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47th Year, No. 25
May 14,1997
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A Ncwapdpcr of C^nml OfruUllott in Loraln Court ly.
Community
Pulse
...And Opinion
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About lha new Supe! After 51
inquiries and 33 applicalious for school
. superintendent, the Avou Lake Board of
Education narrowed the field tlown to
two outstanding Individuals. As 1 indicated last week, I had tho opportunity
to meet both gentlemen and felt confident that regardless of who became tho
Continued on page 12
By Heather Rutz
AVON LAKE — Tho School Board
last night extended the superintendents job to Dr. Daniel Ross. Contract
lonns couZd not be relvasod until Ross
formally accepted the job and signed
th« four-year contract, which happened
aller press time.
Ross has been superintendent of the
6.800 student Pickerington Local
benooh. located in Fairfield County
near Columbus, for 11 years. He and bis
lamily will move to Avon Lake this
summer, his contract begin* Aug. l.
Two of his four children will ationtTthc
3,000 student Avon Lake school district.
Ross will replace currant Avon Lake
City Schools superintendent Dr
Clayton Dusek. who is retiring at the
end of this school year.
The process of firding a new superintendent has been a long and exiensivo one for tho School BoarJ and community. K began in January with meetings of students, teachers, staff and parents to develop a profile o f a candidate
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After receiving 51 inquiries and 33
applications, the board narrowed it
down to sis candidates and recently to
two. Those two candidates each spent
the day in Avon Late, touring the area
and meeting with students, teachers
and community members.
t "B.Olhi. I V cn w e r c fino candidates, and
1 truly believe we have f-jund tho best
person we could bring lo Avon Lake School Board President Tony Ryan
said.
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wveather and construction machines
make muck of Avon collector roads
By JoAnne Eastrrday
AVON — Collector roods'" like
Schwartz ami Case that lend into Jovuloping subdivisions were the topic ul
debate at Monday night's council meeting. * Heavy construction equipment
used to build developments huvu
recently been damaging secondary
roads, like. Schwartz and Caso. that
don't have a substantial underbase.
After examining Schwartz Road.
Mayor James Smith said he thinks the
contractors should bo responsible for
rectifying th? problem. Smith wroto in
a memo to council. "Just tarring the
rnad and putting a filler on it will not
bring ii hack to original shape.
T h i s is not the responsibility of the
City of Avon and no money should
como out of city funds.™ I feel that anything short of replacing those damaged
aroas totally will only be a temporary
fix and the contractor must come back
[/
and maki* it right and fix it to o
facllun."
Smith said lhat tofix!he rwids would
r< uuirt' iipnttiximnti>ty iwo liuutlrml
dollars l*«r Inin.in. Hi'
((JlltillU'-ll. "Tln-ll
you would Iiavtt n | l "'l ro.uli t<M<tinf; to
the development."
Law Director Daniel Stringur said
them is a case study in the courts now
in tbo Dayton area concerning an
inipnct feo in this regnril.
Council President Ed Krystowski
said that maybe an ordinance should bo
considered rwjuinng n developer to
upgrnde these If>ud-in roads with
cement curbs, gutters and roadbed
beforo a development is begun. The city
would then kick in 50% of the road
cost.
-Wo take all tbo grief." Krystowski
said of th.3 situation. The developer
may ha required to redo tho road upon
completion of tbo development but tho
city is saddled with ton years of bad
roads until that timo. ho said.
Her name in tights
Melissa Bailey. President of tho ALH5 Chapter Future Business Leaders ol
America recently threw out the first pitch al Jacobs f-teld lor Avon Lake night. The
evening has become an annual fundraiser for FBLA and a great time for Avon
Lake residents. Contributed photo
AL council gives contractor written notsce:
Sheffield expands to full-time clerk finish fishing pier job or face legal action
By Jim Petruzzi
SHEFFIELD VILLAGE — Council
passed an ordinance Monday expanding tho Assistant to tho ClerkTreasuror/Clerk-Trcasuror
Secretary
position from part-Ume to full-llma.
Although the position has two titles.
Mayor Darlene Ondorcin said, it is. iii
reality, one position. Kntliy Kecfcr,
who holds the position, assists Clork.-
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Trcasurer Uarb Petro with processing
purchaso orders, milking payments,
working with council ana performing
secretarial dullus.
Council accepted a 520,280 change
order for the recently completed Ostor
Road water lino project. Tho chango
order was to place driiimtgo lilo in a
largo ditch unu till it in with earth, so
vuhiclus could not slidn in. according
Continued on pago 9
By Amy Ginn
AVON LAKE — City council has notifiud Marine Contracting, tho firm in
chargo of building tho Millor Road park
fishing pier, thai it is in breach of contract and must finish tho jub.
A! the council mooting on Monday.
LIIW Director Smith nnnouticed that
legal itction would be taken .lumn^l
Marine Contracting if it did nut
respond lo thu problem. After thu firm's
owner, Victor Monz. did not acknowledge n verbal notice from tho dry last
Thursday, the council decided to tako a
more aggressivo approach.
The problem with the fishing pier
construction began in Mirth, when the
city requostud permission to dredge the
men's wntcr in order to construct the
plrr. Since this was during spawning
sciisoii. the rity was required to ask tho
Army Corps of Engineer* for special
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The efforts of all individuals connected with tlie Paramedic Levy and e^p?cially the voters has once again allowed
tho perpetuation of a service that may
some day come lo you in your time of
need. Thank you for helping us to better help you.
Cary Fryfogle, Fire Chief
City of Avon Lake
Wo questions asked
To the Editor:
On Wednesday evening. May 7. 1997.
my son rode his biku to the Glh giado
Fina Arts Program (FAP). that was
being hold at the high school. Me went
to see hi3 cousins and othur classmates
perform. lie cot there at about 7;45 p.m.
and realized ho forgot his lock He
made the mistake of being trusting and
left it parked outside the north door to
the school (unlocked). When he came
out of the school at 9 p.m. it wa5
GONE!
1 never thought I would sew tho day
that if you left your bike unlocked for
on hour and 15 minutes it would bo
stolen, especially in Avon Lake. Uo you
think (and you know who you aroj that
an unlocked bike is public property? If
I accidentally left my keys hiray"car.
does that mean you cauld* lake niv car?
NO!! YOU STOLE my son's bike tfiat ho
saved up half cf the money for. It was a
brand new S200 biko and I hope you
enjoy his biko as much as ho did. You
will have lo answer lo someone somti
day as to why you stole that bike and I
pray you have a good answer.
And as for the parents. Don't you
wander where your child got a brand
now $200 bike? Dou't you pay attention
to what your kids drag home? Bo you
believe they found il in the garbage or
somuone gave it to them? If so. lake it to
the police station and check it out. if it's
not stolen, then there is no problem. I
certainly would check into it if it were
ono of my kids. If you have any questions as to that bike >aur child rode
homo and do uot want to Involve the
pollco.'please call mo [NO QUESTIONS
ASKED). My son will not be getting
another bike from us (we won't even
pay for ball). He will be walking to his
baseball games, the pool. lake, fishing,
etc, this summer and wishes ha wouldn't have made such a bad decision as to
trust that his biku wouldn't bo stolen.
We realize that this Is a shot in tho dai_
but we're hoping someono has a CONSCIENCE!
Sue Colo
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Thanks from
SL firefighters
To the Editor;
On behalf of Ihe Sheffield Lake Fixe
Fighters, Local 2355. I would like to
take this opportunity to thank tho voters of Sheffield Lake for tho passage of
Fire Department bsuo #8. The Fire
Fighters and Paramedics appreciate tho
support you have shown both during
this election and in the past Again,
thank you for your support.
Michael I_ Conrad
President. Local 2355
National Day of Prayer
Firefighters appreciate
support
To the Editor
I would like to take this opportunity
cm behalf of myself and tho personnel
of tho Avon Lake Firo Department to
express our sincere gratitude on your
vote of confidence as it relates to tho
recent passage of tho City of Avon Lake
Paramedic Lev>. Said' passage will
assure continued quality emergency
medical service and allow the
Paramedic Service to meet and address
the current art! future growth needs of
our community. It is the conunit-nent of
all the personnel ofthw Avrm IJIVI* Firo
to continue and maintain (hat which
we hold so dearly.
I would also like to further express
our appreciation to Avon Lake Prcis
Editor Kick Hcramer far providing tho
format to present the information to the
citizens as it related to the Paramedic
Service along with Mr. Robert Bolen
and the rablo access channel personnel
whoso cablevisioa program presentation further reinforced these informative areas'. Mention should also he
noted lo the local business whoiu generous financial contribution helpud
defray iho associated coit tacton with
To the Editorr
May 1st was declared as the National
Day of Prayer In our country. Christians
had the opportunity to come out and
prayforour nation.
Avon Lake was represented by six
adults, one of whom was a pastor and
two small children.
The Bible says in n Chronicles 7:14
"And my people who oro called by niy
name humble themselves and pray and
soflk my face and turn from their
wicked ways, then I will hear from
heaven, will forgive their sin and will
heal their land.
Marianne Duff
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SCHOOLNEWS
And nowforthe magic-.William Lorence looks on as
Matt Logan and Timmy Collins perform magic tricks.
The Greatest Show on Earth. Children in Mrs.
Gontz's All Day Kindergarten class at Avon Village
School presented an Integrated music program about
the circus to their classmates and then their families
AHS
honor roll
The following Avon
High School s! a dents
have been named to the
honor roll for the third
quarter.
Grade 7: Jason Kodysz,
Emily Miraldi. Patricia
Moran, Megan Strong,
Elizabeth Astorino. Kebocca Berlyoung. Jason
Ocnuner, Sarah Browner,
Alicia Carrasquillo. Jeffrey Coloman. Christina
Erieomeyer. Rcgina Fisher. Michelle Gannet,
Ashley
Golay,
Erik.
Gorman. Tilling Guerrferi.
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do is try to pl-ice the bird
found, aru usiulJy on 'I"* back in its npst if possible
ground dirtttJy N w the it's an old wivus tale that
nost. This occurs eilhiT tli-* mother will rt'ject it if it
becausn tin; baby MI out. is touched by hwnaa
bl»iv out (coiiuiioii alter hands1. WuJt to do if one
wind storms), or was cannot reach the nest?
"pushed" out by a sibling That's the subject of my
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and friends. The children learned and presented facts last behavior is actually
This message is being
about the circus, clowns, and tho training and care of adaptive for sonic species. brought
to you as a public
he circus animals and showed what it is liVo to be a This way, only the
~lown. Tho children were dressed as clowns, with ono strongest of the brood sur- service from Alfred C
: tngmaster as they sang, danced, presented their poet- vive and go on to n»Isr Standen, D.YM. Avon Lai*
t • and play. There were magic tricks and tumbling rau- young themselves.
Animal Clinic 124 Miller
ti '.es. as well as a walk on the balance beam. The chilRoad. Avon Lake. Ohio
di- • i used sign language to interpret three of the songs
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they sang. There was a slide presentation of the year's
activities.
A .Icr the presentation, parents and guests were invitRead & Use The
ed t., view the class art gallery of famous artists and
enjoj circus snucij.
Classifieds
Knvucli,
Jnniiy
.,~-Law.- Robert Malone,
Kayle Mauror, Matthew
Mieslo. Daniel Polovlch;
Tana Polovich. Christopher Reph, Kyle Scbnaufer, Kristin Schocb, Joel
Scott. Almeo Simmons,
Deborah Smith. Heather Snahnican. Rachole
Standley. Jessica Vale,
Andrew VIck. Lindsey
Walker. Jason Wallace,
Dustin WEdener. Benjamin Wilcox. Emily Wysocki. Tonih Zapor, Joshua Zunis.
Grade 0: Jeffrey Bailey.
Nichohu Duesler, Laurie
Lounjeu, ]H1 Okomoto,
Scott
Ronyak, John
Schindlor. Rochol Smltek, Lorin Adams, Cassandra Ault, Joshua
Basen, Janollo BlggL-.
Jomio Bolllnger. Carolyn
Drawner, Tonya Buchkovich. Kathryn Burtk.
Taryn
Dangremond,
Adam Decker, Ival Dotson. Paul Esper, Thomas
Fisber. Heath or Folz.
Brandon Frier. Maria
GJgllotU, John Graf, Michael Gutnblo. Patrick
Henry. Parah Henry, Lauren rfcibon. Larry Hook-
stra. Jacqueline Hricovec, Michael Johnson,
lindsey Jones. Jacquline
Koerner. Craig Kowalczyk. Robert Kufala.
Christine Liszniansky.
Krista MacArthur, Christopher Man dock. Becky
McKenzio, Kimborty Miokow, Laura
Molnar.
Adelbert Neiger, Aaron
Parks, Nicole Powson,
Bethany Potenen, Christophor Pollock. Llgia
Popa. Scott Posondek..
Joseph Reising, Caillin
Rhoadns. EHn Rowloy,
tavich. Brian Butchko.
Mark G,/met. Kathleen
Jennings. Brett Kowalczyk. Siiuuna
Lohr.
Virginia Miraldi. Kevin
O'MsJIoy. Adam Snavely,
Adam fob; az. Matthew
Yonkof. Krntin Arendt.
Alison Bra1'-nor, Benjamin Burik. r.vayne Cunningham. Jennifer Dcrryberry. Jason Gorman.
Brian Hlxson. Sara Hull.
Melodic Hyltujj Zachary
Kovach. Stojil .nic Kuwalczyk. Jonnifir Krinks.
Johnny Brawnur. Jennifer
Britton, Lucas Buchanan.
Erin Calderwood. Paul
Coleinan. Claire DeChant.
Jool Docker, James Droger.
Jennifer Fildes. Marian
Graf. Joanne Hricovec.
Rachel Hronek, Nicole
Kapucinski. Megan LaLonde, Erin Umraer.
Elizabeth LiszniAiisky,
Myia lawman. Kathloon
Mnrsig'i.1. Amy Micslu.
Teresa Milicic. Timothy
NoUon. Joseph PassRrell.
Heidi Plotz. Uaiiluls Polovich. fodi i'or I ur, Jfiwinutte Poruban. Amnnda
Rak. taclyn Ronyak.
Ricky Scrivons, Richard
Shepherd. Kevin Stack.
Lela Styles. Courtney
Sweeney.
Christopher
Ta Union. Sciin Vitou.
Heidi Wugonkn«cht. Katie Walsh. Todd Wills.
Ashley Wimmer, Jamos
Witherspoon, Frank Wysock.
Rvnn Kryiluw-ik i. [ustin
Sura Schoch, Michuul
Uttutl, llriun Vuiurur.
Schueszler, Stovoa Sim- Jennifer Miesle. John
beck, Monica Slovak. Pallas, Mary Roislng,
Joseph TJcchlonff, Kristio Lucas Rhoades, Marc
Walsh. Christopbef Wen- Schueszler. Sarah Skindorff. Kennsth Wenner, ner. David Smith. Lauren
Jennifer Wiggins. James Smith.
WImmer. Michael Wood.
Grade 11: Kathloon
- Audrey Wysock. Zakaria Herbs
t. Katio Lnngon,
Zajac. Jessica Zilka.
Ronna Ricliardson. BranGrade fl: Jossica Kriz, don Ado. Wendy Adkins.
Jamio Longen. Kate Mo- Nicholas Ashoftah. Meran. Scotl
Wendell. lissa Ault, Suzanne BaSteven Bacher. Jessica lak, Andrew Bullog.
Bawiec. Jesse Busby. Jus- David Barnasky. John
tin Carrasquillo, Alexan- Bordun, Brian Burch.
dra Danchuk. Thalsa William Crornpton, GrotDoUma. Amy Forthofor, chon DoChant. John
Nicholas Frioud, Vlcki DeChant. Allison Dobbs,
Cuggenblltor. Erin Cuyer, Joseph Guerrieri. John
Mary Ellen Hrlcovec. Kruszka, Mntthow Meeks.
Emily Kodger. Jessica Crystal Mueke. Tricin
Knwalczyk. John Krinks. Pawson, Jennifer PereChristopher Leon, Robert gard. Matthew Petersen.
Low, Kelly
MarUl, Scatt Piazza. Tina Reinko,
Daniel
Meyer.
Eric Judith Schlather. Joaoph
Mirosavich,
Elizabeth Schwartz. Maureen ShelMoore. Nathan Obral. ton, Leonard Shudar,
Cynthia Polovich, Vic- Robort Steele. Sltiphan
toria Polovich, Ryan Vega. Adam WlJklns.
Porterfiold. Gerald RoGrade 12: Kathleen
sing. Aaron Scott, Eloanor Shudor. Katia Steele. * Czarney, Jonnifor DanStacoy Udowski. Brian Icki. Brett Fishor. fosh
Gutirrierl. Katie SchleasWallace.
man, Nicholas Snavoly.
Grade 10: Franklin Both Woavor. Rachel
Zilka.
David Ashofteh,
Brawner. Nicholas Buch-
In the
service
Marino pfc. Christopher M. Howard, a 1090
Rraduato of Avon Lake
•High School of Avon
Lake. Ohio, recently complotod basic training at
Marino Corps Recruit
Depot. Parris Island. S.C
Howard •uccesafully
completed 12 weeks of
training dosignod to chol-'
lengo
new Marine
recruit* both physically
and mentally.
Howard joins 41.000
men and women who
will enter tho Marine
Corps this year from all
over tho country.
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IVSan who committed suicide proves to be seriaB sex criminal
jump in and surpriso her. As far as
policu agencies know. Liptak never
impersonated a policeman, rlu&pitu his
AVON — The display of items taken
stolen badg« ana tikupolicn ID, accordfrom Thomas Liptat's car was dramating to Vilagi.
ic, especially in light of what Police
What kind of man would commit
Chief John Vilagi was soon to tell
these crimes?
reporters.
Liptak. who was unmarried and
Arrayed on a folding table in the
childless, wm manager of the computer
council chambers of City Hall May 8
network of the Benj^nin Rose Institute,
were a >»:in gun. a Snulh & Wesson 45an agency that aids ihe elderly, in
In January, 1993. he kidnapped a
caliber semiautomatic handgun and
downtown Cleveland.
woman in her 30s from u Revco parking
three Rmmo clips, nylon ropes, knotted
But tbeie was a side to Liptak probalot in University Heights, drove her
Ace bandages, a cellphone, a sheathed
bly unknown to hb fellow workers. He
away from the area, assaulted her sexuknife, a stolen^Cleveland Police detechad a police record, having done time
ally and look her back to her car.
tive's badgo. a phony Clevakmd Police
on two kidnapping charges In
Department ID card, a Fraternal Order
In Eastlake in June. 1094, he abductCuyahoga County in the late '70s. He
of Police boosters' sticker, several paii3
ed a 32-year-old woman from a Fbiast
was convicted on a charge of carrying a
of latex gloves, a black mask and severparking lot, drove her to a different
concealed weapon in 1983 in Summit
al rolls of duct tape.
location, assaulted her and brought her
County.
He had been diihcnoia'jly disback.
These were the tools of Thomas
charged from the U.S. Army. Since his
In
October.
1095,
hn
entered
a
small
Uptak— sarial sex criminal.
suicide, the Avon Police havo received
business in Willoughby. held a 43-yearUptak. 40. of Laketvood, was run off
inquiries from police agencies in
old
employee
ct
gunpoint
and
tried
to
the road infrontof Avon High School
Wisconsin. Georgia and Kentucky
sexually
assault
her.
This
woman,
howMay 2 after a police chase from Lorain,
about several unsolved cases of kidnapever, managed to escape through a back
where he had tried to kidnap a woman
ping and sex crimes in those states,
door.
In tha parking lot cf the Super K-Mart
Vilagi said.
In April. 1996. he kidnoppsd an 18on SR 56. As officers dosed in. Liptak
"It's premature to say he's involved
ycar-old woman from a Super K-Mart
pulled out the pistol and shot himself
(in the out of-state crimes] but there's &
parking lot in Howland Twp., which is
in the head.
near Youngstown. took her to a hotel similarity in the m.oj," he said.
In the following days, police learned
Uptak's final prey was a 37-year-old
raped her. Afterwards, he took her
that kidnapping woman was something and
Lorain woman. Using tried-and-true
back to her car.
of a hobby to Liptak. When they
tactics. Liptak walled in Ihe parking lot
In February of this year, he sexually
searched his apartment on Madison
or the K-Mart for a likely victim. At 11 .
Avenue, they found a 220-page Journal, assaulted a 34-year-ola woman at a hair
p.m.. the victim came out with several
a computer printout, in which Liptak salon in Clevoland and robbed the
bugs of merchandise which she loaded
place.
had soberly recounted his crimes with
into the front passenger seal of her car.
such accuracy and detail that they
The only actual rape occured in
Liptak. brandishing the 45-caIiber
almost matched the police reports. Howland TWp. In the other cases, ha
pistol, burst into the woman's car but
Vilagi said.
subjected his victims to sexual assaults
apparently his movements were
Liptak described incidents going short of rape, police said.
blocked by the bags of merchandise,
CeneraUy, LJplak would select a vic- according
back to December. 1902. when he
to repcrts. The woman began
abducted a 46-year-old woman a* gun- tim at random, take har at gunpoint to a
screaming, attracting the attention of a
olnl at a Revco in South Euclid, took nearby hotel or motel, commit th-j
clerk.
As
the clerk approached the
er to another location and sexually crime, and return her !o her car. He vehicle. Liptak (led the woman's car.
would
wait
in
his
own
vehicle
in
a
assaulted her. He then drove her hack to
into his own. ared1995 Buick
parking lot. usually ai night, for « got
her car.
Contury, and headed for I-CO east. The
woman
occupied
with
placing
her
purclerk provided Lorain ['olice with a
Liptak was to repeat this Gvo more chases in her car. Typically, hn would
licunsa plain number, and policu
thn'Js, leaving police in Cleveland and choose
a
woman
whoso
paaicncer-sido
radioed the information lo other
thj eastern suburbs with six unsolved door was unlocked, allowing Tjim to
crimes.
By Mary. Swindell
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An Ohio Stale Patrol trooper spotted
Liptak's car on 1-90 and followRd him
off the freeway, south on SR 011 and
into North RidgeviUtj. By this time. "
police from Avon, North Ridgeville and
Sheffield Village bad joined the pursuit. In North RidReville police baa set •
up a partial roadblock. When Liptak
saw this, he turned around in a church ~
parking lot and headed back towards
Avon on Stoney Ridge Road. DUJVM> &e
high-speed pursuit south into Avon.
Liptak was seen talking on a cellphone
and throwing things out of hix car.
Later, police would recover several of
the items whiih they believe he used in
his assaults.
In Avon, meanwhile, police had laid
down strips of spikes in the roadway ofStoney Ridgw. Liptak drove over the
ipikes. which burst three of his tires.
lie pulled into the driveway of Avon
High and shot himself in the right side
of his head. The person he last spoke to
was his sister.
"Ha was saying goodbye, asking for
forgiveness.1" Vilagi said.
Vilagi termed Uptak "a very complicated personality" whose character,
only an agency such as the FBI's
Behavioral Science Uoit at Quontico.
Va.. could begin to plumb.
Vilagi and detectives from the cities
in which Uptak had committed his
crimes expressed satisfaction at closing the book on the cases.
"1 feel we've gotten a predator off the
streets," said DeL Bob Jaksa of the
Eastlake Police.
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2 AVON LAKE — A man who took, a
ai bike for a test ride at a local bike shop
[3 and kept on going tried the same ruso at
a a cycle shop in Rocky River, but this
LU UniB the shop owner was on to him.
(E Last week we reported that a man.
posing as a customer, was given permission to take an expensive mountain
biko for a test ride at Marty's Bike Shop
an Electric Boulevard.
Th« crafty fellow the day before had
taken twu bikes for test rides and had
returuitd them, no doubt to establish
his credibility as a person to be trusted.
But on April 29. ha hopped onto an
LTS-3 GT mountain bike, valuea at
51,240, and that was the last the shop
ownor saw of him or the bike.
Until May 1.
That's the day the same man went
into the Westgate Cycle Shop on Center
Ridge Road in Rocky River and asked to
tike a Cannon dale Super-V 2000 mountain bike, with a price tag of $2,400, for
a test ride.
Forget it. the owner told him.
This was because Marty Hasenstaub.
owner of Marty's Bike Shop here, had
called the owner of the River bike outlet and told him about the scam. Thus
alerted, the owner celled the Rocky
River Police who picked the man up a
.short distancn from the shop.
In the meantime, Avon Lake Police
haard about the arrest while monitoring
the radios of »evet.il western Cuyohoga
County police departments. Soon local
officers and Hasenstaub we-e en route
to Rocky River where Hasenjtaub identified the suspect as the man who had
ridden off on Ills mountain bike.
River Police turned the suspect over
to Avon Lake Police who charged Carl
R- Snydur. 23. of Vermilion, with theft.
A postscript: Snyder is suspected of
trying to test ride a bike from a cycle
shop In North RldgTvillo. but was
foiled when the owner ran Snyder's
• w — i n imH'fcu Uw salus price ol the
.— -oiko. Thd credit card company refused
to accept the charge, according to
reports.
Disrepair and disrespect
A landlord lock officers on a tour of a
AVON
LAKE
POLICE
BLOTTER
home on Fay Avenue, recently vacated
by a tenant, for a looLsoe at what be had
left behind:
The front porchlight taken out and
left on the kitchen counter, a living
room light removed and left on a floor,
an air conditioner taken out and possibly damaged, a broken living room window, damage to the kitchen closet, a
missing telephone, and possible roof
damage from an antenna tripod or satellite dish sitting on it for three years.
The tenant also owed two months
back rent, the landlord said.
• Officers sympathized but said this
was a civil, not a criminal, matter and
advised him to tal>. to bis lawyer.
Drunk and disorderly
Officers sped to the Artstown Pub
May 3 shortly after 2 a-m. when a barmaid reported that a customer had
insulted her, waved a handgun at
another employee and shoved a man as
he was headed out the door.
The barmaid had told him to take a
hike becai'se of his drunken, unruly
behavior.
Officers found the man sitting in his
cur in the parking lot. They tola him to
step out and patted him down. At this
the man became belligerent and began
struggling and wrestling with officers
to the point where they sprayed him
twice with, pepper spray. Even after a
blast or lwo.hu laughed and continued
to struggle. He finally had to be brought
to the ground and wis handcuffed.
A 30-ycar-old Loraln man was
charged with disorderly conduct persisting and resisting arrest. Firs
Department medics flushed out his
eyes. Police searched his car but cuuld
find no gun. according to reports.
Autu motive
A Mooru Road uparltut'nt dwt'llur
found his I'J'JU Chevy iMaivr the object
uf a foiled thuft. this on May 5. T'IU driver's side iioorlock, had bi'cn pried open
and the steering column pet'lud.
The victim said the car hail Iwen tirokt'n into in a similar manner ah >ut a
year and a half ago, and tho radio and
CD player taken.
Since then, ho has tuki'ii l.U radio
and radar dotector out of the car when
hu leaves it outside overnight.
Canine culprits
You may remember our rucouniing
last weak the misadventures of a trio of
dogs whoso owners, residents of
Mariner's Court, fac*» dog-at-large
charges in court.
Well, tho mutts were at it again in
recent days, according to reports.
A resident of Admirals' Way said two
of the dogs — a boxer and a Cerman
shepherd — attacked her black labrador
retriever as he stood peaceably in his
backyard May 2. The boxer and shepherd loped in growling and barking.
ai.d tr' id to bike her lab, the woman
said. Sho chased the dogs borne.
Examining her lab, she found no bite
marks but noted that bis coat was covered with saliva.
She made no formal complaint, but
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host tho neighbors would like some
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and quiet restored to Lake Road.
Safety Forces Day
Samuel Michael Toth. shown here with
his dad. Mictoel. sports a brand new
bike helmet which he won during a
drawing held on Safety Forces Day
May 3. The Sheffield Lake Police and
Fire Departments sponsored the Informational day, held at the Community
Civic Center, to acquaint residents on
crime and fire prevention. There were
games and activities for the kids, too.
Police officers neid a drawing (or the
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were Casey Pawolski. Brittany
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Voters cast their ballots in several
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in Avon, voters approved two fiveyear. .5 mill levies. Tha levies, which
will each raiso 380,924 per year, will
allow the police and fire departments
to maintain ax*d purchase equipment.
They will cost 51O.»7 per year to the
oivner of a home valued at 570,000.
Avon Lake voters passed (he 1.54-miU
paramedic levy renewal in a nine to
one vote- The levy will provide the Firo
Department with SGO7.559 annually—
the amount it needs to continue offering ambulance and paramedic service
to residents at no charge. For the owner
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to Urbin. is another problem, since the
pier was supposed to bo constructed
without interfering with the operation
of the boat ramp.
"It is his responsibility to keep the
channel open for boating.** ho said.
Urbin said the city will take legal
action against the firm only if necessary. The coal, he said, is that giving
Monz another chance will inspire him
to return to work at the pier.
"It's my hope that we'll be able to
resolve this amicably," he said. "But if
he will not come back, he is breaching
the contract."
Illegal parking causes safety concerns
By Joanne Easterdjry
dons on a yearly basis.
a Council tabled the option to purAVON — Council person Shirley chase the property oast of City Hall.
Doss discussed Monday the problem of
The buyer-beware clause in the purillegal parking during special sales chase agreement concerning removal of
events at business the* do not have ade- toxic waste on the properly jjnvr counquate parking.
cil socend thoughts.
Doss said gome cars worn ticketed.
Krystowiki said he wfli'hbt aware of
"But once the people loft their van. any po.-isiblo conlnniinjrimi tine* noihwhat's e ticket? Two bucks?" Sh« suiii
uiH lias ln-on Duill tin the [irop«My in
that at the most recent event, curs w«o
must uvnryolie's nifiiiary.
parked ucross the sidewalks and were
"If we're going to buy it ULo thut
parked In areas posted for no parking. (with that clause), wo should pay A lot
She said constl tiitnts* concern was the less for it," Krystowski said.
inability of safety vehicle access.
• Improvements to Freeman Drive, a
Present laws on the books will be 28 foot wide, a Inch thick roadbod. 4
reviewed by the Safety Committee to Inch curbs and storm sewers and catch
determine what airtion, including tow- basins, were approved,
ing, could be used.
• A mysterious rezoning item
Involving nino parcels of property on
Sfc 83 from C-4 to C-4 and C-2 and tho
In other business
• Clerk of Council Patricia Vierkorn same rezoning involving one parctil in
location was referred to
reported that the dty received a S3,000 tho sameCommission.
Krystowskl said
grant for signs for city hall and police Planning
he did not know what the rezoning was
neadnuarter's identification. According for.
The requests came from tho properto tho grant requirements, the signs are . ty owner
and a representative.
to 1» made from recycled materials.
• There will be a Littlo Luoguo
• On first reading council approved
support of Loraln County Chamber of parade at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. May 25
at Si, Mary's Church on
Commerce for economic development beginning
services. Consideration of this will be Stony Ridge.
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auded. had cost approximately S40.000
lesa than onudpnted.
trlf a d r d i t i ° n . according to Petro.
VUIaga Engineer Tom Krall said more
change orders might bo lubmitted for
tho project.
tn other business
• Dottis Fox of Cflblev-sion is schedJV.m..'0 m ? t e "* appearance al the
Utilities Coiarcitte» meeting on
Monday. May i s . a t 7 p.m. in the
Service Department building. Chair
Calhi Price «aid U10 contract w-'.ih und
sorvioo of Cablevifllon will bo the main
focus of the meeting.
• Tho Firo Department hai a new
pnrt-timu panimodlt Crw{ Davis, cf
Avon. w u cti(.n»»ii»d by council for tho
day shift. Davis also works full-time on
the Sheffield Lake Fire Department
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* having «" Immediate use lor
the home council purchased next door
to village hall, council is considering
renting tho property. Council has not
yet voted on a rental rate.
• The yUuige wiU send a representative to a June meeting about applyina
for grant funds to construct pedestrian
and bike paths. Avon Lake has secured
*uch u grant. Ondercin said, and U
offering o seminar about the grant to
othtir communities
froa of charge.
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Wednesday, May 21,1997
Pride Day is this Saturday
AVON LAKE — You can still sign up (o participate In Pride Day this Saturday.
Many groups have already signed up to clean up true lawn areas, city porks or
school grounds. Other groups are planting flowers in various locations or cleaning
up at the Avon Lako Play Space. All Pridn Uay participants will bo recognized aid
presented with Cflrtlficatos of appreciation al the Juno 9 mooting of City Council.
For more details, contact Kathy Lynch at City Hall (930-4121J during business
hours.
Summer speech therapy offered
The Easter Seal SocJuty of Northwestern Ohio. Lorain County, is ngain sponsorine a summer aprech and language clinic for children 3-12 years of ago.
The program will provide sorvico to children who havo been receiving therapy
at school and need to maintain skills through summer months, or for the child who
is not receiving thonpy. but to whom a summer program might be beneficial, espocially those ontcring kindorgnrton.
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The proeram wllFbe offered from Juno 10 to July 25 at several Lora.n County
locations. Each student will havo a screening and six therapy sessions.
Applications will b« accepted until June 1. Two sessions of Nature lulk. an innovating language program at Fionch Creek Nature Center and Carlisle Visitor Center
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permission to drudge. In the time that it
loot the Corps to respond, approximately one month. Men* accepted
another Job in Cleveland and moved hi*
equipment there.
According to Avon Late Mayor Vince
Vxbln. however, Monat is still under
contract to finish the Job here. He is
now refusing to come back until the
city agrees to pay him 539.000. That is
bis estimate of the cost of moving bis
equipment from the Cleveland job.
Meanwhile, the boat ramp b unabla to
be opened, since suppl'es for the fishing pier are blocking it. This, according
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challenger Kurt Enzmann. The position
AL council gives contractor written notice;
finish fishing pier job or face legal action
Cafi tho Eastef Soal regional office at 210-277-7337 for inormatlon on fees and
enrollment forms.
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SL Thomas Church. Las Vegas nights
will be held on May 16 and 17 from
6:30 pju. to ?. The entertainment function will include free coffee, free door
prizes, high hand of tho hour,* free
admission and security.
The event wilt be hold at 719 Harm
Road in Sheffield Lake. The facility is
wheelchair accessible and promises to
bo fun for all. For additional informatlnn call 949-6275.
Family Day Picnic Set. A family day
picnic will be held at Sheffield Lake's
Community Park on Sunday. May 18
from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. There will be fun
for all ages Including food, music and
games. If you purchase food from
Hardees. 20% of the sale will go to
GJ4.F.R. For additional information
call 949-8085 or 949-5289. Your support of this event will be appreciated.
Sheffield and Sheffield Lake Election
Results. According to the Loralo
County Election Board there was nothing to vote an In the village at this election.
Three items though were presented
for vote in Sheffield Lake. On May 7 the
unofficial results are: Issue *7 replacement levy for tho police department
passed with 618 votes for the issue and
483 votes against.
Issuo #8, the Fire levy, also passed In
this election with 64lJ volt's approving..->
the 1levy. ;uid 451 votes rejecting th« -*•,?
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Tho council I-at-lart<J seal vacated by--.-,
KobiTt Palmer was woo by Robert • .^
Ebuiischwelltjr with 4lil votes, topping ".!
candidates Kurt Enzmanu's 103 votes "'„
and Doris J. Nay's 285 vote. A fourth ';•/•
candidate withdrew from the city coua- '."M
cil nice before the ballots were prinled. -' -J
Sheffield Village Service Depart.-.~f
ment. The Village Service Director. Leo-;;i:
Sheets, said "Our Oster Road waterline •"••'•
is completed and has been tested and.'"
everything. ani^ i s ready for people to'.i't
tap in." The Village will take cars of the'-;;"
tap-in for the seven residents affected'-'•;,
by theprojecl.
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Rini Rego begin built on the north tide"
of State Route 254, west of Route 2*J1 In :
the Village, is scheduled to open ca .L
June 1.
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Community Oars. Pro-sale rida tick-^7.1
els are available from Stephanie \ Bunner with the Community Civic'-7?
Council at 949-7211. The tickets will be •£ 1
available in bund] us of 100 at a cost t o ' '
your organization of $225. Your oigani- •']•"
za'on will net 545 profit form each:: .'
bundle of 100 that you sell. Any unsold:;
tickets will be bought back by the Civic'' v
Council If they are returned t o " •
Stephanie Bunner by Saturday. July 5.
This Is a good opportunity for your
organization to promote this an&w'V
event and earn funds at tho sams lisle;'' L
Pre-sale rida tickets cannot be fold any
later than 6 pjn. on July 9.
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Pride Oar. Property and business .•••[•
owners in Sheffield Lake, remember to7»-.'"•
spruce up your property and structures '•''••'
fur this May 17 county-wide event A '-r
well kept property will automatically
qualify you to oe In the running for the
flag awards that will be presented to •
five winners. One flag will be presented *•*
to the winning business and four radn.
dences will be selected.
Last week while searching for the
meaning of life, a bird defecated on my * 'clean car. Is that the meaning of Ufa? —
Ail things considered, it didn't make "
mo hjippy. Til next week from tha little
house on Kenilworth, have a great one!
Children's
World plans grand opening
Clowns, face painting, balloon twist-
Ing, a ritg toss and refreshments such
as corn dogs, popcorn and cotton candy
will all bo part of the fun at the grand
opening celebration of a new Children's
World Learning Center at 407 LearNagle Road in Avon Lake. Saturday,
May 17. from 1-3 p.m.. families are
invited to Join the festivities free of
charge and to have an opportunity to
tour the newly constructed facility and
meet the leachlns staff.
The center will offer a full range of
services for families in Avon lake and
tho surrounding area. Age-appropriate
learning programs will bo offered for 18
month-old toddlers through school-age
childron on a full-timo or part-time
basis, and van transportation ij pravldcd lo and from area schools as part of
the program.
For more Information about the grand
opening celebration or the programs
that will be offered at the new center,
families are Invited to call Centor
Director Diane Tracyk at 933-2531.
Children's World Learning Center is a
leading provider of quality Infant, toddler, preschool, pre-klndergarten and
school-age learning programs operating
46 community based and employersupported learning centers In Ohio.
Children's World encourages social,
cognitive and physical development,
while allowing children to learn at
their own pace. Children's World has
been providing early childhood and
elementary educational programs in,
Houston since 1969.
We've Fixed Up Some Of
The Worst Joints In Town.
These cJjyt more and more people around
town arc living their lives without yt\n in
their shoulder*. This is due to the skilled
and compassionate ore that Dr.
Alfred Scrna of Kolczun &
Kolczun Orthopaedic Associates
has provided.
Arthritis, bursitis. fractures,
rotator cuff and athletic injuries
will be trcaierj with the personal care, tiles:
technology, and special touch of Koloun &
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Other services provided by Kolczun &
Kolczun Orthopaedic Associates include
the management of painful hips, knees,
hands, elbow*, wrisu, ankles and toes.
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~ Board's choice, all of Avon Lako would
- win.
c As sure as Doard President Terry
\ Ryan and members wore of Dr. Dutiful
J Ross' choice, I know Dr. Ross had to
i make that sajuu choice ol where he
I wanted to go. Prom what I understand.
i Dr. Ross had other offers, but evidently.
• ho folt Avon Lako was tho ulaco to be.
While details have yet to bo
announced. I expect the LOW superinIcndents's salary to be in the mid 80s
range, along with standard pension
benefits.
Ross comes to Avon Lako from a district i-.'Th 6.300 students that has gone
through tremendous growth over the
past ton years. According to Ross, it
was not unconunon to have 40-CO new
students a month. Compared to Avon
Lake's 40-CO a year, I am sure he'll Gnd
the pace something to be appreciated.
What can, Avon Lakers expect from
ihslr new Supe? Plenty— residents can
look for Ross to be a high profllo person
who plans to purchase a home within
the community. (The outgoing superintendent never purchased a home.) He
has Indicated he gets Involved by riding school busas, **wfc1nfi unannounced
visits to buildings, and letting people
know who he is. There is, of course,
many Other responsibilities of his position. Early reports out of Pickerington
is thev are upset to see him leavB and
feel /won Lako has bit a home run with
Ross. Wo all wish him the besL
High, and dryl Area boaters aren't
going to be one bit aroused to find out
the Miller Rd. Park boat launch halltics won't open until mid-June. Even
though the weather has been terriblo.
tho opportunity to catch a good day of
pe/ch fishing Isn't going to happen.
Tho contractor was delayed by tho
annual sand build-up and slowness of o
permit from the stats. It's Illegal to
dredge during the spawning season,
Sincojbo ur-*ialng permit wasn't avail'
able. Marine Contracting Inc. pulled
their equipment from building tho fish'
IIIR ptcr and moved tu onolhor job In
Cleveland. They now want Avon Lake
to cough up another 540.00 to ruturn tu
Avon Lake and finish tho job.
Since atom* and sand block tho oxit
from the harbor, thoro is just no way
boaters can utilize the ramps.
Avon Laky council has indlcatod they
have no intention to pay the additional
money ID tho contractor. Mcyor Vinco
Urbin has asked council to stand fast on
the issue. Unfortunately, area boaters
will need to travel elsewhere for a
month or more lo enjoy Lake Erie.
Batter up! The Sports Channel, in
cooperation with the Cleveland Indians
and host Avon Lake Youth Baseball
Federation, will once again feat me the
"Batter Up" compotilion. Boys and
girls, ages 7-14, from ii/ea communities
are invited to sign up in this annual
event.
• Players will compete- iu pitching, hit
ting, and running in various ago divisions. Last year nearly 500 area kids
participated in tho skills competition.
The event is scheduled for Saturday
June 21st. For more information, check
the special half-page sign-up in this
issut).
Homecoming date change! The Avon
Lake 15th annual Homecoming Fcs:ival, originally scheduled for the IIth
and 12th of October, has been rescheduled for Saturday, September 27th and
Sunday, September 28th at tho Avon
Lake High SchooL
This annual event attracts people
from all around, not only for the delicious Kiwanis Pancake n' Sausage
Breakfast, but the many crafts, community events, and of course, the great 80part parade. So mark your calendar for
SeptemuBr 27th and 28lh.
Loruin County Pride Day is scheduled for this Saturday, May 17th. Area
communities, in cooperation with service gioups, will work togotber to help
clean up their communities. Join your
neighbors as they show then* pride.
The Avon Lake/Avon Chamber of
Commerce presents a seminar on websites and the Internet May 20th, from
7:30-0:30 a.m. Members and guests are
invited to the attend, at Avon Lake
Public Library. A deluxe continental
breakfast is sponsored by Community
Health Partners/Avon Lake physicians.
The cost is SG per person, which
includes the breakfast and the seminar.
Call 933-9311 to moke reservations.
This semin.Tr. called "Welcom* to lh«
Web," is presented by Universal
Promotions, a locnl marketing company. The seminar will cover information
regarding how to use the Internet as n
resource, what a website will do foi
your business, bow to build a custom
website, how to gnl "online." and othor
topics that will bring you and your
business into tho 21st century.
Avon Lake Chorale rated superior
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High School Chorale, directed by
William G. Zurkey, earned three superior ratings la Class "AA* at the Ohio
Music Education Association No. Imost
Regional State Choir Contest in
Brookpark, Ohio. A choir must have
earned a superior rating at Dhtrict
Contest *o qualify for stato competition.
The Chorale performed a 20-mInuto
concert in the new Ford Auditorium in
Briiokpork beforo an audience and
three O.M.E.A. sanctioned adjudicators. The selections included: "Song of
Triwaoh," written for tho National
Choi af Symposium by Dale Grotonhuis:
"A Red, Red Rose," a Scottish folk song
by James Mulhclland Oi.rt accompanied
on piano by Megan Kotls: and "Fycr.
Fyor! My Heart!" ny Thomas Morley, an
early English Madrigal. All of the above
selections wore categorized as Class
"AA" selections which Is tho most difficult category of music
fudge Jsrry Parsons of Columbus
comments, "Ladies and gontlemon - a
superb performance today. Your tone
quality Is very mature. Bravo!" Judga
Larry Griffin of Columbus writes,
"What a group. You sing so very expressive and musical. What a treat!
Tho Chorale will conclude their
1005-07 Concert Soason with tho
Spring Concort on Thursday. Mny 22 at
the Avon Lake High School
Auditorium.
The
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Central Cornmittoo of Ohio and Ilia
Ohio Association of Secondary School
Principals.
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When members of Knights of
Columbus Father Ragan Council 3269,
Avon, found outUbcut a 19 month-old
infant born with the birth dofoct.
Aperts Syndrome, they decided to
tponior a fund-raiser that would help
pay medical bills for the family. They
never imagined how successful it
would be.
A spaghetti dinner was held at the
council's halt on Moore Road on
Sunday. March 1G. When It was over,
more than 1,000 persons had dined,
225 >-ounds of pasta, 10 cases of sauce
and 2,400 meatballs were cooked, and
six cases lettuce shredded for salads.
Coupled with a bake sale, valuable
door prizes and some generous contributions, tho tally showed more than
515.000 had been raised In that one
afternoon. The council Squires Circle
presented a check for 5G0O; the Isabella
Guild gave SI00. It was by for the council's most successful coundl/conununity project.
Tho infant, Gabrielle Bova, Is the
daughter of Phil and Karen Bova of
Avon. C-abrielle suffers from a rare,
genetic birth defect that includes
abnormal growth of the skull and face,
fused fingers and toes. In 1996 she
underwent eight surgeries, and thus far
in 1997 has undergone one. Many more'
ere expected.
Organizer of the dinner was FDD
PCK Vince Gargaro, the current
Diocesan Coordinator for the Cleveland
Diocese. Chief cook was Jim Jacobs, a
former District Deputy.
The Dova family went to the Knights
of Columbus Hall on Sunday, April 20
at the Father Ragan Council's Annual
Awards Dinner, to receive numerous
checks from the council.
"We lhank you, most especially for
your prayers,** Phil Bova toldtho audience.
More than 70 Brother Knights, their
wives, familios and friends volunteered
to help at the event.
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New Sheffield council member sworn in
By Jim Petruzzi
SHEFFIELD VILLAGE — A new
council niombnr was sworn in last
week to fill the vacancy left after former
member Ron Rosso resigned lo become
tho Zoning Administrator, a newly created position.
Judio IJocs. u village resident on
Apple Creek Drive, was appointed with
a 3 to 2 vote at a special council meeting May 7. Council members Cathy
Prico and Dorothy Crawford dissent eel.
Docs was sworn in May B.
She will serve the remainder of
Rosso's term, which will expire Dec
31,1999.
Docs had been serving Shoffiold as a
po'ico dispatcher before her appointment, and subsequenlly resigned that
post. She is currently a realtor
employed by Oak Tree Realty and Long
View Builders, who recently constructed Durfiold Estates aff Abbe Road.
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She has also been involved with governments In Pennsylvania, where she
served on the Community Development and Veteran's Monument'Committees for the Punn Hills municipality.
Women's club to meet
Woman's QU> of Avon Lake would kka K>
invite preopoctw marriMK* to the May 16 meeting at 7 p.m. at the Avon Lake Pubttc Library in
me Gallery Room, the program will be run by
new mamoars and win be a White Elephant
Swap. Afl mambers and guests a/a asked to
dean out their c*-««tj ana find a new home lor
your forlorn por Melons. PWasa wrap your gtfl
ctsatrvety and b-tng It to the meeting on Monday.
May 19. Sodal flma win begin at 7 p.m. with (he
program itartng around 730 p.m.
Womar.'a Club ol Avon Laketaa dvta organization which raises money tor scholarships,
community organizaSons and other worthwhile
causes in the area, the most popular probably
befig ma ran and Spring Homespun Fair* which
hove raised over $20,000. We are a group ol 48
women who batleve that by working together we
can accomplish great things in our community.
If you wo»Jd liketobe part ol this group, please
Plan on attondlng the May 19 meeting at 7 p j n .
For more information coll 933-2794.
PetkoffDoenges
Mr. am! Mrs. Kurl
Potkoff annuunco tho
«n gage in on I and nppronching murringo of
thoir douRhlrr. Molissn.
to Brian Do«>nRcs. ton of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mark
Docngoa of New lirunion.
Ohio.
The brid«-lo-bo is a
199C graduuti) of Magnificat High School, nnd a
1095 grntlunlo of Ohio
•Slnto University. Sho is
currently nntptoyed as a
customer sorvfeo specialist at Cordon Foods
Corporction in Columbus, Ohio.
Doongcs is u 1097 graduate of Ohio Stato
University. He is currcnt-
Melissa PetkoH and
Brian Doonges
ly pursuing a master's
dogrou in education at
Ohio Stfit->
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g The lingering impasses in salary
°- negotiations bolweon tho City of Avon
x Lake and various unions representing
labor, has received an inordinate
amount of attention from the media,
including Heather Rutz'a article in the
May 7.1997 edition of The Press. Much
of the rhetoric has centared upon the
"stipend" controversy, proposed to be
extended to 10 employees—professionals—whose career interests ore not represented by collective bargaining units.
Furthermore, regarding salaries,
these 19 Individuals have no cohesion
as a group, or union-like ability, but
rather are individually isolated to fond
for themselves In all salary matters.
Many of this group _ are Department
Heads of the City, representing the
administration along with the Mayor. I
hold a Department Head position as
City Planner, end am not speaking for
my fellow Dopartment Heads, or (ho
remaining members of the."19." I am
writing this letter to speak, to the public
' to clarify the salary Issue as it relates to
. my position in response to your concerns about reasonable pay, its compensation relative to my fellow Department
Heads, and to compensation of city
planning directors in general.
Ms. Rutz's article incorrectly reported the salary of the City Planner position; It is 538,00 annually. Avon Lake Is
a growing city, only 60% bullt-out. At
this point in its development life cycle.
prudent, professional dry planning is
ore vital than it Is for a much larger,
fully developed community, which
may employ a complete staff of professional planners.
That Is my opinion, and I am quite
confident that thousands of others
would generally agreo with that statement- To tho many dovelopers. business executives, and skilled, educated
professionals who have had the planning for their multi-million dollar projects managed by my department: does
ray position's salary for a planning
director here in Avon Lake make sense
to you?
I believe that governmental service
employees should bo compensated by
the position, not the credentials of tho
individual holding the position. Lest
anyone think that the compensation of
the City Planner position in Avon Lake
Is high, please allow me to present
somo facts.
• Not including the Mayor, on elocted position, the average salary of
Department Hoads in Avon Lake Is
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MGiIicareiloesirt-.,
ll pot/fa w 65, durfl count
on Itw Fodvrd M K £ C U *
Pcogiwn to eo*»r oQ your
madiiil c M i Inttaod, count
on Kt*>orran<Ja'l Macfcora
SuppUn-ant poftcy-o policy
that guorontem you
renawabW co*aroQ« fef 01
bog a* yot* !»••. for mor*
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couucilperson, 1 conducted a survey of
salaries of planning directors for eight
municipalities in tli« Cuyuhojja/Larain
Counties region. Cities with characteristics similar (o Avon Lake, such as
development stage, population, pur
capita income, suburbaaality, industrial base, geography, etc., were soluctud.
The mid-range salary of planning
directors was S50.7G3, and the average,
tht>n-current salary of incumbent planning directors was 557,755. That was
two years ago.
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The
American
Planning
Association (APA), of which tho city
and Its planning commission are members, and I am a member of its professional wing as well, the American
Institute uf Certified Planners (A1CPJ.
published a "Planners Salaries and
Employment Trends" report In 1Q95. Its
Information is based on a survey of
5,751 professional city planners, of
which 1 was one when the City Planner
salary was significantly less ifiin at present. The report indicated that the
median salary of AICP members,
10.000 nationwide, all positions, was at
that time $31,000.
A composite of several statistical
models In the report Indicate that the
salary range of a planning director having my personal education, experience,
and a host af other marketable employment characteristics, when compared
to various situations similar to Avon
Lake, would likely merit a range of
between $48,000 to $51,000.
Tho APA advertises open planning
positions in a monthly publication
called Job Mart. For the period May,
1895 through December, 1090, I compared nine available city planner's
positions in Ohio, with stated responsibilities and qualifications extremely
similar to the City Planner position in
Avon Lake. The average, advertised
starting salary—throwing out the highest and lowest—was S50,5GQ, Ohio is
one of the lowest paying rtatrts for city
planners In the Union, which I can
prove.
These are "red apples-to-rod apples"
comparisons. In fact, detailed examination of the hard documentation I have,
would Indicate that the Avon Lake's
City Planner position Is not handsomely compensated at all, especially given
tho position's responsibilities, the
nature of which many of those reading
this oro aware.
It is my opinion that any governmental position be compensated in consideration of four "campaxables":
1. In relationship to compensation of
peers of that position within their organization;
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2. In comparison lo similar positions
in the same profession, in sunilur organizations, in similar situations, in similar googruphic areas:
3. In comparison to similar positions,
within similar professions, in both lho
private and public sectors, in any
rcffijn: und.
4. In comparison to what sociuty generally compensates similar, contemporary positions given basic market conditions.
Nowhere in the above paragraph did
1 mention individual qualifications,
ochievomenls. skills, performance, or
seniority: these are factors which determine raises and bonuses—not a position's base salary. None of the criteria
have anything to do with personality or
favoritism; 'they are reasonable and
politically neutral {at least If they are
handled that way).
All of the information I have herein
provided, either was made available to
officials of the City, or was offared, or
would gladly bo made available. I
extend the some offer to any person.
The point of my letter is to provide
documented evidence to the public,
through all the hoopla and innuendo,
that In Avon Lake, the position of City
Planner is certainly not over compensated.
Albert J. Dlspenza. Jr.. AICP
City Planner
City of Avon Lake
Editor* Note: In the May 7 issue of The
Press we printed Afr. Albert Dispenza's
gross salary as S37£29.63. While this
figure Is $70.37 less than Mr. Dispenza
indicates, it is the figure provided to as
by the City of Avon Lake Finance
Department.
Program line-up (or Public Access
Channel 34 and Government Access
Channel 12 for the week of May 14-20.
Public Access Channel 34
• Thought You'd Like to Know. Pago
11 with host Mayor Vtbin. 6 a-mVp-m.,
12 a.m./p.m.
- Senior Social Connection with host
Lisa Surmeister. 7 a.m./p.m., 1
a.tn-/pjn.
• Leading the Way Home with host
Carol Murphy. 8 o.mj'p.m., 2 a.m7p.m.
- WGOO with Reverend Meredith
Coleman of the Lakes note United
Methodist Church of Avon Lake. 9
&.m./p.m.. 3 a.m./p.m.
- Lot's Talk with host Bob Bolen. 10
a.m./p.m., 4 a.m./p.m.
- Miscellaneous Programming, 11
a.m./p.m., 5 n.mJp.m.
(Nate: The Avon Lake United Church
of Christ airs its services LIVE Sunday
mornings at 9 a.m. and 11 o.m.)
Government Access Channel 12
- Avon Lake City Council May 12
meeting. 7 a.in./p.ro.. 11 a.m./p.m.. 3
a.m./p.m.
- Council Update, 9 o.m/p.m.. 1
n.m./p.m.. 5 a.m./p.m.
ALC-TV Playback. Who noods Bob
Vila? We've got Carol Murphy and her
ihow, "Loading tho Way Home." This
wook on ALC-TV. Carol ventures out of
the studio for an on-site home inspection, with guest Mike Moir of Building
Inspector uf Ohio. Bo suro lo join them
as they toko an aLtual walk through a
homo, discuss the mechanical systems
and ovorything olso a homo inspection
entails.
Abo on Public Access 34. Mayor
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To the Editor:
Tho second Women of Worth luncheon was held on Wednesday, April
10 at Uio Irish Heritage Ceutor. Sixty
wonderful women were in attendance
to support CKS' Mother's Day program,
enjoy each other's company and a lovely fashion show by Cara's at the
Promenade featuring models [Janine
Bonezzi. Jenna Gonzalez, Linda
Hcmrner and Sandy Martinez) from our
community. Tho Works [located at Tho
Landings) did hair and makeup for the
mode's, and their nails were dono by
Nail Clinic in Avon. Both of these
salons also donated wonderful door
prizes.
Despite the drizzle, a feeling of spring
abounded amid the beautiful daffodil
centerpieces denoted by Piazza's. A
lavish gift basket was donated by Sheila
Oster as a raffle item. Luncheon atten-.
dees brought donations of lotions, cosmetics and other "unnecesslttes** that
CRS volunteers will combine' into
Mother's Day gift bags for moms who
need a boost.
Morcia Rowles, Lori Turco, Pat
Elchiffisi and friends worked very hard
to put together such a lovely afternoon.
Community Resource Services Is grateful to these generous women for tho
tirao they give to CRS projects.
Once again. Avon Lake - you're the
greatest!
Msrjorie w. Calkins
Urbin -Thought You'd lika To Know" about RJ.T.A. on bis program.' Learn a
little more about Avon Lake's new-tax ^i
collection agency as he talks with A]
Finance Director Susan Valasco.
Bob Bolen visits the Library Shop on
his show. "Let's Talk." Join him this
week as be talks with Linda Potts, managor of the shop, and Irene Sbuster. the t-\
volunteer coordinator.
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And, Student Government Day continues on Government Access Channel
12 with a special May 12 council meetIng. This week's meeting features par*
ticlpation by ATHS seniors.
Wo hope you enjoy this week's programming on ALC-TV. If you have any
questions or comments, please give us a
call at 933-7077. Thanks for watching,
and have a groat wcekl
Btoodmoblte schedule
The Lorain County BtoodmobOe wUI ba at
Brookshto HjQTt School. 1812 Harris Ro*d.
SheflWd. on Thursday. May 15 from 8 a m to 2
p-m. On Friday. May 10. ttw Bkmdtnobte wffl t » at Pwfcar HarmfRn Wheel & Braka locatad at
11«) Cenur Hd., Avon bom 130 lo 430 p m
'Smart Sitter' CPR class offered
A class tor graduates of 'Smart SUMr1 wU) ttt
held at tfw Avon Ltka Presbyterian Church on
June 7 from 1-3 p m. Students wta learn aduH.
child and infant C»R. The class le« is 512. CaB
Sharon Hofcnsborg at B33-S2S4 to register.
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A Lynno SuciM woman 'Found what
she though! WHS n human bone in her
backyard garden in recent days. FIru
Department medical technicians wl h«r
r.yal. though. The bom; was jj;irt of a
racoon skeleton.
TrarasmbsloD Irsnsgnrasion '.' •
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Souiobody dumped an old car trans;-.- SHEFFIELD LAKF.— An anonymous
mission in the parking lot of
• • tip lo the county Childlrun's Son/ices
KrioUwnod School some thnpfover the
Departmori'. has ltd to tho arresi of a 19weekend of May 3 and 4. School offiyear-o>d inan for Ibo alleged rapo of his
cials laid the police about this, but
sister.
since the culprit was hardly likely to
own up to this deed, police could only
When police interviewed tho girl, 12,
advise thorn to throw the thing into tho
jfafl said bur brother had raped h«r scvgarbage.
. eral times when she was between the
handed an envelope cmtaininj; $155
; ages of 8 and 10. and he between 1?
by her sister at Urooksidu High School.
• and 17. Tho girl took tha Computer
. .Voice Stress Analyzer test which indiThe money was to bo used by their
cated sho was being truthful, said Dc
mother to pay bills, according to
TonyCampo.
reports. Tho younger girl put the enve• The girl said the altacta : cur<.u in
lope in her locker, and. at the end of tinan upstairs bedroom when ti ^ d y ulse
day, in bur coat pocket. Then thti
was homo, or when other family memcaught the bus.
bers were downstairs. Both ahe and her
But when the youngster arrived
brother were in Ibo custody of their
home, she was horrified to find that sho
grandparents.
had lost the envelope.
; The suspect has been chargad witb
But a boy found the onvelope on the
- one coun! of rape and two counts of
boa. and later ho and his mom brought
• ,-attempted rape, these based on the it in lo tho station where police turned
•. alleged victim'* recollections. Campo it over lo its grateful owner. Tho woman
" said. Although she said other attacks
said she would give the young man a
bad occuxed, she specifically and
reword for his honesty.
vividly recalled these incidents he
said.
Fight fright
Campo would not Identify the susBut another ride home from school
pect who, although now an adull. was a
had a less pleasant outcome for a Lynno
mvenile when the crimes were said to
Holty Kowalski. Avon Lake Councilman, answers questions after a panel discusStreet youngster in recent days.
have occured. The suspect has denied
sion at thB 1997 Legislation Day in Lyndhurst. Ohio. Hotly, a member of the
The boy. 11, told his parents lhat
the charges. The case has been referred
when he got off the schoolbus. another
Women's Club ol Avon Lake (W.C.A.L). was invited to speak to members of The
to Juvenile Court.
boy. 14, got off and threw two rocks at
Lake Erie District ol the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs on March 15. Holly,
him. one hitting the younger boy on the
and other women who hold public offices in the district, enlightened us on hanhand and another on bis Back.
Father charged
dling family, job and public office In the '90s.
A 53-year-old man has been charged
Police found a red mark on the 11with sexual imposition after his 16- year-old's back and charged the 14OHIO'S LARGESK
ypar-old daughter accused him of yeor-old with assault.
fondling her, police said.
MOST
Fire fright
The incident was alleged to have
0MPREHEN81VE
occurud in April, 1996, while the girl
Wooden pallets stacked at the rear of
GOLF PRACTICE
was asleep In her lather's bed. The girl
Caster's Foods. 4262 Lake Rd.. began
WCIUTY
smouldering May 7 at about 7:45 p.m.
.apparently was afraid of a prowler, and
A neighbor noticed the smoke and notihad asked her father to sleep downJuot north rf t-60 bt Aw>n
fied Caster's. An employee called iho
stairs, police said. The gill's bedroom Is
police. No suspicious persons worn
also downstairs. Some time during the
JUNIOR INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM
soon near the palluta, nor has it b«t;n
night, the man crawled into bed with
BEGINNING JUNE i e
determined how lh«firwsliirtod.
Shopping
his daughter and allegedly fondlod her.
according to reports. Tim nun admittml
Monday*. WedneStfta
Dryc leaning
Never Mind DepL
'to-climbing into bed with bis daughter
Pel Walking
BASIC SWING
A Richelieu Avenue man rcportud tlm
but denied fondling her, police said.
RO. Box Pickup
theft
of
a
gym
bag
loaded
with
baseball
Too alleged incident came to light
Wait
for
Repairs
FUNDAMENTALS.
and softball equipment from his car the
when the girl, a chronic runaway, was
Unpacking
morning of May 7. Later on. though, he
.recently picked up by police. During
Call to Discuss
had to tell police it was a false alarm.
interview*, she cited the alleged
the Possibilities!
Turns out his daughter had taken the
•fondling. Incident as the reason for runbag to school.
' ntag away from home.
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Nowforfame good news
V--; A woman is grateful for the honesty
of,a boy who rode the schoalbus wl'h
; her daughter on May 2.
'•"' The girl earlier In the day had been
Gun gone
A Tbelma Stroot woman discovered a
handgun missing May 7 and fears it
may nave boon stolen by her former
husband. Police are trying lo track it
dawn.
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Recreational Bingo. Cake Walk. Folk D-inccrs. Cliclccty Closers. Jxtz Bands. Country Bands.
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that tme vrfien tho Avon Lake Men's Chorus and
(no Avon Lako Women'3 Chorus (jot together for
an «?njo>«ifcle concon in song, trie Avon Lakg
United Church of Christ *viH bo presenting tho so
two oxruta rating, groups this Sunday at 7;3fj y.m.
03 part o' its Muscale Series.
Conducted by RJCK Fortnoy, thd men wll be
fiinping a varied program of four-part harmony
typical of therich-soundingmusic performed by
men's gfeo dubs.
Now In their 49th year, the women's group and
director Paul Smth will bring beck memories of
songs of tho past with musical renditions which
include: The Man I Love, Music Music Music, I
Left My Heart In San Franrfsco.
Than, in a grandfinaJe.the two chorus** wiU
combine hi a magnrflcortt medtey of Rodgers and
Hammeratsin Broadway rcnga from The Sound
of Music, CMahoma. Scum PaciOc,flndThe King
and).
Well t » lookingtoryou this Sunday evening at
730 at me United Cnurcfi of Christ at 32801
Electric Blvd. Treat yourwiftoan evening oi
relaxation and enjoyment.
MDA seeks camp counselors
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The Avon Lake/Avon Chamber o( Commerce
Annual Gotf Outing Is Friday, June 13 at
Snuotbria/ Golf Course. Cost Is $325 fcf a
Bonus Foursomo Pacfcaga. This p<-C8 includes
The Muscular Dystrophy Association b currently seeking applications from people who
would 6k» to volunteer for a week a> counselors
at the MOA summer camp m Ashley, Ohio.
Each volunteer wiO act a* a companion to a
camper, a child or teenager, during the camp
seesiontobe held June 22-June 27. Volunteers
must be at least IS years oU and AbletoDtt a
child.
"Camp b the highlight of the summer for the
campers and many vuiuntegrs. It b one week ot
the year when j-oungstem with musde-wasfing
disorders are fully abletoparticipate fn a wide
range of group outdoor activities that are tailored
lor their limited mobility,* says Jackie StrideBedcef, MOA Staff Camp Coordinnior. T h i s
camp has a relautad atmosphere which allows
campers I D develop seH-confcteno} and form
lifelong friendships."
More lian 4.00Q campers art expected to
attend MOA carrps, (his yea/. With the help of
ono-on-one voluntoeis, campers wi3 enjoy arts,
crafts, Lports.rocreaUonand nature acttvities.
MOA Is a national voluntary health agency
dedicated to Booing treatments and euros for 40
neuromuscular diseases effecting more than a
million Amoricans. The Association receives no
uovarnmental arnnts. nor do** It seek tews from
ono free hole sponsorship and gollfortout *itfi
cart, beverage, lunch and sieak dinner*. tAtm
and women, this is a groat goH ouwvj for all.
Individual golf i» 565 por pe»son and indud/is
18 teles, can. lunch and dmnef.
Pteasa cail tne Avon Lake/Avon Chamber of
Commofco lor mo<e infomtanon ai 933-9311.
Dia families (t sorvos.
For mom information or to voluntuwr, call ttw
local MDA ottice at 216-816-0916 cr MDA national headquarmra ai 1-BOO-57Z-1717. Inloirruiocn
about MOA programs and research advances
aio also availaUly decuonically 'hfomjh tha MOA
Plaza Suite, a Neil Simon comedy,
Forum CompuServe (GO MDA*) and its hom«opens this Friday tit The Old Fixchousu
pago on tho rninmet (httpJAvwwmaiusa.org).
Plaza Suite opens this weekend
Spaghetti dinner planned
The Lakeahore United Meihodisi Church.
locafcxJ at 33119 Elactnc Bhtf., Avon Lake, will
serve a spaghetti dinner on Wednesday, May 21.
The menu consists of spaghetti, tossed salad.
Texas toast and beverage. Homemade pies are
available lor SI per slice. The cost of the dnner
is S4.50 for adults. S2-5O for chrfdren 0 years to
12 years and free of charge to children 5 yoars
and under. Cany-outs are available. Advance
sale Defeats kn adults are 34 and may be
reserved by calling B33-5238 or 933-G768.
Dinner la served 530 p j n . to 7 p m
Florida Bingo Night set
Goodwil Industries Volunteer 5«rvtces (GIVS)
is Sponsoring a "Florida &ngo NtghT on May 23
at DeUica'a Place In Ihe Park. Loruin. The
evening win be tashknod aftat bingo games In
Florida, accordingtoErhel Ferniro, Chairman,
complete with tfinnor music The fostrvttMs begm
wtth cocktails In the gazebo (cash bai) at 530
pjn. totiowed wtjh a sit-down dinner in the main
dining roor.i and bingo at 7 p.m. Along wtih the
money prtzos wd be several raffle and door
prizes, somethingtoreveryone.
One of the raffia prizes wd be a one-week stay
at a condo in N3pio*. Florida, rjonaled by Leon
DeLuca. Another is a neectopoint purse of the
Ughftouse made by Jean Rueter. now deceased
and donated by husband. Ha/old Buoter.
Tickets are $25 a person and may DO obtained
by coffcnf? PauCne Garcu at the U n n GoodwiU,
244-317-1. or Audrey Bruck. 984-2096. or Emma
Stromky at 2B2SI24. Alt proceeds orotobenefit the Lorain GoocViB Industries p/ograrrts.
Theater in Avon LaVe. Tho story, which
uA.un place in a suite of iho Plaza is, in
itself, & suitu it thruo plays. Tho first
introduces as to a suburban couple
who stay thcru whilo their homo is
being painted, u wry talo of a marriage
in tailors. Tho second shows us a
Hollywood producer who. after three
marriages, is looking for greener pastures. And iho last. ;i father and mother
coping with a daughter who refuses to
get juaxried at the very last mtnulo.
Opening night tidujts may be purchased from Mothers of Twins. 0305228. Saturday. May 17 is sponsored by
tho Avon Lake Men's Chorus. 933-e393;
and the first Sunday matinee by tho
Valparaiso Univerrity Guild, 933-SO42.
Second weekend tickets may bo
reserved by calling Eastern Star at
either 333-3047 or 333-5008 for Friday,
May 23. The Methodist Church. 9335514 and tho Lakeshorc Women's Club,
933-0518 ara co-sponsoring Saturday,
May 24. Tickets for the dosing matinee
Pictured are four of the cast members
of Plaza Suite, opening Friday at The
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MacDonald. Seated: Barb Silvers,
Dava Frank and Shelley MacDonald.
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" Divorce is a Cact of life these days.
28.
Having gono through a divorce. I know
first hand that it's nnt fun»But 1 was forLively Avon Lakers Update: The
tunate. I didn't have children, so my Senior Golf League is still looking for a
few more people. .The league will b».parents did not have to deal with the
starting on Thursday mornings at Afju.i
ireortache that many giandpurents Face:
Marino,
beginning at 9 a.m. For more
'not being able to seo their grandchildren. But scum grandparents are not information, call Jeanne at 933-tiflIU.
The monthly nincting for the Lively
ablf? to seo their grandchildren even
Avon Lakers will be Wednesday. M.«y
when, the parents are not divorcing.
21 iit n o o n at l h » Avon t - i l . - Lil,r;.r>
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.Ohio., a grandparent cannot ask tin* $ti.
Joju the Sinking Oown and hU ui.curcourt for visitation tights if tho child
diun. Reservations arc a must, so call
liiitos with their natural, marripd parRosella Baldwin at 933-8083.
ent* who oro not divorcing. The court
Excellent Films at Matinee Prices:
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Loruin County Community College
who the child will or will not see. But Tho
Film
Society is proud to present the
the court will hoar from the grandparOscar Award winning movie. The
ents if any of the following situations
English Patient, on Friday. May 10
exist
showing ut the Slocler Center Cinemu
: 1. The parents are involved in a
Halt, beginning at 8 p.m. If you missed
divorce, legal separation or child supthis movie when it was showing in our
port proceedings.
area, here's your chance to sea it.
- 2. In tho event of the death of a paren'
Admission is only 54 and you can call
of the child.
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3, If the child is born to an unmarried
more information.
woman, her parents may request visitaFrench Creek Nature Center
tion rights. The father's parents may
Activities: If you Uk.it art shows, then
also, if paternity is established.
don't miss Ihe UrcxAsido High School
' There are a lew points to consider.
Art Show beginning Friday. May 17
'I First, there's no guarantee lhat visitaand running through May 29. This art
'X tion will be granted and once awarded. show is supported by the Kriu Shares
•.' tho order cen bo concolod If it turns out
Art l<eagun. und it is free and open to
that /isitation is not in the child's best
tho public
Interest. Secondly, tho child's parent
Then on Sunday, May 25. loot for
can get married or remarried and this
birds, nests nm! hatched young on the
will not affect the grandparents' visitaBird Hiko from 0:30 a.m. li> 11 a.m. En
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sure to bring your binoculars so you
adopts the child, the grandparents' vis*
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W o n rights end. And finally, in Ohio.
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On Lorain Prkto Day. May 17, LoraJn County
and in fact, legal action should bo the
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last resort. Probably the least expensive
Nontoon Corporation, vriD begin cons-uctJon on
and easiest way to solve this problem is
th» flrst of two home* to be butt en Dayton
Atfonuo In LooUn. Tho homes, to be located at
to go through a sociul worker from tho
377t and 3775 Dayton Awnue. Lorain wilt
Family Mediation Affairs Department.
become homw to two low Incotrw famtllas wno
This valuable department is part of
ltv« In Lotaln County. To get involved, call: 988Domestic Relations Court and can b« 7344. Uxaln County HaWtat for Humarerytoa
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Sheffield Village Firefighters uru having
A child Immunization clinic wilt be held at the
a pancake and sausage breakfast on
Snetfleid Middle School, 1919 Hams Road,
f Sunday, May 18 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. tit
Slhe Brooksido High School cafeteria,
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announced our descent into Iquilos.
Peru because thero were absolutely no
liglits to sec. Tho bright moon made it
easy to seo Ihe lops of the truus of the
rainforests. For a few brief moments 1
thought my worst tear had come truu.
Wo wero going to crash either in thu
troes or on tho waters of the Amazon.
Suddenly out of what seemed nowhere.
n small strip of lights appeared and w«
landed safely after all. Tho blast of heat
and humidity hit mo as soon as the
plane doors were opened.
1 had been waiting to go on this
school trip for the entire year and being
there almost seemed lite a dream. At
Lake Ridge Academy there is a course
that is optional for juniors and seniors
to lake. It b called Operation New
World. This course studies the culture,
science, and language of specific countries. This year tho choice was Peru, but
in past years the class has gone to
Ecuador. CosLa Rica, and Panama. I
especially wanted to take this course
my senior year for another unforgottabla high school experience to remain
in my mind. Iquitos was just the first
leg of our eight-day trip. We would be
on our boat, the Delfin, for the entire
trip traveling down the most remote
theso different thriving livus in the
tropical ecosystem. The most wonderful feeling was seeing a baby aiitcaler.
spider monkeys, and marmosets in
thuir nalurjl environments.
Each d-jy we sal on Ihe top deck of
thu boat and watched for the dolphins.
.Vicause uf tin- extrcfim heat of being on
ti.-j etiuator these watches WLTU conducted during the early titcirnings or
late afternoon. If uol for the dangerous
wildlife such as tt,'ls. stingrays, and
piranhas tho waler would have been
perfect fur swimming.
Weariless by initny villages and
stopped dt a few. Wt> iiluyed soccer at
one and I absolutely [ell"in !ovo with
the children there. Thev have such
wonderful lives and 1 feef sorrv for ihe
people in thu world that feel sorry for
tin-in. Their lives may include poverty,
but most of all they include happiness
which is something of » rarity in
American life. I will never forget their
smile and laughter as we visited their
homes and villages.
This trip was an experience I will
never forget; from the tremendous
amount of buys to ihe sweet rainy smell
to the air. 1 had a hard time coming
homo because I didn't want to leave tho
serenity of the rainforest. The only
thing for me to do now is plan for the
futuro and for lh« ruinfurests' future as
well.
Erin Campbell is a senior at Lake
[\idge Academy and lives in Sheffield.
Erin Campbell examines water samples during her Amazon expedition.
(Photo by.Cindy Pochaitis)
areas of the Amazon and Its tributaries.
Thy blur of tho lush greun vegetation,
sound of hundreds of birds, and tho rising mists was a nice change to tho four
walls and buzz of my usual alarm
clock. We had a crew of ton including a
biologist, naturalist and researcher who
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Wellness Committue.
Fnet.d?' Semi-Annual Book Sale
Thursday, May 22. G-Q p.m., Friday.
May 23. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. Saturday. May
24. 10 a-ra.-4 p.m. The Friends of the
Avon Lake Public Library would like to
invite the community to visit the book
sale on Thursday, Friday or Saturday.
All tho proceeds help the library in the
many programming efforts for the community. Make t> day of it. shop at The
Library Shop, play in Discovery-Works.
have lunch in KUlarney Cafe and pick.
up a book at tha book sale.
Seminar on Websites & Internet
- The Avon Lake/Avon Chamber of
Commerce presents a seminar on websites and the Intermit on Tuesday. May
20 from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 ajn. Members
and guests are invited to aUend at the
Avon Lake Public Library. The deluxe
continental breakfast is sponsored by
Community Health Partners/Avon Lake
'physicians. Cost is 56 per person for the
Breakfast and seminar. R.S.V.P. 933TJ3fX"foV reservations.
"Welcome lo the Web" is presented
by Universal Promotions, a local marketing, cpnijiaiiy. Tho seminar will
•v -driver information regarding how lo use
the Internet as a resource, what a website will do for your business, how to
build a custom website, how to g«t
"online" and more. more, more that
will, bring you and your business into
tho 21st century.
Wahl lo know more about this seminar and upcoming Avon Lake/Avon
Chamber events, please call 933-9311.
Tho hours will bo 10-12 and 3-5
Tuesday, Wednesday, unil Thursday
and 12-4 on Saturday. The Loft, which
serves as a classroom during thu school
year, will become a game room for
upper elementary students. A number
of board games, puzzles, and card
games will be available far play. Only
active players will bo allowed in till'
Loft and the area will be supervised.
Wo will be developing now exhibits
this summer so moro volunteers are
neodod to cover tho open hours. If you
are a teen about to enter tho 8th grade,
come and be a guide Tar two or more
hours each week. Adults and teens can
pick up volunteer application forms at
thu circulation desk.
Badge of honor
Avon Lake Police officer Scott Fishburn was promoted from patrolman to sergeant
at a rccsnt City Council meeting. His wife, Nancy, pins him with his new shield as
Mayor Vince Urtin, City Council President Ron Andolsen and Police Chief Dave
Owad look on. PRESS photo -— Heather Rutz
New Computer Books
Internet Phone Connection, by Cheryl
Kirk. Learn how to make virtually free
long-distance calls with your computer.
Troubleshooting. Maintaining and
Repairing Personal Computers, by
Stepheo Uigolow. The ultimate handson. 1,080 page rcferonco for efficient,
cast-effective troubleshooting and
repair techniques fnr PCs. The
Webmasters Guide to HTML far
Advanced Web Developers, by Nathan
Muller. here is an explanation of a practical, complete and painless way to
develop a page on tho World Wide Web.
For the professional who needs to get
on tho Web fast.
May better hearing and speech month
May ts better hearing and speech
month, and during this time
Otolaryngologists are spreading the
word that help Is available and accessible for those with hearing and speech
problems. Are you one of the estimated
28 million Americans who have a hearing loss that can bo treated? You may
have a hearing loss if you frequently
ask people to repeat themselves, often
turn your ear toward a sound to hear it
better, understand people better when
they face you as they are speaking, turn
the TV or radio volume up to n levol
that others say Is too loud. lose your
place- in group conversations, or Iinvu
pain or ringing in your oars. If you have
iiuticutl tliJit you or sonnjonn you cam
ubout (•xjioriancn tiny of lh««j situations, you ntit'it lu am ttn OtnlarvtiRologist [car. nose, nnd throat spocialist)
fur it hearing pvaluntion.
Thnru nro many UIUUIS of hit.iring loss
including illness, iiccidunl. or oxposunt
to loud noise. Uut the most common
loss of hearing comes with aging {42
percent of people with hearing loss are
05 or older). Hearing leas occurs so
slowly' that it is unnoticed until it
Library Closed for Memorial Day
Sunday and Monday. May 25 and May
2G. Closed Sundays for tbo summer
months.
Thanks to AARP
TluuiLx to tho AAKI' vuluulccr lax
counselors. Knthy UsiduiihoiiiiLT. Tuni
QulgJey, Irene Chpsney and Ira Davis.
Each'year (hose di*dicnt«d people
attend tux suminars to upiiui.t il,.-ir
LIIOWIIKIKI* »f l«x rwttulittion* iimi spend
four hours a wt-uk. at thu library giving
free assistance to tho community. Hats
off to a job well done!
becomes severe. "It is very important to
have your hearing tested, especially
when there is a sudden hearing loss in
one ear or a dizzy problem, because
most hearing loss or dizzy problems
can bo bolped medically, surgically,
with a hearing aid. or with rehabilitation." states Mark J. Wladecki, M.D.
Breakthrough in hearing aid technology. James W. Wood. M.D.. also a
member of the E.N.T. Group of
Cleveland, stales "although no hewing
aid totally eliminates background
noise, the now digital aids, introduced
in early 1990, have allowed our
patients to communicate much easier
in imtzuranls. the theater, and other
(jrtjup functions." "As with all hour ing
altls, we encouuiRO patients to b« active
participants In choosing tho typo and
style of aid." states Martha Abram,
M.A.. cwrtifirtd uudiuloyist, with ihe
Wmtshoro Hwiring Center, a division of
Ihu E.N.T. Croup of Cleveland, [lusidos
111" standard aids, proynummiblu and
digital ai'ts are available on u trial basis.
"The important message is for you not
to sit at home because you are afraid
you may bo um>u>e to communicate."
Summertime In DlscoveryWorks
Boginnlng Wednesday. Juno 4.
DlscoveryWorks will bo open 10 a.m. to
noon on'Wednesdays for tho summer.
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Brooksida senior pitcher Kim Smith
Is no ordinary Smith.
The Cardinal ace. who has figured la
each of her team** 12 decisions on this
year, recently fired her second consecutive no-hitter, baffling Fairviow in a sixinning. 18-0 Division U sectional win.
Last Wednesday's no-no came on the
heels of Brookside*s victory over
Mldview, May 6, in which Smith held
the Middies hitless for the duration.
She has now strung together 12
innings-plus without allowing a hiL
Smith, who like the Cards, stands at
7-5 on the season, and her arm are not
the only thing giving opponents fits.
She also swings the bat pretty well, as
her 3-for-4. 2 -RBI performance against
Fairviow will attest.
Thanks to Smith, the Cards played
for the sectional title Tuesday, facing a
Josh Guenrteri
Wittenberg bound Avon senior Josh
Cuerriori. a G-3 guard that has been
instrumental iii turning thu Eagles basketball program around, has decided to
continue his b-ball und educational
career at Wittenberg University.
The streak-shooting Cuerrlcri overaged 15 points and eight rebounds a
game for 115-D) Avon this season,
receiving
All-Lorain
County
Conference and All-Ohio Academic
honors.
"Wittenberg Is extremely pleased to
have attracted Josh Guerrieri to our
Institution." said Wittenberg basketball
coach Bill Brown. "Josh is not only a
very fine college basketball prospect,
but also a tremendous young man."
Cuerrieri. thn son of Gerri and Dan
Guerrieri. will bo competing for the alltime wlnningest NCAA Division HI
program in tho country. Wittenberg finished 23-6. advancing to the second
round of tho NCAA tournament last
year.
Track topper* Local track stars Ryan
Krystowski (Avon), and Erik Mathisen
(Avon Lake] own the top two Division 1
and HI discus tosses in the Cleveland
Rock)1 River team, with a tap of the line
pitcher, like Smith, in Leah Black.
Avon Ladies golf
Tbo Avon Ladies still have openings In thoir league.
You do no! have to live In Avon lo play. For further
information, please call the following: Myndle Cord at
933-9354 or Loretta Judy at 835-4806. The ladies play
on Wednesday morning at Sweetbriar.
3 on 3 basketball tourney held
A 3 on 3 basketball tournament will be held on
Saturday. May 17, at the Lorain Super Kmart Center on
Leavltt Road to benefit the American Cancer Society
programs of research, education and service.
Registration starts at 8 a.m. There are 14 divisions of
men and women, boys and girls, all ages (12 and up).
First and second place local winners may advance to
state tournament. Additionally, they will have a froo
throw and long shot contest. Call toll-froe 888-2276446 for details.
Girls softball league forming
An Avon girls summer softball recreation league for
school grades 3 through 7 Is forming. Contact Bob
Bohnert at 937-5260 or Lynn Scheckel at 034-6745.
Senior line dancing available
Lino dancing lessons for beginners and those interested In learning tho basics are being offered at tho•Old
Flrehouse In Avon Lake. Tho ono hour class will be
from 10-11 a.m. on May 19. Juno 2 and Juno 9. Classes
are free. If you have any questions, please contact tho
Recreation Department at 930-4130 between 10 a.m.
and 2 p.m.
AL soccer registration held
AVON LAKE — Soccer registration for tho 1907-08
season will be hold Saturday. May 17 at Learwood
Middle School in front of tho main entrance taniO
a.m- till noon and June 4, from 4-7 p.m. at tho Old
Fix oho use.
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Registration forms will abo be avallablo at tho RinlRe<zo*s customer service counter, the Old Firehouso
ima the Avon Lake Public Library. Completed forms
may be maUed'wWi check payable to ALSO PO Box
230. Avon Lako. Ohio. 440U. A Soc al Security^number is required and tho registration feo Is S40 fcr tho
Kst chila"w5 for additionalsiblings A 1 regutmtions
must bo at least 5 years old by Aug. 1. 1097^ V g S r a t i o n will end June 15 and teams w, be
formed Any child registering after June 15 will bo
SaTed onVwaiting list, and will bo placed on a earn
oSy ifthereTs an alallablo space. Tc, guaran eo a team
placement,
the player must register by Juno 15..
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Registration for summer soccer camp * • " ™ ™
accepted at this time. Soccer camp will boJ » » Aug.
11-10. Host families are needed. If interested, contact
Klngsley Durant at 933-9348.
Applications taken
for Safety Town
The Avon Lako Recreation Department Is inviting all
Avon Lake 13. 14 and 15 year olds to apply for the
teacher's aide positions for each of the four sessions of
Safety Town, held at Eastvlew Elementary School.
Applications may be picked up at your local school or
the Recreation Department at the Old Firohouse and
must be returned to the Recreation Department mail
box at Gty Hall by May 22.
Pool passes,
swim lessons given
Pool personnel will bo available at the Ellen
Trivanovich Municipal Pool on May 10, 11 and 17.
from 10 a.ra. to 2 p.m. for residents to register for
swimming lessons-and purchase 1997 pool passes.
Non-residents may sign up for the waiting list only.
Because of the demand for theso lessons, the lines may
be long.
Pool passes are S75 for a family pass and S25 far an
Individual pass. There Is a mandatory 50 cents lamination charge for each pool pass. Pool puses are available to Avon Lake residents only.
Them will be four sessions of swimming lessons this
year beginning Juno 23. Each two-wook session costs
S18. Swimming lesson registration will bo on a first
come, first servo basis because class sizes are limited.
Register early so the session most convenient for you
and your children Is available.
Summer tennis
lessons announced
The Avon Lako Recreation Department announces
tennis lossons lo start Juno 23. The program runs seven
weeks and is hold at the tennis courts at Blesor Park.
This program has boon completely redesigned and
developed by Tennis Committee. Classes will bo
scheduled as fo'lows:
• Ages 0-0. lovol I only. Monday 8-9 a.m. or
Thursday, 9-10 a.m.
• Agos 9-12. level 1. Monday 10-11 a.m. or
Thursdoy. 10-11 a.m.
• Ages 0-12. level II. Monday 10-11 a.m. or
Thursday, 8-0 a.m.
• Ages 13 to adult, level I — classes meet twice a
week. Tuesday and Wednesday 0:30-11 a.m.
• Ages 13 to adult, lovol II — classes moot twice a
week. Tuosday and Wodnosday 8-9:30 a.m.
For ugos 0 through 12, a ono-tlmo payment of S15 for
all tho classes Is required. For ngos 13 to adult, a onotimo paymont of 525 for all the classes is required.
Krvslowski's throw of 104-10 is nearly nine foot farther than his closest Div.
Ill competitor. 156-11 is MaUiison s top
ihrow. krystowski is fourth in the shot
put with a long throw of 47-1.
Shorcgal distance dominator Colleen
Evrno Is lops among Division II 1.000
and 3.200 meter runners, with a 5:0b.5U
in the 1.G00 and 11:24.88 In the longer
trek. Tho junior is also a member ol
Avon Lake's 4x400 relay team that
owns the top Div. II time tn tne
Cleveland area.
Other local traksters among the area
leaden are Avon's Erin Limmor (Bitn.
100-hJgh hurdles); ClaUo DeChant
(first, discus), (third, shot put); and Josh
Guerrieri (third. 110-high hurdles). (
Amy-aid Cleveland's new women a
professional basketball team, tho
Rockers, have requested the assistance
of Avon Lake girls coach Amy Manco in
selecting some of their Late-round dralt
picks.
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Manco. recognized as one ol we
finest coaches in the state, has guided
the SboregaU to two slate final tour
appearances, one state championship,
and five consecutive Southwestern
Conference titles during her tenure.
Tennis Carnival offered
The Avon Lake Recreation Department is offering a
free tennis carnival for children ages 3-6 at BleserPark
on Saturday. May 31. from 9:30-11 a.m. This will givo
tho children and adults an opportunity lo hit some tennis balls, meet and soo the teacher in action and have
some fun.
There will also bo sign-up sheets for the children
intorested in the tennis clinics that will be offered this
summer. Tentatively, the city will offer two different
ogo group sessions — ages 3-4 and ages 5-6. Children
must bo accompanied by an adult. In case of rain, a
back-up site (to bo announced) will be used. Call the
recreation department at 930-4130 between 10 ajn,
and 2 p.m.. Monday through Friday wilh any questions.
Aqua Marine Women's Golf
The. Aqua Marine Woman's Golf League posts the
following scores for May 5.
Play of the Day: Throw out Tourney (two wont
holes).
: :
Class A: Jon Yonkey (64). Koy Schack (69), Jo Loridas
(78).
Class B: Kay Big (74). Bonnie Machovlna (77), Jean
Bartov (78).
Class C: Ella Franio (82). Mary A. Sandor (86). EUIe
Shulsky (87).
Avon Lake Women's Golf
The Avon Lake Women's Coif League posts tho Col*
lowing scares for May 6.
Class AA: Low gross, low net and low putts: Renee
Plmsnen Play of the Day: tlo between Elaine Johnson
and Born Ice Stumphauzor.
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Class A: Low gross, low not: Jean Butts; Low putts:' >
tie belwoen Barb Bayer and Join Butts; Play of the Day: '
Carol Bennett.
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Class B: Low gross, low net. low putts. Play of the
Day: Sharon Blair.
Class C: Low gross, low net. low putts. Play of theDay: Anne Hubor.
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The Sleeper bowling
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The Sloepers howling league posts tho following :£
high scores and achievements for the past wook.
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High series: Luann Clzl (540) and Jonnio Logar (503). -£
Pins Over Average Tournament: Jonnio Logar (plus «£
5G). LuAnn Cizl (plus 54). Joanne Jubach (plus 54), *
Rlla Beavers (plus 44). Pat Mastorovlch (plus 40). U-*
Special Achlevmonts: "Sonshinos" and "Sparo Me"*;-?
rolled off. "Spare Mo** becamo leaguo champs.
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T h o leaguo w i l l r e s u m e play t h o last T h u r s d a y In•,*
August
'"",
y UIB Avon Lake Shoremen
track team participated in tho Solon
Relays, where they placed ninth.
Sovoral outstanding performances
were turnbd In, ana Ihreu school
records worn seL Eric Mathisen threw
the discus lSQ'll1* to break tho school
rocord. which was set in 1993 by Colin
Klior. The discus relay team, consisting
of Mathisen. drian Scarvellie and Jon
Ulrlch, combined their efforts to smash
the 15-year-old school record In that
event with a total of 385'3". which bettered the old record bv more than 17
feet.
Dave Kotton. Chris Heslep, Al
Luznar and Rob Rocco set a now school
standard in the sprint medley relay by
clocking a time of 3:37.6. Other noteworthy performances wore turned in by
Shaun Furdson in 110 meter high hurdles (16.1); Nate Port In tho high jump
t6 feet); the distance relay team of Tom
.Falton, Dave WledJ. Chris Anderson
and Davs Messenheimer (11:20.3); and
the 1,600 meter relay team of Rob
Rocco. Ryan Fetgatter. Hoslep and
Luznar ran the second fastest liino in
school histary (3:29.2).
Coach Kuith Kauffmun was very
pleased with the performances, saying.
"We aru progressing right on schedule,
and hopefully wo'U peak with our bust
performances al the conference championships."
CPR classes offered
CPR classes, open to the puttie, will i » held at
Avon Lake Presbyterian Church on ma loBowtng
dates: Tnw.day. May 29. 6-10 p-m- Saturday.
June 7.9 a m - t p m .
This tour-nout dais covers cduli, child and
Infant, CPR ond flrsl aidtorttoUrvj. Ctasa tee Is
S25 por person or J4O p«r coup's. Babysitona
•MX be ava-Tafcio U the June 7 class tor 15 per
(amity. Cal American Heart Association instate*
lor. Sharon Holmsbora. at 933-3264 lex more
information or lo register.
These top students Irom Biookside High School defeated two other Northeast
Ohio schools in a dose match on The Ohio Lottery's new "It's Academic" show.
The Brookside team beat students (rom Manchester High School o( Akron and
Tuslaw High School of Massilloa The show aired April 20 on WEWS-TV5. with a
second broaocast April 26 on WVIZ-TV2S. Pictured in front of "It's Academic" host
Don Webster are team member Margi Rcwe, team captain Cynthia Johnson, and
team member Sean Medina. Brookside racked up 460 points during the game,
placing them ahead of both Tuslaw (440) and Manchester (430).
Band Aids to meet
The Avon Ukfl Eland Aids monlWy meeting *n»
be held May 21 ki tha bend room at tho high
school al 7:30 p.m. Trustees mecttna poor »o the
peneral meeting at 6:30. A l parents ol incoming
freshmen band students we confaJJy invtted to
join us.
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in each oT the four oge groups (7-8. 9-10, 11-12. 13-U) at eocji
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Each player will compete in Pitching, H i t t i n g , and Running
Boys and gMs will compete in their own separate divisions. Scores
will be determined by hitting distance, pitching accuracy, wiihirhe
fastest running time serving as a tie breaker. Players w,th the h.ghest
cumulative score far both boys and girls at each local competition
will advance ta the finals at Jocobs Field. Bats and balls w.ll be
provided. However, players may use their own equipment as long os
it complies with official Ufrfe League rules. Players may onr, compete
in one local competition.
Chedi yewr desired l e t a t l * *
It^nfralian Fotm « l b« tekwi on a
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What to Co?
The cost is only $10.00 per player lo participate, and each player w,H
receive on official T-shirt as well as other prizes. Alt proceeds w.n
benefit local Youth Baseball Organizations and C W o n d Indians _
Charities. Sign Up Quick - ifs first c-me first serve. There is l.rruted |
space available ot each location, so send in your form nghl away!
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«^n , « n romolete set of rules along wiih times and Md S
assignments 'will" be sent by mail to all registered plovers.
Allregislrafionmaterials must be received by May 30*h, 1997.
How t o onroll a n d t h o logal »t«H.
. Fill out this form complete*/- One entrant per form.
- Enclose check or money order for 510.00 per enlrar.1 payable to:
SportiChannol Baseball Skill*
P.O. Box 91654
Cleveland, OH 44101-6041
. Include o self-addressed, stamped, #101«« <*>«*
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County Comiitunity Coli^u's . Fourth
Annual FamilyF-Y'st" uiul Uarbocuf on
Sunday. May 10 from 11 u.iu. to 5 p.m.
will remind thuiu of what warm-wwilhLT fun is till about. LCCC's festival will
be held thiouijhuut the LCCC campus on Ihe grounds and in the buildings.
This year's fuatival will culminate
Lorain County Prido Wf.-uk.omJ, an
annual event of sprucing up Iho county
that has spread from a handful of communities to now include the entiru
county.
This year's festival will also feature
some of summer's most interesting
sports figures: 1990 Olympic Summer
Games hero and medalist Malt Ghaffari;
tho fuzziest member of the Cleveland
Indians, Slider; and Cleveland Crunch
soccer stars TTm Tyroa and Nikii Ristic.
LCCC will con off a weekend or
Lorain County PRIDE with an actionpacked, family-oriented day of food,
fun end festivities. In addition to summer celebrities, entertainment, gomes,
kiddie rides, demonstrations and, of
course, food will be featured. In addition. LCCCs campus will bo thrown
wide open for lours and for interesting
and fun demonstrations of what LCCC
offers .ill year long.
]ii::nii: mi-iiu in eludes
shavi.'il L.trLtjcumi byff 'Hi a VnisL-r roll
[with sL'crt't SiiU'ji'J. jK^ta salad or cqle
slaw. clit'f-b«ilfc.f>il btMiis. potato chip*,
Punsi anil Grandma's Cixikius. Meal
ticlaMs art! S5 in iidvancu; SC the day of.
thu event. Children ages seven and
younger will by able to enjoy a liol dog,
potato chips, Grandma's Cookies and
uraugo drink far just S3.
Music and a wide variety of eclectic
entertainment will be ongoing through'out the day. Plenty of jazz, brass, rock
and country bands will satisfy cvoxy
musical taste. Some of this year's headline entertainment will be the LCCC
Concert Band, the Lorain Catholic High
School Jazz Band, the North coast
Saxophone Quartet, thu Old Homestead
Gang Button Box Dub, Hungarian Folk
Dancers, Boo Scoot'n Saloon Danca
Demo Team, tho Roger Green Bond. Ms.
Stavie Woods, the Folk Medleys, tba
Lorain Barbershop Chorus and Elyria
Cascade Barbershop Chordsmen. tho ..Hi
Patriots Dance Band and the All Star
Jazz Bond. Many more musical groups
will appear. WEOL Radio will broadcast live from the event
Kids' activities will include Captain
Fun Amusements kiddie rides, Scorbot
the Picture-Painting Robot, puppet
'shows, wildlife exhibits, story times, a
Youth One-Mile Run and a treasure
hunt.
CniE^b stars lyma and Ristic will be
The annual LCCC FamilyFest and
on campus to meet visitors from 3:30Barbecue "Crulso-In" will provide - a
4:30 p m. Slider, the Indians' rauchsteady stream of classic, modified and
loved. ftirry and huggable mascot, will
antique vehicles brought in by aiea reshappily pose for photos - so long as no idents who want to share their treaone expects a serious pose - from nocn
sured autos with visitors.
to 2 p.m. LCCC will promise only that
For more information on LCCCs
Slider will bo his usual irrepressible
1997 FamilyFest and Barbecue, or for
and aapredictable self.
advance-sale meal tickets, call 1-800The LCCC FamilyFest and Barbecue
995-5222 (extension 4039).
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office. This announcement was made
by manager Carol McDonald.
Prior to joining Realty One. Adu
worked for the Cleveland V.A. Medical
Center as U.S. Air Force Chier of Public
Health. He holds a nursing degree and a
master's in public health.
Ado is a member of the Lornin
County Board of Realtors, the Ohio
Association of Realtors and Iho
National Association of Realtors. Ho is
also a member of and part treasurer of
tho Avon Band Boosters.
Ade resides in Avon with his sons.
Brett and Brandon. Ho enjoys flying,
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Prior to Joining Realty One, Flack
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She is a member of the Lorain Countv
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Sheryl resides in Bay Villago with her
sans Cameron and Zachary.
Realty Ono's Avon Lake office is
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Daniel L. Ramsey, 1826 Clague Rd..
Westlalto, was fined SI,000 and suntenced to 180 days In jail on a chargo of
driving undur suspension, with 150
days of the sentence suspended.
Donald R. Novosiolski, 224 Furnace
St., Elyria, was finod S950 and sentenced to 180 days in jail on.a charge of
DUL with 150 days of the sentence suspended. His driver's license was suspended for two years. Ho was also fined
SSO. for speeding.
Barbara M. Richards. 429 Huntmere,
Bay Villago, was fined S500 and sentenced to 60 days in jail on a charge of
DUI. with SO days of the sentence
deferred. Her driver's license wa3 suspended for one year.
David M. Waldrop, 902 Oliver,
Sheffield Lake, was finod S500 and sentonced to 90 days in jail en a charge of
driving under suspension, with the
sentenco deferred.
Jennifer ]. Bohl. 15708 Avon Belden
Rd., Graf ton, was fined S250 und sentenced to 30 days in Jail on a charge of
passing bad checks, with the sentence
deferred.
Kevin Fleharty, 730 Jaycox, Avon
Lake, was fined S100 for possession of
marijuana. He was also fined S100 for
open container.
Brad M. Forster. 580 Chancellor Ct..
Avon Lake, was fined S250 and sentenced to 30 days In jail on a charge of
reckless operation, with the sentence
and fine deferred.
Peter T. Could. 32320 Stonoy Brook,
Avon Lake, was fined 575 on an
assured clear distance violation.
James J. Maziarz. 2537 E. 37th St.,
Lorain. was fined 505 on a charge of
speeding.
Fined SOU for speeding were Andiea
II. Gibbous, 32821 Schwartz Rd.. Avon;
Sharon A. May, 32744 Carriage Lane.
Avon Lake; Nancy A. Stonoburnor, 528
Danborry Lone, Avon Lake.
Choryt R. Lekan. 32382 Brandon
Place. Avon Lake, was fined S40 on mi
improper passing violation.
Darrell W. Kelly. 33847 Lake Rd..
Avon Lake, was fined 525 for failing to
dim his headlights.
Edward J. Wcstgate Jr.. C66 Glonwood
Dr.. Elyria. was fined S25 on a license
required violation.
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AVON: HOT «358». Four bedroom colonial. 2Vi
baths. tJining rm. fireplace infam.rm. fcaseS S ^ e 0 ^ ? . ^ P^wound. w o d dock, ask tor
ERNIE HISEY. Now StS4,9Q0. 933-6195.
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AVON: HOT B7996. Wonderful creeksJda ranch
j u s t e yrs. ofcj. 3 bedrm. 2 barra. huoa open
Wttnen. (aland Jerm-Alr cookBp, skytichB &
fireplace In Great Rm. Two taroo docks overlooking wooded aioa, part, finished bamL Jual
S189.750. JIM * CAROL JUDGE, 933-6550.
KEN & LOIS
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Avon Lake O trice
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AVON LAKE: HOT #20311 Dramatic lott overlooks vnultad livtng room! 3 bdrm. 2 5 bath
homel Over 2600 sq. ft of immaculately cared
for newer homel Exceptional \"ZtZT kitchen!
Full basement! Oversized lotl 5219,500.
KODGERS, 933-6195.
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AVON LAKE: HOT #78541 Updated ranch style
28 Years E*p«rtencB
eondo In Smuggler's Covel 2 ta:n« bedrooms!
Million Dollar d u o
1.5 bathsl Kitchen Is remodeled too! In-suito
WATCH FOR COUINQ laundry! Quiet no one lives above or below!
ATTRACTIONS/
$66,900! KOJGERS, 933-6195.
AVON: HOT tNEW. Newty Uated! Outstanding
duplex) Groat investment! Sltuaiod on a large
loL Units both feature spadous living roomo, 2
bedrooms, country tdtchons, fireplaces, 2
bains. One unit features a fieldstone bricked
fireplace waa. deck. shed, office or soaring
room, over 2500 sq.ft.S224.5O0. Call BETTY
WAKEF1EL0,
833-5195 tor details.
AVON LAKE: HOT #5039. Newty listed. The
Landings! Beautifully maintained 4 bedroom
home. Formal dining,rocroom, newer gas furnace, A/C, many upgrades. Situated on a professionally landscapwd cul-de-sac lot A must
. Bee! $189,900. Ca> BETTYWAKEFIELD, B336193.
AVON LAKE: HOT 12855. Room to roaml
Centrally located, this gracious home Is situated on 7 acnsa. Features 3 bedrooms, tormai
dining, spacious living room with fireplace,
16«26 family room, screened porch. S337.500.
Can BETTY WAKEF1ELD, 933-fi 195.
AVON LAKE: HOT *2745 Spacious Hampton
model features 4 bedrooms. 1st Door den.
bricked fireplace In tha 16*20 family loc/n. fiitened roc rootn. deck, situated on a cuf-de-sac.
$223,900. BETTY WAKEFIELD. 030-6105.
AVON LAKE: HOT «7O4B. Well maintained o™
owner homa situated on a spacious lot.
Features 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, lull
basement with roc room, novrty sided.
$118.900. CaD BETTY WAKEF16LP for more
details, 833-6195.
AVON LAKE; HOT 91295. Historic 19th
Century farmers gotnic* style wood-frame
lokafront homo on Lake Erie. 2.100 sq. f t horr*
on 1 hat! acre at end of a long, tree-lined drive.
3 bedrooms, 2 brths. formal dining, original
stone fireplace, spectacular lake view from 3
season porch, lake breakwall. $235,000.
BETTY WAKEFIELD. 933-6195.
AVON LAKE: MOT #4027. Three bedroom alumlrHJ.Ti-sIde<j weU-maintalned home with
fenced bock yard dose to playground. Larger
master bedroom. $187,750. AsktorEnME
H3EY, 933-6195.
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LORAIKINDUSTRIAL PARK
Induttrtal wf*» 2-60 acres. WM t e l or
budd to itjrt Two £000 *Q.lt tpec—.
now avatabta. Located adtacent to
Ford Motor Co. oft Brunswick Rd. beIwven Rls.2/90. Lorain. Ohio.
Contact: Demy DaMorco. Coldwel
banker L m Orana Realty. (210) 323-
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AVON LAKE: HOT »2961t Marvelous 2270 sq.
f t ranch with full finished basement in
•Greenpoinf offers spectacular prlvata vlaws
from the oversi2ed Florida Rml Open style Uv,
Dm, Kit & Fom rooms. 4 bdrm! 2.5 bathsi
$209,900! KODQERS, 833-6195.
AVON LAKE: HOT »4572! 4 Bdrm. 2.5 bath
colonial on cul-da-sac in sought after neighborhood! Significant updating plus a 12*x27*
Rcrida room ovortooklng 100*x200" treed Ion
Full bsmtl A/Cl Gas heal! S229.900
KODGERS, 9334195.
AVON LAKE: HOT 17582. Glamour owner's
suits + 3 large bdrm + 1st floor den! 4 years
young! 2830 sq. f t + finished bvnt! Vaulted
Fam. Rm.t FJoducad to sell i»l S2«,9O0t
KODQERS. 931-6195.
AVON LAKE: HOT >3693 Tradi*xwl 4 odim,
2 5 bJtri colonial vtttti ovorvifd a*J« ontry
garage! Fabutoua tulL finished Casement witn
office* Hugo roit«d dockt NiciVy ttoad yard*
EncepeonaHy pleasing! S2W.SOV KOOQER3,
AVON LAKE: HOT 17402. Contemporary
beauty - $174,501 don't mis» - over $40,000
wor»» ol upgrades - newer rool 4 window.
cherry master bafft. fumac* plus 37 fL deck, 2
fireplaces, baserr«nt and so much more' Rec
center wtth pool and tennisl Can today - ADA
WILEY, 933-7700.
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AVON LAKE: HOT *NEW. New Westwndi listIng LeweII>T> Modol wtth bach staircase, 2 story
foyer & fam room, huge kitchen with Cot (an
tops, first ROOT master suila & 2nd floor uame
room' -' fUl baths & first "JOT den, compebbvitly prlod a' S354.750. JIM & CAROL JUDGE.
833-6550.
BAY VILLAGE: HOT »U69. Lakelrcnt condo
altamaOve • IB yr. d d stunning 3 bedrm. contemporary home, graat room, smalt office,
warmth of hardwood floors & 'g. brick fireplace
con trailing wtth much glass providing spectacular Cleveland skyline views as well as deck
access. Recent breakwall. This Is "Homo.*
Priced to setl quickly. $236,000. JIM A CAROL
JUDGE. 633-6550.
SHEFFIELD LAKE: HOT 16133. Three bedroom ranch on convenient comer locaBon Colorado and Lake Breeze. 1.43 acres. Riding
lawnmower stays wtji tawn. AJt hardwood Doort
under carpeting, all appliances stay. FuB basement Extra large garage, skvuge shed. 406t
Cdorado. 5139.900. Caff RAY ANDERSON.
803-61K, 1-600-074-5149.
SHEFRELD LAKE: HOT 15716. Lakafront
estate-dkji property, 1.49 aous. beach, breakwall. smalt boat launch, 152 front feet.
Charming cotonml hom«, 4 bmlrm. 1st Br.
tm3wr\ hlany tianliwxxl «>«,. Q r u ltamrm, flioptsc*. KJ Hving rm. Morr* ottaia ZTOQ BQ. n. ot
chiirm at lust S429.9OO. JIM J . CAAOL.
JUDGE. 933-6550.
033-6105.
AVON LAKE: HOT #2722! Tr»= most sought
after vtev* property Is now for salot The unobstructed view of Cleveland win bike your breath
away! The best part, guarantied no erosion
problems, evert Can ustorfua details! Pncelew
view but owner says sen U at $339,900.
(CODGERS, 933-6195.
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AVON LAKE: HOT 17319. Unbfr'iewbie targe
newer kitchen, huge bay window at breakfast
area overlooking striking pool a hot tub. Private
master suiu wttn outstanding ban * direct
access t> Ihe pool, lovely decks & picnic area.
This 5 bedrm. 3Vt bath ranch homo with finished basement b so well priced af 5209,7SO.
J1U & CAROL JUDGE. 323-7535.
ctooar, sJoiwr & tut). Dock and full banHnom
t^72AOO - BIO MOUVVMW C^l RAY ANOER. 1-«OO-e74-«t49.
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OutstorxAng nincn conrto wfffi groat rm. uhy-
tiyhta. f-Mated Ftoncta rm. master bain, Jacuul.
2 story toyor, 2 walk-m ctosots. 2 car oarnge.
$139,900. JIM A CAROL JUDGE. 723-7525.
SHEFFIELD LAKE: HOT «7016. Three bodrcom, two bam ranch on woodedtotMaster
bedroom with ban and walWn doeeL Family
room wtft woodtwrnlng S«ptace. forma! tfining
room - two iwre* deck, full basement $130,000.
781 UtayetM. Cafl RAY ANDERSOM, B338 1 U , 1400-074-5149.
SHEFFIELD LAKE: HOT « 7 7 1 . This 165* Ot
Lakafronl has an aitansive sea wan. beach and
6Cf p*«r Special home of over 2780 * q . ft b
wonderfuly kept! Properry width allows tor tha
picnic pavtlionl Over 1 acre for quick tale at
$274.0001 KODQERS, 933-61W.
WESTLAKE: HOT t21B3. Cedarwood
Condominium, c^e bedroom. 114 baffis, newty
painted & reedy for *nmadiata occupancy One
indoor garage space. New turn. & air. Pool &
tennis. SO4.90C. JtM & CAROL JUDGE, S336550.
v To finfl; odt how the.Realty One'.
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Bedroom Ranert. N«*ar Home.
EicaUanl Condition. f*c« Yaid &
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Morm lor * a l * by owna*. Cotonutt. *
b*droc*T-. 2 \i2 bath, wnn den. latga
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living, (Jining and f«mil|r room.
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(qualified buv«'» only plaata)
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bedroom cap* cod. 2BA. tirofa«.
dec*, lane*?yard 1183.000.26704
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SHEFFIELD LAKE: HOT 17933. Lovely, rwo
year old traditional colonial on treed kM. Uuiat,
newer cuNlq-sac straeL Family room with bay
and WBFP. Four bedrooms, master has walk-<n
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AVON LAKE: HOT #8835. Spectacular 4 bdrm.
ZVt b a n home in 'G'senpoinn 2.5 car sideentry garage w/boill-in cabinets! Basement!
Gas Head Huge 1st ti. laundry rml Updated I H
acre treed loll $197,900! KODGERS^ 0336195.
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«rmuM«, and otwnau now*. S * K »
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TPAOE MARK HOME. t33-434l.
NO.OLMSTEO; 23T24 Lofatn Rd
Comm*rci«l-RJ»«lantial -Cnniury
HomV a-bodroom. fu»piae«. * > * «
dock. •vBfyttiMa nnw. S1B5.000.
777-8794 'PrlnT PrppBrry*.
Own For Th« Pnca 01 BerBmgl BuW
your homa now. without Ihn
downpayment Bank* demand.
Compbta corwlruction & parmanant
linancing il qualified. DeQarogf*
Homa Altance. 1-000-343-2804.
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badioom ranch, 2 - t / 3 bains.
EiCMktni ccndidon. Many extras. C*fl
lor appoMmer* 871 -0020.
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Baausfuvy wooded, dock acproved
pamri iflang rroniaga on spectacular
90.000 acre recreation lake In
So.Carolina-neat to 18 hole
crwnpionanfi 00<> COUTM.Rtn. boat,
gait ysar round in our tanuilie
cinuiaf Paved road*, uffl uUa, mucn
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Cramer Co. wishes to congratulate our Sales leader
& Achiever's Club Member
for the month
ofApril
Valerie
Waddell
Carol Black
GOING, GOING, GONE
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My lutings are sold, tfrou are
thinking of Umax
your home, cull
Carol Block. Better
Service, better
mulls. 23 years of
experience.
Awn U*« Iccaion. Cad nc»torpnvi» sUcwrq.
S1S4J3OO SUMO SiWLng. 933-3731
B5D579. Ourt oJ-ds-uc raidi has 4 t * * x r a , 1.1
taffa, gas heat, w i r . U bsmL, healed sun room,
haramod Boors & newer carpet Acc£anc» ttajr*
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lor rant 1741 North PJdoe Fkl. 1400
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WBFP, naw appliancas. teraan
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Firaptaca, Dtrung doom. JUCUIXIStyla Tub In Mailer Bain. Full
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For Sale
748-2062.
KINO JAMES So Bra mar Cr,
IXSHEY AREA*
2BD/2OA.
2nd
floor. 100«iq ft comer
Naw Condo-2ER/2BA
suria. no pMs, Financy CluD acc«s*.
Lakaaida Conununrty
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LAKEWOOO; 2168 UreoM. 2BD up.
den Qaraga. natural woodworli,
'DISNEY AREA*
carpel,
appl.,
no pels.
CONDO LAKEV1EW-W/
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Available
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OPEN SATUROAY. May ITtrt. 3pm 5pm. 18722 Carton comer Edvartls.
Large double down. 3 bedrooms.
COmpMetr redsne. 1000. Cat
228-M22.
PARXWOOO APAHTUENTS
•004 Jaycoi RdJtoJUdoavKIa
1 -Bedroom stamna M U23.
2-Bedn<om sumna ai 1420.
No Pats
Ca] tor appewmant
327-J4M
ROCKY RIVER TOWNHOUSE; 3
bedrooms. 2 baina, cainadrai
cednga. a l atvunoaa. wur*i-&y«f
Irvsmte. pool, oarage a 71-fl 187
SdEFFIELO LAKE. Lovely 1BR
apartment. >400 0 0 * , partly
furnisned. includes ui'litiea MOBS 75.
65 Vacation Property
For Rent
ANNA UARIE OLANO-Saraeota.
FL.; 2BR/2BA newty redacoraied
BeocnlrofK Condo. Overlooks tna
Oult Qorpeout oaacn. pool and
sunsatst U50/w««k tfuouon Oecmxtm Cal 8W-1965 after 4pm
Family Uwacfias IN SC-PBwtays island L UtotfWdi AI Amanhe* nearat. 1-A twdnwrn <xmdoa t nomM.
*a a hUstarCard-Jamea W Sman
ReaRors. FnM brochun 1-800^380020art T399
KELLEYS ISLAND DUPLEX COTTAQE; 2CO units, kil./tiy , Urge
scrvwi ponTi. Cttan jnd wry reuuky) S323/MeUy each urw. (210)
4^-7344
LUXURIOUS CONDO KELLEYS
Commercial
52
ISLAND. Stey in the heart of
downtown KaBeys Island n naanV
For Rent
new 3 bedroom, beautitully
RETAIL, WAREHOUSE OH LIGHT
decorctad oonoommum wtn pool 1
INDUSTRIAL: 2200 SqFt & BOO tirpptaca CaM 419-628-6166
Sq Ft Route 83, t/2 M>M North of I- Panama City Beacn. t.213 bedroom
BO. 210-033-8533.
suites with guR vwwa, tugar wfvte
baacn and emeiakJ wetM 2 pools.
PwnaOe Port. BOO-fl 74-6623
Office Space
55
SARASOTA, FLORIDA; F-urnmned 3
For Rent
bedroom home, f • 1/3 batha. fnnoed
AVON LAKE
yard. 10 mruaa-teacn. OSOjNkk or
Prime 1.000 Sq FL of Spaca lor
special monthly rates (316) 353LaoM in The LanOngs Stopping;
0781.
Center. For Informebon.
CaM Die* Mayf.
WANTED
CITY
CENTER
COMPLEX;
Downtown Loram. RaasoneCW rant.
Utilities paid. Free parking Various
sue & nnmfted spaces 10,800 SQ n
4fl0iqrt 5S0st)R. 1190snR.CanaH
be arranged W sul tenant UnArvshed
aruss. 1421 sqR (2010 aofl. and
21 SO iq ft., these can be combmod lo
provide 41 CO M t t !
Phone 244-4117.
LOHAIN ROAO. N.OLMSTEO
C I O M Id 1-430 A 1-00. conlempanry
design building, ample olt-sireet
parking. 1200-1300 %at\ oi leik
(divided), professional owner on
prsrmsos. itrept »";n available
Cflll John Good (g'6l 777-2B0C
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AvniaUe
JM\ I si Idaul I " mxjicat or tatos olio*. Location Midwray Mall arse m
Elyru 44J CISWOKI Rd. Urn! 3. Coll
334-2552 or 871-7400 afier 6pm.
BO
Help Wanted
-AVON", BuUd Home Busmeul No
Minimum Otdera or tnvanton/
Required. tNCVSALESflEP
8
SS AVON TOP SALES5S
Sell to Famify. Fnenos. at work.
Pait-bma o< Full tima
HO DOOR TO OOOH HEOUIREO
Insurant*. Pnim, Bnnefin
Earn $8 -121 /hr. nveraoe
PLEASE CALL ME tail
Mot Connected To Other Ads
FREE QtFT, ELYRIA 3SS-S439
Anytime 1-800-W-OOar
SSAVONtS Potential 1200-trooO
per month S*W orhnfo & when you
liW>. us not jusl Ooor (o door anymore
Medical/ether msuianc* available 1 •
800-208-6311 Ind Rep
"POSTAL JCCJ3"
PuirrjrwrH FuU-Trffm S U H H
#• • Go.e^rrwrt £>?";'• !a *tvlf
TixlJf lur Cn^'CitnOf A c f C J ' W
Inf-j Caa 9AMBPM. t E/JO J7Q0OI5 EXT-95.
Accounting
CREDIT
J20K-128K
FIVE great pcvtics opfln lor &igrff«d and ncn-Ceg'S^d Cieflit 3P*Ci«l!S'J. ReconcJiaioo and corrpufer
•kilis a plus Wanur-j unowted^o of
MAPICS imemoiy s*siem MipW
Call (216|B61 -5933 ur FAX reyjmo to
12tejSSI-99-10 Barcla/ Fmancid!
Group.
,
ADM. PERSONAL ASSISTANT
PART-TIME; TyemT. DOOkWWI^ng.
etc. F*rWy Inenoiy midday ictieduio.
CaJ B71-S113 hxun aiMrviaw
3
JIOMIN ASsr, E u
Lev*. Sk3
tovct: ITViV*. ChaBonge. Secure futufe. FREE personal t»geri BeUy
DCMTAL ASSISTANT
.C
z&i. Firvwn Par*. Fid IKI». '.--J^.
ASSISTAMT
Bono-.
Ms E.per^nce
c^^'-ud F
Pad aiB3 Car! 372 ^563 cr w
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I D W T O Id P O Bat 45Cea5.
t^-j; OH JJT-1^
OlRECIOflOF
UBRAHY AND INFORMATION
PERSONNEL & RESOURCES
For u r u m central sUia accndtSed
ptivale vSiool reoui'Od. MLS bom •
an ALA accredited scnoot; Urono
rr-drjgfifriiHTi. orTan/atiorul. anfi
musrportonaJ tki«. eipenencv n
on-dne serv<c»i and ccmpuvntM
OOIU&.-*-JCT-I and uttaJoourig
sy^iems. abiity lo work. pdn. and
&et goa'S in an interactive
• r
cooc«ratn« toam mode: lour or
more years exrenence pratenM.
Send reaumetoWesl Lite, P.O.Bcx
450t4DL Wwitaka. On 44145.
0nv«
p
SO Oown/S 60 ad mdes. Oufnarshp
in
36
months- Aug.
tO,QQa<milas/mon!h. Company
Drivers: Newer
Equipment.212-*\\*
Corroetitim pavftanefita. new AppM
AGE LINE IS SEEKINO Compas- Lines 800-844-8308 or BOO-643'
nonale iaiiat<e CNA's (S7.) and 33B4 .Cafli)
hevnemakars (S6.20) to ascot elderly Driver - Van* & FUtsadl CX
GmrO Heam rvunroa Weekends Rooerson and PFT Roberson are
. Cal C41-9990.
looiiing for varuitatDed drivata.,
Stanmrj pay upto.SicamAndo. Oat An Forca opportunities On>al traxv home Otlen. Start working lor •
Ing. (ooaand educason MrWitS. Htgn company f a f cares 00CU you! 1scrocx ofada can 1-800-433-USAF SOO-473-Uai. EOEArt.
Driver
Attentions
Company
ANOELINA-A POZA
[nsoe k Ouuon PaMxtm AvaiiaDia. dnvers/ownerk ops. ffayour cat! Van
19 and ofder. Long term positions Hasan, deocaiad smr>aa or Mama.
? Np b i T M
wim aOwancomenl opportuniry and
summer part-time or tM nma.
734-^700
762-'B19 Buriden TranspcrL 1
DRIVER. Owner/Opefaiort. Fleat
Araa SarvKaa
Operalors. Regional Snorthaul
COLLEGE
Carrier. H&tOs 12 mom tnxka M
ORAO
hande tott of "no toixn* tm&O. W*
TTUUNEES
poSannal. C v a i BeneMs. offer
Can Sharon at 340^249 or send nv •Fuel surcnargo paid.
suma o 1140 Eucbda411, Cleveland.
p
44115
•A8 permits p*d
p
ASSEUOLY. Le^oer in thetf M M . •No company trucks
VnetrVtrrpB w.'car. Skid level UOO- •MJeeg* Guarantee*
4ao-/wk. Terrvtoperm. FREE Cav» fki hottiadk or escrow
'Home weekends nuararaead
ja&att (218)773-5296
Call Larry today at 000-ZOO-CUBE.
ATTN: MOTHERSftOTHERS
Uon-Frt. Sam-ipm, gel vm dMJaSl
Just u y "No*tommmum wage.
E»pn?*s. Inc.
"CooUn'tha Amertcan Way" now HwCube
Drlver>ATS wants youl A l l
hiring demonstrator*. Worti Irom
conventional neat, TO sllp-aeallng,
home: trae svnpie M. No
hit benefit*, package, Wa pay lot
Coiecnno.Nodetrvenng.atso
experience. Tractor purchase
fpwi 933-6119
prograni avallaMa. Call ATS: 1 *
AVON INDEPENDENT REPRE- aoo4t«v<4»
SENTATIVE. PolerOial J200 - STOOO
per mentn. Make own hours. Dnver-Mora eipenenc* meona roota
DoorfDoor not nocmsvy Uadcal ' money wm our new pay scate art)
now orads gat lubon revnounerrwril
Otnar insurances avaiUoie.
Can Camay Transportafion S«rvioas
i •6oo-;aa-e3 • t
now 1-600-967-9911.
AVON LAKE INSURANCE OFFICE.
Pan•Time ideal position lor hian DnverCaaiU.5. XDOMS la nmng Ho
enpenence
required. Top pay.
scnool studer*. UondMy i Thursday
(3 1J-7PM). Saturday (OAM-Noon) executive DenefKi and Imghtuntt
»nn eoandad si^mmer hours. Staff conventional*. 600-374-6379.
aUMtant for tyr-mj, ttmg. dau entry Minimum inveitmerj lor I raining
and ottiar cM<ce respons'O'lities. Eoe. MF/VH
Compuiitf and insurance training Drivers 33 1r2cents to 40 cents
ptrrtOM O'act rv^ui«« lo Oat) at Ownai Ope'etars 88 1/2cams
« 33-3173
Hentiana Eiptess. Nottheasl
BRINQ MOWER. MOW LAWN. Regional fleet gets you home woeUy,
EAST END SHEFFIELD LAKE, M » - One yr. OTR needed. l-a00-*4l<
4953
3120
CteM-A COL Drivers. 1 yr. a ipanenoa
NOW EXPERIENCE PAYS SVEM
OTH Noma often EiceHlent pay.
MOREI
toeneMi Out Tntm Transport tooayi
Tfl00M55a20
6 Monrn* Enpenencti m 30 par mart
CLEANINQ
Rocky Rtver Prcfeiaional Bu*3ng:
Fnaay A Saturuay. Total 7 Hours.
Oood Mourty Rate. Aopty at P.O.
Bo» 300JV. Avon Lane. Oho 44012.
CLEAMNQ COMPANY • DAYS •
BAY VILLAGE • AVON LAKE AREA
CLEAN IN O: Residential homes.
*3*6O
Lootong kVOependaoia. mature help.
TnmeportaDon regurad.
ad. Oood pay.
Part-tuna.
toxOla houn.
hou Apply
A al
arttuna. to
340M
Ra, K R 327340M C
Centtr R R
CLERICAL
Immeaate Opvrwg (or fuN Dma
Oancai Position. MoDvaied. organuad nOvidual w«h good communjcaoon skAs a musL
Sand resume and salary Netty to:
"AC. ! 0 f 25 Canter Ridrje FW, MOO.
Rocfcy Rfver. OH441ia
COUNTER HELP I PART-TIME
StudenU we (com* Saturdays reQurod- Appty «t Fa>rview Dry fckwnanj. 22245 Loram B d . Fa^viaw Park.
y342fl70
Cuttome*Rep
STABLE
IMOUSTRY
Jon a wmnng team & learn siuHs that
w« laat a •tanme' Fomwi and on-m*)t* training program n a hwrvorofila
ea^er. S^lary.bonua, eipanM account & cane/it* Pctentiai aamnos
of tl.OOQrwk. H you have a fl»r E
P"t*c contact, a professional apPMranca & enpy the spoOignt. caa
Snaron 8at 3454345 or send reaurne
Euciid»4ii. Cleveland.
DATA CLERKVHECEPTIONIST "
Healthcare company he* an
•"vnediala need for a quakt«d
person lor entry lavet dou entry and
moepDonrst furctons Career
growm. Waga^anefits POM, 30311
Clamena Road. Weeitatae, OH
M143.»ia»7|.ir21
Dl£ SETTER. Innovattve Ind. Unempk)y«d w/carl SkUl lev«l JflSOVwk 5
2
««ek. DentalVsion plan.
* 0 "" 1 P ! W 1 8 1
DIRECT CARE POSITIONS
Make a Difference m the Irves ol
wners. jom our leam Male and
FOmoio opphcanta tor luil-lima and
subsMuts positions QroupHorne
and wominop localions Hnh
School rj>p<oma or ar]uvelent
ApCy Personnel
Lonin County Board
of Menial Rota-daton
•nd Dev^opmental Disabilities
1091 Intlrmary Road
Elyrla. OH 44033
Phone; (JIB) 321MT34
(EOE)
rvQrwf wiifi more axpanarval
C M Today
B00-564-&M2
O n v w i OTR-no *i&
' ••
up to JO pa* mae, waaUy pay. *wuranc* furnished. 4O1K, Msignod
tractors. COL *A* twhazmet n q u n d . '
Ca> Land** Tranapon. Inc. 800-70*7337.
Drivers-Arctic Eiprese an Oftlo
Based company is aaaklaa
companyttegional ft OTH tnettMtraaer dnv«f*. Muat hava a CtaM A ,
COL wHazMai • mnmum 1 year
reoant OTH axponenea. Cal DaM cr
Laaal 800-027-0*31. EO&
DrfwervOIR
Pretaeatonal Sew»-0rt»t» Haadail
-Regular Homnma
•Top Pay
•OtredOepowt
p
•Great Benefits lor Onvef and tam*y
•araatidowrhiayovffldt
Card»o( Fr
CPL-A Required EC€
DRIVEHS-Solo/Teams/Owner
Operalors. Teams-ftOOK-. W K
tign-onl Traawrs S7OK*I Top ownar
operalor
program.
Convenllonals/coast-to-coull Bonusst. benefits. Covanant,
Transport [eiperiencttl) i-668>.
MORE-PAY ( I aOO-M7-3729)E»I..
SF-37. (Qradualas} t-W0-33s44Z8 '
Ert Sf-37. W w t o n ] racrulWS.
DnvorvTUITlON-FREt' TRAihBNO •>
Norm American Van Unas has
tractor-traitor dnvvr opomnga In Ins*
Blanket Wrap Fleet. Owner OperaJora,
avg. .Bo/m. Temp, fleet drhvrs start
-24/mi. * bonus. t-300-34*4I47 r .
dapt A-29
Dover* Trans-Stales Lmest oRsis.
expended Regmnal and OTFd I M A
home and t U I Rag«nal praters • .
mo. eip. Students weicoms. F*ea
Irammg available. 1-e00-527-0S«.EOE.
DnversX)rR""Top Payrttonanr" 1 '
Call check out our small, tamfy- '
ownad company where Oie. "O»r««*ll '
number
onoll
Sairarll ,1
owner/operalors needed. Eliifl
Syslems. Inc. Versailles. OH
EXERCISE INSTRUCTORS naadMt :
to toach Body Scurptmg. Ths tmt
wortiout with we-gnls. Momng andi
evening posioons •«a|fabM. S 1 3 2 S , 1 V Conrfcationavadafiks.
Call Body 5cuiptnv}lnc.a!(2f6)
.
52B-3U9
;
,,
EXPERIENCED
COUNTER'.
PERSON NEEDED IMMEDIATELY.
APPLY IN PERSON: SMITH'S
COUNTRY COUNTER. ST5W.
COLORADO ROAD. AVON. *3**
3403
ELYBIA
BEV AUFDENKA1IP6
716 Bc*lmg Green
SI 05.500
NORTH
OLMSTED
S. SCHIUJNC
2B077 Forwtwood
SI 56.900
455 W. 63i
S. SCHILLING
$69,000
I. DEMOS
B . CLAYCOHB
SI 16.550
j . DEMOS
M. HEXTER
21&4ClirtonWay
S97.700
S. SCHILUNG/
L. HOMM
37104 Hooters Tr.
$215,000
B. CLAVCOMB
23861 David Or
Unrf i 1 0 8
#122
C. HUGICK
3300 WNsoermg Pt
B08 Ouaii Morto1169 000
JJ 57.000
B
- GLOVER
C. HUGICK
SS2JC0"
C. HUGICK
32632 Wafcor Rd.
S73.7SO
C. HUCICK
7371 Grant Dr.
$85,000
$245,656
C. HUGICK
;,'•; -
• ' - ' • ' . : " \
36650 Law HO
J18S.000-.--.
B . AUTOENKAHPE
CBS A
5143 00
-
B. AUFDENKAHPC
L. H O M M
'
-•-
1*6 Fcott
sozoco
B. AUFDINKAMPt
V. WADOELL
T. YOELZADEH
37533 Loru Bfvd.
S73.900
JOHN A GEORGETTE
- DELA&SUS
BAY
M. HEXTER
1B95 Sandaiwood
SI 07.000
41B Bounty Way
S2SS.000
C. HUGICK
M . HEXTER
AVON LAKE
32140 Electric DM)
$210,000
S50MOO w-=v
S. SCHILLING
O . MILLER
390S«necaCI.
S97.500
B. CLAYCOMB
M 3 Gf oenbnar Or.
S187.000
L. H O M M
204 Cf>«rry Ln.
$150^00
S. SCHILUNG
33082 LafceRd
S397.S40
L. H O M M
$94,000
B. CLAYCOMB
$58,900
L. HOMM
$191,000
L. VOVAK
401 Bounty Wy «205
$217,767
S. SCHILLING
258Sun»«l
$108,500
V. WADDELL
341 Bounty Wy
$144,500
L. HOMM
120SunMl
$85,000
V. WADDELL
B. GLOVER
V. WADDE1X
535] M
M . HKXTBR
I. DIMO1
52M.BOO
j . DEMOS
M . HEXTER
LORAIN
T. YOELZADEH
ttooaoo
L. H O M M
304 V/ 36«ft
S7B.0OO
624 Coopw foUf
S93.500
DEMOS
S. SCHILLING
33905 OMI%
$96,000
ST. IS Apprtcioeh A M
SI 74.000
j . DEMOS
C. BLACK
199JJ0Q
Mi'HIXTtR
St20 J00
S. WEBER
30Z9W.ZW1
U0.000
I . DEMOS
32826 Sandstooa
$88,000
C. H U G I C K
6821 OahponlRd
S145.000
I . DEMOS
C. BLACK
S153JO0
S. SCHILUNG
OTSUagnoU
S102.000
S. SCHILLING
22140 WOodfteW
S2fl3.O5O
L. H O M M
0OOW23rd
saiOOO J >.-?:'-»
B . MILLER
M2.000
j . DEMOS
BRUNSWICK
32S7Onti«8Lv
633 MOflCBORWV
JTOjOOO':'•-'•'••
sieo.oooL. VOVAK
4505Coiorsdo
S 110.000
STRONGSYILLE
OLMSTED
FALLS
VOVAK"
2798 Vfiks
SI06.0O0
HiHEXTER
S113.B54}
C. HUIGICK
SHEFFIELD
LAKE
212Oay<«Dr.
$88,000
L. VOVAK
CLEVELAND
S22.7S0
37B.Q00
4746 W 32
$85,000
L. VOVAK
L. HOMM
2770 VWks
S132.74JS
C. HUGICK
VALERIE WADDCU.
V. WADDELL
$118,000
S110.75")
C. HUGICK
2794 Wifca
S104.10I
C. HUCICK
B. GLOVER
SD0.OOO
C. BLACK
1C Landing Way
B. GLOVER
L. H O M M
$95,000
C. BLACK
14141 Qaoch Av«
$88,000
4C23 Ashland A n .
$02,000
J. DEMOS
755 Sunset Av«.
$102,200
32361 Orcha'd P
S 190.000
120 Loaf
$78,700
B . MILLER
92S W. tflffi
$53,900
S. WEBER
S74.000
-
L. HOMM
150Boimar Blvd
$105,000
66 Landing Way
$92,000
B. CLAYCOMB
B . GLOVER
More Out-of-Town Buyers Protection While
Soiling or Buying
C. BLACK
SHEFFIELD
VIIXACE
S. WEBER
S. SCHILLING
842 Lafayetto
S 112.900
S 1 1 0 0 R M d Ftd
S1CS.276
L. H O M M
S6d.00O
3tB07 Ha/otwood
$290,158
321 Latayfltto 3lvd
SI 06.800
1233 S t Ctwrtin A
19320 ApietAv*
$94,500
L. H O M M
B. MILLER
SX. 4 Yufh Cresomt
$140,300
j . DEMOS
S/L 25 Toaael Ct
$275,230 •
754 Latr/ece Olvd
$162,000
LrrCHFIELD
33522 Crw»y Si.
S71.000
S. SCHILLING
5725 Cof
$66,600
L. H O M M
LAKEWOOn
L. H O M M
see ooo
B. CLAYCOMOJ
B. MILLER
BM Wnts^cra BMJ
133,000
S. WEBER
ST. 6a Viflaga F»«Mfv«
L'NOHM
•
'•
$54,000
B. MILLER
S. SCHILUNG
CRAFTON
B . CLAYCOMB
701 East Dr.
S127.9O0
- •
2B5b*ootJ- •
wa.ooo
•.•••
Mannar Watch #2A
S125.725
$34,500
3d 746 Amor CL
32149 HamptonCt
S210.Q00- ' '--••
L- HOMM
5195.000
S. SCHILLING
268 Woodstock
T. TOELZADEH
L. VOVAK
S 56.000
B. CLOVER
B- MILLER
sa?joo
CLAYCOKB
VOVAK
SB2JXO
£112.450
252 Now Yc<>t
S I 8.000
5158.500
Manner Watch *3A
S 125.300
378GJY1«
M. HEXTER/
S. SCHILLING
239 East 16
S52.000
$78,500
L. H O H N
15728 Laigrt Elian
$75,000
C. BLACK
COLUMBIA
STATION
V/L Root Fid
$26,000
D . GLOVER
2790 W l k *
S220.t7S
C. HUGICK
B. GLOVER
27B3Wlka
S221JO)
C. HUGICK
4244 OolM Avo.
J7I.0OO
1. DEMOS
S97.000
C. BLACK
MEDINA
5220 Sasaolrns Of.
S 100.000
S. SCHILLING
Marmora Way * 2 C
S114.700
I . DEMOS
C. HUGICK
625 Dunny Av«.
$96,500
B. CLAYCOMB
Your Hone's On Telovtelon
27B0WHW
S2C0.585
2797 Wllka
C. H U C I C K
P i n t Tlm«i BUT9P
Commitment In Writing
p Im
O E A R N MONEY Roading Boaksi
t o J3O.COO/Yr Income PotnrHiui. Details.
I (BOO) 513-4343 ExL Y-2ie3
m IS
I111
1ml
IH
EXPERIENCED
EH9
O u s WAITRESSES,
Si
1
- 5£^
'
PERSONS ft
CT DISHWASHERS Wanted. AU snlfls
2 available. Apply In person • (
. Senrstore't Restaurant located • !
2 th»Agt4ltart21BUBlBd
2
gt4ltartni,21B
5- Avon LalM. OH 44012.
< FACTOHT WOAXER, Irai leaders.
-=_ Unemployed w/car. Skill lavoi:
en 375<y*tt_ Ai shifts avWooie. Hearth
r
MODELS WANTED
ges ot 7 23 to model
COsuU and lonnalneur dunng ma
year's 199/ Ooveiand Paoaanti. No
necessary Call 1-8006CO3EH 213
NURSERY POSItlOfl, 10AM-9:3O,
U-F.
Knowledgo
of Criild
Oovakjpmenl- SanO Roiumo and
Covuf Leasr to: W**l Shot* Child
Cars Cartur. S)40t HUUard, Rocky
R h m i B
OPTOMETRIC
RECEPT1ONIST/TE CMMia AN
Pari-tona dari. "vortogs and Saiurilays. Must t » maijm. poopto onunt° - £ * S T G H O W I H Q COMPANY eo and haia wonuyg Optonwinc « • UJ NEEDS MARKETINGS ft SALES poneoce he*J(ui bul no I necgasary.
£ ASSOCIATES. I I you are a M ' I - Appjy al 05tai Cenlef Ridg« Rd..
•^ Starter & en)oy being creative ft Nb.RidQovilta. Thursdays 9i3Cam.meeting peopla we waft* lo talk lo 4pm.
you to arrange rraervww. Cal 1-600ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT
292-BS81 «leave message or wnw Orthodontic 0 " * * teefcmg tn*jht ento S a m A u o o a i u . P.O. Box t M . arg«Uc ana caring assitLanl w i n
Avon Lake. OH 44012.
Qood communuauxi Klulls lo jon our
FOUNDRY WORKER, Fortune 100 tOJml Donuf Ofl OrmoctorK e « * Co. Unemployed vutar. SluB levafc nenoa acc«ptaine. P l o i » cau
$440-SS20nkK Stable position. Great 734-114C.
benefits. F R E E Caws jackell O«n«r9peratots lor Oruo HoQMyi^
(21H1779-52S0.
Camef. 100 miles raOus of Ohio
FRIENDLY TOYS 4 GiFTS HAS Homo all aweiisnda and loma H « O « Immediate operanrja in your area. rnghu. H » » i t * o y . ulefy Incencva,
Number O n * In party plan! Toys. insurance avtfutta. Can 1 -aoo-e37Gdts. Chnsttnu. Home Decor. Frae 5700 M i O.
Catalog. & iniormafeon 1-300-463OWNERVOPERATORS; Pionlo
4875. •
•rnamency frviQfit A raoonal aip«FRONT DESK/HCPT, Ccmecfy C k * . d»M fraigrd cartmt M e l a quai/ied
Stao levac WTSnvfc Fun. t-jn, funll ONnaoOparaiorb of Caiyo vans, 12Paid vacaDont- FREE tnaanotaduW 24fL Wrmghl [rudu and tractors. Tcp
pay. Minimal * g n on conl. Cad I -aooKay252-<M4.
FULL TIMESPART-TIME Hair 54V47B3 Bfl, 143.
Dresser and N a i l Technician.
PAINTERS - INTERIORSEJITERlOR
Medical/Dental Benefits, paid
Ejipanenced onfy. TmnsponaticrL
vacation in buoy Bay W a g e Salon.
937-650a or 331-0231.
671-4400.
PART-TIME OFFICE PERSON
GENERAL O F F t c e , International
NEEDED TO ANSWER PHONES;
Co. Gnat bcaHon. 401 (k)t FREE Idsal Job For Rallied Perion.
SS.OCVHf. Cafl Pawl 933-2263.
Cavajacfcafljai 734-4821.
PART-TIME SECRETARY; AH'AP.
GRAPHIC DESIGNERn *
houn. Mpananoa raqurrml
TYPESETTER
2S«S0
MuM neve experience on PC, Quark
Eipiesa. Photoshop. Free hand.
Send Resume and Samples to PART-TIME KELP, Mmtmum wage.
P.O.Boi 43014. W a i l U k e . OH Idwnmowlng & misc. )obs. Apply
Burgess ft Associates. Inc., 33660
44145.Aan:CagY.
Pin Qok Pfcwy.. Avon Lake.
Harold rvea Trudung needs motrvai- PHOTOGRAPHER; Possible Full
ed moMduaJatoenter our tranng Dme pocoon. Must be neiMe and
program. Call t .600-831-1300 lor
trie abwty to develop color and
compute inJormointv EspenencM have
black A HfiUj Mm send resumtt &
drivers cafe 1-800-643-0853
sarnpto u p. CBot 45014 WesOaM.
hONEST INCOME
OH 44145. AcrtCaifty.
S300-J1000 Weakly PoMnaaO
PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVER, PanProceae Mortgage Rotunds. No
Time Delivery Driver Needed 3
•Upeneno*. Own Hours. {218KB 1 • NighUWK. Ari*f In Person or Can
VIVTANO'S PLZZA. B33-aiS4.
4C53 Degt132 (24 Hrs).
HOUSEWORK-CENERAL; Serru-. Placement Gennce
Invalid care, s-doy/ML. 9am.Opm.
TRAIN FOR A
WMOato area, own transportation,
NEW CAREER
dapondapha. 671-9274 a/iar 1pm.
Thetemporaryhokj industry has • * IMMEDIATE
HIRE:
Partpenanced unpvaaeied growth in tra
bmevt»intJma. B« home before the
wya. We a n runng lor several career
kids. « make « • summer job. Cat •positions ft wilt n n a mouveted
- 833-2714.
Individualtora future m maraoemeni. Unkiue oppTy Scheduling
L A N O S C A P C A WAHTFD
'
t m week. Salaried pcnuNo enpentnoe neceasary. Muet be rasrvtews
Um with txx«« A IUI t»mr>u Po\mrfjmi H i w q i o* St.OOoswK c*B
LAMOSCAPe MEXP WANtEH. Ft»»UTTB. Apply in p m o n , D m k m n Ga>den Cacav. aso CoMer HO. AMTL
B37-S67B.
RECEPTIONIST
LANDSCAPING; Fult time U . ' i
Pan-Tims Ponuon, avsn otrmr
Crew focman £j«>en«nca nacee•Mfc TnuncWy 4 JJOPM-a 00PW,
tary.33T-0B14.
•
Friday. 3,-oCPM-ftOCPM. and
LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Sauday A Sunday.»00AMIndependent Marhoono Oioup toe 5.00PU. Uusi h M I U M M pnona
VMM C O M ! MantwndMna
skJa. a ptortMioral appeaianoe
CorpofanontooMngtor aharp
and encv MOrfemg wipi peopta.
kxMduab «nm auceesalul
Appty el Raeily One, 32Tf3 Walker
wMnaaw neW baeterounde.
Hoed, Atfon Lake. EOE
SENSAT
TIOHAL PACKAGE.
PACKAGE
RECEPTIONIST
Great openingtortul kme RaceoFAJL f21
twnttt U-JH ba pereonabie. Office
SkiBs. CompuMr eipenence necoeHAIKTENANCE
IKTEN
• SCHOOL
wy. Comp«DUv« salary- Apery * |
Full time maintenance at privau
Gfnvtr/ West Saton, 20012 Detnyt
ws>t»ide achooL bidoor/ouldoor
I V . Rocky River.
aork. Saturday Mork. PTVUOU* jane
RESTAURANT
oral eiperienca desired.
Htang Servers and Mxotogui. Apply
Send m u m » : Wsat Uto, P.O.Box
at
Avon
O*ka Reatauranl,
43014 M.We«Mke.OM44t43.
MANAOEMEMT
RESTAURANT MCR/OWNER
TRAMEE
Need eipenenced reMaurant person
Traintora new career with • naBonlo menaga asiting restaurant and
atfy racoontzed nduetry Mader. CkhHp
set up addttionel new concept
c m Mcfcjda tnaoy pfominem Cleveresujurant; lot*** Co. arse. Kjtcnen
land a n a comooniea. PuencconbKt
eipenence
t«kjfuL Ownentrap posm m profettional submoan oflce. s**t«es. Send
conTdentnl nnponae
Salary bonuses, b e n e f « A eipenta
to: West LJta. P.OBoa 4 5 0 U R U .
accound Cal Sharon «t 348^245 or
WottUke. OH 44145.
sand retume k> 1143 Euchd Ave.
SECHETARY
Q
Ful ton* position avattcte isqurmg
a detail orienied. orgarued and
MEDICAL
f*gWy mouvuttd person u <KOI%tora
PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST
We-a side medKai otneetouiungtor •mad bul growing company. Musi
p o t i e i i excellent communeauon
Part-time Recapoonst. Must have
skills, tunctiort Independently und
computer skpanence. Send resume
handle
multiple
priorities.
to: Weft UJe. P.O.Box 45014 R.
RatponubUitie* include computer
MEET THE
WORLD)
Intemauonal
W O H 4 t 4 3
order entry, typing, filing, and
non-prom teeks local represanuave,
answering phones. Competitive
Woik with foreign eichang"*
salary. Send resume and salary rectuoanu. host Umkas. htgfi »chools, qurameniu:
Trammg provkMd, •xpeneea paid,
Secretary
travel opportunities. Not a paid
i7 0 f l R d
position. Cal TanU SchmKa ut 06»NaOlmstad, OH 44070
299-3323.
S£>JATE DILL T*O 45 13 AN AN7IYVORi<En
flENEFir-HEDUCIHCl
LAW RECENTLY PASSED BY THE
LEGISLATURE. I F Y O U AP.E
INTERESTED IN SIGNlNO A
REFERENDUM PETITION. PLEASE
CALL DIANE KEEOAN AT (216)
933-27 tg,
EVENING A N D
WEEKENDS THE PURPOSE OF
THIS REFERENDUM IS I O GET
THE ISSUE ON THE BALLOT IN
NOVEMBER SO PEOPLE C A N
VOTE ON IT TO PET RID OF IT-
355ituaticn3 Wanted
E X P E R I E N C E D MOTHER will
bdoysil in my Rome. weetuUy*. Play
aifld trt bat* yu/d. will pmvaw luncrt,
afturnoon snack & T L C . EMtvtew
School a / « , 933-9810.
MALE OR FEMALE ROOMMATE
NEEDED 10 Snare Avon UluJ Herns
JJCajs
mmsdiaie I I lor
slnjOjrud seWerrjj.Ta and defo^ed
Insurtnce da*rns. JQ.Wentwortn 1-
ELECTRICAL
ADAMS ELECTRIC CO.
nsed. Bonded. Insured
A Uiiauli'ul Candlelighl Oldrrtca at HcaaonaWa
Fashioned Wedding. Smoky
Raios
Mourlalns Near Gatiinbur^.
366-6069
O»arlookjng Hivof, Hor»e-D<a«n
Cainao". Cabins.
Jacultu.
H I I I I S U K ) » . Professional Wcrrun.
O'(l»ir^d rArwstars So TeM/Waitrvj
ELECTRICAL 4 T E L E P H O N E
t35QrMo 933-7905
Hed/lljral 1-e0O-44a-8637 tVQVJSr
WORK, ucerued. oondod & Irvtursd.
PROMPT aeoervjoDM and encougn A brand now wedding cnap«*.
rates. 933-49S3.
FAMILY MAN IN NEED OF WORK
Cleaning byUeltua and Diane. Mori. Oatimburg. T N . Bisalhiakin^
25 Years Experience
STUDENTS: S10/START Througn Sal. Raatonab'e pnco». victo'Mn o«COfabora'e»gdnl teOOy.
Eiceaonl refe'ences. O U 232-9ft33
eiaooraia O'osairvj rocms. Otdainod
'ROOFS
SUMMER WORK
rr>mii>«rs. Free pjrhmq Pncos start
QUAUTY CLEAN1NQ
Local firm has savers! tufl and p>ut• DECKS
19Q ToUfrca 1-C08-54 7-7663
Honest R«ltetfe Inol^dual
Ume oporangi*. No eipenence n « Beaulilul Christian vvedilings.
Piumcxnri
servtca eacri tmo
e»sary. Trommg providiKJ EisafWnt
Oathnouig's original chapel (Sinca
Hot
a
clearing
learn
CMctricai
nraume bmlOar Cal 550-0033
1900). PnctOQrBpna. muvc. tlowors.
EjtceGent references
Qwpantry
SUBSTITUTE B U S D R I V E R S
limo*. jaccun suites, fireplaces. Love
Free Esorrutes
NEEDED. CDL Rsoulted: Avon
WaikBncH
SchOOM C^g Ceorome We*t BMRev. Ed Ta>tor 1 -800-340-2779.
Bathroom Remoceung
3513.
hep Jtwmt gacirotiiyfupala com
B
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R d i
90
Wanted To Bu
Isrfi it tme you ool on me *NeT?
TEACHERS
Masonry
Everythmn you nead to know aoout
ToddUtr. and ajso 3 yr. d d laacfMrs
u H
Repair
ACCUMULATED POSTCARDS;
the Internet 1-898-212-3723 a>t.
neededtorwest-ttfe caycare
Free Esunaus Can
W<Q buy •*» vour U S. or lore^n
Hoepiatfnoon * benafm 779-5*71.
M2-011Q
1689-1907. Also buvmrj unfypes.
Atk lor Dick
volontinos, adverfSJrn
THE PRESS Is looking pnotogr«cns.
canH. pofilical sctJvefvrs, 337. iQM.
for
a
part-time 8UY1MO
OK) oca. o n dud pans, O M
COMMERCUL
advertising
sales- loys. old furniture, old slullad
331 -1993
person. The position Is •ntfnaM.oidtwers.CjJ
H E L P I Graodmo needs Liltla
Profeosional
133
a threo day (Wednes- Ti«s/Fisrwr Pnco loys, sand bo«.
Services
day, Thursday, Friday) cnild swing, ptiy yard, rocking O a r
BOONAR 4 BOOMAFt
opportunity that offers etc. CaflS7i-<220,
Attorneys at Law
an excellent wage along USED REEL-TYPE PUSH MOWER.
THE PRESS
(
S
EVEHIHC3. 937-92TX
1MLEARRO.
with local employment CALL
WANTEO-.TOY TRAINS Any Wna.
AVON LAKE
Frea
If you're interested In Any Condition. Casn paid. Call
8TX100
this Immediate opening, Bojce. 323-14S3. leave measane.
WANTEDiTOT TRAINS Any kind.
LEGAL SERVICES
drop off a resume to our Any
Condition. Cash paio Call
Income Tax Preparation, Divorce.
ROADSIDE MOWING
office at 158 Lear Road, Bruco. 323-1455. have mesiagg
Wdij, Bankruptcy. Avoid Probaie.
General (radar work
Powers ol Anomey, TraffiC/OUt.
W A N T E D ; Antique and modern
Avon Lake, Ohio.
HeasoneUe Rates
Ekier tow, A l Courts.
woodwind a n d brass musical
TREE WORXERS WANTED.
Free
«nal
Coniut^on
insirument3. Also some for ta*e By
892-0907
GROUND UEN AND CUMBERS
0 . DOMAN0V1C, ATTY.
music
leacher333-3387
s
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CALL 7342674.
331-7100
iCcrt
UPDATE YOUR
WESTLAKC COLLECTOR W» Ouy
135 General Services
pockst watches, man's wrist
RESUME
watcfw-3.
o o c u and WMKTI and Dock
&no> 1961, " 9 Nive D w i helping
-EXPEHT WORK"
p
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m
C
d
734^it9r
anybmn.
•Eftsrs mrse. wrtK, andtovmafsnor
REPAIR-REMODEL
returns* ouidify and at a rjnaonaWe
pnee. Re*um«u are *m* en efts*to*5
95 Wanted To RenT~
years for Future uoda&rQ. Call us to
g
py
prtp*m your resume and cover Wter
BaDVDomi.Kilchem.Ceramc Tie
REDWOOD AREA. 3 BEDROOM
I romooetftg and more.
to (and an nlervww. Bay W u p o .
Paneling. Rec Room. E l c
H O U 3 E W A N T E D . 2 Adult*. 3
SHOWROOM - 33443 LAKE PO.
WoiUUJm. Pocky Rrver and Avon
> F l t n
Cn.tdren MUST HAVE GARAGE.
residents have eonvenent acc*«* to WILL
Servor Discount
P A Y JflOQ/1710-WO.
our ortce «t 1*650 Detroit Ave. n
ReKJonooie Kitn Reiersnces. 930GRAPHIC DESIGN
734«0779
2369
Image ej eWYmmg in tooaft
S10.00 OFF
CALL ADVANCE 1 22I-9HO.
buuneu workl A top-notcn image
"CHIMNEY S W E E P
produces BP-notch muni. Oraphrc
NOTICES
WANT HOUETIME7T
NEED
CLEAN SWEEP
Design. Advertising. Logos, Layout
MILESTT COMPANY DRIVERS
Copyv/rOrvftCreative Coneurnng by
CHIMNEY SERVICE
NEEDED NOW) SX0 S « n O N BoLanes
*nt give you me knage you
nus. Compecave Udeege Kay. Safety
.
9
P
120
Personals
naed to succeed. ExceOsnt «tfMy.
& Longevitv Bonuses. AJ A m « £ a n
•PREVENT A CHIMNEY FifiE"
Transporl f-#*yM
quick turnaround lime a n d
*3a-433l
A PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT:
rvascnabia ratos. C M Lance today at
Ho»y SfMit. you «fw nude mo see
"YOUR S I T E 33ttCQp
evervTrnnj) and rttmuC me fie •fry 10
Operators. Home
every weekartj We buy Permu. Pul •eocn my ty*)t; Vtxi mtio govn rrm
REPAIR
SERVICES
GUTTER CLEANING
Ift *
ftttt
l k t tf
our vans. Co* Wanye Gore I-OOOComputer Systems
SlftlNOftFALL
44a4«>0
wnrig cr\al w dom <o ™ anrt yCTJ
Auato/Vkima Equipment
W n l u r LiO'vil up la .30 rp«n * f « <n Ad n t U n o t i c^ my h*ii Mitn r*i«.
a Ad V u i Round
Aopllancea
O O G plus b o n u t u D O E
I. *i (hift anoft diMiogu* lAanf la trww
H
M
U
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*
ASC
Equipment
u"maini(H,rdUJ'i. tsarm a i c n t o in*i to« ovBfytr»og ami confum once
MftM Gutter Cleaning
23
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i
a
r
s
Experience
down I v a i * pufcnaie, (acui'iy
741-ao2i oe pager 303-6543 mO'» that I navaf want to ba
Vary Ftaasonabi* RaMa
d«CWU raqwiBd DM Jtmaa 1-8CD1 U 1 4 MILLS ttOAO. AVOM
321-U/34
HANDYMAN
C " « me m«ienai d n u t nwy M I
XT7-J414/1 -aOO-737-4364
25 YEARS
want lo be ««tn you and my loved
A
CARPET
REPAIR
ones n your perpetual gicry Amen.
83
Child Care
EXPERIENCE
Thar* you tor you* love towards me
padag
BASTStTTER
< Piumono-Eiecb icat.CarpentrY
and my loved one*. Persons musi
Bums. HokM. SpM 5eams etc
nesabm Coa»Q» Student. AwUetfe
Cray [ha prayer 3 conKCuow days
Qaanvg. Deodoruing
DICK MILLER
Uosi EverwnsftWeekends. Cal
wcnou nlung tor B^err wish. After 3rrj
835-4215
327-6922
S33-297S ask lor Kntsn.
day. your vxeft • « be gramed no
S m c * e - 1 W t t h ; -mage
CHiLOCAREtimysnefi>mv»age
HOME
CLEANING SERVICE
maser how r>mcu< • may ba. TDen
RestoraC'
home. Mew* mckided. Ages 2 1 vpOwner CMans Every Home WKh
pnyvaa to pubksh t t a dalogua as
O
M
Steve
Srtsr
Alao summer are. 104-4364.
Experienced Staff. We can dewgna
won aa ir»e Bvor • qranied. J N
CHILDCARE <n our W M I U M home
planned regular mantenanc*
ACTION VACUUM
10* 3-ecttve chHdrenfl.S.Uyrs.Non- A PRAYER TO THE HOLY BPtfUT:
program aa Often as you need. We
Vacuum*
en
Sale
N«w
A
Used
Hory Spmi, you who made me see
>mokar wiffi rsiebie tnrBccrtation,
can
perform an extarwvo Owning
Free EsUmatM on Repetrs
eveJyrrtng end showed me M way *)
CPU, experienced, referances.
an/tome throughout tne year or jut!
Uodals From 1T9 05 and Up
Occasnnel ueelands A weekends. reach my Beals. You wna gave me
one smaH service, even wmdow*the ovrvj nrn 19 lorgrve and forgot ire
Cal evemngi 734-0013
3Utn omnn RX. WMIUW
Youl take pnde n Oie acpoarance
wrong thai * donetome. and yju
EXPERtENCEO MOTHER WH Care
ol your dean home.
I71-SS13
who n an viauncM Ot my Me MVI me.
for Your Criild In my Home
WE ARC NOT
AVON
LAKE
WOOOWORKlNa
CO.
I. m tf*s snort oalogua won! lo lhank
Raterencx. 0 ' i a t Location.
COMPLETELY FlNtSHED
•n
f
s
made
ot
w
x
d
,
we
can
do
HT
you tc« evwymmg and confirm once Booamelves. caDingts, custom
Summer Care. FtAP»nT«r». OWUNTIL YOU ARE
more tnat I never want lo be claiati. enlertainmitnt centers,
8291.
COMPLETELY SATWnCO
separated from you no maaer now kitchen pantile* Free estimates.
CALL CLEAN
great tne material desire may bt I
PpMTB
IMMEDIATE OPENING: After
want to be wttn you and my lowd
CORNERS
Scrtool and FUI Time Summer.
MUST BE RELIABLE! Slan M*y 19. ones m your perpatual glory. Amen
BUSINESS A RESIDENTIAL
FOR FREE ESTIMATE
Thank youtoryour kjve towards me
1907. C M H W » 6 0 1 3
TELEPHONE S Y S T E M S . Sales.
327-4455
and my loved ones. Persons must addoone. moves and cnanQea New
_ ^
pray Via pray*' 3 consecutrve ettyi
orused eqwvnent avaiiabte. Service
PROVIOtNO Mucaljonai. nurtunnd
w«houl asJung for 9** wtv Alter 3rd on most mafor branOi. ReexMntial
anvtronment in my WMOaka home
Oey. your w * h wwJ be granted no wiring ReasonaDle rales. Lake
Uotnar, non-smoksr, CPU Opening
metis* how drfVuq it mav be Then
Telecom, 9 3 3 - 5 7 7 1 . 1-80O-522tor newOom-iZmoaoid Cafl ( 2 1 0 I
promisetopuokah this dttloguri as 3771.
71^0007,
soon as lha toor m granlad H C P
OUALTTY care for your cfttd by rarv
REPAIR
smouna mom. Meets and acwrtiea.
Colloidal Minerals ol Iha lype
MAINTENANCE.INC.
Reterences a v * « W . 337-7387.
desenbed on "Deed Ooclors Don!
AND/OR REBUILD
HANDYMAN
Ue'tape. WhoteMJe: Si I 9Vjt So*4
Round me Clock imf
REMOOELINO
bymegarkMt Freetapeortoordar: 1daycare has (uflUne ontv operwigs
Plumbing Electncai. Carpentry.
STEPS
•or artemoons / everxngs /overrught /
No job too t>g or too amaA.
POOCHES
weekends Cartitted Near LCCC.
CHIMNEYS
t2 00y. 3J7-WM
NOVENA T O S T J U D E - M i , ine
835-9687
BASEMENTS
Sacred Heart o( Jesus be adored,
C L E A N I I N O : Home or Office.
MY ROCKY niVEfl HOME. Very
DRIVEWAYS
rjlorified. loved, and pre*«rv«d
Thorough, Consistent, Bonded and
experienced. Ciafls. Music.
ANO
Insured
Free
Estimates.
irtrouohout
t
h
e
world,
now
and
Educational Kained. Prescnool
TUCKPOINTtNfl
forever. Oh. Sacred Heart ot Jasus
HOUSEWORK, ETC.
atmosonere. Fenced yard.
•33-2004
pray lor u s . St.Jude woikar of
c a * 3 3 i 8341
979-1959 <ur lopm.)
I71-0S0S
miracles, pray tor us. SAY THIS
PRAYER « n e Bmea a day. By tne C L E A N I N G .
Commercial.
Senior Discount
aigntn d * y your prayer will ba
reMlorttuf. new construction, before
answered. It haa never been know U
or a'tnr you m o m , apartments, Need that concrete removed or post
tad. PuDMcatlon must be promtsed.
g
ofitcas, personalised service
THANK Y O U ST.JUOE FOR
Bonded 1 insured Free estimate*.
Kingston Equipment Service*
PAVOH3 ORAWTED C B
All work guaranteed For more
BobcatBtickftoe "/OpofWon
PRAYER TO ST. CLARL Pr«y"9
mroirrwtion c»a 0 A Y 3 EASE. I N C ,
idea - Our EgupmenT
MaJ UArys, t ume a day tor g day*,
327.S318. Others send y o u •
ll q 4 J 7
on me »th day puKsn this and w i n
clnamnq lajm we tnnd yo» w v i c e
NEW Service company forming n
for 3 rnwjs. Even mouoh you donl
Avon
>.4ke
lor ciMicaily needed, some
have railh. your prayers wil be
CLEVELAND
day dshvery service of non*
ensvwtred Then* you, A. 3.
hazardous molanols from one pound
THANK Y O U ST.JUOE lor all QuotesCALLIGRAPHY
*or dapuy, cartifcates. famt- up to 1,500 pounds anywhere In
mirack—m t w i M and pmnted J A.
'y trees, Invitalions, signs place Orto. Flal rale*. Cial 1-2tS«33-4593
Theralore. confess your sm* to one
cards .Yau name nt Custom »ork. tOf ontails.
another and pr»y lor one another, so
"Msonobie raids
that you may be healed... James
PAINTING &
Can Marc at
5.16.
FAX
SERVICE
FIELD MOWING
FORD HOME
IMPROVEMENT
933-2990.
MASONRY
Would YOU like to determine what you earn?
v'
Turn your Career goals into reality at Arhaus Furniture
where upscale, fashionable merchandise is sold in the most
beautiful speciality furniture stores you've ever seen. Our
Fairview Park store is seeking full-time Sales Associates who
want to grow with the most fashion forward furniture retailer
in this area. Previous retail experience is helpful. Tremendous
growth opportunities for the achiever. Call Sandy Bixlcr. store
manager, at (216) 777-2112 to make an appointment. Store
located at 22960 Lorain Rd., Fairview Park.
ARHAUS FURNITURE
'671-3948
123
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"Free Orocenes* Don | pay tul pnee
for youi groceries ...Save up » 50%
on o
bUl guarameedl Can
6
"GETUARRICD-Smoky Moumaini
Ateas morn boautiTuI diapers. Cedar
Mountain Top/elegant «»ftit« criapnl
Privolo oa/eoo*. tmo, catena, heart
JacuMi. complele arrangnnantt.
^nnstian (ervicas. i-BOO-e53.7274
njtp /'wvnn.vtc.com J
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COPIES
MADE
25 CENTS
anysutupto H i 17
THE PRESS
158 LEAH RD.
AVON LAKE
PAPERHANGING
Krichen & Bdin Remodohng
Window Rcpjacernant
DryvnU Repair
Experienced - Insured
Call JIM LEKAN
779-6983
PAINTINQ
WALLPAPER HANGINO
Wall Waahfn • Stamma
Intaror/Eitnnor
Waitpeper Removal
EtperwnoBd • Insured
DICK'S PAINTING
845-7352
'
THE LANDINGS
AVON LAKE
933-9979 OR I-8OO-532-O533
Carol J.Crcsco
T
Leader
OPEN SAT. « SUN. 1-4
?M2 C H E W RD.. VERMIUO
5. oa K*. 60, W. oo Ouxo-m
Newly Curtitni««i 4 Bnlroom
STOP LOOKING
-You juu found the home
of yow -rrinu< Numirsan uded
iidnj
bunjjlow with 3 bedrooms, full
b
basement. cmraJ air. J « M
anxftrtl. covrrrd patio and fcrc
jnfl. Looted un Ci-fidd Bhd.
C^l C m l J . Ctncs at 3334979
207 BELMA*. AVON LAKE
W«t ofto.83, S o d Redwood
3 Bedroom bruk ranch, full b«e"wnt.2 cir K ata 3 e. duubfelof.
Vuur H o * « , Lndj AxLemun
v
wnraw IEKXVE SCHOOL
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DtnUCT-NOtWAlX
#553663. Beautifully mnodcfcd 11
mm century home on 2 JCICJ. 3
I U D hone b4m w hjy loft. «lo
rorraL 2 car dttJdwd out biuUin*
W two u t r j IDOOM. fenwd pin
nrd, *bo*e jround puol and M t f Ihte diih. 10-15 mmutti » j y from
major hiihwtjr & (Jioppinj. ind
much more! A mus iee' pntrd it
SIKSUL en M
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BUILD YOUR OWN BUSINESS
*M'J«f.3. Prune lootion on Abbe
W. to put buiinei* buJJmg or
ottite. Eiiy i c C M , , o ,. g o o r
tonvenieniry locjtnJ off U t r W.
I-W ft. Ironuge. Zo.-rd B-2
S».O0O.CaD Carol J. Cnxo u
33M?79 or 1-8003320533.
2S29165or9334979
•*•«••= ixwMtnusunil
PHILLIPS VAO JUU CLEANER « X
SALES AND SERVICE. New and
n e u g cteaners. guarartoed kjwesi
pram on new d sonars. Warepairaft
make*, warranty ttonj lor Hoovor
and Eureka. 15116 Detroit R d ,
LMnwood. Pick-up and delivery
avattapia. CaB 1-JS3-0730REACH 2 MILLION NEWSPAPER
READERS with ore ad ptacmant
ONLY 1180. Cno'a bait commurwy
mwapapar*. Ca* K«my at the Orw
Statewide ClaMAad Network. 6 1 * 4Bft<aTT
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RESIDENTIAL
AND
COMMERCIAL
BUILDING &
REPAIR SERVICES
CarparrtryEtectrlcaHtumMng
AflWorttPariontwdlo
State * Local Coda Uantiarda
CtMtonMr StisJactfcin la Our
Priority
Free Eatimataa Oladry Oh*n
No Job Too Om.fl
FUtytnaurad
CallJohnat
J R Enterprises
779-7303
Unbelievable no payments unti<
January 1B98. Vmyl tiding and
ra placeman I wirtdowa. All crvdit
quatiliod. 100% llnanclnfjill No
money down. Cad 1-800.231-06*3Paytrwua ttamng ai $70,
USER FHIENOLY COMPUTER
TRAtNINO AND COMSULTtNG
OLflCKBCOKS accounting.
Windows, Mieroioli ollica PC
pufctia*lrig and upgrado*. PC
Partrw. BfS-OBM.
139
Financial
CREDIT CARO DEBT] Stop
hamsamg phone cadi. Etonmaw w
mduca Merest. Cut payments up lo
50%. Non-Prot'l Debt Consolidauon
Co. 1 •800-229-0027,
CREDIT CARO PROSLEMS7 Ono
low moniiry payrnenL Cut UUarost
No haffafjimsnt. NO FEE.
Cour>M«ng available. NON-PROFIT
AGENCY. NACCS 1 -600-601-5353
EXTf45.
|
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Pay menu Up to 60%. Ucansod.
Bonded. 2* Hour Approval. Call
Credit MondOATwril PetvicM 1-8OO-
sn-«eseEii-ioo.
140
Business
Opportunities
BMW, LCMU'I. More Lut mosfw* yuu
how to drn/o tho car ol ynuf aroarrw
I t l O O - ' m o find Qnl p,iu1 d.r ,< 1.
;27
CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS
Credit PioOiera Undoisioud
Froa apphcabonl
•J10i0OOIorSO0/mo.
•110.000 for SMS/mo.
* 160,000torSTQIfmo.
1-600-669-^957
CAPITAL SEEKERS. INC.
APR 8.75% tuojoct to cnanoe,
O24Q/m OAC
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DO YOU TRAVEL? BOOK YOUR
OWN/FRIENDS TRAVEL AND
RECEIVE
PEHKS Ah'D
COMMISSIONS CALL THOY 800711 -5666 FOR DETAILS
EARN EXTRA INCOME
(IIJWQ - tiOJXMm mo
CMlTodayt
HKHCALOBAD
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KHCALOBAD
Horn* Wortor* Wtnud
laaM I4S0 WUy. from
your tocatlon. U a M Co.
Oroc«fy pramluma. WM mall
chacha wa»My. AppBcaflon.
•and parf addrwaaad tampad
anmop*. KatlotMi Coupon
Natwork MS Ualn SL. Sk*. 235
EJrt.22»,Wumfan|ton.MA0H87
How To oouwi Iroa gov«mmant *
pnvata grama. Utm lor buuna*>.
artmrton or partonaL C l 24 nr.
rvooroM motsaoato*dot**. At 5135157-21 M a t t e r
ICE CREAU TRUCK: GREAT
BUSINESS FOR SALE Oft LEASE,
ESTABLISHED
WESTSIDE
ROUTE. CASH INCOME. CALL
TPOY.aoo-iii-w.
InaUrl Pufetanmg Uuitf
On A
O«k", 7SO how-lo-tooks.
manuals on CO-ROM WondwKta
ropnnerqula ngro Frsa r l o P*ck
|61<)341-/171
tnlamlad n a pail-Bme |oO witr> -yrM
commtsaions and no mvastmnntT
COrwd«r MMkng rrHxxjrnBnu m yoor
Northwatt 0>TO communty. Contact
Do'pnos Oraiute. 1-600-024-eisO
Can NooiBTimd W I I avaJaWw
Local candy roul«- 30 vending,
macrmos. Earn apx. SOOOi'day AI lor
19.99S. Can 1-aOO-OSa-VENP.
Raady to m o v i aoutn? Won
»iBbli»nad latatl lioor-covanng
buunosm. Beautilut Ea«I TU null
DdllywooaVQraat SMokay M t i
Sgnou* mqmrps only < 2 3 6 0 9 ^ a 2
p
d«dNaw concnpt
fly trap wnn natural bait. EPAeiampt
W9nlod by larmi. bod prtxo**oi*,
otc We need independent •«<«*
rep* t-669-777-M00.eirt.23r.
141 Building Supplies
Steal Buildings Sale. W 140*10.
J4.527;
40«00«M,
IQ.257.
50"75M 14, S1I.B68. SO* 100*10.
JtS.949. 601100x16. S1O.014 Ministaraos buUngi. ;»»t6O, 32 unit*.
313.944. Free bro."-nu"t» Sonnnal
Bulkkngs. 000-327-0790, s<t.79.
145
Carpentry
WE3TLAKE CUSTOM CABINETS
Manufacturaf ol Formica
A Wood Cablnais
"Kjlcfion Ci&notS • nnf^*Cing
•Coruin A Formca Tops
'Ceramc * Vinyl FUx»a
•Cithiocnw • Hoc'HH!njn ftooins
•Room Add"5t«M>a • Garnfj^s • '
DOCKS
•Plumbmo • Etoctnc-il • and moru'
FrOi) El!i/TVl!01
Licwisca A Etondod
281-9030
150
Catering
PARTY CAKES BY JUDY
All Occasion Cakaa wrth
Quality Irnradtarrts, Cmatlva
Da«lgn«, Delivery Available.
934-6373
«••« Sn^t! B.MIJ aar*nf I*™ !*•» * » * « • * L*M » * * « ! «.<tarMOa 1 On l m*
155
Cemolery Lots
CEMETERY LOTS 2 cemniery lots.
adiommg at Sun*« Memonal Par*
871-3961
SUNSET MEMORIAL: 2 * r » Mv»<
Crypts. Garden MauHD<«urn. S7J00
valun. SVOOO (ZT0>«a7-5iga
150
Cleonlnp
CHRISTIAN LADY WILL CLEAN
YOUR HOUE. REASONABLE
HATES.
g
g
LOCAL
PROFESSIONAL
CONCRETE FINISHER WILL DO
SIDE JO83 REASONABLY:
IOXtSPAno-fSM.00
•XSO DRIVE-SI 400.00.
GARDEN
ROTOTILUNG
CALL KEVIN
OAASS NEED CUTTING?
Raasonacu & RaUoM
934-1062
MASONRY WORK
by Jo»«ph
Now 4 HsptfU Ouflkfy Wu<V
y P
NaJubTooSrruil
oftul
333-2631
GENERAL
HOUSECLEANING
170
HOUSEWORK, ETC.
Home or Off o r Thorouo
Conmlont, Donrtod and Init
.-_7^~
ftealdanUalftCommarclal
Clourung EiLibtuJwd I « M
216-961-3627
Construction
-
19KJ-215 Cul BJicnv.itut with 4B 3
24" tKAknts All m i.tu^nr sh,it«
K'lOOOOHO
•iMi lu' Chiuloa u( btHve
CONCRETE REMOVAL &
REPLACEMENT
ROUGH A FINISH GRADING
We riindM All Joos
BKJ or SmiH
»20ei
COS ENTERPfltSES
Landscaping
BEST
TOP SOIL
KARENS KLEENERS
160
933-3618
808-1533
LANDSCAPES
EXTRAORDINAIRE
Landacepa Smvlc* Spadatldng
In
LtahOna. Watarialla. Pond a.
Brick Skttfwalha and Patioa
CALL DAN
676-4462
B7i-oooa
Can Daonla B T W M
Om^wimdscreened l-irm lop *CMI
ENJOV AN ECSTASY OF COLOR
Horn a Flower Garden, without pui<
ling your tuna Of BfMtfyy m!o One l'>
cip.irn it. youftnnyit
Call Kim I » 4 M .
OAflDEN AND LAWN
ROTO-TTLLING
MnusunutiM and Eipanancod
Can Pan or Dntnk
835-9730
OAROENNURSERr
EQUIPMENT REPAIRS
•71O20Q
Topsoil Delivmod
Mulchat DaUveind
• Aernnng
lawn Programs
Rp]
Pick up & Dot No Cnamo
SINCE 1BS5
937-6753
LAWN & YARD
MAINTENANCE
No Oirnsled & FairvMw Park
OnM
Raaacxubfy Pnood
14 yr>rit* Eapnrvnca
Ask lor Don
779-8530
LAWN MOWING
AND TRIMMING
FREE ESTIMATES
327-9944
PROFESSIONAL
LANDSCAPE OESIGN
Designs of Merit lor trtdlikJml
Fiaaldencee. Commercial and
Public Properttee. Call lor a Fr«*
Consultation Today.
UH)»a7O3J/
TERRY MURRAY LAN0SCAPING
Landscape tnalalUtkm » Daalgn
NEW LAWN INSTALLATION
ScfiruciVSmaU Troo Romoval
Garden RotoUbna'Cuan t^is
Ptessuro Waifung (DocWHrynoj)
Enlonor Ligfittrv"F«nc*» Bultt
Reasonabta ritco*Quaily Work
Frwa Estlmata«.Tarrv 327-7a73
ROTOTILUNG
REASONABLE RATES/
FAST SERVICE
CALL {218) tJ3-esff
SHREDDED TOP SOIL/S12/YD
P1CKED-UP; DELIVERY EXTRA.
AVON.tJ4.160a
175
Lawn Care &
Equipment
2 YEAR OLD, 12 HOR3E, FaDINQ
LAWN MOWER; 38 In Cut.
EaosOent Conation. S500. B34SSM.
CRASS CUTTINQ
933-W3.
RIDiNQ MOWER-94 Craltsnun 30*
Rear Engjno wiin Grass Bagger^
EicaMnt CondDon. New Battery and
Btadrt. JS75 633-9170.
165
Painting
BOBS
GENERAL REPAIR
Painting • WaDpnpor
CompJoto OrywaN WMk
18yrs aipenance
BOO COWMARD
331-5749
CERTIFIED PAINTING
PAPERING. PLASTERING
Premium Work
R M . / A p t /Indus
*ll» Done Fiignt
The First Timo"
FREE ESTIMATES
Call Bub
331-8101 nr 133-JB7B
D & J'S PAINTING
tntarkcr/Cilarlor
P'o'ejSional Wcxkmar.sn<p
Prompt Courteous Service
Call Fairview Park
670-7660
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EUROPEAN PAINTING
A SERVICE. INC.
HOME LOANS/REFINANCE
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' • Rsfjunci lo 1 lew r l t i
• CJihoa1
• Puttee 3 ta 5H down • FHWV4 HOT. LCJAJ
• Cttrt Corartoticn
• Hsme knpmtrnirt
• U K J CintniO • CnSt Proiieni OX •flwirectsyPA
" 9-Come
MDHTGAGE"cORPOaAnON
630 U e « Road • Aral b i s , OH 44012
[216] 933-7100 • 1-800-847-0071
BUYING or BUILDING?
195
835-8468
Inuutor/Extvnor.
ovCondo*1na<j3 High Ceilings.
Po*er Wash. CcCai Stumrvg
Senior Discount • Inaurod
For Picfmsiotuf W o n &
F'ga E»timaim. Can B33-84flfl
EXTERIOR
P.O. OECORAT1MO
" Sciipa' Sand' Cau!k' Prime Raw
Wood * HemJ LOOM Suing " Paint
InsiOo Gutto(» * Clean Windows •
Pressure Wa&n ' iimafl Odd Jobs.
30 Vrs E«pen*iic* - Insured
Wo* Guaranteed.
FREE ESTIMATES.
a7MK»
RESIDENTIAL PAINTWQ
HtNNESSVS INTERIOR
PAINTING
TVE GOT THE RIGHT
•+Me, LooUrw * I n Rjtt* * Lew FW» • Rafta
-wg AM coMumeo TO EXCELLEHCEVolce Mall 88B/6S7-7292 XS320
Office: (216)716-3300
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107
198
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F I R E W O O D • Y o u S p l i t . Y o u f Ickup. 734-0441 (
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FIREWOOD
Ssawnod
Mued KanJ*ood
SoO- l/3olaCO(d
tTI-3823
KIREWOOO. SEASONEO AHO
DELIVERED: J5O00 pmi Rick or
II*Q oo pot C m w w
TroeCaro
HORVATH
THEE SERVICE
A r d LanJ«c*ping
Trve & Slump Removal. Topping.
Trimming. ShiUb Dtanting & CJ/B.
New I w n i S««d or tod
Plastering/
Drywall
671-3623
LUTZ STUMP
REMOVAL
A BEAUTIFUL CEIUNG
Neal & Clean R a p a n
Intenor PaaiBng & Papcrnangtfg
Stucco & Cu«om Tcntxmo
Ov«r 25 Yean
B3S4255
Smoke a Water DamaQe
Restoration
j
SWEAT
BROTHERS
191
Hoofing
TREE • tnrwnmo. ntrovmt, •tun*)
gnndtng. Horn Ownaoa. piantmg. lot
ADVANTAGE
clearing, cabling Oh«J CartifKO
ROOF CONSULTANTS
Artxwtst
tnwjmd.
Don! oef ripped ofl by • contractor.
SNOW PLOWINa-R#«ld«nllsl &
He warts to led you • new root Get
cornmancal
ffia advantage, tut dom putroofson.
C«l kx I T M consoBallorL
W * H gmde you wtm an occur*!*
measurement, evaluation and
734-2874 - 933-6389_
nconvtwdl
Premier
Service
Realty
TM
BROADVIEW ROORNG
9 3 0 - 5 0 5 4 or
9»«d Murphy
-•
Certified ttrviitrntLiI
l-Uo4O
WILSON'S
TREE SERVICE
o
•"" * Artstown Studios
33491 Lake Road. Avuu Lake
t\t% M ^
Firewood
FIMEWOOO
SiZS. a cord ooMveredtofs
200
g. Faui
15 Yrs. Eip
Fairviaw Part
Gary 777-15W
MORTGAGE
LOAN ttfr e>
Snow Removal AVI
AVON
SNOW PLOWING
siCenLaJ enl CorrvnotaaJ
C w u t BniOwr*
734-2874. B 3 M M S
SpwaJUt
JUST LISTED!
Four bedroom contemporary borne on very desirable
street. Sunroom, bascmeni and tiered deck overlooking wooded area. S18O.000. CALL TODAY!!!
ENJOV THE EASY LIFE!
Cozy two bedroom condo with 1.5 baths, garage and
DO grass to mow or flcmws ID plant. Asking $64,900.
Others available...crll now!
W i t t ' PAY RENT?
Call me today to n e this charming two bedroom
ranch with ictnodelcil kitchen and bathroom, maintenance free exterior. I'jrag? w/work spice and Urge
lot. Asking $85,400.
PRICE DEDUCTION!
Owner wants someone to enjoy bis bours of labor...
3/4 bedroom bungalow v;ib loads o*" remodeling; and
redecorating completed. NOW asking $86,000. THIS
IS A MUST SEE HOME!!
Any questions, please tall me on my voice nvil
800-974-5155 and tell me what you need.
ALL TYPES
RMldantlal A ConunarcUl
* FW-Roofsnp & Tureff
*H«Bi^cKp
' Cotnplaia Gutter Swvica
• l t 226-0800
*
230
193 Rubbish H a u l i n g "
356-1887
RUBBISH
HAULING
QamjB or tmod oruduBt removed.
C«mD<« or any ryp« rujoan/apcuuvtom ramowd. also gvago* doan«d.
221-9204
and B*Mff
323-1413.
Estate Sales
F T O H V I h W : 5355 W.2»tn.
Thunt-fa-Sat. B3nam.-4pm. Huge
-'-3 l i m i l y garago f a l e .
5 Wfttaftavsn A
Norm OR«tad
Frw EallRMHa
ClAon out and MwJtng
o • • » . I rnQTit au id
Many housenold iiemi. toyt.
cMtrwiq. turrnaue.
CLEVELAND; 4268 W term Si, (Crft
W.ltMttvPuntai.'OrBvion Rtf.sru).
Thunaay. 9em.-4pm. Fumtunt UMTM
•—
UUa>4 chain), lenips.
p Oag/Rawal
892-6696 or 930-2399
ATTICS
BASEMENTS
GARAGES
BAV; Weisrwn and U u v w * . Tnun.
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ESTATE SALE
IXURSOAY. MAY 1JTM ONLY1
NEWCASTLE
ROORNG COMPANY
RUMMAGE SALE
ww.
R d
1-800-531-5462
353-0083
215
W E 5 T L A K E ; Cantsrbury M*nor
L A K E - U T H ANNUAL 2
Eslalal. 2065 A 2CSS HaQcMin, May
STTEET, 23 H0UES.Salu(0ay, « " y
15. VBm.-Jpm. vane*y c< cnrciwrs
1T. B 30 a r> - 7 WuhamaOuig and
J^no»to"H« P«wy, cW Eltecinc. w^it clcQw-a pua pood uaafcea acma'
WEST LAKE; 30306 Huluufl (*oit itt
of Lear Furnrtur«, ar!aj>j*i». cWi"nfw).
Crocker), Ifn^».-Fn 'Jam -4pm. Sot
toys, rtaidwar*. tools,
9om.-1pm. HwjienoM QOtxW. toys.
e UU fpira.
eoUK
s. piannnjj. bicycles, hjrnd
cra.ti. even rolrBVimo<iU. DwH rrass
it*
AVON. 2330 JAVCOX: May 1 M B
(9-5). Furrsiijn, Old FleconM. Van
232
Resale Shops
Seals. OE College R«!rigerataf.
TcoM. BocM. M^c
GOOD NEIGHBOR
A V O N . 2307 JAVCOX HOAO,
THRIFT SHOP
SATURDAY, UAY 17TH (10AM140 Laas Road
2PM> BJ781Ba
Avon Imkm, Ordo
AVON,
3-FAUILY.
3*280
Acceptm Oaavta A Houwfoid
COLORADO. Thunway. Fndoy (9aai-afc?
3 JO). Fi»he/ Pvcm Pu^nouM. Toy*. Hav« Tou S««n Our N*w Shop In
Boy**, Intent. Woman's Ciatrung.
Rocky R h * r ?
Youm Hxjncnut, PMypfl. UotaComa Vo4U«l
A V O N , 3 2 0 1 0 MILLS ROAO.
SEE APPLE CORR
Salunlay (9-9). Sunday. (10-2). LOU
1SO47O«troitfU.
ol Baby l l s m i a n a Mucn
<3 doon W M I of Hajt'a O»tl)
UooeQarmoua.
33»t747
AVON, M 4 M KJNZEL. Way 15-16m
17 (OAU-Nooni. EVERYTHING
RESA1LONTHELAKE
PRICED T O SELL. Toyoia Cab
WfE PAY CASH FOR YOUR
(FibarpUui *>/3cra«nj), EicalMnt
QUALITY CHILDREN'S
(ISO);
Much
C U J T r m a TOYS,
ACCESSORIES. WE
BUY ANO S E U . ONLY THE BEST!
AVON. SUMMEHKILL
OPEN 7 OA VS.
DEVELOPMENT
4138 EMt Lakm Hd.
{OFF JAYCOX). 13 HOUSES
B4»77B
Saturday. May 17th (9AMOPM),
TV. B*a*. P»y«f Pfcno, Mcrowa-«
240
Moving
Sales
Baby Fvrnbjra, Kid*' Toys and
0ttW« Earoaa Z &
M d
AVON LAKE
NO EARLY SALES?
117 B E \ A ROAD
BAY; 2&S1O W e * . May 1S.1S.17
Movng Soum - Everything Must QoJ
(0em.-4om.). Huge Uovlng satel
Crudnm's Items. Housanold Items,
CtMectbWs. QoacKi beds. fumrture.
Paiio Fumtura. Men's and WomAn'a
Pitrtang al Hmonptoo Park.
OoTtta. B#ddina. Braun Espraaao
SAY; 3)109 Won Rd.. Tnurv. Sam~
M«kar and M U C H MUCHUOREI
I p m . Retnodjlmrj. llgni f i i t u r t i ,
MAY 15,1s, 17
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eamopm. FnMay 10, Bam.-2pm,
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280
Education &
Instruction
AVON LAKE QUBrler none lor half
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nmwnnjiNn r r t r m
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&
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AVON LAKE, 400 Lookout C l . May
QARACE 32324 Cook B d ,
Individual Instruction
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15. «am-4pm. B*a«, mow«. baby
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lettctmt wna tutor. 353-932O.
AVON LAKE, 41S AVON-HELOEN
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3001 Linden Kd., Rocky River
216-333-8100 • 1-800-490-2679
flUOKJCAKE'S
B«t Kepi Socxd Ccwa To fife!
001 Quail Hollow, Avon U k »
p i t o( Jayce*. South of Walks
Aimux #d. (oil Walked
Slatlhiq In Tkc S230'o
3350 »
Mary Lou QameUla
1-B0O-4 J0-2I/3
AVON LAKE
NEW LISTING
TK» 5 month cW r»«Jifejnxta3
<»«*iws(i. 3 Ul b«fa, on. « mutar
M « W nlk-n clourt. I it *o» ut*ty
CrifcU,Lou. ( m . K 0 .
Mary Lou CUnwlita
1-000-4 »r>2«7»
Contact Ada Wiluy & Joyce Kaminski
933-7700-871-8880
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NEW LISTING
8S4473. Fwlurn ft* lo*wy duplo.
E«eh »d« ru* a tw*oi»TW 4 1 U
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Mary Loo OameULa
1-0OO-4»O-2S?i
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COLUMBIA GAS
NATURAL CHOICE HOME
Saving Energy. Saving the Environment
DISABLED? Cltmomg s l a m a
piobiem? StairUfts. elevators and
porcnMta (or nomes, cnurcnes. puCAc
Hdgs.. etc. New and Used- Abo naw
and used. wh—Cfifrf vsns.
t-eOO-343-3190.
CRrTTEH CATO
196S VOLVO lor sale, * 1,950.00.
We're mere when you cam be. CutOver 100K. autorruoc. loaded. 033ler Care oRers santSw, tpeciaSzad
3822.
caring v»tstoryour pet an your home
GREAT OUT: dueen waiarcieo
1990 UNCOLNTown Car £ig. OWL
wf»an you heve lo be away. Wo can
Irsma ft naaoboard i*."8 storage
a i » proMde transportaoon lo and T-owner, laamttr, mock top ortv
O a M s Dtcaiew ccmMon. Z y n .
•rom the net and me groomer wtwr
sharp. 18.500.092-6021.
ngK50 835-4314.
QARACE DOOR-I8X7 Alumnum, youneed ua » he*. For Ibty maured
19«O OLDS; 7 pass, muivan. new
RarsedPane/
PrMesworwJ vet rocommended pet
UOVINGI HARDEN. Oval C y
tiro*, newer angine, high mile a.
Heiidentiai: Wfitl#. C o f p l a t e , care v«*4s k> yaw horrw whae you ara tt.700. 092-861 ^39-6500 u k tor
Dining Room Table w/3 Leave 1.
away
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0evaBr«Dn.
7148 Day, w 833-7880 Everwgs.
L»ge C I W Cafenet, PoauMU. Man
Don A Loutoe Sundberg
itBIPONTlACOrandPrttLEiacyt.
INDIANS TICKETS, angle Seal,
Conation. 933-9601,
Featured on PJa. laagadne
New
area and brakes. 103X tacfrtati
Field Boi Mnmd nomeptaie. 30
OAK TADLE, very large, carved
S3S-tZ4O
MAXO.
933-3IO3.
mdes.
Red. S5.000 BQ9^33Z^
legt. aitachad ilida in laavai,
W e i bo Vwrrn when you need us.
1W3
OOOCE CAnAVAHQood~
maicfwig buffet witn 4 large carved
INOY 500 scum OnMi aaati rmm
CondOon. tBXOO. Cad 833-8448.
StAMCSE KJTTEMS: B U & Seal
drawers. 3 crteir* (one w/aima),
g j , bckaUnoonon May23m. 19S7.
POM.SI25. t ^ t » « 7 - 1 5 7 3
1 « 2 FORO Tempo GL: 40R. hit
cnag» * lop need TLC. Over Kyra.
.
(Sandmky).
KinOO. 7 7 » 0 S 5 B *
power- auiomaoc. AC, U JOOJtiner
LAROE Galvanized wash tuU.
SIAMESE STUD SERVICC
333-36BS.
One* tor plcnle Ice * pop. Two
fern Ufa. OH UC12-2Z31
VERTICAL BUNDS; WMa Ubnc.
Seal Pont
1 » « HONDA ACCORD wagon:
pnrenlcad mop Mnawortiuckata.
eicoa»nt condnon,torUKWT doorv.
l-4l9-g27.1373 (Sandutkyl
f
Loaded. nceUnt conctton. oejXJO
(Her tit S33 ST95
Iwo »#!*. >73./aa. Will sail
pKK mi. Mu»tSee> 360-0233.
WILL HATE my Great Pyrenees
W Ba;oi3
t » 2 NISSAN 240 &X; EjcMent
: Toro-21 n » raar- ms«e to your temata nWwfouraSanl,
fiULM 933 9S1
W R O U O M T I R O N ; S-ptec« t e t
condition, red. auto, a/c, am/Tm
. aeB propeaed. atoctne sun Siiapnerd or oiner lor beautiful
•etlee. Z arm c t a t n , « n d 4 coffee
casseoa. recenBy detaded. 1-owner.
poppoe. 94V7B24.
M a l t a * I DO 9 » 5141
(216)333-2803.
lablea, naw cvanions. Excellent
Justtoweredto J7.90O. Cad
corxioon. 871-1*56.
327-8O79.
365 Household Pete
p E^VisL V-0.
335
Household
loaned, a/c. leather, am/im/cd.
310 Sporting Goods
HAPPY JACK MANGE MEDiaNE;
Goods
WKmt. I l l JOO. 333^4818.
Piomoi naa«ng
« and hair orowin to
CASH buying Smarms; New. uHd,
severe mange S hot soots on doga A
QARACE DOOR--0X7 Akjmnum.
•noqusi O w or eotsewn. 734-3366
Thundertiird; V O C .
none* wvnoul MiroKnl Contarw NO
Rsioad Panel/Re udenaai: vvnite
A U
B r u y Beruiwtni Atmtaof O-T-C
CompWM. C J C I H I I ConQtwn. * 3 M
Cheap. Must S»a Now* 338-0150.
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CaR B33-7140 D*r. o« 933-7S9O
\%%A OOOOC IntrepMJ; V-8 mini
conatMm taao*a. \M cai.mi. CSK
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1 •1
Need* Isntfy enwormenL
CALL POti TOtE
871.7518
ONE DAY SALE!
OOU" CUJBS: Youth abMtor Mta.
1994 JEBP Q.RAHD Cherokee
ton wM ngtii h i i m d ifWi * • » .
L a M n o o d ConpngaUonal
37O
Loot Pat*
Uatchlng woods »™3 Iru.M, putMr.
C t J
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S4SJ«<aH) 7341H7
LOSTI CHARCOAL ORGY LONO>
Comer ol W CHton
835^0054
HAWED CAT. OoU Eyr*. 3 Year
and DetrM Ave . Lahawood
Mandey • Sunday
GOLF CLUBS; L a A m * v W f M < A
OW. Name Tag* « • « » • ' O Z Z t t * . It
Saturday.
1944 NISSAN Sentra XE; AC. crutte.
J
pap. Goodoond»Port.l .d.22MT25.
I 4 H A O
•ound. ptease c » 933-5500.
M wtieer, amrfm casatte. i
PtNO EYE • mm O m r n t dot witn
wipers, rear defrostar,
340
Lost
ft
Found
POOL
TABLE,
Eicallent
9/apnrM «nam. 310 P/W. $325. C a i
07t-81O2 attar 4:30pm,
CondMon. WQPOOO. t X H a C I
TRANSPORTATION
6 0 0 777-«a9a w w a a t o .
19*9 VILLAGER VAN; Low miles
Pnvacy Hedge-Cedar At&orvue T to
FOUND:
SPALDlNa E u c u t M 00N ou>«. laft
4.000ml.). Excellent condition,
4"
SI
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Si
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(pnees
gongup)
free
Rmn New thi W M M K h
hand. Ira no. woods. Dag. S i 7 3 :
ust set. S19.U0. or best offer. Caa
dawery. 14 tree n n r r u n . 000-aoePoot
Cat
KO-7188
Aner
Auto
Parts
385
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871-8222 NOW!
8238. Qua Abo Mac O-refl. pine.
^
Otynoic naont bereft, S223.: B00& Service
DneouV tree lam
CARS under 120011 DEA. IRS. FBI.
LOST: WALLET, LEFT AT TOM- ROLLS
8448
OY Invacaie
nationwide eucnone. Trucks, boats.
CAR COUNTER, SATURDAY. MAY
TONHEAU COVER a rutcn Frame,
L>he new, reclining ft t
fumrtura and morel C a l
lOTH. PLEASE CALL fl33-a3Ot.
MISCELLANEOUS
rui t o e . mort bad Chevy,feenew. motorcyM.
back, hi ad|u*t«bie loot A teg rect>.
now 1 •800-974-4749 e*L 4173.
REWAADII
Make
offer.
934-1150.
PUgtc »naf>-un tr»y 333-9224
SEIZED CARS from 1173. Poncnes,
S a c m Z E N OKU) u b aid*. Suniaia
Cadillacs,
Cnevys,
BMW's.
320
Appliances
steel (a/ely gnp. anacnestoU** CA
345
Miscellaneous
386 Autai Wanted~ Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4WO"s. Your
tuD. SIS. Coal 1*). 331 -4720 ROOty
Area.
Tol
Free
1-600-21
a-WOO
Ext
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For
Sale
KENMORE Unrifjnf Pliant. I S
River
A-847S for current UOngs.
A-A-A
ou.H, 5yrs oU. oraal oonddion. £290.
" S . O . S . ' S l e e l Overaiock S a l e .
871*535.
SWIMMlNO, POOL. 24' ROUND;
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Can
Must LouOate New M**K BuAknrjs.
ConvMia witn 3 year old Heart*. You
K o
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395
Bicycles
Dimct I ' o m Factory.
Sane
Ramcn* S1.1CX) t a « 934-6311.
323
Collectibles
TnouiiHxn. Ouonmtoed Oittx Pnce.
TIOERSHARK JET S « t * . t i l l
20 SPEED FUJI fun tokUv bicycte.
4-23X30. 2 - 3 0 X O . 2-lnXIOO. 1 Monte Carlo 3>Saaler. Oatona 3Bike snop assemDIed. S3S0.
ALFREO BONOS 19M-1670 prorua
CCXT92. FREE IntoonoOcn Cafl TOM
SMtar w/Doubte Trallw. UJXB.0O.
734-5432.
medal. 2-tM*. IMtncK. amuvwad
390 Autos For Sale
Pictuv bends and bOo S23 <2te)
•93 FORO CROWN VHrrORIA L I ;
400 Boats & Motors""
10X12LAPSIOtNOSHED;UUOVt.
1 Owrmft4on-5mol>er. Law MJsapti.
TUBULAR
STEEL
FRAME
MAKE
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Mavuanancea Raoonl kvaittbta.
I BUY UONEt, THAIN3. B34-M1I.
2 CRAKTSMAM
TODDLER BED wiin t Yr OlrJ
1 * ' 0 " t t * O S E A R A Y Bowrtdac
UONEL TRAIN layouts <Miign«d
g n * po«e<ed t(*ir> pump. Tofo
hUnreu. S00, QC WINDOW *JC
t75hp. Mercury trO, w/lrartor, lop,
and bum to your tjmicvt Uonal imms
•nowtfirower. needing repair, plus
6000 BTU. 115O. PROFESSIONAL
• MUST SELL '
mooring lover, an sM equipment,
bOuntH*0W-rwMiro0I Cat Ed afl»r
e r t f parti SI 75- 692-6037
DRAFTING TABLE, S53 949-271H.
1»«a Black JEEP WFtAMSUER i**
iwrvTrrVcass.,towhours, kka new.
fpm.B71-76O3
WEISS FUU.-LENOTH OEAVER
Compkjle wrtfi removebie hard top
tiO.COS. 071-8133.
B WHITE RESIN chaui. banker*
COAT. SIZE ». Ejcetent am>aon,
and complete summer tort up (B*mi
BOAT 8TANO/SVFVORT8; Heavy
0n%k
lamp,
tmall
crntal
lamp.
2
325
Antiques
12.1QGWr.
M<nk
)ecul
wuBtack
Top.
Wtoduunmar
Hoi
Bar
Curtam
duty
wuh ad|ustac4s screw, nognt
tnimad "Purl PonDT 710-OM2 aftet
Foi Collar. S u e B, Excellant
and Tonneau Cover) New tires 2 0 ' lo 42". O n e pair. Excellent
BUYING O L D PO8TCAHDS:
Condiuon. *400/O(1ar. Day«: 044- Z3V75x15.toCkaOW)center comohi,
condrtcn. 185.833-6242.
Collector MWUng atiuma or oinar
• , 0 0 0 B T U u«ed l u m a c e / El|»f
5033. evarwiQS: 830-22B4
rear speaker cox. tender turn*. lo»
TWIN {2) GTX KT Seaooos with dual
accumul«ilons
ol Pro-(930
tmtnioom l i n k & toilel. l o e M ' i .
WOLFF TANNtHO BEDS
m M , a*cs4Mnt mamtsnance fecoftf,
Eagle iTsdor ft dockbox. Mint cond.
postearda. P M « M eal 871-2403.
*nefvmg rseu-mduauul. » " rnour
Tan Ai Home
practical n the winter and fun ki the
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home fl71-30ai.
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$10.; car »Mt, waftat, kid* ciulnaa.
Low Morunry Payments
nme 419-C33-M58. e*jnog» 410BROWN OELTEO Laathat Jackal
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433-7899
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405 Campers & Vans
frinoaO hiathar lackal, cinnamon
WOOF TANNUta BEOS
ARIENS (tort One Uler: Slip Bngrjs
converuble. eiceBenl condrbon, pow1flCJCBB33»13
1904 TERRY-TAHUS 3 1 ' camper:
TAN AT HOME
angina. RebuM cast Iron geer C«*e.
er even/thing, stored w r M n . Ruatc totf
.
Deck-shad 2 0 ' awning, mlsc
Buy DIRECT and SAVE!
Just tarviced. Heavy duty. V O C .
Iree, daity summer dnvet, cover mUUST tSELL-Oorgaoua white
indudeil Asking 15.000. Make offer.
ctuded Sfr.SOO 337-0244
tappNra m r a coat h » Wm SU* S32S-A)Wer. 356-1920.
(199 00
1 mall-mud. Worn ona t e a i o n .
1 » n UNCOLN Contimmtal Mai*. V. Cad 331-1448 lor details.
At Kama Tanmng. rtome Taming
Low MontNy Payments
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Apormiaad W.000. B«U oftof ovttr
Designef Seite*. 20,000 original
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Cat TODAY 1-600-711-OISa
deluxe equpment, ii.OOOmL Very
B43-4S50
buyers ontyl M.795 071-6164.
rasulli/money bach. Financing
pood condition. 123.000. 071-5508.
tB«3 BUICK Hrvera. Runs Wrong
available. Fiaa catalog. 1-60OPROM DHE8S; Naw. long burner
CARGO TRAILER 1890. Excellent
Sokdtody. 10S.0O0mLJt.2O0.
KEEP-A-TAN
Computer
346
condition.
Tandem wheels w/spnre
ornnn tUk\ Uwvetos*. back bow.
2?6-8t49
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5 »B 51. h * - * * 7 T S2250. (218)
turn 5. Ufr. Snow malcrt tin 7 $10;
Sacnfldng * N E W 7-pry watarteM
1903 OLDS Delta flfl. 6 cyt, body
835-1503
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COMPUTER AMD 586/133. iflmtJ
solid, new trans , needs engine work.
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RAM, 4« CO ROM. 200 MO HD, 3 5
Furnishings
Boat oil*' before May 30th.
330
Normally StSOO-'Spaclal $39T.
dok, rw modom. monitor optional
7*8-1706
(FREE •t&cHpol Etactnc 5kil»tll
1-CORNE:R Mtlaa w/tabM. tka new.
426
Motor Homos
SaOO/M. 779-0727 belort(-9pm
tVHFORO Eicort. 2-door e'leruive
Chocki. C O D.. Crndrt Cards. FREE
$175. 1-iiun cabinet M S . w/glaw
CLASS C. BY FLEETWOOO; 1992.
angine
work
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and
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doora. 331-0912.
Cloan. gennfalor. mlc.owave.
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moie. Sorrw rust Oood lunning con- awning, stvsnng,
t'.aOMieti,
10-PIECE AMERICAN DREW
LMA8ETICS: MoOcaro and pnvaie
atcft 1900 B/I-M27.
nydrauKc laveiers, doutilo D«d.
tnsuranco may poy lof your supplies.
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onper work. Supplies mailed lo your
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home C«n TOLL FRCE 1-aOO-9«&Vacatlon7Tra*»l?
m/Ctown G l a i , Sarvof and Mltror;
malic. power. 4 cylindo'. 71K. nnwnr
6406
'94 FORO F-150XL, Dull Tnnki,
J2.5O0 0CI Cu« 934-d977.
lirrjs. bdiiory. muirter E I H J clnun.
PET
SITTING
FREEZER. LAWN 3WEEPER, M s
S D M Window, 3-Spaad, 24.000
BOOKCilSfc, ISO/nog.; rocmng
>5,600 Waillaka B3V5705.
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M.W>, 111.500 933-5M7
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aaofl.
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Bonded & Insured
Claylon M.ircus. uutumn Colo's.
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835-4392
520 327-5753
327-8218.
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rx>w you can receive supplies at HOe
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•People who care*.
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Lorvbi FW. Concofl Of Orgomst John
KowsJsM. C a l Angle ^ O W
300
Musical
Instruments
HAUMOND SPINET Contois Organ
and Bcncft. Good condition. 1150.
333-6083
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PIANO. 80 Srtectotta ScuncU. 3 2
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p?rUnced
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Holub's Excavating
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UCENSED & BONDED
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INC.
327-6346
call
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{216)871-0820
• Roofing •
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• Carpentry •
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iti
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100
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Licensed • Bonded
- Insured
Bob McMuld/cn
WINDOWS. DOORS, fi'oECKS
• Factory Direct Vinyl
Replacement Winaow3
- Steel Entry Dooni
• Custom Built Decks
949-8710
Lenny's Glass
Service Company
PHESSHHEWASHJMG,
CALL 949-5442
READ&
USE
THE
CLASSIFIEDS
- ExteriorHouseGIeaning.
Professional Deck Oepning & Sealing'
M-F 8-5 • Sat. B-3
Slorms-Screens Repaired
for a frgo cnnsultnd^n.
HARTSEL
ELECTRIC
nofewlonal Service .
t'nvironmenlaUy^afe
ienior DucnuoU
Insuml "" AITordaWe
Boavdinais
937-5750
ANqjT'S APPLIANCE SERVICE
FREE
ESTIMATES
"We Service ALL Major Brands'
EMERGENCY
SERVICE
^SPECIALIST
V * rjfti
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933-5565
1-600-707-ANDY
COLLEGE BOUND
LAWN CARE SERVICE
Speda filing in
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Today For An Estimate
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p
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Phone/Fa*.
(216)933-6181
(216)933-9450
• SIDING
r-
Over 20 Yeats Experience
ADDmONS
EXCAVATIONS
CONCRETE
DECKS/PATIOS
I
S/nce
COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL S
uuaJily Service S Customer Salisfacton
• Mowing * Trimming
• Edging
• Blowing
H Please Call For
« « - »- — ^ - * *
I FREE ESTIMATE 933S78Q
ELECTRIC
CARPET &
FURNITURE
CLEANING
: $2695
AioewAreu 1-800-762-9841
DALE'S MOWING SERVICE I
Se-tntcn Of Bund Hw#
To CcVJ« Favr
Ctotfi Fabric, Vinyl and Leather
- FREE ESTIMATES Russ Harkins
949-6075
SUPERIOR
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-^937-6482
KEARNEY
CONSTRUCTION
Interior/Exterior Painting
Wallpaper Hanging
OTHERS SEND YOU A
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COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL
Exp«iai«d • Iniured
.
930-5190
Vaintins
Forthofer Home Improvement Inc.
Additions. Siding. Roots. Kitchons,
Bathrooms. Windows. Doors, & Decks
(216)647-9024
WHY DO SO
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lixterlcr
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• DUMP TRUCK
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LANDSCAPING SUPPLIES
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934-JOO8.-934-4213
...OWNER CLEANS EVERY HOME
Man your stations...
- .
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clean up and fix up. Check out the
anytent Bwougfiowl lh«
y« jf or njjt orw vrut
servtca, ncn wndowi.
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For Your FREE ESTIMATE call:
SUE LEUENBERGER
327-4455
ffuf you wouU do
yourself.
• We * e (mrefwd wtieo
you xe ubsfled
EXPERTS
for professional help for those
bfg projects.
I
TIM FORTHOFER
Builder • Contractor
Home Remodeling
DIETZ CONCRETE
Garages
Remodeling
Concrete Flatwurk
Residential, Commercial * New Homes
Block & Brick Foundations
Back Hoe Work • Foundation Repair
WATERPROOFING
Additions
Kitchens
Wood DecKs
Phone: 937-t>430
34375 Tinberview Or.
Avon. OH 44011
Repairs •
934-4707
THE CROWMIMG ACCEriTS FOR YOUR HOME
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933-2517
1-800-251-2517
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•
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TREE REMOVAL
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PROFESSIONAL
PRUNING
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"If Ifs Made Of WOOD...]
We Can Do It."
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Cleveland 892-8695
lorom 950-2399
FREE ESTIMATES
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uilders inc.
Service
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NEW CASTLE ROOEING CO.
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• KITCHENS
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- DRIVEWAYS
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• PATIOS
AVON, OHIO
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LAST FOREVER...
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ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS
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LORA1N COUNTY
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93*3676
NICE PEOPLE~~.FAIR PfVCES.....QftEAT SERVICE!
GARRETT-DUBER
PAINTING, INC.
933-7898
BLANGHARD'S PAINTING
^ 0 S Q E x t e r i o r
HOME REMODEUNG
BONDED • INSURED
Additions • Hecks • Kitchens • Baths
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FREE ESTIMATES
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933-9495
Service AH Mates & Models,
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Furnace Repairs
Furnace in&llatjons
Humidifier* Ah-Cleaner
Service & Installation
24 Hr. Enwcency Service
934-44OO
•
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR WCPKERS COMR
C^ONSTRUCTION^
__JBS
'
Vin
*'
Sic3 n
Serving the Community Since
* Culters
' 3
• Replacement Windows* Garages
. AOditions
* Dainrooms
Carpet.CjPholstery ^ind
SI;Drapers;Cleanina It
Extarior/lnterior Repair & Remodelirjg
• Kitchens
' Batrirocms
933-8676
' 0o0fS
* Decks
• Windows
- Orywall
-No Job Too Sma//" Very Reasonable Prices
FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CALL
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NT
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State Certified Backflow Inspector
Call: 933-8686
or _
621-6332
Authorized Dealer o l
1958
9334969
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\
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327-727O
933-2066
871-0506
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Call lor thorough.
consistent quality.
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always managed by the
same person. We are
dependable and we are
insured and bonded.
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Grocery Store Since 19S0
37500 COLORADO RD., AVON, OHIO
934-5403
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THIS AD COODTHHUWED., MAY 3 1 . 1 3 9 7 OS WTU1X SUPPLIES LAST
Whole Boneless 7 to 9to.avg.
Fresh Lean Value Pak 5 lbs. or more
Chuck
lb.
Boneless Center Cut
lb.
USDA Choice Square Cut
lb.
Cooked E>-e of Round
lb.
Boneless
USDA Choice ThicJc Cut 3 to 5 Ib. avg.
lb.
USDA Choice Boneless
Pork
Chops
lb.
Roundy^s
Mississippi Squeeze Bottle
Macaroni & Cheese
Dinner ; . _ w <
Barbecue
Sauce
28 OL
A ^PRODUCE
Milbndale Kinm
Junabo Eggs
Smith's Lemon Fiavaied
Iced Tea
Uillindalt Parmi
C«»<»lcina£ O n i o n s .
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L_89
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Sttlado *
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Thoma.cson's • Your Choice
Potato
Pepsi Products &
liters
j Campbell's
•
Tomato Soup i
Star Kist-fn Oil or Water
Tuna
English Muffins.
Smith's Lemon HJvoted
Tea
4/99^ Iced
. llamialt Fjrmi
Annjf of Avon'*
Fresh Fnm The Deli
Salad
Ib.
Oven Ready Stuffed Boneless
Iwa Fruit
3 Lb. Da* Yellow
Hygrade
American Singles n,.
Smith's
French Onion Dip