an ned at/St. Gertrude's Church In Raleigh;
NoitJi Dakota. There will, bo a local
engineering degree.
held for the bride and groom.
The wedding will take place- on May
31. 1390 at, the LDS Temple In,
Washington, D.C, The couple pinna lo
reside in Cleveland.
Mr. arid Mrs. Kevin Mack
Groesbeck - Smith Engagement
:
% Mrcdnd Mrs. William A: Groesbeck of
_ Rocky River aro pleased to announce the
"engagement of their daughter, Pamela:
to" Gregory D. Smith, sou of Mr. unit
Mrs Ronald Q. Smith of Avon Lake.
Pamela is a 1980 graduate of Rocky
. River ' High School. She attended
Brlgham Young University and is now
working as Q computer graphics
designor for Ernst and Young In
Cleveland. - .
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^ Gregory Is a 1973 graduate of Avon
Jones - Peterson Engagement
, Richard & Marilyn Jonos of James Clr^le, Avon Laka, are pleased to announce
the enagement of their daughter,
Patricia M. lo Kirk W. Peterson, son of
the Into."Harold'& Carolyn Peterson, of
HyattsvUIe, Maryland.
_.The bride-elect is a graduata of Avon
Lv JB High School. Bowling Green State
University, Bowling Croon, Ohio and Is
employed by Stockdale Savings and
Loan Association. Bakersflold, California. Her flancb is a graduate of The
Citadel. Charleston, South Carolina and
Is employed by Owens-Corning
Piberglas. Bakorsflold, California.
A September 1,1S9O wedding is planned in Kakersfield, California.
Marowsky - Beach Engagement
Mr. and ..Mr*. Harry Marowsky of
Avon 'Laka, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Kimborly. to Randall
Beach. .--;.,
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-Miss Marowsky graduated from Avon
Lake High School and is employed by
EdMulliimx Ford.
Her Tiance graduated from Elyrfu
High School, and is employed by Society
National Bank and Elyria Auto & Truck
Service.
A September 1 wedding is plunnud ut
Miller Road Park Gazebo.
Young Authors Conference Held
Dr. Jerry Mullctt, an author of children's books, and teacher of children's
literature, wai the featured speaker at
the Young A u t h o r s ' Conference
sponsored by the West Shore Council of
the International Reading Association.
:#T
"he Conference was held at Holly Lane
School in West lake on Saturday, .March1
10,1W0.
Dr. Mallctt. a professor of education
at The University of findlay, has enjoyed
a varccr of teaching and writing, and
portrays his enthusiasm in hi*, language
arts publications. Books authored by
Mallei! include Good Old Ernie. The
First & Last Oriivci^hurg Eicrticninry
Spe)ljng Bee, and noodbvq.ty, Cfl'PP
Qrumh. Dr. Mallctt has also written
motivational activity materials for classroom teachers such us L,ihrarv Skills Actjvilics and Stories lo Draw.
, The Youth Authors' Conference pro:
vidci) an opportunity for some 300 urea
s'udenls >n grades I through 6 to share
books which they authored and illustrated. This Conference was a concluding activity for "Right to Read
Week" observed March 5-9. \*/Xi.
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Sheffield Lake Fire Department Vindicated
Continued from page T
lire drilL I wonder how many of thi*se
1
people actually have been to China .to
observe their drills, anyway,"
As to the allegations of insufficient
hose. Nelson said that, like all other firo
. departments, the Sheffield Lake truck
had 200 feet of pre-attachedhose, with
additional lengths kept on the truck fur
use as needed, ^If you have tc-o rtfuch
hose it taugjea like spiagisetO and water
doesn't ficw." According to Nelson.
what uV' <^n=on must imve heard was a
fireman saying he didn't have enough
hose to reach bis target and for someone
to give him additional hose.
"The bottom line is that the people
were highly critical of the Fire Department, when they shouldn't have been."
he summarized. "The findings of my investigation showed that the Fire Deport-
meat act«i properly." He added this is
precisely tho conclusion reached by thu
Slate Fire Marshall's office.
"I did nuka that statement." ho admitted, aliudinjf to the accusations levered
upon him u'/ having violated nn adrniriKtrative "(?,a? order."*
Hi* vJoiation of the gag order led to his
tt/M Wing rcappointod to the position of
rcKTcation director and park superintendent. He said he felt he was chastised fur
supporting tiio fire department, stating
that tfcc evidence showed they acted
properly and the facts were inconsistent
with the theory of a rekindle. The five
critical citizens had alleged that the second fire had been a rekindle caused by1
the ineptitude of the fire department.
Tho State Fire Marshall's report vindicated the firemen and determined that
the second fire was due to ataon.
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former Sheffield Lake safety director
Kolradi is not a suspect in the continuing investigation.
Although at the timo of the Initial investigation arson did not enter the picture. Nelson says ha felt he had, to
publicly support the Fire department
because those men. were carrying the
burdecof knowing tho residents of Sbef-'
field Lakodid not trust their capabilities,
while they had no sound
basis Tor their
distrust.. "After cxl," Nelson added,
"the fire occurred, on i coUl. wet night.
By the time of the second b'aze. ihore
was water in tha house and uie windows
had been broken. Add to thnt tho fact
that thw second HrP happened tibout onv
half hour after tile first blaze was put
out A rekindle takes hours to build into
a blaze, theru. was-water ovorywhere,
and yet; by the time the firemen returned, the fire was rafting."
He also said he felt that maintaining
such a tight lid on the evidence spurred
the propagation of ruraors that hurt tho
fire department "What \ can't understand," be added, "was Iiow it could ba,^
iwld that my statements, the^ only
positive, statements made at thai'time. ^
could possibly have been construed a*
putting the city in a bad light"
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"The bottom line." he said."»that
the *
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citi^ans of Sheffield Lake bavc a>flrs department they can truly bo proud of as .
they rightfully are of their police depart-^
menL UV necesMry for thsni to starts".
working together to achieve positive ^
results which will go a long wuy. it u a7 1
with traceltenl safely forces." ,-"
Jaycox Residents
Protest Fee Increases
SPR1NC CLEANING! SRBCiAL
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"TAe feo/tom //jie /s r/ia/ the citizens of Sheffield Lake have a
fire department they can truly be proud of as they rightfully are
of their police department It's necessary for them to start working together to achieve positive results which will go a long way.
It is a good city with excellent safety forces.'*
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.were recently ordered to tap In I "* *"*"'
pensos they face hiring private contrac- - line by tho county after a Jaycox
tors to hook thorn up to tho trunk lino.
homeowner complained
After hearing of the. hew tap-In fee, system and it was found to
aoveral residents claimed to have lost hazard.
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money and work-time investigating the
The council president sitidf a -1
situation.
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assessment to put a nwer lino oa"t
"We should have been notified by mail wcMt aide of Jaycox Roadjwould.'cwt
because thiB i* going up $500," a resi- moro-tlian the up-front costs oCtbe <
dent complained.. " 1 ' lost half a day's In to the existing'lino. Hyde *akl/hojj
work to gel in here and pay the tap-In fee would make avnibble a ^1989.*xep6~rir
flwfore U we* Increased). •, '•';
looking Into cost-tmttiog'mBssurestfor,.
Another resident • told council "you the tap-Ins, such as slurring one bonrto].
want to hurry up and pass this thin); to the trunk ilne among several bamcs.gj*££
Residents will be aole to.purcluife.tap-S
charge us more-'* . •'> '
'Several othora questioned why they in permits before the rataii
wore unable to hook up with the sewer Mnto effect,; which;will;be<3_ —<^,|_.__,
when their homes were constructed as council approves the final reading pt tun
ordinance,Krystow«kl,»ald;i
tho trunk line existed at that^time. v
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John Smitok,'public service director,': councilman^ " ""
and Krystowskl told tho residents they Sewer»'andi
could not tap in to the lino 10 years ngo look at'the
when, the homes were built because whether the city could lake H on B9re
Avon was not part of tbu sower district project.
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Art Course Offered
The Sheffield Luke; Art Association
will stnrt the second session of class Instruction In watcrcolor painting. Tho
fivo week course began Monday evening, Murch tD at 7 p.m.. closing at 9:30
pm
This will bo thu third year that Mrs.
Dlnnnc Boltlman of Avon Lako will bo
torching her popular wntcrcolor painting techniques to art.a residents She
also toadies at tho Raycrnftera in Bay
Village nod the Westlake Art Leagus a n d ^ i
is wbll known ID the nothern O b i o . a r t ^
circles
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The class sessions will continue to bg-^
conducted at tho Sheffield Lako C ^
tnuntty Civic Center.
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There is a S30 fee for tho fivo' w «
course For moru information, call Mrs^'-,-,
Groco Stockort. treasurer, at 940-5137t ,•£
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Holy Trinity eighth 'grader "Andrew
Scliober Is onu of four Loral 11 count)
scml-flnallsl In Mathcounts, a itational
program of math compotuncy for 7th
and Blh graders,.sponsored by. tha National Society of Profosslon.il Engineers
Andrew placed third out of 41) competitors from 13 (iron schools, thus qualifyingforthe team representing I-onlln'
County in slato competition n) theutul of
March.
Andrew is ttie Ron of Eil and JJurb
Schubur of Kollor Drive in Avuti. His,
muth teacher at Hol> rnnlt> is Mrs
Cnrolyn Echmotzor, owner of
Sclimotzcrs Apple Orrhnnl in Avon
Lake Her luum from Hulv Trinity ron
sisilng of Andruw. Attain Mkavt'c, Luko
Wyoockl, and Miko I'utkash plncei]
fourth ovurall In county competition
Congniiulatloiis.
Andrew Schober ~"
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U ' IS THEflE A DOCTOR IN THE H O U S E ? - N o , but William Barr Elementary stu
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dent Michael Kruman models hospital "scrubs" as nurses Jell Zink and Sherry
g& ^ Hyde answer student questions. {PffESS photos by Martfyn 0'DonneHJ
A N 0 N 0 WF 0 R T H E
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NEWS -- FH th grader Stephanie Wsschers reads a news wire
V Ranae Edward3, a disk jockey from WEOL 9 3 FM
£.When I Grow Up...
I Students Learn Career Options Need Not Be Stereotyped
by Marilyn O'DonneU
glV- SHEFFIELD - The nurse stood In
front of the fifth grado class taking
|£& questions.'
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V ;.?:**Do you evbr wear a dress?" asked a
; knowing his inquiry would draw
l h
;V"I,Woar scrubs most of the time."
Janswered St. Joseph Staff Nurse Jeff
'^-Zink;Who. along with sbc other career
[professionals, wefo trying to break
;dpwn. career stereotypes.
was.part of a seven-speaker
rgroupv.that: 'went to William Barr
| Elementary School In Sheffield Village
""" ' Friday,, .during Women's History
to speak 'about' their non-
traditional careers.
Other speakers included a female disc
jockey, police officer, advertising executive, naturalist,, banker and hospital
program manager.
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According to Linda Brass* career
education coordinator at Lorain County
Joint Vocational School, the speakurs
were Invited to help cut through
stereotypical thinking.
"We want kids to expand their options," she said. "They doh'l have to
limit themselves - by saying That's a
male or female Job.'"
Curious students asked questions including: "How. old are you?" "Do you
.Middle School Honor Rcll
HIGH HONOKSs Cnute 6 rivMu. Ryan Cox.1 KrUty Phillip*,
yrtm&Amaad*
North. {mntfer Suott,
|Maad]r.Wa«B«r.' [Mtwrtta }««*. David Setfoxo.
|Mkh»dW,Twombly,Trtib« Blovsna.' Adriennu
hntntm. Aatln^rGuy. MERIT ROLL: Michanl
|CoopdniU. Maltaa CbutM. Mary Scsrvdli
l & b m t rJKanary^ Kart>\' N « M , " Alexander
lion. Jrninllor Drown Jannlfrr Fugot*
yHatclvJennifer hfeyar, Tabllha Put-
""Iholarship Available
?Once again Avon Lako PTA Council
will be'offoring to o high school studer*
the Robert J- Robinson Summer Enrichment Scholarship. The obfectivu of this
~'~ ilarship Is to financially assist an
indergraduate student wishing to at*
d summer academic enrichment
IB**1
kcholarshlp Fund shall ha for no
jre than $200 but the money may bo
jrpixUed to a program costing more. Tho
applicant shall currently be a freshman.
' jhomoro, or junior.
Many colleges and universities offor
k'long ntsidontial workshops Atten*
tng ono of those programs would bo on
'lent vtey to gflt a insla of college life
^V become familiar with a parr collego.
man. Amy Remali, Julie Schlndlor, Suzanne
Snorf. Michael 5u«ruB. Sean Swrniney: Ilntti
WillUm*, Craig Scott., Ucona Iwililo. Iir«adon
Kuykendall. Siuon PhllUp*; Ko^n ScImBbelin.
KauU ZambounK David' Catana«t. HIGH
HONORS; Grade 7 - loan F«f«r. Jaioti Rulp.
HONOR ROLL: Ron Rados. D«lo Slain, Shane
VVhltBtnan, Mt!Uu Czach. Slophen Vovok, (Cartie Unnnrth, Tina Tandy. Do«na Warfl«Id.
Suun Knimin, A«ron Corri*Mu. April Fonlana. Sabriik Slmo. MERIT ROLL: Josaph
Manh.D«vid PbiUips. Shawn McFadden, Lisa
Epplay. l«nnir«r Halt, foulca Jorgonwn. Sakur*
Oiah. Tbareut Badfffat. Ka\hf Knuley. Mntidy
Kflmms. Brian LeHarto. Lba Vaughl, Matthew
Carty, TricU Cwch, Mary Saylor. HIGH
HONOKSt ,Grad« 8 - Haathor Lennirih.
EllzthAh Dlatz. HONOR ROLL: Cam Utm.
Slilrioy Stevmiion. fajon Sweenay, Chri<tophw
Fankrttr, Holly Burns. Michael Oorge. U M
(tuldcwto. Rttbocca Patrick. Rvbocca Pnlino,
Wyra Snullwood. Charlei Camp*. Tricy FellM.
Gregory Frtmm. Hope McTlgiM. Heidi Mo ran,
llratttvr Purk.ChrUtopharScluJ!l.Warroji W«ingart*. Mo^nle faegar, Martin Krall. Amy
loannidU. MERIT HOLLt SUcy Johnaon. lanet :
MarLotkL Crystal Amdt. Ben EUlott, Charity,
North. Sloven Splrkct, Curtis Patrick. WtllUm
Bador. Heidi Brilllan, Joel EilromBM, Midi alls
Kryu. Brand! .MulTina. MoJiiw Ritlonhouw,
Uywm Watklni.Amanda Will la.ns. UrUii Zajac
laion, Bahotino, Daneiba Cardnar, Bronda
Gardner, ChrUty Norrli, Heather Rlckol. Laura
Schwarz. Jame* Trot fa. AngnU Coutno, Brad
Profpal, Actara Kurczl, Jaton Kittenhousv, joy
DeriUlng. Philip Mllbr.'
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years.
School Principal Jack Moskovitz said
ho hopos to bring this program back annually to "Impress" students that
"(hero's a great future out there."
"They need to reach for it," he Bait*.
Meeting Slated On Avon Tax Amendment
AVON - An Informational meuting to
discuss a proposed 0,5 percent tax credit
reduction in the Cfly of Avon is schoduled far 7 p m Monday, prior to tho
regular city council meeting
If the ordinance pusses, residents who
wirk outsido tho city will rocotvo a
reduced tax credit of 0.5 porcont. The
0.5 percent would (lion go to the city;
A special meeting has been scheduled
in council chambers for 0 p.ni.-Thursday to discuss 1090 permanent appropriations which are In exces* of $4 8
million. Council must begin action on
the budget at Mondn>*s mooting, according to council president Ed
Krystowski
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Women's
League
Meets
.i Tho Erie Shore, CareerWomen's l.eagu» will
meet on Thursday, March
22 lit 6:30 p.m. nt Iho Avon
Lake Library.
Judith - Rtggte, Avon
LB\LO Librarian, will speak
to tho group otraul "Spring and Eostor Customs".
Ho*to»*e» for this
meeting aro Mnrlboo
S n y d o r and Carol
Aufdenkiimpw All working or retired Avon Laku,
Avon, and Shoffloli! Ijiko
women aro Invllud to attend, Please cull 033-5070
for reservations,
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Shefield Lake
like, your job?" "What1 was your worst
mistake?" und "Ilow. much rnonuy do
you .make?'
Rahae Edwards, a disc jockey from
VVEOL-93 FM had kids come uu and
read news wires and weather reports.
She told I horn Ilial women have only
734-2874
Sweat Brothers, Inc.
Legal Questions Answered For Caregivers
SHEFFIELD LAKE -, "Eucli day in
our. communities, carygivurs must iake
on and solve problems ihut would make
Superman foolt like a pussy cat." stutnd
Ian, Kl«inberg. director of Northeast
Luntin County Social .Services. "J( lakvi
exceptional courage and stamina 16
shoulder the care and demands of in-
valid, hahtiicapptxi. or agwJ pt.Tsu.-is ami still livo their own lifts."
.Vany of the problems that f.ai t!f;u%'rs
encounter are legal - involving lU«m
and lh« person (hey care for. To help
carugivers gain amwers In k-ivil art:.!-.,
Ihw support group of the Northeast
Ixrain County Social Services have in.viluti atlurriey Mark A. Aufdenkampe lu
its April 28 meeting.
The local al'urney has (jfaciyuslv
accepted. ,
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and implement
Handcrafted ffhitt Cedar Fencing
Slwrdjr find Obtir.ctiv* Ftncirtg
Over t5O£xcto$nre Designs
to Choose From
Rt- 57 • Graft on • Ohio
926-2621
The Unicorn Restaurant & Pub
Dinner fare at this charming Irish
Restaurant 4 Pub features: prime
rib, flame-broiled stc.(lc5, Alaskan
King Crab legs, and seafood. Friday
and Saturday, enjoy Louisiana
Shrimp Peel! M urdery -Mystery
Dinner Theatre performances are
scheduled throughout (he , year.
Open Tue.-Fri. from .11:00 a.m.
and Saturday from 4:30 p.m.
Being a general- practitioner,
AuffJenkampe's , expeiienco cavers a
•.vide rangu of lugat .problems. He also
has another perspective on law by serving as prosecutor for the cities of Avon
and Avon Lake.
For the Carcyiver Support Group.
A u Wonka in pe will speak and, answer
questions about povvcr-of-attorncy, gnar, dianship, wills; trusts, preparing for probale, savings prelection, and living
wills. This will bo an informal, rolled-upslccves, problam-solving session which
should prove to bo interesting find"
informative.
'•..,'..,
All caregivers in area communities are
invited to atlemi. There Is no charge.Transpo rial ion can ho provided if'
necessary.
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The Caregiver Support Group meets at
fi;30 p.m. Monday, Mardi 26. at (lie
Sheffield Lake Comnt unity Civic Center.
4575 Lake Kd. For additional inforrnulion, call Northeast County Social Ser
vices at
Choirs To Perform Requiem Mass
Byria, Ohio 44035
"Wir.tett Sr( BttSOadtnlt
*r CuMtyftnang A n 007"
located jutt minutes from M80 & CMM!
Northern Mill E*it uke MBO/Rlo. 10 Wrtt.
M Clyru/Mediru Exit go South OR Rte. 57.
Thu Faure Kcqulfm will be presented
by the combined chaacul choirs of the
Lake Shore Uuited Meliuxiist Church
and Avon Lake United ChurchofChn-t
This program will \m presenled on
Wednesday, April 4. ID90 at S p.m in
thu Avon Dike United Church of Christ.
32801 Electric Blvd.. Avon Lake. Ohio.
This lovely setting of the Requiem
Mass will be presented undor Uie diroc-
Uon of Ms Karon Weaver and MrA
William Davis with musical acepwpantment by a 25 piece orchestra. A free will;
offering will support the missions ot
Blanket Sunday" and "The Zetma:
George Home \
^
Please plan on attending this Lenten*
season ovenL That's the Faure Requiem
Wednesday, April 4; 1990, 8 p.m.. ot the
Avon Lako United Church of Christ •
Around And About Avon Lake
The Landings, Avon Lake
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933-8075
Houra. Mon. & Wad. 0 •.m.-KJO pjn.,
TuM.t TIHITS. SJO t m + J 0 p m ;
, FriLflajn.-fl pjn.;
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Sun. 11 ».m.-4 pjn.
ONE YEAR MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL
* • 5>0****'(Reg. $250.00) •] r
Spring is here, and It Is time for many
people to update their wardrobes. This
week on Around and About Avon Lako
Doris Arndt will show women how they
can gut more mileage out of their war:
drobe , through, the use of scarves
to
change outfits.
,"• ';[':, :'-y. •"'"'•
Nancy Woznlak, "Miss Nancy" to the
man" boys and girls who attend the
nursery program at the Avon Lake YMCA, will tell abouRthe children's ncUvitlea available at' tKtt Y.;
Thr program will "then show
highl'jhta or the Creative Arts Fair
whlc.i Included;art;works created by
Avon Lake boys and girls. The work In-
cludes drawings, paintings, collages.
photograph, music, literature, nnd th
dimensional objects. ~
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Arouna and About Avon ~Lk£l
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Degradability Of Plastics Researched
This is Part II of an interview with
Bola Mikofalvy. Research and Development Manager of Emerging Technology
at B.F. Goodrich in Avon Lake.. A<*jun»t
the, questibns Is Holly KowaULi,
chairperson of the Avon Lakj> KecyciinR
CoalitionHow long does plasstic lake to
birdegrade? As a general rule^ plushes
do not biodegrade. Research U qniier•vay to modify some plastics to maVf
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b i gd i b k
Much more information 'is needed
abjut the controllability of degradation
end about the environmental effects or
decomposition products before
biodegradable plastic can become sidely
used. T h e time it takes any.
biodegradable material to degrade
depends an the condition* [moisture,
oxygen, light, etc) to which it Ss exposed. Even then the exact lime can not be
predicted..
One of the most striking facts that
come to light roccittly Is that even
materials that are expected to decompose, such as papdr and foodstuffs, are
not breaking down i n landfills.
Therefore, biodegradable materials
would not necessarily case th« burden
on landfills.
Will pholodegradabls (curitstarch)
pbutic bags truly help tho solid waste
situation? PhotodegrrJablo plastics will
play only a minor role in solving the,
solid waste problom. They may help to
redi'co litter on thu land if used tn some
special products
However, some people wonder if
dogradable plastics may eventually
make the problem worse by providing
falst justification for Uttering. People
may think, "It's going to degrade
^anyway." In addition the Introduction
of degradable plastics Is often at cross
^purposes to recycling. The degrsdable
items can be contaoiinants to recyclable
•ic
mate-rials.
What happens when plastic is burned? i*Iasiic« - like other burnable tirg-jutc
materials, including wood, decompose
leading lo carbun dioxide, tarb«n
monoxide, u'a'er and other gi»>etms
byproducts. Some of thit bj products are
toxii:. This is why most communities no
lunger allow back yard burning.
However, today's .wustiMo-encrgy incineration technology has been proven
to eflectively remove or control potential harmful emissions. EPA standards
will require the usu of this technology on •
all new wasie-ttHjnerfjy installations.
Plastics ure valuable sources of fuel in
these modern and safe incinerators.
Plastic products are derived from cptrochemlcais and when bumed, they
produce as much energy a s o i l a n d c o a l .
What is B.F. Goodrich doing to promote recycling? While realizing that
the real solution to solid waste manage*
man! is a balanced approach involving
waste reduction, recycling and safe incineration and landfill*. B.F. Goodrich
is currently focusing on plastic recycling. It is sponsoring' and assisting
municipal recycling programs such as
Avon Lake's Recycle Now program J>jid
Akron's waste recovery program.
, Last year, Goodrich launched a
million dollar a year program to conduct
research and development work on
recycled vinyt products., Coodrich is
building a plastic recycling laboratory at
tho Avon Lake Technical Center to boost
recycling efforts.
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On a national lovol. with other vinyl
manufacturers. Goodrich entered into a
program with* National Recovery
Technologies. Inc., In Nashville, Ten, nessee. Their goal Is to accelerate the
commercial"development of, sortation
systems for municipal solid waste.
RECYCLING HERO — Avon Lake
firefighter/paramedic Gary Vtrgel.sets
up barrets (or recyctables at the Fire
Station. "It's really pretty :easy once
Recycled vinyl plastic'products, such
everyone gets used to it," he saysj The :
as pipe and bottles are being made In
Fire Department has also been parthe Pilot Plant facilities at B.F. ticipating in Aluminum Cans for BurnGoodrtch's Avon Lake Technical
ed Children for three years.
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Recycling Coalition To Meet
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Thu Avon Lake Recycling Coalition
Now program- Recycle Nqwr. accepts
will meet Thursday, March 29 at 7 p.m.
at the Avon Lalur Community Education glass, aluminum _and..,stBel- cans,
newspapers, and container •plastcia
Center, 237 Bolmar. Anyone intorosted
in recycling and solid waste Issues is {HOPE and PET). Flyers detailing
invited.
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The evening's agenda will include Avon Lake City Hall. 150 Avon
plans for Clean Up Avon Lake Day, final
details foe the Earth Week Press footuro,
Recycle Now U located at Bleser Park
the now motor oil recycling program,
on" Electric Blvd.. (ust-weat'Lof Avon
and previewing a possible addition.to
Betden Road. It U between City Ilall and
our plastics program.
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Brown. 44044 Edgewood A v e , Loraln. X65r~fi
Late Municipal Court
Donald M Moss. J016 Lawis Dr.. Lsfcgwood. £
, Rodney ABen, 12109 Lena Ave', Cleveland,
$45; Maruarei A. BaKar. EJyrla. $40: and Kwfa P-7
was firwd SSOO and was sentenced to 30 days In
Walsh. 1409 Trotter Hrfga L a w . Weslian*. $30.
jad 00 a charge of having no operator's fccense.
Kaltwyn E Ramsoy 1512 Hunters Chas*..
He was Ofdarad to serve o*ctt days and tnen
Westlaka
grvofi credit for eight days already sp#nt la Jail,
tha romatndar of mo aentence was deleirad on
conation of no traffic violations over two points
* (or twra years. Also. S2S0 of We 5ne was deferred
Sheffield Village Mayor's _ . ,
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on condition that ho pay tho remainder within six
-Edward G. CumnVm. 2402 E. 33rd S U t«*W-^
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*J«wVWchset J . Oshea. 247 Loar Rd..
siort, and speeding and
wa* «*rtaac#d to)O
ima fined $350 and sentencedto30 days in {ail
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days in jaa. Ha drtvef * hMi*« w*a :suspanded.
on acharge of DWt. Kith the wntencs defe^ed
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on condition that he spend thnu days in com- :toron* year.
munily eennce arid haw no similar vbteliona tor
one year. H * driver's Ucertw was suspended tor cobiSL, Loraln. $44. Ebert S. Karssr,. MflWjfl
Qectrtc Blvd., Avon Laka.' *43:J "
90 days and h« was fined SSO for exfiwuiw BAC.'
S*uca. s Weitwooda, Amharet- *
Vincent GlgGottl. ?02S Hamilton Av*.. Loraln
Schubwt. Palatlrw. BL. C42; Jeftrty X (
was fined S350 and sentenced to 80 days in p& '
SumnerSt,Srteffl«ldVinBgs;sS2;6usift;M;I
on a charge of fumisWna beer to a minor. Jeff A.
wards. 4240 HoB A
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Brooks, 2S3 HarrmanAv*-, Avon L*ko, was Sned
92SO and sentenced to 30 davs:t^-iaH on a
charge of underage consumption of *ict£"* -*?"
. the sentence deferred on condition of 14 days
- RfctiCfd A:FraemarO
spent U% community service. Ha also was lined
Valw. * * 2 : R U S M B K Ph«lpj,1178 tMMH I
$100 tor possession otmart|u«n*..-' '• >
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CouClAn^$4R,Vnmob^8&K0 _ , .
Ktaberty A. Mfller. 22447 LaJw R 4 . Rocky
Undenwood Court. Lorain. M7: Madt EJ
Brver. was fined $350 and sentencfKl to 30 days
In Jail on a charge of petty theft with tha sentence.
I l l M u B ; d , ; o n L . i $ S >B
deferred pending 10 dsys otcofnrnL-iKy vetvfca.'
Robinson. Oberfin,> $43;;?Arthu«r»:3. '.
Flr» and costs was ordered to b» paid within SO
n a W E
$ 8 £ 9
202 E. 22d StH.Lw»fcv»4a: RWwd.HtyrM
Joes L. Roman. 1006 LsatngUn *Av», and
3137
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Andrews
Dr.,
WMaftke,J47;Jeroe»"
Ricardo R. Qullles. 324 W. 29th St.-both of
Be&«2HiRo;ShffiUtto7s37f£ffl
Lorabi. ware fined >!50 each and were sentanc'
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ed to 15 days in Jafl onacnargts of almlnal$30: Agq8» a r^wta^I04S LonO A M ^ t
trespasslno, Roman's sentence was deferred on,
condition of ffvs days of community service and ^
QuUas's on condlUon of three /toys of service.
They also were dried J100 each on charges of
havftig a ffctJUous IDs.
, Emest.A.:Vasauaz J r . 1073 E~ 42nd S t ,
Uxmin.wa* fined S150 on a charyecf hawing r » r
operator's Scents.
Syria. $43: UcraNri^SNMky^tniiriiri^l
Fined S50 for speeding wefe Ksrsn H. SherByiia. $MK Frederick J^OtttroPtaWOI
man. 21823 Austin Dr., Rocky Rrver; Sharon A:
B M . Lorab). l4flrD«rrte R , H '
Pervo. 208 Cherry Lane; Avon Like; Stephen f V
WHow PMc RcL; EfyrH^S22t,
Dennett, 4310 Canter Rd.; Avon Lake; James Ji
Scva,'20881
Loraln AL.'Falrvle«
Duma, 31398 Lost' Nation fid., WUooQhoy;
AKrad X CKedricfc,.74S CrwtlnvOr^A
Rhonda O. Schneidar.- 12Bt''i.*)untt Rd.,
$10. Brady A. Schroadar. 2235
UXewood; Norbert K. Dombrowsi*, 1222 W.
Avon, S22r Jamae F. Mukoy,r 3 2 * 3 Cfmterf
40th S t . Loraln; wid Stuart A-Btystonc. 1504
W^stfwd Centar, Westtait*.
BcL. North ndgevWe. M 9 : m d ~
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Other speeders and their fines Vrsre Joseph M.';
Patton, 32453 Detroit Fid.;'Avon; $75; Jamas D.
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AVON LAKE - T h o coro toam of Avon
Lake Hijih School Is presontinu a community forum on Icons and chemicals
Tor purcnts and other concerned
persons.
The throu-porl forum begins* with n
program from 7 lo Q p.m. on Thursday.
M a r c h 2 2 . Thonuis S t u b o r of
Lu-jrolwwod Hospital will discuss
"How To Recognize a Drinking/Drug
Problem."
On Thursday, March 2 1 ,
and 9 p.m. Iho Avon Lake High Sc
com toam will nddross " H o w - T b i R - ™
To A Teon In Troublo W i t h C h t m t o a l t ^
Also, from 7 lo 9,p.m. on ThurtrJaW
April 3..,tho.Acora- foarn^aJongwwIt
recovering. paronts"nnd ~'ilhdetiuljSi
discuss "Sources of, Support prevent
TochnlQues'and Rocovory Tu\ies*'&f
All sessions w i l l Be held,in r thf3 M
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Federation Of Women's Clubs Celebrates Centennial
Reported by Joyce Kuuik
KIDS AND KlVDNESb
up. Thinking bick on iht rtjviiis ih>
fsniMtcs prtnidc pels Tor their ihildrtn
•:. some of the first thinju thai rorn> lo
^ mind arui*t nccessaniv tht, b« rn.fi'je
JM B r u f * " n 3 t i l c tJ°H claming lite c i t dish
i-;fs- and emptying tht; bird cage
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ui< it af HLm.jnL- I-du.atiun tc pro ide i
pmi rim aUut chititrun itnrnals ami
L itid[j I >*^ *u<Js arid KnicJni st program
ILILIV<3 n ipccl for oiunijls UIIILII t m
trinshttt* into le.irnnif, to it =>p< cl n'l f r^
utin r pcojtlt. in t^try r?n aim LUIIUIX
What oru today's women thinking
iiboul this fuluru? TIKJ Cctivral Fcdunition of Winuon's Clubj of Avon Lako un
i ourayi s rt ^|K,I ' L^i oth< n tin L lviron
i^cut ttu! lift. Us* IT to ht, pn.\ fliont in the
viai nitdt. th it the. fainih ivould luw
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Tli» Cit m r il 11 HLraiicn ot Vi (in t n s
Cuibs m iK a itur> ul <1L(IH tiioti to
education lu*. i> ifitd f u r t f wiilt lln
Nalioitui As OLiatum tor tl L
thinking of lixLi s women.
A \ « j Lake luuio- Women support
respact far animab through _,
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(Muraiju your child to trcui ilium with ^
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Posi Home. v3805O: Mills
Road, from 0.30 a.ni^t61t
p nu Tho menu Includes
s a usn go, ia us ago 1*graV]
and biscuits, bgg>,
namorrtos.'Juico andicbfTBO. Cost for vadul(s-\t;rfi
S4.50, stintor clttzons^w
S3 50; and children undar$!
10, J2.50.
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Please tend all items for this column
,tp |o Ann Me Pall 5529. E. Lake Rd..
Sheffield Lake. Ohio 44054 or call
945-5531. All items must'boreceivedby
noon Thursday.
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;SO'B- BO'S Dance
4;"Rock and Roll is here to stay, so says
I^thfi Middle School O.VV.A. The studunts
i'ptthe Sheffield Middle School Occupail Wqrk Adjustment program along
their teacher. Allen Klcsh will be
the school's traditional Parent:. Oldies Night. The nostalgic
will take place on Friday. March
£30 from 6:30 p.m. lo 9:00 p.m. in tho
^school gymnasium.
^."For your dancing ploasurc; ihe sounds
^pfthe 50*s and 60*3 will be provided by
*Dair.Cohen .of Mobile D |*» Inc. An
"c 50Vstyln mMt shop will prorefreshments under the direo.
Emma DcFranccsco. - Impact
.Economics teacher, and her
NPWS
5.00 to 8:00 p.m. The dinner AVIII be serv
ed ir. Grismer Hall ut 715 Harris Rd.
The cost will be $0 for adult*. S3.50 for
children ami 5 and under arc free. A
senior discount will b« ovuilablu with t
curd. Carry-otils will be available.
Fur more informal ion c<ilf Justine it
949-6471.
Cummunity-Otisiness Advisor>
Council
,
The ShefricltifShofrield Uko Board of
Education is forming a Community
Businoss Advisorj' Council to provide e
forum whereby community members as
a group may snare ideas. Information
and recommendations with school personnel In an advisory, capacity. The
District Advisory Council and Building
Advisory Committees will have structure and will deal with specific tasks
assigned to them. Tasks and areas of in
vestigatian can be suggested b>
members or requested by the Principal,
.
admission
charge
will
buy
you
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Superintendent
or Board.
tr
jgtburs of 50*s and 60's dances and tunes
If
you
are
interested
in helping in this
" 'seyeral fun-filled contests. There
applications are available,at
rill be a prize for the best dressed (50's- capacity,
the Board of Education Office or at any
£style) jjuy and gat ;
building during regular school
"fr/Tho dance is open to all Middle School school
hours. Completed applications need to
students.and their, families. So, 1st tho be
returned by March 23 to the Shef,roll'and jaLri us, as the
Leku Board of Education.
ta one of tho most exciting field/Sheffield
1824 Harris Rd.. Sheffield Village. Ohio
sntsin town.
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44054.
• Congratulations to the Broblcslde High
|Schoot Concert Band who received a I
J a r Superior Rating at the District Band
^Contest held on Friday. March 9 at
F^rXvon Lake High School. Way to go guys!
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f Boole Sale
a note of the Doiuonkas Book
TSale this month. It will bo on March 22,
823, and24 during regular library hours.
IBooks'records and tapes will be for sale
gtirtth Ihe profits benefiting the library,
[the game time, the Friends of
irakafl will be holding a nave
^membership "driv*. Como and support
'"""ir library.
Erfa Perch Dinner
.United Chu;r,h of. Christ. 003
JuuMtAve1; will be serving en oat- in or
"oury-outLake Erie Fetch Dinner on Friday, March 23* Tha [tinner will bo serv^fl«',f«vm 500 p m . to 7'fJO om with
ut available at 4 30 p m.
rmeuu will ronslst of Fish. French
'ties, Cole Slaw, French Broad, Pio and
•"""rflgo. The cost will be $5 50 for
i, $3 forchlldren undor 12 and free
brlthildron under 3. For rcsurvations
1949-5358
Dmonkas Doings *
.Children in second through sixth
rade can satisfy their sweet tooth by at
.indlnij^n Children's Chocolate
^Workshop'ouiMarch 31 at 2 30 p m ut
,the library.
""(Children will learn about molding
loeolale and making chocotute
tvered*-* pretzels, Talsfns nnd rice
i. Everyone gets to take homo the
treats they maku. Although the
^grkahop Is free, chUdron will have to
[pte^ivglstor by calling tho library
"°"' '* out about software avallablo far
kwilh'proschoolars during a freo
.jputor .orientation and domonstrat,™ia ofsoftwaro nt the library on March
[ZJyat 10J0 o.m and 7.00 p m Thu proim'^Is froe and open lo adults For
ire information pteoso call tho library
££940-7401.
heffteld Lake Citizens* Group
JSThls group will bo holding a mooting
[Mfirch 29 at 7 30 p m in Iho Ambor
Jptektr meeting room This group is
Mtyallabla to talk nhout anything of In
"jerost to tho community
Art Classes
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The Sheffield Lake Art Association
wtll start thu second session of classes in
wutcrcolor painting. Tha five week
course will begin on March 10 ot 7 00
p.m. and will closoot 0:30 p.m. The
classes, which .will meet at the Community Center, will be taught by Mrs
Diane Botdman of Avon Lake.---'
There is a $30 foe for this fivtj week
courso. For more information please call
Grace Stockorl at 040-5137.
Soccer Registration
SOCCER TIME! V«s, it is that timu of
ypitr, no got out find'have a liltlo bit of
fun Tha Sheffield/Sheffield Lake Youth
Soccer Asuoc. will bo holding regtslni
tion fur the in house teams. If you wore
born bntWEiau 1982 and April
1.1960. wo
would like t-j invituyou to1 join us in tha
sport of soccer Soccer requires; no
spoe.inl skills just tho interest In having
fun. Registration will bo March 24,1800
nt the Shnffiold Luke City Hall on Harris
Rd from * 1 00 a in lo 2 00 p.m. There i»
k foe of $10. For more Information call
Stove at 049-B346.
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AVON LAKE TEACHERS
ITJQ A C U A M P l h a t m a n y P a r e n t s l e e I y ° u deserve a raise , but are t
11 0 M O M M I V I U very upset at your actions.
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I T ' O A C L t A I I C thai you insulted our Intelligence with your proposal of
11 5 A OnAML half day strikes.
I T ' C A C U A M C that you used our children for your own gains
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11 0 M OnMlVIC especially at the high school That Is intorglvat^' I , r '
11 0 A O l i A I V l t that you had to act so unpiofessional
Doug Turner
For Returns
Lenten Series
Tho Rov Douglas E Turner, o 1970
grudua*o of Avon Lake High School and
longtime rosidont of this community,
will return hero next weekend to preach
at tho Aian Lako Utu'od Church of
ChrfBt Doug won a loader in high school
athletics and In other school and community activities His parents, Don and
Pat. wore civic leaders hum before rctir
ing lo Ihe in Florida
After high school graduation Doug nttonded Toludo State Unlvursity.and tho
Lancaster Theological Seminary of the
United Church of Christ. Presently ho ii
seving as the Pastor of Frlcdons United
Church of Christ, Irvinfjton. Illinois.
This Sunday mornrng Doug will
preach in Ins homo church whom he
was ordained in 1977. Worship at tho
. Avon Lako United Church of1Christ Is at
Service Council
0 and 11 a.m. Tho church is located ut
,„ _jngratulnHons to thu new officors of 32801 Electric BKd opposite Ihe
[Service Council. The president is Kotl.y municipal swimming pool.
rinoflllc^vlce-prosldent Is Clorls Lavoly
"t Am the Good Shepherd" Is Doug n
ind-rSecretary/Tren3urer is Lynolte sorman title. His message will bu part of
tho church's 1390 Lenten PreuchliiB
^Vfooro.
Series on Iho groat "I AM" statements or
SpServtco Council will be giving out
|osus. Ol course the public is invited to
itt«tor Baskets if you wish to make a
6natlon. it may bo dropped off at tho hoar Rov."Tumor* and ho will especially
ha delight ml to see old Avon Lake
ICommunfiy Centor #hap. tho offico is
friends. A coffoo hour follows oech wor[open
flhlp service and provides an opportunity for fellowship
« « Erie Porch Fry
SlSThomas Church will bn tha alto of a
Ever Since
You W*«e a Kid
You've Wanted
to Try
It.
Lake Erie Petch Fry on Marcii 2J from
11 0 A O l i A I V l t that you let emotions rule over common sense
I T ' C A Q H A M P that you've
lost the respect of the community and
y
don't see thfit
IT J C A C U A M P that you don't realize how much you havfl hurt the
11 w M OnMlVll- students, their parents and the community^
IT»O A C U A M C the boys'and girls'basketball seasons had to fall
I I 0 A gMAIVlC victim to this mess
IT'C A C U A M P
that more ol
y° u dontt J°tn v o u r
PTA unitp wnose main
11 0 M O n M i l l C
IT'C A CUAMIE
M O M OMMIVIC
IT!C A CM A M P
I ! 0 M OnMlVIC
objective is the welfare of the students. ,
the system can't gei nd of bad teachers. There were
a lot of good subs in our schools during this mess
people are afraid to speak openly about poor teacher
performance fcr fear of reprisals against their
children
I T ' O A C U A M £ you didn't romember that the parents have to approvo
11 0 M OnMlVIC levies, not the students We hope that you work as
hard for levy passage as you did on your strike
tactics
IT'S A SHAME ,„ think that you would, "Do it all over again"
ITIQ A CLJAJUIP most teachers only attended extra-curricular activities
11 0 M OnMlVIC in thu past few weeks, when they were told to
I do so
by Iho union to, "Be Visible'1 Trie students love your
support when given with the right attitude.
I T ' C A CUAIUIP
11 W A OnMIVlC
a
° o o d P 0rtl0n o f t h 9 teachers cannot stand up for
hat
they know Is right against the Irrational group
W
loading them.
we alt had to be put through this mess. We
hope that it never happons aga'rt
IT'S A REAL SHAME
Paid tor bf Concerned Pv*nts
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Avon Lake
Police Log
Law Offices Of
RUSSELL LMclAUGHLIN
General Practice of Law
Since 1974
Detroit/Wisteria Professional 8Idg.
2217 Wisteria Way
Avon, OH
OefinUionset^oma ol tha abbrevlaliona found in
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UTWJrtaWo lo Locate
MVA-Motor Vehicle Accident
Behind The Avon Family Csru Center
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ffS Dr. Neal M. Kaufman
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ChechaOS
J«rrt reporting
101*pnonecass.
102? - Squad rwp dnatoSeachpsrkT
1324 BqjWieet reporting the
h spprehensto'io*
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1635 - Juvenles breaMno boMea on
DWKWvlna WMe IMoxlCMted
NCCMo Cause for CoaoUnt
0lsp.Unh>0l9pctcfled Untts
DOVOrtvmg Undw (ho Influence
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0102 - C/24» 10/1S w/15 from Forest on wartwit
(romLon*iP,D.v . ' 0221>CV241 1 0 / t 8 w / 1 5 for OW). Needs tow:
06S7 • Squad responding to Psrtc*>ood
0040 • Squod respondng to Moorewood
0818 r VantWtomtoveNcto rvportod by MiBof Rd.
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1044 - C/24S 10/19 w/16 from L M T Rd. on warrant from Syria P. D . _ • ,. ..:.-•;• .• • ••.-.,.•„•...
1311 -MVA reported at aectrUBeck. Reports
1604 - Theft from vehicle reported at AJ_ Shoppno Center•
.1945.- Susnlciouo rnfls In area ol Learwood
Square. UTU
2138 - Report of obscene tetephomi c a b from
Electric Bfvd.
2250 - Juveniles .ttvowkio eggs on We«twlnds.
localed by C/241, edmonhhed, reteaeed-to
parenta.
2310 - ParUno complaint on Long Polnte, leftovers of s party.. Sent on their way.
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0008-9-1-1 HanQ/tecaSalMSerRd.lxMtoeu.
C/249 10/1S W/15 fuvenle, reieaaod to tether.
0106 • Criminal mfatcttef oompMnt on Westwindt
Or,, iuvenie femeis fled. UTL.
0438 • C/Z40.10/10 w/15f»mata from Moor*
Rd. Traffic stop., Cited for no operator's Icense,
jnd reloosed. *
0658 * Mem n local business on'Jcycdx Ml,
200$ - Squad leepondnQtoQecttic B M . '
FEB. 2 0
0954 - Squad respondnstoBeachperxT
2023 - Squad mpondnetoOrchard Parlfcai
2103 * Juvansaa^sncoDno off- flr«wor)a
Oafcwcod Park. GOASUTL. r\ , v v 2245 • Sc*ad raapondng la BroofcftehJ
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0741 • Loud imrfBereonvisK on
0939-Squad retpondnotoDBechpark;
1206 - Squad raspondbgtoBerkshire,^
1216-Squad reapondhgtoMOH-Rd.
1726 - Squadraspondbigto,Karen Dt^-f
1738 PrfVAreportwlonJtoacteCt^ J
2100 CV241 tocatad opart door at
0207
LarD*crjwdbifroritofLjfcaf&t
ReposaeaatX) vehicle from OonwevHw;'0434 CV241 locaud on open
Landngs,
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0836 • Squad reapondnotoLate I _ „ „ „
0026 « drookfWd feaJderd roportngilim
phoneeale.
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1746 • Squad respondnQto\
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0 6 M - WarnsbWB riatdent reporVnD^s^
1042
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A CUT ABOVE - Creative Kitchens employee Mark McGlnnEs cuts wood to fit
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airaut 5C jsercent uf the cost of remodelyears ago - In; .the remodeling - mnrkol.
ing, keeping a lot mare money-In the
Realizing that people shouldn't have to
family cookie far
spend a fortune In their kitchen' makoAnd how do the customers fool about
! overs, hn began offering the olternatiye
Creativu KItchans?
His company has seen a steady growth
Mr. Robert J. Denk of North Olmsted
ever i»inco, which led him to move to his •
writes. "We wish to thank Creative Kit: facility two-and-one-hftir years ago;. ,
chens for the beautiful job that was don?
-."Wo recently created the tlogan 'Jusl
on our kitchen cupboards. It Is almost
Foco It'," says Fratianne. "It tutprossos
unbelievable to-soo the before nnd
U10 simplicity of tho change/whllosavafter...the job was done to wirfecIng people both time and, money. Whun
tion...tho installer was so very "|ual,
pooplo soo their brand now kitchen, thoy
quiet, anxious to please und a vory cons-
cientious worker.'
Creative Kitchens also features other
services and products including full
cabinets and kitchen Islands., sinks,
h a r d w a r e , and for tho '''do-itjoursulfor' counter tops to go con bo
custom manufactured * ' £*
,
A wide variety of stytu are also
available "One of the most popular
designs has been the European Stylo,"
states Fratiannu "We sol) tho cabinets,
or we will custom mako tfcrf Euro-style
on your existing cabinets,'using tho ro>
facing toclinlques."
located at 1080 Old Basset Rood,
showroom hours are Mon -Frl B a m. to
4.30 p in,; Sat, 10 a m , lo 2 p m , and
evenings by appointment, by cnil'ng
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A Taste of
Nutrition
By Kathy Germain, R.D.
carbohydrates and can contribute to
cavities. . Cavities develop when carbohydrates came into, contact ,wllb
bacteria in your mouth and produce
acid. Foods containing large amounts of
sugar tend to produce more acid. The
more often these •' foods are eaten,
especially betweon meals, the greater
the chances of toath decay. It's best to
try to limit the intake of sweets or eat
them with meals. This allows them to be
diluted with ether .foods and produce
loss acid. It's best to brush your teeth as
soon as possible after eating to remove
some of the'sugar.
When most people think of sweets
they most often think about sugar, particularly things such as table.sugar, a
candy bar. or a cookie. Sweeteners,
however, coma In many forms and
varieties. The two basic categories of
sweeteners aro caloric arid non-caldric.
Tho ' most commonly used /caloric
SWEETENERS
The average American consumes
about 12S pounds of sweeteners a year,
mostly from table sugar and corn syrup.
This amounts to almost 1/2 cup a day
from beverages, baked goods, candy,
and other foods.
We are all born with a tasto for swuct
bill sweat foods are not a necessary part
of our'diets. Sugar only supplies tho
body; with calorics. It contains 00
vitamins., minerals, protein, or fat This
Is why sugary foods are often referred lo
as "empty calories" - they contain
calories.but havo no other nutritional
value. It's iirporUnt for sweets not to ba
used in place of healthy food choices.
The'•'over consumption oF-fooda. in*
eluding sweets; can load to weight gain.
The amount of sweets you eat can cot
only affect year weight but also your
teeth.
* Sugars and slarchits>re two typos of
MS
sweeteners ore sucrose, or .table sugar,
and corn sweeteners. Other lugars
which occur,naturally In foods are fructose, found frifruit, and lactose, found in
milk. Non-caloric sweeteners such av
aspartamo (Nutra Sweet] and saccharine
ore found in - soft drinks ; and other
beverages, table sweeteners, chewing
gum, and gelatin and pudding desserts.
There aro many ways to say sugar.
Hero are just a few:
Brown Sugan'-Tho sugar crystals""of
molasses syrup.
Confectioner's Sugar: Finely ground
sucrose; coui'monly called "powdered
sugar**.
Corn Sweeteners: Corn syrup and other
sugars derived from.cornv
Fructose: A light-colored syrup. made
from corn starch, also a simple sugar
found in fresh! fruit.
Glucose: Occurs In small quantities in
fruit.
Honey: A mixture of fructose.' glucose.
and water that.Is produced by bees.
Lactose:. .The . principle: carbohydrate'
found in milk; commonly, called "milk
sugar".
Mapla: Sugar: The sap flow of-sugar
maple truer
Molasses: Rosfduo from processing
sugar cane or beet juice into, sucrose
crystals.
,,-j.
Raw Sugar: Tan to brown. ln*.ap-<_~K
pearance, coarse, granulated*
obtained by evaporating the,molsiure£j
from sugar cane juice
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Sucrose: Produced by concentrating r;j
sugar cane or sugar beet juices; includes £j»
granulated table sugar, raw sugar, con> g '
fecttoncr's sugar, or brown sugar.,__ ' r^s
Non-Caloric Sweeteners:
" * -V£,
Aspartame (Nutra Sweet); This Is 180 to^J
220 times sweeter than sugar I M o d e r a t e ^
saTe levels for a 130 pound parson havo*j
been determined at 18 packets of Nutra."
Sweet or3 cans of diet srela per day^uT
each individual mustfinLhis or herownl
level of comfort with the 'amounl'jbf
sweetener consumed.
"f&—
Saccharine: This was the first, manr,
made sugar substitute and U 300 to 40OJ
times sweeter than sugar. ' ^ • ^ / • ^ • f
CycUmtta: This b approximately™!^
times sweeter than sugar. Because^ofj
studies llnklng^cyctemateai V»» h '*"' v '* a
creased cancer* risk; •*--'- banned In the United „,—.__„ ^^
1 encourage you to sead yourlavaj
recipes to be testod^Bnd^allersdVto^ .,
more nutritious.* I also ass: that raftnuil
any nutrition related auestioiis&i ~ ~
as Idoas to be dlscussacLln future^
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Kodger Names Professional Of The Year
33382 WftflaifBd.
Really OIK- IS proud tu snnmmizc tlj.i1
Ken KwJjjrr lus fartiijij t!u- Ciotf.-l.ir.iJ
• An-a Uu-ini uf Kv.jltorS ""I'rol^MiirMi .,<
llio Year" jtvartf.
K«» wj* ulso. n'uusjniitui rvceiu!\ bv
Realty Out at thdr iinmtiit avi'.mlii-i fur fnniiu; .idliew.-ii u!i,:-i
in ih
933-2327
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Club" antj inr:!u<ii>.>n ii1-Hit*1 pr tj-iou-v
, "Dozer." awiird r*,i:.t,;iiL-:iiii: K
;is being in thy lop 5'-:» in Milrs c.f .i!l
acfossihe* rulioii. K^n ;tSv> rrcoiu.'ti tli.Ohio , Association j)| Kf.'jltur't "F';VM'deal's Club Aw-dnr1 fruni bnlb1 tW
Loraiti County ami tK- t;!rv.>l.miJ AN-J
Bourds of R'NiUurs.
Inducting Sunday*
And KoiWay*
It's o beautiful, sunny May afternoon
i_ (May 0, exactly). The crystal ball shows
'"" hundreds of Avon Lakers gathered at
the high school waiting for the event to
*ti- begin.-The.breeze is> blovving/Jhe flags
are waving gracefully, tho band is playIng. The checkered flag is lowered, and
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t h e y ' r e o f f . • • • • — ,-,-_
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uNikes and Avias seem to be preferred
gear but, stroller whaels. wheelchair
whacU and tricycle wheels are acceptable Speed Is nice, but completing the
course Is the only requirement. Kost and,
refreshment breaks are available, at
WostvteW School
and Redwood School.
f^The levant.'Is.11 the first annual Avon
Lake Education Association's Scholar-
Oatmeal Bread
16 02. loaf
Ken Kodger ,
Q-Tips
Cotton Swabs
number of professional committees to
nssist hts Run I Efltntn industry. Me is ulso
deeply comtnitted to involvement at bis
church.
Ken resides in Avon Luke with his
wife of 2;i years, Lois. They have'five
children, four of whom iv
colics*; during 1990.
iho following: "Popita Greus" by
Pascoal Choul, "Incidental Suit«" by
Claude Sinith, and "Symphonic Movement" by Elliot Del Borgo. Crincort
Band directed by Hufry Pfingstcn
playoti "Moraehtations" by fared
Spears, "Centennial Overtures" by
James D. Ployhar, and "Tbccatn For
Uand" by Frank Etickson, while the
Chorale Mixed Chorus was directed by
William C. Zurkey in singing "Cantoto
Domino" by Schutz, "Come, Lovely Spring" by Haydn, and "UBt Caritas" by
Duruflu.
,
Cood tuck to our Avon IMikn lijindu
and Choir when they go to State
Contest.
If You Can Walk, This Will Fly
C
Prices Effective 3-21-90 thru 3-28-90
48'oz.,
District Contest Results
• Threo of tho Avon Lake High School's
music organizations which participated
io Iho Ohio Music Education Association District Band and Chorus competition on March 9 end 1Q earned Superior
: ratings. The Symphonic and Concert
'Bands and Chorale will be able to pariticlpatojn tho State Band Chorus Corn*
.petition at a Inter dale. The A.L.H.S. A
Cappella Chairearned a Superior rating
which Is a Tqo, so they cannot take part
in the Slate Contest.
.-.'Judges for tiio bands were Thomas
Heodley, Gayle Stald«im, Dalu Laukhuf.
•wight Somcrvillc (night ruading).
A.L.H S. Symphtr jc Band,, under, the
direction of Harry Pfingstoa, performed,
• Registered
Pharmacist'
Ahvays On Duty
Dove
Dishwashing Liquid
1
If that •ivL-rim'i etiotjufi fur o u r \<-;tr,
durlnjj
IHH'J K.Jii • also pjrntid t l m
•diMigtiatipn of Rva\ GM.H,- Utoi.LT. T i n s
designation required additional courses
c)f study and the succt«,sful com pit-(ion
of th« Stale of Ohio lest torthu Broker's
license"The real rewards'come from helping
home buyers and se'lcn,-," Ken <wiys.
"tiio professional recognition naturally
follows." "MyListing/Sale* volume has
exceeded SS 1/2 million since 1987,
that's over 60 transactions. There is a
great deal of satisfaction knowing (hat I
have personally helped over 1GO,'homu
owners achieve their goals.
•.'•-,Ken also finds time to x'oluntecr for a
1-S0O-233-3S72
OPEN
9 a.m.-10 p.m.
Every Day Of
The Year
ship Walk. The proceeds will finance
coHego scholarships forlocnl students,
but tho fun will be shared by all involved. If you can run. walk, crawl or p'idal
from the high school to Moron Rd. via
Elnctric Blvd. and back to (1m high
school down Redwood Blvd., you won't
want to miss the camaraderie. Make it a
family activity. Pack a picnic basket and
|oin tho community for dinner on tho
high school grounds after tho walk.
Details are not yet available. Tho crystal
ball forc-as; serves only to alert you to
springtime fun and give you plenty of
time to dust off Iho sneakers and loosen
up those logs. See you May Oth.
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Your «y«s play on • ,
essential role In safe
bicycling. Four eys functions
aro especially Important: :
• Clear distance vision,
also known as visual acuity.
Is needed to see quickly and
ctearty oil tratttc signals, road
signs, pot holos and road
obilrucitons, so that you can
roact sadly.
• Color purceptlon Is a
mujt lor proper responses to
IralDc signals and stop or
yield signs.
• Depth perception nlknvs
you to safely judge the
distances botwoon you and
your bike and other moving
objects, as well as stationary
objects that are in your
cycling path.
• Good peripheral, or side
vision, Is important tor
anticipating and actually
seeing vehicles and people
that are not directly in Iron!
of you, but may be
approaching from side roads
in a comprehensive eye
examination, thoso four ,
elements ol vision ara ,.
evaluated and corroctod, it
necessary. Remember, safe
bicycling depends a great
deal on seeing well.
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uitmrmst ot
better tr&ton by:
ROMAN BOIWKA, O.D.
515 Moore Road-Suite 3
Avon Lake, ONo 44012
216/933-EYES
, Anyone able Io help for a two hour'*M
shift on Wednesday, Thursday, F r i d a y ^
or Saiunby. please call Barb or £oooreV|g
as soon as possible.' "-":;-;'^
Thank, you for supporting the St.
Lunch includes a hot don, potato,
chips, Jelly-b«tins and ice cream. Activities will include face painting,
clowns. Iwilloon twisters and pictures
with the Easier Butiny. Pictures are S2
filch- Coloring contest winners will 1M:
announced. Circle April 7 uti your
calendar and join, the Busier fun.
By Decra Balracrt Polovich
'success.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
Pleasu send or drop off article*- you
ACADEMIC BOOSTER CLUB
wish to have in this column to Deb™
MEETING CHANGE
Avr.n Worueiis'Club is offering j$50O
Bjlmort Poiovich.. 3576Q Kk^ulsburwtfr , Academic Boosters have changed
scholarship to un average, or above
kd.. Avon by NOON on Thursday
tliiiir regularly (latin! iiievltii^ !r> April 9
nvL-riige student who is a senior ittbefore dale of publication;
«t 7 p.m. al the Avon East Scriuol.
Iercs>tcd in furthering their education.
DATEMINDER
LAWN CARE PROGRAM
This student must be an all iiround perWant to loam liow to put in a n«*v.
Miirch 21 -'Avon'Harming Commission
s'lnnnd an active volunteer io school
liiwn or care for ihu one you now have?
March21-LevyCommission-Avon Midand/or community services. The appliCharles
BuhrtVu
of
,
tho
Ohio
Codle School Library 7:30
cant must, be an Avon resident. The
0[M;r<itivc
Kx
tension
Service
will
speak
March 21 • Jazzcrcise-Avon Middle
scholarship is uot based on financial
at the Avon Branch Library on WednesSchool 6:30
p.m.
need. For more infprmation contact the
day. April 4 from 7-B p.m. If you have
March 22 J Lions Club
Cuidunce Office at Avon High School or
lawn caru rjuestlans or problems. si«n
March 22 - Kiwanis Club
the Avon Public Library. Application
March ,22 - After Super Club-Avon vip for this program. Came hi to tho deadline is April 15. 1990.. Library at 2400 Ridgeland Dr.. to S E E N I A G A R A A N D
Library 7 p.m.
register or'call the, Library at 934-4743
WILUAMSBURG
March 22 -Trim-Up Class-Avon Middle
during regular hours.
School 7:30 p.m.
The Avon Women's Club Is planning
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March 24 - Avon Festival of Flowers
two bus trips this year. You are cordially
DEMONSTRATING
Easter Egg Hunt 1 p.m.
Invited to iain us. The first trip is SsturMarch 25 - Country Breakfast Post 7035,
loin Avon Library's fling, into Spring
duy, April 21 to Niagara Falls, Outlet
0:30 a.m. -1 pjn,
'
on Tuesday evening, April 3 from 7-8
Mall. This mail {s within walking
distance from the Falls. For thi:- one day
March 25 • Avdti P.T.A. Roller Skating p.m. Mary Ellen Piazza will
demonstrate ihc art of flower arranging
trip llie cobt per {wr»un is $35. ReservaParty 4-6 p.m.
••
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focusing on spring varieties. Then learn
tion deadline is April 1.
March 26-Avon Council ,
to make designer bows with deborah
March 26 - Opeta-Avon East School
The second trip Is to Wiliiamsburg.,
Danchuk.
Pro-registration
is
required
March 26 - Jazztircise-Avon Middle
Virginia leaving Avon Friday. June 1 in
for
this
program.
Come
in
to
the
Library
School 6:30 p.m.
the evening and returning late Sunday
March Z7- Trim-Up Class-Avon MirJJIu at 2406. Ridgeland Dr.. or call during
evening. June 3. Cost for transportation
regular
Library
hours
at
934-4743
to
School 7:30 p.m,
and lodging is a reasonable $95 per per'
son {four people to a room). Enjoy shopMarch 28 - - Jazzerciso-Avon Middle register.
FAMILY
NIGHT
CELEBRATES
ping at the famous Pottery or visit ColSchool 0:30 p.m. EASTER
onial Willfamnburg. * Reservation
March 28 - Levy Commitleo-Avon Middeadline j May 1. For more Information
Sign up for the last Family Night of the
dle School 7J0 p.m. ;
March 28 - Pack 333 French Creek Inter- season on April 5 from 7-8 : p.m. call Fran at 037-5507 after 8 p.m., Mary
at 037-5790. or Sharon ot 937-6823 durCelebrate the Easier season with a craft
protlve Contor 7JO
,
ing tho day. You can also call Marilyn in
and story. Children of all ages as well as
CUB SCOUT PACK 333 MEETING
Elyrla at 365-0330. Call early for your
Cub Scout Pack 333 Is having its morns and dads are welcome to come.
reservations and enjoy a mini-vacation
March pack meeting at the new French Pro-registration Is required. Sign up at
full of fun.
..'••'
:
Creek Interpretive Center, 4530 Col- the Library or call 934-4743 during
orado Ave., on March 28 at.7 p.m. All regular Library hours. Family Night will
ST. MARY'S RUMMAGE SALE
resume
in
October
with
a
full
schedule
Cub Scouts and their faro'Jies era urged
SL Mary'* P.T.U. Rummage Sale will
to come. There Will bo a brief meeting of crafts and activities.
bo hold April 6 from 9-3 p.m. and April 6
with awards; followpil by the program
from 9-Noon. Fill a bag for SI on April 7
on ecology and earth day. Please do not LUNCH WITH THE EASTER BUNNY
only.
go to The Barn this month.,
, Make Easter extra special for your
I'loasu dropoff Ilbmson April 4 from
AVON SCHOOL LEVY SUPPORTER
youngsters this year. Bring them to tho
0-8 p.m. and April S from 0-6 p.m. ONThere will be o committee meeting Avon Women's Club annual "Lunch
LY. Workers will be in the school hall at
EVER* WEDNESDAY at the Avon Mid- with the Easter Bunny". This spoclul
llioso times. Far largo pick- ups call Barb
event
will
be
hold
in
the
Avon
Middle
dle School Library at 7:30 p.m. This Is*
Miller at 034-4830 or Lenorn Cathren at
open to anybody who would like to work School: cafterla, April 7. 1090 from 0344407. Please call ahead for help with
on this important Lovy Commitiee. Your 11:3O-1 p.m. Tickets are $2 each and will theio items.
b l snd Ideas are vital.to pur school bo available at thu door.
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try Breakfast on March ;25~ froinifcT*
a.m. til 1 p.m. Tho { menu Hincltid
sausQKe. sausage gravy- and-bUcuito^
eggs, homefries, juice andcaITB&':J!0$t
Cost for - adults --Is t-$4.5OrV»cnIo
citizims. S3.5O-. ond children undorilC
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Avon Festival-.'.of ..-Ffcjwer*}
holding tho:»^2iul Annual Ed5ter^Ej»i
Hunt on \f ^£h'?24Vat>^?pji£Srii(£t
Schwartz «iiHad Park. This isvopanj
ALL children preschool thru 6tb gii'd
Many prizes, candy, eggs-andi
Face painting . will ; be; offeredSi
refreshments will be
avaUabloiiFor i
information
call 7 C)ebra s Polovichai
1
937-5400.' ' •v":T^,^^^Vftpfe
ST. MARY'S J1SH FRY v:!;:
St. Mary's Cbtirch will bo boldli _
Lako Erie Perch r^h Fry dh'Marchj;
rrom 4-8 p.m.Jat the Scbool HaH.^ "
Cost lor adults U$8"and .cbJIdreDut
Advance, tickets11 available^ai
Barber Shop or by; calling Jean^SnUtfiil;
034-3302 or Anita Stoctard at93«331
ROLLER SKATING P A R t T ^ ^ i t
The
Avon^P.TJ^MTa^aaoium
Roller Skating Party1 on • March 25;frbl
4-6 p.mi'flt tho Elyria Roller Arima^Coi
Is $2 for admisflion ondStJ25.ror,slcif^
rontali For more InformaUott'caU^Jaii
ParlM-at037-530O->^;^£iBs^' ;; '^ :ij **
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37190 Colorado Ave-, Avon
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BOOSTER CLUB T-SHIRT SALE
,.
T-Shiri Salo, sponsored by tho Avow,
P.T.A. Academic Booster Club, Uniorw
in progress. The t-sbirts have the -Avon,
Eagle emblorn in the center with names
of AL?.studentsgrades KthruBthgraded
printed on the front. Colors offered areji
Pink. Cold. White and -the ' sixos-htorpchildren are 6-8; 10-12; and 14-16 arid*:
cost is SJ-50.
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32020 WALKER RD.
933-3733-871-0488-365-2587
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NORM GUGGENB1LLER
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Myers
AVON LAKE
H 40*58*;, Y o u ! i,and,*pecMut-living m Wta
wdh'3 Mdrocm, 2*4 batha'and
l?k¥Tn^f;B*ino- 4 diotno foom», Trw ;rRasttr
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416675. Tfcts cadu rancrt at B205 Hfckcy Trs* haa 3 badrooma
4 2 fun baths. Th« warm & invmna (amity rm. iaads to tha patio.
Dinar I N W H toduda formal L H A OH, mat-in kuchan. uHtty
room, large prtvata lo) 4 Z car naatad oaraoa 1)04,500
Qa>nw/Homm, 9330733 Op#n Sun. 3-6. Tour on TV Prroanf
SHEFFIELD LAKE
402B91, Immediate occupanc/ available
lor this 3 badroom, ZVi bath hom« in
Chatham Pofnto. Builder upgrades indude
security ft intercom systems.' Jacuzzi.
decorator window coverings, i oEogont oak
woodwork. S15B.500. HommA3arnor.
93M733.
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416379. TNe hom« iatoohinotota fanrfy W.W
Ha 4 bMiroonM and 2M Datha.' H"« lotmed on • ,
quioi d«ad «v) i l m i , An appaallng C*P» CtxJ
fMlurtng a hlgri aneroY fumac*. wttfi rurin
aiactrlc air 0«*rm, newar carpating, hmtiad
Qaraos. and fatrnal a aat-in dining, $85,500HarO Jonaa. 833-3733.
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AVON LAKE
420243. A wrap-around porch anrianea* this 4
bedroom, 2W bath cotbnta! located on • qubt s
cuMa^ae to.'Oi+fli yaara oU ortth tarnay
• w n wttti firaptaoa. 22x23 ccuntry .Utchan &
lintahad baaarwnL Q S M to ichdota and
•hopping SI S3 COO Su«an SchltlfRgr
•; 933-3733.
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- features .three
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\ztvA batri:;A convenient utility room on the
' first floor has a shower stall An oversized
l l garage and back yard shed offer great
l^sforaga areas. $65,900 Joanna Demos
TM3-3733/ .
256047. Thia •sthi unit apartmwntfouiidino is a
pood Invnunenl, DpponunHy. Eacft unH has t
badmom ft batn a ail appU*ncM. T w o U(llt *
are.compMoly-himtolwd. A laundry room in
tha butktmg and a cuvtodtan on tna ana are
oddatf (MtufM. Each unit hat a carport and
,air 'cortdtMnino. * 155,000, Suaan Schritlng.
B33J733.
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construction and wHl ba availabla In 2 wacks.
FaatuiM Inctud* 2M bains, larruly room nl
WBFP. casual A formal dining, full tMMment, 2
car gwag* A landtcaptng. ti34,900. : Susan
Stnffllivj, 933-3733.
AVONLAKE
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403846. Konareff built,home • onfy 3t»
moorhs, oWl- Four bodraormi & 2«r twllu
aro complemented bV^ 1 oak kitchen,
ramity: rm. with. flreptac* and first floor
laundry rm. AluU basement, central air,
custom, drapes-& many upgrade* are
extras. $156.900 Kathy Clkotle, 933-3733.
AVONLAKE
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^13007. ThrM.bAdroorns & two full baths
£up'arid a fourth bedroom / office or den
fand 5 fuB. bathoolisi,floor. The' 2i 1 xi5 t
jifamfr/imi & fun/basement w/rec. rm. add
Ipto'tms home's appeal 15 minutes from
downtown Cleveland & Hopkins Airport
i$139fi00. Kathy Citotte 93M733
413591. ThtsKanarall-bulK home in
Meadow.Acres has three bedrooms, £ »
baths, family* room with tireplace and den
or fourth bedroom. Added features Include
vaulted ceilings, skylight and a 12'x12*
deck. $143,900. Kalhy Clkotte, 933-3733.
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4 « 8 t 9 . This 3 bedroom. 2V4 batftcotonlal
won an award lor best master ^odroon In
the '1987 Homearama. Mbr. features a
stnlng room with a flreplan and bath with
a Jacuzzi. A'second fireplace warms the
M'xiB' Inmiry room; A brick front ft 2 story
foyer add to Ihia home's appeal. $232,000.
Cheryl Slater. 933-3733.
SUSAN SCHILUNO
Slats
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400423. Locatad on a woodad totm.a oraat
localtont - Spaetou* IMngroom, formal dining
room and nawar custom itrapas, family room
"and rtaw+y dacoratad knehtn. $112,tX» J
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'It's Time For A Change*
Mabry Resigns As Avon's Basketball Coach
accomplished.
i by Mlchoel Noga.
"There's always going to be winners
""• AVON - Mark Mabry recently resignand losers. I think too much emphasis is
ed as an Eagle head coach, after four
placed an winning*" ho said. Mabry
years of leading the boys varsity basketrecalled learning as en athlete In his
ball team in Avon
younger years that the only time his
"1 fust think the time is right for a
team lost was when theydldn't give 100
change," Mabry said in an interview on
percent."Cive your maximum effort."
Monday. "I'm not a bitter coach going
coached Mabry.
out. It's not a cose of sour grapes. I'm
: The Eagles this year set a goal of gainsatisfied with what
w e ' v e;
accomplished."
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.'' '• - . •' ing doublfrdigit victories, which was
achieved
by tho end of t their 11-11
Mabry brought tho Eagles from the Inseason. Mabry also commented that he
land Conference into the Lorain County
feels the Avon basketball program has
Conference four years ago. which ingained a lot of respect from throughout
volved making adjustments for a much
the conference, as evidenced
by Doug'
quicker, more aggressive'-tempo. Just
Wflck and Grog Wearsch 1 being named
coming off coaching Avon's successful
First Team All Conference players In the
S-,1 football season. Mabry recalled that
lost two years.
people'hod high expectations for his
• Other memorable moments include
first year of loading the basketball team.
In hii first year, he led the Eagles into .Mabry's first year, in which:iho Eagles
boat Loratn Catholic, then almost beat
tho now league and through a period of
Avon Lake In sectional tournament plcy.
growth and transition. During his four
Again he stressed that a near-victory
years, he~ saw win-loss records of 7-15,
could give rise for a celebration'as long
:£-16, 9-11 and 11-11, respectively: But
as
teammates played their hearts but. :
i Mabry said he prefers to view success in
Lost year, the coach was thrilled by
of how many goals were
A TRIBUTE TO A COACH
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A:c6ach is a teacher who constantly strives
to reach greater heights as a builder of lives;
"I just think it's OmeTotf
change. I'm not a bitter coac
going out. I'm satisfied; withj
what we've accomplishetL*&$&
MarkMabryl
Eagle basketball coachg
back to-back victories over Oberlin and
Kuystonc Then this season, the Eagles
up et Aion Lake in the glamour of Ihc
Klchficld Coliseum
Avon tms also now won against eicry
tuom in tho league. ' They look at each
gumo as another that they can win " he
commented "They've gotten aw«y from
being intimidated by somo of these
schools "
Mabry said he enjoys working with
Iho kids so much that no rcsontod tho
managerial part of bis coachiag duties
'I don't like tho monugomont part - bus
(schedules, pictures, open gym." he
stated Ho admitted it It hard to be a
boss of tho team when he would really
prefer to bo more of a friend
In glojryijn. victory and yes, in defeat '
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Another factor 'that Mabry recently
considered was Iho time demanded of a
yyhosets the example for those that compete;
basketball coach "ft seems >o bo getting
Who advocates teamwork and proves every day
that everyone wins m the game of fair play.
— words on a plaque
m Mr. Mark Mabry's Cth grade classroom
given to him by teammate Pat Malloy
said "The effort that Utfly gava^nw
most of tho lima tremendous." Likewise?.
Mabry commends Avon for having go«!
fan support, particularly when conslde^
ing Avon High School Is the amaHestthe league
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dynamic community support 'extended:
to a now coach^Ma*
whoever Is chosen as —_
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coach will have somo workt'cutTouL
[hough, particularly because Avotf High;
School will _graduato r sevea^aenlofc
basketball player* this year. He.»aldih«
looks forward to being a dio-hardEaglf*
"I'm fust enjoying not having to.wprrj
about basketball • rlght*:now/t&JUabrj
said. "But I want \o gel back?inut)lC
tho right situation V * - * ~ A I ™ . « « I
said ho .would like to
tant as'cppoiedtoi tbi
. toughor "nd tougher to be a head coach.
ding that Iho--ba5 ''hiiu.]tjB^uuujiMit<^w^
It is definitely more time consuming "
Mabry recalled sitting DII the corner of coaches want hini to coroeovetQo.ttfetB
his daughters' bed* moro thiin onco |u t school, but his timo scheduln * " "
wishing ho had a chance to be with his allow for It. "If it's right, 111 get bat
children on nights in which the kids .isk- to It,*' Mabry uld,~vi£t''"gl#*£Ap
cd if Dad would bo homo
'As for iiowvthoug&ltblnkperMi
He will now liuvo much mare time to ty it'c lime, for a^cliane
Tho AvonBoamof Education'1
spend with his wifo. Sue and daughters
pectod to accept Nfabry** fesfgaafloi1
Morgan. 7, and Tit}lor, 3
As for tho Eaglas, "I'm going to miss last night's- school board mbeUngJi*
thorn because they aro good kids,'* ho
Sports & Leisure Briefs
tho VVoatmore Horso Center 4(137 Westmoro Rd . In Avon Honors Winter Athletes;
Cuyahogu Foils.
The merchandise will stress horso-ruliiliid equipment
AVON - Avon High School will KoW
nnd a wide variety of arts und rrnfts Uonatlona of Hums Winter Sports Awards Program on Tuesday, March 27
to bo auctioned nro beiiif; sollcittid and can ho mado by Athletes fro'ii ctl wmtor snorts will bo h o n o r c c L ^ r j£
calling Kathy Schmidl at 1-225 7508 or Evelyn
1 ho festivities will bo he'd In th
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Forsmork at 1-230-5100.
High School starting at 7 p m .
Lunch will also ba available during Iho auction llm
public is encouraged ID bring chairs slnca rating will
Softball Registration Beginsy?|
bu very limited.
A V N LAKE - The Rucraation Doportraont for-lbe
Schneider Makes First Team
City of Avon Lake would like to announce 11 \% ta
AVON - Rosiu Schnuldor was rocantly sotccletl first teum applications for 1030 lummor eotlball leaf, .
trnm All Nprtheast Di<rict division III by tho There wilt bo two men's lenguos and a women's leagued5
For Information call the recreation dopartmetit'at
Associated^ Prbs8. Schneider Is tho firs? Avon fomalu
Summer Jobs Available
933 8171 bctwuon 10 u m and 1 p m or League Director^
bflskotball plnyor to bb soloclud lor the first tcum
JAVON LAKE - fho Avon Lako Rocroitlon Depart
Special honors continue; to come to tho Avon girls' Chuck Lupold nt 033 5341 bctwoon 4 and 6 p tn.'*
mont has openings for summer employment in iho basketball team • as four members wore selected ..all*
groenbox program and at the municipal pool
county. En addition lo Schneider making first team,
While supervisors and aides oru needed for the purks f-rin Kvoch arid Jenny Smith mndo second team, Duwn Band Concert Slated Tonight
Smith made third tonm. ' •..•••....^
and recroallon groenbox (irons malntanancc workers
office workers, concession stand workers, lifeguards
AVON LAKE - T h o annual Avon Lnko High Schoofl
swim program.Instructors, pool auporvf ors mid a pnol
CRUNCH Soccer Clinic Set
Winter Bands' Concert is baing hold tonight, Murch 2i"M
manager aro'lioedod at Iho municipal pool.-;" •: •
,, WEST LAKE -Members of tho Clevulund Crunch and at 7 30 p m in tho high school nuditorlum. Tho band*5|
AH applicants must be at least 10 years of ago by Juno the North Olmited, High; School High School Varsity will be director by Elliot Dol Borgu, composer and- '
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1, lBGOilAppHeantlpns may bo picked up at tho recrea- Soccer Team, along with coach Tom Hartfiold, will pr^ conductor.
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tion ;department or at city hall betwoou the hours of 10 • sont a two-hour soccor clinic from 3 to 5 p m on Mnrch
Tho symphonic band will play lha world prnmtoro of^1
o m and* 1:30 p.m.: For additional informution, cull 31 at St. John & Wost Shore Hospital's Houlth P'omo- a pluco entitled "Symphonic Movement." which Dol^
tian Center, 28927 Center Ridgo Rd , In Wostlako
norgo wrote especially for thr ALHS band. This pioce"
Tho soccer stars -will provide demonstmtions und was commissioned by tho Av'm Loko Band Aids for (ho^ ,
Auction Will Blaze Trails
,flkllt-buildingoxorcisos for area boys and girls who aro symphonic band as a contln'/lng port of tholr efforts to'.^
CUYAHOCA PALLS - The public la Invited to take a 8-12 years old. Tho clinic conts $'i per playor and Js opun huvo II major Amorican con poser work with tho bandrl
(o nil skill levels. Players should coma drassod tp play on a now ploco of music avi ry throe years
~i'
trip to tho Cuyahdga Valley National Rocraation Arm
(CVNRA) on-March 31 for the 5th annual trail riders and bring tholr own soccor ball.
Admission Is $J for adul t and Si for sludonts ond* v-5
'banoflrauctioiltidddlgnod to raiJu funds for horse and
For registration forms or tnoro Information, call senior cltizsns
4^1
ihUdafetifBlLdevpJppment.
833-43B3 ext. 6315 or 1-892-0515.
k^The^iucUon will befiln at noon In the coveredIiarena at
- Soccer Registration Scheduled
^LORAIN COUNTY — Tho Ronogodc Soccer Club
Loraln^County s only select club, will bo holding u
apodal registration for athletes in tho PRESS readership
-area at tho Knights Inn, near the Midway Mull from 3 to
3 p in on March 24, in Room 101
Any player with travol expertance dosiring a hlgriLr
level of ploy, as well as profoss'onal coaching find born
in 1077, *7B, *7Q or '80 should bring a birth corlillcalo
and
photo.
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~v'Positions ara limited Unlike othLr club tho
^Ranogado Soccer Club doos not require high monthly
charges^
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CLEVELAND - The internn.Iior.nHv
respected Kcvco-Clevetond Marathon &
10K. which annually attracts the world's
top runners, will anchor an «ntir*
weekend of raco-njlated activities
devoted to runners, spurts fans and
health and fitness enthusiasts on'Mav
tfl. 19 and 2Q.
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The 13lh annual Rcvco-Cluvekmd
Marathon & 10K will be held on Sunday
morning. May 20 in Cleveland With a
cash prize totaling more than 5150.300,
the races are expected to draw more
than 15.000 compeiitors from approximately 40 states and 20 countries.
."Revco's com business is health and
fitness and as the races have grown in
;s£ze and quality, so havo the activities
surrounding thum," said Boake Sells.
Revco'a buuiinan and Chief oxecutive :
officer. "In addition to the Marathon
and 10K, Revco will again host a free,
three-day Health & Beauty Expo, as'we'll
"as (Ul-day bicycle races and a Kids Run
on Saturday." • ' , •
'^ Jack Staph, Revca senior vice president and race chairman, added. "'The
Revco' is one of tho leading dual racing
eveUs In the World and it's earning
more respect each year. Last year cash
prizes were offered far tho first timo and
records wore broken in the men's and
m
.women's Marathon. Our goal is to main;taih the high quality of the 10K field and
continue to strengthen tho Marathon."
r^;"The Revco" continues its 10th year
tradition of hosting "races within the
h;^'.j'roce"1 with its CorporateToam Compotl^.tioiL Local companies and organizations'
>•': enterteams of threo to five employees to
•i'nihthe 10K. All fees directly: benefit
£TC*Cleveland, State University's Homer E.
^Wooding;'Athletic .Scholarship Fund
ig&ywhich receivednioro than $80,000 from
xV-Xbia Revco.'*,
^.Likewise, in'•••cooperation with
{Cleveland's; Metro Health System,
^wheelchair racers will compute in the
'MetroHealth Challenge Marathon and
:10K. Wheelchair race information can ,
; be obtained from MetroK-alth Systems
iat.ir459-57S8. ^ , : , • • . . • / . .
^ N e w . this .year. .Revco, in cooperation
nvith^Fun'n* Fresh Deodorant, is apon^soring aKIdj* Run to benefit Uclted
iWay. Open to children, ages 3 to 14, the.
sj'^iOds'rRun wiU take place at Cleveland
^'State's Krenzler Field on Saturday. May
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FITNESS.FlJGKT-.lrfna Bogachova,
of the U.S.S.R., shattered the old Revco Marathon women's record by nearly
five minutes in 1989 when she finished
the course In 2:35:55.
Also an Saturday, both amatuur and
top professional bicyclists will compete
for cash prizes in the 2nd annual RevcoCicveland Criterium. Tho all- day biko
races will speed through tho downtown
streets surrounding Kronzlor Soccer
Field.
The 2nd annual Health & Beauty Expo
ot The Cleveland Convontion Center has
expanded its hours and will he open
from 10 a.m.,to 8 p.m. on Friday and
Saturday. May 18 and 19, and from 10
p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. The expo is
free and open to the public.
Tho Kevco-Clcvnland Marathon & 10K
is co^ponsored by Cluirot. American
Greetings. Pepsi-Cola and Fields of
Nature Vitamins.
The starting timo for tho Marathon is
0:30 a.m.; the 10K begins at 0:45 a.m..
Tho starting line for both races is at
Euclid Avenue and East 22nd Street, in
front of Cleveland State Unlvorsity.
which, in cooperation with the City of
Cleveland, hosts tho event.
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FINISHIMG F I R S T - t h e 1909 man's Bevco Marathon winner. Eddy HellebuycH
of Beiglum, established a new course record as he broke the finish line tape
held by Boake Soils, Revco chairman and chief, executive, officer^ ;
Entry forms are available at Northeast
Ohio Revco drugstores or by contacting
The Kcvco-CIavcland Marathon, 1025
Enterprise Parkway, Twlnsburg, OH
44087. For additional information coll
1-425-nSll, extension 31570.
Park Board Fills Vacancies
v, by GInny Anlklenko.
-. SHEFFIELD LAKE - At last Tuesday
^ .night's.regular meeting of the Sheffield
^CIty. Council; Gary. Green, counlve,to the,park board,
pj^
ppointment of the; now
^recreation director and the new.park
superintendent.',-' , ;.,
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y^rhe park board conslderod numerous
^applications. David Poszgal, Interim
^chairman of the park board, admitted
that It took a long timo to reach a docirfc"But," he said, "that was because
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w a n t e d tho best and thatV what wo
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§|:goC;I'm"glad tho positions are filled."
g4Ih«i howjParkSuperlntendent ia Gary
d ! ! h
:had;rpreytqusly boon a
t
momber of the park board.
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Sandors said, "I want to extend Improvements to all.the parks as much as
possible. For example, now .walkways .
leading down to the bsich ore planned
for Community Pork. And we nro hopIng to get grant money for a fishing pier
so we can take "advantags of Lake Erie."
Sanders mentioned, the new small
football field being added to Gunnthor
Park and he spoke of maintaining tho
soccor field at its possible boat. Ha also.
plans a flower planting program and tho
development of a theme for Community
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for the Ihomu. I also Invite them to our
monthly Park Board meetings which are
held tho second Monday of the month nt
S p.m. at city hall.'We always welcome
tholr comments and participation."
Tliu nuw Recreation Director Is Brian
Bobrendt. He is a physical education
teacher at Tennyson School.
"I'm looking to add more sports programs like the intramural sports which
were started for children in junior highI want to extend those to grade school
students ns.woll as to tho teenagers in
the community.'*
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933-4961
To do this.^Ichrondt said, he will work
closely with the schools sinco Sheffield
Lako does not have a -recreation
complex
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"I also want to develop programs for
tho senior citizens, probably starting in
the suinmnr. Wo have1 the Community
Civic Conler that noods to bo put to
moro uso."
Behrondt statod tbo was looking'for-'
ward to starting on tliose pragromiand
Sandars expressed his pleasure In workIng with Bchrondt on the proJocU
they're both planning.
IPET CARE
Pamela A. Pohlmann
Veterinarian
Rabies vaccination for
dogs Is ruquirud by taw.
Up to the present time
vaccinolinR your cat for
rabins had aeon optional
In most plncos of tho
country^ This prnctlcu
may cUntiRe. ilu» to the
inopwsiHK numbnrK of
cola us iloinostln puln IIH
wnil JIS iin nlnrmiriK rise
in tlui stray oil pupulnlicn. Also, tho invasion
of wlldtlfu hahitnt for
building nnd housing
rluvulupmbnts tn ticccmmodalr, the ever incroasfns rise In tho human
populntfon is bringing
mora wild nnlmals In cooxistanco with our
domestic animals.
In a recent nuwtinjj by
tho Amorican Votorlnnry
Medical AsVoclation,
guldoUnos wore mado
for' nationwide mandatory vaccination of
cats for rabies and
members of..the Public
Health soctors of our
country arc working
towards legislation requiring all cats bo.
vaccinated.
•'• .'TJiU-' m e s s a g o is
brought to you as a
public service from -Dr.
Pamola A. Pohlmann,
' A v o n : Lake' Animal
Clinic. 124 Mlllor Rood.
Avon Lako. Phone
933-5207.
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BFG Will Boost A.L.S.O. Soccer Program
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tccnugs girls and more involvement with
soccer activities for high school Mudcnu
ALSO uses the Father's Day Tournament to fund maintenance of the soccer
fields, provide equipment, and underwrite referee and league fees. The
group also organizes a Soccer Day
Camp, which is held in August. Last
year's camp was led by five professional
coaches from Great Britain. Sixty-six
youngsters attended. This year's camp
will be expanded lo include the association's five and six year olds.
"Goodrich's sponsorship of the
tournament is a tremendous boost lo our
efforts," says Jones., "The tournament
has always received tremendous support
from our many local businesses, BOW
AVON LAKE - The Avon Lake
Soccer Organization is looking lo make
this year's soccer program even better,
thanks to new sponsorship the group ha*
obtained from the BFGoodrich Company's Avon Lake facility. BFGoodricb will
sponsor ALSO's annual Father's Day
Tournament, the group's major fund'
raiser.
According to ALSO president ScoU
Jones, the sponsorship will enable the organization to continue to upgrade and
expand Us soccer programs in Avon Lake
without increasing fees Tor participating
families. ALSO offers soccer programs
for children ages 5 to 14, and has an
adult soccer program as .veil. Future
plans include, all-girls teams for the
with the addition of a major corporate
sponsor all factions of the community arc
working together to host a truly firstclass event. Most importantly, il allows
us to continue lo offer a high-caliber soccer program to our community — one
that is truly wholesome, safe and fun for
our Avon Lake youths."
Bob Kissling, manager, human
resources and safety for, Gpodrich's
Avon Lake Technical Center, says that
the company decided to sponsor the
event because of. the number of facilics
it reaches. "We wanted to participate in
something that would demonstrate our
commitment to the community, and support something thit is important lo the
"Spring^fnto Spring''Goif
ccmmumly We appreciate the op-**'*
portumly ALSO gave us to do both.* £?
The Father's Day Tournament is
Avon Lake's largest supporting event and.5SJj
attracts more than 7,000 visitors each*
year. More than 200 volunteers, plus the
Qty of Avon Lake and ichool board «*-.
sot in making it a success. According lo^
Jones, when the firsi tournament wai
held in 1982,32 teams participated.year, more than 100 teams from
states were involved. This year'
ment wilt be held June 16-17.
details will be announced m
weeks.
Special
A golf course can enhance your commmity
Then: is no question thai goiters lene
living near their favorite golf coursa. but
a golfing facility can certainly benefit a!!
members of n community, golfer und
non-golfer dike.
While golf courses require imiJmum
attention and minimum costs in turms
of community services surh as police,
fire, forestry work, road repair,
seweragB. etc, they play o significant
'role,in creating' a desirable atmosphere
in a community.
-They make quiet neighbors yet provide recreation for all ages, u plus for
any community,-whether the course is
private, public or municipally-owned
Historically, goif courses have, and
will, attract desirable professional pco-
JJIO into o community as well as proUdltiK Ioc.il yor-ruumi employment
and . summer employment for high
school and college students.
Goif.courses offer young people the
opportunity,to caddy and the resulting
exposure to a very ftivorablc controlled
working und social environment. In
many areas of the country golf course
members have contributed to the
scholarship old of deserving caddies.
A a vital pjrt of n community, man)
golf courses rucognteo the importance of
maintaining good community reiutions
and will make their facilities available lo
non-member guests for civic and social
affairs. Also, they ofton allow local high
school and college trams to use tin.
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Starting at S2.00
9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
371 10 Colorado Ave -Next
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Recent Purchase of Hedgewood
Golf Club, The Entire Go!(
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Moadowood Golf Course. Will
Now Be Known As:
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For Information, °iease Call Brenda
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at minimal orno charge.
Golf courses can ulsobuu primary factor in the decision lo buy H home ar
locate in a given community. Many local
real estate salesman will agree that the'
golf course can be a vital solus aid. A
golf course can also be a dclnrmining
factor in a company's decision to move
In or out of a particular community.
Golf courses • are unique as both a
recreational facility and a conservation
land tract with no acquisition costs lo
Inn'community. They add an important
sennic value to a community with no
maintenance or landscaping costs lo the
community.
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A golf facility provides a sanctuary f o ^
birds and smaller animals and '
perfect aquifer for soil end
servation. Conservation groups
ecology groups am now giving in
ing recognition to the importancej
coursa acreage. Such facilities c
pollution problems and the t£^
plantings hove a beneficial effect Offairjf
urincntion
?3<?$$E
Non-golfers con cosily swing intdspe-x
Ing by signing up with a course golfing^
pro for lessons. The phystcaUfltnettl
aspect of golf attracts*o Wide^ranga^n
gnlfcrs to the sport and Wost^Sti
nnidents are fortunate to have a variety^'
of golf courses ta choose from. ^ ^ \
Sweetbriar Golf & Pro Shop Is New
At Svw'olbruir Coif Club everything
that is old is out Even the course name
has been changed The new- name is
"Sweelbrinr Golf & Pro Shop "
Bucky Kopf, owner of Sweetbriar for
fust over one year, has made Jtnprovomonls to every facet of the 27 ho!«
course, pro shop •'•nd adjoining properly Kopf said, "we're dedicated to making Swuclbrbir tho finest 27-holu public
golf facility anywhere "
Golfers will benefit from course Improvements, a remodeled pro shop, new
pro shop products and a new entrance.
The improvements arc occurring at an
accelerated pocu as the golf season
nnnrs, but Mark Wise. PGA Professional, said ' tho improvements won't affect our golfers"
Course Improvements include drcdfiIrg and enlarging 'ho creek* and ponds
to increase watering capacity. Colors
will notice firconcr, softer greonn during
tho dog days of summer
The planting of ovur 150^ trees to
cntinnce the courses natural boduty und
croute moro strategic hole play, especially on the liilrd nine
The mo of special aerification
mjchlnoi last fall tlmt will result in
softer grconi and Ices this summer The
planting of thousands of flowers on the
course and the replacement of all
bridges
Pro thop Improvements will Include
new display fixtures that will
display capacity by 60 percenLVTel
sion with a-VCR-VUfrberadded
customers'can enjoy more golf after the
got off the course. A'nawoak flnlstiwa
covering will beautify- tbe.pro shop-flu
terlor and oirer more fii«i-*i«[»i»™.Jf*
display space;
Grounds tnii
wider omrancQ'wIth extensive landsdt
ing and newcobblestone:sIgDJ?ttaw^p^Bii
ing far the three pavilions andLneWluf
service bathrooms for the paviliona*^«
"Many golfers had commcntedron. tho*
positive changes that 1occurred'during'!
the 1900 K a u n . " " " " " " * " " - 1 ' - - ' *
predated those co
fell these improvement* wore nocessai
to serve all gnlfers _to ,tho,
ability.
" f"C --"V^-n^^Sweag
"Our goal 1* to create IlTetlme^olBtloq^
ships with every Sweetbriar^
by offering superior servleovcu
ditions, playing opportunities,'pnxluctsa
and prices to every
believe the changes
aid us in ranching on
to make Sweetbriar Calf* Pro Shop thej
finest 27 hole public golf
vJ
Ohio"
jyu •i'vtyizpi
"We expect to have OQ percenrof ourY
improvements completed by TthV*uiIrst^
wook of April and oncouragiTgoifers to'°l
come out and see tho new)"lmproved>:
SwcetbrlarColf & Pro Shon."-< --SS'-WJ
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New Decade
Has Dawned at
Sweetbriai
G O L 1* & P R O
S H O P
(Mon.-Fit bulore 1t:00 a.m.)
-Open All Year-
Larry G^F.nk
Golf Professional
py^j-
BROOK
Golf Club
Come to the April 5th Grand ReOur Remod .led Pro Shop and S<
ening of
Terry Fink
to
70% Off Retail on Select Items
Club Manager
750 Jjyiox Rd. Avon Luke 933-WO1/871-0822 Clcve.
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High School Athletic Director
Dick Deasy
AWARDS NIGHTS TAKE SHAPE
Winter Sjiurts Awards Nights wilt t»>
held on Mun:h 25, Man.li 2(5 uiul April
2nd to recognize nthlcU's from Wrestling. BasVulbulI and Swinmiinj*.
Sunday. March 25 the.freshman. ]V.
and Varsity Wrestling'teams will have
Ihuir Awards Night, along with the boys'
and the girls' freshman tiaskotball teams
and freshmen cticcrtcudurs in HUJ liinh
school auditorium. There will bo a
dessert social hour immediately following in the cafeteria.
The Girls' Unskclbiill tuam will have a
Championship Uutiquul at this Fountaim 1
Bleau Party Center on Monday. March
28 at 6:30 p.m. Thi- rasl is SlO.iH) [H.-r
person. Members of the lya'J-'Jl) Vi^ sity
and JV squads, along with JENNY
SAUL. Ax*on Lake's Sl<ilo Championship
swimmer, will bo recognized.
On Monday. April 2nd tho Championship Boys' Basketball team will hold
ihefr banquet also at 6:30 tit the Fountains Dlcau Party Center. Members of
(ho JV and Varsity basketball and
cheerleadtng squads will bo honored,
i;f.!(i! "i'lii1 v!i.irp-si!i>«liiu: f.uitnt.cmi bv
sr.'i.Mi l'ir ill-.- la-.l timu in SILT high M'.fmol
i.arc«r ;it lite I-or;iin (Tuuiily All-SLir
Ciimv iit tljriti \Y<;M Hijjh Sclioul o n
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BANJOFF HONORED WITH
SPECIAL MENTION DIVISION II
A.P. ALk-STAR AWARD
MELISSA BANJOFF. Avon Lake's
leading scorer on tho 13-1 SVVC Cr>
Championahip Girls' Basketball team.
was honored this past week with t>cinn
placed an the All-Star team as a Special
Mention. MELISSA, a four-year Idler
winnor and three-sport -athlete, will attend Dayton University onflfull uthlolic
Tuusday. March 2D.
SAUL 1st TEAM ALL-STATE
(F.NNV SAUI, was named this [mst
,%ve»jk tr.i tliu Ohio All-Stole Teiiiti in
Swimming. Sim was a winner of the 50
m«t«r Frit! Style nnd fourth in the 100
inultir Treu siylt* iii the stiilu niout this
yvar, JENNY, also an All-Sliite performer in cross country nnd truck. 14 a
junior at Avon UiVx- High School.
SHORT STUFF
Wit hwurd thai ANIJY SC1HI.MNGKR
will sign with l!n; NFL Minnesota Vikings a«i ii wiile rcci.ivcr .tilii return
spi'iii.ilist. ANUY iva«s put mi this Plan'
"H" list at Phoenix, and Mimntsutii picked him up...CUNT WEST 1ms mud« the
University of Cincinnati var«ity pitching
stuff as a freshman. He is U'2" - 105. and
looked real strong when ho visitttd this
week...KEVIN SCIIMOTZEK stopped
by after his team earned the #1 ranking
in Division III this year; Wittenberg
finished 27-2 on the season... Finally,
look far MIKE STIVES this yoar in tho
800 muter rut) and ;J2OU meter relay at
Bowling Creon. His mime was mentioned continually during the indoor season,
and he should have n good outdoor y«ar
in the M.A.C.
Tickets fur. t lie buys" all-nlur «nrm- «t
Elyria are on sulo In the athletic offlco at
discounted prices for advance sale.
P l e a s e call 933-5184 f o r m o r e
information.
WESTERN REGION CYO DIVISION
A CHAMPS -- Avon's St. Mary's eight
grade basketball champs, with a 7-1
season record, await upcoming tournament competition. The girls In the front
row. from left, are: Julie Krystowskl,
Mei Matty. Tracy Arendt. Jennifer
Sheperd. and Carrie Sedlvec. In the
back row. from left, are: Cindy Bansek,
Laura Krystowskl. Brand! Cothran,
Patty Hricovec. Missy Czarney, Kelly
Ounegan, and head coach Allen
Arendt. {Not pictured are coach Linda
Arendt and her assistant, Kristin
ArendL)
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EAGLE EXPERIENCES - Dan Passmore of Avon Lake was one'of 21 Soy
Scoute from around Ohio who travelled to Columbus last week to present the
Eagle Scout Report to the State. Passmore is pictured wllh Ohio Secretary of
Stale Sherrod Brown, who spoke to tho Eag!a Scouts about his own experiences in scouting and the importance of community service.
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tan &53-4971.
Oonwout 3 Bedroom Ranch in
: Nnnh.RKfQavM*. Urgo oaMn KrlChan, N « w l y Ramotfatad
throughout, Largo Log Cib-n Uks
- H«e Boom, Naw Furnaca, Hool and
Quttort. 1 S0«103 Corner Lot. AAhlng
M0.SC0. Open Houta Sunday 1-3.
34072 Weatpolnt Dr,, 327-4T37.
VEftMIUON LAQOON'S, 4 8 H witn
50 n.oochag«, clOM to beach. Extra
parUng. O*at th* spring price IncraoM. S22S.00O. Wlnlaraiein Hoaltf. MM7^7at. Su« Backus. Aisoc..
lMr368a
FOH SAL£ Or OWNER
Mortn RMOWIIIo E*tra C1«a^ 3
BMroom Split, 2 Oath*, Central AJ\
2 CarOaraoe. Wooded Lot. Many
En rat, 75,500 Op«n Hous« Sund d / l M . Coll lor Appointmanr
027-0082.
02 Mobile Homes for
Sale
MO SHE HOME HY OWNEH
1978 Eleono 14*70. 3 bwjroom,
large kitchsn. Opon Siif«J«y 1-3,
35157 Coniar P-Oot- I0S. North
mduuvlilo. Aih.no
115,900
^5«
03 Out of
Estate
Town
PRICED FOR QUICK' SALEM"
Custom ?QR. 2 tjolh horns vn
baautllul Lftki* S«QuCa. I' you Mho
boating, (jot I ing or (lining In
P i n a h u r i l . N , C . araa call
919-673-3312 collect attnr 0pm
"o 4 L o
Acreage/Sole
I
s &.'
Lol lor sale by owner. Ovnr one hall
•cr* on Glendal* In NR. Call
327-2221.
06
414311. f w l o M • * todraom cokmar w«i m batrs, rut
baaanwH witn hvdiraoij IMor*. and • 2 Ear inacfMct garaga
anting on a ;iit3S lot C*»Mi*» tor your Wuf.
Call 949-7151
365-9347, 871-7225
407775. Iha opportunitytotuif Bit* mnOfifl aoa Itnl on a
QUIM. dMlraol* cut-d*-wc lot. ThM fwriw oflar* ao nwcti I
can'l M •nryitVng, but f»ra'» • >*». f i * wni IrxXacai In
room, eanlral sir. btg wl-%1 kNchan. gVmg m m . P«M
tw attacrwl Qwaga, a ututty m m thaTk tarQa
anaugn to dtvKM mtc • 4tn bMroam. ana a Bptawftng ilac*.
Aung UM.KO, C*» Bonnla Rtpct, tuMy I
Call 949-7151
385-9347,871-7225
Cemetery Lois
4 Camttary MM at Elmnuisc Park
Cemetary. Avon. KWO each lot. Call
748-1323.
07 Commercial Proporty/Lease
FOfi LEASE. OlfiCB & Ft«lail Specs
In Tiie LarMinga Cnil S33-7tSt or
fl7!93M
10 R e a l E s t a t e
Wonted
HE5PONSIUl_£ matried Coupin, no
'childmn, looking loi B LEASE/OPTION TO BUV on a 3 or 4 bodroom
twmo In Avon/A«^n Lako aroa. Can
titord 1SQ0 lo t050 pur month. Call
anytime, 933-9178. Miko of Lort
12 Business
tunltlos
oppor-
"DO'V'OUI Own Hois Hair Stylist.
Ront you' own tlstion. )12S par
*gett. 933-aeea
•
SLASH OROCERY BILLS til
Hugn Savings Wseklyllt
Laarn insiders proton refunding
method) In lot matw>7 Rush atampqd
salf-addraitad onvelopo: Foodrruutvr, c/o RMW Advertising, Box
4*015, Cleveland, OH 44144.
439V&. Ccarial a Rnatl woulil M light at hofl* In tha
•ouifHHn «iyi« tmonial laaiuilng 3 b«»oom».- mJiW 0*1rooiTi I3'7I T lanury room miiinfraotaca.tUn'ng ruom. codntry
tuchan, lull tMwmani wRH r*c 'tKxn. canirM nrL atiKtwl 7
«u o*'*J« *« I*"! on • lupaWMd, IKIKHI O) wilti absva
ginund piwl and (ku>Qa bain lor only SSI.BOO f-ic>d h) toll
hBfwii an liafnleirad. C«a Dai* llafgelman no*
Call 949-7151
365-9347, 871-7225
SPACE AND SUNSHINE
•HB5I1 Four Miirooma, fturtuJ inmg tocm, timly loom
luaplaca) wnn buill in DooK cawa. kciuxt HI a tanilie
oitKnd for If* lid* la uiow . Sound gooOT TFw m l ,
toumry hiKflan oil) hiinn «v*ry uromnn', dioam.
a n a l rHugnnoihoocI (w r s w g • limit,' Otn'l ITI»J out on
thu on»in a-milBn Calt Uvcky OW]i for your pfrvmM lour
Call 949-7151
365-9347, 871-7225
•;•'•!
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ACT?
*\rm
THa cnarmmo 3 badnram. alummuni UMd ranch
Min ahacliad garaga nas Man paflialfy r»modaiml and la
n>0y lor trouT it laalutM a tatoa raar aacK. Catrwdrat aOivj
in <3an, irvj wuodbu'n*! In baMnwit. Snua'ad on I aci».
Monadto!wnfi ilwa, inuil.n tunng SM. and.rvnna In
MU"1IPIJ!»-I Twp Cud Jawail Ceo* ror youi pmsond lour. .
Cail 949-7151
365-9347, 871-7225
OPPORTUNITY PLUS
M4179 th* opportunity o* • liftUma PLUS and *WwJ bonu* of Inlna In LaLtmxa) Th4s *»lt-kiK)* doubW rial of.
•trtal pailiing, tuN btdniml. and mall-to-wit caipadnQ.
6»cn Mjrta h n 2 bodroon™. M fty tW.WO Alt (w Pal
Orynar.
Call 949-7151
365-9347,871-7225
••i:"l
KATHYSATULLO
933-7700
AVON LAKE
ELYFUA
CLEVELAND
933-6195
365-3761
871-7273
933-7700
36C-6S90
871-8880
Call
MARK MORAN
For Top Quality
Real rotate
Professional
of the Year
1988-1889
OAR President's Club
$2 Million Dollar
WESTWINDS TOWNHOUSE
254663. Lovely decorating enhances the beauty of
this less than 1 yr. old unit, ZVt baths inc. master bath
plus full guest bath, cathedral ceiling fi woedburning
fireplace add special touches to lovely sunken Irving
room. Heated sunroom. country Kitchen with oak
cabinets, bay window in dinette area plus garden window. 2 spacious bedrooms plus loaf area. Call the
lister CAROL J . GRESCO for your personal tour
933-6195.
.. ,
Club
933-6195 - 871-7273
•R
MARK MORAS
STARTtNG OUT?
415891. This cute 3 bedroom ranch is the perfect
place to start - eat-in kitchen. large laundry room,
garage plus carport, fenced yard. VA-FHA buyers
welcome. $51,900. Call CAROL J . GRESCO,
933-6195.
AVON LAKE - NEW LISTING
420183. So much value in this spacious 1-ownerrr-31
bedroom Colonial - super maintenance!'FuUrbasof:
ment. oversized 2-car garage, large living room^dirft
ing room, kitchen, baths on each floor, ceiling fans -*
Open 1:00-5:00 Sunday. 575.900^ KATHV SATULLO"
933-7700.
38704 KINZEL RD., AVON
416803. Best price in Avon; 2 bdr. bungalow with expandable 2 floor; bassment and detached garage on
.46 of an acre. Call MARK MORAN AT 933-6195.
AVON LAKE CENTURY HOME-S93.5001
Situated In central Avon Lake on almost Vi acre, this
three bedroom, two bath home is absolutely charming. II you like "country" decor, you can move right In
- won't have to lift a flngar on this one. Call today for
your private tour. LESLIE BEMJS 933-7700.
SHEFFIELD VILLAGE - 1 YEAR YOUNG '
400212. Exciting features Including vaulted ceilings*
skylights, fieldstone fireplace, full besement add up to*
beauty in this absolutely lovely 3 bedroom ranch in
area or hewer homes: 3 full baths and wooded setting,
tool $109,900. KATHY SATULLO 833-7700
-*r
"LANPIH3S FAMILY HOME"
414343, Vary well cared, for split level home, 2 tier
deck for rear yard enjoyment, formal plus family living
& dining, 4th bedroom or office, 2 full baths, central
air. Landings recreation facilities. Call MARK MORAN
933-6185.
START OR RETIRE WITH MAXIMUM .
BENEFIT FOR MINIMUM 9
417915. 3 Bedroom ranch, new bath, new roof, furrv*ae, & central air, open kitchen, covered triple patio,,
fenced yard, garage. $42,900. Call the lister. ADA
TAYLOR 933-6195.
OPEN SUN. 2:00 - 5:00 .
A RANCH WITH CHARACTER
- fe.
419199. and situated on 1 full sere In enchanting
Avon Lake. A perfect location to raise yotir 'amity,
closo to schools,.parks and shopping yet a warm
countiy atmcephere; This charming ranch offers^
bedrooms.'IVftVbatris 'and a basement, i
possibility .61:;another bedroom and bath**The
spacious living room Is enhanced by an attractive
window. Stop by i85Jaycox Rd today and see
quality home; HOSTESS: CINDY ROOSE, or cad
833-6195 for ai personal tour
f T J «
30 PAY OCCUPANCY POSSIBLE
404639. Over 2300 sq. tt. c\ living in this custom 4
bedroom Co*onial. Amenities include a true masonary
fireplace, French doors leedin£»a charming wrap
porch, walk-out bay window and tile entry. Neutral coloring thruout will maki. your decorating plans a
broezel BETTY WAKEFlELD or MARY ANN
TILDEN, 933-6165.
MILLION
DOLLAR
CLUB
LYN LEAHY
CJ. Tom Builder
/^/
SEARCH HIGH AND LOW
FOR AN AFFORDABLE HOME?
416687.
Sea this lovely 3 bedroom bMevel with 2 full
baths.1 Wth more for your comfort, convenience and
money. Located on a cul-do-sac street, close lo
schools and ^"transportation. Beautiful hardwood
floors, vortical blinds, appliances, den on lower level,
laundry and walk-out basement. Price 582,000. A very
well eared-foe property. Call my number 033-6195.
CPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 33056 MILLS-AVON
408639. Enjoy the privacy and natural sotting of this 4
bedroom Capo Cod home. Country kitchen and family
room In neutral colors. Priced in the 90's. Coma view
with LAURA MURPHY, 933-6195.
FORRENT^VONLAKC... 38FI.3
17 Vacation pn
bath*, (anch. NO PETS. S700/-O.
, feHoitWbOD. LoWy
plua wojriiy deposit. Available April
nalQtiborhood,
nlcsly , lurnishvd
Ut. B33-2330.
Avon LaNaTandtng*. 4BH Cotwila.
waahly/rnonthly. 1-0334337.
AVON L A K f i T l
LARGE
2 1/2 baUw, 2 car uarag*. air, 2
BEDROOMS, tMSemenl. MO PETS.
HiaplKat, cat.Jral vac, wattMr, a'l
M2SAno plua aecurlty 4opo»l und
IS WantedtoRant
applianMa and window Hviuraa, culurilitiaa Avalltbls Apr, i n .
W-aac ttraal. poo* K lannla. L U M .
^ N i l B u ! marriad coupL. no
9374347
d«poati, NO PETS, St.300. C«JI
tormn, looking to LEASErtJPTION
• Wr#a or four Mdroom homo In
033-63 ie.
A-1 ARSA, AVON LAKE. fMUKh.
wooda, doubt* garage, boat romp*
3Bfl, FULL BASEMENT, aitacrwd
rto**.NOPETBTaSB9. i ~ ? f t 3 3 7
a»rco« \f Mduded wooded area,
U
1&2 Bedroom, final,
No p«l», 1400/monlh, Rapty lo P.O.
walar, apptiancea. Both nawly
Oao 300-M. Avon Uk«. OHIO 44012.
19 Office Space for
ramdctaisci, tZ7S-3S0'mo. dap.:
MYHTLlBEACH- Z DR.2MIM, ful22M9T8 Of 777-7233.
Rent
ly (uinitNrt, Fran t»nnl», pool, ahopROCKY RIVER, 2 BH, cnnmting.
plna. Doaa to baaeh, W*«hiy raiea.
OTt5cTsfA?
garaga. appttoncw. 333-ftHI.
3ZA2520.
n«ar t-«ao. Call 3??-0«ao afior B
p.m..
W e S ,
3 Qfi, 2-0m\ti ConOo AVON LAKE....3BR ranch. I 1/T
avaMble May t. !62(Vmo. plua
batrn. tamlfy room wflirapiac*. aiv
BLE. U
pluncaa. 2 car t - d p * . NO PETSt
. mmMiatsly, 548 aq.ri. Kin]
tSSO/mo. plut »»c- dap. . Call
J;" l SL°' 1 k : * Compla*. 1« n. Cafl
, L A K E W A o i S b f J amcMcy^ 83*6441.
935-2900.
14 Forront
teat, wai*r/--appl!anc0«. Nawly
fwwWfdjCeaW. dtp. 228-egrt
Of777-723T«'.".V•.-••..-
vMx
. " : . - • ! . • •'.
Urga 2UH apartm«nt. Security &
rafaranca*raqutrad.Availatol* April
tat Can iftoripm. B34-4B77.
' tndrvfduaJfy DotignM
'Building RottrtcUona
' Codnr &d*d Brick Exterior*
WESTWINDS CONDO
Very attractive 2 b&droom unit. Many features Included. Large roams, woodburning fireplace, eat-in Jtltchon, 2 car garage, attic storage, screened-ln porch
ovorlooks private wooded area. Asking only
$136,000. Call today LINDA EHLE, 933-6195.
0» ^O«d. Norin
taaa.
Eicadanltacaiiorr,naw
Colonial building, raaaonabla ratw..
(«al OWnog aroa, 327-7402.
L X ^ , I n e o(llc« wST»
Cantor Rido? Road - conwraont
parking Lobby/focepikkVW aJt on
nrai Door Indnda*: aniwarlng aarv*», avciatary aanrfce. FAX. copy
machine, computariied aarvlc*.
Conlartnca room available •
reaaonaDIa, PFaaae call Ann at
671^1724.
DOCTOR'S OFFICE-LArtEWOOO.
4 i m t ' l rooma and paihlna.
6FFICE SPAC^.
danlat "Rd.
AvalMWo an temporary basli. path.
Ing, utllillM Incluoed. 933-2107 or
835-2242.
20
Help Wanted
ACCOUMTArTf/BOOKKEiPER—
MIDLAND ALUMINUM CORP
aeaka on Accounum/Booliooper W
aupervlta AJP, Inventory and G/L
£1!?
°T fU!' lln
,computB'.
e, Mopf* akilla a musi. Can
2(174044 tor an appointment. EouiH
Opporlunrty EmpWyar.
CHILOCARE - newtmn. full tlmo.
your h a m * atartlng Apr.2.
HBttrancea, norvamokar. Rocky
Btvararea,3SMH13.
Journal Motor Route available lor
Avon area, • If you have a ear In
good condition and want extra Incoma, you want to find out about Inla
partlim* work. Coll 248-CTRC. A»k
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
R*cep11onlatrOptical Aaalatant lor
paritlma or fulWme employmant. EHparlance helpful but mH necaMary.
Send raouma to: P.O. Boi 300-59.
Avon Lake. Onto 44012.
~
WANTED
!
TELEPHONE SALESPERSONS
Earn $3.75 - S5 per hour tvorhlrtg
part-time In a pJeaaant. fnendtv atmoNKiere. Mutt f u v , good aniilidr.
Room tor advancement. For op.
polnfmonu call Laura, B71-5TU7.
RECEPTIONIST/ASSISTANT doctor's office • North Olmtted a/aa.
Imuranca background helpful. Full
Hat pon-tlrrM. Send return* to;
W»«t Lira, P.O.Box 45014 DA.
Weitlake, OH4414S.
,
• Luxury Hom«Jt»*
• C U W M J J C Privacy
• Superb Craftamamhlp
TEENAGERS
, . Wanted ForYardwork • East End
of Shoffleld Lake
949-5520
PRESS REPORTER N_DGO Pan-time rapprter wanttd B covw
Avon Lake Oty WxMrt. W*at canrJMal* can prapara on* ettvv per
week on «crioof activttlei, fndudno
but noi iirmied to acnool bonrd ac*
two ant) tlmafy faalurs uattf Sentf
PREOS REPORTIMO POSfHON
CONCESSION STAND CL6ftK9
naoded. SUff tor conoaaalon atand
•t •ortbAK/bBMbaK eompleN Even
ingjartd weekurHv. April threuflii
Augu«. Oood p«r*on«Nty and maih
ottto necawary. IB ywira and oWtf
praferfed. Manar^rlot
poatllon ate)
Cn
SJ'Jl'P'i,
" 'or, applicallon
Wadlake F)ecmatlon . 0394440
n
Realty
One
•
Stop by any Realty One open
house and fi!i in an entry blank:
you con ''Start Pack'ng" for (he
Orient, Europe or Mexico . . or
send a srfif-addressed, stamped
envelope for an entry blank to
Realty One, 5035 Mayfietd
Road, Cleveland, OH 44124.
4340 KNICKERBOCKER, S.L.
415671. The price is right on this tantilizing three
bedroom ranch at only S46.000. Terrific starter or
retirement home, ell on one door. Walking distance to,
shopping center, library and take. Srvjrt shot to l-9o.
Coll ERNIE LANGIN for your private showing, also
open Sun., March 24,1990 2-5 p.m. Call 931-6195.
ACREAGE FOR SPACE LOVERS + + +
414507. Room to roam on this woll located propsny
with 3 bedroom ranch and a (uli suite in lower level lots or gorgeous trees and space to be creative • bring
the in-laws and make this your next home buy. The
snow is gone - come on oulft Call EO MITCHELL,
933-6195.
AVON LAKE
ELYRIA
CLEVELAND
IDEAL FOR STARTERS OR RETIREES
413859- Looking tor a 3 bdrm. ranch with bsmt.?
DcrVl miss this one! Located on quiet street in beaut,
area. Home is alum, sided, hardwood (Irs., cen. A.
and has a Ig. 2 C, dot. garage. Priced at 582,900. FHA
or VA welcome Call (or showing, DONNA HALASY.
933-6135.
VIDEO STQRE-FOR YOU TO BUYt
Nice clean business - in small strip.center - fast growing area - owners must sett due to olher interests come on and see a gom ot an opportunity to bo independent and your own boss. Please call tor details.
ED MITCHELL, 933-6195.
COMMERCIAL-SALE OR LEASE-AVON
254695. Need retail space or investment? Don't let
this opportunity go by. Call BILL HYDE today for
details, 933-6195,
933-6195
365-3761
871-7273
933-7700
366-6590
871-8380
AVON LAKE CAPE ON 344' DEEP LOT
This pleasant home has woodburning fireplace, dining room, luU basemen1, and 2 car garage. S75.000
Call lister DEL PETERKIN, 933-6195.
HELP! HELP1
Do you have a large tour tudroom home in Avon
Lake? Would you consider selling it? Please call me
right away! A buyer awaits - it's your move! Call
LESLIE BEMIS, 933-7700.
:
NEW HOMES
Sheffield Lake
Prices & Styles To Meet Your
Needs
Call
CAROL J. GRESCG
933-6195
A
"PRICE REDUCED TO SELL11
4 (ledroom - sharp colonial • on secluded section of
: Electric Blvd. • off Brunswick - This home available at
once -owner moving to new home shortly, come &
sea this, mint property with new price, $149,900.
Gorgeous loll ED MITCHELL, 933-6195.
aaai ' I I I
i
mil
II I I
!•! I
PRICE REDUCEDI PARK-UKE SETTING!
399503. Nestled among towering trees sots Ihfs
spacious four bedroom capet Uniquely designed kitchen and family room plan) Enjoy the upcoming warm
weather on .your onclosed patio! Buyer protection as,
owners have offered a warrantyl Can't miss with price
of S104.9001 Call KATHY KREEGER today . at
933-7700.
'
PATRICIA A. FREDERICK
has,;been' associated with
Realty One (or five years
and has achieved $2 million
dollar status:
§3 As a successful . sales
associate, Pat (s a member
of,Realty One's Top Uster's Club, the Ohio
Association of Realtors Club, and was named
Professional of the Year by the Loraln County
Board of Realtors. She is also a member of the
Women's Council of Realtors.'
v&'Pat.'has resided In the area for the past 12
years'with her husband, Adrian, who Is the
'commercial sales manager with Realty One
'and their two sons Adrian, Jr. and Christopher.
Rfttendhr, outgoing SALfcfl PERSON
I m n l a f l , ' pert-llm* evanfngt &
TwaakandMiB * overj Apply In perjanreTliet V K I M SJwppe, 27020
g*, Wastlak*.
[CARRIERS NEEDED
^
Srtorth Mdamfll* Presa. and Ughl
SnisiH canWrs. If you as* Interested
Bn'delivering f n * papers on
$Tue*days aflar school call John at
£«MM3
1 PART-TIME1 C A S H I E R S . O E U . , ANb
gCAKE DECORATOR wanted. Con-,
i, verdant Food Mart, cornar of Canter
' B J l B
N
_,.
-APPLY NOW
Is.. Arta offlc* has several permanent
£ part-time ©pen*ng» ror Wivtdu«l9
*wWt goos phona partonalltMs. Mori nlng and •ventng shifts available.
£.'/'",flp Experience • Wa Will Train
/ Gwvantad hourly raia plus bonuses
;- ;;For rntorvttw can eOMBIB
-i rHoutavrtvas and Studanta Wolcoma
^
also Availabla
m
CHILDCAftC naadad tot B mo.old 1in
our Waallatia homo. H days/wk.
Hormnofcar. Call 8820504,
SUMMEH PART-TIME JOBS. Euro
monay acorahaaplng aoliball
g i m t i . SS.00 par g a m e .
Watknfgrite and Sundaya, April
tnrougrt Saptamtw. war train, no
aaparfanc* nacaiiary. easlc
knowladga of aoftMll or batvball
hvlolul. Waillaht Hacraallon
Dapartmanr. 635^440.
tOW TRUCK DHtVCR
Dt
•
•d Inhaiwy duty lovrlng.
Haimam
l
Sfvlca, 21ftl W.IIPJiSi..
DOO OrrrEH>WALK^R. HOUSE
CLEANER WANTED. Waakdnyi.
CWan onca a weak In my Rocky
ntv»f homa. 356-1562, 1
RECEPTIONISt/SECHtT AHir .
Expanding carjer Mhool «f«ki tnIhualaslic A proloWonal looking Individual lor our •WHdiv* ttonl olfice.
TnH lull tlma position roqulrai al
loaal t-yr. offfco avparianca, word
procauing (klllt. SO worn accurataty
A a«call«nt phona partonaltty. Sand
raauma to: ESI Carosf Cantor, 1965
R
R . . Loraln, OH 44063.
RARE OPPORTUNITY LARGE CENTER HALL COLONIAL
417035. Open family .footri • kitchen with woodburnlng
fireplace, formal dining, basement, 147x150 lot. large
4 bedrooms, 2 car attached garage. $139,900. Call
Ihe lister ADA TAYLOR 933-6195.
LEISURE LIVING AT ITS BEST
200319. Executive townhouso, 3 full Ievol3, walk up
attic, dining room, woodburnlng fireplace, family
room. Just like home but no maintenance. $68,500.
Call the lister ADA TAYLOR 871-7273.
LOVELY LAKE VIEW
PLUS SPACE TO EXPAND
417919. Equal fantastic opportunity on this 3
bedroom Cape with largo living & dining, woodburnlng fireplace, basement, 42x14 expandable upstairs
with heat and electricity already run, new root, newer
garage, extra lot Included, area of more expensive
home. Call the lister ADA TAYLOR 933-6195.
SELL THE FULLPORTFOUO
Aa a talta rapraaanUIIva lor tha
Mutual of Omafta Compania*. offer
your pnMpact* n«aflh. fi'a. aulo &
homa owners Inauranca, as wall ai
mutual funda. Can you Qualify for
ihli BxcHing caraar? S»nd rasuma
lo: Mutual of Omaha, c/o Oary M.
Ttoumai. 2S111 Country Club Btvd,
Sulla 203. North Otmited, OH
44070. Equal Opportunity Companiel M/F.
CLERICAUDO<bKKEEPEH
pnrT
tlma. Day pointer opvn lor (oj^anilbla.matura Individual. 10-2prn, Monday. Tuaulay, Thursday. Friday.
Potantlal for moro houra. S4,5OVhr.
duing lraining, Call Worfdwlda Tilo
& MarblB. 035-8453.
NaM Extra C*ahT Jawairy •o«s
IH(HI, We n « d pcopla to »how H. Ex*
c«ll«nt pay, flDiibia hours, no coiiactinq or dalivgry. Call B33-7157.
Uabyattlar wlih IranaportatKin
wanted in my horm for 10 yoor old
boy. Waakdays 5pm until midnight.
Call 933-425?, Monday thtu Friday,
9-5.
PART TIME Repotar naadad lo
covar Avon City govarnment. Avon
City Schools and occasionally writo
laalu'» atotkrv Pnoio axparlanca a
daf In ate plus, but not mandatory.
Sand snort rosuma lo flEPOFtTINO
POSITION. C/o Tha prau, P.O. Box
300. Avon Laka. Ohio 44012.
CHILOCARE ASSISTANT, , pwtttmfl. Win train. Exfiarianca h*|p!ul.
Eica<lanl benaKls. Apply 9-6pm.
HORIZON
ACTIVITY CENTER
3O39S Loraln Rd.
Notlil Olmaiad 44070
Part-Uma
OHIVER > 2O days a
WM 1 *. RaUrea pralftrrad. Call for appolnlmant, 835-3699.
BA'-LFIELD MAINTENANCE
WORKER noadad. Work outdoor*
praoarlng baMtiail and *oRball
iwh» lor longua play. April through
August. S - 7 dyso/WMk. Suporvlaor
powtMn also avatltbla. Call tor ap>
plication. vVMtlaka flacioaUon •
63S4440
Landscape naln wantad. Ex
parlanc* prafarrvd. Call 934-6O3S.
COUNTRY PLACE
412567. This lovely ranch, built by Wm. Gresco
Homes offers many amenities * country kitchen with
plenty of oak cabinets * pantry * 3r spacious
bedrooms • master suite bath * central air *.'ga.i
heat * maintenance free vinyl siding 4 soffits.
$77,900. Call 'or your personal tour, CAROL J.
GRESCO 933-6195.
v
THE HOMESTEAD
405019. This revised cobnis! plan offers over 1500
sq. f t * center hall foyer * 216 baths * '1st floorlaundry * larger country kitchen with oak cabinets,'
pantry & desk area. Central air, 2 car att. finished,
garage. $55,300. Call CAROL J. GflESCO 933-6195.
i
THE HIGHLANDER
402807. Approx. 1650 sq. ft. Quality Living. This new
design by Wm. Gresco Homes offers largo foyer entrance * 2V* baths * 1st floor laundry * gracious;
master suite with walk in closets'*'country kitchen
with loads of oak cabinets open to great room * formal living room * fut! basement * over-sized 2 car
garage * 105 ft. frontage * $94,900. Call CAROL J .
GRESCO for your personal tour today 933-6195. •- •"
L.P.H., MadKal Assistant R.N. for
OoctofV oltica, parttlma, 4 houra
ariamoons. Mm.. T U M . . Ttiurs.,
Frt,, Reply to P.O. Box 300-BM,Avon Ufca. Ortki 4*012.
WAITKESS.
parttima avanlngs.
StaJia'a Rsstaurant, Avon Laka.
g33-3601.
•
BEAUTICIAN
wa,-nad with ax>
perianco. Gay-Watt O«auty Salon.
B71-4400,
•
PARV TIME Raportar noadsd to
covor Avon City govarnment, Avon
Crty Schools and occasionally wtHa
faalura tlorlat. Photo eipatianca a
fjennala plus, UJI not mandatory.
Sand short 'Humt. to REPORTINQ
POSITION, c/o Tha Prnaa, P.O. Do*
300. Avon Laka, Ohio 44012.
• Part>tlm* SECRETARIAL Wrork.
your homo or mlna. Oood ttriapnon*
skills & typing. 77B-750fl. • , -.•",
LANDSCAPE 6pPORTUNlTlES •
Full a part-lime' po»Hlora M M
avaHsbla lo parUdpala as landscape
a, maintenance workara. Com.
patttlva waga, benaflta. Murray
Landscaping. B92*1703.
MECHANIC - - Eiparlancad m
llflntmaavy truck raptlr, Musthava
own tooia. Apply. Halmana Service,
:
21BI W.I17IHSI.
TREE - LANDSCAPE help wanted.
Can 734^974. • '
Part-tim* H£LP wanted. Sundays,
12.5pm. GIFTS UNLIMITED,
Willlamabum Squara, 2589) Detroit
Rd^ WaatlaKa:
Full Um« LAB TECHNICIAN naad-.
•0 tor busy madicai facility. Pkrasa
reply with m u m * to: P.O.Box l « ,
NortTl RMoavltf. OH 44038. •
MANHATTAN OEU
In Norttt
Olmsted now hiring only tha bast
COOKS. Wa offer Trevmaola, good
atartlng pay & good working environ.
mariL An ahlMa availatrio. Apply In
parson « : 241801 Lorairt' Road,
Lauren H P (
^ ;
HOUSE CUiANIHQ. •.Professional
homa chwnlng sarvica looking lor
hoiWst, rellaWa paraona. Good pay
w/b«n*ttts." E»parl»nc« not
naceaaary. Working houra B^6, Mon.
thru Fri. Bonny MaTrJ. 333^411.
! & •OtES W A N T E D . 1 2 - y r * . 4
21 Sales Lists
Dld«r. Lsitawod Country Cluo. 2S13
* ~ ATTE.HT)ON-aOVERNM£HT
mature. «ft*Oi#. ! frsdiay fta- WaWlxU. Meev-ng
S'IZEO VEHICLES te«m HOT
WnSeJi* home. J.Aprt 3. 630pm lor nw.
non-erne***.
F t r d i , Uarceaas. Ctjf»eitB*,
I HM-OfiOQ or 871-5333.
•C^»^fyt.
no 'muUndi. Cart aRw 4 3Ci)m. tor
lOHlSS
tig3
portion now availacto «i
7
l Rociy RJVW O*!**.
41shr.Fo(
CLEAtttttO. Need someone (
wth r*UH*nc*4 to dMR smaH
n«ld La** honut every otto' Monday. 949-7441,83*torKim
nWf RnJg»
. Suflo 405. Roc"-?
Lendaespa/Destgn Firm tt
n»r. OH 44116. Ann: Dgpi MW
A<aJat*»l C . * ' M.OOO.OW.OW
g tiperianted, quaLty conf
NW p
L
acMnc* Instaaatlcn prbfMMonala.
WANTED: TtL£-MARK£1£RS.
s and * ' « •
AiktorE M .
. Also a ta«n maintanvice
tor^mai
l tor
1
l
o>*ra IIICWT>« El24 HOUJI.
to run cur mtegrti*a * " ° * - • "
C*11«nl working conOil>Dn« j AtTCNIION: EARN M O t i t * WATmonagofnent program.
1^600442-29*4 or 90*7007. ask I c
W work hart and ptMtuoa r«
CHING TV! 132.D0OV KKOms
CJw~»
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bal. Good pay. Call today and
I POtitr-XM DcUiii (1) C02-a34-B3QS.
O
hM
933-6261 Pt«M'i
SKILLS E X T R A n »n • f n p B y i w n l I EH, TV-5314
W o i c o 9O*C«J'i'r>p tn piac«m«nt [>l
[ "AIWJNES MOW HiniNOt FUGHT
M<K«d Oflto" oeople O M K 4 3 »
Pan-Unw Cashier & Ganarat Work.
I ATTENOANTS. MANY OTHER
1
)
•• Enpenenced. Apjby In person.
j POSITrONS. SI7300-J68^4aCaJI
Smttfi's Country Count**. 37500
(t) 602-838-6883, &c X-5314.
SJOLLS EXTRA
Colorado. Avon, Nti phona caJt>
-TW lor
ATTEKTICM:
621-7M5
Pt£ASEt
Ca9
Work.
OOEA.PF.
Nom«
E-PiF. U/FfH
Tnouaanctst: S t u l l i n g
p*s al hom«. Sand S2 arv! •
SASE ta: R. Satmj. 2LJUI St.. U U
Bonkonfcotna. NY 1I7T9.
"AITENTION: EARN M0H£Y
TYPtNO AT HOUE) I K . O O V r "»•
coma potential. D a l c t l i . ( t )
fttcawe an * any copy o' THE PRESi
g
20
Help Wanted
CATCHES THE
WORM
by visiting any one> rf in« fWcmn
locations on Tuesday ervnifigs:
CONVEMEHT FOOD MAftT
UOVEHNM£Nr HOM£S (ram 31 (U
tiu
ci ) o OaMngucnt
CM fjeOS&^OO
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to
repoliaiPOSTAL SEHVICE )ooa. Solarv let
* 6 5 t NaUomnma. Entry lrw( po*(>oru. CUt I-8C5- (W7-60O0 ait.
P-4JKS.
ATTENTIOH: HIRJNQI CnUIS£
SHIP, CASINO, HOTEL JOBS I
FHEE TRAVEL BENEFITS! O»l*Ii
(1) 002-833^885. Ext. Y-S3U.
NEED EXTRA CASH? AiwnUM
products n . hom« $300 plus per
wMfc. Our guide rwaols details.
216340-3374 d.t.119 34 t
R
POSTAL SCnvice Jot™-Salary B
SefiK. NattofMtda. Entry to*«l poar
turn c«n niaos-ea/-woo En.
P-Z1B3.
EASY ASSEMBLY ' any houta,
S339.B4 arwik, family ol 3 uarni
S-U17.92 morthry, FREE 24 Hour
RaoMing Rav*a!s. 801-3^9-2960
••LYt5aH. U.S- HOTUNE
DaANGEUS
BEST. A LOUNGE
AranLaka
KOPP^ Dl-niTE
Avon
Jon't haae WT»»
p
lfi tui homano"? CiN a
tchooi
V777-/123.
OOOUP MOflSEBACK HIDING
LESSONS.
NortnCtsiEvi^inan
CaTl*"1 "(M -jiritruTQ gnjup1 ~'id
pf iv JU lessen*, tchoot hen**, U. '*•
dinq a-xj traatng. tneoof i i * >a.
Aion U^«. 1 83MSW
IV*
HOR S A L E - B Y OWNER
Colonial located'on James' Circle features 4
bedrooms, ZVii: baths, full basement.' 2Mj car
garage. 130'X130' lot. Upgrades include.ceramic,
and hardwood'floors, woodburning fireplace,
finished screened porch w/cathedral ceiling.
ASKING $^65,900
FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 933-4971
TH<H*v *SCHES Mfor* Uia
raal (unwnar t m t t . Don't look bh«
• Ruriad aauaao* in Dial bathing
•ufl. EiarciM al ho«TM wWfi Mand*.
Can Jan. Oft-l MZ tor datatfa.
CompuWr Data Entry. My norna
tUM eompAliblc. Bulk mailing sorU f t d 734.1739. '
PAYINO I C O MUCH to flava yoor
houM ctoanid? Oiv« Judy's C t * w
Ing Strvm a caJI. Fra« «stlmstM,
good ratarancH, iruurad and bonti«J. 37^-6000
QUALITY CLEANINfl
r
l
lent Monaat, rBtlaWa individiWl.
Homas, Apt, Condo. tpada) dvartIng tot). ExcoUvnlratarnnopafurntsri•ci. Can art-BOSO • Etyrfa
1-365-4748.
Babyalttlnglnnty Bwr*. WUl pick
up. It convafitant.
(Areas: N.
Ridga'dle. Avon, Avon Laha,
Wawaha, N. OfanatMQ TLC and
nuaWy time span! witfi your child.
Alto MM droo children on lor
lauon/iponi pracfica altaf Kfiool.
1-3J7-44M.
24 Education and Instruction
CtflTlFlCD TEACHER
win tutot K-fl. Q71-6B03.
UNMATCHED, UNEQUALED, UNSURPASSED
llomca in Bristol Politic ate unirutclicO In their
beauty, unci|ualrd fn tlielr tlc((Jncc and
* in their ouiitanillnn crafumaml
nri Inc. h » torn hi o n ! |h
cicited the cucncc nf ihc
..
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i
..—'#tyi* . Choo-ie frum 1/2 itin in
a = | - T f ~ ) { V T F * Q acre hoociliei !n thli cxchnlvc riimiiiimiiy,
T 7 " * ^ . " , n ^ r T i i ' l * * ^ fr«»"> <il".(HH). liptn Sal. 2 - 1; Sun.
I
V.«.t Rt. 2 lo 2 S4 (Deiruit Rd.( t» C a w - 1 * . «n
^EVL'fjtfcen. PAT FK£U£HICK. 2.t6-6l,ttt.
ALL
GAS >
HOME
Realty
One
Try our Bounty Hair
Bocstetj A natural
vitamin-mineral (ormuia
developed to help
nourish the hair.
Contains a plan for
.thicker, fuller, shinier hair. Sugar, starch and
preservative free. You
can find this item at .
your local Discount
Drag Mart store.
*12Sotl
Cunom Sound WoeJa Dice
Jockayl naa Mvarsl dat*« availaSM
in 1990, Cafl loday S, Jnok your wadding or party. We w!> talw St33 Off
our pric*. Youil racahta 4 hours of'
trw t>QhoM quality inusicat •nlarWnnMmttor(200 wttn tO y»ar» *>patianca tn tha wvddbig vrUartam-,
m»m busfnMs. You can trust that
your wwddtng or parly * B be handl• d tpy prolessianais. Manbon this ad
wh*n you cafl ustodayal 933-7391-
34 Lost and found
LOST - Two &ft.wooden peocw
one standing, one irtbng. Somtims
ytf
Bay VUac*. 0 you know-their
t M U
M
Ctf 35MW66.
37 Income Tax. Service
UiCQUt TAX l*A£f>AAATKm A
ACCOUWTtHQ StCRVICES. Olreet
HectrerUe Bfinfl and dbect depoeH
avaHebte. Edward 4. SWjjafcfca.
Lleenaedi PubUc . Aceotmtam.
EnrsMedtop f a d k a batoralhe b v
tarnal Revenue Scrwtc*. 74«-atZ4
3Z7-JM2. axeas um« ns% Avon.
M 2 E. Revaiun M i North Eaton.
INCOSCE TAX PRCPARATION
done in my home. Raaaonabl* rates.'
Cn 93ft«
BEST BOOKKECmHO
FederaL State. Cay.HeaaonaMe
Rain. Free PickupftDtlrrary
A<aaabie days, evaninpi I .
INCOME TAXES PREPARED
by CJ>>.torBustnasaes
S IndMduala. iSyra-Eipenence
Heaaonebts Katue
Convwant ApprjintRients
31 Happy Birthday
HAPPY
11TH
BIRTHDAY
TIM
LYONS!!!
Kria Paul * BtHlarty
Happy Birthday BradJa* OuoganUitarf Kriatln, Paul * Unda.
32 Personals
HAVING
TROUBLE
REMEMBERING?
IDO J
For That I Use
Nature's Bounty
Memory Booster
Tablets
A unique formula with
i n g r e d . known to
p r o m o to m e n t a l
alertness & , momory
retention. Sugar, starch
a preservation free.
You may purchase
these at your[ local
Discount Drug Mart
S l o r e ,
1
• • • " . - • ; •
33362 Walker Rd.
Avon Lake, OH
933-2327
A PRAYER TO THEHOtYSPIRn 1 :
Hoty Spirit, you whir made mm as*
•varythltig and ihowad mm th« way
to raach my Idaaa; You who gave ma
tha OvUia gift to forgiv* and foroal
ttw wrong thai Is dona » ma, and
who a n In all Insianua of my
with r w I, |n thla *ha\ dlatogu*.
want to thank you for watftMng and
confirm onca mote thai I n«vsr want,
to bs saparsM from you no matter
how graat th» matsflai tfoalra may
ba. I want to M with you and my lov
sd on»» In your pafpatual
&ory,,JM*n. Thank you for.your
(ova towards Tia srid rrry lav*d
or«*H..Ps>sonsmuttMVthwpriy«r
3 conwKutiv* dtys without mskhifl
for your with. Aftar 3rd day your
wish witt ha grant«d. no matter now
dlltlcuN It may ba. Thsn pramb« to
publish this dtslogus u soon as ihl*
lavorisofantod.MB,
C
Hospitalization Ins."
For Groups & Individuals
Medicare
Supplements
Nursing Home
Coverage Available
WESALVEN
933-8875
Psychic fvsdar A ocMsor-ndp mtn
all probfWTis. Card, Palm, and
Cryttal rpfldrng*. 2 3 M 0 7 6 , (Lorsln).
t).
333-14R9
33382 Walker Rd.
Avon Lake, OH
£33-2327
Artiat lor ruf». CapturainamonM in
orievisl v\. dona on kxM&xi or from
photo-t-BaaaonaMa. 833-9067.
OO YOUNEEO t » t A . Wr I M 9 « "
d«Mluci>on? tf so. call u> at 390-t96D
CQUacL
'
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Serving ine areator*rsara year
•ound eerxteetor<m»H busmsaaee.
Oregory. A . ; Shannon.-,& Aaaoe.
33s3t-H Lake FkL EWincs and
Saturdays m i a t t e . C U ttXMIBT,
Faat-BeasonaUe.
lli
ilb{
MieV.
Days. Evenlnga. Weehtnds. BJward J . Nsa. Jr 4 CPA. 8SZ 1BBS
•-••••" Mano M. Oanesa
Certified Pubfe Accountant
• Coitiprehenerve S R I M I •
' Businew Sanncsa '•>'--J
A PflAV^fl TO TH6 HOLY SPIRH:
Moty Splrtt. you wno mso» ma aa«
•varythmo and showed m«tt»way and Financial
.934-4277
W I M C A my lda*K You Who 0«*« ma
>Jtm dtvtna QKI W lorgtv* and lorgst
tn«
wrong
that
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dona
s>
ma.
a
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l
WCOUE
TAXES
PREPARED
1
M M who ara In 3» Instance* ol my
'
byCPXtofDuslrmiss:
tl a wWi ma: I. In thia short dlalogu*,
A
IndMduek.
ISyi*.
Eoerianca
w»nt to Blank you lor av-jiMng and
..-.'<'. '--Raaeonabts Rate*
eonftrm one* tnora that I iwttt want
to be saparaMd from you no mattar
' Corwedsm ippaintBeiits
how era*) the mm** dee** may
,. ; Edward XAngtuoA
b«. I wanttob* wKh you and my low• i ones In your parpelutl
ptory^Anien. Thank you tor your
bve towards R M and my .lowed
ones-J>artona must say Ws pmyar
3 eonsKutM dsVs witfwut asking
for their wttrv Aftar 3rd day- your
wbh wtt be granlad. no matter how
dttnuift H may be. Than promise to
pubUh this dUoou* •> BDCft as this
lavor Is grantad. HJC
NOVENA TO ST. JUDE
,
M i y O H S a n d HsartolJeMa6a.
adorwl. otaclflad,tonedand prtMTMO.'
tK
ug
Sacnd Haart OIJMIM prsr>w ua. at.
, Jute, wort* * mWcm. pr» lor a*
ft- MB*, rwb o* l«lp*r: pray k t i * .
N^var la*K **f tor t * * H . 9 * * • • •
CAP.
34 Lost and found'
40
0OS^R0OfiMO7H06ariB,RerO0f
06M8J2
LOST:
; : Avon Lake
Westwinds Dlv.
Orange Tiger Cat,
Female
Call 933-8693
.
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CENTENNIAL I M C ;
Bonded * Insured JJV• Ratnodelno, AddroOfW ^^ .
OarsgM Concrete work.
., v(S,
• Hasriantlat
SKTi^.OrOeDavfci
779-5884
REHT-A-MOM. BaSytrtDog 0-2 Vf.
oldi^.day, avanlng or ovafnlg/it.
R f . CflU anytWM, 933-3452.
CH1L0CARS tor I or 2 aria. i « t
5 4 attar 3pm. In my North Olrrntad
homa. 777-3148,'
Not as thick
and shiny as it
used to be?
25
Entertainnent/Parties
WEDDING SPECIAL
22 Situations Wanted
rUPEBlCNCEO MOTHER
will
babyut tn my home, wa*fcday». P!ay
aiaa In back yard, WM prwkta lunch,
aftamoon anack a T.LC. E u M N
School •*•«., B33-O01O.
- .
kt my Avo L a # o .
toddiara.Call KKMB9S.
P M ' I H M I M CMhtcar*. Avon.
CCRC. E
caflMK **f*rancn. CaH 934-4742 to*
Has your
hair been
getting
thinner
lately?
P1AHQUSSOHS
E
u-* Gftduato ol Trw
y
vnaiory ' Montraal.
Cariads. W <n«lt. cnttitn and
adu't*. Call lor appointment.
t
Aj
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SNOW REMOVAL. Comnwrctai A <-^
naeloentlal MHourGsfvtce "Don't J
u M c N t f t
nowl Call Lak« Enterprises ™
«KW771
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PCTTIrMZOO r,
Pony ParteaProrrw. Nmret. Fun^
Enteruinrnant. Indoo*/Outdoors v.
Your house Our farm 4 3 M M 8 . r
Hans Aa Waltoovatlno. AB Intorior^
PamUna Taxtura CeHnga PfactM,
DryvraCfWVilah HArdwood Hoort,
.Stain Ooue Woodmin, Indudwa.^ ) %
32Yn.Exp -ln«H0d
Work Guaranteed
FREE ESTIMATES
FOR SALE - BY OWNER
H I BROOKFIELD RD., A.L.
i bedroom colonial, central air, nswly
rcrhtnJclcd kitchen, fireplace, finished porch,
full basement,
Move In Condition
Out your hack door to the pool, park and
baseball diamond.
Askii.g $84,000. Call 933*6392 for uppt. Open
House: 2 p.nr March 25 & April 1
1
t.
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JAMES
REALTY
JAMES REALTY - ONLY LOCALLY OWNED
COMPANY WITH OVER 25 YEARS OF
SERVICE IN AVON LAKE AND THE
SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.
MIS
32745 WALKER RD.
NATIONAL RELOCATION
Avon Lake
933-2560
CENTER
Cleveland
871-5255
OPEN SUNDAYI! 1-4 P.M. 208 PARKWOOO,
AVON LAKE $$78,000$$ LOCATION: NORTH
OF REDWOOD. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCV
- A V O N LAKE
WANTED...
419123. Features this lovely three bedroom vlnyfaJded ranch with m baths, eat-fn kitchen, dining
room with Jiving room, and back yard patio. Neutral
tones throughout Situated on an 80x114 lot, this is a
musttostall Stop in to see Mary Louise Gamellia or
call 933-2500/871-S2SS. Price b just $78,000.
408803. One family to enjoy this completely remodt
ed older Cotontal In Avon Lake. This (our bedroom,
two bath family home with spacious dining room, front
and rear porches, overlooking a wooded 60x340 lot, Is
only $89,900. Call Karen Leonard for your personal
tour at 333-2500.,
,
.
SHEFFIELD frutfi^ :":/•'. /
403747. Our new four bedroom Colonial
will placate the most discriminating eye
for quality. Featuring formal dining; oak
kitchen, crown moldings, and six panel
doors throughout. This model is offered
at $156,800 In Chatham Pointe. Call
Deb! DeChant at 933-2500/871-5255.
••-:•••
,.?'
OPEN SUNDAY!! 2-5 P.M. 31JGPEENBRIAH
DRIVE. AVON LAKE W 1 0 4 «*^)K LOCATION.
GHEENPOIHT; FHESH OH 1HE MAHKET...
418143. T h b exceptional (our bedroom, 2V4 bath Colonial exceeds all expectations: just 7 yrs old, this
home rests on Mt,acre wooded,homeslte Storage,
bam, sun room, woocibuming fireplace, 2500 sq its
central air," the Its! Is endless. Stop-tn to soe Audrey *
Looser or call LoreUa.KaHs at 933-2500/671-6255
CHATHAM POINTE.»
*4i4049,>Trtti J h'jni« has been loved 'ai.anJy'a "one
I ^owner horra-'can be.;, and it shows in every room.
t
; Spacious family room; formal living room, and dlnfng
• sV8a.three bedrooms wfth plenty of storage. Modem
| ydtchervand laundry area adorn this well kept home
•iwfth new furnace, roof, and hot water tank. You need
. only move in and enjoy. Call DeW DeChant today at
#83«50Q/871-6255. Price lajust $64,800.
. M O W - REMOVAL.,'- Firewood
; d a v « d v F a l Caen up. eonpietr
' i n n raoMMnanoe, low price*, b**
*; safltnal»a.cornmefriai A raildsnoal.
lHHHU*«iBM373«7
PHILUPS VACUtHTCLCANEti
CO. SALES AND SERVICE. N M
! dars.o*anta«d
f l m * a l ptfcaa on naw daanars. Wa
-rapalr• • makM, warranty ator* tor.
Homar and Eunfca. 1S11S OatrMt
, RH4 Lafcawood. PWwip and dattvafv
avaiatla. Cal 1^260730
t'haidar? •* ParKaps >; Lak«shore <
;SJstudents.:'buslnass people.: or
dtaa ejatat
stance wim the
.
,
-.v WorteJ;; sntarter,'. not
kngar: Can Lfch
Ukashore Ecworiel Sar-:
,'»tcas.ftttka-or Lort. at B3Mt79. '.
, ELECTRICAL-;• TELEPHONE
RMes.
0 j j dacha. lames, gazabo*. Special sprfiWINCEiiTfiR T O V
^ P A * V ~: >•- -2*; Hr.-> Santo*.- Minor
. Aflof0ab(« Rate*, tooled.
5?•% BtlCK'a • HAHOWARfi, > . 37078
landecnwnrspeJf. CaflB34-81ia. '
feSTSSHHSCOVlCMrSaay RoSerPSS
~
'
*> Utah Pressure,
037^400 for tre»
(0 »^OARAQE
BOOH3, ••- Openera,
S SEKKJR OISCOUHTS;: Ftossorubla
K OAHRilR FREE UVINQ.. KHChert.
;>'bathft:honw metfiUcaUom for the,
fo&L handicapped.' UtsotHed and persons'
ffijTr
sufrertng hem arthritis. CALL FORO
• ; '^il'HOME lilPBOVEMENT, 833-JBW.'
l^MONTYELECTRIC r
; Ucansed Electncal Contractor'-,
l new, Raoair, R#m
Circuit bteaJtars. I
£35-3581
Si S? ' UBERtV HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
•" • All hpss of nmodM'ftg. *•
ESTIMATES, to pwMttt tor aanlor ct*UM«. Call Ooufl
ELECTRICIAN
OALEY HOME IMPROVEMENT
Daetrlcsl * Haaflno^U Pftuss
\ Ratidanttal A Commardal .
'. Ucanasd • Bondad • Insured
-
221-8160
"ALL A
f
t
O
O
M
D
H
r
Car rapaln, tight piumbina. lawn
mntara, ate. Fra* ostlmalM. Call
anyttma. 933-M04. "
CLEAMIMD. ComiTMrclal, r—idmn.,ttal,ntw eonitructiort. batora or aftor
you mova. •portmwtt, ofKcea, pmaonatUad. aantca/'Bondad & in•und. Fnw aaOmataa. • AH work
guarantaad. F t * more Inlonnttlon
can DATt) EASE. INC., 3Z74340.
Olhart i t n d you ,a tlaanlng
mm...<va atnd you tarvte*.
B U S I N E S S 7 * RESlDldNlUL
TELEPKOM8 SYSTEMS. Salm.
SBTVICV. Addlllona, M o v n and
Changaa^ Ntw or usorf oquipmant
avallabl*. R«ildonttal wiring,
Raa*on«bla ratas. Laka Tatacom,
0334771, t-a0042Z-S771,
'
- PAJNTINQ 4 PATCMINO
PtattV K OrywaH Finishing
- •:•••, * CaUlnga SHpplAd
'• " Wsnpupar R«movod : QualityWoik.B«HPrices FHEE Eit. • fntartor Erturicr
E-nall Joba Wertonw 333-5205 ,
KELLIKO-PAIN TIN O *
WALLPAPERtNO. Frm •.'Stlmglea.
Iniurad. Varnlih ft ».fining,
wtnpapvr tamoval. M9-6434"
AVON LAKE WOODWOflKlf.Q CO.
"II If t maiM of wooii. •>• con do HI"
BooltahelvM, cablnoU, cusiom
doMls, «mt*rtalnmom canlflrg, httth«n pantttfl*. Frae estlmato*.
B33-30T6"AHOUND THE CLOCK CLEANINQ, INC." Hoirfia, ofilcm. boats
RVt. 2 * hour tervica, 363 days.
BondedftInsured. Fraa »*llm»i*^.
or 277-9565.
CUSTOM WIN00W TnEATMENTS
FOR LESS; Save up lo 60 Mrcanl
on Klrtch Mini Bllndt, Ploatoii
6ti«d« ft Vartlcab. Call Kathy,
034-11083.
K-l KEftOSENfi. TOWINO. CEFVTIFIEO MECHANICS, WINTERIZINO, TUNE-UPS; EMISSION
TESTING.
COMPUTER
DIAGNOSIS PRINTOUT, ALJONMENT, TOWINQ, TIFIE SALE. BATTERIES,
REASONABLE,
MARATHON. Mlller-Walher Rds.,
03S-*102, B33-8337.
' --
LOOKING FOR T H E IDEAL HOME?
through. P r i c e i s $ 7 9 , 9 0 0 .
CLEANlNO SERVIC£J
Ownef
aqpervlses every daaned ho»M.
We are a local company and not WtOated wtth any franchise. We can
design • • planned regular
msMenanc* program,as often as
you need. W* can pertarm an «tfenatve tifSJting anytims tnrouahoiit
tn* year or hart on* smtfl servtce
, Moor stnppsd. windows, oven or one
room cleaned). We elasn new conttructed home*ftsmall bmlneaiea.
Hosting social gatherings will
•••II
IIMim.
> n ^ r*r»^ »T«^»
W "
PtETELV FUtiScO UNTIL YOU
ARE COMPUTELY SATISFIED!}
CALL CLEAN CORNERS FOR
FREE ESTIMATE. 337-*<S5.
„„,„... . available. Uays.
033-7148; weelisnds and evenings.
AA ALL SECUAtry CENTEH, 24
Hr. Emergwte-,' Sanrice. May wa
tMlp you Tout cr In). 033O1O3 or
B33-5809.
. ; V .- .-., •
••
M M Jaycox, Aran. 837-SBO8.
OARAGE DOOR REPAIR
RaaidonHal, 13 ytari axpartanc*.
Brokan spring! aitd caUat f opalrad.
331-1792
"TM£ IVOR* TOUCH" Piano lunIng, repair, rngutatlcn Accradited
(Manot«ctirtldan.CaJI 327-S179. PAINTERS PfllDE. £xUHk* or Irv
hfflor Painting, Call Tciy, 941-5164.
S yoars etpurionco.
A<t APPUANCE1; BALESftSER.
*(ICE;
Ralrlgaratorn. innge),
wiuhdf). and drv«'«. Wo Wrvtea (ill
rn«KB«. 333-B038
•
MONCCIUMMINQ Comoutofilfld
custom emonMiMfy, nimos,. latter*
. Ing, logos. dMion*. »rvl palchfl*.
"
1JNIQUELY V0UR3
' 3J7-JW38
'
BOOKKEEPING, PAYROLLftTVP. ma SERVICES
for tmsll buslnMS In my noms.1 Ftoa
ptck up and dultviry. 32T-8469
OISCOUNT CEMENT CONT. INC.
Drivrwsyi, Potloa, Foundation*,
Brleh, Bloch, Hauling. Sower
Fiapali; Glass Block. .Dacotatlve
Bflck Walks. Dock Wwk. Chlmnoy
Repair, Oanaral Contlructwn Work..
Fro* EltlmilB*. 748-31B7 or
3JT-0279
Clavaland-399-7323.
CEMENT AND WATERPROOFINQ
SPECIALISTS. .
CLEANINd SERViCE AT ITS BEST:
Ftrst tlrna and ropular service ptovkJ•n) witn • whlia glow closnlno
guaranlM. Fully enpatlencvd will)
releiencM. Call 327.7M0. l i n o
sfwwor, !oavt
K N U S K A CONSi RUCTION ,
1
Any typn of cormuvctton and a d * tiona. 40 y«an of quaaty conttmolion. >' Thousand! o l ••11*11 ad
cuatonMra. C*fl 32^-0047 or In
C
, HANDYMAN; Mumbtng. EkKbical.
Painttng. inclda and out, and trenching. 647-6733 or 7T9-1B77.
JCT HOME Wi-flOVEMENTS
* . Fra« MttmatM
- < C«lflng»Ooora
Dacks-Porchaa
Roofing
All lypina ol carp«nlry ,
337-2823 ,
,
WAUPAPEH HANOINO AND
PAINTING:
F r a * eailmata*.
Fla(ai«nc«3 svaitabta.
Can Phyfl* ai
327-3600. • • ' %
41 Tree & Lawn Service" '"LANCSCAPgOPPORTUNniES.
Full Uma and paffllm* potWona now
availabhi to pwUclpala a* Eand«capa
and mjMananc* wnkan. CompaUUva waga. Murny Landtcaping
C o . o K - I T M . Opatata out ol Avon.
Trprfl"! rotOWtor. 5HP- Pony, iff*,
cut, A VMTB old, S houri service.1
*75O. B3J-43S1.
SWEAT
BROTHERS
LANDSCAPE itnUllalJon. 6«»lgn.
r-novattcrt,
TREE - itlinmlnB.
remove) wump urindlnn. fertilizing.
SOttn damcM. U>i cwwlno ami
IraetOf worn. V/ork d(M« by eortiliml
r FHEE contiullntion.
734-2874
42
Antiques
ANTIQUES A COLLECT IBLCS Avon Dover Lumber, 37600 Dntrolt
Rd. French Creak Di*lrtd. Z-new
shops now Dpan. Mcv3at..11-S.
S J 5
ANTIQUE DEALERS WANTED:
Prlrm apaca t"1 Detroit Fid. In Avon.
Available Febtuary 1U. 9340500,
diyi.
RftRANTtaUES
:
Vary Reasonable PrKo*
Hcrwst, Relleblo, and Established
32390 Loraf Hood,
North Bidi*vtMo
47
Bazaars
ANNUAL SPRING BA2AAI1
Saturday, Matcn 34 10 a.m.-S p.m.
Canter R^go Nurilng Homo. 3B600
Canler Ridge R d . NR
CrBrt>. bakod goods, Euter candy
•, -
382095. ^.and location to raise your family? Thbtovely three bedroom split wHh.living room, family room,/i I
.dining room and.two -carattached garage would beA
ideal. Fenced yard Is greet for children and pets; C a l i i 1
the office today at 933-2500 to make eh appointment^;
to see: WUlle Shettonberger wlU be happy totaled ybuY
:• :•••• • • % " • & ' : ' • > ' -
.*:,.;£',L!^>0!\
a,. a « r « r y dertst
comar-}eioteard>;£>
44 Auction S«1««"
,.
a#nj«iay t Ma«h2*.."i.-...
I I BJTL (pravlawat iOajn.1 :.
MBetDatroHiAvon •:•"•'•"
Having K M prepany ww w« tat ail
caiiMnfttownequipment tncfudloo
*BI Fanruo CuO >Mor;wrt>hKle.
plow, mmnf, cuitfvalor,ftarowftZ
draga. 11 hp. Snapper fkAng fflowar,
Troy^Bt nor tbwtW. tga.Umwln
•tactrte weloer, power;.winch,"'a*
compreaaor. gas drtvtm waMrft* •
' rlgawn pumpa, 4 cyL gaa (frlvan
ri l p ,
lyl - a a
. lawn roller
.
chain u w , fam)ba4L-O« tank.. I*
beams, Wttoonain gas anglntM, uUKty irallere. welding l e b l o ,
chainttbanch grinderrvlaM. »nopv«c. comae, tonga, holea, icatylena
wakHng Unhsftturcftaa, lawncart.
l pp
l O d
d
, epreadeni
Jtnter*. vary Ige. aarorunent of
pewvr, hand ft paroan uota. P<P»
wranctwaftthreadan. lots ol acrep
inatal, *5f Buick, T t VW Dug, mttc
harttware, unal g u englnas, muctt
more. Household:- B ) - Ireaiers,
wulter ft d r y w . r a retrigeraion,
mtac houtwhold gooda. Ownw. M/M
=
. rwo •
Mrmr*tB£!^mkioK
saverai".strlM -;«?chairs3 front'
'
FABUUXJ8 ' ( M ?da«it
C o . m t
:gtasslop bootcaaai.
Aa'40?72";r«7
bedroom r ests/'
-rrt-'f
whotasaJ*
.
K
r
i
chairs,-'wmgbacfc 'thalra,; « w #
dale • couches. '• si;, scotcnguaMMl; ••
Pk* labrtc and havettcustom mads
to your ordar."*«'weeta(iUeflwiery
Bma. A WHOLE CATALJOO O P f W 6 . i
QUALITY HANOMAOeSOUOOAI^
TO CHOOSE FBOM; SSO ofl W r t i '
•ml'Chairs. rTth—Ta^'weeKa; tor.
«
tmHabh. New aoOd braas boda In 4 ^
sUca,1S styles from S495-70«^We>^
now have a sMctton of •omat d > ' , s
Wca'furniture, N r i N i i
prtces.-OuaUty ptusr-M of o u r - ^
«
l
l tt' A i / ^
qu» :-}«w«try, - poitary, r> furnJlu'a; t
t»«ns, and etc 10 percent off floormodels. B O of! tsoto and chairs.,
48 Garage Sates
S J 00 off tsbts and chairs wttfi hutctu- -•
AVON, 2333 'Wialarle.
1CM.JUJI In:- Mahogany Ouaen-dask;;'
Triur*.. Fn., Sal. Tona of boor
moire olaaountMl - 20 percent off;
ciotha*. houMhold & redMtional
Alto, solid cherry - Queen -Ann.'
l. Much morall CHEAP!!!
badroom set discounted;- io;per^
HOVma BALE- 6al.. Marctt 2*ttn.
Mom., 197 ClMtry Lane. Bumper
327-2239 or 327-C740i Visa ontt: :: >\.J:-Z<t
pool IBWB .30, srnsU atoctrlcal epM»terowii accepted. W * Buy-S4tt/ - -•"'-•••
pliancaa, goll. clubs anU.anoeti.
Trsos or taks m traitaJna, S J «alc»iTr--: i-Ti".:.".*™
dotnm. irujch misc. Ho #»wty aalei.
V
Jerry CanMrtMry, AucMonaar
ai5327*JM
ROCKY RIVER,
ZISOO C^niar
Rldga, Primary Scnoot, Sat.,
Mar.2«; B-2pm. P.T.A. KIDS'
"KLOSET" Oroup Sale. Huga
aatectlon ot gently worn Infants,
children ft , maternity dolh*a.
Baby aqulpmant. bike, toya,
books, g n m etc; CASH ONLY.
SUPER:SALE: A-1 color -T.y,?*,$150-105, whHa canopy; bedroom;
u t . soAd cherry EtrtanAftan.
fewtiaadtoard. • S300. antlqiM; walnut'
Chlppendala (ban and daw feat) dlrt-"(og room let,HTO5. 4 p c twSO's,
mBhogsny btdroom sat In A-t condi-'
tkxl, S899, French Prov. dinkig room'
Mt wnh china cablmH; bulfst, ancf rt
chairs, table laat..t809.. Rldgwny,-.
grandfaihar docK. 20 yitais old,
oildrully cost S1S00, X-1 shapi,"
S700, neon baar sign STB, antique
carved partners dealt, antique 4 x a •
solid mahogany .conterenea,taU«,"
S4», 2 iO2ff« dining room tables.
W5 esch, 2 olflce desks, J85-170.
craoorua to match, 4 leddor back
chslm, S4S asch. large refinlshed
antkiue Mtthfr) cup6oanJ.IT/S.
totdMn minor vsnl!yf5195,(onni«W6ia;
Catalog tab4«. 1223, old and nniiQua V
WESTLAKg,
ZTSIB UunlortJ Ott
Dovar Center. Thura..9*Spm,
Ff(.,9-lpm, Movl.ia Sale, omIncrnxn tabla ft chairs, crib ft
droisors, sola, lamps, entf-tables.
Ttxktier boys clotne«, blim, much
mtflc.
•TVEAR ITAQAIN CONSIGN M E H T
SHOP" Bring In your gently used
clothei. KQ27 Detroit Rd,, Avon
Plaza. B344004. Hours: Mon.*S«t.
QOOD NElQHaOR THRIFT SHOP.
140 Lear Rd., Avon Lake. B33-B627.
5B Household goods
R0S&-8 FURNITURE ' 3SS3t> CENTER HIOOE RO.
NORTH RtDOEVIL'^, JUST EAST
OF RT. 83.
Open 0 don a naak from IIS.
Ctaed TuMoayi. KXchan and dining rnom tats.iadar ch«sts> gun
.
a^*2OZ£».:B
Htnwdiscounted,noressonabia ol-•'•
.'Fe^ refused.-Also. : antiquo-jawelv>'"
gfastmars, p o d * «turnltuf«, Hnoos,
a n d « c ' . * O 3 E ' S -•...•-•:;•
1
3SJ35 Center WdMRd; ;. UJ
Wgevmo
• •••.-•
P
3 2 ^ O
. Open 11-0- CkM«(>
Tuaa. EXPERIENCED CHAIR CAMINO NOW AVAILABLE. • . '
' -•'
'--•:-i*:i
K-I KEROSENE, Smnfi's Countr*
Ccuntar. Anon. 934-540],
<. S75; Hom«We 20" era n
«an. 1160: Oiy^cel 'cwRtnc M I
>3CXJ a d ) 3 M a37^17J
56 Appliances
br«rvl rw-n.
CaD
y y
* J S monVt*.
3SW470.
ZITHEA. *J
78 rpm • make c*!of,
2! £8 Household Goods
_T CAHPCT DISCOUNT.
W SU1W, Hi— 2.000 yeaiiM t'l f*yn
O CIMOM trum 25-60 p»'c«ni
TJ<"
j£ Wants to hoop Susy1 C a n
ISO
. Sfl
WET SNOW. SLtET AND RAIN
ARECREATI Kyouinj.-nawayiri9
ach+* and pjun« tn 3
f innish taona. ThAi* !•»«
o
ctwar fn«j un-n aip wood lireo and
'nuJy hx w i up in your badrvaid
Can 934-SU4 *ft« 6pmtorbfltaJi.
6 0 W a n ! ed
Miscellaneous
WANTED: OM Woocten Antiqua
FUhlngLunM. CaJ 93J-T1-MJ ctay».
333-7890 n t a . .
W*n»tf: Waahar. In oood runrano
condition. Call 9 3 3 - 7 1 4 4
•rMkdaya b*t*r«*fl 9am-5pm
•33-T190 waning*.
'
, WANTED: LtorW* oUwr imTrans
• accaaurias. Want*4 oW Radtoa.
Uta*Kt*», 3oohs. tuDae. ats.
B71-W47.
Wafttto: I M U m larw or «=«•
(MB« tnt MIN. M M 7 f l » attar «p(n.
66 M u s i c a l I n slruments
'
Piano KJi^fe*-C«mDC*M. oood condrton. Cafl, 933-1854 (Aton LskiJ
Oaby Grand...Mo*lno—Mu«t
Sacnfle*. Vory yood cnnd«on.
$2000 or b*H offar. 1-692^840.
PIANO FOR SALE,
aad
Rasponiitria party 10 lakm on snali
monthly paymtMs on piano. Se*
l o c a l l y . C a l l nianaosr a i
900635-/SH. Any urn*.
WANtWf) TO BUT: OKI lionet
train* and »ec*»oflaa- Call
SOWHOt from 12 noon la 9 p.m.
HAMDyWAN TOOL COLLECTOR
tooWng lor u*«d fextf- Prafaratty
matiunliU M carpanier tooii.
B35-11M.
WANTED: .Wifl pay o u t i fof ant)4ua*,ok> lumrtur*. oak. cfrtmy,
wafriuL manoganv. tuning tpwn
• a t * kHcrwfl and bedroom safe.
eftine caUnatt, bopfccOTwa. tfeska.
• « . . «ny conation. n x » . and ow
By*. OlaMWB**, cnxtwMd, and ani.
brottwad Mama. quin»» Hummals.
DeuBoiw. any figu.lnM. ch/nn, oottocf. antchva. doefca. lamps; • * * • *
plat* V M atariing »Swr IWfns. Any
t t y t u t & W 4!
t—, &
,
, old aflO usad furmtura. Alao, oW Mock am) bond « * BScataf and G w m n A Japana**
World Ww i i military Hams.
AnytMna oUIStrtng mua-cal In*
a t n i m a n u . WE L I Q U I D A T E
ESTATES AND MOVING SALES
Ofl PUTTWO SOMEONE IN A
NURSING HOME OH ELDERLY
RELOCATIONS. U£O. BUY OUT
AFTER YOUH'SALE. ROSE'S
327-5740 OR 337-2239.
PLEASE:CALL AOAJN IP |
HAVEHT CONTACTED YOU. Call
coaacMaktarRoan. , : ' -•'•; V
68 Sporting Goods
SOLOFLEX exEflOSF. MACHINE,
$400 or o»st ofl*r. 3540137.
72 Household PeU
KITTEN FACTORY. SutMus r tt<M
campi«« availada. Cufl 933-3193
aftm 7 p.m.
W-nrt H»Bht*nd WTuta
8 vraafc old rnala.1 AXC
Rrat *ho« and WOHP«J.
933-5117.
ADOPTAPETI
ny fine, h«attfty peii avsJiblo,
Dogi. call, pupina* and drttetii
Society lor the Prevention • (
Cruelty la Animals (SPCA),
23W77t, 74M81310-2 p.m.
C
vNntiM
rrmtfTlniiiii«nrirn«iil
aNiamMi
74 Animal Services
WARREN VILLAGE AHTMTAL
HOSPITALtonow opan. Wo'ra naw
.to no waiting: tor appolmnMnti.
. Looktarour traa avam coupon and
$10 off a cat dadaw coupon in thJa
papar. Locatad t»ortjy Vi Warren
VMaga Shopping Canfar, 1/4 tnlla
aouth ot WO on Wanart Head. Call
232-OMO." - ''-•• . "
62; Miscellaneous for
>
WaaUngnouM a*aartc dry«t. Good
eondfttoiOAvacada, graaa Can
» 3 J « 4 I - •JWf'Jjwt:; Saturday &
CAflOL*S CANINE SCHOOL OF
OOa OBEDIENCE pnuanta »orlna
Maalons of t a * e doc coadWnc*
daawc Martins April t Tlh and 23rd.
B 3 M M 3 . : '• . . , • .
Sunday.W.JJ./•••..,••,•:'•••.:•.:-.•••/-'•• . •
.air .cendtuotMr
f7W.
dwquanin.
t Mr Ci JlOa WhMl clwlr S30C). Pony
Omit tuTshc
t a Wtt
PET GROOMING
CLASSYM
WASH-N-WAG
Oogi. Cata A Small Animnb
RaaaonabM) Ralas '
10 yra. Exparianca
Cllt (or Appokitmant
MM HMOt. MoedMind* wi «aaonad
•Ixar.'alM^aaaortad atylM ot
drapary toppan wmxto. B3WW64.
26 aioo fCSaSTnSwr «2S. Olrl'a
badfoom — t ' d f i M i r , mlftof and
enai!^ti25.^C«ll-*ltar 4 p m ,
892-4843
, 2«S41 Cantar Rtdga Hd.
9 3 3 £ S B ? . > ? - - , ' : - i v . . • ; • . - . • • • • • . ••• ••••.• :•-..
-••-••-
WMtlaka
•••.•:••
S B E WALKCR, 2 * M H
old; gUdad. 3444000 or 77tMdi4.
..• • . ' -
Floral pattern aota,. *35. Coil
.o-» tquanj and UbM S23/ba«t ofT»r,
(Haary duty wood}.
JJ?*3
Pram draw, pink, i i i » ?• Awing
135: C l i 833-5gQS.
brawl iriack v»fv«t A i*iin. Uuinn*
S . H > » B, worn one*. S50. Smith
dsctric TypowrHlw w/coriKtor, Vford chach, IniarctMnmabla
typing wha*. Ei.pand., S I M . R«d
wool: full langth wonuna er^t,
pluMba. Mutt E M , S130. Call
§37-3328 (Avon)
73" EtMn Ailsn
Ing^ 337-0772.
AdironiMkCrwir*. fiandcrattad with
pilot Adult », chltdi alias
Builder • Contractor
New Ho m e s
Garages
Remodeling
Kitchens
Repairs
1 9 U MERCURY CAPRI OS, power
wintfowi, POWH' »cck3. c.rji*«.
Keroe. 40.CCO mrfsa. oirvUent conLEMON CAR PROBLEMS? C«U
24A-4S4S.
AUTO AUCTION
1996 MA2DA. B-20&0 LX, 38.003
. Government Sativd V«h»da? !tyn
TO.. 5-so.. AC pJus nicio. M.BCO SIOO. Cwvcoaa. O m p , Porsche*.
ISW BUICK SKfHAWK Cuvom.
fljln. air. cruiia. U t lugn miM^pii.
WBO mar«ain«d Cwnpany ear,"
S?Q0O. r
3
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1971 MERCEDES SEN2 - 4 doer.
sun met.' automatic.. M««d> aoma
work. $4,000, 22S-581S.
I S J i Ctvalior, 90.000 nHMs, on«
w n i r , graai condition. A»klng
J 1.995.00- CSS 934-4460 «n»r 5pm.
1 » a CUTLASS, A-l condiuon,
muctt p o * w , $3,000. 071-0701.
1S79 OUC CONVERSION VAM
lull pow«r, lotidad, many •ilrsa. E i
ceSartt condition, r«ady to b L
Prtc«d at $4.500.
NEED AN
EXPERT?
Are You An Expert?
Then Your Message"
Belongs Here! Call
933-5100 and
Get Involved
Cleveland's
Premier
Residential
Cleaning Service
"Now Accepting New Customers"
92 Boats and Motors
i r ' L o r m n W/I15MP W « c . E^2
Load Traitor, good condition.
$4.250. 933-8540.
Forca5, Saiffioat M
SIJMO. CaD 033*540
WALLPAPER HANGING
• Ffw Emrwas * References
Any Type PiperfcsonahieHues
Kathy S m i t h
327-3S42 e n d 327-3862
Lonny's Glass
Sarvica Company
CALL345J-5442
ANYTIME
,
CUSTOM TAILORED CLEANING SERVICES
FOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
FROM ONCE A WEEK TO 5 NIGHTS A WEEK
*
MORNING, EVENING OR WEEKENDS
** ^
WHETHER A . u n u « r OR A L O T O F
CALL 937-5400
INSURED
?
RESIDENTIAL BONUS SPECIAL?
FIRST 30 MINUTES OF CLEANING FREE]
(WITH THIS AD)
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r
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Randy Schmidt
Phone:Dr.,
937-6430
34S75 Tlmbervwm
Avon, OH
D.C. Polovich
Janitorial Services
B-«69.
PROFESSIONAL
Wtltpaptring A Printing
HOUSEHOCK
•
etc
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• Thorough
Consistent Quality
; • Professional > Bonded & Insured
D.C. polovich Easy Roller
Painting & Cleaning
Power Washing:/;!
ALUMINUM, VINYL & WOOD SIDED HOMES^
AND TRAILERS, TRUCKS ANt> HEAVY EQUIPMENT!
. ' , . • : .•••• , COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL
^®gd&
•
. - • ' • ; • • ••'•ry-~
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779-9188 J}
CLEANING
• Commercial/Offices
• Residential
• New Construction
• Personalized Sarvira
•; Bended and Insured
• Free Estimates
• All Work Guaranteed
80 Motorcycles
Mlnjblkes
84 Auto Parts & Service
QUAfiANTEEO USED anginas in•tUlad • PflrfjoruDM S61'S9O0.
&6 Autos Wanted
A-A-A
A » controtad.car, Ottlma 4
whaal drhv^AMrenlct 8R2 Cooirolar PnHach acftta-efwrgar and
Buy*ra UMd -' Junhad Cart
'•MorNot
-i i W Towing
441-4411 Of S03-OtKt
t.-*
,:• ;1FEDERAL- STATE n
KATHY'S
EXCAVATING
Dig Bat ^ntttt
Basements JIRep^r
FooJerWwk
Water & Sower Lines
Driveway Stone. Slag
or Limestone
BACKFOETDO^R * *
OUMP TRUCK SERVICE
937-5020
Rcots, Guttfefs, Chlmneyt j
Able RooJirlg'cb;
DAY'S
EASE,
INp.
327-6346
Locale Individual* • Bacheround Ctwcks-j
OTHERS SEND YOU A
CLEANING TEAM-WE
SEND YOU SERVICE!
:'.ri-v..o:Vv.
LICENSED & BONDED
'«;•.
SEASONED FIREWOOD
RICK s i 3 O ° ° CORD
ALL'HAnoWOdDS & DELIVERED
_
noocnTj.Gt.CNM.
SUPERIOR CLEANING CO-..INC.
AdditionalBoofT»*i5.» . " : ' . . . - > ;
ay.365-2iia
S
937^6482^
CALL 937-6521
FURNACES
AIR CONDITIONERS
HEAT PUMPS .
BOILERS
HUMIDIFIERS'
AIR CLEANERS
WATER HEATERS
REFRIOEnATION
. ICE MACHINES
AVON: 934-6460
ELY.: 324-5141 CLEVE.: 871-0610
SALES & PROMPT 24-HOUR SERVICE
1750 MOORE RD., AVON, OH 44011
82 Campers & Vans
1979 DodQfl Tram Van, << 0,000
milvs. Blaopa 4, 5'ma. nfttoflratar,
Eacatlanl condition. | 5 800
637-6100.
INCOME TAX^SERVJC
871-0506
" . - . • •
Ook) ahag ocpatlng. t 3 * n . • * callanl condlllon, ~ cl«an, $100,
• M M W O .
• TIM FORTHOFER
'B5 DuWor MalcnnacK (Twrimo)
' Aufflmasc, sunfoot. AWFU Kntso.
Nico lrud« and out 63.000 tr>l9».
• '
, (Cambrtdea Commom)
: Uvtng room coda** S£H» »n« two
and ,tabita. 0334231 or 1M 9 4 S 0 7 .
MkterSandy.,'-. ; ; - . ..:•:. • ••
CHfTTEHCAfte
JHaroa natural Wren Apaaaliontac! . WaVathwawhanyoucan'lba.Criilar Care otfara landar, ip^Mallax),
CHJNA OISPLAV caaaaTs»O aacrt.
cmrittQ vteltitoryour pat In your
Solid wood c a b l n a t , RCA
''ndUneont atm«r builMn. maka ol> - homa whan you ntv* to bo away.
Wa o n abo provkla tnvwportauon
b 2 U t i
b2Uad(,*titop
jflW
•o and tram tfw v«l and lha woonwr
tablM,!tSa«*.734-eli7.
whan you naad ua W rwlp. For tuPy
Paean :DIWMQAOOti SET. . «x- tnaurvd prolaMional vat rweomctPtntcondnon: Ubla, 2 4 M V M , fuU
mandad p«l car* v(M> 10 your homa
pad»,o ehalri, huto.> 4 Mnwf.
whlla you v* 1 way....call Uf
11300. Earty- Amtrfcan couch.
anytlma. Don * Loulaa Sundbara
S300, Brown .•laapyMttow chair,
-. Faaturad on P.M.Haoulm
$100. 2-paacft
M oo
u f wfngbeck
p
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•3S.1240
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8
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cfMin,'S100 aoeh. 8 m»p^ mata's
Wa'lIlM thars whan you naad u i .
chain. StO aacft. Z lifrsny hanolng
Otaw flrtwa*. S H » c h . •
76 Horses, Livestock
Coucn.daek. gray A • t i t * - *73.
am.7nan
Taunt nft)t, automalK rvnr
flg, sfntTa tntvc, *tUM WrwS
intsrar. 19.000 mows, hi-n new.
$7.000. 9 3 K 0 5 9 .
1B.*3 Fotfl Fainnont. Good booy.
n o d i wotiL WOO. Call 337-1370.
CMEVT NOVA. 1SS9. TexM cor,
no Ohio w i n l B f i , Au1o<tlatlc
I'admission. AK:. $4600. Cail
No Suntfcw C«U*
61 Firewood
r«a
90 Autos for Sale
O4otintr wagon.
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FREE SPAY-NEUTER
;
PROGRAM
SEASONED NKMOOO. E*ca««nt *
mrdwooda cut In 18" Wnotna and
H M t M S ' rtc*.'.M30 par
$100;
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V33-642S
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5uCa' maHmsi. no
csst 9"ef. CaJ' a!i
Read & Use The
Ctsssifi&ds
WE BUT JUNK and • l
o.id Uuclts. FBCE taolnQ.
SCHAFER'S LANDSCAWNG
• SEEDING • SODDING
• SHRUB PLANTING & DESIGNING
• LAWN MAINTENANCE
• GRADING
CLEAN-UP
934-6035
IF IT'S MADE OF WOOD},
WE CAN DO IT."
'Bookshelves .. . : :"
' Cabinetsv . ; - .:
* Custoni Closets •'., '_'•'.
'Kitchen Pantries, , ^
•* Entertainment Centers
•* Wood Fences :
N() Job Too Largo Or Too Small
I M ConBultaiions and Estimates
P")leienco» Available
cabinet
r«raclng
Formtco
Qbftan
lops
Creative Kitchens
^^^rw^jwiir?;*^
949-7669
Free Estimates
PAUL'S REPAIR &
REMODELING SERVICE
Painting - Interior & Exterior
PJiimbing - New/Repair
Drywall - New/Repair
Rooling
Carpentry Work • Custom Decks
STANDING'S
AUTOMOTIVE INC.
JEHHY STANDR1NG
NEMETH
MASONRY
Certified Technician
Since 1960
Foundation:
Resealing Replacing
Installation
Glass Block Windows
Fireplace Repair
949-2623
FREE ESTIMATES
PHOWE: 934-4716
luilders inc.
RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING AND REMODELING
MARK OUOZIAK, PRESIDENT
AVON, OHIO
RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL
GENERAL
FAIRWEATHER ROOFING
CUSTOM BUILT HOMES
Quality Rfnovation ci Centu.y Hamas
CALL
933-251?
934-6274
3311
Shaker Roofs
Interior/Exterior,
Wallpaper Hanging
Any1 Typo or Pattern
Call huss Harkins
949-6075
jFree estimates^
*• NEWCONSTHUCIIOH
• HEMOOELINC
647-3768
ORTOLLFREE
SERVING LORAJNAND CUYAHOGA COUNTIES
FOR OVER U YEARS
TREE & STUMP REMOVAL
•TRIMMING
• LOT CLEARING
• ROOT FEEDING
VS^ii
FULLY INSURED
~^h
933-8959
Wet Basement?
Call... DeChant
Basement Repair
Spiwg Sctr.vMti
n 834-5SO?
N n-Jg«nJl« 327-7270
933-5742
TOMCO TREE SERVICE
"JIM'S MOWING SERVICE"
MOWING, EDGING, TRIMMING A N D . "
; RESIDENTIAL 4 COMMERCIAL <
• ' riE»OOfl«G: • • REPAIRS • CUTTERS--.'
'24530 Sperry Drtv* 'i'WMlUk*.Ohio44145 ;
BIliiPOOUaKA"
DAVEMANNA
3a7i.B161' - r ' - : - 327-2808
'" 835-3377
BOB SMrTH
-933-8540
REMOVING ALL CUPPINGS WITH MY SERVICE.
CALL FOR FREE
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n - y o o
Stump Grinding • Removals 9 3 3 * 8 7 3 3
FIREWOOD
Spirt • S e a s o n e d •
-Full CordPhone 419-660-0909 OF419-668-4773
ANDY'S
APPLIANCE SERVICE
933-3063
690 Avon Beldon Rd. (Rf 83)
933-5565 • 835-8778
MILLER
PAINTING .& WALLPAPERING
933-8528
FREE
ESTIMATES
RESIDENTIAL
. SNOW PLOWING
933-5604:
933-4395
• 24 H w tawdy • f U Tim»' >•*» A»«tan(
» Sacuntir Fane* A ttta UdMad
• OuMM* SUraoa Fo-HV» » Bow*
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;is(i.KsV ; 5 h . J . i 5 f i : ' l . i o n . « i 5 i L i o I L K 2 5 n .
; 6 I L X 1 0 f t ' ; tOIL«1Oft. lOft-xrOlt. . 1 0 l t » 3 0 t l ;
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Fully Insured • Trimming,.-
ESTIMATE
(Avon Lake Resident 40 yrs.)
13 YEARS
•
EXPERIENCE
V
GARAGE DOORS & OPERATORS
iai A Cornm«rcat
KEAUNC* CONITRUCTION
Need an upiiairt llniihed
adding on a larrvly wom'o1
9*i age* For nujot Or minor
repairs, call lor * ' ! • •
ntunaie
937-6337
NO NEED T u PAY LANDSCAPER'S
PRICES FOP A WELL KEPT LAWN.
RoofinqCa
AFTERS P.M.
t»-M17
RICK'S TREE SERVICE
DRYWALL
and
PLASTER REPAIR
STAINING
• nuito U
• «OQf
i t A MUSS GUTTERS
REMODELING SPECIALISTS
CaU JIM
MUZZY
• -
COMPLETE
REMODELING
SERVICE
' , Specialising In , BATHROOMS AND
KITCHENS
Cill George »t
933-2207
•ftar5:00 .
FHEE ESTIMATES
Quality Care
Cleaning
Carpota A Upholstery
Dry Foam Extraction
For People Who >
Valuo Their Possessions
Call For Frefl EstlmalffS:
-. Phil Kowalski
934-6233^.
SNURRSDB
937-6527
HARDWARES!
^998 Avon BeMenlFW. B3) Awn. OWo
& Home & Garden Center •
•
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SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM
KITCHEN AND BATHS
GARRETT-DUBER
PABNTING, INC.
933-7898
RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW; HOMES • REMODEL
Authorized Dealer of
• V/OHKEHS COMf
SHINE
ppCARE
933-597S
C p F u l u » «
HARTSEL
ELECTRIC
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
937-5750^
Strip A Wax Floors
W f l Wairilng m n
RADIO OISPATCHFO
Dislressod
by
Pregnancy?
Call
Birthright
322-
at
4652 or 244-4652.
LOCKSMITHS
•••'••' 24 HOUR EMERGENCV SERVICF
RESIOENT'AL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
A L A R M SVSTEM* - SAFES
AAALL
DON
CALl
COMPLETE
PLUMBING. HEATING
AND SEWER CLEANING
SERVICE,
•
OAWNI*
f 933-31011
NOJOBTOO3MAUI
SECURITY CENTER
"1
FREY
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING, INC.
| If NOftH* i J?« i
AVON LAKE, O.
ISSLEARRD.
937-5826«.
WHY DO SO MANY GALL
OBNERS?
...OWNER SUPERVISES EVERY CLEANED HOME
• We aie privniety owned and operated, not
affiliated with uny franchise
• We are a local company VAIking lor our
neighbors.
• We c*n design • (Honied rkguiar
. maintenance program us often as you neod IT
your home Of offlco,
• We el«an new coratructed Names and snuW
> businesses.
' • We can offer an ««t«r»lve cleaning anytime
throughout tha year
For Your FREE ESTIMATE, callt • We can pertown )u»l one smaH service (door
•tripped, woodwork washed windows, oven,
SUELEUENBERGER
or one mom cleaned}
• We edd all lh« personal touches to our
cleaning thai you would do yourself
• We ere f Inlsned when you are sattafled
North Ridgeyllle, Ohio
327-4455
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37500 Colorado Rd.
Avon Mon.-Fri;9-9,
Sat. 8-S, Sun. 9-6
Monday • Wednesday 99 e ; THursday • Sunday Prices as Marted
Nintendo Video Games 2 Day Rentals $2.50 Each
934-5403
Meet required
purchase for each
, item and buy at
special savings!
Red, Black or White Thompson
Cottonellc
SUPER SAVINGS
BONUS!
Seedless Grapes
Bahtroom Tissue
Granulated Sugar
, .WITH
r
- J10.00-1
51b.
bag
$1.49
***^ActGqpdthru;T^
USDA Choice
You EverTasfed
Rib Steaks
USDA Choice
Delmonico
Steaks
Grab Meat
Flakes
Short Ribs
of Beef
BarbeQUcRtbs Whole
oc Half Slab Please
phone in targe orders
Small End
Oven Roasted
Standing
Rib Roast
Turkey
Breast
tb
Veal
Patties
Paper Towels
)urnbo
Pepsi, Pepsi Free
or Mt. Dsw
Diet Coke or Diet
Caffiene-Free Coke
g
Reg. or Diet
Regular or Chunky
Campbell's
Microwave" Soups your choice
Smith's Quality Chek'd
D6veBar
Salad Size
Half & Half
^Beefsteak
+ T o m a t o e s it>.
no-White
^Mushrooms 1%T 7 /
1 pint
Hillandale Grade "AA"
Smith's Quality Chck'd
i Sno-Whitc California
1% Milk i ga ,
IT
J Cauliflower h«
&1
10
Plerres Fat Free
(h { A A
Yogurt ^yaiion ! p l i / 7
Nutty Buddy
Block Butter nb
HHiandale Grade A Large
Ice Cream Bars
flA jGourmetBurple,.
d. 5»l.yy jCucambers
99
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QQ(
^, 77
pk&
Sundae Cones
6ct.
$1.49
5 Ib. bog
$2.59
Introductory Offer
Bll-Jac Frozen
Dog Food
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