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. THE PRESS. FEBRUARY 21, 2007 . 5
Abracadabra: club hopes 'Magic' will reach out and grab donations
AVON
-By' Rebecca TUrrTlan '
On Marc;h 10, magic 'will be in till! nir.
The, day marks the' Avon Junior
Women·s Club bi-annual fundroiscr
cvent--March Magic.
According. to the ,Avon Juniot
Women's Club Web site. the group was
'''founded in September 1994 to bring
together )'oung \\'omcn in Avon to work
toward continuing to'improve the com~
munily through charitable work and
contributions. The women strive to
Former lire chief.
dies in Valentine's .
OilY snowstorm
AVON·lAJ.<E
By LorI E. SIMtaj
Former Avon" LakO· Fire Chiuf Gary
F,yfogle died Feb. 14 while sboveling
snow at his homo. Tho longtime member of. tho fire department joined tho
force in 1969 and was promoted to lieutonnnt in: 1975 bororu being' named fire
chief in 1985;
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with Fryfoglo when Fryfoglo wao; licu~
lenant mId chier.
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very meticulous
person 'and ron
tho,· department
. hy lhe book."
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SUII, wilen
Morris lost his'
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10-day period.
Fryfogle, was
sympulhutic.
Morrissnid il
nElS not 'yet been
dclennilled if
Fryfogle
'tho fonner chief
improve th~ 'cultur~l: CI\'IC, economic
and
d social develop'mcnt of AVO:1. In.
a clition. the group, contrihutes to the,
~c:iaI. intellectual' ilnd care!.!r nrowth of
Its members through speake,rs and
programs:'
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Dan'" Vile. of Avon. is, a Go-chair or
~larch Magic and tr~asurcr of Ihl!
women's club,
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"This is, by for. our biggest event (of
the year)." Vile said
HO\",;evcr~' magh: isn't Hm, anI\' thing'
the women dabble in when it comes 10
the community, The ,women, also get,'
invoh.·cd by putting on lea parties at
nursing homes, donating food to LoveA-Stray, and donating 10 CRS, for
example, Ulle said.
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, This year's magicnl fundmiseTwill be
held at LnCentre in Westlake from
7 p.m.-midnight. TIckets are 575 each,
and a portion will be 10.'( deductible.
Magician Rick Smith Jr., of
Strongsville"will be the main entertainment for the cvuning.
"lIe's been un Jny Lena,' David Lt!tlerman, and Ellen DuGcnert!s talk shows,'"
Ulle said.
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Alon~ with ,making' guest. appmlrnnces on national talk shows .. Smith also
holds the Guinness World Record for
distance' playIng card 'throwing: His
rucord-brenking throw was ,216 feet 4
inches. which toppud the prc\;ious
record h'{ more than 15 feet. The record'
"The money· goes, toward a good
was scl' at the Chn:cland Com'oentian' Clluse."
VUe said. "And all the bencficio..
Center in 2U02.'For more infonn..tion ori
ries arc froin Avon or Lorain County.":'
Smith's
ilh.isionist
skHJs., visit
Monev raised from the event will
htlp:llrkk.":;rnilhjr.(:om.
,ben~fit the A\'on JuniorWomen's Club
SmilhwiH perform strolling magic
scholarship fund,' which includes a
throughout the ~\'cning, along with an ,51,000 scholarship for a non·troditional
illusionist 5hO\,;, Ulle said,
female student and a 5:00 schoinrship
"He's going to cut people in half,"
for a graduating female senior from
Ulle added with oJ'laugh. '
Avon High School,
Smith won't be the only (mtcrtaio,",
"The rest of the money roisedwill be
ment for the, enning. Guesls will (lIsa
divided among loenl non-profit organi·
have the opportunity to dance the night, ' zations including Blessing House. The
away with the Dlthat will be pro\'ided.
Leukemia & Lymphoma Sociely Team,in
Entertainment isn't the only thing
Trilining:' Northern Ohio Chapter,
guesls' will be providec,l ,during March
Matthe\,"s ,Lending Library, Love-AMagic. Food and libations will be plenti~ Stra); nnd the Boys & Girls Clubs of
ful with n r.arving station. pasta station ,Lorain County.
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and mashcd potnlo har along with an ,
This is the second time the Avon
open bur,
'Vornen's Junior Club h'ns hostedMar:ch
, Thee\'ellt wiH offer up a night of Magic., The 2005 March Magic event
dUlnce ,to its guests' with the opportuni- '\,'as held at Red Tail Country· Club in
ty to win items siJch as access to a l,im~
Avon, and tickets sold out with room for
ousine for six hours~ tickets to the opera,
o'nly 200, Ullo said~
skiing, food. jcwelry, sports (wcnts. Great
"Wc're hoping to have 300 people,"
Lukcs Thealcr tickets. personal training,
Ulle said of this year~s expectations. ' '
dog'grooming' and more during lhe silunt
The· 20U5 event raised S20,OOO.' nnd
auction,
UBe said the club is "hoping to top
"A lot of the vendors'nre from Avon:'
that:'
Ulle said,
For more information about. the
, There \\dll also hc n martini rome at
event, call Ulle at 937-41'38, For tickets;
,the m'ent, which will include n night on' scnd
request. including ,payment, to
Ihe town pncknge,A SO/50 rofne will be ,Dawn Vile, Avon Junior Women·s Club,
held os well, according to Ulle.
P.O. Dox 131; Avon 44011 by Feb. 28.
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hod 0 heart oLlnck.
"Wu' got a call thure wm; n man
down nIid whon 'we got' thero. 'we'rernjzcd it was, Gary,"Mcrris said.
Morris said EMS trucks were
rospondi'ng to cnlls'lIccompwliod by a
pickup "truck with 0 snowplow
attached,to help' the emergency vehicles through the blizz..1.rtJ. whit;h stnrte4
the aftcrnoon of Feb, n.
, "Wcrospondl'd wilh a ronr-person
unit (in tho EMS vehiclu) unci one mun
in.tho plow,:' Morris,said.· ..Therewns
110.pulsc'und no rospirolion, Wo're slill
unsure of the' ClIuse,"
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After retiring, Fryfoglu, 61, ,kupl
husy Witil nil unusunl hobby: collucting
hot rods nnd purfomw,ncu cors, Ho
wurked nnd, managed tho now-closed
CScM Strout Pert'onnWlce in Avon,
The 1963 ALHS grad. mnin~
tOin'cd:o·' collection of' vehiclos.
indu.din'g"28, ,cars, nn'd n dozen
motorcycles, In .1990. his 1937
Chevrolet coupe. on display at tho
DetroilAuloroma.. won tho show's
"Outstanding Competition,"
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.'Ho onco worked port~Ume8s a
·IJOlicti' officer, in Shornel~ La,ke.
,Morris, extendod hiS, condo~
l~nces to the former chiers family,
his wHo Glorio, !Ion Williom of
Shuffield Loke and daughter Cynthin Smilh of Cloveland.
"Our' sympathies go out ,to the
family," Morris snld. "Wo will try
ot his memorial'servicu,to show tho
rospoct he dUf;orvotl. Hn wns much
too yuung'to go l.hut way:','.
Fry,foglo'g Wife, ,Gln,fln:. SOld
Gary "certainly. enjoyed hfe.
Memorial service
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A memorinl sorvice will bo held for
Fryrogl e on Feb. 27 at the Avon Lake
Urliled Church of CI,lriSt" Vi:;itoli~n
will bo 'ul "p,m. \\'I,th n lllemorlUl
sorvice h,nmucliotely· rollowlllEf 'ot
7 p.m.
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Let it sno·w: ..so·there's ·snowschool again
Lost
Wednesday., children;
teenagers nnd adults aliko waited in
anxious anticipation for .tho most mon·
urn ental nows of the year. They sot
SENIOR
with ,their eyes glued to tho television
and ears prossed to, tho radio, craving
MOMENTS
confinnation for an event so rare it
hadn't happene~',in years.,'
'By Nicolo' Frie
Avon Lake was having a snow day.
, M05:t shocking of all, however, it
was not the first of this year: nor would
,j( be the lost. Mother Nature, perhaps
have 'take'n' her 'u'p on ,that offer,
making up, for the calm beginning. of , because, I found myself sitting in
winter that we experienced (or maybe
school on only Tuesday and .Friday of
just pHying.oach Avon Lake kid who
lost week,
watched· ey~ry school in, tho slale
000 thing I've discovered ,is that,
except their own scroll past on' the 6
snow dnys lack the magic thuy had
o'clock news), dumped enough of tho
when I wns younger, As kids, our parw
white stuff on us to givo us four snow
ents couldn'l get us ou't of bed on' a
doys in two wooks, .' . ,.
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school. morning-but ,lell us' about Q
"But wait, there's more'" she said.
snow day the night before and \\"e,were
"Ihave'o flpecial offer for aU Avon Lake
up at the crack of dawn; begging them
High School students. Call now and I'll , lo help us' pUl on 'our snowsuits.
throw in a free malfunctioning: water (Attention 'parents: I'm sensing n new
pipe-guaranteed to provide you with
tactic for getting ,your children roady'
on extra day off!" Well. someono must
Cor scl~f)ol-:th~ Snow Dny Fake-O';1t,' if
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Modem Day FIJUtllltor.
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Neither min oo'r snow Dor...oh,' who
are we'kidding. The 'Blizzard' of'Ui e\'en
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kept the postal carriers away.
Not Utat 1 can blame them.' When I
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looked out my doorlnst- \Vednesduj', I had
no idea where the front porch. Uwbushes
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or the :2.foot high Halloween ,decoration
directlv at )[email protected].
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still languishing from last October were.
Editor
A little more:
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How could 1 expect the mail cnrriers 10
loriswitaj@gmailcom,
'RcJdors \'I.'ill be seeing periodic new.s.:.~":;i·
fiod oo\,onu·s moil slot?
stories nnd columns from our studenL;;1~
For -those of uS'dumb enough to he 'on
right back in ,your driveways; kL>cp on
intern Nicole Frie. D' senior ,trying. tri~~(i
the roads Feb. 13; and I am ,counting
c.xpet.1ing.
escape Avon Lake High School this June "-'';,,y "
rnj'self as one of the dumb 'ones, \·ou know
Instead. ,I think mostrosidents and '(\\'oather pcnnilting. of,course)~ NicClI.e>~~j~1
\\'hall'mean \\'!len I could onl\' describe
is also looking for feotures nnd st()rie~ t()<t~J
the town as. CI"'~py. Not creepy, as in creep- business owners owo a lip of their hats
to the cities o service and' emergency
c'o\'er. Ideas con be sent to "press,:,,~,i:F~·."
ing along (which any ctIr on the rood was
workers who really did nn 'outstanding
[email protected], aUn: Nicole, or by;f~j
doing), hUI r.n.>epyas in ghost 10wn·l-<lon't·
job in tim 'face of what ,can only be called
phone ot933-5100,' x. 106.
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n.'Cog~izo.the-stn.>et creepy. Slipping along
miserable conditions. All things considA little less:. "
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,,~,: ":~\,<;;\EiL'Clnc BOlllu\'ord in near-whiteoHI condiered, streets were, passable ina roason-'
Readers may see n ltttle less.of Beth",/~,
tions: it occurred 10 me the street was tolally,unrccogni7.nblo. It was a, twilight-zono able'time and residents showed tho' Mlady thesu,dn)'s also. Beth has joined)::~:.
needed restraint for not !?cUing heated
the staff fun timo; but, is DOW tho lead :',~J1,;"
moment, will) nnry n Ii\'ingsoul in sight,
and only 0, torrent of snowflakos· \isible over a situation that was roaUy out of reporter'moking' editorial decisions' for~<[;
unyonc's control. Nice job, overall.
the North Ridgeville Press, also printed_:~;:;tc
from my two-whl.'Cldrivo Sebring.,
And although ,I, expect this week's
out of our offices,
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. The'moment was broken when, of oil '
tJungs.,a Dominoes pizza car whizzed,hy,
weather, kookiness and 40 plus' degree'
Welcome to 1996:
, ,";J:'>~r"
undou~ledly bringing dinner lo a family
temperatures will eradicate most oftha
,True; ,trueo ThcPress now has vqic,e;:'i:~;:'J
too temfied to, forngeforJood outside their
white stuff by the lime this paper prints
mail on'd I am now an extension. If you _;,~:
home,
(although some flooding may,bo on its
feel the' nee;d to 113~,ve a confidenUot:-~.
The next day, os we' will reCoil for
'way), it's still ,v'orth acknowledging the
comment or two after hours, I can be~,,~'t{-<years, most of us wera shut in. with noth~ good neighbors nnd good citizens step· reached at 933-5100, ext. 107,
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ing to do but marvel at tho hugo quantities
ping up to help those (especially the'
CongratulaUons:.,. "': ;,;:;;.:~;:;~~.::~;.j :'
of snow Ulat weron't going anywhere. '
elderly) rendered helpless in the snow"
Finally, congratulations nrc' due :to:·::,,".'.".~
At .least not for awhile. Eventually os
storm.
fonner,Press Editor Mike Fe~·arri andhis~,,>~-,:.'~~
, the day' wore on, snow plows showed 'up,
'Having said 'tbat~ 'hero's Q few
wife .Theresa on the birth of their flfSf;,:;:~·,,".',;;
pushing and piling snow, For thoso of )'OU
updates from The P~ss front:'
child. baby boy Luke Forrari, bomIQSl:;,:"~'\": ~~
expecting a couple of snide 'comments
Almost back: Sheffield Lake and Vil- month., Mother, son ond Mike oro,uIL,~t:.'>
toge' reporter John Edwards is horrierocov- ' doing woll,
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cring from surgery. Yes. there's been •.
'slight absence of Sheffield. nc~s. We ':~
expect to have John b3c~ nl,~~ kcy~-,:~~d:
soon nnd nskfor )'ourpnhcncc.ld nlso,lilai "-AI'
to ask fOf'your news stories. Sheffield Lake.,:~li:
und Villoge residents with nows tips nn~;:~~
ideas nrc \'.. c!co~e. to ge~d them to, me ,=:7t}
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I wDuJdJike ,to thank the' Avon
PoJice' Deporlment .and fire depart.
m~nt 'for their quick response in 0
family emergency~ They did 0 terrific
job w~en ,they ca~e ;to our house to
help my SOD. Derryl. EveD though it
was too late to save Darryl; I appreci·
- ate the '. efforts of the, emergency ser·
ViCP.D to try tosove him.
'~,My t,wo' othe~. sons"Dnrrc!?- and
'Christopher. ore doing so "much to
help me, during ,this , 4iffi~ult ,time:
'. they!ve bee:i:so,good t,o mo;:- ,
',Cerol Lndikos
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problem we can solve outselves. Lost
year, more than' 20 percent of the traf,:,
ficcrashes, in Avon occurred in' the
corridor of the SR 83 and 1-90 interchange. If you add in the numbers for
theSR 611 interchange, the percentage increuses to over 30 percent. More
than 43 percent 'of all traffic crashes,
which occur in Avon, hOPP,E"1l during
the morning and' afternoon, rush
hours. Our traffic congestion is not
related to, commercinl growth in the
area. as some would lead you to
boHeve. Our traffic congestion is moro'
Interchange Is .safety' Issue -'rolated to residants of 'Avon';' Avon
Lako and North RidgoviHe travelling
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to and from w,ork.'Thc vast majority of
~: ~.;: llim'writing this lelter in regard to
,."appare·nt. efforts, to delay or prevent our treme crashes, also occur during
construction of nninterchango on 1·90 the week when people are'commuting
at NagelRond; It' has been stated by , to and from work, not on the weekend
members of NOACA that a stud)' must· when people. would traditionally' be
be dono· to 'determine the economic shopping' at retail establishments.
,. impo'ct~of'the' ·interchange., The ,nrs~ WhilecompiHng this staUstic, o~r
responded to two crashes 10
and foremost, consideration shouldbe , officors
the area of the SR 83' interchange. One
for the safety~of"thomotoringpublic 'of the crashes wos 00 injury occident
that travels ,t~r.ough the region. ~he
where a vehiclo nipped over.
, interchonge, is needed to reduco eXist·
The traffic congestion in this area
ing trafficonSR83 nndSR 011.1£ you
'is' olready,he'ro~ The need {o~ on add,i.'
look' at tho, NOACA Web, site at
tionol interchange.is' to deal with, thtl
.NOACA.org, they list Ihe 20 mosl
traffic that already exists. Avon nl!eds,
'dangerous'locations for traffic crashes
NOACA to approve the intorchango al
.in ,-Lorain County.-Or those 20 loco·
Nogel Rood .. This interchango wlll
'tions, fouf are In ,'Avon. All four are greatly
reduce tho trernc at the SR 83
'n'round the,intorchangesof SR 83 and
interchangu.Mayor Smith hos devol, Sit 611. Anyone who drives, through ,oped
0 pion. to c~nstruct thu inter,the'se. orcas during morning and afto:chango with olmost no puhllc funds.
noon rush hours will ob~orve ,trufflc
Avon no.ods NOACAto ,look ot tho
delay-s nnd bock ups. It is not um:ornproblem as, II mattur of public sof?ty.
man to see trarnc backed up on 1-90
sofety for the rosidents lind molc,nsls
'\vestbound at' tho SR ,03 exit romp.
orthe region thuycloim to roprtJsont.
Cars are"'frequently bocked up onto
Politics and torritorial bUllies hovo no
tho;interstato crouting u very dangor.
place In mattors of public safoty or,
.' OUB ond doadly situation. Tho bock up
,concern. Stop'ping the .into~change
is caused by motorists uxiting 1-90 at
will anly, increase tho ,se\·onty ond
'sucho rote thot theintcrsoctioll oC,SR lImount of troffic,crashos in tIm arua of
83 cannot' handle t40 volume of traf~ SR 83 tIS trarnc volumo conllnuos to
fie'Over tho years, many, road~....oy
incroase.
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,'lInprovemcnts'have been mndo to SR
Paul T. Romond
8~i to help alleviate tho, proble?l:
Avon Chief of Police
Tho~;o roadway improvemonts. ",lulu
nec~ssory, will never fix tho foct, that
lhe existing interchango olano cannol
. I . odlo tho amount of traffie. -Tho Stay on t~e offensive.
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To tho Editor:
incroasod troffie . ha~ rll~t1 lid'
0 ,Ill ,nn
I wnlehml PruRideut BlI~h, todoy on
nlnrming, amount, o.f trarnc crD~h.o~
CNN. I wus so proud of him!
causing countless Inlur!cs, loss of bfu
, , 1 hc1iovo President Bush's ideas of
nnd proporty.
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Ono of the mninfunctiol1sof! 10, 'kiJopln~ and incrcnsing the troops in
Avon Polico Dopartntcnt is~!o prO\'I~O tho Middle Enst and klwping tho torrori'sls ddunding themscl\'os o,\'crsclIs,
f . tho safotv, o:f the motorlUg puhllc
is tho bust way' to kcep tho ,homuland
'::'d work wiih englnoers to find, wnys
The mon und, women 111 thu sur~o reduco troffic, crashe~. If yOll sludy snfe.
vice dusef\'o rcSPUl:t and ,honor rrO!n
traffic crashes and thutr CRUSOS- you
overy Illun. wontan nnd dllld In'
often seo' thut thoy oro predictuble find
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vontohle. The, cily of. Avon' h?~ , Anwl'ica.
Bush' is offenngwerk In
b~:n working 'on' reducing (:rn~hes 111 ,thePresidllllt
r-.tiddle, Eust' to kutlp thl\ mon out
tho orea of I~9U and SR U3 ror mony
yonrs. Unrortunotoly, this lsnol n of thn Tnlibnn. I hopo hu does thu
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-Stuck in' the snow_.Due to ,the :;
weather .the meeting for, the Avon>
Heritage DuC"t Tape' Fcstivalhas. been':
rescheduled to Feb; 27' at' 6 p.a:n-:: .,t~:
the ~Avoll Library., Please ,join ,.the::~'
meeting if you are interested. j~.'·vol.;~:
unteering~
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~Don't-'forget~ •.The 2nd:,';Annuaf,
Rockin', for_Rehay' fundraiser~will, be,:
held March3from 6:',11. p.nL:at~The';;'
'Fountain,Bleau.Parry Cente(at'~63S}J
- Miller Road in Avon Lake~The'ctist,iS'.;:
'S30 per perSon~"'hichindudes'a'b~2
ret dinner 'and all,beverages~:,To:p~:~,
chase tickets. contact DeU~n l£wis:r
. at. 937·9772. .'._
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, .,' -Everybody, cut.•. Footioose.\'The~.;
play.will be 'performed at Avo~High}:
, School at 7 p,m. March 2 ant! 3aridat:;.: .
2' p.m. on' March.4~ Tickets- ar.e,.~:,t:af}.:.
adults ,.' and . 55. for: students,~'and~'t
seniors. Tickets are 52 ch~aper~Wftb~
prcsale., call 9~171,io,bu)'.:a'~~r:~~?f
-AI, "Bubba~' Bnker'has'.'ded.u.,~d.*
Feb~28Gene~·Hick~,~~':~~DaY~~.
Bubba·s .'_ Q;: y;orld .' ~ Fam()U$' ]larbfl:U.e;~
and. :.Cater!ng ~,Io,ca~ ~on'~;S~~~~;;Jir=::
Ayon~ .The,entire day, wUl.'be'deYotectf,
:.. to th~'acco,m~1ishmen~orl:lickUSO~f
:': a)ongtime 'n:~ldenforAYun'Wtio,~~
some thing' in Am~rica's'o~n, t~ keep, j":; in.du~ed~, i~~~:~,e'~iO':~~~,Jfan'of~
American m'en out oftho TnJiban also.
::',:Fam,t::·~~i:,~!?n~~f'~ilY~~,UilJl; ~~i~~
1 have heard many people say,how
1 a\PrOd.ilma~on.:":8round;~fj'~
President Clinton saved Americo by , ;'.".,:'~U:n~~.d
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~~:~;'t~~~~)"or:mer,;)ri~ni~;;'
working on intermil' economics. lIod
.1, of. the .' Browns ~as 'WeIl.':,1l1e ;:event:
. turning. the deficit to zero. However,
since Presiden~t Clinton did not fight
the terrorists, he' allowed the enemi~s
to prepare to attock America. I believe
SenatQr'Hiliary Cli:tton is preparing
,~.,,<·,',·Starf.'~!;JOoking ,;now,••to,;'.rcseN¢r
to follow in,his footsteps.
,: 'th~ :reD-~odeleCt.; Henry Ford :~sijl!n1i
Las.t night (Ft:lb. 14) ,on Lorry. King
~~: th.e.Pto.~~s· Folger:, t:lam~." l~r~,!fDm~
Live. Rudv GuJiani announced that he
'.-',in VetcfamPnrk.'The room:,complt:te.. ;:
will 'run for presldcnt. Amorica tl0t!s
';.:. wi th',be,nIJrjru ny, n:!nn,lshed:f]Oors·an.d:7j
,have a chance for, a future!
~'~dc~or.'ls:tlilfperrcCt:sctting:for;~t,e7~
Adrian l..indon
chi~nl; Fjrst.Co,J!1ml:lnions.- ~dua.,~~~~·.
Sheffield. Township
. parties; baby~a~d,?:-idal sh.ow~':'S ~~d;;~.
reunions;,For.':·,rat~.: and' .,avn.dab*ty.i:;'
, Snow-riffle
information,' ~:co,~tactPat McDonald i:
To the Editor:
'. at '933-2555 ',Tht refinished historicaL:
Our hots off to 'the Avon Lnko'Ser.
home sits o.~ the'shor~so~,LakC!,Eri~:;"
vice Department for the outslanding
" -Coing "soft:.~.Iooks; lik,e,',.thc:~I).il.?::~'~
job they did during' the Valentino's
bl~ry:, barricade,.~~Jght.~e.g~ttidg..a,:::
Doysnow, storm. especially since this
,~ofter makeover.:; Council: pommen.ts 1
was a blowing and ~rifLlng snow.
arc leading .to':~·~~.finite' ~emo~~_?r~·
Nice job folks! " ,
the Concrete barTIers; ,now: III placcJll:/
, Jim and Jayne Hcr~vik
lieu' of soft."brcaka~y~ba,!i.ers,t~ar:,~,
Avon Lexe
:will provide aCccSs·only,~o:emerg~ncy:;,.
'; vehiclcs~' A . final' ino~io.':l,:is,~in" ~~;;;;,
:',works. .'
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Perfect cup of tea·
"": .'.::.As far as diefce:can sce.••J,ce ct?~S
To tho Editor:
,
~r~d I;Jke Erie n1a~~,s'forapre.tty,plc~;
I ,would liko. to rccognlzu u 'won- '
ture. Wc'renot',sure .how-'.'ong.tJu:.
derful group of, Red Hot Lodlt!s who
long stretches, 'oficc:':~.i!I.: la~t,~e~o,!,_.>
ento.rloined 75 quests fit It Royal Tcu
held during' ono .of, our coldest doys
this new turn of":~~th,~r,c~~~~T,e!~,,:;
the photo op; "..,;,....., ·':'::'>''':'':-':'''.";"~'f::,''
yet.On Thursday, Fob. 'IS, the Rc d 11. at
,:' -Budgetlng.•.Avo.n ln~c is' putting ', ',
its'fil)ishingt(n~c1Jcs 0ll the 2OD~ bUd':",;
Mamns set up e delightful English teo
get: ,Not ..'too"~any .".c,hangcs·' a,re;,'
fit tho Lake House. The featured ontercxpccted,.bu~.,,watch ,The," Press Jor,~a:~
tainers. woro lWo ladies called the,
detailed aC"count· ,once .the,: bUdget, IS
"Hvrbal Thealrics." The Ion "Jas
approved.': .,:.";,,:.,,.,,::,~:,;~.>:;:'~, ..',,- ~:
absolutelv decadent with, lavish trnys
~ Undecided•. ~sevcral. ':r.andldat~s-.
of homemado, fingar. sandwiches
'. '~re,:remajnhig ·non-committal.'.ol1.'~
ladell 'with fruits and cheeses and
whcther.they~iU agai~
ror,offic~.;
ass'ortcd spreads; Next,. assortud swoet
.
tr~ats wure passed, so divino oven the
',-;"'C·..
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Queon of England would 'love be,en
impressed. All tho tables .wuro deco, fated' with tho' theme of levondor. ,
It was such a treat to enjoy n warm
".-Who·s .,' that, -- man.:;1--:'.Shcffi,eld!,
cup of tea'while tho snow pilod high
, rcp~rter'· John",: Edwa,rds,.,"rec.~v~ring '\
outside tho windows.
comfortably, ',~ after,· open '.:, heart :,'
Arter sampling tho fines.t foods.n
surgery, .is' sporting a new ,look; Fo~:,
Avon Leku. tho guest were thrilled to
tile first time sincc'1969, John"s,race?
rec;oi\'o the IJoor prizes, doo;alcd by
i,s now clean 'shaven. ,'" ,,"", .;',:,: . ::\
local businesses 'nnd mumbers. Theso
-Thatagain..•Shcffield VUlage,js:'
ladies put forth 1I great offort to ens~Jro
questioning why Lorain is .requesting:'
this would be a l11oOlorctblu Ol:CnSIOIl
to' form ,a Joint Economic Oevclop-':
, in the mldcllu of n whIter ,hllzzard
mcnt District. UEDD) 'with" the . city: .'.
'hlest. Tho. Red lint ~tctllHiS should 'luke
Said Mayor Ondcrcin:"I:don't k~ow.
thoir' culillnf\! skills ,to. the ,Fooell'V
if it's a good thing or a bad.thing•.~; ',::,
network: mo'·e ovor Pouln Denn ond
-Ray K1ing'Shiro....has ,agreed ,10 :
Rn'dHlel 'HIt\'! I 'was \'ery'il\s[lircd hy
serve another ,term onSheffi,cld Vil~'
tho lohmts of lito A\'onLoku·s Red Hot
lagc's planning commission." KlIng·,
Mnlllits nnd hope thuy contlnuu unjoy·
shiro was' unanimouslyrcappointcd .~
'ing Iifu's simple pleasures.
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ilt areccl1t council meeting.:' '
Jltno Nordl1lt!yor
A\'on Lakl' Scnier Coordinu,lor
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Scholarship for grad will honor longtime PTA le~d:er. ..;:~;-~
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AVON LAKE
, By Lori Eo Swit"3j
Lake Shore Wemen's
Club' prc'sidcnt Jane
Hendershot had· thi!', to
say a.bout' Lindo Ellis'
Potts:
"She 'was Mrs. PTA."
sho said, of· Polts. who
was also n former mum.
ber-, of the 'Women's'
Club. .
.
Potls was 64 when she died Ocl 4.
'2006. She had undergone two liver
transplants, but remained activo in
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.
'11 b
d
was a famil\' deCiSion Includmg daugh::'
loent activities. including the
fnmlly. Tht; WlOncr \\"1. e ~nnouncc
'.' Ka"
pinto of Indiana. Dr2·:
.:'\.\"on' Lake Garden Club~ the
ntthlJ'dub s Mil): 91ullchcon. .
. ' terst hc;l~otts, of Tennessee' and -s~ii:: i~
l1
Prt.-sb).tctiun Women.
""'hcro
chlldn: In
Grc.~
b" ", . 'ci,
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dshe
b · b Potts.
d' t •\...·tho raised
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- 10 m'en'thm"'''
Chrl~ Potts 0 r'I'
J" Ie tgan.
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was a past prcsldcIJt. nn te ,t C IS rtc. :\<.15 In
~,I'>', - ..il\, daughter. Gretchen receivcd:.at·
Avon Lake PrcsuytcnnnChurch.
Hendershot. said. . '
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-h j.-' h' ,from lho Lilke SnorB,>'",
'whew shu was n Jeaclm.
"Sh~ ~nthu hhrary gift shop for s~ u .l~
19 Q 2 "ThoIDllS saidi ::.'
l'lerhusband. Thomas Potts,
venrs:·she'said.'
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,\\nmens - UI~ .- ,',
d h' C':'!:.
and othcr famih' members. me
- Thc' popular IibrarJshop featured
"'This (scholu;--hlp) I~ a goo _ I tngo~~: S
,rcnllhnlmring- Linoa. as well as
edualtionalmuscum.likeitcmsfor$tlle. ki~s.'\'Ve d~c~dcd to dona.te a s~,ol~?y
keeping ulini her desire to heIp' ,'before it dosedse\'cral years bock and
shl.p foIlo\nn o the memonaJth~ervh~r":'~ ,
was sta'rted by Polls in 1993. _
' Students can apply ~o~ ,e, sc -~~/
students'. Last week the Potts
'famil\'~ in conjunctiun with the - Potts ",'osolso a fanner president of ship. nswell as h"'o Udd,ltlon,n! scbol~~t
Lake - Shore Women's Club.
the Luke Shore Women's Clu1;J.
ships. the Lake Shore, \~omen
s Chlb);s~ ~~~:1i
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announced a newS1.00ocollege
"She was ,1Iudleart a~dsoul of the
offer.lOg:, by ,c?mplehn ,n ~onuno~~, :;..b~,
scholarship available to n, graduating ,dub for se\'f!ral years pnor to her pre~
a~phcationo'\Jmlo?te at the A"OD ~;:, :,:5.3:
Avon Lake High School senior. " . ' moture death:' Hendershot said.
" ; High ,School.' gU.ldn~ce ,dcpnrlfn.BIl~i :,:;.r~
TIle schotarship is.'o . girt from; the
Thomas 'PollS said thc scholo~hip Dendt~nc ,for;oppllcotions 15 ~fnrch~~~:~~,~~~
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track. goes beyond football~
home 'press box~ new sloroge building.
teers," Urbinsaid.
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STADIUM, from Page'
hopes-nnd plans-for O,C ambitious 52.8
million privntelyflinded projl.>cl
Tho stidl.'ShO\,.. noted the difference
ootween the football'senson's first game. "
when the gross field W65 a' playable surface, and, 10 weeks Inter, when on n' rainY
Senior Night, the field. turned' into'
muddy mess.
, It wasu'ljust thefooLballtcnm that \vns
n,
affected.
Thefol1owingdnythegirl's'vnrsi~
ty soccer team had to move their distnCt
final gnmeto Rocky River. using 'Magni~
ficot's field since their home, turf, \\IUS
unplayable.
The stadium, proiecL organizers
'noted that reno\'nling tho field, start.
ing with replacing the grass field with
ali aJl~purpose artificial turf athletic
'fic.ldnnd 'an' cight.lnnu all-\-vcather
AWARDS, from page ,.
appennmce were.' above· aveNge." The
judges said UtO 'specinl, sports edition had
"good coverage." . The 'paper cnmcd first place in its
division for advertising. }udgus wuro par~'
ticulurly ~mprcsscd with 0 full·pnge Peter
& Co. Jewelers nd~
,
" ~Goodstopping power throughout:'
judges wrote. "Peter and Co. Jewelers
uses good focus" nico and,simple."
'
~nm stadium is used by for 'more than new concession st'1fid~ visitor concussions
The group is also, nc:ccpting, iD~lciI:td-Ci
just fOotbalt·· Ptims s.nid. 'There's soccer.
and reslrooms nndaddilional home f'Cllt~ donations,: such as n constructi~n comp:r~,,(';~
trock. band competitions and sports
ing and booster's pi1\-ilioll.
oy to offer excavation sa:vii::cs and build":'j~t
camps:'
' T h e project's backers said 'there is a
ing supplies. Votunteers, are also, needed
' Tho field is also the sHc for the annual
pecking order ,r~r ,renovations. and ·lh~
for ~t writing. o\'I;mt plnnning; markct-., ::A '
.' Relay for Ufe.
potentinl time frome for the project.
ing.,gInphic dl,osign, rundralsing. donation,;':'TJ.
Cairns' not(.'<1 Avon Lake, is missing out
"\Vo'd like to getthe tlcld (at n cost csti·
solicitation ond othcrodm.inistrotive.legal ':!'1;'
on significanlic\'enue from theinnbility to
mate of SG5o.ooo·saoo.oool'flI"Sl and the
and financial services.
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host playoff gnml,'S.
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lind. thcn the Concessions/restramDs and
PiU'ties intcrested in donating' aUfsisn: ;;1
JefT Shneid spoke at the pn..>senlnlion.
the rest,", Cairns said.
up for a conlributionlevel, ranging from <j
,discussing the constrnctionaspect of the
Project backer'Dan Urbin said an
5250 to "Founders Club (S20,OOO or o·f,'
projt.>cl,
April 1 deadlino had heen selto raise
more)," althollgh' no donation \-\111' be
"TIle women's bathroom ni.UI become
funds ~q ha\'e atlenst the field ,completturned O\\'llY· '
the men's, and a new women's restroOm
cd this year. Urbin and Cairns said the '
The, 'slideshow.prcscnted Feb. 15' is '
\vill be built," Schneid said.
group would complete' the project in
postodon thc Avon LnkeGommunity StD":'
Saying one ofL~e most fn.'Quent ques.:
stagcs if necessary.,nnd if the April 1
dium ,Foundation's
,.yeh
site.
lions the group is asked is whnthnppens'lo
deadline passed. a completion daterif' w",,·w.almemorialslndiumprojed.com.,
the landmark caboose where tickets are
foil season. 200a would be sel '
,
Questions, can be directed to project
sold, Schneid said the cohoose wuuld slay,
The group was not necessarily'socking volunteers at (440) 323-3337. The faun do,at the entrance.',
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moneyatlhe presentation.
tion's' co--chairs oro Urbin nnd Dave
Other,'mnjor changes includu a new
"We are' looking, for bodies. volun~ DlugO£
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A story· on the percgrin'u foleonwos ,hendline Writing. foro subriUssion othcu'd':'
In the features category, n .two-part
lines thot included ~Bus gnrog~ mascot is
equntly interostingand weJl·written,
,series .'titled ,"Joey's Journey" by Julie
feline fme," "Lions Club envisions dear:
with' a clever-, lend 'and:' multiple
, Short nnda fenture on peregrinc fal·
,futuro" and' ','Division' of WildliIe:bullds ,.,_"."
sources."
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cons nesting at the power. plant by Lori
The 'Fress earned its; :first 'Hooper' love nest cn po\'o-er plant...' . --; :;'."i'-:"'~':'~.<' ':<,:~!
E. Swilnj carned the peper first.plnco
The newly-olceted Gov.' Ted Strick~'.l',:~
a\vnrd in the ne,ws category, taking third
honors.
Innd spoke at the associDtion~sluncheon~..., :,.!:
pIneo
for
its'
ovemll
coverage.
"The -two-part story on· tho, rt.>covery
Judges' comments included. "Tho' e~seDtinlly giving mem~ersoftho media .:',e',
process for Lbo toen who suffered major
Press
hod extonsive coverogoof 'major- a heads·up on .lrorispoi1alioh-frorects:.~:"·
brain. damage was weH' done." judges
that could be jeopa;dized by an oyerina.,~Y·
issues
sprinkled with' interesting feasaid., "The end or tho story made the ,
flated, underfunded trm.sporlDtion'llud~.';~~
tures., The news was timely and written
,~aderwant to read the second' installget that showsn'd'3ficit or more than 0\'
,in a thorough' manner. G:ood writing.·..
mont 10 find out whether,the story would
~illion dollars in the next eigbtyears;:,~:,:~
, The p?per also, took. sceo~d ptace in
be tr~u:mphant, trngic or something elsc.
Root Surface· Decay on the Rise
the mo:;t reliable fluOne of the most devastating adult bacteria that Co1uses toolh' decay can is fruoride:'and
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the
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wtH~re
adults are' siJsceptibl~ to root cavi~
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tics. Repairing root decay is very it is difficult, to clean and remove high strenglh f1uoriCJe foams can be
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HONOR ROLLS
McNaJJy, Ch'istine Mngo, Nata!i!: Neiger, Zachary Ogden., Morgan Oster,
Jeffery Pierce, &uti Ramadug'J. Kristen Schlader,
Maureen Schlather, Stefani SimKov:ch. Teague $irr,onc:ic; Ka0a Sinisca!ch~
Frederic'TtJlkinglon, Ti~r Vic:k, Andre-o,v Vl&hat>er
AVON HIGH, SCHOOL
A1en~er l'auld1el~
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Rachel Allen, MerlSsa Barrett, ~'Ssa Baliancelt,. Mackenzie Bctkheitnt!f,
Lauren i3Ji~um,· Cra9Berger, Brittany BroWr~ Micha==l Car~ Evan
KosWin BojOvit:, Mer~a Bruno. CassandraCur:is, Amy Durisek, Harjot Gill,
Launa Greer, ~1Sn. Kohler. Katherine Kraus. Sara!' Larson. Brandun Masin, , Davidson. Timothy DeVor, Jason Faraj: La:.nen. Ghlil<. Kasey Gilder, .lana
HaddlJ. John 'H<mison, Ashley Horvalh, Andrew Jennings.; Cassandra
Courtney Moor£~ Michae,1 MOiales, Caitlin Roney,' Erin Schneider, Jennifer
Jense~ Rebecca Keller, Hba Khaya~ Johannes Klinke, Gina Lardornita.
Smola, Chelsea Slepr;huk. '
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Martis, JllS1in Masin, Megan· McCaJ~ Colin· Mt.Cauley, Christ;an McEntee::Claire Adams. Thomas Ambrose. Undsay Aston; JU! tin Clay, Joshua Conrad,
McDonald. 'Jamie Meiser, Amanda Mirth, JiI!ian Monda; ~:ary Mullins,
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John DeChan~ Megan Deely, O"Y C2fTlers, Jake Disch;
Nicho~1S Naymik"Christina Paskert. Andrea Ramey, Kierra ScttL Zackery
Rya"l Galili;, Emil'j Gnagy, Edward Hejnal,MichaeI H)I'ning, tnaJan~ Samuel
Jennings, Julia Kupcienski, Paul Kover. Sara Utdegaard. Aasia l.akhM~ Julia , 5hago\'ac, Mdlael Shepherd, Daniel Smith, Adam Sfanczyk;Julie Wagner,
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Cannan, Tlallis 'CaMon, Joshua Oay, Michael Conle)'. Dlelsea. Cort. John
Jason Susfar, Rachael TO>'lin,
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Unsoy F.liOr,.wnos Ginerl, Kyle
Gran\ ~Ie 6<ogo<y, KnstJn Hog"" SI....n I""", Niroe Johanson. Trphanie
Jacob Bender" At'arn Bevins,' KB.lelin Banko, T~lli Brouse," Kendra
Kah~ Sl.epf.en· Kariotakis, .Julie Knapp, Allison Koehler, Andrew
CanterbUly, Sarah Collins, Dustin Cranford, AUson, Cseh, Saia Curtan,
Kopel""'ki, NicllIo La,.,I1~
Mad"" ""'on" McAlisiof, John McGe<VOy,
Bradley,DeAngelis, .Jacob DeSmit~Ashrey Ehman. Erin Entinghe, Andrea
Matthew Me<1Ifer' Hannah MonDng. Katlin Muoko, HoI~ Nicola. Lea Orien\
Grmovsek, Carissa Haney, Brittany Ha~d, Britt3n)' Johnson. Undsay
LaUlon O'Shea. Samanlha Pau~ Kyle Reif«hnoider, ~100 Roberts. Amanda
Koehler, David lee, Marlene.Michelip\·Nicholas Nalton. Emily Nowak,
Ropas, Lo<en· SoIestak. Oo,n Siena. Samantha Steiger, Slephen Szuhy,
James Schuster,· Ml~issa Schwartz,: Sam~ntha Sho,)k, Ashley Smith,
Darius l11a]>pson, Roberto Too... Mal)' Ta,oo~ Kevin Tr&Ce'Cody Uhas,
Matthew Tm~ f\nd.-ew Turkington"Bcinnle VanthOOl~ Connor Violand,
Holly WIsey, T""" 'Mntrodo. Adam ZOiJanlC
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AM Aljune, 01<Isea _milo Alex 8I.d1klMd>,Sanjay 8urlhan,
Amanda Griff~ CJajre HuUer, IVfse JllbIonski, Kalr~ JoilrlsoI\ Matthew Koc!\
Busl1eJ-8etano0lJrl, Karen Demanne, Kath'J'll M\lrco, En'k Engle.
Kirsten MR1er Jaster,' Kate Moffa~ l.ogan Riley, Lauten Robertson, Jennifer
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Scott Busby, Cody Curtis. Sarnh Dln'is, .AUison lJickson, Ashley DurluklMch,
01lOurk~ Spencer F\,p;~ Lelgha F\!ny, Rachel Piolraroia. Kath"'ine Romig.
Christine Dunegan, Jordan. Endre~ AshleV Harrcl~' Amanda HilL Heven
Xlomat3 Rolger, Emery Rowe. Samantha Sd1mid~ Hannah Seighrnan,
HOfner; Andrew Johnson, Sean Kilroy, Robert LaRosa, Timothy Lev.icki, RaySamantt;a Srpulsl<i, Ryan .sm. t/;1. Erik Stump. Alexandor Tabar, Slt~la Tnmesis, 'mond, Lopez. Pelor Mon!ek!ona, Thcrasa Pubal, I.eah Ouintarla, Matthew
Relx>cca Tesmer, 'Jody 'vYagnt '1', MaJ)' Welly.r~ Wolchko
Ream, Erirn Repas. Undsey Riemannn, Ashley Rumme~ Sleven Schaler,
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Jacob 'Nearsch, Katherine Whalen, Emily Yaggie
·EnN1Y.[}.filippo, Kathioon Ou"~",, Ashley Geiger, Faith Goins. :Yier Gran\
ljIeL;Guthrie, Sarah Hagerty, Gina ~inchdiffe, Kara· Huffman.. Matthew
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- K"lStIer, Bnttany'KnoI~ Taryo Lehmann. Kalhryn McOon\le!l, Groce Miller.
R&:helObral, Lynden. Ody, Se~ma ONcns.,Noah Pensinger, Jacob Rader,
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Kevin Reisdorff"Megan Repa!"JoshuaRossO, Christopher ROllO, louis
Runge, Nolan Sain~ Nichola'i Stlvagn~ Genayra Santiago, Stephanie Swann;
Albert To:nechko. CO!)' Vargo, AJldrew Ventura. 3arah Jar.e Websbor, Lauren
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Casandra Gcd!cs, ,Al,exandra ~a1d~ Tyler Jl\Vin,Chelsey 'Judge. Caitlin
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Zarho.'Y O'Connor, Tyler f1na. 'JOnathan Cuintero. Brandon Reyes. B~
Rooors, Kayla Sands, Daniel 5clmoider, Je"ica Schuster, Molly Sosnowsk(
JoShua Spimak,. Sydney Stalk, Vaoria 5irick. Trent Thompson. Michael
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DillS, .Chandler Faludy. A~JSSa Femald.·· flyan Flynn,' Burke Gabri;~
Chelsea Gerhan, sara Glasure, 'Jenna Goedde, lan, Grosel, Jacob
Hastings, rlailee Houston. Jacob Janicek. •:elsey Kitchen, Sara Leka!t,
Eric Ler1oir, Mladenka Under, KatelynMackie, Karl Mariner, Stephen
Marink:w,'Jordan Marke~ Madison Maxwel~ Kyle McNamara, Brandon
Mod<. McKenna Palmieri, Lindsey Pawlowski. Paul Prendergas~, Rachel
Roby, Brittany SasaI<. John Schenkelberg, I ~atthew Scott, Pratishth;:,
Singh, Gregory St'?phens, Kelsey.Stewart, AIH::on Va.1Peeren.A1exander
Williams, Dan)etre Willls.
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Jes~lca AlfJen; 'Jess!ca Ansell, Madeline Bauer, :3y(lnl Becker, Emily
Bilas, Nicholas Brill, Hannah Busch. David Cars)n, JosephChirico.
Thomas Coy, Lauren deChant, Elizabeth Dixon, Kaylec Donegan,
Jessica Easterly, J~ke Ede:sleln, Ian Flin~ Krls·.en Frisch, Joseph
Gioffre, Sarah Guarino, Maureen Hende,r'ion, Mic~ael '':ierrilko,
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Bumwor'.h. Jared Carpenter. Ke!1y Cramer. Kathleefl
Curtin. Sarah Dark~ 81sa Dennis. Rachael Diellnger,
Kasey Hahn. .Brian Hathawa,.. T/rer Jeske, Sara."J Keane.
EliZabeth Lancione, Grac~ Maltbie, Ke-.m McNutt, Grace
Miller, Emir/ Mohr, Kyle MlJrway" Co:e Musia~ Erin
O'Donnell Daniel Ohlemacher, Susan Souhrada /JJex
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Eric Baker, Miranda B3.mhart, Bridgette Seal Nathan
Berner. 8ise Beyer, Sarah Boucherie, Andrew Caibol1c,
Chase Chernock. /JJcxander ,Clapp. Nicholas D'AmICO,
Tia Dannemiller, EnricO DiGiandomenico, Ryan Fo.<,
Souhail Francis" Bridget, Grecn, Dana Hall,' Julie
Hardgrove, Thomas HcchL Eric Heinen" Alysse
He.'lderson, David Henderson, Christopher Herrick, Eric
HilL Tyler Hud~n, Jessica Hutchison, Kevin Hyland, Ka!1
Johnson, Richard Knilans, Benjamin Kovach,' Erin Kovar,
Malloy. Christopher MatQOl.!ra~i; Emily Mites, NCholas
Malkin, ,Chr~tan 'Mansel~ Amanda Maurer, Mallhew
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Ke.in Mansnerus. Melissa Martin, Ju!;e t.:1aynard, Tyler
Samantha Andolsen. Sara.~ BaJrles.Atiel Bcr.der,
McOure,Jennifer Mushe, Kasey Olson, Corey Ouellette,'
Oaylon Blanke."lShip. Sata.\ Ch<>..ah, u,c;I;e Cislo, Robert
JameS Parker. Kathleen Paukst. Caitfin, Paul Julie
Clayton. Joseph Coyne. Ml~ Crist, Ra:hel Curtis, Carly
Peacock. Andrew 'Rudnik. Alexandra Russo, Lauren
Dalg!eish, Miche"e O<n'te. Robin Dielerich, Carly FISher.
Schneid, Katherine Schneider, Mallory Schneider,'
Patnck P.esher, Ore-,\' Gerhart. Jacob Gibson, Rebcq:a , Michael Schneider, JeHrey Setbin, Ract>el Shuki, Kurt
~uggenbil!et,' Ashle-I Hackett. Kelsey Hampe, Melissa
Sicker, Cathryn' Simmelink. Dan;e!le Spaelzel. ~
Hayton. Angelrque Irizarry. Sao-ah Johnson, Emily Kundtz.
Spitzer, David Spring. Rachel'SuWn, Jennife:- Tavolier.
w'arisa Ladlkos. Katherine larger-t, Anthony Luca.
Johnathan Tetepak. Daniel Uptmor. Gregory Uszak,
Ronal.; Makadla, Stacie McDermolt. Concen Mdnlost\
KaJton Walsh, M<hael Weber, '
Sean'McVaney. Rachael Mears. Eric Mihalik. Zad1ary
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Murray.' Jererne Neujahr, Th~ore Olencia, MrtdleU
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Otts.Allexa Potts, Laura RICkey, Tyler Rosmarin, NiChOlas
Sarah AIoo1SO, Colin Atherton'. Kyle Bates, Adam Beach,
Siko. Muldi &nkowsk~ Th?mas Sku99en. Claire Stofer,
Kelsey 8l2ck. Alexis Brent. Travis ,Crist., Lauren Dobbs,
Corey Turk, 'Adam VanLuit, M~rc:edez Vertalo, 8rel1~
Anli>:>ny {)om;ngUel; E"Olyn Duskey, Katelyn, ••her,
Wagner.
Joseph Fli-dridl, NicoleFrie, Can Gallagher, Ryan
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Housley, Nikki Justice, Beth Karpinsld; ~.argaret Keis,
bar,low-lal dress;ng. asstd. fruil jUice,
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Christy Lead< Kyle Unneman, Sarah LjOOS, Megan '
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Matthews, Patnck ,Maxwel~ Ryan 'McNamara,
Lrwd: Shells with meat sauce, mini salad 1 Timothy Daniels, Benjamin Doughl!)', Bryan Emery. Kelly Christopher Meyer, Emma Moormar\ Uluren Novolny,
Emery, Patrick Finnegan. Nicole Haas. Samantha Hams,
bar,low-fal dressing. asstd' fruit milk
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Brian O'Connor,' Andrew OUiJnnen. Jessica Phelps.
K-6:,Taco supreme salad, saIsa. shredded 1 , Matthe\y Heves/, Jeffrey Ickes. Michael Joyce. Thomas
Keith Rankin, Michael Ravis, Matthew Rehker,' Ste-.-en
Kuzniar, Rebecca Lightfoot. Timothy Magyar. Megan
cheese, sou~ cream, raw onioris.lettuce
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Roberts.,Stacy Sauppe. Uliian Shepherd, Lauren Snyder,
Micsak. Brian Mielcusny,Andrea Nicholson. Arden
'and tomato, fruit choice, milk
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Jasen Soko~ Michael Sopko; Cassandra Tetorakis.
Nyikes, Daniel.'Oulc:alt,Sean Oxley, Lauren Perhala.
,Fri: ALHS: Toasled cheese sandwich, soup, :
Jennifer Torok', Carrie TrickeL' Sarah Wagner, Elisa
Da-Jid Ackett, Samantha' Rieger, Jeffrey, Russ, Ryan
'M1iteman. Erica Wreser.
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Simecek. Steven Smecek, Dominic Stnppol~ Cora
Uwd: Grilled mE!P-Se sandwich, soup,
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grapes, cake with Irosling, milk
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' 1 Rad1e1 JlJIgood; Fey10n Armbre<h\ Usa ~ Oana Carissimi, Christine Chiricosta. Margaret Coniatn, Megan
grapes, cake with frosting, milk
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Barnes, Jessica Began, Sle'.en Benedict, Alana
Mon: AlHS: Pizza wedge Of asstd. iandwicl1cs, I
DeChant. Amy Oed<elman, Clare, Oycrkowskl,
Bi1ancin~ Amber Blankenship. Joseph Bouslan~ Jamie
soup, crackers, applesauce, milk
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Christopher Erwin, Kelsey FaJudy. Morgan FilzgereId,
8us~ Rober1 Chriss, Dom~~ Con~ Brillarry [)e,'l',
Lrwd: FooUong. oven-baked flies,' orange 1 Nicolas RrrnenL Ashley Forbes, Janelle Gabrie~
Courtney Flynn, Jcroan Many. Kandra Grass, Jurranne
Gresh, Jacque!;ne Keane. L)'1dsey Kendera, Rad>aef
slices, mocolate cake with frosting. milk 1
NidloIasGame1!ia. Melanie Grass, Heather Grisafo,
K-6: FooUon!J, three-bean bake, taler lots,
Lemke, Christian Mansel~ N<oIe Mel!, Anthony M<e~
Ni'cholas Guarino, 'Christophe'rGuenther" Michael
Undsey MOigan. John Nordmeyer, Mackenzie Palmer,
Haddad, Nicholas Hammon, Michael Henn, Gina Hoose,
Tues: ~S~~kpicy,chicken on a bun,
JlJHson Polle;ger, Jason Rickey, 8U:rbeth 5d1ae1ler;
Nicholas Huber, Matthew Hutcherson, Joseph JaniCek,
Lauren Schafer, Cory Sharid<, Cory Shimoloens,',
browns, cher:y crisp" cheese sticks with
Lauren Jaworski, Sarah ,Karpinski, Brianne Kennv.
Plakhyal Singh, Maria Smartt, Anna 51 Cyr, LYnn Switaj ,
Amanda
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Stephanie We~, Brandon 'Mlile, Hannah WlS~.Jtl
Krajdk. Erin Laraway, KaUe Lupica, Kaitlin Mack, Jacob
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treats. milk'
Kyle Andersson.Tlmolhy Bennett. Sha:Yna Benning,
Molnar, Matthew ~udry, Kayl.eigh Netzler, Andrew elgin,
Mic:helle Berg, Jeremy Berner; Alex Beny, Ashl;e Bodnar,
Amanda Panciolo, Jena' Parker, Joseph Prendelgasl
Brian Bottin~ CandaO!, Buller, Emily &lafka" Ian '
,Diana Race,' Jacquenne Radford, Nicole Reyes, Joel
Coughlin, Matthew Oieleman, Christophe'f' DOlezal,
Wed: ALHS: Cheeseburger on a bun or sizzle
I' , Roby, Shane Rogers, Ryan Romes Undsay &horreld.
Pal,rick Donnelly. Brian DriscoU, Steven DunT\ TImothy
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England. Kara FaI!ot\ Shannon Fmley, Sarah Red<,
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Sarah Ford, Kurt Friesner, Emily Hoban, Christina James., ,
salad~ mil~on pIzza green
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James Swan, Alexa."jIjria Sloes, Andrew Tarter, Andrew
Mchael Knapp, Ryan Landm~ ,,,",,,,,nder Lemke.
K-6: Pizza, mini salad, bar, lOW-fat
I, Thayer A1exand~rTrzeciak. Rad1e!e WesUake.
Sean Under, Margaret M3ckie, ~'Makadia. -Justin
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Women's Club scholarships
Scholarships
AVON
The Luke'Shore \Vanum's C!uhof A\'on
Lake' will' award 51.000 scholarships to
Iwo 'Avoll L::Iku lJigh ,School seniors.' An
additional 51.000 SC1lOlnrship proviuud by
the fmnih' of Linda' Polts. a past president,
of tho uike Shore \Vamell's Club. ,win be
lI\\'urdcd, to' a 2{iOi ALHS senior. The ,seIL'Ction will be based upon scholastic ability.
character. financiul need; work cxperi.
once. uxtrncurriculnr/communitv' service
and ncceptnnceillio on accredited college
or univcrsity. Applications tirc ovailable at
the Avon Lake High School GUidanc;c
Office; Applications must· be c~mpletl!d
and rutunlcd by ~-Iurch 12.
Tho,\Vomcll's Cluh uf 1\\',0(1 Luke is 110\\;
AMS parent/teacher .
conferences rescheduled
on to.'lnrch 7 nnd 8 ot Knol1\\'ood Se;hool '
ani\'. Regislrnlion hours will be from 911 3.m.. 1':3 p.m.'nnd on ~'13rch 8. 6-8
p.m. 'Children must he, 5 )"cars old by
Aug. 1., Contact ~nollwo;od at 94.9-4 2 34
for detailed requuement mfol"mallon.
accepting upplicntions from A\'on Lake
111111u or Cemulo grmhmting sl!l1io~ for Iwo
gcncr.J1 scholarships nnd the Courtney K.
1\V0I1 Middle School paroni/teacher
Wochter r-,'lelUorinl Sdl0larship. The gen·
Conferences originolly scheduled for l-:'cb.
ural scholarships will bu awarded, to two
15 havo been postponed. Tho conferunce.<;
students based 011 grudc.'i. eXlrn·curricular
LORAIN COUNTY
nro now scheduled for March 1 (with nil
acti\'ities. communit\' in\'ol\'ement. finan·
scheduled conferences . remaining, tim
some). If pnronls need to change Ull! timos. ' , dol need an'd work uxperiuncu. The' Court-,
Nurse Aide Training
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nuy K. Wachler 1\.lcmoriul Scholarship will
please contact Mrs; Bun::h at 934-3800.
Lcce's nurso' aid training course
be uwarded to oill! student bn.<;ed on merit.
has openings ,in its sessions slarling
·Avon East conferences
demollslniled school spirit. concenl for
East pllfUntlllmchcr: confcrum:no;
Feb. 26 a'nd March 19 ot LCCC's
others. os well os' the ability to, moti\'ute
nrc scheduled for ~'Inrch I'and 7. Call their
Leorning Center ot the'St; Joseph
(ltJwrs. This scholarship is open 10 Nntion,omen ot 937~6015 after' 9:30 a.m. 'to , 01 Honor Society nieinbers onl~" Applicn~
Community ,Cenlorin 'Lorain. This
schedule n conforence.
course ,is open to ,anyone who hns,a
lions for IllCSO scholarships nrc amilnble in
High. school scholarships
GED or high'schooldipJomo. It will
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High
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guidance
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The
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hove
Kindergarten screening
provide .hal1ds-ol1' experience thnt
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Women's,
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scholarships
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help students decide ifnursing is
womens.dulNYynhoo.com.
Deadline
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seniorS. 'high school gmduates· or UtOs!!
April 25-30 'nnd Mav 1..2 for child:cn
for' them. Students who successfully
tho'scholarships is Murch 15.'Applicntiolls
who Imvc. complelcdo GED progrnm.
who will be' 5 yonrso,ld by Aug.' 1. Call
comple~o this course, will oarn' five
Applicants must, bo residents' of Avon
Avon Vii loge School office nt' 934·5124 , can, be tUnled into tho high school guidcollege credits nnd be eligible to toke
ance office or by moil'to \VCAL.'P.O. Box
Luke. The deadlino' for submissions is
to'sign up.
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the' nurse aide state certification lesL
66., Avon Lake 44012. For more infonna- , Morch 31. Applications oro available ot the
Interested 'students can register
, tion or questions. call J08li at 933:'2516 or Avon ·Lnke High school guidance office. or
e-mail \[email protected].
AVON lAKE
e-mail' [email protected] or cull, · an}·time ,with an adviser in the Connections Center. located in the. LCCC
Kindergarten registration
fronk at 934·7381.
Ll;'arning Center in Lorain. Studonts
The Avon Lake Schools will hold
Jack 'n' JUI Nursery School
must bo fingerprinted and have an
Registrations am now being accepted at
kindorgarten 'registration as follows:
SHEFFIELD
immunizations updnte and physical
Jack 'n' Jill Nursery, School for' their ' Edeview Elementary on Murch 7: Redbefore the closs begins. For moro
VILLAGE/LAKE
preschool closses. A few openingS remain, wood Elomentwy on Murch 13,: Eastview
information, call, (440) 233-7240 or
in their 2007-08 School ,year classes [or 3
Elementary on Mnrch 14: Westview Elc-visit
www.lorainccc.edu/learning
year aIds. ColI Debbie at Avon Lake United
mentnry on Murch 15. Pick up & registro- . Kindergarten registration
Kindergarten registriltion will,bo held ,center.
tiqn packet at nny ofthese schools.
Church of Christ at 933'7946..
Avon
LiBRARY NEWS
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37485 Harvest Or., Avon. 934-4743
.. Step-Up Club
to download books to ri MP3 player and
computer from NetLibrary.
'group will discuss "Any' Bilter
Thing," by ,Monicn 'Wood.' Copies of
tho, book oro available,· at ,the library.
New members 'nre welcome. For more
information, call tho library at 9344743.
AVON PUBLIC LIBRARY
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. Kindergartners, first. ondsecorid'< :'graders are invited to' attend, Step-Up
.: Club.on Feb. 21 at 6 p.m. Tbe free pro- .
"'gram feutures·stories.. ac~ivities an~ ·AVON LAKE
cro~;·Pre~registroUonis required.
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Afternoon book club
,~l::'<The nftern'oon adult book discussion
32649 Electrlc8lvd., Avon Lake-
.:, gro~ii:,~ilI.meet JfO? 27 a12:3o.p.m. Tho .. ,::9=3=3:,.:-8::..:.'2::.8:;:.._~-.-~
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", grt?up~c~m di!'lcuSS "Will in the World,"
by Stephen .Greenblau. Copies of tho
Downloadable books
':.. book:8ie. available, at the Jibrary.' New, demonstration '
mombEirS aro welcome.
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Thousands ofuudiobooks'oro nv'ail.
Evening book discussion .
ahl. directly from th. Avon Lake Public
group" ':~
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' , L i b r a r y Web sito. Como to the library on
.. Theovoriing,od'Jlt book 'discussion
Fob; 22 ot 7 p;m. aso ropresentative
'grou~'.~m.'meet March, 7, ot 7 p.m. The
from Recorded Books demonstrates how
DOMONKAS PUBLIC
· E··mall basir;:s program·. .
LIBRARY
Come to a free 'e.mnil basics program,
· Ms'reh 6 ot '10 o~m. at tho library. Learn
the basics of e-mn~l;'setHng up nne·mnif .
account. replying: oml,~ fonvarding
attachments. Hands:'on .".pJ;ac;.ice i~
, include:d. Pre·regislrn:lion i~ ,r~quired by'
calling the !ibrClry.
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Adult book discussion group
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discuss "Shaker, Run," by Karen Harper.
Copies, oftha book ore available ,at the
Iihrary. New members are wel.como.~
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The adult b,ook discussion gro~p wiIJ
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BULLETIN· BOARD
~tthe TrucNoith
Cultural Arts Center. ,On March 2. Kolbleen Bo~l.
l' p.m. in' the GuIlery recital oren
AVON
. . . . . . soprano. and Christopher Ellicott. classical guitor. WIll
Blood d r i v e . ·
Holy Trinity School wiJI hold 0 hlood drive-on Feb.
27 from '2:30-7 p . m . '
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March Magic
The Avon Junior' Women's Club' (AIWC) 'will host
"March Magic," an ovent featuring n silent auction. raffles. food. drincing. a 'magician and' more,' to, raise
money for their schoJarship fund and non-profit organizations. The event will be held ,on 'March 10 at
LaCentro inWestlnke. TIckFls nre $75 each. a portion of ,
which -is tax deductible. Send ticket requesls nnd pnyrnent.. to Dawn Dlle. Avon Junior Women's Club. P.O.
Box 131. Avon 44011 by Feb; 28. Proceeds from' the
Babysitting Basics course
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A Babysitting Basics course will be held on March
3 and 10 from 9:30 a.m..;.1 p.m. at llH~ Avon Lake Public
Librory. The class is taught· by, the Red Gross. C:0ur~e
cost is 535. which includes a textbook and first BId kit.
Call the Red Cress at (440) 324-2929 for more
information.
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Psychic fair
event will benefit Blessing House. The Leukemia &
Lymphoma Society Team. in Training:, Northern Ohio
Chapter. Matthew's Lending Libra.ry. Love·A-Strny and
Boys & Girls Clubs of Lorain County.
. 'Footloose' musical .
, perform. The concerts are free of charge ond Op?" to
the p'u~lic. but donations will, be accepted., BrlUg a
lunch. relax and enjoy all or: part of the concert. Coli
933-17i1 for mort! details.
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The, Avon Lake, Arobic:n Goffee Shop' will host. a
ps)'chic fair on March 3 from' noon to 7 p.m. Call Jano
at 933-7566 for more infonnation.,
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
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The Avon, Ln~e Parks and Recreation Departmcnt
, . Avon' High School 'will, present "Footloose," a
and American Legion Post 211, :wiH co-hosl Avon
broadway musical on Mnrch2 and 3, at '7 p.m. and
Lake's 8lb AnnuaJ Easter Celebration.' Children 2-8
MarCh 4 at 2 p.m. TIckets are $7 Jar adults and $5' for ,years Can come for t\ continental breakfast. pictures
students and seniors. TIckots aro $2 less, with prosaic, with the Easter 81.moy, nn Easter craft. entertaimnent
purchase. Call 934·6171 to buy a ticket,.,
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and man)'. many raffie priz;cs. courtesy of local Gponsors.. The event is March 31' at the American Legion
e:lood pressure event
A hee blood presSure evont will be hold ,nt'Christian ' Hal1. There wiII be two seatings:' 9 and 11 a.m.
Hnritage Assembly of God Church on March 4' from. Reservations are required. CaB the par~ and fecreati0 ll
department'llt 930-4130 to regist,or for this free event.
11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Call (440) 233·'1083 for, details.
Euchre tournament.·
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Junior AChievement help needed
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Providence'Church will host afnm euchre tourna· , . Volunteers to teach Junior Achieyement classes nrc
mont on March 10 at 7 p.m. Two-person teams are ' needed. pllrticularly at Red~vood ond Westview
Elementary Schools. The time 'commitment rongus
needed to sign·up'. Thore will be curds. sntlcks. door
from 'five to eight 30-45 min'ute sessions. All materillis.
, prizos and'awards for .wirinem. The ,ovont is fre,s and
lessons and Dctivities Dro provided in n classroom kit.
apenlo anyone. Thoro will nlso be a learn,er·s,lounge.
Schedules nrc fiexiblu bel\veon the volunteer and
Register by March 3. Visit www.providcnccchurch.us
,teacher. Coli Marny Havas ot(440) 323..5344 or e-m'oil
ior more information or call (440) 377·0110.
her [email protected] for morc'information.
Recreation programs.·
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, nn~ :wgistoring several recreation programs, for I;.he
sprmK and summer sensons.Some of them include'
:,,' youlb ,volleyball. Fun SCience. Kidzart. Safety :rown
-',(lnd1ht T-ball just to nome a few. Additional programs
WilLbl) fo~coming: If interestod in finding out about
these"'imd any oLbers, check www.cilyofavolI.com or
visiLtl1.e parks and, recreation department nt35001
Schwn;rtz Road.
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every Fridoy during tho 'month, of March. The program
will bbgin Morch 2 and run through March 30. Various
musician~',wjlJ perform classical ~usicfrom 12:15 to
will highlighl child p~en?cr safety ~D Feb, 23 fmm 8~0,'jc::
10 9:30·o.m. at.the EducationaI'ServlC8 Center.ofLomID..::t/-'
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On Feb. 24' ot nool1; lba International Writers?,::":::;O:
Association will meet at the Lorain Public Librmy. Robert.:::"..
Mooro will 'discuss, podcnsting' and other technologies',~:/\"
available in communication. All are welcome. Call Hilaire:~,'·;
Tnvenner at (440) 288-()416 for detni~
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general meeting nnd he~ a psychic/clairvoyant speaker on: ':<,~
Fcb., 26 'at Um Community ,Holjse at 7:30 p'.m.Tho BaY:,::::,i
Village Junior Women's Club is a non-profit orgnnizntion,~;::.j
that provides service to UtC general' communitylll1d' pro.:.;:'::'~::;"\
motossocial fellowship among its members. ,For member~l''::!;
ship information. contact Lorelei Suchrstedt at (440) 8,35-':~~,~
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choirs Will, provide spodal 'music.'A dinner will·.,bc
. held ,immEdiately following the singing. TIr.kelet for the,
::'event,aro,S"?Jor adults, 52.50 forchildran'and 515, por
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Lake Public Library on Feb. 28. ,Appointments will
begin 01 £' n.m. A complete vascular screening packago,
including the stroke/carotid nrtury.abdominnl aortic
aneurysm, and ankl£! brochiul indox (hardening of the
arturies) is $109., Sign up.foro complete vascular pack.'
ugu for $:129. For more information about the 'screeniugs ,or tl") schedulo a'n appointment. caB (800) 697~'
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art. 'especially, "hot· gloss:', which ,she learncdat.>:;(,:
Cleveland State. Join the group; on Feb., 21,from/:. ',;, ,
7-9 p.m.' at the ~hemeld Lake Community, Ccntcr~ ".';,:.:t;',
'. Tho rmxt meoting of tho Avon Lako Democrats will
be on. Ft!b. 27' at 7, p~m., at tho Old Firehouse. Come.
bring n' friend and keep tho momentum for chooge
,going. Fm further information or questions, contact
, Davo Bruening. 933-0911. or JO~I1' Sekulic III 933-9000;
Lifeline screening
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Brovo tho coJd for a ono-of-a-kind uvonl, fuaturing ,
l1nliquu and· vintago furnishin'gs. architoctural items
,and embollishments for the home and garden. The
show' wiJJ be hold' ot the Folger Home" 32770 Lake
Rond, on Feb; 24 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cnll 930-2190
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.Simple Tips for Making a Home
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avoid burning yourself, add anti-scald devices or turn
or
Savvy ,Tips: 'For ,more information' on seniOr home
modification tips, ,including \Vh~re to find products and
,conlradors to' install thenl, 'visit \V\v..v.homemoc!s.rirg.
Also see 'vV\vw.aarp.orglfamilies and click on "'Home
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down the water ,healer to warm
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Dear Savvy Senior,
don't forget a nightlight for those middle-of4he-night
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and don't have much of a budget for big projects . Kilchen
Send yOur senior Questions [0: SavvY Senror, P.O.
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'This is another roem that can cause a lot of physical , fJox,5443, Norman, OK 73070, or visit ,\V\vw.savvysewou/dUke to. do what, we can to stay in our house stresses on the body. Some correctable areas include:
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shaped handles. They're morecomfortJble to grasp
.hoC11e ~fer and easier to live in as you age - and you
for those with. arthritis. And replace cabinet shelves
don't nave,tospend:C1 fortune doing it. Here are some
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Household Tips
o Appliances: If you're in the market for new appli. A home that's perfectly convenient for people in their
ances, ch~ose a refrigerator-freezer' with side-by-s'ide
door,s, so everything you usc regularly can be placed .
50's and 60's can actually become an obstacle in their
.70'5 and 80's. Th,.first tip in making your home more
, at rnld-shelf range. Dishwashers with a drawer design
Administration.onAi;inl~www.~Q3.iQ\~'
are easier to load and unload. And have it installed
" senior-friendly is to simply eliminate dUller - one of the
National Aging Information <:Cnter
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on a raised ,'platform ,to eliminate :bending over•
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Niltiona11nstituteon Aging Wriw'nia Oih.,gm:
Stoves that open from the side a~e easier to get into
,. pathways and remove any throw rugs that slide or tape
because you don't have to lean over a hot door. And
Eldcrcnn~ Locator,l-800-6?7.,.1116, \\.m~eJd ..tg1rr.£QY
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Medicarc'1-800,.633-422? Yl)Yw.mOOiqrc' gOy: .','.
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: .' replacing round doorknobs with. levers, and light switq,Department 'of Vctcrnn; Afli.tirs wW'w.W gov
get a "'reacher'" (18 to 36 inchesJ,to reach items on
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iT·anyotherroom. Some solutions in,lude:
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Just In time for the Holidays!
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"It is not DowflJi:;i~ig; It is Righlsizing"
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.OSITUARIES
Gardens. A'\'on.
, Memorials mil\' be fonmrded to the Americnn Red
Cross. Blood .sen·ices Campaign. P.D.Box '95456.
Washington D.C. 20090-6456:
, Survi\'ors include he'r dilllghters. Lynn Lasser' ",f
Trenton. N.J•• and Pam Strock ofEphratu. Po.; a sister. 01,:",1
HO)'\\'ood of El)Tin: a stepdaughter. Ann Schoenbeck. d,
Lnkc. pied suddenly nt'his residence on Fcb.5.·2007.
Troy. Mich.: stepsons. 'Robert Weiler, of Tr.:ll:erse, Cit.'~
, Survivors include, his best' friend. Connnu Gindroz;
, Mich.• nnd Stephen' Pulis of Kat)'. Te:'(as: 1hrt.'C stepgranc.., 11 cousins: imd mnny friends.
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Children: nnd·two step great-grandchildren.,.
Armngements were handled bv DW8\ne R.: Spen~
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Funerul Home. Canal Winchester. ,Pulis and Robert Weiler: a sister. Lois Carson-Kovacs: _, nd
JohnP. Roebuck '
her parents. William and Edilh Allaback. , '
John Paul Roebuck. 69. of Loillin. dil.'C1 Feb. 10. 2007. at
Dicken Funeml Home. Elyri<;t. handled arrangem~ntS.
New Life Iiospice CenterfolJo\\ing no extended i1Jncss.'
L,terinenl was al Ne\\1own Cemeter\'. Ne\\10wn; Po.
He wus anAir Force veteran. serving during the Korean
Memorinlcontributions lOa\' be-made to the Second
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Survivors' include his ,wife. Katherine: a, daughler~ OJurch of duist. 330 Second Stiect. El vria 44035 or to a
Michele,Knnaris ofMiddlp.burg Heights: a gmndson:brothers Bernard.Roebuck oCPanna and Gene Roebuck of Avon;
Frank P•. Folino
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Stella Roebur:L
Schwnrtz,~ Spence~ Bo)'c'r '& Cool Home For Funerals.
Lorain. handled arrn.ngements. Inlerment was, at Ohio
Western Reserve National Cemetery. Rittman: '
Memorial contributions rimy be made to New Life
Hospice. rio Community Hcallh Partners Foundation.
3700 Kotbe Road. Lorain 44053·9905. '
Scott K. Klleper
'Scott 1<. Kccper;34. 'ofEI}TIa; dhl'd Feb. 10~ 2007. at St.
Joln1. \V~t Shorn Hospital in Westlake foHowing a long
illness.
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Sun'ivoI'S include' his mother.Kuron Keeper of Elyria:
father. Kenneth Keeper ofEljTIa: stepson ZudtnIy Silsby of
Avon. Lake; broth<;!r. Chad. Keeper of Oregon. Ohio:' and
maternal gmndfa~er. Louis Takacs ofl-Inines City. Fla.
He was' preceded in death by a son. Hunter Scott
Keeper: fTI'ltemnl grnndmoUlCr. DOrOU1Y Tnkncs: and 'paternal gmndparcnts. En\'in and Delores KL'Uper.
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, Bauer-Luubenthcl ,Funerol Home. Elyria. ho.ndled
arrangements. Intennent was at Ridgehill Memorial Park.
Amherst nvp.
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;Quey Special Immunology Unit' at University Hospitals.
"11100 Euclid Avenue. Clevulnnd 44106. or to ,www.firstigivi.Pg.com/rocing4scott. n Web site created by ~s broUmr
". ,to niiso monoy for AIDS research in Scott's nmne.
i Keith A. Rayman
" :i<eiUt A. ~ymond.86.,died Fcb.' 12, 2007 at Avon Oaks
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Atkinson o£Tampa. Flo.• and Abbie Ware ofPorUnnd. Ore.:
a son. MiChael Ware of Elyria: stepson Norman Alfano of
Strongs'\'ilIe: stepdaughter. Maria Cooper of EI)'lia: four
'grandchildren: a brother. Da\'id Ware ofOJiCllgO.lll.: and
, a sister. Linda Ware Smilh of Avon.
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He \'\'as preceded in death b\' his father. Earl Wnro:his
, mother. Margaret \Voro Knhliff; nod a stepgrnnddaughter.
Reichlin Roberls Funeral Home. Elvria. hondled
arrnngcments. Intennont' was at 'Brookd-nte Cemcterv.
, Elvria.
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Heart Association.
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Da;lcnc 0, [nee Millerf Snurr., 55. of Sheffield ,Lnke.
die,d Feb. 12. 2007. at St.John, \Vcst Shore Hospital.
Westlakc•. following·u sudden illncss.
Sun'ivors include her husband of.34 years. Gordon'E.:
daughters Jill Snurt of Sheffield Lnke nndSuzu!'ule 'Perez
of.' Avon Lake: three· grandchildren;. three sisters. Ami
Daillis of Pu.-.ta Gorda~ Fla.• Don nn Komlosy of Sheffield
Lake~ nod Michelle Miller of Dem·cr. Colo.: and a brother.
Dale ~1illc~,of Ke)' Lnrgo~ Fla;
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,Nelson. and, her mother. Esther Miller.
Busch Funeral Honle,' ·Avon 'Lnke.
arrangements. Intennent \Vas at' Resthaven
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Roger ,T. McCafferty. ,73. of Sheffield Lake. died
Feb. 13'. 2007. at his.residence. '
He was a Navv veteran.
Survivors include his daughters Lou Alma
Greele\' of Farmington. N.H;. Colleen Picciolto'of
Audubon. Pa.• and MeUssa Ul1teil of Phoenix. Ariz.:,:.
a son. 'Patrick McCafferty of ,Cleveland: brother'
Bruce McCafferty of Granon; and four grandchil- '
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McCllfferty: and daughters. Kathleen and Karen :'~7:
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arrang~ments.
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Sobryn Q. Patterson
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fonnedy of Avon. died Feb. 14. 2007. at Brodley, Bay ::~-;;;
Healtll Center. Bay Village; following a lengthy illness., _~ ,.,-~:;
Survh~ors' include her daughter. Lynn Watkins of .::-~.,
N,orth· RidgcviUe: three grand~hildren; ,and ",four'_~:,:
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Inlcnnenl'wllS at ,RestllD\'en Ivicmorj' Gardens. Avon. ., "
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Gronon: :sons ,Charles Goetz of LouisvUle;·ToXlW. and" '
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~We<~!ngton and ,'penn ,of Lorain:. daughtors Arlene.;
eWorcest~r,.of·Avon Lnke.-Vicky MarlInon or Silver ,Lnlm.
'~S~~<~art()n :of Milford ond Kelly Anderson of,A\'on
;Lake;.nsister. Jane lvInger, of Sacramento. OIlif.; 17 grand.
children: nnd 14 greal-grandchildren.
.. .He-wns' preceded in'~ death. by _hig wife of 63 years.
,FIC?rcnce; his parents. Frank ,and Hattie Raymond; his
bother.Wayne Raymond; and two grnndsons.
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Avon Lake Prlnllng
227 M.ller Road 1-eOO·231-1431
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33119 Electric BIvtl.
2575 Stoney Ridge Road
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35295 Detroit, Road
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32929 Lake Road.
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,321 Lear Road
Avon Lake.. ". 440-933-9524
36465 Che'ster Rd.
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UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
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37445 Delroit ~oad
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The PRESS 21
Febru...). 21; 2007
SPORTSCHAlTER
Snow daze
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Nothing 'wreaks havoc
n' hus\'
sports schedulu like n sno\\"sloml.
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Last wcek's'sloml hlew in nnd blew
up much' uf what wa<; supposed 10
hll\'c gone, 011 ,last WtJ'ck sporLo;-wisc,
The hnstysche~ulillg and n.'SChcdulingrnndc.whnt was supposed to be a
busy wook tnlo nsports frcc-for....,llthis
past weekend.
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thot
Tuesday's carl"
departure,
and '
Wednesday's ,d.1y
off wo's n tolnl
\llCation for Ine.
There were phone
co:!ls to make and
slories to be writ-'
ten...in,' betwcl!n'
episodes of Days,
of, Our Livus, and
Matt Thornicr'oft
Oprah of COllr.;:?,
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Bul such is I:rl!~ &ck to' sports.
Weeks like tho last olle nro \,',hal
make me glad that I'm not an ,nlhlulic
din."Ctor. It's hard to falhorn the amount
cif phone colis nnd calendar chcckinc; ,
required to resdlCdulo even onc ovenl
Jet illono two or thmc. My pen ,cop is .
tipped to looll ADs Tom Bnronu' of
·A,,·on'Lnkc. Erich Frombach of 'Avon
nnd Dick Kerschbnum of llrook..<;idu for
all the hard \'\;ork 11mv had to do lost
week nndfo'r 'putting ,up \vilh my
phone tails nnd l....mnils. '
Hickerson party
FdIO\\; Glu\'eio1lUl Browns nlumntls
At "Uuh!J;.··'nilJ...tJr has Jm:l'lwd Feb,,2M
Glmt! Ilkkt~r",oll' MVP f)av ,ut hi's
rcs(uui'iJnt. UuLba's Q World F'linou'i
Darbt.>cuu und G1tedll~ located on SR83 in A v o n . "
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The ,entire day will be du\·'oted to
tliu,,'occomplislununl<; of lfickerson. 0
longtimo resident of Avon who' was
inducted into the Pro Football Hall of
Fomo'this month.
Avon Mayor Jim Smith will wad n'
p~oclamQlion around 6 p:lI1, EXPl~ct to
scu'formcr members of 11m lJroWIlS as
well. 1110 event is 'upon to tho puhlk,
Annual Roesky tourney· tips off Saturday
''This is' till' firth vcar (h'lt WC'Vl! had
AvoN. LAKE
tI~c privilege ofu,;lng tilt! Avoll Lake
High SdlUOI facilities fur ,this c\·enl.La~el1t SUill. "Evcry yl!ar ultendecs from
olhcr r.UlIllllllllilit·s an: wowl!d ilt the
qualil,Y of 11m' fm:i1ily. <:IS w;II'L" lim fact
that wc're ablt~ to u!Oc thc IlIgh school for
our evcnt. We're, rcal1~· grateful for Ihe
coopcrulion thut wu'vu rcl:ei\·cd from
cilV recreation direclor Lisa Adams. and
, ali" of the oflidals involvcd with lhe
school s'i..sh!m. From superintendent
Boh'St:oit. to ,uthh!tic, director Tom
Barone und director of facilities Mike
Us;r.uk, 10 \'l1rSily basketball' coaches
Am'v' r...tam:o and Eric Smith. OVen'one
has been very slipportivc of our program '
and this 10urimml!I1t."
t\fl\'oiw who \\;anl,s to'Sl!f....l! as 0 \'01·
untee; (:nn still do so by culting' Mary
Kll)' Schneider at 933-4706, or Laurie
Coml!r at 933-32»5.
By Matt Thornicroft
Tlw SI. 'ma~ph lli'Jh ROl~$ky CYO
luvilntiollOiI Bask.'lhilll Tournallwl1t
relllrn~ for, 'n '32m1 sea~oll Ilt~ginJlillg this
Salurday .lIId t:onlinuing ov'er Ihl: nexl
fe\\" \\'eekcmls throilgh finals, day on
Mn~h10.
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This year's competitiOIi. which will
toke place,al A\·on Lake High' School,
will fealure'm·er 1.000 parlicipants on
85 toams playing II tOlnl of 116 games.
Eventha.onnual' cheerleading competi· '
lion receH:cd 0 boost with' 28 teams
competing in three'different divisions.
'"Our tournament has created, an
enduring legacv -as one 'of 'the bust
C"l!lltsof ilS kind in Norlheast Ohio.:'
tOllrnumenl direi::to:" lohn Largent 'Said.
"Thnt's a It!stnment 10 Ihe liternllv hundreds of voluntl!l.~rs who help to make
Ihe entire, lournament go so smoothl),.
Whelher it·s our coadws. our conces·
sian workcrs, ollr,'mlmission staff. our
patron committee. or olhers, ploying
equally significant roles. _this tournllment works hcr.nusclhl! \'olunteer~ han~
a passion forourCYO programund SllP~
porting the youth of uur p<lrish.lnOlJdilion; Iho tournnmrll1t is really, a' big
socialc\'enl.,11 provides u lerrific oppor,unity' for our volunteers ~ and spcctn~
tors as wc11·to mtJtll people. lI1ake new
friends an~ renu\'\' old ucquaintances:'
ThOligh host 51. Joseph, has 0 fair
shure ofleall1s enlnred.lhern will be 11
(eul11S from Avon Hoi\' TritiitvnnrJ 1\';0
f:u:npI.Mng fOl' Avon Sl.' ~1i1r\'. SI.'
Rnpllllel uf Bay Yillngn i,-i1IIU1ve'sc\;en'
IBUIlIS represllnled.
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,Whilu tlwre will bu'plenlv bfhashl, baH. there will he other events guing on
forpnrticipants 'and Ions induding Iho
annunl .free Ihrow' (Foh, 24. 25 and
Murch 3) and 3-point (to.farch 3) comJlu~
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TournamE"nt. Schedule
titians. \V1o.1JIfWMMS rudio personolity
r-.lark "Munch". Bishop will emcee Ihis
year's'dlCcrleading comp(;lilion (sched,uled for Feb. 24). The anntml 51. Joseph
CYO Alumni Come wi1~ ,11I'ke plm:e
Murch 4.
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1kkolswillulso he sold for the annuaI, SU/Sf} rarne_ Last yeor's wil1lwr
\volkm!m\'i1Y wilh morc 'ihnll $2.20U.
The tournamentfinnls will takl!
plncl! March 10. The nnnimi nwtlnlscer·
cmony I!' sr.hedllh!d 10 hegin at G p~m. Ctr
'immedinlely foIlO\,.. ing Ihe nlh~grilde
hoysWhite Division dwmpionship
gallle.'Trophies,,~·illbc'pr'!..t·ntl!d fer the
,lop ,three .teams in e'ldl division,,'
Indi\'iduol mvnrds will al"o be !.!ii,'t'H to
chllnlpioorhip tmlm, rncmhor~. ~II!-Iour'Illlnwni t!!llm stlle,ctions. sjJurt~nlilnship
I1ward winners nlHl Ihe lop two finishers
in lim rree~throw and '3~point computi·
lions.
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Boys basketball tourney tix.
Do slIre to buy )·our Iickels pn~'Slllo
at your load high school athletic olnco
if yotl pIon on allel1ding II gomi!. Adult
prt.-snle tickels nre' $6.' Studenl lickets
oro 54, ,Local high SdlOOls earn' cosh
hock onl)' on LIm pro~'1It}tickets Ihey
sell; not tim tickelt;: sold nl the gule. ,
·And finally...
,', I would Iiku to lake Ihis
opportuni~
ty tothnnk Press sportswritor' Joe
Ostricn; news editor Lori Swilnj. Press
graphic designers ,Mary Nuve ,lind
Trucy Lee Miller, general mnnager
Janet Sanner nnd the mnn\'·othe~ who
pitched in 10 help,The Pross luke firsl
plaeo in Sports. Cov'eruge· and sl.'Colld
.ptocoin Dest Sports Specilll Edition lit
lhis
yunt's
Ohio
NewspaliHr
~s.'.ocinlion's Osman C. Hooper Show.
ll1nnk.~ 0150 to aU our renders who
helped with )'our award-winning slory
idoa'; and well-meaning critiques.
Tho Pwss won o\Vords in six mtegorlos in 011 at. the show. Tho results
wern announcud
tim ammul DNA
convention hold last weuk.
pres.'ith'[email protected]
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Elder, Dare to head,·
Eagle football, boys
soccer teams
AVON
By Matt Thornlcroft '
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Good. luck Gruskiewicz .
Avon lligh School girls cross cOlintry and tmck coach '(hrn Gnlskiewicz is
\\:orking 10" ttlll1li~v for tlmOIYlllpic'
mamlhon Iriah;, Tim cmnpelilivu disInncc nmIlt1r., who cmnpeillfl ,in Ilw
Houslon Mlimthon Insl fall; is u mmllbur'or CI USA Tmck (1lltlFiuld nthlelic
dm'ulopment prognllll;
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'"II WIIS 0 lot of fun~" Gnlskicwicz
said. "They pnid for your holel. hasp 1tuJit)'. Thu)' tronled you liku you \"cm
on Illite athlete. I'm flOping to nllll'l littlo fastc'r. Tim trials slandard is 2:·~i for
WOII1Un."
Tickets: $2 for adliNs; $1 for students and
Golden Buckeye Cardholders
• Feb. 24: Sixteen first-roUl"~. games,
(ree,·throw competition, cheerleading
competilion
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• Feb. 25: Twenty-tWo first-round games,
I_throw corupet~ion .
• March 2: Seven first and second-round
games
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• March· 3: Twenty-four second-round
games, 3,point· competition, free-throw
championship
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• March 4: Twenty-two second and third:
rourd games, St Joseph CYO Alumni
. Game
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• March 10: Twenty-eight championship,
thirdpplace and .consolation games,
awcirdsceremony
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Forl11er Purr)' lIigh 'School' football
l:n:ICh l\liku Elder nnd ux-E1yrio High
School $oc:cer conch Chris Dom htl\'~ bc.'cn
sl!ll!clt!d 10 I<lk., U\'llr thu OP11l1 foolballllnd
hoys SOCCI!r v;u:mll:ii:s lit A\'on High
Schoo!.'
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MJIlh!d bdorn Ihc 1\\10n Local Schools
Board or I~(hll:nnon la~1 night fo'r 'Conuul
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Elder led lusl ,"uur's Pt!ITV I)irnlt!s 10 n 9·
3 m·nrallrun,rrl tilal indudl.:d a 5·2 JIlurk in
the Chng,ritl Vulley COllf'~rcllc.;e. Thl.! Pimtes
qUlllifil1t:1 fur tilt! Division IV phJ\'olr<; nnd
heat f\.fnssillon 'Iilslnw 24·(j in ·,lIm first
round, find lost 10 uventunl !Olale cJllllnpion
Youngslown Curdinul Moonl.!\' ·n·n in Um
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seasons us II ,I.wud football cooch.' His
C'.areer rl~:ord II1cltules plnyoff oppeor· '
IlIlco;:;in 2tH)2 Ulul 2006, hoth wilh Porrv.
Ifn WIIS "'oted Lllku Colliltv Conch oruiu
Yellr in IhrL'u of his five se"asons ,wilh UlO
Pirntl.'s.
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A gmduote· of ,Motint Union Colll.'gu
Elder played foolhult forUm Purplu Rnjdl.'~
nnd WIIS n thrt.'t~\'CIlr starter nnd a tl!llm'
C'.nptnin in 1!JH2. ,
Dore piloted last ye,ar'A 'Elyria
Pioncur~ lu an 8·5·3 o\'(Jfnll record (2-4
in the Pioneer 'Conference). E1)'rla.
mnked fourth in the Rocky Rivur district.
opl!nud tho playoffs with n 1..Q win o"'or
A\'on Lake and lost Wosllake :l·0 In tho
dislrict semifinals.
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Britt Phillips (obove) is one of fIVe Shoremen who· advance to this weekend's Mentor
Division I district mee', Phillips beat Lakewood's Justin Smith for third at lasl Saturday's
Southview sectional meet. Press photo - Pro Photography
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Only one ShafCmen wrt.'$ller \,\'us lillie
By Mott Thornlcroft
10 IHh'unce to tho championship ~und,
juniur Mnrk TonulImk.
Ret::ord·selling oUt::Ot1l11S 1U'l! mom unen , lolllunek impro,'ud, to 2n-4 over Iht!
weekend UnOI' losing 10 SI, Edwmd sopho,
Ihan 1101 the result 01" ll..'t:otll.setling l!Jfort.
more Andrew Gusher vill pinfull (1:27) in
, Durul1ding Di\'isiu 11 slnhl dtmnpioll 81.
11m l:hllltlpiollshil' malch lit ·135 pOUlJ(ls.,
Edward made no dotlht 'oholll who stllni.ls
to hI.! 11m tenmlu huallilhis wt10kmltl'j.; dis. , II was II sOlid' wl."lkenu O\·'!rull for
trid lournament a: Munlur, The cagle'i' 'lbllHlIlt!k, who unflwd 'the lop sj~d in his
\\'uighl class, Tomanek dru\\' un opening'
won dtlllupionships i:l 1:1 uf the '14 weight
round hytJ lind pinnl!d (1:1») Lo'1kc\\'ood's
dusscs en roult· 10 1I1eir :l1st-slmighl set;nnmnnn Pomposelli in Ihu fillartl!rfinnis.
liollal l:hilll1l)i'JIIShi'~1 TIll! unly wrcs'th1r
lIn defeated E1\'fill 'freshmun Chnsu'
that didn't \.,,'in al1 OI..'lri~hl chmnpionship
bounced hack 10 ,claim Ihird plw.:e.. As ll, Chun:hill 9~2 in the smnilinals ,to qualify
for his tillu lIl11h:h,
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rU'iull. all 14 Engles ttl Ivnm:e to tho !\.tentor
"11's gwal compuwd to lust· year,"
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Tht!mnrksels' n 1.'lnlu record for huHComing in I knew whnt J had to do." vidual c1ullnpiolls. Tile Englt!s' :15B,5 team
The Shoff,lmml 'finishl!d sixth in tilt!
poinlssel another rcc:)fd us woll, Amherst,
wus tho onlv Imtll1 to conte doso with 163
SEE SHOFIEMEN, PAGE 23
Jloints, Southview fitlishi!d third'with 1fi2
AVON LAKE
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THE; PRE;SS. FEBRUARY 21. 2007
Eagles win; Shoregals, Cards eliminated
Magnificat readies for Districts
AVON/AvONlAKE
By Matt Thomlcroft
Minus' ono of its kcv Contributors for
the Feb.', 11 sectional meet. the
MagnifiC3t gymnastics, Icmrt,' went out
and did what it docs besl..win.
The perennial slate meet qualifiers
nd..nnced to this Saturday's Division 1di...•
triet championships at 'Vest Gmuga High
School ''1iilh n first place score, of 136.55.
Their first scdionnt meet tiUc in foltr seasons, the Blue Streaks canu..d it after l.>dging out Wadsworth by .435 of n point.
, "\VC had n great sectional meet," hen~
conch Joc Gum said.,"\Vc were missing
(A\'on, Lake resident) junior' J:Celsey'
Roddy. Tho rest of !1m team stepped up.
Our goal is to get to the state meet. ~
Reddy, .forced out of. the lineup with
a 'staph infL'CIion. ,spent tho weekend
supporting I1t!f teammates from the sideline. TIlOugh unable to help hcrtp.am on'
the scoreboard.. she continues 10 contribule any way sho can.
"Losing her is n 'hig blow." Gura said.
':"Sho's'the heart nndsoul of our learn."
Junior Knyln Kmiecik led the, team '
,with n 36.600 all·around score aud \\'on
an individual ~ectional championship in
1l1B procl.'Ss, Fellow'Blue Slreaks,Coleen
Ago~no and Elisabeth Sullivan }llacod
sixth and ninth in thenll-nround. n.>SPL'C:'
th'olv, and ad\ilna..-d a..; indh·iduals.
The team working to build 011 their
sectional ~uccess with the goal of placing
in one of four stale 'qualifying spots 01
Lhis \'I."L'Ckend·s \ Vl.>st Geauga distrid. One.
of the toughest district meets in, the slate.
16 of the last .18 state champions 'luml
come out of, that district. MagnifirAlt
owns' 10 of those titles. Un..'CksvilleDroad"'ew Heights High Scl1001 has won
the olltcr six. '
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Should the Bees puU it off this, year.
till!)' will Ix..come only the second Io.'lm
other 1l1a11 }\'lngnifiGat to win four-eonsecutivc state titles. :t isa feat'the Dlue
, Streaks ha\'o pulle9 oft twice. _
Down' n gymnast., the ,Streaks, will
'lean on some of tJwir YOlmger gymnasts
to carr)' the load,. Bul gh'en lvlngnificnfs
tradition, whocver is called lIpon will,bo
up to'the tn.<;k. ,
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tion. the}··...egrOwn up ,\\;Ul champions." Gum said. '''They're, used to that
that if thev
enviromncnL Thc\'
work hard nod pUlin the effort. they
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AVON
~ Track and Field
By Matt ThomJcroft
'A familiar face has slepped tIp to
replace longtim'J Avon 'girls lrnck' and
field coach Jim'Reynolds.
'Torn.' .Gruskicwicz ,will replace
Rcynu!ill.; who retired Dfter loslsCQSon fol·
10wi!Jg 20.Jcors'on.the job and 30 as '0
\ conch in the'Avon school district
~ruskicwicz. tile Eoglus' cross ('.OUl1lry
coach the,'past-(Wo yours, f>he coached
A\'on Ulko High School':; girls trock nnd
. field tea.'111ast \'C3r~'- ,
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"I'm axcitod<liJout it." Gm.skiowir:z.
teacher Redwood E1emcn,lmy School in
Avon LoJai~ said. ,~·ltwllSn·t an easy dcci~'
a
at
sion for me to letw'e A\·on Lake. but it ".\'05
somel.hing I nl.>eded to do for ,the con~i5'
tency,of the team., WllFJn, tho position
opened up it \\'as D position I hod to toke.
,l,know the timing wasn't tim bost."
Gruskicwicz,a, decorated. runner
hl,rsclf. has spent the, IQ~t two season~
working' to build, up, Avon High
School's cross, country team. Taking
ovur 11m irnckprogrnm will IIlso help
in rcCrtliling runnurs for cross country
jn 'the full und track 'athJettls ,in tJw
spring.
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By Matt Thomleroft
Longtimo fans afAvan' Lake gids lrock "
- remember with 'fondness .lho fents of
;'Shorcgals alumna Yvonne Saul.cmigo. Tho
~von Ll1ku Sports I-Inll of Fame utJllele. is
bock. 1l11~ timo as tho no\\' girls trod wld
flold coach.,
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"t think it will bo exciting." Snul.cml~o
said. "'1've 'always' wanted to do this. I
coached at Nordonia as a girls m;sistant right
aftur lion collL-ogo. Now that my kid... huve nil
grown up; it is sOnlething.J·m uble to do."
Saul.cmigo replacHs Tom GnaskiewiC?..
who stepped oown' nnrlier, this winter ,to
tuke ovor lhe' hood girls trnck position at
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Avon High School.,,'
With tho shirt of the f>OOf>on n litltu o'o'ur II
. month owa)', she's more, than ready to get
storted. '1110 Showgols, ha...e won four
SouUm'eslem Conference dlampionships ,
Qvor tho last five SC<:lsons. UL<;t ,)'oor's trom
.District Girls Basketball
AVON
Gymnastics
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Track and Field
.The Avon Eagtes move on in Dh1sion II '
!'edional lournament play, after a 67-52
will o\;er Warrcns\ille I:tei~hts on ~~onday ronge jumper. LizSeiboll fn~ throw lied it
up. Kalie Kilbane put the Shon-gals back
.night. .. "
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up 30-2& not' long after thaL.
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Katie Maloney~s 27 points po\nm~d the
The two teams ~,lllgged it out from that
Eagles 10 the 15-point vidory over th';)
point on. Though 1110 Shon.ogals were able
TIgm:s., KnHe, Denl and Jamie I\IeL<;er finto force tumo\·1..'1'S on defeI15e. they couldished 'with lo~poinL" ,apiL'cc.Christina
n't pulthu ball in the basket. The Demons'
I Icrhsl added eight points~ Erica Repas.md
outscored 1l1e Shon.>gals 5-1 Ihe rest of the ,
Ali'llnldi chi,ppL'ti in with six-poinlscnch.
WO"',on a field goal and thn.>e foul shots.,
The \"k10ry sets lip a sectional champiShoregal Snrah ,Lyons, fouled' Amelia
onship that nill ,mark 'lhe third. ml.'Cting
Serrot willl nine sL'<..-onds h.. n down ~2~31
helwL'Cn the Eagles'and Firclnnds Falcons.
to help give A\/on Lake a chance to wm on
~dJO defeated Olmsled Fall~ ,55-50. This
tlle last· possession. Serrtlt made. the. first
\"(!ar's series betwcen Avon nnd th(~
and missed tho' sL'COnd. TIle Shon.-gals
Falcons is tied at 1-1.
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grabbed, the 'ccbound. hut t;ouldn't get 'a,'
The t\\'o teams will tip olT'Saturday
shot ofT before time expired..
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nftcmoonat3p.m.at.SL Joseph Acndcmy~
Pielch finished the game ,wJth mne
The wil-m~r admnccs to the March 1 dispoinL<;, Kilbim~ and Ke!sey Black. both
trict'semifionls.
,scored eight pomts. A!cxIS Drent fin.lshed
Shoregals fall to Demons
willI thml.' points. Cm Gallagher chipped,
, 'An offensive displn~.. it wns not. hut the
jn with h\'U poinL<;.
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Westlake Demons made Ule shoL.; it nl.ocd, 'A\'On Lnku ends the year, with 0 12.-9
cd tv eliritinat~ the' A\'on Lake Shorcgo.ls.
o~'emll n.>eord.
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33-31, from tllC Dh'ision J sl.>ctional.aistrict
Cardinals
eliminated.
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tournament in Medina.
TheL'Jdy Cardinals basketball senson
A 4.:0 lend by A"on Lde early, itl the
came to on cnd \vith Jast Saturdni~ 59-28
first quarter proved to be the . largest lend
loss·to-the'to~sccdedRocky River Pirates
the Shorcgnls enjoyed in· the game. A\'on
nt the SL Joseph Acndomy Division D secLake struggled from· t!le 'ield (11·of-33)
tional tournament..
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nnd the fn.'C-throw line ('·...(-18).
Brookside entered .thc ·sccond,'qutirThe Demons, rode the hal hand, of
terdown' ju~t13-10 to the Pirates, who
Drooko Henderson. who finished with, 18
hovo lost just two games all season.'points. for most of lhee'r'ening; EightRockY River extended their lead to 27straight by, Henderson helped givf;!
18 athalfiimc'ond blew tho gamo open
Wcsllnk.e'o,12-8lead midway through tho
will1 a 20-;4 third quarter.
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second quarter. Tho Shorcgnls'mllied back
to'lie.tJle gamo n118·18 carly in tho third , 'Jodi l.)'ons, ond Terry Urig ,led, the
'Cardinals with'eight points apieco. Qlssio
qllDrter~ butWostlakn jumped nllfmd' by
Griffiths und Ali Gendron boUl finished
five (2i·22) with n 9-4 ron.
with four. 'Julie Cnmpo and Bria Skol~icJd
Undnunlcd. '11;0 Shorcgals responded
both scored 1wo poinl...
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go up 28-27, with
ngain \\'itJl, 'n 6'() run
,Tho Cardinals finish the )·ear.3~17.,.
5:391efi in llw gamu on Katie Pietch's long-
to
.Area·.swimmersfall.at districts
'AVON/AvON LAKE
The)' gU\'tl it 0 good shot. butllm 'eight'
, Im:nl high school swimmers'gun'ning for a
berth 'in this woekend's state, champi- ,
onships weren't able to advance.
,Avon's Louis Rungonnd girls learn
members Kirston MiHer·Jaster. Marissa
Gerdes, Enimn Gerdes and Duna O1rter
joined Avon Lake swimlol1l11 members
Logan Crist. Anthony Dominguez ond
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Swimming and Diving
Paige' Prousse in last'wockend's '_ district
championships - at' ,Cleveland State
Uni\'er'silw
MiIler:juster. Mnrissn 'Gerdes; ~~a
Gerdes and Dana Omcr placed in the top.
16 in the 200 freestyle relay with;atime of
1:50.95.
Cardinals sweep pastVASJ
placed fourth.
A statu fiuuJisl un' thu 3,200 and O.4(JO·'
metcr ,relay teams during hor own plAying
days. Snul-Grnigo hopes 10 shop'a the team
mound tho rein)' c\'lml... A major koy ,10 Um
Shomgals' SliCCl.'SS. thenbility to field slrong
'mlay teams helps build depth in otJ1(1'.'
e"ents.
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"It \\'iII definitely be n 'lot' of fUIl:~ Saul·
Cruigo said. "I'm stepping into n great situa·
lion., Thoro's just n posilj"o cullum' with
trod in A\'on Lake." ,
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weekend. '
Freshmen Anron' Lunn and nnid
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M oslers nlOIS
10 • rcspectiYely.11 nnd
four pinsoYur their averages., Sonior
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Tho ,Cardinals pIny nt n'uckoyo
Lonns this Saturday, ngairist John
Marsholl for tho first of their, final two
matches of tho season.
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THE PREss, FEBRUAFrf 21. 2007
Panthers defeat Amherst 2-1 in OT; ShoremeneHrninated
AVON/AvoN .l.AKE
ioss to' the Trinity Trojans.
Thl! Sharemen mllied
Elyria Catholic bL'gun '
from being down 7-2al onl!
their quest to Columbus in
point. A thrue:-goal. oilL'the slate playoffs with n
assist, night ,hy Tom Coy and
thrilling 2-1 o\'crtime ,,"ic, n two-gool. Iwo-lL<;'..o.isl l!lfort
tory at Brooklyn against n
, b\' !\Ikhacl ,Dillon wcn~n't
griUy Amherst.team. ,
c;lough' to, o\oen:uinl! the
The Panthers threw
Trojans' lead.
everything ,they could at
A"on
Lake's
Scali
Amherst goalie Adam
Shilffl!T ,also scored 'fOi the
King in th~ first two peri~
Shorornf?n. 'Tyler Goodwin
ods. oUl-shooting them 28~
lamed n poiir of assists:
9 'officially. though bench
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Hunter Cherrii.
Coru\"
chart.s had it 34-4. Onl), a . L_-1t..&._ _"' .,-:o..J Shimolocns.
Paul
Ryan Soucek, goal gol by ,Avon Lake's'Tom Coy net- Dnzko\\'ski. Cod" GriffitJJ
King. Amherst: tied, the
mld, Makz Galati· nlso fingame at one ,with ,a latc tedahattrickjna7~6play­ ished will} assi$. ,
powerpJuy goal in the off loss to, Trinit>',:
The Sharemen, end lite
third period.
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Stm...c;on 14-13·1 O\·crall.'
It look 4:35 into ovor~
EC falls to US in Baron Cup
time for Richie Baker to corrol, a pass a't
It onlv took 38' sl.."t.'OndS for' the Elvria
center iCc and sprint down theright side
Catholic hockey team 'lo pick up its first.
boards into the Amherst zone. As he wus 'l.'\'er \;:in in Baron Cup play.
, ,
running out of ice. he rined 0 pass to,
The fifih.seeded Panthers.. who had
Mark Haszto. who was cCJming dowll'the
'quaIifi.ed for tIm Baron Cup jus.t one, other
middle. Hnszto's denection landed in
tirr.o ,in _their 12-year hqckey, history.
th
the Comet'net. finallY ending a,game. ' defeated the fourth-sl.?eded Lake Catholic
"It WDS Haszto's 35th gool and Bokel's
5.() on Feb. 7 and improved to 25-4 OVer49lli assisL BrodMooro stopped 24 0 25
all. '
shots•.again makiog seveml stellar saves
Mark ,Haszto put ~ up 1-0 offan assist
to keep Ee in the game in the third perifrom Neal 'Jones just 38 seconds into ,the
Pnnlheis'next game is to.night
contesL' It was Haszto's 33rd. goal of the
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season. a team best. Nineteen seconds
Jaler.Jarrod Thomas took a lD-footsnapper
against NorlhOlmst,ed. Thero' arc ~ve
Avon pJay~rs on tho EC roster., scmors
and caught Le's goalie offguard. 'ghing EC
Greg' Hanson and Tom Corrigan:.sophcr a 2-0 lead before a minute was played.
mores Chris Andrews, Matt Fielding and
GoaJie Bmd Moore was outstanding for
the Panthers. tUrning aside nino first period
Mike Freeh.
.Sharemen falrto Trinity
shots from tho Cougars.l=d Thomas 1101The Avon Lako hockey season came to
ted his second goal of the game for EC at the
On ~brupt'end last Fridriy night after. a 7..(j 5:18 mark of the second period on a coss
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fron) Darian Thomas. In the, final miuuh.! or
the St.'Conu period. RichiH Buker put ECup
4-:i}.:'~\Ocn·s Chris Andrews preuy feedor'
Spencer ~tilll!r cJo~d out the scoring.
Moore 3gain pn:noed unbeatable in nn
int~1I5e 'period. sm;ng,]l Cougar shots,'
mam' from inside llJ.k"Ct.
take Catholic kept' some pressure, on
EC ~hroughollt Uw third period. but still'
couldn't gel past Moore. As ~\'ernl shots
wcro fired from the slot area. M'"l)re Ollm,I.r continued to 'steer them aside. ending
WiUl 31 san'S for his seventh,shutout~ 5.()
moer LC. Avon's Chris Andrews', prelty
fl.'t..>d to Spencer Miller doscd out the scar·
ing. EC fired 27 shot.. on Le.
Moore played tough against Univcrsity
School. saving 33 of40 sholson Feb. B, but
his heroics were not enough' as the
Pantllers l'e1l2·1 to the Preppers. It was Um
firsl time EC had reached the semifinals in
the Baron Cup t.ounmment ever.
The,Panthers scored first \'\-'hen Hac;zfo
fired a shot into the Jeft upper comer of
the net. just inside the post'with 7.7 scc- ,
onds left. in the first period. The sL'COn~
period saw whatever moment~in· the,
Panthers possessed fade,away rapidly. US
finally got by ~1oon! nt the S:}8 mark. ef
the second period when Joo. Kuslner hed
the game. With· 2:07 lun, in the sl.'COnd
period Josh R\'der put one past Moore on
a goaJ;"ollth scrnmblo to givo US ~ 2-1
load.
US 9utshot EC 40-24 for tho gamo.
Moore proved perhaps his hcsl.back-Iobackgam.,s of tho scason making 69.of71 .
,possibl~ sav~5 in the,1\\"o Baron Cup, I,
games.
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Thursday,· Feb. 22, 2007
Girts Basketball
6p.rn;AlHS'@O-ISectionalChampionshipIF
NECESSA.tN (Medina)
'Friday, Feb. 23, 2007
Boys Basketball
7:30 p.m.:A.I-lS@Midview
7;30 pm..: Westlake@ALHS
7:30 ~ Lake, Ridge @ BHS
Wrestling
4 p.1n.: ALHS@[H District (Mentor)
TBA:AHSlBHS@O-IJDistrict(Ontario)
Saturday~ Feb. 24, 2007
Girls Basketball, . '
3 p.m.: AHS@ 0-'11 Sectional Championship ,IF
NECESSARY (StJoseph Academy) ,
Wrestrlt'.g
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TEA: AlHS@ 0-1 Dislrkt (Mentor)
TBA:[email protected].(Ontafio)
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Tuesday, Feb. 27,2007
Boys BasketOOJl '
6 p.rro..: BHS ,vs. Max H~}'es;D~II"SediOl"laJ
Semifinal {WeslJake}
Wednesday, Feb. 28,,2007 .'
Boys Basketball
6 p.m.: ALHS 'vs. SoiJthview; O~I Sediollal
Semifinal (Mld'o'iew)
8 p.m.: AHS vs. Holy, Name;, D-U· Sectional
Semifinal (Westlake)
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Thursday, March 1,2007
Girls Basketball
8 p.m.: AHS @0-11 D;,tnct Semifinal IF NEC- .
ESSARY (SlJoseph Academy)
8 ~m.:ALHS @D-IID;,trielSemifinalIFNEe§SSARY(Medina)
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Eagles'iSchoch, Cards' Pritt
silrvive.lfighland sectional
.tllJON/SHEFRELD VILlAGE
By Matt Pawlikovd<l.
, Not only did 'O~tad FnUsadvnnce
to ' tho. Dh'ision .U Ontario District
wrestling'-Championships ,in 'great
shape. tbeBulJdogs defendod their titIe
OgalIlSt somfJ :sbingentcompetition ot'
the·rocent':'.scctional meet., which was
hold at HigWondHigh School this past
wookond.
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The>Bulldogs finished with an
impresSive -219.5 poin~. Fnifview was
second wilh 205.'poinls. Fuirview~s .£elJaw West Shorn Conference rival Rocky
RiveT was sixth with 97 points.
1118 Avon Engles placed seventh with
80.5 points followed by eighth-plaeo Day
SHOREMEN,
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Wrestling
(74.5). Brookside ,ended' the tournament
13th i.vith 26 points. , ' ,
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It' was a tough day for Avon. as the
Eagles advanced just. one wrestler out,of
Highland. in Lee Schodl.
' . Jake
SaJadonis' (103).. 'Nick
DiFmncosco (119). Max Saladoni, (152).
Bill Buck (160) Darned fifth-pia"" ollornate spots. Duke Long (112) and Bryan
Wunmer'(1tJ9.) ended the day with sixthplace finishes.
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TIle Brookside Cardinals 0150
advllDced one wrestler. Miko Pritt. ot 112
pounds. Anthony Parrotta· finisllCd'in
SixtIl plnce.
off 2007 racing
season with. Catch a Leprechaun.
By Matt Thomlcroft
The 2007 NCN Radng saries begins
March .; in' Avon Lake with tho eighth
nnnual C"llch 0 Lcprcchaun 30K. 15K and
5K .mns, presented by Wonder Machine
Servieeslnc.
, Tho
Nuxt
Generation
Child
DCl'olopmcnt Conter and GolfGcl&\VaY oro
joining together' to host the race at The
Landings shopping center in 'Avon Lako.
Registrntion is at 6 a.m. The starting hom
will sound at 7 a.m. .
,. TIm Cntch a Leprechaun funs provide a
,variety ofruns for avnriety ofrunners. Fast
and nat courses make them cosy runs, for'
bl.."ginriers."he longer distances make for a
good tuno~up for, athleles trnining for
upcoming spring mamthons.,
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Post-race refreshments wnJ be senred.
Participants enn register online for the'
Catch a, Leprechaun or futuro rocrs at
www.ncnmcing,com or by colling NCN
Fitness at 366-0645. Volunteers are wei·
como and ilro still, needod, Course mops
am also available online,
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The series resumes April 15 witldhe
annual Buzzard DuathlonIBiatbJon 'and 3.
mile run at 'the, CleveIand Mctroparks
Hiric.kley ReservatioD.followed n. wee~
later bvthe snndy'RidgeH11f Marathon
and 5K at' Lorain' Gounty. Communitj'
. ,'"t,"_ .:.,
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CoUege on Aprl122.
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March 4: leprechaun 30Kl15K15K
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April 22: Sandy Ridge Half Marathc:rl5K
April 29: One Step 5K1Mile Walk/Fun Run
May. 13: Columbia Infine Skale Marathon
June 17: Willoughby Uons OuathIon!Bia~'?nl5K
'June 24: Park2Park Half Ma:athonl5K
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July 1: Columbia' lo-Mile RunlSkat~:.
,July 8:'Summer Triathlon/Ouathlon ~ ','
July 22: HunlingtonSprintTriathlonlDuathion
A1Jgo 5: Findley lake SprinVlntL Tria1rlon
Aug. 26: lorain SprinVlntLTriathlon'., Sept 8: Findley lake TrialhlonlDuathlon
Sepl23: Ughthouse2~ghthouseHalf Marath~
NovoA: Inland Trail Marathon/Half Marathon
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from pago 21
team s~dings, in what was a difficult
tournament. 'Tomenek joins four other
wrestlers· who will mako tho trip to
Montor. Senior- Dritt Phillips (29-9)
roboundm.l.'lftur' 0 tedmjcUJ fall (1&-1) loss
to SL Edword'sDan Gonsor in the 'semifi· ,
.. nals and took third with a 5-4 victory m'er
Lakewood's Justin SntltIl.
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Sharemen seniors Orinn DrisColl (1139)
and Glen Longwell (215) nnd juniorBlnke
Jurdollek (112) advuncml with fourth.pllll.'U
,finl.shl.'S. Junior Andrew 1hrter (125). senior
Alex Heier (140) ond' junior Den Kovach
unrriOl.l:· alternote spots with fifth.placl.l
awolros. 'Junior DlInny Urhin' (l31l) and
sophomore Pat Flesher (205) plnL-ml sixth.
,. "You nlwuvs hopo for mom, 110 d(~lIhl."
Avon take lu';nd coach KCIl WI.~H\'ur Sllid.
"This is, n vcry tOllgh sectiOllul. prohalJly .
tho toponuin thu St1.l1l1."
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Lost \...i..·ek's incloment weuther foreed,
, tho 'dosure of' nil.' afternoon ucl!\'ilit!s
TIHlsdav ,nigI11. 'School wtts· Ollt .~II day
WedilCsday, Thursday. the dny hUID,;? the
first,iuiuld. ,Was'ono of only two nVllIlnhlu
"doys during tIle' wuuk.
, "Wo wunt IOIJlcpnru' 1110 wrt!sllers nl,l,
\\'L'UkIQllg Dnd. it didn't work.oul, Ihnl wny. ,
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Editcr's Nate: Sports Sf?Ot sUb~iss,?ns ar.e due before 4: pm.,on ltje , alllf wash provided.:You·n~ invit~ 10 br'ing a~' spiritS and' snacks.' Races ' re'gislra'tion at the Avon lake High School Corr.mons .Fe~. ,22 fr~m ,
6:30-9 p.m. First·year players must, ~ring a ,co~y of t~~lr birth ce~fi-,
Thursday before the desired publicalidn date Only items from communio/.
begin al 8 pm Horses are availa.":<le at a cost 01$ 15. Call Roger a1934and non-profit groups and organ~tions will be acrepted. All items
5131 10 reserve your hOlse. Corporale tabies 3l'e ava'lable lor S175 and ,cate. Boys'or girls ages 14 and older mteresled m umptnng should sign
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rpn on a space:-avaJlable basis. E-mail to include 8 tickets {one lable~ ad.'Crhsement in ~he program. free sponsor- up al registration. A S151ate fee will be added to all registrations after
Feb. 22. Cost is $40 for bO]S3nd girls T-ball (age 5); $55 for ,boys
pressthomlcroft@hotmaiLcorn Fax items to 933-7904, mail to P.O. Box
ship of a horse. and recognihon throughout the evening. Also offered is the
rookie (age G), boys coach pilCh (ages 7~8) mrd girls ponytail softball
aoo.Avon Lake 44012 ordrop them off at our offICe at 158 Lear Road , Eagle Sponsorship, whim costs, S550 and includes an of ,the above,' plus a
(ages 6-7);$65 for gillsS·10 softbal~ 11-12 softball, boys 9-10 basein Avon Lake.
horse in 1he final rare For more lnformahon or 10 receIVe a registratlOl1,
please call Margo Joseph at 934-5131 or ?oJ';! Baker aI937-9554.
' ball and boys 11-12 bas~b~lJ;,$75for girls 1,3-1~ soltbaJl; sao for
Learwood track information
boys 13-t 4 baseball and boys 15·1 B baseball
The Leary;ood tra~ and field team releas~d, important dales and · Special Olympics volunteers
times' to remember. The ,team will meet Feb. 26, 2:45-3:15 p.m~
Volunleers and supporters are· neededfol the 2007 Spedal
learwood auditorium to pass out medicaVcontacl information and dis·
Olympics North Sedion Basketball Tournament al the Lorain County
cuss pr~season conditioning with entire team. Marth 5 from ,2:45-4:15
Community College Ewing Aclivities Ce'nler Feb. 23-25. ContaCt
pm, at Learwood .track is the first 'day ,01 tondi!ioning. Conditioning will
LCCe's Siudeni Ule OWce at (800) 995-5222 (ed 4747) m log on 10
begin on (his dale and will continue for the re:>t of the week (Mondaj
w'NW.1or<iinccc:.edl.l!ro. Volunteers are needed to serve as· scoreboard
Friday). Tea.rn will condition Monday-Friday of the next week as,well
operators, garriebookke~pers,' announcers, music operators, fans, signs
Please dress for the weather. Marcl15, hom 7-7:30 'p.m~ at Lear.... ood
and vocalists or instrumentalists to sing or play the Nat,lonal A~them.
auditorium is Parent Information Night to go over the season and answer
Girls
golf clinics
any parenVathlele ques.tions. March 19, trom 2:45-4:t5 p.m~ at the
The Ohio Girls Golf ~undatjon spring golt clinics. for gilts ages 8Learwood trad< is the firs.t day' of pradice. Practice will begin on this'
18 will take place April 7,' 14.21 and 28 at West Pines in Avon. Each
date and 'will continue for the entirety of our season Practice will run
of the, dinics featules experienced LPGA and PGA Gall Prolessionals '
.Monday-Friday throughout, the season. Dress, for the w~ather.
who work closely to provide the best learning erwironment ~long with
Avon soccer registration
an excellent sludenVteacher ratio. Girls who participate iil these group
The Avon Soccer League Association (ASLA) is accepting regis- , lessons WI!! have an opportunity to continue wOlking 'on their sk;~~:;
tration for the Spring' !1007 season Registration is open to all children
through private lessons, partially funded by the Foun~alion. For clinic
ages. 3'and older by August 1',2006. The deadline for the recreation, registration" download a,regi!.tration forf!! at www.oggf.org, pick up a
league registration is Feb. 28. VISit the Avon, Soa:er website for online
form at one 01 the' clinic sites. or 'contact OGGF EJcecutive Diredor
registration: www.avonsparts.org/svccerorcaIiJeanieRadchffr..at.
Judd Stephenson, (440) 871-4638 or [email protected]
937-1842 for more informatio~
Cost is $15 per chnic,$50 lor ,all four. The signup deadline is March 20.
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The lB·hole Sweetbri3l' Women's Golf League is looking for new
West Shore Hospital are spans'oring several heallh screenings for Avon
members. League play;. ,at Sweetbriar G6lf·Coursein 'Avon lake eVery
and.surrounding area residents. Topics. include a lalk on cardiac stents, , Tuesday morning beginning May 1through Sept 25. Me~bership is $35.
3 Heartsaver CPR class, bone density screening and more. For specifThe league's annual spring kickoH luncheon is April, 24. Women golfers
ic dates and times. visit www.cilyofavoncom and click on eilher winter
of all a::les are welcOme. Please contact Barb at (440) 333-1281.
or spring recreatj~n progr!:ims; ,
Party Hearty time
Avon recreation programs
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· . The AL A1hlelc.Boosters' annual Party Hearty '~ill take place Feb. 24
The Avon, Recreation Department Is now offering and registering • flam 7 pm-midnight at the Irish Heritage Club on SR 83 in Avon lake. Cost
several recreation programs for the spring and summer seasons. Some
15 ~25 per person. BYOa Contact Sieve Me'f';I's at 933-~995 for tickets.
of them Include youth volleybal~ Fun ~ience" Kidzart, Safety Town and
Tribetickllts
for sale
Tut T·baJl, 'just to name ,3 few. Additional programs will be forthcor:1i~g.
The Avori Lake Shoremen baseb3l1 team is.selling ,tickets 10 the
I{interested in finding out about these a.1dany others, check the CIty
Aprij 29 Cleveland Indians game against Baltimore, (~:O5 start). Tickets
website at W'....w.dtyolavon.com nrvisit the parks and recreation depart·
can be purchased at Avon Lake Little League registration at the ALHS
ment at 3500,1 ,Sd1w2rt.z Road in,Avon.·. "
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Night at the Racp.5 .. ' .
,wi:l be offered a discounlC':! ticke~
The Avon AIhleUc Boosters' 'A N"ghl allhe Races' Voill take place al
AL Little league slgnups
Tom's Country Place March ~1. Proceeds benefit Avon athletes in gradES
The Avon Lake Youth Baseball F~deration will hold,its fil"1al dsy ~f ,
7-12. Doo<s open el6 pm A buffet d;n""r Voin be seMl<l at 630 pm Beer
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Don't underestimate your ability to bMildretirement savings.
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of AmeriCa and the Financial Planning Association:
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will need t~ reacn your goals. Try to visui'lize the
they could accumulate $200,000 ill net, worth in
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winning the lottery would be the most practical strat- qualified financial professional ,can' help, you set a
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second group is totally unrealistic. In fact, a person's
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'l'be cause and the effect of our falUngrealestate market
'Nationally speaKing, t'he real ~stale market is
~ach year since about 1995 in' the areas mentioned',
experiencing an um.·sual adjuslment these days.
'above, we'do not have that significant'app'redation to
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Many families have purchased a new home during the
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has caused much of the ,excess inventory ,in the
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marketplace. Then, as more and more sellers have been
degree'.'of investor· speculation. "Flippers" would buy
unable to sell, they have reduced the listing price and
, and the,:\ sell homes jus,t for a short-term, gain. They
even placed both: their 'new and old homes, on the
were'able to do this because of the rapid rise in hous- 'and appreciation' if th(>~' purchased 'before 2003. A'
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2005. There'will not be any increase in the num~erof­
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Factory Girl
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Rtln~ing,1irne:1 hour. 27 min.
osting three-way' race between "Babel." "The
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tin Scorsesc his first Oscar. not to montion being the
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being accepted into the ultra,.
only big hit at the box office among the five nomi•
hip artist misfits of the era"
couple of more scenes with
neos. it has D good shot'. The general pubpc scams to
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like it best too. according to soveral onhne polls.,
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(played by Guy Pearce 'of
,As' a romance blossoms
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and political message is the kind of"important..
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Warhol becomes jealous and
message~ film Oscar voters love to reward., hU,t by
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Sedgwick realizes she \vas just ri
grossing under 530,million; the film was not seen or
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including ,David
Dowie
prop 'and tool to get his films
supported much, by the goneral, public:. Sometimes·
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made and his projccts financed.
Oscar likes to re'\'ord a critically hailed film that,is.
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Glover' ("The Doors"). and
SedgWick. who, hils dark secrets
al!;o' popular ,with .the public (i.e. "Forrest Gump...•
with' u 'gre.nt. makeup job,
of abuse growing up. goes into a
"Titanic':' "Gladiator." etc).,
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looks like the real deal. He
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bankruptcy ,tuking ovcrher,life.
under 510 mi,llion.the film was a sleeper hit. gross- _..~,
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It·s only then thnt ,wu begin to
ing neurly $60 million in becoming ,a ,true l:rowd. ~>J,
After meeting Sedgwick, he
see Miller given the ,chance to
pleaser. U's nlso a showcase for an acllng ensemble.;'''-o.f
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display what she can do as'an
arid after lost year's big acting e'nsemble "Crnsh":':~:r
beauty and' realizes she
actress. But these ure moments
pulled off onc
the biggest upsets in the Best Pic-,"'~"::'~'
\'iQuld be a good subject' for
we've, seen dozens, of ,times
ture, raco in Ofll:ar history. the octing brunch Uhe :;,<~7
his artsy/underground films.
,hefore. porformud just oswell
higgoslon'e, i~ ~hc Academy) may Joan towards ~his;.:;;~~~·
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and ,better by several other
film. Boing releose on DVD bnck in D~cembor,soall".\:~.
Warhol and hi:s cohorts meRns
actresses over the, yenrs.
voters can, ctltch it definitoly did not hurt il's..~~:~'
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out. Expect a ton ()f media covera~o on lho Oscars~"::'~l~:
,nmong tho VVluh'ol disciples IlFactory Girl:
characters wore more devol·
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'. enamored with the artist. but never in n ,romantk
worth ctlring nbout .
.-, 'w'uy, shu 0150 he comes the main source of income
Ruther. it feels like
":"W~lrhol relies on to contlnue mnkinghis art.
fomiliar grounrl wilhout
:'.::.:l'.Surprisingly~tho 0:10 por~on thul points out Ihul' l!l1ylhinn n,uw to orror.
i:slu!.is beingllxploitud by Wnrholis lIul 'rising
Oscar watch:
:po,al/prophol folk singer Bob Oylnn.
With the Academy
i'::Iiaydon Christensen. [omous for playing tho
.yotIng Annkin 'Skywalkcr in' ~heJust two' "Star' Awards ,tnking plnce this
S,undny. the Oscors have'
Wars" prequels is uninteresting choice to play the
soomed to lost tiny sus~
Y~lIng Dylan and docs a ,good job.
ponsellfter tho cOlll1tlos~
Othor'rumili'ar focos appearing in 'Iho film
other awards shuws thill'
includo Jimmy Fullon.Menn 8m'uri ("American
have laken placo in tho
Bcolltv") 'ond Shllwn J-Intu~y ("In und Out.", "The
pnsttwo months'. No sur~
Cooler"). It see'ms like they wero' just casted uecause
Greg Kinnear from, '
Brad Pitt in 'Babel" ,
prises should occur in
thuy uro f"miliar rDeOS. They're not given vory much
'little Miss Sunshine"
Ihe lIf:thlM, categories. If
to do and it would hove hoen interesting to sou'n
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440-930-SIGN (7446)
Weekdays Marth 27·29 ••• ,' .•.•5:00 PM ',10;OOPM
Apn13·4 '" ."'" ., ''''','' , •.5'00 PM ~ 10.00PM
ApnJ5 (School Geta.....3y Day)
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Visl! partlclpallng Pizza Hullocntrons
and purchase a 2 UIl!f or Pepsi
producl and recelYe S2.OO dIscount
011 ql!flen'll admIssion
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IFRtE MONDA", FRIDA'"
CHILDREN THR[E AND UNDER ARE rREE
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AVON,
North Ridgeville
, 2BDRM.' good condlUon older
, dup1dC. StD\"e. Rdrlgerdtor_ No
Smokln,ll_ S580/month plus
gas & electric. I :rear lease
imd~tyde~1t reqUired.
. 3BDRM ranch
$650lmonth .
52 Commercial Space
For Rent
Avon Lake
440-937-5784
Avon
DOd.. S95G'rronth plus 'Ceposilh.s1~I~es.
216-469-0245
Bc.onutiful3DDRM. family room
Ihifl.l; room. dining room.
Quiet stftotot.· Eudlt'nt LlChoob..
HIJIje :rnnl. 2-clr garnse;
Bnclcporth
$1.225 monthly
440-327-6749
Ou.!STED FAUS mnch 3BDRMf1.59TH. new driww<l:y'on 1 acm olland.
Quiet neighborhood: $1075fmolllh
plus security wfopllon to buy.
,garage, Btlpllances. Immediate
0CCIJI)llr1t')'. Pets OK. 285 Dellwood.
S8SQImonItl.440-242-5025 . ,
'
AVON lAKE. 32551 Laka Road. ~.
mler localion, ,Iako·vlaw access,
3BDRMI2BTH. appliances; 1l?-cat
garage. $100G'm0n1h. 440-933-7065 '
AVON LAKE3BORM, new Interlorde-
cor and e.terior landseaplng. NO
PETSSNO SMOKING. S900/monlh.
44O-r0:>00B6
AVON LAKE dupla~ 3BORM.11vlng
room. balh. kltche:v'k!lchee, separate utility room. garage, gas !'Iell.I/hot
water tonk; whole house alt. No pels.
S69OfmonIh+$S60 5ecttrity. "
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440-933-9965 ot 440-937~1
AVON lAKE. Rent to Chm. AD newf
480RMlJ8TH, UI bll.semenl. 2\o!rocaf
attached garage. 33394 Chalham.
S189'"~ 440-454-2002
www.H;rmrr>Q!l~OrNoDe:a1!Xl!.1l
~15/monlh
all, utilities ~d
includeS ,
appliances.
Call 440-967-6550
VERl\DUON LAKEFnONr
55
Lake Eric bench
Fcneed)"lU"'d • so~o pet'J OK
Cnll
«0-967-4497
or sales group.
Vermilion: S. Shore
440-933-2263
LoduCoiI:iOn. retil'eml'flt program.
5ec:tiOD 8 approved.
I30.-auly
New upscale Salon opening in A
WESnAKE Beautiful updated sollt1oveI. 4080 Porter Road. 4BDRtN.2Bo
TH. 1,99Osq.n... 2~ attaehod gcruge,
}i-aero lenced·ln corner 101. Pels
noootl8blo.
'./'. SpadoWt Single
WESTLAKE
Bmnd new 2DDRM/2.5BTH loft.
Upecale amenities
AvaiJable May 2007
$2,400'monlh' '
,44~·1..fJ514
52 COmmercial Spbce
For Renl
$360
,__" ,. Double $450
·-':;;BoleOny \\ith IUvemew
~._~.,
,NC.DiningRoom
44ll-323-0914
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Office or retaJl
New one !'tory bu1ldln~
, 2000 $CtFt.
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Will sub-divide: O\\"J1er \\1ll
pro\ll.de tenant bul1dout.
CROCKERPAKK
un.
Avon
1600sq.fl ·l'Omoncrcial spacc.
Excellcnt location.
Brick and block blrllding.
Well insulated.
professionallifc:. '
I'kmt: call Ci1rW.lnu
.it 4-W-26J.S081
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or Fax nsume to 440-617·9473
Jj;s Vacation prope. rty
For Renl
~o
Help
Wanted
Administrative
Assistant
I
Westlake metnt'distributor
looking for full·time
Ilcceptionlst I
Administrnth'c N!slstnnt
In srnnll. frUIt paced
sales office.
MWlt. hn.\~ strong' rompU!.er
and typing skills along wilh
, exCf.·llent customer scn;ce.
l\1·F 9;OOA,\I-7:30PM.
tl~.
C\REGJ"ER NEEDED
~fOfremalebt1l'oeerJ 18.J5~ftn
or age ror l125-)TlIJ"old ranale Ytllh
Cerebnal Pilhy. fulJll';vt time. C\·m1n~'
and weel..mth. MIN be ~Ie 10 lin and
tr.lIL,fer. Mult prefurm tl:dly Ih·'ni:
:k:ti.. il~ MIl'oI have CIII" too \"3llot lrod.)
and be I'oillini: II' 1I'C. nocl~lUlId dl«k
tnmll.>ll-.ry. ''1m\t' (nil l.uuO!
4.$lJ..J56-074K Ilr ~).M5_1605
CHIl.DCARE provider lor atterschool
Cllre fOt' 8 and 10 year old in my AIIOn
homo. Must MVO own lransportatlon.
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CrTY OF t~ORTH RIDGEVILlE
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CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS
The North Aidgevme CIVil SolVlco
CommiS31on announcos enlry levol
e.arrinatJons lor:
PAmOLM.~NCLASS
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StarTing 5aIary - $48.984.00
Apphcation Foe· ~5.00
216-521-2346
MINIMUM OUAUFICAnONS'
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Frontage on Route 83
Avon Lake
-Flexible Lease Terms
• Build-out Negotiable
(440) 567-2653
(440) 933-6908
Ask (or Kathy Bettridge
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el5ectiOn 124.4t ollhe Ohio
Ravlsed Code and any applicablo
ordinaoco 01 the Oty ol North
Ridgeville. Ohio.
2.· High .sthool graduate or
BQuivalont.
3. U.S. Citizen.
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4. Must be able 10 pnss a physICaJ
09'lrty ,tosl and ¥f"ilM elCDmlnatton•
WRnTEN EXAMINATION
SCHEDULED:
TUESDAY. APRIL 3, 2007
CHECK-IN6:3a P.M.
NORTH RIDGEVIlle
itr
tnhullnj:. filll1ll. t>rllUl1l1lnj:. coonlm:d·
Inll. and ll>Ulmptrdn,femn~ eaU,. fll'
mili:lrily Ytilh the <Li~··ll d:ry l'!'Crdliull\
tlf:l h"meu"nc:r a~ ·iatltln. nuinte.
nURl.:eI~lln~lrllcliun ilnoJ \hotthand a
rlu'. MU';I he lIble IU,'olowl iooet>cn.
tJllnll\' hoI Lllo.C' Jm~:11\""', C"mf"nal>le
\I-Jlh ·eonllllunic:Jli.. n~ \·101 cdL fa\ t>r
c·mail.
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In~:ll. tk~nWhle.and .... '1'111\(' 10 ICllal
;u.d ,·...f1tJoJeuliai mane"'.'
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EDUCATION CENTER
Applicatlons m.r!lI be made on the
regular appllCBtion lorm, oblalned at
Norlh Ridgeville City Hilll,. 7307
Avon Belden Road, Norlh Ridgeville. Ohio. Monday - Friday,
8:30AM.• 11A.M and t2:3OP.M 10
3:00P.M., b&g!nnlng MONOAY,
MARCH 5. 2007, M applICationS
musl be relurned 10 North ~idg(Ndlo
City Hall 110 talor Ihan 3:00 P M
FRIDAV. MARCH 16; 2007 and
musl be accompanled Wllillhe $25
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AGIUTY TEST SCHEDULED:
SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2007
CHECK·IN 8:30 A.M.
f~ORTH R~DGEVlUE CITY HALL
Jamea P. Vost, Chairman
, City 01 North Ridgeville
Clvlf Scrvlee Commission
Equal Oppor1unlfy Employer
LCM LlJan SIS(l t(l ~
Gill T~rri .uo-~9-9J3S
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..rrick
I\1o.int.cWmce I Repair
Technician
p~ ulne (25 hrBl.....~>ek)
7:30nm-4:00pm <J;Iexible hound
Mill.....rii;hl, toolmnker-mnchine
,repmr, mnchining lPlheDricW!port Mill drill press, light
rileet.ricuJ: common !!Cn5e.
Sena resume to:
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Drivers. A1'CI you geltlng 8. pavln·
crnase?, Roehl drtvers havel.Pmc1IcaI
Route and lop 10 PIr{. Up to $3.000
sIgn-on bonus; Studanls and 0'0
Welcome. Closs A roquired. C811 TO"',
dayl1-8T7-n4-5J13.
....--,GoRoehl.com.
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Mcll.valne Trucking' needs drivers. :"-.'~'.
-COLA, 2 yrs e.p. Average $900 a . ,
weelI: from Ohio Valley to east Coast ...
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M.~ A~..i!'t.nnt needed f!!!:~·:i~
.':,"'1
Weortlake Family P'radice
H:;~i~~::~;~- .~,.-{~,~.
icala\Si~tant t1u1 plays well wtth
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0IhcB. Must ha\"e ability to orga- !'~':'~
niu: and cClmplete ",uk in a timc'" ." ..::.'.:~
I)' manner an~ POS!ieSS cx~lI~t
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\-abal and Vtnlten commwuC3Uoo
skills.
What "'e ofTer:
A competiti\"C wage. heoIth benefits. great doctors, stdf, and
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patia:nts. You can't posslbl ask ,...
tor-more.,
Ir )·00 an: Interested In th1s
opportunity, ptease (ax your
rt:SUUJe with pay hlsIory to:
Andn'a S. DrlscoI~
PnlctJce Managa-
440-248-0841 or anullio
• ,[email protected]
::'~~.CDt.-A ...,3mo..
COU440-537-4686
. Full hcn{'filJl.
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A rmrr·timt' fIIl,ilion l.f :6 hou~ I'Cr
""....l. fin' hlluNi rer tJiI\'. IIJ:UlI,\f\l.
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raced. pruh:Mlonal bu~lnl:~~ urn,·.. I,
u\·aililhle ftl:'llPl'licUlll "htl ha.\ the ful·
l(l""in~ cre.lcnllilk Ewdl.. nl urne...
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Quullnnltloill'l' Illdode pn.fideney III
filln!!. 1L1I~"'erin~ lI1ulti-hne 1-111"1<". ur·
j1nni/:lll\on. e"ml'otcr (Word. I~:\ed.
I'u"erl'nlnl. ACTI eU'll'mer !>('I'\·ic...
rnlllli'Ll,lin~.:>ilelltJil1~ I" tklail~. llhil·
Ill. \u...l moJet'lude~I!>'. I~'ring. <.Ij(.
reoonar
Drlver.1 Act Nowl 21 CL-A Drivers
Needed. ·36-43cpmlS1.20pm -SO
Fax Resume to
AmU:'IiISTlL\TIVJ.:As.."iISTAN'r
1'nr1.TIIllt' _ 2li h.,o" Iw:r \lftk
Ilt"n",1'o n..r', A\.·.odullun
Drlven - Now Incroased Pay SC8Ie.
"'Home WfM:Ikends'lncenti¥e Bonus
Pro;;ram -lale Model TmcIors 'Pnld
Vacallons. Holidays and Personal
Days ·HouIth. DemaI, Vision & U1e Insurance after 30 days -401K 'Paid
CompuIer Miles plus ~ 'No NYC or
Hazmat 'Open Door Polley Drivers
Are OUr ...1 Priority. Wannemacher
Tt1JCk Unos Is a
lamily orient·
ed. cmrIer loca1ed In Uma. Ohio. call
8000731-3025 x13 or apply online:
USA Truck 1
Con:aet Hugh or Doris toillroe
800-426-2550 lor lree brod1ure. Or
~ as CU" wobsIte www.beslfJslWlg.cx:m.
DrIver: Ellm up to 40c per rrile and
gol homo time. NlMJ( !ravel more than
eleven hours lrom homel One year
OTR requlrnd. BOD-201-47B2.
North Ridgeville OffIce;,
Full or part
canadian Rshlng CabIns For ; ",.,t.
DrIver: Don't Jusl Start your camer,
SIll.r1 It Right! Companysponsored
Cot. trllining In 3 weeks. Must be 21.
Have COL? TuITion Illirnburseme'lll
CAST. 866-917-2778.,
BOOKKEEPER
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Walleyps. Jumbo perch. northerns.
year~
Drlvers • PtrIII1CnlUeI $1.000 SIan
On lot c.pert9nced om. Detkol4d"&
, Regional Avaltabb A30. Owner Opor~
&torS; T earns & COL gmds.. WflIalme.
440-364-7033
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is currcaJy hiring experienced full
und pari time hnIrst}11sb with
clientele. We lItC all about aatering
ttl )'our clients in D rdox.cd and fun
c:mironment. A gre:at orporIunilY for'
a polished and C1thusia.\tie styli\! 10
my,..rove the qualifY of hi~ or her
WESTLAKE
$'''''''''''''''' .
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" ,.. ;... Affordable
r.art
4<!{)'B92-9660
440-315-6127 .
Informallon and an Appoirrtment.
Equal Houalng OpportunIty
Beauticiim
tin. \tf position for busy WcsU.ike
5ol]oo. Paid \·ac.ation. paid
,
216-6764)685
, Detention Qfflr.er: $17.32,~O.69 per
hour 10 start. Phoenix. Art.."Of\a. Maricopa County ~tfs OffICe. EweePeni
=~= ....--.gom3gnum.com:
LOOkinG for Ill11bitious and
eulhusi.:Jstlc Sl}·list for full or
2BDRM/l.5BTII To"mhome
Full anti p:ut time
Residentio1 nod comnl..n:iaI
F!re t1nd ....'alerdnm~
Tinnit.wale Hire. Experil!nee
pn-fem.'Cl.l'lust hn\"e own
ll'tlmportntion. Cnll bcl:l'o'reu
12:00pm4:00pm l't·F
Drlver-' Owner Operalors Needed.
·.AII dispatch miles paid, loaded &
err>pty plusluBl~ on loaded &
J.35O sq.fL'
BEACHPARK TOWER.
carol Duflk!ld at 44O-93J.2233lor
Send ft!lume to:
Hnmmnn's &kery
1607 S1. Rt. GO, N
Vennition. OH44089
Shclfie1d & Avon area.
SEctJlUTY SPECIAL $350
Heat. and water Free
ever
Cake decorating,
,
Borders
·E\U';l1ncOl:n:;~~
440-248-3481
ToU free 86&462·1211
OTA can 9"3t you!! 545.000.. a
experience belpful
Id~ f~r docto~.lnsuran:c~
VERMILION TOWNHOUSE
Looki~ for mon: control?
bu.~ineM )'00 C:m c:njoy
West sId... ' '
Heallh InsuranCelDen1al. 30 mornhs ot
younger tractors- And much much
more... 866-346-4639. Only 4 mos,
OTA e_porienc:e required. Owner Cps:
800-437-5907.
Part rime
HOUSE I OFFICE SPACE
E:'(pc:rlenc~
Drlver-I...ook Wblrt 4 Monltls Cutten!
Bakerr. Help
For Renr
FI\~ days per week
benelits, No e.perienctl necessary.
«0-734-2424
OffIce Space
,
.. J'ampcrt'd Old' IJU!iiDC5!li offen
)'00 "uk I fotmily b3laDa: .
• Satisfaction from a
Part tlUle
Contact 602-307-5245. 877-352-6276.
....--.ncso.org. 400 vacardos.
2BORW1.5BTH. CIA. utility 100m, pallO; stove. fl'!frigeralor. dsposal. HoJat
and wall'r supplied, SoacurlIV teQtlired.
SEJc:Ilon 8 approvod. 440-179-1927
440-212-8200
Is now 1lIldna applications lotlt:l
Waltfng
SNichpark , oYotlt Is an
award winning arIordabie eoinrrunIt,
fOr thos8 Age 62 and
and those
wtC1 MobIlity tnolPClrmonts. P1BllS8 call"
ReUree's welcome.
part time,drlvers.
frt'V standing office wnrehoUl-C.'
building Ytith O"erhend door.
Approximate!;.' 1500 Nt.ft
Great loaation, plentr. ofparkirog..
$1200 plus utilities.
27269 Center Ridge Rond
440081100758
2500 Sq. Ft. 3BDRJI,I/2*BTII
with prhllltc snn~·
Avon Lake
Villag" On The Green
440-933-8247
WESrLAKE
IBORM upmtment
,
. $4W1month
Heat and app1.ian~,included.·
Pool and Gnmges
44Q..93()..7500 ext. 202
Auto Parts Store
Looking for
A\;nilnbie'hnmcdinwh;
Vennilion
AVON LAKE 3-4 Bedroom. 1.5 Baths,
• Up 10 SOOO p€lr 'Mlell;
440-327-1490 '
1300-2600 foq.' ft,
,
vr_a~_~~_1
1:..80_,_ _
Clcuni.ng Person
ATTENTlON-WiLL TRAIN.
• 18 part,1ud limo positionS.
• Rapid ad\-ancemenl
- No e_pcrierco necessary
Good Locution
COnnm.ient Pnrk..ir.g
-=3963
440-934-9444
330..f3Sg.G741
OFFICE OR.
RE'I'AIL
Avon ,
.
Quiet ~
CLEANERS
company seck..~ saIl.:!> n-ps fOT IL~
nt'w m:~llnne In ""CSt suburbs
of CIe\~fLutaln. Full benefits.
Call 800-673-2531
or Fax resume to
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Wanted
A\\Olnl \\1nnJ~ direct mall
RcWI Space
NORTli RIDGEVILLE 48DRPM!8TH
rardi. 2-ear ga'age:
Help
Help
Wanted
Advertl:ilDg Sales
Up to 27005q.ft.
Sire Frontage. Great \'isibilit:r.
Idb"l 10000tion
Good'trnOI.. 00:-".
440-537-4686.
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MY GYM - WESTLAKE
DlrrctWOI'!...-I Tet.r.bn"
Eoth1lYastk. ouq;oing'and dediCated
bKli\"idu:a1 with j;oOO communicallon
'~1d11i. and. genlline ~ of children.
<f
n~~nrn~~'
, ,puns nod m~ a plus. ,
Please email your rc:wme with c:clVCI'
letter telling us why you would like 10";
be! put of our team 10 ' -
m:nommlro@,aolc.'um
. or, cllJl4W-479-6476 -
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, Sd1uoI Sl~.. \\~lronJl: tu appl}'
For 'mono Inr~nnatiOn aall'
Shippin~ and Rl'ttMnJ.:,
Wureho~ .\."'Sl<rulltt
Travel The USA For Pay! Use your
pick up 10 deliver "new- RV's
nalioov,1de. MotoolOmQS too! Get paid
10 see the country.
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