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Stringer warns of risk
Stoney Ridge sidewalk again in jeopardy
that the city abould da whatever necessary to get the sidewalks installed, even
if that nvfana going i™^ to the original
ordinance, defeated on Jan. 23 of this
year. That ordinancerequiredthe city to
spend $11,000 to supplement $23,000
(later corrected to $27,000) in CDBG
funds- available hgcrnise it is a low to
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AVON - Sidewalks lor the west side of
Stoney Ridge fioad were back on City
Council's work T T - n «g«w^« Monday
night, after a tetter from Lorain
Ho Mo Moaey. Ohio'* wcfl-meaning
County's ' Community Development
, Governor CkorgeVehiovicb has local' Block Grant Administrator Pat Knight
school districts scrambling with bis pro-' . left the (btare of the project uncertain.
- Law Etrectcr Daniel Stringer warned
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Lake and
•taM t» lose; buvdreds of thousands of
doUsn, wfakk'in f ixrn wiQ put a borden
OQ TfT*""^ ^ffi^nfff jf^ fim op tb© ever so
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AL council ready to come out swinging for schools
passed a zeaohttion- which'would object;
m2Ban fan the
to the state- possibly backing-iniEffr Avon
Lake- School^ budget by a reported^
jitone woes'could. .$430jD00 over two year C -V ; - -,'->•,
fort* amnxgi
•»•-' ^mnicflnmn' Matt'TjWtVly and Mayor
. t r i e t - i a particular either the ]u*wn: or
Vine* Urfain co-sponsored \n» cmixttjon
Elyiis: achool sys^ims. At first clanee 'Which.was;approv»d,an fint reading
that may sound attractive ta tome.nsionly, end wui have to poceed through
dcsts, but it could cost the homeowner
• two more readings to take effect- * .
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•;.;Ltmdy wanted .the resolution; to
jit there » « move to consolidate,
'Undergo an'emergency reading so it
would require Sheffield/Sheffield La__
would go into effect immediately, how. ... residents to pay.the same mUlage as ever Council Representatives K.C. Zuber
? 'their new-found
dMtrkt This la turn - and Holly Kowalski said they would like
"T could jump1 Sheffield Lake property ::to~ read - documentation about the
'/ taws as bigh'as 60 penenL.Tbis possi-.; alleged budget cuts. ;;
(•• bflity will most Ekely infuriate Sheffield : "I support the concept, but I would
V Lakers but at least itgives them options.
like more inibrmation," Mrs. Kowalaki
'%w -Oh by the way Governor VoinovichV said, adding that she Crat wants to see
^i shuffle doesn't hart Cleveland much — . how the alleged cuts and school !wdget
^'they stand to pick up $33 million in the
plan would aQect Ohio's big picture,
Ontiyilrpwn ZuWrwH hff " w M fimt
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D o a t p u t off tin tomorrow whmt^ Uke to receive correspondence from
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Governor
Volnovkh, and added that he
yoa c « t do todayl^Tbis cculd very
lwell be tbe current slogan far Avon City .did not see the need |br urgency.
.; He pointed out that the state is trying
•'Council regardrag'their off and on attito.deal with the.funding problems
tuda pertaining to block grant mantes
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[ ' * ' ' " " ' resulting from the recent lawsuit declar'•*V:-Avon could very" well Jose the grant ing the current method of school fund$M"money because they let too much tune ing unconstitutional.
('-'' go- by< City.Law Director Dan Stringer is - _. Mayor Vince Urbin said, in talking
'•£/ eoncMced about liabUity to the City of, with a state representative, be believes
pjii&kAvon. should a child got hurt and : the proposed figures that wiire reported
.;) Hey-Ted — everything isn't free.
^you're going to have to ipend some
-W-money to get some money. It's not a
> J perfect world. (See related article.)
TedGraczyk
I f you don't put the sidewalk in.
unpopular Itvy madbdoo.
While i& thr» witt he Joaers in.ihe : B y Uarc«Ila Grande
adding ;thnt since he's lived in Avon
prraw««d*buille the really big shake up
- Lake, bar propeity taxes have gone up
W « f c k j i t h ^ P W ^ M * Shef-' - A V O N LAKE - Not everyone was in dramatically, he now pays far trash
field 'X*k*-acbaot aysteea "where levies .total acpeement, hot City Cocmca- removal. «nd..the' income, tax has
[4^Cooncaman.
Ted Craczyk continues to
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i believe the bisoe has no place using city
This is abnnch of hooeyt
Fm voting fax no more •' ,;!
(city) moneyforthis at &O."
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added. I f itTt a state income tax, it will
considen 60 of the wealthier district* in '
Ohio to be overninded. . - - - - . .- "There'* a o royalty here-This
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back." he said.'
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- Tliereportedbudget cut may amount" budgetplaaisfiiQofdissazTtyandeven.
to- approximately,_ two percent of the calls Car budget cut* Ibr districts that are
school distrirfs.
$20 millioa budget. ' ,- - a U b u t l j e n k r u p t v ' - ^ . - ^ : ; - " ; • • " - . > • - • . • • • *
Ha said the already cash-strapped :
, f^HinHUT"1" • Greg Zilka . abstained
from voting on the resolution, since he
lose $63,000 over the next two years.
is an employee of the school district.
Lundy reported that the.state, now
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" altemative may be a state tax.
Ralph Nussle, 32653 Greenwood,
commented that the amount to be
reportedly'' cut - from the Avon Lake
Schools* budget is roughly equivalent to
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,X mill in Avon Lake real estate taxes*
"What's one millT* Nussle said.
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The Avon Lake Boat Club held their annual perch dinner for Beachparfc Towers
residents on Saturday, Feb. 11. ReskJents delighted in the perch feast and the
festive Valentine's holiday decorations. PRESS photo - court**? of thm Avon
LMkmBomtaub
ilbrarylPRESS sponsor 'Name that Room' contest
LAKE - The DiscoveryWorks
^ > now open. Caffe Espresso Is serving
^cotTee^and the visitor count grows on a
g-daily basis. But how do visitors find the
.. i;irightmeeting room now that there are
r ^ i i . t w large and two small rooms? Two of
tnem have.Neen named, but two haveno
?namss.:.':-Tje" library Is ' seeking the
^public's help In naming the two remain",(ng meeting rooms.
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Through mutual cooperation between
The PRESS and the The Avon Lake
Public Library, a special community
contest has been established to help
namo the two rooms.
PRESS Publisher Rick Hemmer. along
with Avon Lake Library Director Judy
Rlggle and her staff, have devised a contest format open to all Avon Lake
residents. ' -,
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Special entry forms are available at the
library's front desk and in each tfsue of
The PRESS until the cont<-st deadline on
noon, March 31. The entry form contains rules, format and other important
detells.
This is an excellent opportunity Iir
teachers to Involve their.students.in a
. community eflort that would be around
for years to come.
, The two winners wl't receiver a $100
savings bond from The PRESS. Winners
will also be recognized by having their
names engraved on wall < plaques
displayed near the meeting room
entrances. . *
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Anyone Interested In viewing either
room to help assist In making a selection
can stop by thev library during regular
business hours. ,
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Don't miss the.special contest entry
form In this week's PRESS.
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It's not Griffore's job
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To theiEddorv- - ".'r--^n^Jrjt „,, is"
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whicnJippea»Thi J th» Feb/15 wsua-of "
The FMSS. On page 14 there appeared'aa
article^pertaining to Sheffield Lake's
, Presiduntof Council William Griffore's
; goals for t2S95- -While t Agree with h i s '
ideas of hating the meetings televised,
andlthouldpt-HntoutthattheUieawas
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Criffore^ Ihave ft real problem with bit ^ 1
candidate for mayor myself, I
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^praparation. of the. budget i s in. fact, by
charter, the mayor'* fob. Therefore, poll,ing',thg^dHznns; on .where - they want
' their BWney»pent is not appropriate ac.Bon.on the council's part. Farther, if the
!' mayor was even remotely in. touch with
l the cittzana of this community, it would
'be •deari*where;we j.wont ithe • money
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As my; campaign continue*, I nope to
speak j o most, if not all of the citizens In
the;.canununlty^To'date.,most people
have/asked if "We can; free up some
money for roada^This'Is followed by
., same sort of ditching to alleviate water
^problemsjo some areas.! -•; ,• '•?.•
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-WhOe most ciifcans realize that they.
\: will see'soms reduction in fund'ng for
•' other departments to accomptisb thW I
:' think it is quite ."do- able." .;. '; C-T'
>'S*.Mostrcitfcwns'feel that;city gc?ern' ment Is not only non-responsive to their
-needs, but that it does not care.what
-" they (citizensj have to say. Mr, Griffore
/ caused C much ' of- : this
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-., : In short; if Mr. Criffore feels the need
:;; to spend more- money w e don't have, to
»* ask: questions; that^ all. In government
should already haver the answers to. 1
i'r sincerely hope the council-has the inL • sight to vote him down. If not. I hope the
' mayor has; the backbone to veto the
To the Editor; " ~~~'
Sheffield Lake b a d£y of famWies and
homes. Our dry doesn't need tu be Uken
apart. Our city hi-s been and still is a
great place to live and raise I-M^WM
If s a shame that Mr. Fusco wants %C~\
dismantle the C2ty of Sheffield Lake. The
Planning Commission that he wonted to
eliminate has helped encourage orderly.
plannnrf
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k Commission members Lave work,
Lake.
ed to provide help and ncommendations about ongoing growth and
development in tb» city.'
Police Department, Fire Department.
Service Department and City Hall
employees have worked diligently to
provide quality services In a time when
funds have not bees 'available tawpay
"them comparably to other cttiesTtoVci- x
ty council and mayo* have sought and
obtained funding b o m many sources.
They have also worked and found ways
to minimi™ expenses and at the samd
tip"? fpgtntatt* jerviccs- There i s no
doubt that if Sheffield Lake had the
amount - of money ' other cities have,
more could be done. But our dry doesn't
have that much money.
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It's not easy working o a a bare bones
budget: Sheffield Lake's families have
found ways to do that and sa has the city. It's been tough but everybody has
been working hard t o d o t t . •'•"•"'
Sheffield Lake should keep on going.
- It shouldn't be taken apart
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Coagratulatibns on last week's column. 1 think you hit the nail right on the
head ~ "Parents who really need to be
parents!" , Truer ;. words, were never
spoken. What a true tragedy this incident was. As a mother of thrne. It'ssomething we all worry about • our kids*
safety and we do need more parents to p a r e n t s .
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All adults and teens interested in participating in the creation of Children's Summer Theater to Avon Lake are in- .
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evaning. Feb. 23. 7:30 p.m, at the Avon
Lake Public Library.
LEARWOOD SQUARE
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(Between Rim-Rego StopN-Shop & Revco Drugs)
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brainstorm-ways to make ^Children's Summer Theater a reality and try U
form some committees to get the ball
railing., If you have a love of children
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and the arts, please try to attend this
'••'':'• .As far as rating, why waste the money. meeting. If you can't make this one but
; Last year's election should have sent a
with to be a part of this project, please
-'clear-message; Mr;- Criffore said- he
call Judy Riggle. Avon Lake Public
•' heard the electorate, yet he spares no exLibrary, at 933-8128. Thank you.
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To the Editor:
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!_Tbe Avon Lake Firefighters Would like
to" expresavotir gratitude to everyone
• * h a c i m e * o d supported our 33rd an-'
• anal ^Firefighters D a n c e . A special
thanks to all the businesses who purchased tickets and/or donated a door
prize. Thank you again, and hope to see
.everyone next yser. —
Avon Lake Firefighters
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Work Experiencaj Program has had a succesa&t
semester under the direction of TeactteiiCaatdinator
Ms. Orsn. While w»^Hng strides ia the classroom the
many nodnectnc symptonis *T¥t W not easy to •'
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woriing worid. There ere pcesen^r 21 students iavctvcdIntnealternalivBwhirationprogr«zi.lnadditioB to
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?risting •• Xjuira .Dorian^ Heficai f-tna Pnducts (Avon :
Lakei - Mike McJCinteyr Burger JOng £Avon Ukm\ -•
Kristen BresUs * Rebecca Schemachetr Scoop-n-Slicp
{Avon Lake) - Cameroa'tudlow: Fish. Coonectfoa Pet & Feed Center (Avon take) - Jim Waltz; Dotoino's Pizza.
(Avon Lake) - Tom linear Avon Lake Water flept. - Nate"
Wflcox; Office Max (Wesdake) - Causia CaioOo, Kelly
imjs, Aaron KohL and Shcuxlfl Soontag: Jenn*
Z)isaioutors (Wetflake) - Greg Setbr Ik Sana Webb;
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(Wertlakei - Merideth Ferner: Pizzeria Uao's (North
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-. Based upon pay stubs the students have recorded the
following statistics for the semester; Total hours:
; 6.145.6a. The top five students for hours worked werer
1) Jim Wahz, 617J5 hours; 2J Jason Levet.452.51 hours:
LEASWOOB MIDDLE SCHOOL POWEJE OF THE 3} Rebecca Schumacher. 425.44 hours; 4J Mike
FEN - DISTRICT RESULTS. Power of tbs Pen oflered McS0i>Iey. 424.50 hoars; 5} Greg Sedar. 35Z25 hours.
a district competition at Learwood Middle School itt Gross: S26V9d434- Savedr S3*211.17. Avenge wage:
r; Avrarljfo oil Saturdty. Febv 11. Seventeen schools S4J5/Hour. Top wag* earner: $Q<C5^ Jason Levet. The
./fram CttyshagA and Lonln Counties attended. Nearly, O.W£. stpdents are involved in three fundraisiog pro^100 seventh gndet* and 100 aigbthgtsden participated: jects which wilt food the banquet and state contests. On
.Friday mornings. 735-&30 aun. the students set! donuts
•'.: in thi»«p*cW crealhrt witting competittcn., : ATOO Late Learwood Middle- School earned third •1 0tffrtMwtjMonday mon'jpg* r^™" the Irish ttexitatt
y placefcith« eighth grade division. Karen Fried! earned c: Quo, and are selling Lonu: County Coupon BooksvTb*
thirdpbc8tn)pbr.Sheoutsciirsdnea7ty87otbcreighth ' students will participatefaxa knowledge bowl contest
grade J contestant* in the three. 45 minute writing which consists of 20 categories such as Ohio History/
year--,
rounds* Thefollowingare members of the eighth grade State Capitols, Literature, Government, etci Last!
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team; Stephanie^ Choi. Leah Cttfibrd* Karen Fried!. the d u b qualified for the state contest. This ymaz'*\''l
David Meuenheimer,; JCriatta Noble, snd Justin Ubt; ;: studects will be participating in the regional contest .In the seventb trade division Rnltbis Graebert earned : next month. The end of that year banquet wul be hdd :
a XZth pbee oMdaUtotL-Jhfemben of the seventh grade' this spring at the Irish Keritags Ctub which wiQ honor ;
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orot--ADyiun "Doty. Kate Hoffman. Robbie the students, ~ employers' and . teadwrsfartheir
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Feb.'22 thru March 2 cleverly crafted by seventh Mar. 2-COOK'S CHOICE
graders In celebration of their Science Biomes Unit,
Mar. 3 • Cheese Pizza. Kalian Tray w/LoCal Dip. Chill- ,
The seventh grade annualfieldtrip to the Rafa Forest' ed P«ars» Brownie. Milk
pray i s * youf indacialKeiaiM ise— you, you w come up wtm a k
has sparked s creUive exhibition of science prefects. On
bfainslorm. A Cjjrteom «M be •yhaj.'a eorNert youto• :punjrf*s
ALHS honor roll
|asoa Bowara, Maoan
Hamlstar. Lucas Jacksocu Erie
Tim CsUowtns A n a Lai*
Aadraw Clfranic. S>Ub H10*.
da ewan more than uaueV You wM b» amphaHzino
sky, Diana Clan,
Laaartiar. Mark Lora. Margarat
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Laicb. ErikMatnlaien.
biefc. Mlchaal ClalaaeOa. Lindtb«w Fattya, Bnnt Sabold.
UlcbdM B I V U . ' Brian. Cu>
Mlcbitli* McKay. Donald
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say Cornish. Patricia Crady.
Autumn ScAtoa. Taylor
-baugti, S&M Coughlla, Khobar*;' :, Mullar. YuauJw Munkamt.
Lin.'lsay Crintn. Micbiiai CurTbaobald. Ma*an WOUams.
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Kann«tb Bagstad, David
Cerhan. 5cott Hardtnui* Kevin
Wahar, Outryt Wvroar. AbJ«aiI
Hull. P«ul Martin. ;Mlaaaa
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Wlghhnan. Imoilmt Bagsud.
story next wart. You a n icjvalfcticaOy Joaatlatfc now aacacfafty
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Christina ScotU Tricta Sadar.
Kublk. iTmiJy Martin*. lUlt*
Sarah Simmons. Scott Snydor.
aa. some of thammaybe
Universities and Colleges. service to community,
MUMIL Katii Voltot Ktthryn'" RyM Stewart, Alict* Bebm.
ChatW is the - son of
vyoillng. HUa ZUk*. ,
leadership in extracur- •JJJ
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can tatroduo* you lo
Charles
and
Carolyn
ricular activities, and %££r r i S ? " * * p y o u Pwf««tonaBy. A friend will talk you tnto
Crad* 10! Chria Anderson,
BrlgatwalL Carls Cullan, [osoa
Mollw* B*litfy-Harrfs, Brian
Elssnmann, Kristin Fliipfc™ Cbatlos of Avon Lake, and
potential Fur continued dWnfl^somethino you don't wanttodo but you-a be glad you cHd. R
is a 1992 graduate of
Amanda Chaw* oaky. ' Kandra F l s u m , Kristin
Academic notes
success.
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ZSlSS
Thieves pilfer $1,800 in tools from construction company
AVON - The owner of Hudson Constructiui. 801 Moore B d , had an
. pnpfea-ant surprise waning for him
when he came to work the raorains of
Felt 13.
^
Overnight thiexes had pried open a
door oa a small canstrucrJon trailer and
helped themselves to SUBOO worth of
took, tnriuriirtg a gas- powered water
pomp, a gas-powered saw, an impact
drill with hits, and a portable generator.
A Center Road couple Febl 9 asked
The trailer was parked behind a compolice fora phone tap to determine the
pany office trailer.
origin of hang-up calls they've been getThere are no suspect*.
A l^AK9 wffifw ***iWgfct "P With the
truck on Sit 254. turned on his
overheads »"H iK"*"*^wi m T"m The
driver refused to puB over. Initnart continuing along French Creek aad then onto Deerfiekl Road where,
just west of
Mfmr P"inf. he Snail1* lurchedtoa stop.
The driver, accordingtoreports, needed Hif^p
up whenhe
hegot
got ""*ofof
p «*afti"tr up
the truck. His eyes wese hlooaahot, his
speech was slurred and he hod
on h'* ^rpifti. according to •
report. _
.
Taken to the station, die driver tested
at .195 on a h y ? ^ test, irininst twice the
legal limit.
.
John S. Shanann. 34. of Maple
Heights, was charged with 13U1 and
weaving course.
ting since flnnrmVr. The calls began
sporadically in December bet since haw
increased in frequenc .
Boor nuts
' Two young men marched in to the
Avon Bi-Ktte at 37525 rwiw^fa A n ,
Feb. 9 shortly after 730 p * ^ marched
over to the beer uuier. —»*—timl three
parfcagea of beer, and marchedrightout
without payingforthe brew.
Their iOgotten gain *wliHifri a
12-pecfc of bottled .beer and. <ra 24~ packs of r^ninH beer, tfaff tntK
which was set at $34.
Arrest *znantad
A man stopped on s. routine traffic
fnat^ffT Feb. 14 Was
when U was found he was wanted on tt
felony warrant by the Avoa Labi
« 1
Couri.
'.-'".;
Aa officer spotted • yeQow Ford
Escort wagon chugging west on KO
shortly
frfa
y after "fMnlghtj.
gj. frrftttng
f g fr^ifa
no avalL They were described as white off ffumes from a faulty exhatut The ofand about 16 years old. One was said to ficer called the plate number in fox a
bests bet four inches tall, with a thin computer rherk. and it w u found to
build* • mustache and wearing a tan have expired lost July. •
stocking cip. The other was described
By thistime,the driver had pulled off
as fire feet nine inches talL wearing the highwgf onw SR 611. The officer
glasses, having short blonde hair and pulled him over at the &icDonald*s
wearing a how Slackhawfcs starter wttauranr oa 611. When he was checkJacket.
ed through the ever-vigilant computer,
They* escaped oa foot, hat the owner ' he was found fci be wanted on a 1993
of a nearby beverage store told officers MMrrant fnr jifi<f]ng bad ch*fcfct.
Raymond E. Goldsmith. 52. of Elyria
that a blue Ford Festiva parked in his lot
was arrested on the warrant. He also
mJght have been the culprits* car.
was cited for having fictitious plates. He
was released after posting a
bond.
Nasty nstnct
A Jaycox Road woman complained
Feb. 13 that while talking on the phone
to a neighbor, she could hear two men in
h
fojt
ptngi her derogatory
The WOOIO
unsteady progress, it exited the highway
at SR S3.
fait
this WHS
y
harassment and told police
.she wanted to file charges.
twas Lefs-KntwOurNeighbor Dey_
A Jaycox Road
hee&d to Una -a
cops that some renters behind her house
were piling garbage up by the side of the
house- The pofice assured her they'd,
fag*e a bujhting inspector stop by. .
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Jaycox
plamed about an old. piatelw fd
Chevy in his neighbor's yatd. The beep •
***** " I t * maAA. U s •
too • » assmd *
would stop by. " •_
• A woaian o a WiBawr Lane said she '
needed help in —>«—s-g « rooaatneat
who didn't want to m a n aaL The
rooane was sappaeed la hm em. by Feb. 1
but now was texosing to leave, the caSer ,
g
the rooeiBMle, aa she
adrissd it was'
a crril maaerwhich sh id be takw op
with the " " " * *
Mugged by thugs?
A 34-year-o!d iQyria man a
d
The fwiDce dispatcher got n fcang-ap
to a nurse at Elyria Memorial Hospital
9-1-1 caH bom * ham* an WiBow laom
Feb. IS shortly after 1 U B . that h e bad
Feb. IX She called back to as* if
boon assaulted in Avon by a group of
Juvenile*.
. anything was aabn. Not reeJBy.sbe 'jna
told. The neby of the home had ciapry
The man said h e was following a car
that kept slowing down and speeding . been playbic with, the tefaphooe. • '.
up. which is something guaranteed to
aggravate even the sainlli£st-,c'tnally the •
Feathered Hands ;---V:;;.; ...'-• t^--stopped
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A Hayes Street man i-oiced his conbetween the
h alleged
ll
victim and the car's
cent Feb. 9 that visiting duefcs in his
occupants, four or five teens.
backyard might not be getting enough
The man said he reprimanded the kids
eats for tt* winter. He asked the pause •
about their driving habits, at which
to contact the game warden, aad they
point they aimanTfni h""_ raining him
did.
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head infuries. h e s a i d . Hospital
spokeapeople said his injuries were
minor.
' Holy Tririty ntamage safe
Police advised him to file a report after
frta* Teo*y O d d w> hoSd a. N M e g n saw on
l k 6 and Tueectoy. U W > 7 k. t w
his release front the hospital. However,
he never did.
:
AS over the wad
A driver with a cellular phone alerted
police Feb. S about a red truck driving
all over the westbound Lines on 1-90. As
the caller monitored the truck's
UnvpJentme's Day
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Help! The Governor has proposed
tiie way state &iads %riQ be
tQ srhool ^«*w-t^ ID the
future. His plaa would Sake almost onehalf mi&ioa dollars from the Avon Lake
City Sr**""** end redistribute them to
other ^r=»"^-»» that do not have the property wealth that exists in Avot *•>*••»
Then, i n the same legislative proposal,
he wants to take 329 pr*n'nf* of public
ffchfM>l funds and use *bi* szsney to subfwttr" private schools in CST" in a program pt ayp«TB *fi ng as a pilot voucher
plaa. Governor Votaovich's proposals
are a n attempt to solve Ohio's school
funding prob'eins without increasing or
modifying our state tax structure. Instead,ter•*&! move tax increasestothe
local district level, increasing the
burden on residential property owners.,
There fas* to be a better way!
And. that's w*-ere year help is needed.
Our state legislators ara the elected officials who will act on the Governor's
proposal, and they need to hear from
you. Please wide to them {addresses
below). ' with a copy to George
Vainovicb, expressing your feelings
about the Governor's plaa. Ask these
legislator* to menmimt carefully all the
decide if. when, and bow their children
go bo school. ShMfftf safety, i n these
fr
j a shared respnnsihffity.
It B u r r - — 4 Tuesday Night (A brief
report oa the official actions taken by
your board of education at its February
meeting.)
* The superinitndent.: and! -1 board
n n ^ > y " Terry Ryan and Bill Moms.
reported on the periodic c p d * * of the
district's Strategic Planj , •.'•_
• Official approval was given to eflow
Davkt Monca to finv""" as the hoard's
destgnee to hear srodect suspensaoaanppajtr and dtscrimioation -ccfoplaints.
* Fermissian was granted to latexnattnnat EducatkutToittm to place aa
ffxrhaffl* «ftiAmf in ALHS next year.
T
• Donatioos w e n accepted ***** •P*
preciationfrom the Redwood PTA. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Madey, and, Charles
Nowak (class of ^BBJ. >. •:-.-• "J£j 7^
* Job descriptions for Educational At-'
^
and Annual Report/District
fiwrfin-t»n^ wwwt ragflfartha
;.
• . Board of ^ ^
f«{gr»m*ttt« were approved^
Thee iighthottse Shines Brighter
One of the many
^ l ^ of
nt^iftfi* awgjlabh tp thftT* tO Solve Ohio's
the recent Strategic Planning Kstraot
iictwffi funding rr^iit Remind *h*"* that
was larry Severn*' report on the com-""1'
legislators in oth^r itatpn H^*» Kentucky .' inanity service obfcsctive in the plan. ~ '
and Michigan, have had the courage to
Jerry's report h^hy<tt a video tape o f *
boldly and creatively deal with school
the toy cotketum for the Salvation Arfunding: while Texrs has been mired in
a five-year court and legislative battle , my.Wuliant Todhunler.'S. Mtjor with
the Salvation Army, wrote a thank-you -because they tried a Robin Hood-type
fetter which read, in paxV.'ttl* npUfoag:e
p£ta similartothe one our Governor has
.toknow there are friends who are stan* v '
' p r o p o s e d .
:.'.'••••.•:..,
-• - • . ••-•.- - ( ;••
ding. wtth. us in our endeevors-A well
-. Please take tiaae t s fat a note to cur
r
state legislator* and sand a copy o f : duje to those students x n o helped.** C
The ALHS PTA newsletter hesa great^^
your correspondtnee to the Goventt r.
profesatonaL desk-top' publishing lookw
State Representative*: Honorable John.
P. Bender. The Stale House. Cdambus.^ . thank* to the-edtting oHort»;of Dana?
OH 43215; Honorable Joseph F. Kbxfaus.^
TMrty-flvfratudents^ under'the (Urec-^
Ttie State House. Columbus, OH 43215.
S u t e - Senator: Honorable Alan J. •;-"tknjal PamOeraci and Sam SahiOt wereZ^Ieakl. The State House. Cohrmbus, ' the.stars of the recent Locain County I * J* ' ^
dependent Study Fair-Thank* to all f^ "^
OH 43215; and Governor: The CovernorP The Stats House. Columbus. OH ~ volvecU tnchtrfbg the'jtidges ripriMao" 4 3 2 1 5 . ^ * • • • " - • , • . . - • - ! . ; . , ; • :,-.'.-.;:r-y-.::, ; >^Ung Avon Lake; Clayton J
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and Jack Barthela; and Nancy Ranabarg^
A Word About School ChMitTi Last
Jason CalL an ALHS grsduate and
Wednesday. I had a number of phon*
Westminster College student, recently
calls from parents that were concerned
that our schools remained open when a '• spent a f o i t h experiencing iedncatknii
number of area •chools, were closed., • at Erieview. He wrate-Vbice thankyoa;
note which reid,'in part, -."The ^anttie
The freezing rain hit here at a time that
, complicated the decision to close o r not - staff could not have been more 1
; and '„ helpful' In •. iTitftyltKTtnj
to d o s e schooL And,, as usual, our city
y
;euncentary education as a c a n
service ctew had many of our roads
>-.Mary Sue Reimuefier and
1
sahed and in pretty good shape to traveL^
were initiated Into Phi Oeha, Kappa » « .
If we clone schools after about 0 3 0 ajn^
Feb. 7 because of their bswuvemantiai
we run into problem* ^with working.
educational programs. .•,-•.;.' ^/^T$M?$*F&
' parents dropping studa&ts off at erapty
A dosingThottght; Urnnuaxmoptim:
buildings, or MraB. chilCren returning'
home to lockui houses, uusuperyised, ' ' JUr purse Into headjut matt can
away from aim. An investm.
because parents did not have adequate
knowledge always pays the tmt fntejwt
time t c make appropriate day-care
Benfamin Franklin.
'n
arrangements.;'
:•!:'",
••. Therefore, we encourage parents to
evaluate their own situations am!, deter
mine whether i f i safe to semi their
Minouhw Mtdatnovona aat
children to school. If • parent chooses t o '
Conceotfan1;
keep his/her chQd(real at home, there
ducts
to
aanust
hdmtn
Wracutou.
Uedal,
are n o negativo consequences. The
HMana'riwn Sunday, March 5 through Monday. 3
absence Is excused. No problem. The
March *X vmcanttan Fatnsr Thomas W t r f t S c i
age of the child, bow far Iw or she has to
C M . <M ralum to i ntocondua tMc year's IS
walk, and the parent's situation are factors that vary a great deal from borne to
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— ^JorSunday^lllarcnSi..
home. That's why It's Important f o r ' 7ao tun. The nowna wUl be hsWtiurinaVm'
parents to make this decision.-If the
Avon Lake City Schools are open,
parents can assume that our transportator World P M C * . a hsppy tamily. vocatlona and j
tion U running and our buildings will be
(Of your S(»cial Intentions.
safe and warm. Parents, then, can
.
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Preparations made to teach special needs students in home districts
B y Jim P v t n r a i ,.
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AVON LAKE - The school hoard in™ * ^ a Job descriptiontohefa? Avon
take urnnour seep up mth the growing
tread o f educating handicapped
students in the districts in which they
a s i d e . A first reading of the position of
Educational Attendant tnts received
Monday, with no action *=);m
- A n Educational AHgw^nf m i , i ^ fa
(tventhing bran t i t t ™ ^ a student to
fa*ti°g or inserting catheter* t n d protiding other m^K^t attmrttyem accor-
'The pMHtwtn would p3y the
salary e s gri»«-«Kn»al aides receive,
which Dusek said is 10051117 between
312 and SIS an hour.
*fhe 25-membex Strategic Flan Commicee convened Jan. 15 and 27 to asssss
progress over the 18 months sines rts
wrrrni g
a. Tfar
The rnmitiittntf
last i r w
rnmitiittntf fJ;™:—J~4
^Ji^njpfft^
tuseliaes far its goals in iaxor of a fiseyear objective.
Committee ™ H I 1 W William Morris
III id the rnimmyff of thf- mir.mtttv* WES
that time hoes create a feeling of restricd i n g I n S
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tion when attempting to accomplish a
p p ^
f^aytnn DnwA.
difficult goaL He believes a yearly
Caneal taarhers* ai&s ate not trained
review by the whole beard will insure
to these skiUs.
that the objectives are carnal out.
,-•:; There is a national initiativetokeep
One abjective already* being met is of- *ftwwrt» with special needs in their
fering **™ntTHTittty *erviCB itW TtTT^JTItS
- district. Drv Dusek added,fowtaadof of a't grade !sve&. Dusek slid «HIA»^*T
-'.. , transporting them to special feu-tKK»f
have done services from collecting toys
• '-'••'-*"W«*wju«* ptepering for n V Dr. for the Salvation Army to shoveling
Otuefc said. "We d o s t have any
snowfoethe elderly.
student* with special aeeds now."
' T h e «f>twtntttp«* oJtn uninM tQ
of technology*
and to create a computer network Unking all of Avon Lake's yfrfw^r for student ?ra~g^? Dusek said the plan hay
Redwood PTA Ear school items inof a
the
computer. Abo accepted were a Macls' tosh computer and printer from &lri £qd
' Mrs. y«rhgwt Madey. and ctenA—-fit^
trom Charles Xowak.
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• The board also approved placement
of *VH* ^^^ff"gff ^frfiit^ at Avon
High School by the International Edu
ttnn Fcrum.
working n" bow to rr"Tt^ c p with *hf
moneytosupport a c h s ventare-
In other business
• The board accepted HJS70 fmta. the
School-community forum set
T h e Avon Lake City S c h o o l s
L-E-A-P-S. Preschool invites you to attend a whfmi^nmm^fijKr f^piTn Take
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Church poses latest threat to Avon's zoning plan
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Planner ]Jim
" Piazza acted
nwrtp^ thi
t t » "snofc^
rrmfoS, and said he does not thin): it's a,
school cscanssof •
ktml
heavy traffic from industrial truda
Eldred predicted that sooner or later';
there would be mmplafn)^ frata 'rt»f>'
church about noise or odozs fjfim to-i
dmtry, or about safety issues such, as;
ty Karen Dr»«kr
3 By
case of
ofspaE-zoxung,
spaE-zoxung, aa big
htg**so-no~
"no- no" in
in the
aba
pn'rtH out
oat tfrj*
that the
the
Bialosky a
b a p"'T^«i
city.
heaviest traffic froia the cLurct would
be on Sundays, when most industries
I AVQK V The etexaents of what
Chairman Paid Burik told the church
are rlnwrf
leaders he would welcome tbe church to
• *y ia Avaa were spread oa tbe table at
the cirr, but recommendedfinrftnga
Rev. Zndrei •faf»n4wl his ch<ik^ of the
• Planning Commission's Feb. 15 location in a residential zone, or asking
Road SitS, fainting out *****
; nesting.
Council to giant a special use permit to
af t* a family^riffm^
JariH i w
y
auow it to build ia the industrial zone.
\ Senior Pastor Paul A. Endrei of Tne
E h
His
plans
Ear
the
23
acres
Church oo. the SUxe was denied his re-Both the Hiurcfa representatives and
questfoxthe Planning r.nmn.igEtnn to the planners presented strong
said the area does not have "an inncommead to Council the rescuing of
arguments for their opposite pnH»tf of
dustrial appearance.1* ?f^f said h "
industrial land Ear the church's **>Twnt
view.
building would not be "churchy, with
a
The plans bring up two tswes *M»
Rev. Endrei said he wants to start widi
big
A^
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g steeple**
p but
ra^
: have beea hot potatoestathe past: spot
a sanctuary for his 4ua*nember conb
buuoiog.
He addiH. that there is an ex*
gregation and a day c a n center to serve
isting treeline screening the property
zooing, and the proper locationfarchild
care services.
woHdog patents in the industrial area.
frnm ^ a g d Rfltlfl
After that a frtfrthfahed. be said he
The bevy of advisers who stayed with
**i thirit- it would be a tremendous
wants
to
start
aa
elementary
school,
Ker-Endrei until it was fina3y his turn
benefil to tbe industrial community. 1
presumably
to
serve
those
children
as
to addnss tha planners, at about 11
guarantee that it is needed.** Endrei
weflas thiw nf t-tinn-h imni^n
pjnw indicated a simnte "no" wasn't
. s a i d .
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jikeiy to discourage them bom their
"Open your minds to the £act that this
Veteran r^HTwr labs ^**rr^ jtfTffwwi
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could be a good thing," architect Jack
the amhi-roitfioa dollar investment the
Bialosky challenged the city.
Another oddity is that the church
city is making to develop its industrial
He said the trend in progressive Eurozone, with the hope of recouping its into justify locating in an
pean cities, and beginning to be seen in
vaatman* fmm jn^.t^tfig] taxes. He addindustrial area. What the Church on the
this country, is not to strictly segregate
ed that assessments for w*ilrlw*jT arw *
Riw wants to da i* get 28 seres of land.
tanrf txagw aiu* wnnnmiC ^ f a n ^
. ' roads Cor iodsstzial land will be high.
Some corporations are starting; tool-"
Fodrei replied that be
•musn&est
rezoced from in*
fer on-the-premises day care and, mow
there will be sewer i
dn»trialtog3*amute£upuyreiiid
raieiy and more progressively,, sponsor
church i s prepared to pay them. He
category which inch ides churches.
on-site elementary schools. Spokesmen'"' ducked the tax issue by saying the
- Thefive-naexnberPlanning Commis- say such services are a perk tor
church will be as asset to the industrial
sion votwj nwinhnomly against the proemployees and. in tact build employee
posal; which they descsifcssi as * simple
loyally to sponsoring companies.
lit.
traffic.
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Planner Tom Wearsch said M'ur-»m was with rezonins i"^"«
to an R-3 zone.
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"We d o n t want an R-3 zone tbexsl;
Thi* project might fat* throngg and weTtf.;
be stuck with R-3. which is muttMamuj^i
We could have higb-riss apaztmeot^
ea.
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g the m «« ri "g.
g.
dres
Fotlowing
Roe.
was overheard
his bb f i w a t
hd reassuring; h
"We're not goingtogive up." ,:X
Hs could gotoCUy Council >-d parsue the rezoning request widuattPI
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he could ask for a special use permit ia:J
the industrial;
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IIW um-i imp im ma anna t i^Burca oa.1^,
the Pise presently meet: In Bay Vfflageii^l
Endrei said it spectalizeffiiL ouiinach l o . ^
families, wnb ono-tbird of the cocgregaA^.^
ban under IS. Heabo «afd he expecuimi : ^£
40O membership to growtoMO-fiOO^'w/'
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Church pn the rise renews pleas for Chester site
ByKazcaOnudcr
w$
Chester Hoed.
•- Council response wais basically tbe.
—The Eev. Paul A; Endrei of
name as Planning Commission's: We'd
the. Church on the Rise came back to like to welcome you to the city, but not
; Cty Cwmfil Monday i^'ghCt wftpr fail'pg in our industrial zone.
to get Haiming ComnuMipn's approval Rev, Endrei wanted A n a to change its
fir plans io bmtd on 28 acre* acrasa
. Zk^ing finm mAi.-4ri | to multi-lkmuy
'from"fiofldtfn*!?—Mfumnt psrit oc : residential ao he eooMwbuild his church:
after planners iqected that, he asked
"We're'aot talkmg about»little whftfr^
Conncil ta approve a special use permit
chnrcb with a steeple^" be insisted.~^W '''
so he confr^ boUd in the f***** location.
The aiy also stands Ut iBia up'to.71.^
He asked lor Councffs help wish bis
tax-paying1 employee* when the project^
plan.
is fiilhr developed, according ttt.**"^ '***
Attempting* to sell his irfpn. the minis*
ter stressed the service be could offer
0 " " " ^ Twwnhof* incjitinned Hfh^r^-i
tbe industrial sector, while aaving the
at noise, pooatbltf odor; and heavy truekl,
28 acres would on>y be two percent of. tnJEc in attemptingtosteer tbe charthj?
thscitVc- indusboalland.' •
•'• ?'•.-Jeaders«wqrfrantbeiadustrialr
theiaijstrial aw ^
\. Eev, Fndrei listed <toy care for jadiiumatter bow s u c h set-back:
trial workers.' wbkh is sot praAenUy .have; jrou w
will ercntuaUv bavrindns
svailahla in the northeast end of Avon;
Crie. around
y o n - Mayor Jim Smith
around
outdoor lecre*tion faciUt-ie* Kich ss-soo ^
tithtW
• cer)field*sad softbal! dinTTV^n^i wbicb. bamdreir fcef' aefrback ; aucit .:«»the ' ctty -needs, and awentDaUy :a
Goodtimea ha» would solve the above •
Christian academy because a segment <«* • p r o b I e B i a , r . % ^ - : ^ • • , , - . - = - - ; ; . ^ . y = % ~ i - . £ £ ; i L ^
theoxamuaity want*privatescnools, \•''"'* CouacC Fnauott Ed Krymtomki 'muilm
• Itwouldbea'oaa^topdrop'tbeituc*- Councflman John Eldred offered to b*b>^" "
igter said. B» ^^i^-wrfyd tt**t bis the church leaders locate the-25-35"
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Corner MUltr & Walker Roads
e sidewalk again in jeopardy
XDsl Ordinance mrtf Tmcq j t »
much of the fiiudmg
WBS ofered.
andfGod
ts injured
b
h Ibrfiid
ojfc responded
IB «Dg«;-Hn« » a bancfa o f h w v t 1 ^
TOO^Ibrno more (city) money &• th»
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Pasid Kaiser
id iifcabw,, j ^a,
mangai ha mind;
opposed at first, because of speadm*
ory money. But It* rcalt? thoccti
ab«ttt.We shocid go hecktotheSfc-
A-fSV** £** betoolatetomake a
dtffFirnrp To over-ride toe previous
drteat of the ordinance would rsfoire
six of tbeaevea Cooocit votes. Council
ciemfcer Shirley DOBS iodkated she st£U
plans tu support the sidewalk only if so
tttj mooej ia required. Ihct couid acut«** *h~ whole project, according to
gfeoer;
•KnightV letter outlined the steps necessary to ahrink the project« Cornell
voted to do last wed. To reduce the
scope of the project, either the cumber
or tenpfiriariea or sidewalk length,
would x&pare CD a pubEe bearing: (£>
approval from the State to »^vnA the
g be approved in order to
grant agreement; uid (3) approval of as bring the project cost to within theoriginal eatimate. hewever, I have never had
Tbs cityosuid bold the public hemr- tareqoest an """"H^nt yhach riintvtftfe a n d If nigh* mrfw^ilja^ y n
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sated
d a euy"» previous
off the
date would piobably amount." Kui^itfs letterstated. , ;.
h cosupletkii
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not be a prob'iem; but *he dramatic
A sidewalk ardmance wiB t e on
rpdiirtwi of sojpe is.
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l i e \eaet /itatec -*^n tb» regard. hearing wIB have to"be>he'..if CaaxH
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^ tjjaj jj^ ^ Q ^ decides to stick with the measure passed
estunatefix-this project was $64,970 on Feb. 13, shonening t ^ walk so
with the city baring aunistizied to pro- Q3BG fLnds cover the entire corf, or if
viding . $37,370 from its rapit^ it decides not to goforwardwith1 the
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Cnrirt Lcthe-aa Church in Avon Tf^f
Onhr two perceia of afl scouta attain this
bigb award. Dave has been a member of
Troop 300 for seven years. He has 25
merit badge*. «nc* has attendedfiresunkmer camps. H» EagW project invoked
directing a crew of scouts to paint tha
trim on Lie outside of Christ tutbena
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Head-on collision, oil spilf occupy AL safety forces
| l : AVON 1 A T E - . I t e m p e o p l e u e n i n •v fared FehvlQ when a car, making a left
gf turn bora lake Road onto MiSer Road,
>•* did so in the path of an "****" nn^g!. eastg 'bound car.TmKJnga bead-on collision.
K ^ The m a l e driver of the turning cat,
3. and a man ami woman in th^ »a«rtwp»nwf
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g by Avon .Lais aorf Bay Village am^ balances to St. Joseph Hospital in Lorain
"•and St. John Westshore Hospital in
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Deer, deer
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Road in recent days, one on Feb. 13 and
• ana on the 14£h. Both riff r limped oif
before police arrived.
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police Feb.; 11 t*m» his car bad been •
damaged ths nfgM before while it was .
parked at Avou Lake High School. The
damage occurred between 7 and 11
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residents and an open i2^pack of beer.
the morning of Feb. I t .
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late evening hours. He said hell press
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charges against anybody caughL
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And over on Walker Bnartj a resident - M s B d r o p
An
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that
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' Puzzling entry - ,\" '.-"
some personal papers, mail and'okt"
.."•'..' BMLfihetX it suddenly west o S the north
ed his iwaiThmf1 this o s Feb. liL-.--.~ . *An
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v -.side,cf the roadway and stnsch a con-'
V photos strewn about the street in fxomv
Feb. 14 revealed the curious lad that an
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of a neighbor's house Feb. 9 at about 4 ..
tnwood . Boulevard man. coming
- caused ;dieMJl;&w^ to spill onto the
Injured bean
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A woman fell at the Qtgo station Feb.; ' may have been worried about a break-In./
model airplane on the floor next to the '
front door mwl sloL The householder 14 at about &30 a.m.. and bumped her ' JThe neighbors, however, were home,--^ i v e r w a a treated st thei>cenefor
and said the debris drifting about the recaQfld heating a noise in the house al'. head. She required no Bfliistancn, but an ? minor injuries and was -charged with
about 13O a.m. He thinks somebody ; officer fbUowed her to nuke sure she got 1 street was from a garbage bag that got^i'
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'mocking the thoroughfare •-% \ lost an envelope containing 5200,
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Ilia principal of Redwood School told 1 possibly at the Avon Lake Animal
13 that somebody is tampering with his
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: ; A eartfcatfatfed to stop at the atop
parents are parking on,-Redwood
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around Smugglers* Cove Feb.: 10 at , *£gn at Jffycoxasd Walker Roads Feb. 11
Boulevard and standing around chatting .
around 1V3O pun. Police searched but;
«*as stopped shortly alter 2 a^n. Inside •. with each other while waiting for their : Getting the lay of the land ....
c o u l d n ' t f i n d a n y b o d y . - " ' : «.•'•>.;-•••:'••:< • 'ir •'V w»ra ^ i e e tlflryear-old -Avcn : Lake.-; kid*. This blocks' traffic, he said. •
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A TjndiDgs Way resident comphined -*>•' •
reported a guy walking around near an
Feb. ft that while walking his dog.at u ,
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abandoned house in the woods off of
about 9 3 0 pan., another dog attacked;! ;)•
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. ped by, the stroller said he had only fust".
An upset patron of the Aqtia'Marme^.r'
eo»ewi/j| miflteJ you to join us for a m
moved into the city and was hist out
Health Club reported the tneft o f $70 V .
J5t ANNUAL NO^QINNER. DANCEBENEFIT
looking around hfa new surroundings.
from his wallet, which be had left in an ~t"£
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Guad Arana compIex.vAboaCjfe
S40.0OOJ30O of state- money has'gone to *'-]'
• fund tbeRock & RoU Hall of Fame. How •
Weekend meals ^ ^
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to the flats-end lakefront which has n o t ^ , I would Eke'to say thank you/to
ytbeeainda.pubUc;Buslj^ofs«Iu^S
everyone who has come forward to help
children all over.Cleveland succeeded'-'.
~ us save the weekend home - delivered
only m getting those opposed.to I t . ^
meals program in Avon Lakb, Sheffield.' •-". leave'town. On. yes. don't forget H
and Sheffield Lake. An pt Jan, 1. 1995, •.•'/• those- - generous tax ; abatentents'. tixaVj/
the federal government''slopped pro- ,, Ckvetand gave the. developers of those 'Z^
viding .weekend and holiitay meals to
half empty office towers that they builtv;",
senior citizens lo our servica area. Nor-.The mayor, 'school board; and ,ad- ; '2
theast Lorain County Social Services' "-'. nunistrators wonder why school levies ;i••
was faced.with having to make a dtf- _ perpetually fall in such an environment.;-/
' ficult dedsioo. Should we go along with
What are these people who droam %tp£&
the budget cuts end stop feeding over 7 0 :
these deals "slowlearnersorfast forget- (
senior citizens or should we try and,- , tersT" Give ' the;working.;imaii',,soo«ri >
raise the money to start a program of our ' credit-They aren't asatupklas thepoliu^;^.7
;: own? I am happy to report that we chosa. '' dans think or dnin.\b~:\&'.^U~^----^v- .;i---- to try and develop a new program rather : -We now have the i&airman of VrV^?:
;,'than neglect the need. However, we ; 'Steel heading a taskftrrceto see hourio'i-'
.; could never have done so without the . hoodwink the public into paying for Im-lt'/i
• .'dedication, loyalty, and commitment of
p-ovemenls to the Cletreland Stadium.so j';,'
; m a n y individuals, community leaders
that the Browns don't leave .town.'.;'^
and service organizations.
. . Quoted figure, some.$134.000.000,-less'?:':'
We owe a great deal of giatltude to- _ overruns, and the Chisna Browns dottX''--li:
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leave town.; Quoted figure,' some";.'-''
,',,, Mr, Paul Herman. Manager of Avon
',' Lake Rinl-Rego's. and his staff for their \ $134,000,000. less overruns, and ..the" '4
„. constant assistance and friendly service. . Chema factor. If I weie to be successful;.' '
In selling this executive a xontlnotis^v
They went the first to help us try to solve
:. "our problem. We are still In diz^neetf of _ caster for $134,000»00(l and such a plcco;^;
/ Individucls,: service cluits, add local - • of equipment would be utilized approx^',;'
businesses in our community to help us ^ ; imately 40 hours per^jrear/ you can bet?$
' keep this valuable program running sue- ; : your, place i n heaven.-. t h a t : th«>V
' cessfully. We cannot afford lo Ignore the: stockholders would .hiive him replaceil.i^
; . needs of our older adult population any. in short order. 1 say ff \he choice is to go ^
la debt to satisfy Moduli's whims. let theV;-;;
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chased the pot of gold in California in-":'?•• :
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Avon Lake should
Paul Brown at that time. The Rams have ..' >:'':
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two moves since they left this;'•'''••/
not be penalized
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that others will take note that 80,000 -^ .
The announcement that Governor
people atilt ttirn out to see a mediocre" ; ^
Vninovich made regarding school funfootball team and bring a new group i-T1ding for districts that fail lo pans levies
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Lai? District. 1 suggest that nil persons
effected by this decision write both the
To Govomor Voinovicb I say let :>fc
governor and their representatives In
Cleveland and these communities solve '-"*%
the legislature to oppose this revision of
their own problems. Avon Lake should:*'%8&
how state monies are allotted to the not be penalized for voting levies that-!&$
various systems. '
support their schools.' If this is the man- V.':'^
Cleveland Is to get an Increase af 22
ner that he chooses to fund education, ' V 2
percent in state funding for their
we can all quit voting for future funding
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schools. Before any changes are made to
and get to the poverty level like those on the present system let's look at the manthe receiving end have done. That's one
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way of getting our share. '.;, ••<. ^
their resources before accepting any
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23 at 7, pjn. Prepare
jf&L'th*testdayfineswill cot be charged foryourself forFeb.
a delightful evening by the.
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fireplace with hot chocalate In hand.
'^^,Frieadcffro8nuns:Tuesday.'Feb28al - t Lyn Sims will perform exciting super3K&7 pjtt- Rid Henunerwtfl be the speaker ' ; natural stories and folklore. Sponsored
vK^tbr.tbe, FrA ids* program, held in the by t h e Friends: -•••. " =.-•. >~
S-Xbmniunlfy Jloom at the library.
v '-_ Odyusy cf the Mind Demo: SaturJfe-Maodajr. March 6* a Career Re-entry: "
Feb. 25 at I and 2 pjn-. students
^program wilt be held from &3G to &30 •; .ilay.
Avon. Lake will perform sfcits.,.
3&pirn..by Martin faffe. Me Jafle will in- from
**? treduce. issues p£ career focus, educa- Came and enjoy the creativity of the
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.If you are re-entering the Job market or
,..- iasing new Job directions* you will be
^interested in thfrlafoPLACE
workshop
•-• the Avon Lake1 PuHlc Library, Mon,.—y, March 6 from &30 to (t30 pjn. The
^speaker will be Martitt JaHe. jnanager of
'Cuyshoga County Public Library's ln~
IbPLACE.'a career information center,
JMri Jaffa will introduce issues of career
^focus,education and training, and eflec-
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934-6673 • • 375QQ Harvest Drive^c
"''will take a"«elf-dlrected test, consiider
' placement assessment «nd receive the
L boot "Caragf yision,"". Pro-registration
-and 'payment of a $3 £-e for the
•':• workshop are necessary by Wednesday.'
/.March 1. Registration is limited, so
r- register now at the circulation desk at
the Avon Lake Public Library, 32649
' Electric Blvd. The program, sponsored
by Friends of the Library, is open to the
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;OtmII - - RobinsonJ Vk« " provided by Terry GafTen
^President it'qts, the 1 Home. from Northern Ohio.
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SgtheAvon Cub ScouU Pack'
ff#333iwill:;hold their an*
gfnuat^ Pinswood:, Derby.;
<JMzos will be awarded including * T h e • Best i of'
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planning for the annual Blue ana Cold Banquet continues. The banquet will be held at Tom's
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only one {1J winner ofthe $ 10O.Oo Savings Bond per roorn [total of 2 rooms).; And; if t
there js more than one person the SavingsHBond winner will be determined by a 'jg~;;; -'•••:
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Feelings of inequity surface
Is Utilities Dept. Avon Lake's Vatican City?
B y MIXCCHA
AVON LAKE - foe j^ara, feelings of
resentment . have been pulsating
betveea City Hall office workers and
Utilities Department office workers, and
between elected Council representatives
aad the Board afUanicipal Utilities.
Some Council member* believe the
Utilities Board has too much power,
while ethers are in agrcempnt with the
Charter Beview Board to give the
Utilities Board more tuthority. These
foi fia*^pgn were- reflected- in
night's 4-3 vota on a charter
that" wott'd * aUow the
Utilities. Board to fiat and approve its
employe**'salaries.
Befin it was voted ujion, the proposed amendment that gav s Council the
final approval on Utility worfcers*
fulnn'i was further amended by Council
President GregZOka, so that the authori t y was **Hj»tfrttmtj*| to tiie Utilities
Board,
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Boa Andolsen,
Holly Kowakki and M?** Lundy voted
against the charter amendment proposal
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The proposal will undergo two inure
readings to determine whether it will be
piwpfi QQ the May primary plff^"*! ballot.
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Kfwals&j "fr^tfi PflrlTffl* that giving the Utilities Dept. more authority
swild force City ^<*H into increasing
wages lor its wodesrs.
There is a significant gap In pay
between, jpmilm- positions at City Hall
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Lundy ~ said be voted ngnf"*f the
amendment as presented brtrnfty be
does not want to have to tell people
who call him with complaints about the
Utilities Department that his hands are
tied.
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<^T>y»nrnfln * Lundy said, T m very
budge^cnented," he added.
In other business
• Oily CVwtnril
they wanted the city to pay a 510 fee
pof fnHjvfrfrial fry afttfltjpftigTTtthflt TTlllfft
be fifrd with the Onk> Etmcs
Comnussim- TT*> Financial
Disclosure
Statement is *KTfngthfng new fhat i s
required of elected "*TIH>K as per the
state legislature. Most of the Council
members said ^tfrftwj individuals
should pay the fee out of their pockets.
since if s part of becoming an elected
representative.
# The f ^ f f n f Conusittee recently
finalized f^* ttpifa^M Pntii^"»^*"|rivi^
Plan — a plan »>«** wiU n*»t
review, by the Planning
Once the
gives its hlfwriog. the plan update will
proceed to Council.
• The city has received proposals
from three architects for the new
police/court ferilitj Flans are undar
review by officials.
* Council approved Prank and Mary
Banjaffs application to place their
Moore Road property in an agricultural
district, t t
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hers expressed concern about the propert/B appeuance.
GasTown, on Walker and Avon
oads, is requestms m permit
from thi> S^atp Department of Ijquor
Control, to sell iiiwAnii.' beverages. In
response. Major Vince Urbm isaskmg;
Ibr Planning ^Vinmnii IT P"i meeting min^ntes to be reviewed, from when
GasTown first located in Avon Lake.
Urbin *«"^ it is possible *f*v% one of the
conditions for t^e Ga^Town rirtstiKiih
meat was that no alcoholic bevexages
weretobesokL
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The Public Servke P-flmmittPi* laoets today at 4 3 0 pjn. in the Serriso and
Engmeering . **""MT*g , • Recreation
Commission meets «««tgfci- nfc~ 7T3O in
the Old Firehooae. Tr*e Committee
meets Wednesday, March 8 at 7 5 0 pja.
in the Old Krehouse. The Sewer
Committee wfll meet Thursday, March 9
at 4^0 pun. in the Water Works building.
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Dinner theater:
a great deal, meal
If you love good food and good
'.theater, you wont want to miss out on
Mighty GoU&fh Productions' dinner
theater for Kiss Ma Kate on March 18.
The dinner theater option to see this
year's MCP show is the best food/show
deal In lows. For $13 per person or $25
per couple. Novotny Caterers will supply one of their wonderful muln^courss
meals. Diners than just walk down the
hall of the Avon Lake High School to t i e
'Auditorium where reserved center section atw
teating awaits them bar the S pan.
m** i What more could a person want
for a a evening out?
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are four other performances of KSss Ma
• Kit* where you would be able to see Jim
Moreland. as Fnd and PetrucfaJo, and
Bernadette Hisey. as Ulli and Kate.
Miike your reservations for either
Much 10.11. 12 or 17. There are also
regular tickets, without the dinner.
available for March. 18. All general admission tickets are SS per person, with a
$1 discount for senior citizens and
students for the 2 p-m. Sunday matinee
only. . As they say on television, our
operators are standing by. Actually, our
PTA ticket representatives are waiting
for your call. So call now to Deanne
Seipel. 933-1207 (Eastyiew), U x Crider.
933-7643 (Erieview). Laurie Thompson.
933-3703 (R 3d wood}. Patty Moreland,
933-9685 (WestviewJ, Sharol Kniepper,
933-276X1 (ALHSJ. and Darlene Lanza,
933-6246 (LearwoodJ.
Read & Use The
Classifieds
Perched fora perch dinner
Mayor Vince Urbin. Beacrtpark Towers Manager Bonnie Zimmerman, UUfitfes
Director John Kniepper and his wife, Sharol, were somo of the guests at the annual perch dinner sponsored by the Avon Lake Boat Club. The dinner was served to
Beachparlc residents and local officials. PRESS photo — Courtesy/Avon Lake
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*im n o t witfa W day» of til* ssouacs
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faraa «ddidoMl 3 t t deys. Ha was abo ficed
$200set • rhtrf nf cfri>irg nadef sttfpBmkm.
Bfysn C ComfL 207 Duff Dr. Awao Lake.
«cw fifled 3330 aad Molaocadto3O daj» in fall
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<bj* i s J*fl aa • cbug* of DWi. with 3O day* of
tba W f n r e MUpeocled. Her driver's licaaK
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u d aeaancerf ID 30 d s j * in Jail o a a
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4914 Viacsnt A««, Lonin. aad AntDa* F. Fto.
415 Bounty Wajr. Avoa Lska.
Fined SSO t n charge* *» «t—diJii ••«*•
Saaroa L. Bail«rv •»*» Hawtbocn* Bd™ SheSOdd LakK kfl S. Itaaartinis. »40 Iniac P « *
S h d . SbafBafai Lako; Rniut L. Coodwia. 338O3
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Kitodia. M7 j^jFCOH Bd, Avoa Laia; and flarfam LWunor. Z4SS Homtwood Qt. Louia. •
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Richard C. Taacto. 871N. Abba Bd_ Qytia.
was Gaad S23foranaala paulafl.
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iowph Hindi. 4301. Norfolk Avv, LoralK,
' vra» fined SSOQ iad eentenced to 90 daystatoil
was fiaad S100 &w powanian of awnjuaaa-H«
-' oo » cnarta of drMaf under auspeasioa. with
was also timd $7Sfarapwdiafr-, Plnad SlOO
tbetefttencejmpend*dH«t>«»*iio fined S35O
oa contempt of coMrt-Ewium to sppaar charges
,**d seotanced to 30 days in Ml oa a charge of . w*ra Douglas {. Oaru. 164 Vaadi. Avon lake.
OWL wilil (fas MQtene* au«Moded. Hi» driver'a
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. Pamala S. Thoou*. 2400- Lhringstoa A n ,
wMfiawt J33O Muiaaalracadto30 days la jail
L o u i s , was Bn*d SlOO tot conwmpt of court;
a d * , dura* of i w u l t . with on* day of til*
, wtthSSO of th« 8a* MBOvnded. .,
MBomcv mspandad. H» was i b o 6o«f S100 '
JMBMS L Uandsjr, 134 Factory. Lagnugv, was
; «od nsiBdcad to 1O dsys in (ail oa « cfaarg* of
fined Sao oo a charge of spewting .
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fltodd J. W m i c , M Uapto CllfL Araa l a b .
was floed 580 for aa usurad dear dbtacc*
wjs-Poad <300 and —atoacwd to 30 dayi to jatt'
violation.
oaadurgftofDWtwuliaWaratancvHiapandJtOM M. Cerhasi. 3003 Kant Rd, Stow, was
ad. Hi» driver's fieffua was s>MpKia«d £ac 10O '.* fined
Sao fdrspeediag.
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— Floa<t>a30«uf—Dtenowilo30day»toi»fl
ts»ecdoa viouUion.
on a char** of potty tnaft. wtth. tb« sentenc* • .;' Thomas Smith. 744 KaoUworth. SbmOiald
dcbrnoVwac* XaacUQ A. Codiraa. 180 Cblkgs'.
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•Zamoii fBrunlfc-2708 Jsyccx Bd,'AKULT '
Atmn. was fined SflO oa a reasrtwbl* cootrol
: wm»fiaarf$290 aad •aUaaiMdto10 days ia JaUr. violaUoa. with $30 of tb* On* suapeaded.
on a cbtffot
diaonMr coaductp«nlstiaf.
Jsm** WUlianw, 0810 BayUsa, OevelaiMl. was
wob « U 3 ; of; tfaa fin* aad tfa* . -»"«fni—
' fio*d S60fora license required violation,
, CoDeen R. toefchsrt. 701 Aroa Boldea RdV
~Eia«dStoaaad»aaan)CMll0lOd*y»infaiIoa
Avon Lai*, was fined $30 on a detecthr* •*dwrgM «jr bunttef with • Gntrau wtih tb«
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Newly Arrived Hand Painted Bird Houses
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quality- artwork mn topping tb« list of
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great things to do and sea at tnaCreatiVB
Barbershop Quftet
Arts Pair on Stuiday.'Feb. 2B from 1 pjn. •,
2^50-3 pjn. - 1st place musical entries
to 4 p-m- at Troy Middle School. The
: perform • ; '
. CtWttive Arts Fair is a joint project ipon3-330 p j n - - ALMS soloists and persored fay tha Araa Laka PTA and St.
formers: Aubrey Ashburn. Devon'
Joseph SchooL -DARE TO DISCOVERBonds* Karen Johnston. Kylene Thomas. :
ia tho thflme of all the beautiful entries In
and MicheDe Harmon. Also. The Merthe categories of music, photography.
Uttrature and vUaal arts. :'.';: • ~''\ - v . - - :' man and the Acappela Choir Ensemble.
The entartalomeat Une-up U";aa . •'•..' 320-4 p j n - - Eric Hof&nan, cellist
' Along with this there will be entertainttP£
*ment by Ms. Folly and down, a Juggler
^ f ^ V ; -• Bcckle and Tommy
Qeaonie Rica), facepaintlng and a Mime
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(Valerie Farochman). Please plan to atj»Tn^;;-.Susan IVanco,^^singing ,'
tend this wonderful afternoon of
enjoymentl
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•Ayoy LAKE - In reviewing recent customer service opinion surveys, it was
jnuu^lq lc the post office's attention that customer* »«»nn> gwaw. nf ^nff^-tfan fa^f
Customers who r >*eiye cm-Mine delivery can deposit their outgoing maj|
xaiilwe! mail
mailboxes
boxesand
andraise
raisethe
theflag
flagfor
for pickup.
pickup
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of the
There are also bine rnflpction boxes located around tbe city. The
t
: dlyrwide boxes are as follows: -i ' • Smugglen* Cove - 33803 Electric Bhrd.
••/..'..• Aqua Marine -21B Miller Rd.
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>•"•<•• Discount Drug Mart- 33382 Walker Rd.
•;•-."• TonvCax Foods - 453 Avon Belden Kd.
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; ; • Laarwood Shopping Center -375 Lear Rd.''
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• FrateDo's - 32805 Electric Blvd. ;•- .
• Avon Lake Library - 3264B Ekziud Blvd.
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• Inwood end Electric Blvd. . • : ,
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• Redwood and Berkshire „" .
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• Shoreham Apartments - 33303 Electric Blvd.
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• City Hall drive-up box -150 Avon Belden Rd. •'" ••
• first National Bank -33479 LakaKd.
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. •Behind the post office (drive-up box)
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If any customers have mggp*tfnn< »»tf wt^rff a f^lkrtion boxfrneeded, your tocatfons wiU be cmsidered. Oaoiad Susan Taylor at the Avon Lake Post Office.
Last Cah[for Mayor's Ball
AVONXAKE - Feb. 24 is the float deadline for purchasing tickets-tothe first annual Mayor's BaiLTneBaU is March 4 at the Irish HeritegeQub. Tickets are $50 perperson and includes dinner and dancing to a live band.
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?or tickets, mall checks payable to Avon Lake Mayor's BalL OO PJOL BOX 56, "
Awm Lake.44012. For mure infonnatioa call Barb McCralb, 033-S806; Don Urbiu;
Proceeds from the Ball will be donated to Avon Lake Parks & Recreation and
Avon Lake Schools Foundation. Corporate sponsors this year are Kopf ConstructtonCora^B'.F,. Goodrich Cov. Geon Co., Mitchell's Heating & Cooling, T-ritn County Chamber of Commerce. Higgins Pharmacy lac, Avon Lake Smythe Cramer Co.
and Ed MuHtnax Ford,
Evenifyxi
yoahaxeto
p^the
The Barn
Out Back
Outdoor Work Wear • Boots
• Hunting & Fishing Apparel
WINTER CLEAHANCE SALE
10% OFF ON
KcyandOshKosh
In-stock Clothing
ALPS wins Lorain County Beautiful Uarit Award. Ruth Booher and Janet HuK*». • • ^._
center, were fecoonized for their part a s General Coonfirtatcvs for the Avon l a t e ^ ' t
Play Space. Mayor Wice Urbin and Counrfperson Hofly Kowatefd cecewed the J v ;•:;
aieard tor them at the recent Loraon County Bcautihi Awards Banquet The/awi^ v;? !?«
itsetf. held by Judy Rlggfe. w« be cfispiayed at the Avon Lafce Pubitc Ubrary. [Phiito; C
b y Jim Petnizzi)
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Continued (mm page 1 . .- t"
<' Name that TfrMMn. The Press in joint
cooperation with the Avon Lake Public
Library m sponsoring a "Name that
Room" contest.
There are two meeting rooms within
the new facility that need names.
Winners of the contest will receive
$10000 Savings Bands and further
recognition. (For more information see
front page article and entry form on
page 13.)
Tbe Avon Lake City Schools
LJLA-P.S. Preschool invites everyone to
atteno?* schooi-com*numiy forum. Take
advantage of an opportunity to discuss
Special E^'wwtK)" mmim with Avon Lake
School Superintendent Dr. Dusek, Board
of Education Members. School Psychologist Barbara Dalgiejoh, and Troy
Building Principal
Mary ODee. TKs ms>
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h*»~- htfM A on "/ftwAiy,''
February 2S r 19S& at 7:00 p.m. aithe>
Troy FUrildmg in Boom 21L
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Mark your calendars now to attend. •
They look forward to seems; you a t ^
Tuesday. Tebruary 28.1S95lat 7^)0 p j n ^ ^
at the Troy Building
<.
Other atnff... Developer
Schafer in Avon's new single
duster- homes will be
watch—I msdexstand tbe ooneapt I*.'
q^dtc sppeaBntf-The Ar
Daisy Onsen is now open —
lations on a flist-daso «ddttlas^.tbi»
Cluurter Review Issue regardms;
Aroo Laics Utilities
Board « i
to get interesting1 — gladtosso CDvscfl'
PrealdeBt, Gng 2Hka<
m m antbendty- for this grouj
S.T.E.P. classes offered
• Shirts • Coals • Bibs • Western Jackets • Vests
• Swe&huts • Pamtco & Carpenters Jeans
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David W.
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Avon lake
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dosed aao.
36317 Detroit Rd.
Avon, Ohio
Handicap
Van
Accessible
Do you have children ages six and
under? (Jommunity Resource Services
will sponsor Early Childhood S.TE.P.
(Systematic Training for Effective
Parenting) classes at Avon Lake High
School beginning on Wednesday. March
8. Peggy Flllppi. having completed training as a S.T.E.P. facilitator, will leed the
class through a series of videotape
presentations. Peggy is the mother of
two young children, and hopes to learn
from other parents, too. so arapte time
tor discussion and sharing of ideas will
be allotted each week. Topics to be addressed include ea-ly childhood
development,.-,-your- child's
growth and. personality pattercs. __
Ing and communicating. Parents
help each other to walk through
important early years. T ~*T
CIRMS win be held for eight.. ™«»-,~,
day evenings (through April 26) from"7-e %
pjn. The cost of the eight-week session * J*
Is fust $25 per person or married coupla/^'
and includes tha &T.E.P. book and other -Si
materials. Class size is limited ind pre-£2>
reglatratkm is necessary. To register^crf¥T
for further infonnation. pleaM contact d^;'
the CRS office at 833-6639. Moodsy^-"
through Friday from 10 ajn. to 1 pjiu,,./
Ash Wednesday service
SweetbriarGolfaub
& Pro Shop
INTROD UCESthe BrandNew....
•4 Week Sessions
•2 Sessions Available
• PGA Professional Instruction
•Smaller Groups-Greater
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•Weekly Awards
•Student Evaluations
• Handicap System
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A combined A*h Wadnesdiiy Service
will also take part in the service. A ccm- t
will be 'held at \ the Avon Lake
bin«d choir under the direction of Barb >
Preabyterian Church. 32340K Electric
Craves will sing "Assurance" by John ^
Blvd. Avon Lake, on Wednesday even- ' Nets Beck, and the bell choirs of the two
ing, March 1 at 7:30 p.m. Tbe service is churches will play,. "Jesus. Joy of Man'* >
sponsored • by Lake Shore United
Deilring" by J^.. Bach. Muriel Homer?;
Methodist Church and the host : from the hoat church will be the organist *>
congregation.
for the service. The evening offering will
Dr. Alfred A. Hart, pastor of the Avon
go to Community Resource Services.* ^
Lake Preibyterlan Church will preach
The entire community Is Invited ti* at- ^
on "Counting the Cost: (Luke 14:23-33). tend this service of worship, an'ap- '
The Rev. Meredith Coleman, pastor of
proprUte way to begin the season of
Lake Shore United Methodist Church,
Lent. Child care will be provided.
Press Line
Construction cessation on SR 611 ....
Qt Why hma"couatrucUon
on State Route Sit atopped?
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A Work stopped o n Dec. S. 1994 on tho SR 611 construction prolect for weather.
related reasons. According to Ohio Department Of T r a n s p o r t a t i o n
IDlihteS
spokesperson Sally Ciovtnazzo. the next phase of the protect requires earth-mov n H
\
This c a n t b e d o n e i n cold temperatures." said Ciovlnozzo. " T h e around i» (no* "J *••
W6t BOO tOO frozflla.
o»wuuu is m o
Work will resume April 1, (no foohn'J. she said
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pezspectnes, muter* tand how conflicts escalate, handle --: this grant,
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anger appropriate!;, btamstnax! a xsriety of p"*«"t'3f-'"
WELCOMES MISS TE11AS. W»
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to KnoQwood Bementary. MissEtias is an Ashland University
senior 'doing
her
< Under the grant program, a rnnflict management proi
'd
h stndeaT
d
teaching in Mrs. Jones* first grade classroom. Melissa i*
, gram is defined as a program that both helps to create a
a graduate of Brookside High School >*"** also
attended
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school environment that Costers prevention and deKaoJlwood Elementary as a stitdent. •--' :
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escalation of conflicts and g^^Mfrhif procedures for
effective, non-violenl
nonviolenl resohitinn
resohitinn of
of rnnHirH
HirH that
that do
do
She'i looking forward to working with the students g>
the effective,
- occur. T
Tnis goall cannot be
immediately,
and the staff and w e w i s h h e r the best of luck.'
m
b accom^Kibed
K
it is a long term goal of Tennysc^ SchooL Over tima,
parents
and
community
members
who
work
with
the
TENNYSON AWARDED GOANT. 1 Tennyson ,' stadenls wiS . receive conflict management »MITff
SMS CAJtEEJt SAY. Students at Sheffield Middle §
Elementary School is one of only 135 schools statewide . t r a i n i n g ^ ' . , . - . - .
School parrirrpafffrt in a aghp»| lridw Career Day on >
to receive a grant to Lmptexceat *n innovative conflict
The School Conflict Management Grant Program is a
Feb. 16. Twecty-seven professionals spent the day shar- •<
management program..Tennyson wa» selected fawn
collaborative project of the Ohio Department of Kritim*ing their job related experiences and insights with S3
more .than 250 applicants to begin a program to . tion and the Ohio Commission on Dispute Resolution
groups
of uTiiHffntv '*^.'-.5ttt^«nt Counr^ *?r*yf «« h«rf» —
enhance the conflict managexn4xiz ikitla at students,
end f^wiqtc-t Management. The f a n t s awarded "nAnand greeters and provided a continental breakfast and §
teachers,' and parents.
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this initiative are another step toward achieving Nabrunch lor the speakers. - . .
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The primary goal of the grant is to provide teachers
tional Education Goal 7 that states 'By the year 2.000.
with materials to teach elementary students the bane
The focus of our carenr day was on occupations that
every school La the United States will be bee of drags.
concepts and skills necessary to: effective problem solv-. violence and ibe unauthorized presence of firearms and
require' some type of post-high school educationing and decision making. AH materials pted are providStudents, staff and professionals benefited Front interacalcohol, and wffi offer a A\v*ip\in*A environment cone d j r n e of charge: by the state as part oF the grant
ting in small group settings. •••
, .,,. - : - duciva to learning."
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The speakers came bom a wiHe variety of careers and
- The first four people to be brained under this grant are
locations. Some of our more notable guests icdudsd a
"The students at Tennyson school wK, be taught basic
Peggy KneLss. teacher; Vicki Fisher, teacher; D«ve
Chef from the Ritz-Cariton. a veterinarian, an attorney*
conflict managemeat skiEs, such IU how to comStacko. counselor; and Kathleen Urmstnn. prinripaL
FBI agent, an architect, and an equarisL
municate differences. respectfully Eton to differing
Mrs. Urmston is very pleased that the school received
City Schools
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Shsngals* ^rrthi A PBIPW six ranklog la thft ft"tl AP ttalff poll accompanied the Avon Cake girls* third consecutive outright Southwestern Conp
Surprise, surprise. Another league title for the domfnantShoregals. who now
1
move on to the pcst-season tournament
Craig. Bradley
where better teams and hopefully better
for the College of Wooster Feb. IL
things await their arrival.
The 6-3 guard played a major role'in
0 A-L/s Iamhasting of Bay Village last
the Fighting SOD!*" victory over Case
Wednesday is any indication of hour the
Western
Reserve, burying four of his
defending Division II state champs will
trademark long range bombs from threeperfarA at sectionals-districts, the rest
point land en route to a 15 points five
of the field better take cover.
assists performance.
The Sboregals drilled the Lady,
Bradley, joined Frank Sologcia ?r*f
Rockets 77-14 behind Sarah Simmons*
Mike Gerrasch (see photc in Sports Secgame high. 14 points. At halftime the
in the starting lineup for the
score was: Are you ready for this? 50-2.. tion)
Shoremen's 1991 regional finalist team.
yes that's one field goal through an en: Wrestling records. Here's a look at
tire half of ha^Mtall Ouch! What did: • .the
area's top matmen marks with the
the Bay. coach say in the lacker room?
sectional tournament looming in the
Anyway, thouch Avon take should
near future: Avon Lake - (215 pounds)
have no trouble contending with the maRyan Palllnger 19-0; (130) Shawn
jority of the teams .in its postseason' Bristow 20-1; (135) Jason Etiwmmann
field, there is one squad whofiguresto 17-5: (1881 Erik Mathiseu 17-7.
give them a hefty load to handle. Brookslde - (140) Ron Chandler 23-2:
That's the Trinity Lady Trojans, who
(152} Chuck Schill 19-5; (112) Ryan Cox
handed the Shoregals their first o* just
1 6 * Avon - (160) Brian Piwinski 14-3.
two losses this year-in an early sea>K)n
: Scoring aldnay. Shoregal star Megan
confrontation.atGund Arena. v>'.'- • - *' Chawansky and Steve "Baby yoa can
: Bradley goes out blasJog. Afon Lake drive my** Vega were the only two local
*S1 graduate Craig Bradley played his
roundbaHers to grace the list of the top
final ho HI* regular season contest gpnw scorers to the area.
Jump the Winter Blahs
V~ AVON - The Avon Recreation Departmeat is offering
./•'choice of any of the following classes to Jump start the
winter blahs:.'
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.;:; On Tuesdays. Country Lina-dancuig is offered at 630
pjn.;
and Low Impact Aerobics at 7:45 pjn.
1
On Thursdays, there will be Aerobics at 630 pun. and
Step Class at 7:45 pjn. Pleews bring a mat. step and
hand wwights if you have tbaot.
:
'. . Alt classes are held at the Avon Lions Community
Center at 2155 Eaton Dr.. and will begin the week or
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Frank Botognla, #33, releases a jumper for Wheeling Jesuit College in its recent,
94-79 victory over Fairmont State College. To Bolognia's left a Mike Gefrasch."
#35. Both players starred on Avon Lake's 1991 reo>onal finalist team and am1" 1 $
starters on this year's Cardinal squad.
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Line-dancing for Seniors
AVON LAKE - Toe second session of Ronna Mu>
ray's Line-dancing for Seniors begins Thursday. March
S and continues for six weeks. The last c b s s will be
Thursday. April 13.
.,
T i e one-hour sessions are held at the Old Firehouse
in Avon Lake from 2 to 3 p.m. Cost is $18.
For more Information and to register, call the AL
Recreation Department at 933-8171, between the hours
of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and
- noon to 4 pjn. an Friday. .
_.__•_;_; . , . • • .
•
j' Registration for each six-wees class is $18, and
receive a coupon for $6 off of the next session if you pre- Over 30 Hardball
register by Feb. 24 (limited to new participants).
LAKE-There will be a meeting Monday, Feb.
. Send a check specifying the class you want and your ; 27AVON
at 7:30 pjn. at the Old Firehause for anyone in-'
phone number tot Avon City Hall (Attention: Aerobics forested
In playing over 30 hardball. A1J former players
' Program). 36774 Detroit Rd.. Avon. 44011.
are invited to attend, as well as new players.
;'. For more Information, call Mary at 967-3337.
This will be the league's fourth season. Generally, one
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AVON/SHEFFlEUVSHEFFfELD LAKEall boys and girls between the ages of five and 17;No- ,
is the time to start thinking about baseball and softbaU^
and all the fun you can have with your friends. ' t^&i£k*&
RagUtr^u will be held the following Sunday/rd^
26, Uom noon;to5 pun. at the Community Civic Center.'
AtnCgUls are also encouraged to lign up and play.'^
1?ric8s for registration are $10 tot T-bau: $30 for citylei igue: $35 tor Thurman Munson: and $45 for gtrk and %- «.
bo.»s Hot S i m AJ1 rees are due at time of ngtatntioa^t^
Flnt-year players must bring birth certificates. Sign up"^?i
and enjoy this summer with your friends' ~
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Travel Fast-pitch Softbaff
AVON LAKE - Any girt interested in playing on a .game a week Is played at Weiss Field, usually on Suntravel fast pitch softball team should call Lisa Cooley at
days at 4 p.m. The pitching is a maximum of 50 mph.
933.5505. you must be age 13 by Aug. 1 and cannot; ^
and only WOOD bats are used.
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turn 15 prior to Aug. 1 of this year
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, ; AVON LAKE - Looking for teams for men's softboll
There are four teams, and games last nine Innings (Tuesday/Thursday and Monday/Wednesday Leagues).
with a continuous batting order. There are no first-,
Entry fee la $350. There will be a manager's only
stringers in this league. Players fake turns playing their
meeting on Tuesday. April 4, 7:30 pjn. at the Old
favorite positions, and everyone plays the same amount
Firehouse, 100 Avon Belden Rd- Avon Lake.
of time in thr field. All players an in the batting order.
- To register your team, call the Avon Lake Recreation The season starts the first Sunday in May and ends :'•
Dept. at 933-8171 between 10 ajn. and 2 pjn. Monday' the last Sunday »n August. Fee is $35 per player. A $4
AVON LAKE-The Youth Baseball Federation Is
through Thursday, and between noon and 4 pjn. on
fee per game is also charged each time a person plays.
reorganizing iu Thurman Munron League. The league
. F r i c l a y . ~ v - . - - v - - • . • - - - . * . - . - . v , •:/ v . . . •:./.., :•• • -•
The cost covers the umpire fees and softdrlnks for - - ™ **!** °f f « Thurman Munson division for 13-14
players and their families.
year olds and the Senior Thurman Munsonfar15-16-17
p^-;-';.irfsg
••. This is a gentlemen's group, allowing no alcoholic
year olds. Senior league games do not begin until the
beverages or profanity, but welcoming families to enjoy
the game. For more details, contact Dennis Breese.
933-3618 or Ron Loescher at
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AVON LAKE - Spring wxcnr registration will be held
at Learwood Middle School on Saturday, Feb. 25 from
10 a.m. to 3 pjn., and on Sunday. Feb. 26. 2 to 4 pjn.
Spring registration is for NEW players only. Players
registered last fall are already registered for the spring
season. Players must have Social Security numbers and
must be age five by April 1 of this year.
Registration' forms are also available at The Old
FirehouBe, at Rlni- Rego's customer service desk, and at
Nightline Graphics. You may register by mail by sending the registration form and your check to: ALSO
P.O. Box 236, Avon Lake. Ohio 44012.
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LAGRANGE — Avon boys h-ball coach footer," ha said. "And jfebb killed its'-'
Dave Kudela left nothing to speculation on the weak side boards. It seemed like
when *ti"™<fjng the FneW latest deba- every shot they missed, ha was getting
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Rebound was what Kudela'i Eagtea dki
the floor." said Kudela, whose ifj*'"* after falling behind by nine (20-11} at
dropped a 75-58 decision to Keystone to the end of the fk*t quarter. Freshman;
; fall to 4-13 overall nnrf into the Lmnin Steve Vega and senkrTToyDucsler, whoCounty Conference basement at 2-10. surprisjngty did not start, led UwchaiKV
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Tell us how you really feel, coach. •
Vega, who got offtoa relatively slow-.
The fact that Avon's one senior squad start at the onset,toppedthe Eagles' first
was up against a veteran led (eight half scoring list with 11 - 17 for the
' seniors} Keystone buncji, who was tied game — and Duesler added 10-12 on the
- for the LCC lead coming in, took some n i g h t . ..;• ; : . . V .. . •• " • • • • • ; • [ < * • . ; ,
: of the sting out of the loss.
Keystone pushed the lead backtonine'
- The Cat upperdaaamen ran wild all points before the end of the.half and
night with the top three senior scorers — extended Uto16 thzough three qenrters
Jason Kodak, Matt Babb and Mike tliankstothe concerted efibrts of Babb
H e l b i g — accounting for M of a n d Rnriflk. .•- .;.,.-,• .-.-r..«;:.;: -Ji/J- :••%s~:Z-:'-'."•
Keystone's total point output.
As the game rolled into its final eight
The firat half was Kodak's turn to minute stage it-was .apparent thera
shine. The postman with a deft outside would be'no Avon upset as the* Cats*.
shooting touch lit the Eagle* up for 14 lead reached the 20s on a transition
firstframepoints,finishingwith a game hoop from Helblg with two*minutes.•
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Vega and Duesler got some .help on
served as a wake up callforthe the ofiensive end from- jucior Doug
Wildcats' Babb, who had been silent Mayden, who reached doublefiguresin
through the first 16 minutes. Entering both scoring (12) and rebounds (10)..
the contest off the bench, he caught fire Sophomore Josh* uaerrier^ who'had.
for i second half points and wound up been providing puntsforthe Eagles all
wit** 17forthe game.
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and the reasons Ibr the* seasons during
this norfurate hike at the French Geek
Nature Center. You can make your own
snowflake at the end of the hike. Thi»
program runs from 2 p m to 3:30 nmonFeh.25. - ,
Wednesday before it is to appear la the
Spelling Bee Winners. Congratulations to the Spelling Bee winners at
Baby Bear Ktmbls. Bring your 3to5 Sheffield Middle SchooL First place is
year cdd to the French &4fc Nature Charlie Flowers, second place is Amy
Centarforaa easy wintrr hikfiL The hike Schnebelin. third place Is Rebekka MursUrtj s t i o ajn. on FeoL 2S.
— - tell and fourth place is Kevin Miller.
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Youth BasebalL Sign you* kids up for These
Middle School and go on to compete in
a summer offtm!Have ihem loin a youth the
County Bee at Cfearview • High
baseball tsam. Sign-up U Feb. 26 at the
The County Bee will be on
Community Center on Lake Rd. . School.
March
3 at 730 pja.
Membew will be there from noon to S 'Winter Nests. Come to the French
P-m. to help you with regmration. Adult
Creek Nature Center on Feb. 28. It's a
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Science Fair on Feb 21 and 22TT1WFair us in a moderate hike to find them.
wm be held at the French CreekNature
Comimtnltr Civic Council. The monCenter so that the students* displays will thly meeting '• for f^mmnnftY Civic
f» availabletothe pubHc Plan on dropp- Council wffl be on Feb. 22 at 730 pjn.
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Spring Oand Concert at ttwfcigbacted tooignt,
Feb. 2Ti at 7 p*u Adnwticn is S2 tor aduts. Si
tor sbdent* and wafer dfoans and cniktrsri
TIM Avon Band is seii»e besets tor a Steak.
Omar ID be SeW at As nitft scnogl cafMaria on
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tnoat Foday. Feb. 24. 1 4 p j n . at tne Christ
Winery. 32421 WaBcar Road, Avon Lake tor its
montttfy social. Debbie Bonop. coonSnatar or
Pn^aa U e tor almost 11 yaws, win explain how
tbe Adult Literary Program (unctions in Lonin
County. Friands of flMKe* are iavtted to attand.
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A NEeW In Borne- a least ol Italian cuisine and
an evening of dancing-** be held at trie KntoWs
o* Cobsnbue Hafl, 17RI Moor* R d , Avon on
Saturday. M a n * 4. Doors ana open at 6 3 C p j n .
wtti dinner saned at 7 ^ ) .
. The event is sponsored by Fsttiar Ragan
Counei No. 3260. Knights ot Cotumbua. Cost ta
91250 per person, or $24 per couple. .
The dtfmer. prepared by members of Fattier'
Raoan Council and as taabeoa Quad, includes
speghe&i. lasagne. cavataOL meatbaBa. nafian
sauMga. salad. French foBs. ice cream, ptzeoea.
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FoOowing dbmer guests can dance to the .
tunes ol the Htck Uatia Orchesua.
Tickets are available to Ine general public and
wil* be evaBeblw at the door. Ticket end able
re*snaflons can be made by cnang Rueael
Weersch. cneinnen. at 833-9954.
The l a n e Us^Ccatmittee's report to
represents the Avon lake Public library
the public is tie subject of this week**
on the commission, and Dan Trent ^Around and About Avon Lake. Tbe nn>represents'Avon Lake City Schools.
grant was t^ped at the meeting held
earlier this year at the Avon take High ; Matt Lundy and K. C- { Karl) Zuber are
./Avon Lake Council representatives on
School.•'.'."•
. ' . ., •.':.'•!•',
• . ,.'i
, the conunissioiL. '•_*,'.
Viewers a n encouraged to forward
Around and;About Avon Laka is
their comments to,the,Load Use Committee after viewing the progrant; - • •_'. .shown daJy at 6 a.m.. 9 ajn.. noon, 3
.
j
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j i , 6 p j a ; 9 p-ny midnight, and 3
The Avon take Cable Advisory Commission presents Aixmad'\*ntt About. •L ajn. on Channel 12. Kids-Atound and
About Avon Lake.. it5 companion pro- '
Avon Lake.
L
grain; runs an hour later.
' T i e commlwion is Appointed by the
Bob' Bolen " produces and • directs
mayor sod consists of Jacob;.Luody,
Around aod About A von Lake and Nanchairman; Roger Doerr, Rick Potts, Dan
cy Woznfek produces and directs KldsTrent* and Bob Smith. JJick Pott*
'• Around and About A von Lake.
New senior minister at UCC
fSGRE&'S Countryluu
On Sunday. Feb. 28 at 7 3 0 p j n , the
four yean, sh« has been a regular writer
Rev. Kelly Boyle Peters will be installed
u
*» Senior,Minittnr of the Avon Lake :...for.tha. United.Church News, the naUnited Church of Christ, She is thefirst•_ tional aewspaper for tbe Unitad Church .
woman minister of the-IJMO-member'; • of Christ, and the Disciple magazine, the
congregation. Prior to coming to Avcn. 'national magazine for the Christian
Lake, she was the Associate Minister at "; 'Church (Disciples of Christ) Rev. Peters',
Lakewood Congregational Church forft.",^ father,, the Rev.' Robert;H. Boyte. senior
1/2 years. She previously served chur-^. minister of the First Christian Church in ,
ches in Illinois and Texs&. For Hie last - 'Decatur,-Grargia, will deliver, the in-
SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET
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DELIVER
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I graduated from the U S . : . h i s first assignment ~ He',
•Array Field Artillery Ot- ' wlil ,move ! t o . Colorado
PIZZA CUTTER • W£ST|PlZ2A CUTTER • fAST
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is currently attending ad- : graduate of Avon Lake '
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Support Officer at Fort": of- Helmut and ' A n n
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Sat. G am to 12 pm; Sun. 9 am to 2 pm
NOW...WEDNESDAYS IN FEBRUARY
"MORRIS CODE" featuring Bob & Peggy
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CHURCH OF C O D , SHEFFIELD.'U
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AVON LAKE
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3*605 Prawn Craak IUL. Avon
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I K M a-m. * «:00 a.m, Momku; Worahlp
I KMtiina Srrvk* 430 p j t .
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I FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
131S47 Labi UL 933-3330
I Sunday lOa^i.
I Plot Wadnaaday of lha month, 730 pjn.
HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH
l « o Laar Rd. «0O777
I W^v. lamaa K. Baany, Paalor
j Waafcdajra Be30 a.m.
ISB*.9-0Ur>.m.
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ST. JOSEPH CATHOUC CHURCH
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I Row. I. Noonart Wtay, Mlnlitvr
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ST. MARY «f tht IMMACULATE CONCETTION
3MD Wonvy lUdpa ltd. 9H-U12
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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Cudan and Lahaland Dr., Av«n »*-4710
Rav, Woyna D Dxlur
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Suttdar School Adult EUbla Oaaa 1O43 ajn.
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' AVON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
37711 DWralt Kd. Awn 9CM-9121
MMatan Or. David W, Wear
Sunday 10 U n Wmhlp bnlff
Sunday School • » a.mj Blbto Study • Wad.
730 p.nu Oiolr fwwllca * I 3 a-nk
CHRISTIAN HERXTACE
ASSEMBLY OF G O D
3MM0 Q M - M T Rdu 937^326
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Morning Wonlrfp and ChlUran'* Church
*00 a.m. and 10v«3 a.m.
Emntna; Wmhlp *-JQ a.m.
Thunday Family Nlchl
(ComplaW Chrtallan W rVngrant) 7J0 p.nv
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37445 UatraM *iL, Avon (CK XM4U0>
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Sunday Mom. Worahlp 11*0 a. Rk
Sunday I n . rVonhJpftflup m.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
*33 Harris Rd, ShalflaM Laka M9-«MS
Rav. SUly B. Coopar Raa. W 7 M
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C A T H O U C CHURCH
and Mid Wart. Pray, Snvko T 15 J
33«Ot Dvtrotl Rd* Avan V3740A3
Father Johr. f. Garmld, MinMrr
Sat. S pjjt. Sun. 9 a.nv-IOJO u i f l l Noon
. SHEFFIELD LAKE
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9M> Fnmch Craak 93442*3
ShafFMd. Ohio 44094
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SAINT THOMAS THE APOSTLE
C A T H O U C CHURCH
715 Marrlr. Road, Shalllald Lalut
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Worahlp Srrvk* - 10O0 a-m.
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Realty
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1 . took forth* "HOT#-of fleattyOna
listings in our ads and on our yard signs.
2. From any touch-tan* phone,
eafl 691-234S or 1-600-691-2345X Enter the 4-cfisit "fUlT*" number to
hear a detailed description of that property.
The HotLine otters FREE. 24-hoor access
to real estate information aod ever/ Really
One property lor sale. Try it!
691-2345 or 1-300-691-2345 ftS
SPECTACULAR
LAKEFRONT HOME
STAYWTOW»uiAndstiaha*«aNEWriom«tor
under S16CUX0I A cheerful 3 BR home with
stunning gas Ireptace under the vauttsd great
mom sMfihts. ClosetoLake Erie and lABer Rd.
park. This atttacttve price Includes a nigh tun
basement. CaU PAUL SMITH. 833-5688.
{887888) (HOT 7288)
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP SHOWS • Vary weff
taken car* ofranchwHh 3 bedrooms, large living
ft dWng ana. newer gas lumaca & patto. Ottered
at $74,800. PETE TETORAKIS. 933-6195.
(«»710B){HOT70tt) ,.
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GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION - NEVrUT USTEDt Spacious Cape Codtoalurasa 15x22 family
room wife vaulted calling,formaldMng, master
suite wifr sitting room area. 4 bedrooms, deck
overlooking a private backyard. 5194.900. Cad!
BETTY WAKEFtELD tor more detaUe, 8336t«.(69«T19){HOT1331)
.• • - •
\Z: NEW LISTING.^. W
WON'T LAST LONG!
ATTHtS PRICE O f $109,800. Ch»e to schools
this tame features a woodbumino Breolace. new
carpeting, fenced yard. Several updates have
been added Including hot water tank_>t years
okt fumao*~5 yearn old. air conditfoning. new
windows plus glass block windows in the bassmanflt A pleasure to vtowtlt Cad nowltt CATHY
HUQICK. 933^19B-{aWMB);
•VFJUMUON 2 BRTOWNHOUSE- Great price ol <•,
Just $109,900 on this like new"2 BR. 1-1/2 baft \
retreat with woodbumlng flreptaca In homey/ ;
greet room, huge sandy beach Just steps away' i
with nearby launching ramp. JOI * CAROL ¥
JUDGE. 933-«55a (887355)
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MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF LAKE ERIE from
avary room of this 1.6 acre Lorain hofM.
Excasant protectfen with 100 ft- of concrata
breakwaB & bsach. In-tloor not water heat
Abundant storage. Third garage Is drive tfvutor
lake aocass-3 bedrooms & 2 fuB baths plus security system. Call WENDY LAFORCE-ZAVBO,
833-3195 lor privsta tour todayi (S986S0)
!B*s5swsw^.^y--r'-
NEW CONSTRUCTION T ._,._.,
ELEOANCEtoaturlng2 story layer overlooking
spacious family room, a knehen GOURMETCOOKS dream of, 4 BRs & more. Several,
upgrades. CaB now $225,900- CAROL BLACK, \
933-S614 / 833-7700.(882186)
LAKEFRONT
LUXURY!
Picture tqua I
Resplendent! SaOend Lavfshl Surpasslngl Pick a
word. They ALL apply when you speak of this 3
BR. 3-1/2 bath Townnome en the lake.
Captlvattngl Come seal $398,900. MARY
MADZELONKA, t33-«5W. (683571)
CAPE 3M BR*S • 1st Boor utility, basement, 2-1/2 car garage, near
Qotf course, pleasant decor. Only $184,900, Call ADA TAYLOR
today 833-6195. (688SS1)
4 BR. totally radecomted cotorual at S75
ChanceUor Court can be yours tor S224J00.
Please come see - youH want k> sby. Or caB
LORENE COUGHUN at S334195.
PRIVATE END ONTT •• USJW0 - Gnut opportunitytorhome owner-:
ship with Ms 2 bedroom. 1-1)2 bafft, upper cartage style in
Smugglers Cove-Large bedrooms, and your private deck, along, with
no msinunance give you M best of both wortrls. Can HARK
UORANat9334t9S.{B88O01)
-
LIKE OPEN SPACE? Try this beauty on for
atz» {2531 sq. ft) 4 large bedrooms, 2-UZ
betns, garden paradise butft 2 yrs-$233,900.
Call AOATAYLOfl.B33-619«.(«93431)
AVON LAKE BUtLOABLE L O T ' Vvooded
scenic lot In quiet neighborhood. 40x155 with
aH Improvements. Low SZOTs. Dorrt wait • Call
UNDAEHUE today. «33-aiB5.(8W55e) A:
GREAT AVON LAKE LOCATION! Enjoy tomUyf
Bving In this 4 bedroom Cape Cod. The a m * ;
sh»ws price of ownership and Is dosstoschools. -•.
recreation and shopping. Features afamilyroom»«}
with woodburning masonry Brtplacs.Tw bains, f" •*
large basement, 2 car attached garage, central £?
air. Immediate occupancy. $161,500. BETTY J
WAKEHEUl (683443) (HOT 6036) ,-: £
LOWEST PRICED BAY LAKEFRONT - Ready to decorate to your
lifestyle, 3 bedroom. 1 -1« bath. 2.088 sq. ft, 2 story home witft woodburning fireplace and 2 car attached oarage. This Is a near century
home and situated on a deep park-fike lot In the Eagle Off!
Association area. $249,800. JIM A CAROL
JUDGE, 833-6550. (675654)
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THE WESTWINDSt Oradoua Raleigh Model
Two story foyer wllh Died flooring, formal dining,
first Boor Horary, four bedrooms, two stairways to
EXPANSION SPACE TO FINISH could give up
the second floor. Newly constructed 18x24 deck,
to 5 BFTs. has waterproofed, basement, 2 firevaulted
celling In the spacious family room, much
places, gas fuel, central air, dack, 2 car garage,
workshop and 2 possible buBdaWetots-Totalprice $154,900. ADA morel $307,500, CaU BE1TY WAKEFtELD, 9336185.(688871) (HOT 1384)
TAYLOfl. B3M185. (882757) (HOT 4848)
li
, £
iraMalWAEKER RPnmVON LAKE
WESTLAKE CEDARWOOO 1 STORY - Why \
rent? Enjoy carefree living In ownership of (his '
lowly 1 bedroom. 1 bath condo with all appliances and immeOate
occupancy. JS9.000. JIM « CAROL JUDGE, 933-«50.
933-6195
- Summerhill to bring cutting edge cluster homes to Avon
By KutaDruIer
i
• AVOS-A public hearing on the third
| and largest phase of Sommerbill sub: division brought a crowd to City Hall
• last Wednesday, most with questions
| about Dood water retention and increas\ ed traffic in the layout Road area. Some
- were simply curious .about how the
! 179-acre development is shaping up. • Schafer Development Co. gained con- '
| ceptualappforalafitspIansfromPlann: ing Com mm ion. rWaifo of the water
' retention plan are still being worked out
with advice from City Engineer Peter
Zwfck.
Massive retention is required because
part of the land is in a flood plain and
of it is wetlands*
Shape is a key word when describing
SummerhilL The parcel which fronts on
.. Jaycox Road has a square not owned by
the developer caned out of the center,
one of its sides facing Jaycox. In addition, a long narrow finger stretches to
; Kagel Road: that land, which b adjacent
to Schwartz Road Park, will be used for
a bike-path exit onto Nagsl Road.
The layout shows a 9.7 acre retention
lake on the southern end of the parcel
and other . smaller. retention n""^*
where needed, and a large section of
open green space at the northeastern
end. The green space balances out the
more densely developed clustered
section.
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ed whether duster homes would be too .'. k to them. Otherwise, it will be lorn
dose to their property tin**, some as " down because it is no longer used end is
close as SO feeL duster h/ttiiitng does •v'a problem to maintain.*; .;-"•,".'•':'
'-: • The fipflt plat plan and subdividers'
not have standard R-l setbacks and rear
agreementfora 43-singl&- family home
subdivisioa called Highland Park was
Resident* from Heatherwood Avenue
approved by planners. Gary Smitek of
and. other side streets in the area were
concerned about the increased traffic on
Central South Partners Limited is the
Jaycox Road. .
developer. Highland Park is east of
Stoney Ridge Road and south of Kttael
When planners discussed where more
retention could be added. Tom Wearscb
was adamant about where itfthfwMnot
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harassment by grOjp. UTL. •
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availabla In "COHWNTIONAI"
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UTL-Unatto to Utatm
MVA-MotorV«Acla Accktant
454 Avon Belden Road- Avon Lake. Ohio
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Police Log
O O A O M I * On ArriMl
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family homwa
Oallnltfom of som* of th* abbravktkxw found
In ttw Pttke* Logs.
, Boors: McowSat. &30-7: Sun.
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. • •.... . Planner Paul Bunk askedforvenDcaDeveloper Joe ft-tiafnr Is enthusiastic' tion that the buildings are no larger than
about the free-standing cliratwr hoiryyr : the 6JXJQ. square feet maximum allowed.
that wHl be ottered in addition to con- - - pianners also questioned whether the
ventional single-family homes, r ,'.
' iflngTi* ingress and -• egress, to the
**It*s -the first of this type of cluster ; townhouses would be suSiciant during
housing to be offered in Avon." Schafer
morning rush hour. The entranceway is '
said. "We see families moving Into the ; . split. • with a - stone , structure in the
' standard single-family homes and hav- Island.' Developer Greg' Romes said be
ing the grandparents nearby in the
believed the divided :street would
keep
clustered section.** '
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traffic moving. •- '•' '.:;r-.;^v''^:::
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Steve Schafer said he thought young - • - - • Planners gave a nod of approval to
couples, single home-buyers,, people Joe Scaletta and John Hancock who gave
who travel a lot and;retired people~ fan Informal presentation of their land
would; be interested in the cluster
development plans for the Mfclau Fainthomes, because of the low-upkeep. The: ly property located across Detroit Road
association will maintain the property.
f r o m ?«h** fr'wpffft rw TiffT**v •"-*•'""-•"-"^_
Cluster homes will be offered In either^
There will be exits onto Detroil Road V
one -story or' one-and-a-half, story'•.'- and onto Jaycox Road. Planner JimPIaz- "„
models, and wilt be priced, in the za said he would like the layout changed-? _i
S140.000 range, according to Schafer. > :. so that the road onto Jaycox would line " f~
up with Dawn Street to the west\
In other business " ^ ^ " " - y / ' i -"" - Wearsch and Planner John eidmd ex- 4 '
• Century Telephone f^o.'s request to -' pressed concern about Scaletut'sr plans'^
split a parcel of land on ijetroil Road op- . to connect the sanitary sewers to Dovonr*3
posite French Creek Road into a west"":' shirs lines on the south side of Detroit.^
parcel of JO acres and an east parcel of u because the master sewer; plan
27 acres was denied by planners, pav- lines going north '
ing the way for an appeal before the .. French Creek Inte
Zoning Board. :
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Daniel Cook, an attorney representing • reduced density la Avon, thers.ihould^
Century, said that if anyone Is interested
be more than enough sewer capacity ^ £
In preserving the blstoric building on
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• Planners listened to land development plans fur the third phase of Fcencb.
"Creek Reserve, which consists of 92
townhouses on 6.3 acres. It (s north of
Detroil Road, at the rear of the single
"Don't plan to put It on the "finger" of
land (tending to Nagei Roadfe those are
10O year-old treet. If you have to tale
trees out somewhere, it should be young
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AVON LAKE: HUNIUrS RKKJET
447 Avon Peat 4-eadroca Cotontf.
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Faroty Room & Scraansd-to Poctt
"*artoote>g Pood. 834-eaia. No
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BY OWNER: Cum Awn 3 "ytrrrnni
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For Sate
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csthadial eaiiing, cas fireouca.
bright open, soacioust Excao
gttdaon 1121.900. Cat owner.
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ACTIVITY ASSISTANT
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plusl Lsads pra«dad.
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R a i u u n u . 27200 E>atroU Rd..^.'-:
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HOW ACCEPTMC APPUCATIONS
CLEAr4EnS.-l4S Laar ROV Awn
to* %M A parnma. days A dosna
sntfts. No axpananca nacaasary.
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CLEANERS ~ "
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Christina Capos. JCathlMa
Now taring ctewnttorday A awaCartfev-LocaaNtlnpatkonUkaEita.
GREAT NORTHERN . .
otag poataons In ha Awn Laka araa. ctaraa CMcHy and by phona; E*cst
XTAndtm. WlU Gibson. Angela
GazaM A playgrount w>
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Gordon. Justin Could. Rebecca.• « 5 7 E L R U
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CLEANING. BarHkn. In "'•nTiltil and conlaranca*; WUOngtowork
Kubllc, Vlctora Marquaid. Erto
pan-Urn* 20O0 hounVwa«k out ot - WAREHOUSE POSITION, tol-ama.
ana S day« par aaak In awjnna
UcNsday. Kafiy Means, Kana.
Must hava own iranaponatlcn. own homa and accaasionaly at our" ApplytoparaorcOSSCO OFFICE
corporaia odeaa In Awn Laka: Sup- '- PRODUCTS. 2B307 damana Bet,
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port cuanmar aatlilactlon sunaya;
Alliaon Sandor. Katie;
CLEANING: RaaManUal homaa. CoordinaM - For
Rent
> Schadulas.
WHY » e i . TUPPfiRWARE Whan
S l m o a o v i c h . Casaandra
LpMung brdapandabto, itrnkum hatt.
you can. sal tm aaenng world of-.
1900 SOFT.
TranMnrMton laqjjirad. Good pay., , Admlnisinuiva. Invoicing. Piaasa
Soldarttsch, Anthony Sooaan,
P«t*nfcJaWbla hours, tepr/ at sand your taaum. and salary *a-'•• 'fcavwLOuakto saws agama waraad..
AVON LAKE RETJUL SPACE
Molly Ststx. Anna Sullivan. .
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Ptaasa] OUALJTY SOLUTIONS,. h
COMPCTTT1VE LEAK RATES
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NO ADO OH CHARGES ,
COMMERCIAL rXEANINQCMAS
CLEVELAND OH 44140. " , . WILDUFBCONSEHVATION JOBS. •
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219-7B4401V. ExL 7260. 9 a m - ,
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Mitchafl. Adam Roggenburfc.
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HOME. 605 BtgHayRd. Bay Vttaoa. CouncH. A*on Ufca. ISO Amn BatK|tt..$3ana«;
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INQUIRIES.Tha CKy Of Awn Llfca Is
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floor. Private antry from t. sated WAntod: ChainkH Danu Aatlatam
POSTAL JOBS.
coa on MOjuasL Can 327-42B9.
Start J11.4tJtir. For aiam and ap- >
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EXPERIENCEO MOTHER OF TWO
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KIND, kwlng mothar to danyitt'-,: •
10 QOO aq.lt. C o n i K t Oanny caniwtiWto MWI flyMia OTH mxp*. 7B»«30l Ert. OH5t9. Barn-fern.
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Orafl. Raafiy. (21tl) 323-1660.
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PRIME -LOCATION: AVON. artar 1 _y**r. 1.800-307-S02S BUI
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175 Avon Bakton Road
OrttoafftataU, eOO aq.IL: addlUonai S»uia«.EOE.
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Awn Latat. Onto 44012
700 aq.R, adfacant aweHaU*. 834' ural 12U» o'ctock noon currant oma on March 9 1908 and wH ba pubady
EARN MONEY Heading booktl
, dpsnad and raad immadkMaly BiaraaWar.torfurnishing tabor mstsnato.
WWOQQrincoma potonaaL Oatalla.
H)B0SBtearjtX)Ert.Y-2ia3
BDrrORUk ASSISTANT KEKDEO
65 Vacation Property
San on.
to covar tporta,
toaturai,
RENOVATION TO TROY BtTERMEOIATe SCHOOL
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aand short raauma and dlpptog* ol
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row past mrk IK NEWS EDITOH.
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. C O THE PRESS. P.O. BOX 300.
kt acoDrdanoa wBfi plans and spacUfcattona prapsrad by UPAJ«TOMS« ARAVON LAKE OH 44011 No phona
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CHITGCT8VPLANNER8.860 Tsrminst Towar. Ckwalsnd Orw 44113 tor
caHa ntoaaa,
JVM. Oanaral Tradaa 2. Plumbing Tradaa 3. HVAC Tradss * , itocirtcsl Tradaa
feAripottof rtbtesracaK-ad win bamadatolha Board ot Education.
AinXJMOTIVE SEWERS
Fuft ima posnon opan.toran s«psoancaO saww ki sawma OBpart-'
nanr o saw canwastopsfarauca.
Wa pay top dasar and ofler a conv
pnhanttw* sanest pacUgav Apply .
f<"-*, SL Joseph honor roll
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has opanlnitB on lat and 2nd ahlR. 12
hour anins ara mandatory. Work 3 or
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bldatortha wMng olttwvttaga halt. ..-workto
bVdrad Pwoant (I00*>or uCanfflad Ctwck In the •mounlolTan Parosnt(1OH)
tomorrow. :;of.fta Basa Bid. ph» adoTth. altamatos. If any, and mada payaWatot h . -:- SpKUcattona ara on fllo at ina offlca ol KM Ct.rfc>Tmawrar, Shvfflakt
!- Avon Laka City Softools as a guarantaa that If the bid ia accepted, a contract
wmb*mrit*dkioki*ixotti»r&itmtmw^StvM*tM*»temf>trt,Uim:
VUaoa Had. 4S20 OMrait Road. I OPEN INTERVIEWING
Syfla, Orrio 4 4 0 3 8 . , . - . • - WEDNESDAY, FEB.
: • Blda mm ba accaptad ihrauoh :.
2 2 N D .••-,-•
' Marcti», 1BflS at tha addraa* atxiwa
,
10:00 A M - 2 : 0 0 PM
unU 4:30 p.m.'
' Barbara M.?alro
APPLY IN PERSON AT:
BM>tofamaln flrm fbr« pariod of nlna!y (00) dayi aRar btd opanlng Oma.
CUDELL RECREATION
Coptaa of plana. apaciHcallona and propoaahManu * > ^ E ° P 2 S S . " J *
PubWud: 0222-H '
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ay ba aacurad (rom tha Gfltoa of UPAJ-T0M3JK AHCHfTECT&PUN.
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Jit|l;.Tha Board of Educattonraaatvaalha rtghftowalva any IntormaUUaa or to - Spadfleatlornaraonflloatlhaof^aocaptorratoctanypartorallolanybldaubinWad.
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%^MIanODnaf BkUan la partkuavfy cadadtolha raqmrarnanta wtocondt..
pMtton opan part-uma, avsnlnga. *Etyrta,OMO44035. ' . . - ' " • •
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1,1905
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or ByAppt. Call
EAGLE CREEK ESTATES AVON
S/U4 t , 1st floor maslar suHa, lutotian wUi'oanlaf
Island a n j bay bnukfasl araa. Two story graat room.
Raady for Inlarior dacoratfng Mladlona.30 days '
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mato**mLltmMimObmn*<lSL
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spadat and ponofci paflon, and to
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cvtoons. postan,
School « w . g M l l t t
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EXPERIENCED MOTHER «til
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Income Tax
BATHTUBS RECLAMED. eains*s.
Jtam-tioon.
r 777-0331
tamaKoTsranL
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monay and
1040 TAX SERVICE
locaova(^«nc*. - Prelaaskwtai,
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onaU2sa*«rMcaaach
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Af«tXttiFlNANClALSERVICES .
SOB'S MAINTENANCE
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777-2472
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THE PRESS
198 LEAR R a
AVON LAKE
UBERTYHOMEWPHOVEaiEirRL
att typasU nmooaina. caorMc Ha.
•nexaun, batmMma, oackaL pstos, "
kitcftans npiacamant WUMUIBS
FIELD MOWING
NORTH SHORE
BUSINESS SUPPORT.
SERVICES
Araoas imai
Bay Post Oatoa
Rssumss.
Jobno
Dascnpttons
WowlP«ocasanp/T>pma
TonscDp*w
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LanjBftSmst Owattoad Pnjscii
STlOt e.OnaaPomt
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Bay VStaga. Oho 44 MO
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MAJNTENANCE.1NC.
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HANDYMAN
REMOOEUNG
PlumtMid. EtacWcal. Caipanor.
No Jobtoobio ortooamaO. -
835-9687 .-•
CELLAR POSTS
BEAMS
.'
If you're thinking about upgrading your
appearance we want to be
WCOWE TAX PREPARATtON. Ed' ' kwatadafajpiacad -"- " "
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SAGGING FLOORS
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74B-3634
or
327-3362,
LewMd
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and mytovwdona* ,P*nons must
.;*M INsp'ay«r3e«isacua«a days ,
CLEANINa SERVICE: O H M SUy atfnut smUnator<nak wish MMr
p*nwss« aMry dssned houM. W *
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at* atosatcompany. (Mt c w daslgn
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program as onan a» you naM. Ms-'
i asaoo»a»Wala*orMiawnaKL3w^
. an paflbnn an tumrmi'm clsamng
', APRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT;
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ftOMETAXPRtPARATIO
,: Sharon D. SHcUar, CPA
r on* vnan sanwa. a w i Mndows^
mdhttual a Small Buanaas'
Youl aka pnda t> ma appsaianca or
•.-. A o C O " H b w a C — - 1
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. wur ckmn noms. (WC ARE NOT
COMPLETELY FINISHED UNTIL •
YOU
ARE . COMPLETLEV:
SATISREDI) CALL: CLEAN
CORNERS FOR FREE ESTIMATE,:
- ••y*y?totiani»r
327.4404.
Additions,
PcDa window replacement*
free Estimate*' -•--—•— -
fio^S
(Outside Lorain Co.}
1-300-352-3130
SWEDA,SWEDA& ASSOCIATES
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CLEANIMO.-- • - - CommsrctM.
m*3uMat, mmransttucmn;(Mtom
or altar you mowa. atartmafits.
olflcac. - parson«iU<sd santea. .
abJotory. Anwi Thanh = 933-8857 ' "
aondad I insund. fnm ammshs.
Ml work auaranlavd. For mor« '
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cad DAY'S EASE. W C , .
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must say n s P * * Tax Ratum rTapanaontor
E ^ l ' £ L S 7 M u m * <**• MKwt' mdlvldusla or vnalfbuslnaaaas. to 327-B34fl. Olhera -a«mt you a :'
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• r ^ - - ^ , « •.navar want to ba •
GRAPHIC O£SICM
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7881.
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OaaBMdawBodafaiaapdBnaL
SHOWROOM - 3 3 4 « LAKE RD.
FREE ESTIMATES. "
CALL 808-322-8202.
LT.S.TAX
OsatalANaaat
teuaiuui n u m l i t uiu ona pound
ua to 1J00 pounas m w c u i n
• m Batatas. Cat i ? i ^
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BUSINESS * RESIDEMTUU.
TELEPHONE SYSTEHS. Salaiv
adAWns. mowas and cnangas. Naw
or uMd 4ou(Mnsat awiaoia. Sencm
on most fat* brands, nsnaanpal
wlrlno. nsasonaCla ratas. Lafca
Talacom. 933-5771. 1^00>S22-
MMduaL smstt Duunaa*. FAST
ra<undaQanaFoyiM«w.
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day dadM—y * iarnica pi MCO-
KB3MniBamKanRamoasttno. '
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nasfiips^oiporaM.
in small businass*.
EwaiUngs. ataakands avaUaDM..
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4 ACCOUNTING
HEW S a n s * cna^wcy tonakQ in
- AMSiLss»toca«caa)i ossdad. sans
FORDHOME
IMPROVEMENT
HANDYMAN SERVICE
•
flaports. Bractum.
a l - i w Taofcw,
CRECORT SHAMHQH AMD ASC
SOCIATES 3&01-H u k a Road. (4doon iron* A*on Law Post OfticaL
Wanted To Buy
ELfCTRlCAL ft TEL£PHOU£
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Ha««Baaaa»s.B33-ies3.
FAM LY MAN IK NEED Of WORK
"J?Yaa«s EpanancB
JMSERVICE
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sidwl colonial wMi a newer remodeled tdtcben. living'
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949-6075
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937-5750
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Lenny's Glass
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CALL 949-5442
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