05-02-1990 - Heritage Avon Lake

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May 2, -*990
Ipth Year, No. 3Q..
SHEFFIELD LAKE
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Avon Lake Set On Hiring Gity Planner
by Mfchael Noga
AVON LAKE - Couo-JI next Monday
is expected to introduce legislation
which can create tho position of planner
for the cily engineering department.
Tfils is a now position which was
established as li priority in city council's
:^;. Continental Cable Sbould be Asham- 1090 strategic planning session. City
-edl Here It Is playoff time for th*j Engineer Thomas Cilia said ha now
'^Cleveland Cavaliers and still no Sport- spends about 70 percent ofhia time on
; sChanneL Like I've said so many times planning commission and related items,
,' before "If Avon Leko government would whfch reduce* his ubility to perform
:';;have awarded ;t*i|8 franchise to local
engineering duties.
« « •••*+, • r^-Peop'o lU<e they had tho opportunity to under the sonenil direction ol the city
0%':,${- v•:'. .-we'd all find a more sensitive attitude." unginoer. the planner wojld supor/be
^.jTheyhnvealrefldytriodtombvo'lheirofusaigncd personnel, uct as
" ;'-:flTO to Bay.Viilago. Thoso guys have pro- and evaluate
commission iccretory, prepare
:;-'Veni nothing "ithcQ1 they cnmo to iov.nL. .planning
mulurials , far planning comrnLisian
; -Came on Continental, got your, heads meetings,
write applications /or state,'
/•^/^Jutof your back pockeU-..
federal
and private grunts, rovise zon,;:);; In the worki! Over tho past fuw weeks ing, subdivision
and athar pertinent or- v
?> U,YvB? mentioned -A the"; numorou*' com-dlnances, plan tho
ordorly development
«:^:plalnts':alrod around Avon Lake about
j;£.the:;traffici conjeatibn at Walter and
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AVON
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and retlevelopmunt of the city, and
•aylanner.',:^
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revise planning documents- .
„.• When CoundVPresiaratrErniaWavw-^-i^^C',,
The planning documents requiring
back asked -Engineer:-QfriWIw£bb&W&^
periodic updates include tho future land'
mentis If ohy, he hod 01J".the' legislatlott•tfe^V?^;
use plan, master thoroughfare plan, , which proposes the c^^p!aiiner|(Cila>;1
comprehensive park and recreation
said; ''I'm happy to see that/it's beln^put 0 ^
plan, master storm sewer plan and -Jo^other:Mght.Mwi:rrB\ran^g'^o^tV-'>,-:
master snrittsry sewer plan.
?D percent^ of:my .cttm^dn^planning-j-^i
Council members indicated they
related Items.?,".'; ^C!':^-&ffi^?£$£p?:;f~;:::.,.
would like to employ a planner with
"Planrifng.ca'mmbwlonv^rlUjbbivory^:^
5
(Iirve or more years of experience. .
pleased ;to-seeVthI»|
nurvea"onV,^adiJcdD'yI
The human resource committee wits
X_buncrtm(tn1;../Greg-^aiW;";"councU!!a"^.;1
informed it sbould consider a starting
representative to.thatMBunisfilbiiiv;^^-^
salary rangu between $24,000 and
"Accordlng'.tojPlannirigtCbnin^lbn^
$27,000 prr year,'according to CounChairman :Judy-Murray»:pUnOTW;!Jbflve;i^
cilman Viurij Urbin. He wild council's
.bnly.'bee'n^itified^'n^ot.'yewC'ShoM^j
human resource committee has not.
addled tbatsomo "even oppjos«'certnc^fe: '
however, given the salary Issue a lot of
tion, particularly in caaea,wherebyitheyi;^f
consideration at this point. Council is re*
:
quiring the individual have nt least 0 • have been planners"for-o'ibiig tlmtf.fin-.i";:
ding
success
without
needyforf0.
T
bachelor's degroo In Urban Planning or
certification.,
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a related field, and slate certification as
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Nearly 700 Residents Si^ri r # ^ e n l i l i | | ^ ^
^^.^IJiit'wBetMiiybr
RIi.^-;tl Hausrpfc in-.
.;^Xormed. me a solution to the problom has
tic
^'•been'ih thewbfk* for somBtirao. Accor- byAlfMSlcker
morn In Income tax**." Ifillie ocdltutnco
^ t
J^iFfofte
/!: (ding to Hausrod,-a. traffic light should tw ;
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AVON
A
referendum
pulition
g
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g
Is uphulcl, it is expociod tO;lirlng:In
regUtWed'vTO^M^\Jn5;^T^F&su^r|:|^^
^'installed sorabtimo In the Unxt six weeks...
[residents
the
right
fo
decide
whether
a
$353,000 In revenues in tho first year of
natorial eloctfan,;'-F«meryiaId they;dm>'r -,,, * *«,
|^'eyen.irhe,honl;to bang It himself. That 1,
0.5 percent Income tax credit reduction c o I J c c t i o n .
. • ' •"•'• ' " • " • ' . : . • • '
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uotV;wofll>fciYcaiw5th'eTc^^
should be Implemented was filed with
Mickey
Farmer,
spokoaporson
for
thu
peMe.byrnbt^tlngunmmyembOT^^W
" the clerk 'of council and the city finance group1 Involved In seeking tho referenArconiing id^.cI^chijter^coAradl^^^
!
dum,
said,
"we're
not
doing
It
because
directoroa
April
24.',
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^;bt MMr0^*) WaifcBr roads'arw,about to
cabIfriwjB*«A|'l^^i^t(m>iott^
we
think
,the
,
city
doesn't;
need
tho
If
the
Lorain
County
Board
of
Elec|$&geYa major'dyvrJuol* VVlth tho recent re-,
dinance • within:,3qf daysvoLthetllllna
^p ^ ?
tfonsvaiiddtesuSo petition tho question 1 monoy, but.becBuse we want tho'rfght 1o
^^qucftby pi*count Drug Mart to further
the; potWdn.fHowew,J|,Faxm'er~hojie«"'^
i0%iaip*n.d their area with more retail ttorca. will appear ontbo Nbvombor 0 ballot. v o t e " - ^ g ^ r ' •::. •;•. '• ,-,'••- •?.,'.;:•'..
this! won't occur; " t ^ H ; ^ S W ^ v & ^ ^
Nearly 700 oignalure* were olitalhdd by
j^.-8Jong"with'recent building of dftlcev, tho
FartnerSofd the group went .door to
'^e're:b^Iug:pioy>ion^;shoSto^
door- arid1'gathered- moro than three; "That waiuit'lh*;MecWe^ust peUlfiiiig^s"
a ^.Clty:of Avon'Lake has decided to'keej/V a group of seven or eight Avon residents:
{^pfthe hbrao'uifront of tho cart This put', in favor of giving voters tho right to times tho signatures needed to piece tbl
ed for, the i l g h t ^ o > b i e . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ « ^
P^VcMpntUy,' diy officials (engineer, mayor,: decide on tho measure passed by city' referendum on the ballot. In addltion/.o
Daniel Haradem^ Gerad;fphlllipy;rail^%^
Kaiyflm chief* police chief and F.C. member council In the form of ordinance 23-00 getting signatures, Farmer said iiia.: Mildred
Gallagher took the petition*to J
»:^Judy^Miuny],'>rer^,;obMrved^lobldnB
group "registered a lot of -voters at the; dty hill.'Farmer Mid.'
on March 2 6 . ' , ; . . .
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;ovw the traffic situation. ..;;
The 0.3 p«rcont income tax credit same time."
Th dty ej pacts
The
t word oo" th« validity^
Although tho group could hovo.ro.M^'i'ince the inujraectioii is in a boom atreduction would cause residents who
of the'petition from th» board of cfocV
work outside tho city to pay thst much' quested a special election after receiving • Ubns today,?:
^^•titudo^thftwnvers.to be want to totally
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*fr^^^' l ^8 n ' 11 " :B '- lril ^ c '-flow 'from area
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4»i^lnutbi«»''ahd ebrpand the turning lanes
iS'aiiid traffic light (Now if wo con only got
'Cvthem to look at Redwood and Rt; 83.)
^SbrfHtldiXok* School Survey! As
by Michael Nogv
whom did not understand why tho lovy - «i ibe end of this ynrffaut It cannol ho'i
j:?Swe've done far other school systems this
AVON LAKE - Tuesday Is an imporhas been called a now levy Instead of>;^;"etII^VMplK«K^^b««ai£elt»i'6fc:
fflptnekpie PRESS features, at tho request tant day for the City of Avon Lako, acroplacement. He explained that it dciea:^0GlaIi:want:tha>-fbU-wdueVbC'l^in1ll«;r
^'M'bf.Uio Sheffield Lako. Board of Educe- cording to Don Heldler. city fin-nco
^llonjv'akspecial • survey regarding
director. Far tho past 20 years, voters
• "RodiatricUng of. Sheffield Lako City
have supported a property tax for
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. genornl operating expenses. On Tuesday:
*y~4n ;.19B8 tho Sheffield Lake BOE opted
voters again will have tho opportunity to
"ajfor^a,|:plan • that took away tho
continue tho status quo or dictate a
^"neighborhood" school" concept. Tho
reduction in city services.
•:;"newsystoni;grouped kids by grades —
A current, t.5-mill properly/tux for
piiow a committee has taken on the task
gtmoral operating expenses fn Avon
&bf roviowing tho loncopt. Our ShofLnka will expire ot the and of this year. If
;; fifrld/ShoffioId Ltka reader* tiro urged to
voters approve a proposotl now l.&inUl
i" review thin fpccial questionnaire.
property
lax on Tuesday, it would take
^ ; I novpr could
understand thelrreRaon
offset in 1991 and be used for tlie conti:!•_£
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Continued on p a g » 15
nuing expenses of such services as law
enforcement, street lighting, fLe protec5S3
tion, health clinics, rucri-allonul programs, parks mid pool motntmiunco.
building inspections, ami engineering
ROUTES OPEN!
survicos.
The Prase currently has carrier
"It's importiint Fur tho rosidonls of the
rautos open for energetic young
city to realize if (til of a ridden the levy
boys and girls.
doesn't pass, there's goiiig to ho NO mo
reductions and some paying for *orvfcos
Route available in Avon on
In the community - liku street lights and
Hayes and Centennial.
garbage pickup," Maid Mayor Kicimnl
Route also available
Hiiusrod, "Our top priority will by
in Sheffield Lake on a
pdllco and firo protection anil other
section of Knickerbocker
things will como• only,If lho money is
If interestod please phone ,
NEW RECRUIT - Laddie J . Lid. loft, reads his oath of office as administered by
thoro."
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Avon Lake Law Director Russell Provenza. Ltd recently became the newest
Ileldlor said ho recolvod either eight
fI roflghtor/paramedic with the Avon Lake Rescue Squad. (PRESS photo by Mike
933-8480
or nino calls from rosidonls, many of
ct
Fate Of Avon Lake Services In Tuesday Election
money
net day. May 2nd to Tueiuay, May 81h
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Letters
"JLast Temptation* Protested
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. "ToThe Editor
j;»" I wish to protest the purchay- the'
'library has made u'f the sacrilegious
Video The Last Temptation or Christ."
^ -rIf you too find it offensive, ask For, a
'form at the library on which to. register
your complaint.
Doris CarH on
Let's Wake Up, Avon
^ T o The Editor
>and Avon Service Director:
'•? Let» clean up Avon, starting, with
tlumping trash cans at (he Srjiwartz. Rd.
^Rarfc deaol How long itii going to take
^tbclean up the "chunks of black top.
fttal and mess you made when putting
Sup tha bridge on Rlegclsberger? Are you
^4&aiu*ng';till the grass gets so high thnt
»1|naturB covers up your jness? Lot's not be.',
"tlazy.'CleaD'upyourtheas." •
I^Alio^wJiy is Ure'servfeo director and
^btdldlngiospeclor allowed to drive their
|^carshomeTAretheybnca^-"4boi;rs7So
^lh*t:,.means'you- can have V house1 in*
^.Bpected 24 hours a day. or a problem
* anytime Wake up. Avon
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Generosity Appreciated
To Tbo Editor ,
"*l " C o n c e r n e d f r i e n d s of Jau
Sutherland" wish to thank all of tho people who haw 50 generously responded
hi his ;*%« of oeod.
^ Joa 1*4411 in a come since his motorcycle accident on April 16. Donations are
being used t? hslpj defray tho costs incurred by this tragedy and assist his
tfcrea children.
-,£TheT Sutherland family a?i that, if you
:
wj>uld like,tohelp, yoH^iease
send ybur'donatinn to: EST Bank c/o
^Ooncerned Friends of Joe Sutherland,"
r«7AvonBflkleaRd-,r aa Lake 44012.
T '--''Mr^and M i * N-mk Sutherland
^Support Avon Children
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Editor V
of Avon; .
„_"«! Board of Parents
v
jrVwouM Uke it publicly known that we are
V'lW'percent behind the school incomo
«i tax bvy.'Issue 3.
•t / We have, throughout the school year,
„ on our own, had money raising events to
•'-•^aid and Improve our, "indorgartenors'
^school year. *» *•
••-'"Our concern la,_if the levy falls, our
' \ children win bo taught in huge classes of
'35. In this lixe class they cannot receive
'the proper attention.
:, The future kindergarteners may bo
forced ^ 3 attend school ell day every
other day on'different revolving days,
(-"different tweaks. This will not only
**destroy any continuity for the children,
.ibttt confuse and be costly for working
parents. / ,
„,* C h i l d r e n ne<:d, e s p e c i a l l y
^kindergarteners who are experiencing
"^school" for-the first time, everyday
schedules which they can depend on. It
helps to leach
thorn orderliness, which
1c bnportamya> they-grow up.
" Jso there ,1s bourd-to b= messod up
.
u parent and babysitter schodulos.
iwith the children paying for it by arrlviing. at. the wrong day at school utterly
^confused. '
iv^The kindergarten board feels wo neod
\to vote for this levy* Issue 3, for so many
'(obvious reasons. We want our children
to'have<what we had whon we wuro
growing up, an ordinary school life. For
thal-wa need money. For that we neod
. Vote Yes for tho children.
. Jody Schneider, Secretary
Refer to the Avon Lake Press tissue
dated 4-11-90) or phone myself (9332959). Rich Shaw (933-6StG8) or Dennis
Sherba (933-t»166) for a complete explanation of the.events which made ihe
suit necessary.
Other residents have asked how they
can help- Bo assured that wow is the Ume
for action. Contact the M&yor and your
councilmen and express your concerns.
Contribute to the legal defensu fund that
has been established to insure your
voting rights ore protected. Donations
may be given i«» *iny petitioner or sent to
CitizeE<s Concerned About Town
Centor, c/o Elyrta Savings and Trust.
457 Avon Belden Rd., Avon Lpke. Ohio
440l2. Any EST branch will accept a
d o n a t i n n . W a t c h for f u r t h e r
dew, '-omohts on Town Center and
other controversial issues about to
surface.
Ron 'PalHnqer
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2 with One Hem ......$8.10
3 with One item ...$11.20
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•Additional Hems 80< Each
BBQ Ribs
BBQ Chicken
ITS HOTHOWUnLBirCO31B.
r r s HOW HUGH TOW a
THERE IS NO PRICE
LIKE OUR PRICE.
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Auction Efforts Commended
To The Ediforr We woyj I like to take
this opportunity to thank the many ;pco:
plo who
•
participated in our S t Joseph School
Auction on April 7. •
To the many local business persons
who donated their services or mode"'
cash donations, thank yiu from tho bottom of our hearts. You arc a tremendous
asset to our community and 'you are
always there to lend a holphig hand
when called upon. Your gr^roslty Is
d o o p l y a p p r e c i a t e d . :" .'
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To the parents of our children, thank
you for tho many ways you offered your
support. Our auction would never have
gottnn roots without.you behind us,/
To tlitt auction committees; (''ink you
for the counUass hours you spb.it plann*,
Ing and organftiag this endeavor. Thu
amount of work gokng into an ovont
such as this Is exhausting but the out-.
come was quite rewarding. It was a Icvoly presentation and everyone in attendance Iwd B most enjoyable evening.
\ _ To our ettandlng guests. thank.y<iu for
hyour contribution. You helped make a
successful evening even srwalor by your
kindness and generosity
Anr^i finally to Mi". Jim Wagner and
Mr^Vrod Baark, aucllonben, "Thank
You", seems hardly onough to sny for thu
fob you performed. Your profos*
slunnlisro and humor created un atmosphero of giving and the rusponso
was overwhelming. Tho>o of us who
never attended'an auction before will
.have* lasting momories throughout ihe
yearc
To all of you who opened your wallets
and hearts so graciously for our
children; COD BLESS YOU.
Tho St. Joseph Pnrcnt OrganlrcUsr.
and the chlldron of St. Joseph's
Invest In Education
To The Editor
and Avon Votws:
Your Avon local schools arc as'^i.if,' ?nr
a 1/2% scnool income lax far operation
of our system. In the post and tho present the Avon Boards of Education havo
operated >our schools in tho most cost
effective manner. Now increased costs
have forced us to ask for added revenue
In the form of a 1/2% school income taxi
Your schools need tho.added Income
to maintain educational excellence.
Without the addod revenue we will hot
be able to offer tho quality programs that
we have In place this year and In past
years.
Your, support Is needed to maintain
high standard of oducatlon In the Avon
schools.' Please vote for Issuo 43 Mny 8.
Thnnk you!
Jnmes A Smith
Avon School Board President
^insure Voting nights
To The Editor:
Many residents continue to question
uitMtstus of Town Center and the efforts of the Citizens Concerned About
Town" Center. As reported In antn
"newspapers, a lawsuit has been Hied
,tflaln*t Clwrk or Council Kathy Lynch
idvnUnding that the issue be placed on
'tht ballot. The purpose of this suit is to
'protect your right to vote A court dato
should be set In the next week or so
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AVON FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS - j . 1
Avon Middle School
36600 Detroit Road
Avon. OH
IOK &. One Mile Fun Run
SUNDAY,*MAY
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9 00A-Mr'
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COURSE Fast u d Fbt • Out and Back with 3 mile rfup
T-SHIRTS- To Fust 250 IOK Entnnli
TIMERS: Every M3c Two Water Stops
MERCHANDISE DRAWING For AJJ IOK Fin-shot
IOK \WARDS Mate OteraU-1st aixl2ii<Jfr»phie*)
Feosle Overall • 1st and 2nd iTroptues)
Age DivuioBS - I, 2 & 3 Place Trophies
MALE&TEMAXE
AGE DIVISIONS?
14-Under
15-19 \ \ 20-2* 4, _*•
Ribbou to all One Mile Runaers V 23-19 •
Please Note! The One Mile Fun Run is an open race for, "" 30-34 ,
ONE MILE FUN RUN AWARDS- l ( 2 A 3 T r o p h i a
Males tnd Females
participants of all ages. However, awards will
be presented to only, runners 13 years of
age and younger.
35O9
31-35'
WINNERS
JobiNaJul - > AKimWener * •
Mrttrt Divbkm -^- f
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ENTRY FEE: For IOK: $6.00 Due on or before Maj 5, WO
$8.00 Late Entry Fee. One MQt Fan Run: $100
Race Directors: Sandy & Tom Wasoslk
937-5461
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AVON FLOWER FESTIVAL ENTRY FORM.
Check No t
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IUC separate fntm for each tatty) ,
Am I Endowed
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Agreed: la comidendoo of the •ccepuncc aZJtf entrj>, 1 for myself, my executon, adiBinlftfMoni u d '
•ulfneu, do hereby rekue and dlicluu|e the Avon Athletic boastcn. Inc. and ouV^ spootofs Afomall
cUinu of damage*. oen»ndi, actJoni wbtUoevcr'ln any manner and verify ,(b*t I hawft>UknuwMieofj 1 :
the niki Involved in LSIC ctcnt and I am phyticaliyfittnd sufnclenlly tnlned to participate In thif r a a i '
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Street
Print Full Name
Date
Signature
State
City
Phone
Zip
T-Shirt Size S M L XL
Shim for IQK entrants only.
Must be claimed before 10 30 a m on Race Day.
Future Of Avon Schools
Is In Hand Of Voters
Signature of Paient if under IS
To The Editor:
May Oth is quickly approaching and
with it will bo arioyof great decision for
the Avon School*. A positive vote will
enable our schools to. continue tho pur-
Age (Race Day)
Sex
Race Entered: 10K.
Fun Run
Continuod on pag« 30
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Race Number.
(Win b* anl|Md on net dqr)'
9 00 A M.
9.10 A.MT
Make checks payable to: Avon Athletic Boosters. Mall to:
33544 Jennie Rd;
Avon, OH 44011
R.J. Hemmer Jr., Publisher
R. J. (Dick) Hemmer Sr., Founder
1922-1989
Mik'e Nog?, News Editor
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, Rita Raim, News Co-crdinator
PUce
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The studonts in Mrs. Szogedy's third grade ctass have
been actively busy on several culmination activities foi
two of their units In health. To capitalize on the four
basic food groups, a healthy foods luncheon was held tn
their classroom. The children divided themselves into '
one of the four food groups. Each group then planned
what foods would be appropriate as a healthy choice for
!a luncheon. The feast was enjoyed b> all. To relnforco
i the' students awareness of appropriate and inappropriate use of drugs, tho children designed a poster
with Illustrations and a briof message. Their message
was shared through a display in tho hall with the other
E<doview students. .-".
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The fallowing Eriovtew studonts have had perfect at* tendance' &«* fflr during the 1989-90.sclipol year: Ant
ivaun Armstrong. Brandon Aslaluwm, Brandy Cdrr. Jef
froy Davis. Andruw Fowkes. Keith Gorcak, Autumn
llnranidn, I«clyn Homm. Michael Horton, David Horton. Shnna Hurhanek, Michael Koegan. Matthew Klem, pay,-Michael Lynch, Soan Ii\Dormott. Christopher
Monjot, Matthow Morgan. SHigeru Moriwake, Carly
Morrison; Seth Noidlng. Pamela Passmore, Jennifer
Poland. Jon Ramsior, Erin Romslor, Michael Robinson.
Josh Shamblin. David Stnw-tt. Matthew SU*e». Lisa
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"THurs^MayjS at-7.p.rn.. Talent Show.sponsored by Tucker. Rebecca Upson. Mark Vyvqda. Daniol Wa rron,
Student Council, auditorium.
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May 7 - Chicken Sandwich w/ lottuce and mayon-.i1
' Sun., May 6 at 2 p.m., ALEA Sponsored Scholarship halso.
Cinnamon Applesauce, Chocolato Brownie.'
; Walk-A-Thon and Bj30 p.nv'Xcade.mlc Excellence Din- M i l k .Hot
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'. wearing tholr own "creations". ; , ,
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,;i"The following part-tlmo' ..Moore Rdii David L. Lakflwood Beach. Audrey
students; have also been Karobl. 32550 Lake Rd., p . Just. 822 Troadway,
""narnedfto th^ Dodn!B, List Colleen M. Kelly, 138 Duff Molly J; Knrnatz, 350 Irv~ forf. the jiWlntcrit- Quarter Dr.i: Kyoungsook Kim,. ing Park Blvd., Trad V.
jAv o h ; •,: D o b o r a b:-\ A.. 32300. BIrchwood Lane, Kaufrman, 781 Shuffield
;;Ferenc2,;30961
1/2 Julian, /fRochello Lappls, 145 Beck'' Rd., Hold! S; Koenan, 4141
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"CprririB;vP.v Hauch;; 3854 ;.Rd..-Etixaboth C.-Lecor- '-.E. Lake Rd.. Robert J.
jStoney Ridge Rd.'; Tammy • chick. .328Q0 - Redwood Keplc, 851 Irving Park,
J.iMcMurjay, 37593 Lorlo Blvd., Edilh Lefebure, Nancy L. Klrsch. 337
BJ Vd. .;.vWil 11 a m/M. - 3 2 0 5 0 S p i n n a k e r , , Lynne Dr., Kelly A.
Margaret''A. Loporo. 247" Kronok, 4763 E. Uke Rd.,
McPhllllpi; 1976
Horrmonn Dr.. Suzetlo K. Robert E. McClollnn. 861
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Sloney Ridge, Linda • Martin, 107 Vineyard, Idlowood, Patrlclu } .
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KT Powells 30300 > Mills " Barbara A. MriGrath. • Medina, 460 Maple Avo..
Rd.; Sheila Mi Smith; 3975 ;319y3 Lake Rd.V Mfchiko Michelle M. Stanley, 4340
.Iayc6x':-Ra"if^ Douglas . ; . ' Moriwake,* 207 Parsons, Brockley, Theresa A.
Thome, 43S0 Jaycox Rd., Ann. M. Prlco. 210 Mooru Thomas, 5210 E. Lake Rd.
Fran -Thornton. 2575 Rd., Sandra J. Smith, 03 Sheffield Village: Ray• Way/ Evotyn D. - mond E. : Hatch, 5283
;.fflycox^iRd..;;Avon; Lake: Landings
Wagner, 33803 Electric' Parkhurst Dr., Antonla
Peggy" • Armstrong, 104 Blvd..
Anita K, Waltors.. Lnpat. 4151 East River
:Moorowood, Karon. M. J5-1 Tomahawk.
Sheffield
Rd., Sheffield: Suaan M.
Borato, 30 Landings Way, Uke: Pamela S. Dolt.
375 Nikonowlcz. 4275 Abbe
Michelle- A. Biierklc, 121 Gaylo Dr,. Mary R. Call.
Rd.
Lakewood Dr., fames J.
Snddlowood, Cathici
Cerney, 189 DufF Dr., Judy 4870
The Doan's List for partL.
Cromwoll.
900
Ho
well
Deamlcls, tGt Parkwood, St., Dobrn M. Dolostor,
tlmo students recognizes
Bridget -M. Celgor, 342 338 Erievlew Blvd.,
who accumulate
Bbu-i Jy Way. John D. Patricia A. Enrla. 941 studonts
r$P&-'•••'-•
IS credit hours with a 3.25
Givlo'r. 32002 Carriage Stnrk
Anno M. Glur- grodo point average. PartLano..Mary C, Gould, 124 bino. Si..
time studonts are ollglblg
Gajlo Drl.
Fay .Avo.. Judith A. Audrey 311
A. Goforth, 4920 fur recognition again 'each
15 credit hour Increment
lii^V-!* 1 ' .• •' -Holoniuriil, 33280 Red-' Elmwood Dr., Anna M.
Graullch, 4850 Plncwood. thereafter. . . .
IK&f&V:-.-''; • -wood-"'•Blvd.'. JamcB W.
Jameson, 32056 Bella Rd,. Jill R. Junozlu, 903
Mary Ann Jensen, 210
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The Navy
Navy Seaman Apprentice Soon M. Richards, son
of Ralph W. and Kathy A.
Burgolt or 018 W. Shore
Blvd.. Sheffield U k e ,
recently departed Norfolk,
Va., on deployment to the
Mediterranean Sea while
serving aboard the aircraft
carrier USS Dwlght D.
Elsenhower, homoportad
In Norfolk.
During the six-month
deployment. Richards will
participate -in various
military exercises / and
visits to several foreign
ports. He will also take
part in tho ship's 100th anniversary of the'birth "of
President Dwlght D.
Elsenhower. Tho celobm*
tlon will include special
ceremonies during tho
port visits.
A 1088 gniduate of
Brookside High School,
Sheffield, ho joined the
Nnvy In December 1989.
mwadauLUyQUfUioaVigfaryim- (WUl.sw a* b ^ W r w r
' bruche*. it win be to your MAmeat'r «MM«T) If youism |«tliqt
— be hamblcv brviie a friend you" H...UH*
f b l l*,lwineaa'Mrtnenhrp^K
f a *
need a Caver &DOI lo lunch and you'U wiIIE«drearayrButlteb.~' ^""
CM H. (Bat that'i (H you'll set n
doa'i puih your luck^
you'veb w i deedvcd.1
GEMINI (May ZWwi^l) You're
in an optinlitic mood — naybe You may ipeodowreiirMta)
unreaUiucallyag. If you're planning
to go abroad ihis tunuacr. you can.,
expect probkm*. You r^l be I«d-';i
ing the pack lomewtienj tbli week-;!
end. maybe at a aborting evert, and ' lel«v)rui»ocond<bouclMtbwt(
you w U make a new fnend * ho may you get usedtoyour new touhWj
follow you borne.
routlbeJuMflnei,. n ^ - " J
CANCER ( J « U-*i.t 20) You CAPRICORN (Dft 22-Um 17)1
could get tiw tagBraIOOK up your..: TOC are « genius atraalUacE K U ;
famtlytree and might diicoveraome- , •ndriwald j e t a i i
thing rinancially orioclallyivalu't
y o f f . Youmjytoputh
able. Everyitungyoudcmayaeemio' uig your credit to the' limit bot'yov
bf wrong now and It's becauie U it:-" h o U ' r ' Iy.lfwo^
l f ^ d J
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But yuuira lucky andyou will stiUbeV•' comlneoulculstoe tenugbti
tmilJflg all the way k> ihe bank.
with you;, But iryoa meet] _ ... .„
-from anaber coadnenl,.llwGt bej
LEO (Jut Zl^Altg 30) lfybupartki-t
pauloanyUndof ^oru.yoa'Ubeat"'.
your beat thicneu week. Doa'ttrylo '- Q
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"hit on- an old Mend, you could get ; win spend • couple of daystothe*
i truner. And bow wOl you expUin publkcyeaBdlfyeu enphadteyoarg
that at home, much leu at workT A c eccentridty ft may KM bs.to'jrdurl
•ceoarto you've been trying to pro- advantage. You could recdve'sg??
duceforage* will have tociowesriy. I Invitation to ibeevenlof ilw yt«rbot3
h ' t t l O ' l i l ^
W-lJl-S^i
It will be beuer ao b d m accotdf
could make fenoui and prohMged •
problenu for you now., You win be: nSCES (FtV lT-MarVlSlYil
wondering about the ununwQ and •, could have t tore throat or;
looking for antwert. Your w e d will neti for a few days bat when. „ __.„
end wtlhyonbeing »riik-tako-_. the dunce UperTorm la public It wills
what's come over you? • You could be cured like magfc;. foiemio "'
have a faniank Satwuay nigimf you •noVorraflueatlalErieads ibJt.we_ „
aren't too prutfWt. ;•.;; ;. . c ..,. , end. Juttbeuif leenwiihthmwlltp
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schools and chlldit-n to maintain parity
with our neighbaru-g districts.
Superintendent
Speaks
hy Richard E. HroneL,
Avon Schools
Uie May 80~' flection date app h
the scriousniss of our finaii
j£cJaI health becomes more apparent. Mr.
rdmlln explained to the Board what
have been taken to reduce the
&tmoimt we will be requited to borrow
fduring the 1990-91 school year to offset
|U» deficit ot $350,000 to maintain exJ g programs, petsaDDcl md continue
jrthe.. replacement and upc :*ing of in| i n f l l supplies. equtiMient aud
^Special report was presents! on the
Range Planning Process" by Da*
j Graves, Assistant Supoi ntondent
Strain; the North Royalton Citj ;»choals.
|M^'Graves outlined the p^icedure
d l o p e t l by the district five y\ -ITS ago
[to prepare for the transition and iraWth
lot tli^jr city and school district. .Mo amr p j d the value of community .nput
|tnd;fInyplveraBnt both hi timt end
Inwoaxces^The community survey <*as a
^ h b l l a t c i n n a l i o n tool and bet: i mo
j l
activity as the Strategic .-'lan
jtitrovlsod-yearly. Tho process was atItribttted.es one of the reasons the dlstr'ct
Iha^beett'successful at levies to provi.1i
IthVf nBceaeary 'revenue fora ^rawlim
|ooinmunlty, committed to education*)
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Board action was taken an several p«rscnniii items including the hiring of
substitute teachers end the nmtowal of
'utorin^ contracts on.»-•«* needed basis
for 199O-91.
Tho resignation of Ceorgo Trbovich
was accepted. Mr. Trbovich has been n
teacher for thirty yoars with service of
Avon children for seventeen years.
Action was taken to renew thena
teacheit eligible far contracts and
, granted continuing contract status tc
four teachers. The bourd took action to
non-renow all activity supplemental
contracts for coaches and advisers of
the extra-curricular programs due to tho
uncertainty of funding for the 1G0O-91
school year.
Operational activities receiving board
action included renewal of service
agreements with the Lorain County
Board of Education and the Northern
Ohio Special Education Rogional
Resource Center. Authorization was
granted to remove non-usable items
from the Auxiliary Service fund.
The firm of Land Design Concepts Incorporated received the contract to
develop specifications, supervise and inspect uw Parking Lot Paving Project at
this cost of $10,270 from the Permanont
Improvement fund.. The advertising of
bids will begin on May 4.1990 with the
opening and approve! by the end of the
month. Project completion is scheduled
lot mld-AugusL ,
The 1990-91 school year calendar was
adopted with the starting date of August
29, 1990 and ending on Juno 6. 1991.
fPeg'Steang reported the Avon Coranwiity •>SurveyJt-which yielded 316
|rttpon«» 1- of-1-"the >33D; sought: ,The
^preliminary.statistics Indicate: parents
gand^chJldfen feU good about ou* school
^ind the concern of ou*1 teacher* for the
^Uttlaones./^nurturingenvironment exSists^Tbe strengths of the Avon Schools
|are'within the. stsff, quality of Ihstruc*
Lastly, discussion was held rep o ^ c u r r i c t i l a r offerings /and extra: , e-x phaslzing the necessity of additions)
& ODricuIar;~ opportunities. The survey re-venue' from the May 8th School In|found,thsl^substonce abuse prevention .p-^oe'Tax issue to onablo tho Avon
^wiuiji major: area to bejiddressod by the Schools to continue to maintain and
ifchbol)" and.\stinuilate \" gteate r-, Involve'' • oalii-nce' the' educational' program for
pwatbyfparents in school activities and our children. Without. tho necessary
funtU,.serious reductions will bo ra|eb*ttcatlaQal interests of children.
. J'vDr^Mronek announced the receipt of qulnnl In. areas which will greatly
j&the first delivery or the donated equlp- reduce tho quality of service and
materials that are so necessary for.our
' <V ment from Cablevislon.
The following is only a partial list of
these mandates that tho Avon
Schools have been or will b*i required tcabsorb within our limited finances.
:
* Require bus transportation , for
students kindergarten through grade
eight and transportation of nonpublic
school students in alt grades that correspond to grades receiving transportation ,
in the public school district
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* Make school district unemployment
compensation payments to the Ohio
Bureau af Employment Services.',
' Make school district workers compensation payments to the State.
Workers* Compensation Insurance
Fund.
* Provide forty full-lime equivalent
teachers per 1,000 students in the school
district.
* Provldo five educational service personnel per 1,000 students in tho school
district.
' * Provide fringe benefits for
employees of tho school district inclusive of health insurance and teacher
retirement.
* Malntairftoxtflndod service 'Contrasts'
for certain employo«s.(Stoie ralmburaonient rste is 16.4% - extended service is
required for Vo-Ed teachon.).
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3. MAY 2.
AVON' SCHOOLS - THE UNFUNDED
STATE MANDATES
Over tho past several weeks, we have
tried to share With you the reason3 why
the Avon Schools' expenditures have1
rnutihued to increase. Inflation is only a
portion of the story, the lack of additional stale funding is .inqthnr part, but a
significant cost factor of the school* lie
in the unfunded mandates ordered by
legislature. Thcru oro over thirty unfunded mandates which directly affect
the district'^ finances, many of these
due to the SB 140-The Omnibus Education Reform Act of 1989. These mandates have two types of cost factors:, real
dollars and personnel time. While the
legislature is continuing to mandate
new programs without funding, they are
also severely curtailing the districts'
abilities to raise new revenues with
various lax abatements and reduction
ideas. Needless to say. this, causes great
difficulty for school operations, as well
as requiring local districts to constantly
propose local levies.
cent minrnnim increase formula as
designated in each biannium budget bilL
* Maintain a state minimum teacher
salary schedule.
* Maintain an open-school policy
resulting in interest payments on debts
required to keep the school district
open.
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* Maintain a biennial audit for the
school diatrict with pny for stale audit
•mrvice.
* Fee increases for auditor and
treasurer tax collections.
* Provide kindergarten for all pre-fiist
grade students.
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antl contact parents and authorities con-,
cerning absehleelsm.
, * Provide achievement end ability
. testing in grades 4 , 6 and one other to be
designated by the State Board of
Education
* Provide high school proficiency
testing in grades 9 - 12.
-* Maintain a Driver Education program . w h i c h ' requires-, supplemental
school district expenditures.
* Provide a school lunch program for:
students in the" school district and
breakfast"- for''certain students.
*
Secure legal counsel for collective
bargaining and court litigationSB 140 will odd the following expenses avor the next two yoars with.the
total costs st.UI undetermined:
;!..^Maintain: educational management'
infora^ition system (o collect over
100,000>Sces of studont'liformatlon.
* IntradistricJ Open Enrollment - loss
of state foundation' joney of $2,038 per
participatidg stutlr 'it.
" Post-Secondary enrollment options
"Students honlth scrnenlng.
* Mandatory Kindergarten - may require additional teachers for some i
districts.
. : * Competency-Eased Education Programs - c o s t s , to prepare and process
tests.
* Phonics Instruction.
• Conduct Criminal Record Chocks on:
Job Applicants.
' S p o n s o r programs, for parents ofr
truant children.
* * Fee'associated with ithe new ,'com~i
mercial drivers' • licensing required' for*
bus drivers,
. ' . Expaasof of ittMiioi romovnl.i i»spoctioo and/or radon, lead inspections."
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Tracy Orr
Lori Robertson
Correction - Names Transposed
Announces the
Opening of her
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Avon Family
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AVON - In last week's PRESS the nancs beneath two photographs w e r * , ^
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Above arc the proper names and photos of queen candidates Trncy Orrand C
Robertson. The PRESS regrets this error
Knollwood Prides Language Arts]
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Ixren in private practice for four years.' Dr. Mcirsc received
her Medical Degree from the f diversity of Cincinnati und Is
Board Certified by the Americin Board of l^rdiatrics. She is
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Tijcs arid Sat 9-12 noon
Mrs. Karahtita's class has been work
ing very hard on. Language Arts skills
this year. One activity that has helped
improve writing skills, is Dolly Oral
Language. This activity Involves orally
correcting sentences.
The children learn to road the
sentence to hear if ft makes wnse arid
also to look et the sentence to see if lf>
looks the way a sentence should loofc
The children also keep Journals where
they practice' writing sentences and
short stories utilizing the skills they are
learning.
Some of those stories are published In-
New Patients
Are Welcome
lo doss books or personal books. AflJ
children have written and Jihutnt *
personal book which have beooi
ted 10 Young Author's Coofa
Courtney Darmos, Jamie'Rade
Natalie Copvlacd attended 'J
Shore International Reading v
tlon Young Author'* Conference^
The children are
waiting to see who may be chosen,!
tend the Loraln County Gifted'
tlon Young Suthor's conference o n |
10-17 at Commui
Grief Healing Group To Mee
No matter when or liow death comiia,
noon and evening. J S S
we are rarely prepared Tor the grief,
WHEN WEDNESDAYS FROM,!
paln» loneliness ,and sense cf loss thnl
THROUGH JUNE 2 0 . £ ~ ^ S S
accompany It. Both the length nnd the TIMES: 2 p m , - 3J0
intensity of the grittf Is greater than ex
8 30 p m ^ . \+\ Wft&
peeled for most people who havu suf- WHERE. ST. JOSEPH HOSPICE
fered the loss OCB lovud one
FEREiNCB ROOM. , ft1®
We at SL fbseph Hospital &! Health (located on tho lower lo
recognizo what o difficult time Ibis may
Medial Office Building- * T W
be and would like to malu) you awaru of building that is connected to the he
.:« program providod for you Tho ses- on tho corner of Reid and We
sion* are Md."C-KO
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grief. Thorn Is no charge for tho program
which begins May 2nd mid is offered for
your convenience during both tho after-
A BETTER LORAIN COUNTY
John
Bender Democrat
for
John R. Bender
Lorain County Commissioner
"Do Better With Bender"
PaMftxSyTMBamtortoLoraJnOMMv Contra.P H < l T » O r i
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further information or \ Mistral
please call 233-1009.
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For Your Special Occasion!
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American Legion Post 211 £ ^
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4. Crazy People P^ V ' '
movie ftlbney
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AVOftL.FeopleOnthemove
by Debra Balmcrt Polovich
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May 1. For more infornialin- call Fran
a! 937-5507 after G p.m., Mary ul
J"Pluastt send or drop off articles you
937-5790,
or Sharon .at 937^6323 during
ewish to have in this column to Debra
day. Call 'early, for your reservation
rt Polovicb. 35760 . RicglesbtTger lli«
and etijoy a mini-vac;itton full of Tun.
BcL' Avon by NOON on Thursday
bfefore the date,of publication.
Bt,-d Prugruni
^DATEMlNDER
'Tha Avon Branch Library will off«r a
May 2 -Rachel
Circle
nwijrwh . J n binl* o» Tuesday, May 8 at
ltoay-2'- 1 Athletic Booster Club. 7 p.m..
7 p jn. ThL> i»tugram willboofiotun^t to
Awja HIgfa- Levy?.
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— Avon East Fifth and sixth grade all ,iges and give tips o r attracting tiif, frrait ipecics of birds.to your yard, inlBaiid Concert, 7 p.m.
cluding that once rare North American
May/.Z/ — fazzcrcise. Avon Middle
bluebird.
School.&3Q p.m.
Hel^a facsur wfll b« the featured
M y — Little League General Meeting.
speakek". Bring the whule family and
Central Bank. B p.m. • . ! .
learn the secret of keeping birds happy.
May 3 - KUanls Club
M - L - F e s t i v a l Meeting' ,
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Athletic ttaosler Cow Chip Drop
jMay 3 — Ico Cream Social, 7 p.m.. Avon Avon
Plop
Middle School
Avon Athletic Booster Club will be
Jfclay 3 - Trim-Up Class, Avon Middle
holding its Third [ Annual Cow Chip
ScbooI.: 7:30 p.m.
Drop P b p on Saturday. May 19 followy 4 -' Methodist Church Mother &
ing the Avon Festival of Flwwtsrs parade.
Daughter Dinner. 0:30 p.m. '
The cow, who will to namitd at the cult
Miy 7 - Jazzarclse, Avon Middle
test among the lint through fourth
Sichpo). BJQ p.nu
graders in Iho Avun" Schools, will he a
May 7 ; - Holy Trinity Rummago Sale. 9
participant in the poiudo and then will
be taken to Avon Middle School football
?'.May-B>- Trim-Up Class, Avon Middle
field. Once there, thpicowwlll Lo placetl
-^jSchooLTiSO p.m.'
la the fenced area that ^c? b«en market!
E l l W a y 8 - H o l y Trinity Rummage Sole. 9
off in one foot squares and left to do its
ess? ovm. - £ p.m. . . . . . . . .
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^ M a y . S ^ A v o n Library Bird Program, 7
S500 to the holder of the square where
the majority of chips fall. $75 each tctho
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ME&Mqr 9 - Avon P.T.A.. Avon East, 7 p.m.
touch the winning square. Tickets for
i i p M a y 8 -Avon Park Board
this Avon Athletic Booster event can bo
jg^'llay'v9-f-*:•'• Jazzercise. Avon Middle
pui^hased from any booster member for1
WSchool. 6-30 p.m.
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a $10 donation during the festival, orb;,
calling Pat Klingslilrn at 934-633-; or
^ Avon Utir»ry Book SaJe ' ' lanlne Dye at 934-4968.
'"* *;fT'Avot»'Friends of'the. Library wil! be
Sholding'theif Annual Festival of Flowers
?BookSalo.ThEs will be Wed.. May 18 Avon Festival of Flowttn Senior
?}May 21. It Will be in the Avon Library
Dinner
£ Community'.Room located on Ridgeland
ATTENTION all Avon Senior
£ Dr-s during * library" hours. - Hardback
.Citizens It,you have not received your
*l»ofcs aio $^0 and, paperbacks are $25 notice:, regarding the Avon Festival of
I,. ^ai(bargalnl All proceeds go to the
Flowers SenlorCUtzens Dinner on May
.gMtttujfiiy'ii'special programs. Any book
19 call Mrs. Moran at 937-6881.
:^(I«"p-Toff*i':are approclated •-•;- no
M(ia^neWplease. ' . "„ ,.;.. .'/•..,:,,'•" .' • Avon Kindergarten Parents Club SponKoly Trinity RomniajB Sale
sorsChlldrens Games
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^HslyTrinlty Cul!d will hold o Rum•, The Avon Kindorgarten Parents Club
.'^^inage Sale oh May?7 and 8.-Hours on
Is sponsoring CHILDREN GAMES on
May lfl following the Avon Festival of
IJ/.- Monday will be 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
Flowers Parade. The Children* Games
[ ^ T u e s d a y 9 a.m- to 2 p.m. ;
will be held at Iho Avon Middle School
• ^ S ^ A , large variety of Items will be
at 1:30 till 3:30 p.m. Many games to ploy.
f^JavBilabto.-Hbt:sandwichos, homemade
Tickets will be sold at the door Tor $.25
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each of 5 for a $1. Face painting will be
"B; Thfire'w^l also. • avo!^?y«c-nifreshmont5 sold and FUN
for-children and adults of all vges.
y".special will bo; Children must bo with an adult.
Sheldon the lost day of the sale.
The Avon Police Department wil! be
on hand tu do fingerprinting of childiun
lAvon Festival of Flowers Scholarship
FREE or charge.
^•;'Avon Festival of Flowers will bo offering two $500 scholarships for bny senior
rih.high school who resides in Avon.
Avon Historical Society News
. J j h t s student must bo accepted at a two
Tho regular mooting of Thu Avon
l&arfaur year college of their choice. .
Historical Society will not be held on
"^j!Scholarship applications may be pickMay 7 because of the Reid trip schedulled up at tho Avon High School Guidance
ed for Saunders Farm, Archbold, OH,
foffice;'-Those"must be returned by May
on Mey 20. If regular mtimbersare not
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kvon Athletic Boosters Cow Chip Drop
any other Interested popple moy attend.
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On Sunday. May 13 at 9 a.m. the Avon
Athletic Boosters Club will sponsor
thair 12th Annual 10K Ruadrace.
Aurards'ivill be presented to the top two
male and fcmalo overall winnctn. In addition, there will be 22 age.divisions.
Award* will be presented to runners
winning 1st through 5th place in each
division.
A one mile fun run will he held again
tlii? year with awards gain); to (hose
runners 13 years of age and younger.
For further information call Sandy or - j
Tom Waaosik at 927-5461.
Attention Festival Of Flowers Parade
Participants
Attention anyone interested in par- 3
ticipatinginthe 1990 Festival of Flowers1 !^
Parade. Tlie following entry form must 9
be completed and returned to Li'jby g
ThunlDg, 32090 Orchard St. Avon OH 44011 no lattr than May 5. 1990 Any ?
questions, call 93-MB53 or 937-6831.
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I wish to enter the following in the 1990 Festival of ^towers Parade:
( ) FLOATS
.'() MARCHING UNITS
{ ) RIDING HORSES
O HORSES - B U G G Y UNITS
( ) MISCELLATJEOUS f please stale entry _ j
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ADD JPHN.
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( ) FIRE DEPARTMENT
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DIRECTOR '
Please enclose a ONE PARAGRAPH tesume of your unit regardless of category for
the benefit ot the announcer. Preferably trvpewritten or neatly printed.
The following Insurance agreement must also b e signed m order to 'articipate in the ~
1990 parade:
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(name)
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of any action against the Avon Festival of Rowers, its members and/or representatives;
for any injury suffered by participation In the Avon Festival fo Flowers Parade. The
Avon FesUvaS of Flowers will assume no Itabinty In connection with your partidcation;
Failure to sign & submit this form prior to the parade shad constitute your elimination
from the parade.
(sign & date)
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Avon Resident Earns AARP Award
Steve Radosevich received one of the
l&aQ National' Community Service
".wards from the American Association
of Retired Persons (AJLR-P.).
Radosevich.' who Is a member of
A-A.R.P. Chaptor 2843; was selected by
tho Chapter's Board of Directors for his
outstanding volunteer'contributions to
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the community. - - : - Strj,foupht through severe depres-
sion after thtiloss of each leg and emnz*
ingly now wiilks with only^the use of a
cane. Rarjn^vfcTj, of Avon, visits three
hospital and tvti nursing homes during
his weekly "cotinseling" of those fust
facing the loss atf a limb.
As Kadosevlch c=^ Hrivo his own car/
he recently took on the'Additional work
of taking new widowers to lunch once a'
week.
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|wtnhers: v $10 was won by'Ceno Swartz
£fdr ; .the;'naniV. of."Alfrlfa." • First'place
pBnd :$5 wont i to , p u t , grndor-Monica^
^Slovak, ' second Srtdar-losso fackson.
ktbird grader-Erin Bailors, and fourth
^grader>Katie Lengcn. Second place and
£53^;went to i i r s t grader-Llnclsoy
^Brouvilte, second grador-famioLongon.
£thJrd grader-Brian Maubl. and fourth
fgnide^Marlka MlshiwokUThird place
l a n d ; $ 2 Went' to first grader-Rachel
SSmftek, second grader-Patrick Toyoda,
Xtfilrd grader-Brian Lopushoniisky, ond
|;fourth grador-Trisha Jurlsin.
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Thfe UMW of <ho Avon. Methodist
Church wilt hostess uh All Daughters
Olnnor on Frfdoy, May, 4. ..The dinner
will be surved at 6:30 p.m. and each
family is asked to bring H favorite
casserole; beverage and dessert will bo
furnished.
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The thorns for the evening will be A)l
Creatures Great and Small and the
young people am asked to bring a
fovori'o stuffed animal. Ploase call the
church office (D34-5121J any morning
for tickets, which are $1,50 for adults
and $.75 for daughters undor 12.
Daughters of all ages uru wolcomo to
toin us in Uils ovoning of fun <mtl
followship.
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feiTho Avon Women's Club is planning a
^bw.trlp to WMltanuburg. Virginia. You
Harocordlally Invited to Join. The bus will
fideavb Avon on Friday,; Juno 1 in tho
& e r i l n g and return lute Sunday evening.
pjiiho 3*.Cost for transportalon dnd Iodg^litras'arreaibnable $95 pet person (four
Speople tc-a roomj. Enjoy shopping at the
i f a H o u V ^ o t t e r y df visit CoilonUI
IWuiiamtburg.! Reservation deadline Is
(co Cream Social
Tho Avon Kindergarten I'tirttntn Club
is Sponsoring Its, Annual Ico Cream
Sociol May 3 at 7 p.m. at Avon Middle
School. A short orientnJoh meeting for
incoming kindergarten und meet the
toucher will boat 0:45 p.m. All incoming
kindergarten children will bo receiving a
letter with a free sundae ticket Included.
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Fate Of Avon Lake Services
Continued from page 1
and replacements cootaiu a reduction
factor over their duration.
lo monetary terms, a renowd WOL-UI
bring the dty 5332.563 in 1991 whereas
B new 1.5-milI lax would yield 5517,469,
"It s going to say additional mills, but
on the other hand il is replacing a levy
that was on for several years." Heidler
said. Because the current l.S-mil] fax
has an effective rate of only 0.49 mills
due to the reduction factor. Heidler
staled * you'd b« raising these JsfftcUve
The finance director uddtvt, "we're
talking an annual increa.^ of $30:37 on a
5100,000 home. Onco J explain this lu
people thej- seoin relieved."
If a levy is uot passed this year, the cit) will receive no property taxes Tor
general fund expense* after the 1990 ta,x
>ear. which is why c.ily officials agree
that programs would need to lm discontinued or other means of funding, such
as L-5cr fees, would need to be scught.
How will this levy affect me?
New Lew
Increase
S50.000
$75,000
$100,000
S7.79
CU-67
$15.57
$23.35
$22.96
$34.46
$45.94
$68.90
$91.87
$114.82
$15.17
$22.79
$30.37
$45.55
$60.74
$75.92
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uny ,
Bay Village
North Oimsted
Rocky River
Westiake
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Amherst
Avon
North Ridgeville
Sheffield Lake
Avon lake
$38.92
Total
Voted
Malaga
Total
EffecUv*
Malaga
108.20
87.20
83.50
84.70
64.99
69.94
64.94
78.42
65.19
66.95
59.53
53.90
54.37
42.51
49.49
53.67
56.87
41.22
933-3801
LOUNGE
2 Large 1 Item
Pizzas
To Go Sun.-Thurs.
Present Rate
$200,000
$250,000
The
83 & Walker Rd
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home Value
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18.10
14.00
8.50
11.40
5.20
9.10
10.65
16.87
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ly. Senior cilfzsns rcceivu a $LT tay;
credit. According to the commltttMj's
flyar, passage of the income lax would
mean the "citizens, of Avon would W
presented much less frequently with requests for now levies."
Avon teachers' average salaries are
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than anv in the county, except tho
Signs vnm scheduled to appear over lower
Keystone
district Teachers voted last
the weekend "and e final Informational year * j forgo
a pay increase.
flyer Is on Its way, Hronek told the Avon
Thomas Toralin. tchooU treasurer,
School Board last Tuesday.
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Ohio, school districts have inAccording to levy committee Infornui-. said 52
tax Iitsues on the May ballot Onetion» the a s Income tax being sought on come
third
of
all
districts are: asking for funthe ballotiwlllcoit a reslderit with
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YES ON JSSUE2
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PoUtoes; VegataUe of l!ie
Day and DeB6ouj Grtvyl
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The
For An
For All
T a x Size Cars Call 933-4377 Appointment
(UlnJVans
Eqxm. May 30. 1990
15.00 Extn)
It preserves, restores & beautifies fine car finishes
Special 6 Step Reconditioning Process...
1)Ruboutbody ";.',
2) Clean & wax chrome
; 3) Glaze body
4) Completely wax & seal finish .tAur^-r™*-*;
5) Clean & dress tires
6} Interior cleaning included
Daily Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8 30 a.m.-7 p m., Sun. 8:30 a.m.-5 p m.
454 Avon Belden, Avon Lake, OH
933-4377
A rose by any other
SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOLS
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Roast Beef Sandwich
WATER WHEEL
CAR WASH
Schools Prepare For May 8
..•• : -vv';::PLEASE:yOTE.-.-,
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What's New!
> STEP RECONDITIONING P R O C E S S . ^
11.40
4.76
7.84
9.40
lirgoat committee evor
-to-worltoaa tax. campaign for the Avon
Schools Is putting tho finishing touches
on Its efforts to pass Issuo 3 on May 8,
according Jo Superintendent Richard'
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Pizzas
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Total Voted Total Eltocthra
"Ctty"
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MJNaga
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Meatloaf Dinner
SPECIAL
SAVINGS
TREE WORK
name...
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< - ^ ^ - * Removal, Storm Damage,
, V > C ^ » Pruning, Fertilizing, Lot
^ ^ . i ^ t Cleaning, Stump Removal
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DR. KATHLEEN FLEMING
DR. GEORGE CARLSON
OPTOMETRY
33461 York St.
933-3214
Like a Mother s Love.".; 9 ?
Friendly Professional E y v c a r a
for trw •frtJr* farrrity
« fJFW PATIENTS WEL1.-X>WE ••
Contact Lsns—
A Gift of J«weUy last Forever.: Choose horn
hundreds of beautiful finely crafted rings,
pendants, bracelets, earrings, watches & more.
AH specialty priced far Mother's Day'
. (From $15.00)
• "Brown sys« B*osM tonsst
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Wo gtw >oo th« pro»st«ton
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g by Ali*a Sicker
S AVON - As a tvsuh of, cost-cutting
tl measure* which include the postporwJ ment of planned T3a»-90 purchase*, the
3 Avon Schools could end (he yuar with a
g genera! fund carryow-r of more than
10 SI0O.OO0. according to Treasurer
t Thomas Tomlin.
jg Tamlin attributed about S30.000 in
F; savings to not buying capital improvements and $40,000 to a carryover
, from last year's general fund. In addition, tho treasurer reported tho schools
havo collected S31.OOU more than expected on taxes. The carryover is expected to be a boost for the schools
which havo projected a $350,000 deficit
next. yuar.
"We're going to end up somewhere
between, $100,000 and $130,000 unless
•omefhing disastrous happens in the last
three months," Tomlin tcU ma school
board last Tuesday.
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Superintendent, Richard Hruiuslc said
the carryovei would enable the schools
io borrow less money ta cover the deficit
in the even! a May 8.0.5 percent income
tax question fails 31 the polls. Tomlin
said tho budget deficit must somehow bu
covered by July. The incoma tax
measure would bring in about $400,000
in revenues annually. Tho schools will
also seek a 4A mil! renewal levy in
November which would create aliout
5350.000 annually.
While approving of (he creation of a
nest egg for the 1990-31 school year,
school board member Richard DeChant
expreswd cones tn over the, impact «f
the postponed capital improvutr.enlis,
especially the delay in; tc-.tb^olt
purchases.
Hronek said social studies aad science
textbooks were scheduled to be replaced
this year and that math Utvts were to be
updated in 1090-91. TomUn said $23,000
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in KXCCSS lotlery fttnds wotild be userf
or the North Royallon Schools Grave* *
loivanl the puicliase of some of these.
said '01111 range planning allows "good- *£•
"We want to g«t our textbools in
Intentioi ed people pulhiig in different -'
syuch with where they should be and direcUou
to pull logeCher for 'he same
make sure there are textbooks for each
goal"
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child." Hroneksaid. He added that laxThe bchools revived a *aridy of ~j,
r.bocV. sharing is scattered throughout
audio-v sual equipment trmn CabtevI r t
the 'ichool system. !
sioo u« pan of the franchise agreement *
In other action Tuesday, the school
buard voted hat to renew supplemental . Four rerootc-conttolled televisions, t~
three VCPJ, two cabinets and two cam- <•'
dctivity contracts for'next year "due to
, uncertainty of funding for extra- carders wil be available Tor school itse
Otrough the school library
curricular aclvities."
High School Principal Richard -r.
Advisers for such activities as sports, .Biickosh
reportod the senior privilege. „
rausir- -^lubs. newspaper. National
m-ograra u underway Oat of 56 scoter* jvijt a
Honor Society, student .council and
qtxaJir,ed
fcr
the program which oUowc'^L
science lair will not receive supplemenstudents to leavo campus during irtudy*2"1tal pay for these evtra-cunicular posihaS periods, 27 have implied for and
tions ss a "doomsday" plan If »le Income taxraeast<rofails r/fJ calls for tho ;r-*ceived fdcntification cards f/jrvth«
elimination of ihese Btifvities.
"Use b vor> .
Preliminary results were presented on
"Not-an« studodt has boon late coming,
the schools* communitj' survey. CbiurIn!"""
man Peg Strong, of the Citizens AdSludant* must have a 2JS _
visory Council, said 316 responses were
average
and a good behavior tACordtoi
received. Most of the respondents had
parUctpato
1c tho program
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lived in tliu community for more than 10
years and had children, though not
The bound plans to adverti*e~blds,l
necessarily of school age. A full report Is
repavlng or tho parldog lots at lhe hfehS?
expected In May, Hronek said. •- .
school aad Avon East elementary, thUjij
week. Work U expected to begin, l n ^ - - * *
Dave Newman, .chairman of the
and be completed by midCitizens Advisory' Council, said the
The board accepted the"•:_-„_
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study provides "data-'.'"*,-serve as. a
fifth-grsde teacher George Trboifch^
catalyst end supply «iinu i a* to what
Trbovlch has been a teacher *" -1*1—-"•
the community wants to do next."
M/item for IB yean and has 3tyeanroffS
The board plans a long-range planning
education experience " l £ 1 ' ^ f l S
process and heard a presentation from
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Lake Shore Women's Club Banquet Set:
The Lake Shorn Women's Club will
hold its May Banquet on May 9 at noon
at Tom's Country Place In Avon. For
reservations contact Mrs. Walter Young
(Alva) 933-2344.
Tho scholarship recipients Will be
honored a! this time.
New club offtcors will bo installed by
the OKWC District president. Officers
to bu instrillnd are Mrs John Bcrchak.
THE
pmsident, Mrs. Robert >1.. t .
vlce-presidout, Mrs. Arthur'^Van.'Antg
werp, 2nd
vice pnAdentflMntWiplUBmj
Celler,1 rocording BCCTBtaryi' Mrtl^NIi *
Kusso. corresponding wcrfftary; Mi
Eugbne Chesney, treasurer. A „ "' ^
UpcomLug plans for May lncliide\_r
goruge sale to bu hold May 1?*J8 at thft^
home ol M n Warren Newman, 3I70J}
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allowing for a fair distribution of the tax
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besides thi 5 traditional property tax.^
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and About Avon Lait-1 viuvmrs will attend a o—; hundredth birthday party.
The Avon l-aim Junior Women's Club.
although not ono hundred years old
iisolf, celebrated tho birthday of ihis'Njtiorial Federation of Women's Clubs.
President SUB Crawford will njjpwar
on the program mid t.ilk ubout whul Ihe
Junior Wumun'i CUib has done, is daint;.
and will bo Hoiutt in the future. She vvtll
UJM» tc!l us" ni; Mw.ird tho club received
n:r.e[ili>
GTL'K Zllk^ n tlio dtlvisur of n uniijui?
club in Avon Jjiky High School. The
dub rcprusuiiti thu High School'ami
Avon IAVQ in vtirimw outing iticludifiR
an excuralon to New York Citj Greg
will ln!k to Host Bob Bolcn about the
High Scrawl's United Nations group.
Avon Like receives health services
from thi* Luruiu Health Department, and
on this week's Around and About Avon
Lai.3 nob Bulen will loik with tho local
liuad of iho Well Child Clinic. Viewors
will receive information about :h« servicus lliey may receive for their children
within Avon Lake.
Around and About Avon Lake is
shown at 10:a.ra.; 2:p'.m., 5rp.m.. 7;p^m.,
!>:p.m. and midnight on Channel 31.
Now programs tmgin on Thiirsdays.
Wine & Cheese Fundraiber Siated
Tho Friends of Kelly for 541 h Ohio
Objtnci Stnti* Ko^resonlflUve Campaigp
Commlttvo Is 9 Hi^viring a wins and
cheese fund-rolsor on iV^dnosday. May
2 from 0 p . r a , t n 7 p.m. aithe Elyrio
Womon's Club, Zl't lia*l Avo In Eiyria.
Tickets am tun dollars each and will
be avniieblo at the door. The public is invited and will be extoudod tho opportunity to spent with Kelly and several
other candidates who will be tin the May
6th ballot.
All You Care To Eat • Serving From 12-8 P.M.
Children 4 and under FREE • 5 thru 9 $3.95 • Seniors $6.95
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Dilemma At Firehouse Provokes l^j
Thu scoiiQ Is Klorida. Picturo living
horc a young bachelor with a couplo of
house guraU, a maid who has a way or
upwttfng things, a neighbor who Is
sotnowhat of n party animal, and o
fiance
Tho bachelor has inherited a lot of:
money,' but hl» undo, tho c^r^-***"
withholds it until Iha bachelor mairies.
Slnco tho bachelor is engaged. ho;^tictchiM the truth a bit and says he U married in order to collect his money.
Tho unclt arrives, uaannouocod. to
moot tho wlfo and tho covor-up begins.
Evor>tjno concerned finds thomselvos
doop In tho dllrmmft and iho audience
finds itself doop in laushtor.
Such Is tho plot for "Right Bod. Wroos
Husband," opening May 11 at Tho Old
DINNER BUFFET
Sunday, May 13th
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RIGHT BED, WRONG HUSBAND - Bill Boeman. left,-la in a dilemma.t
understand why Dog Brill is so unhappy about the romance of Dave Fti
Sherry Spenzer. This is a scene from "Right Bed. Wrong Husband/' opi
May 11 at The Old Rrehous* Theatre
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• KMlbasI and Sauerkraut . • Whipped Potatoes
> Swcdih McatbaBt , • • Gravyr
• Buturad Noodle
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• Fresh Cut MU«
• Candiad Swwt Poutdts •Dcucrt
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night call tho United Church of I
033-3241: for Saturday, May 12; con
the Presbyterian Church at 933-8Z?*
Second woakond tickets can I
chased by calling the Methodist I
at 833-6514 for Friday, May It
Assod»tfon for Lutherans at 9:
934-64d6 for Saturday. May ie£and
Valparaiso Guild at 934- 5478 for^f'
i\ay matinee on May 20. *'' '^ ^ )
Closlnv weekend tirJceti'are avajl
for Friday. May^'25 by cont
Eastern Star at 949-6005 or "033
ana the Avon Lake Republicans at
6012 for Saturday. May 20. *-*' "
Curtain time Is 8 p.nu tha mat
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15 minutes and using the microwave has
shortened the cooking time?.
Question: I would like you to revise this
recipe fur chicken cacciatore to reduce
the fat and calories. Also, could this be
made in the microwave to make it
faster?
B.H., Avon Lake
Chicken Cacciatore
2-1/2-3 Ih. broiler/fryer chicken^ cut cup,
1 medium onion, chapped
2 cloves garlic, minced
4 Tbsp. cooking oil
1 16-oz. can tomatoes, cut up
1 8-oz. can tomato sauce
1 medium green pepper, chopped
1 4-or. can mushrooms, drained
1 tap. orcgano ;
Itsp.salt
;l/4 Isp. pepper
1/4 c wine
In a large frying pan saute onions and
garlic in 2 Tbsp. cooking oil until onions
a n tender. Remove onions and set
aside. Add remaining 2 Tbsp. cooking
oil to pan -ad brown chicken pieces
over medium heat In a medium bowl
mix onion, canned tomatoes, tomato
sauce, green pepper, mushrooms, and
'spices. Pour this over chicken. Cover
and simmer for 30 minutes. Stir in wine
and cook over low heat, uncovered, for
15 minutes or imtU chicken is tender.
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6 split chicken breasts, skinned
i 28-oz. can tomatoes, cut up
1 c fresh mushrooms, sliced
3M c green pepper, chopped
1/3 c onion, chopped
1/4 c wine ,
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 tsp. oregano
1/4toppepper
1 Tbsp. cornstarch
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pour over the chicken. Cover with
plastic wrap and cook on 70% power for
IS minutes. Turn dish and cook on 70%
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comstarch and water to the liquid in
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There will be something for everyoue:
"a nearly new" section, snack bar and
home made bakery.
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If you wish to donate Items for the sale.
please drop them off on Wednesday*
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OPEN DAILY Sto 10 Sunday 9 to 8 • Op<?n AtLHoIidays
Everyday
Christ Evangelical Lutb^ran Church
Women will be havinp their annual sprMJ?-••ing rummage aate on Thursday. Mey 3,
from 9 a.m. to 3 pun. at the church In the
$»$Fellowship HalL; The church la located
§&£!on the coraur of RjL 83 and Lake Rd. in
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Quick and Light Chicken Cacciatore
Answer: 1 think you will be pleased with
this;Quick, and. Light Chicken Cacciatore. .The calories and fat were both
snbrtantiany reduced by using skinless
chicken breasts and not pre-cooking the
i chicken hi oiL The revision has less than
half the calories and over 89% less fat. In
addition, there Is a reduction of 20% in
cholesterol-and over 60% In sodium.
Cornstarch-and water were used In
rPhwft'Of •' *n('• "torbato . sauce to add
thickness lo the liquid without altering
the/flavor. ThepreparationUmetanbout
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g JoAnn McFall. 5529 E. Lake Rd., Shef~. field Lake, Ohio 44054. or call 949-5531
> and leave a message. All items must be
2> received by Thursday noon.
« Sheffield Lake Women's Club
c The Installation Banquet for the Sbefu, field Lake Women's Club will be May 2
jE at 6:30 pail- at Ihe An-ber Oaks
Restaurant.. The Installing Officer will
bo Mildred Sebo. President will be
Susan Chapman, 1st Vice President will
be Margaret Gardner, Ester Lambur will
serve as 2nd Vice President, Sylvia
Schmitz will be Secretary. Hilda Van
Horn will serve as Treasurer and Gia
Sekora will be Trustee. '
. Queen's Pageant
The Community Days Queen Pageant
Is,scheduled for June 15 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Sheffield Lake, Community Center.
; Applicants should be Juniors (to be
Seniors in 1991) living in Sheffield Lake.
Applicants, may? attend any school as
long as they live in1Sheffield Lake.
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--Applications are available at the Comm u n i t y . ' C e1n t e r . a n d v a r i o u s
establishments around town.
Ohio
Unicorn; Restaurant &_ Pub
^ ^ ^ i J i i n g Irish
Restaurant &" Pub ;features; prime
rib^-flanifrbroiled steaks, Alaskan
King'Crab legs, and wafood. Friday
arid^SSturday;^ enjoy<L Louisiana
Shrimp^ Pttel! YMurdery.Mystery
Dinner^Theatre -r: performances are,
schedulediithroughout the yeir.
Opm;Tue.-Fri. from: 11:00. a.m.
d S d ' f ^ O p.m.
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~;Lixawdj««mtnot«'front 'U80
[Northern Mi^Ewttike^ ' tie. 10 West,
it EtyrWMedJna Eklt go 5otM> on Rte ^7. ; '
Detergents Cleaa Best 7 '
All four students are enrolled in Mr.
Bauer's seventh grade science classes at
the Middle School. Mrs. Czech, a sixth
For more information call Su« at grade teacher al the school, accum
panied the ctudunls lu Ashland Una or
949-74BH.
sity in Mr. Bauer's place.
Rummage and Bake Sale
Dotmmkas Doings
Forestiawti Elementary Parent
•Pro-school Story Programs t untune
Teacher Organization wili be sponsorFilms and a Croft Program are set for
Ing a Rummage and Baku Sale on Saturday, May 5 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The May at Domonkas Library. 4125 E Laku
Rd. A Pre-School Story Program will be
sale will be at 3975 Forestlawn Ave.
Clothing will be SI per bag from 2 to 3 May 8 at 10;30 a.m. and 7 p.m. The alory
programs arc for children ages 3 to 0
p.m. and all other items wilt be selling
and pre-registratlon Is requited.
for half price from 2 to 3 p.ra. Hot doijs
and beverages will also be available.
On May 5 then'will be a free, onohour film program for all ages. The films
will be "Cat in the Hat", "Creen ERSS
Song Ministry
and Ham" and 'The Sneotches". The
The Church Love is Building, located
films begin at 2:30 p.m.
.at 2280 N. Abbe in Sheffield. Ohio will
be hosting Derek Floyd and his song
Youngsters in eighth grade through
ministry during specidl services on
adult will enjoy ibe Sweatshirt Applique
Saturday and Sunday, May ,12 and 13. Craft Program on May 10 at 7 p.n. Pnr
The service on Saturday will begin at 7 ticipanls should bring fn Uieir own
p.m. and on Sunday there will be two sweatshirt. A $1.50. supply fee will be
services, one at 11 a.m. and the other at
charged. Pru-registralinn is n*iuired
6 p.m.
Learn how to use thu public comAll are welcome to c it end any of the puters at Domonkas Library, by ottonding a free orientation session Chlfd'eii
times mentioned. For further informain third grade through adults can attend
tion, please contact Pastor Joe Wiun at
a session on May 5 at 7 p m The ortcnta
334-6902..
lion wilt teach, the participant! the
basics of using the TRS-flO Model IV and
Cystic FibrosiB Walkathon
the Epson computers uvaHablo for
The Friends and Neighbors Club of
public use at the library.
Sheffield Laku is sponsoring a Cystic'
For more information on any of the
Fibrosis WaJkathon on June 9 at 10 a.m.
For more information call Sue at above programs please calf Domonkas
Library at 049-7410.
949-7488 or Gloria at £i3-6959.
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Safely Town
'. Science Fair Winners
The Parent Teacher Organization
Four students from Sheffield Middlu
President's Council needs help to con-r
School• attended the Junior Academy.
tinue a successful Safety Town Program
Ohio Academy of Science. Science Fair
in Sheffield/Sheffield Lake. Far many
al Ashland University. Ench student
worked hard on their science project . years this program has been tho responsibility of the Council, this *s not the
since before the Christmas holidays.
way the program operates in other
These students won the highest awards
districts, where help is given by the
at the Sheffield Middle School Science
board
of education or other organizaFair. Although the! corapetttion at the.
tions in too district
Northern Ohio District was fierce, they
weru still triumphant., • "
The President's Council is seflkikig an
interested organization 'ir Individual to
, The highest award was won by take
over the courdinatioi of Softly
Mclit.su Czech- far her A-muzing
Town beginning in; January 1991 The
Magnetic Hamstor project. She received
iVT.O.
need your help
- a Superior rating for developing a maze Anyone Prasidbmts
interested in providing their
for hamsters lo learn. To lest their
support may contact ,MrJ: Judy Wilkinbulmviural adaptations she i placed
magnets around the maze to affect thfiir ; son at 934-4818 for morii Information.
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103 O.V.J. Rummage sod Bake Safe
Preston Hall and loan Feir both
The 103 Ohio Volunteer Infantry Civil
received Awards of excellence for the;
War Museum will bo sponsoring a Rum*
projects "Can I Mako an Ecosystem at
mage
and Bako Sale on Friday, May 11
Home?" and VH6W Air Moves Around a:
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m and on May 12
Curved Object." Trlcia Czech received a
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tho sale wilt be
Cood ml ing on her project, "Which
hold at the Cassment Hall on tho O.V.I,
grounds at 5501 E. Lake Rd.
There will bo a variety of items in
eluding furniture, cJothino. books and
ruiscellaneous. There will also be
home made baked goods pntvidfid by
O.V.I. members. IThey're really goodS}
All proceeds from the sate go to the
operation of the 103 Ohio Volunteering
fantry Civil War Museum. For more Information call Ruth Wagner at 9496348
or Paggy Wagner «t 949-7646.
NPU>S
Pancake Breakfast
The 103 Ohir volunteer 'nfantr* will
be spon&oilng s Pancake Breakfast on
Sunday May 20 from 8 a.m. to 2 pjo.
Tours of the Civtl War Museum Mill be
coc*juc;«»d al this time More to come
ubout thin later
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Tune In to Sfaefflald Lake Night
Lcok for Ihe Tune In lo Sheffield Lake^*- y^
Night on your local cable television ^%
channel The meeting wiiS taped on" r£&
April 25.soifyou worounobletoattend, <• ^ ^ |
watch it m the comfort of your own !!v
ing room L_~rn somclhlmj about tbe^
comn. jnlty >ou live In
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Blood Pressure Clinic
The Blood Pressure Clinic smnsbred-^
by the Friends und Neighbors Womeu'*
Club will be held on Saturday, May 5frum 10 a m to noon It will bw-at the'
First Federal Savings Bank in- th«
Sharcwoy Shopping Center This cllnlcs
is always held the first Saturday of each'
month
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Installation Banquet
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The Installation Banouet of^lha
Frtonds and Neighbors Club will be May •
3, 1000 at Katie's Country VlacaS^
Members who wish to car pool a n uk.''f;
ed to meet at thu Community Center at 6 *
p m
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Endowment Fund;
Trustees To Meet
AVON LAKE — Tho semi-annualmeeting of the trustees of the Avon Lake
v£
Endowment Fund will bo bold at1 t h e • »
Avon Lake United Church of,Christ.,
32801 Rlectnc Blvd . oo Tueodny, May
8 and Is open to the public.
vs, VTtie Avon Lake Endowment Fund U * 7 H
non profit organization which belpa'to^y
provide Easier. Thankiglvlna
Christmas baskets to noedy'iainE^
Avon Lake. Anyone Interested" iiU
tliering the potential of the fund may ddj
so through outright gifts or through bfr
quests or truslfL ^
^ ^ t ^ *^ •*' * •
Trustees of the fund arij Fr.'Ni
Rlley. representing the MInUterIal^|
Association, Arlone Pullan, ^rep
ting tho American Associntloni of.
Retired Persons, Dan Stafford* ropt
ting Kiwanis. William Morr^ropi
ting the Board of Education,^
Howard Fiscor, representing the,
Avon Lake
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Council Approves Raises For Firefighters
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3h»en. Association
Association.International
International Aiwcla
Aiwclaunanin
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the
» ° ^ y approvedfaymembers of cduncil.
**« areEghters in 19M and
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few. c o n1t9r 8a 96 t T«h«e* seven months of negotiations: The last conSeptembe
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date
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Sheffield Lake Police Chief Honored
Police Chief Thomas W.Schmidt was doubly
meeting held last Tuesday.
Council 4223 of Loruin-Sheffield Lake named Schmidt
nnouflcement of the award, rnad by Mayor Charles Keloi distinguished service to the Sheffield Lake Police
- —7. -•••- »our years as Chief of the departmentread a letter of commendation from William D. Brannon. special agent
.. in ms letter, BrannOti praised Schmidt s
-—B:--—iold Lake police officer John Nosser. The
mtedto Nosscr's conviction for cocaine trafficking.
nonored at
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Community Pulse— —
for dumping the neighborhood concept.
- Let's Dance! The Avon Lako Community Education Center under the
- direction -"of .Anne Naumaon has a
special teen danco set for this Friday.
, May 4. The dance is for 0-7-flth graders
from 7 pan.-ip p.m. with music by
Wh*""Music UnllmUetL.Tickets are S3 and
ovallahla" «i\Xt«rwbod; Middle School
This eveni Is the'first of many everts
scheduled for the upcoming summer. v
Olhsratnll.w.5% Income tax levy for..
Avon schools;may;fust pass;— .'since
senior citizens aren't affocted this new
concept has strong possibilities ~ I see
the metsJ;bnUdlns;. addition to "Avon .
Laka Engineering Dept. continues to:
, get spruced up -r; U's still ogly 'U The
Avon Lake'Boat Clob roportodly once
T
again had the largest turnout of all
civic groups for Avon Lake Clean-up
JDay _* Miller RdL Park Launch Kamps
"nrc'iiow open — the new prop addition
'looks-great— 1 wonder what the status
:H_regardIng' the^Avtm Lake Justice
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5 Part-Tinie Firefighters To Be Hired
SHEFFIELD LAKE - Sheffield Lake will be getting five new part-time fircfighte's
Al iaat Tuesday night's council meeting, the third reading of the sub|ect ordinance
was approved by a unanimous vote.
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"The
city
would prefer the new .firefighters to bo Sheffield Lake residents but this
l
r t uirenient for
1 "° £ ^ J
heing hired." Safety Director Joseph Martin said Martin
also added that the rate of pay for these new employees has. as of ve! not been deter
mined, but would be discussed by the finance committee at its May meeting
Interested parties should obtain applications at the city hall office of William
Andersen, finance director. Once completed, these should be returned to his office
fpr consideration. • • •
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Council To Meet Next Wednesday
SHEFFIELD LAKE - Sheffield Lake City Council has changed days for its next
regular meeting. Instead of meeting on Tuesday May, 8.; couccil will meet on
Wednesday. May 0 at 8 p.m. . .. :
Residents should note this change, particularly since this is to be Youth in Government Day and Brookaide seniors will participate.,. - . :
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™* aifilctut situation involving
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Center?
Found .- Monday evening (4-30J on
Buckeye Drive In Sheffield a pair of
sliver framed prescription sunglasses in
a black case. Call 049-7705 for more
information;"
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Winners Announced
Winners of the Fantastic Sam's-Avon
Lako Youth Baseball Federation pairs of
opening day Indians tickets are: John
TUlotson of Lakewood Dr.. Kont Hardman of Baachwood Dr, Mark Rodener
of Redwood Blvd.. Ron field of
Beachwood Di*., and Charlie Gulp of
Sunset -Dr., Avon Lake.• Everyone
redeeming a Fantastic Sam's-Youth
Baseball Federation Certificate from
Fob. 5 to March 7 was eligible.
Owner Kathy Burrows was happy to
donate a check for $150 to Avon Lake
Youth Baseball and hopes to sou Ihu support growing even more next yeur.
Congratulations to the winners
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Russ "Sentiments of Love'.' Ensemble
each laminated gift has a message:
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"Blessing" - "Sharing" - "Loving Grandma"
Matching album* • nulecards. etc.
plus gift bags to co-ordinate
690 Avon Belden Rd. (Rl. 83)
Avon Lake
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Preserve Ohio's Natural Heritage
Thib vjNir HID Ohio Oujwrlinimi of
Natural Rcso\trc«s iCDN'K) ii u.r^ifi.i
r t!s' cilv
everyone in the state to "R.E.S.P.Ii.C.T.
Ohio's Goad Nature." Kacb letter of !iiewo.u RESPECT sMnds'for am* uf the
sex-on goals ODNR has identified Cur
199U. Preservation of natural areas and
endangered species is part uf ODIMR's
effort to promote the .preservation uf
Ohio's natural heritage.'
Since th<* first settlers arrived in Ohio
more than 200 years ago. over 99% uf
the stale's land and water has been
altered by hurnans.
Once Ohio was dominated by dense
forests. lush wellcjids and vital streams.
But nature's wild beauty and bountiful
variety surrendered to the advances of
people as the landscape was reshaped.
Today only a small portion of original
land surface retrains unchanged:
The best of what is left of our naluni!
heritage is sought by ODNR's Division
of Natural Areas and Preserves (DNAPJ.
DNAP is responsible for administering
the Ohio state nature preserve system,
state scenic rivers system and slate endangered and threatened plant taw.
Ohie now has 04 dedicated state nature
preserves. and natural areas. 10 state
scenic rivers, and 177 endangered and
174 threatened plants.
There are still a number of relatively
unspoiled natural areas thatrepresenta
wealth of natural diversity, These areas
are the last refuges of rare and endangered plant and animal species, as
nd
in
Althuij^h VIIIIIMI! Ohio':, ruturitra.riijs
hdu: bt;en pnitt;t:tt:d by. concerned
uieaiii/jiiofis and individuals, many
more on.' ihiiNiii-inni with destruction
"''hen1 ij JII ci!p'jrtun:ty • to save UV
design the remnants uf Ohio's natural
heritage which have survived by chance.'
Ohioans have voluntarily donated,
.'tver 34.0 million to natural areas and
end an genii species protection in seven.
yenrs through thfi state income tux
checkoff program. Over 135.00O taxpayers donate an average of 5600,000
per year to help DNAP acquire and
preserve our natural heritage. In many
ways, it b a race against time as natural
areas unt degraded or destroyed each
year by development, mining, timbering
or other tnan-n.,,a« changes. In 1969
alnne. state nature preserve boundaries
were threatened by shopping malls,
landfills and timbering.
According to the Ohio Natural Areas
Act, a "natura!«arca" is land or water
which has retained or re-established its
natural character or has unusual plant
and animal communities, geological, archaeological, scenic or similar features
of scientific of educational interest. A
"nature preserve" is an area which has
been formally dedicated us a part of the
state's nature preserve system.
"Natural areas, with their plant and
animal life, servo as laboratories where
Natural, areas are intended foe
scientists can Jearn more about our past
research. **iuca!ion., nalurt* study, hikand present to.beni'ftt us in thw futurt,"
ing. birdwa'.chiag, n;i!ure photography,
said Richard E- Mow-ley. J r . Chief of
art and similar uses.
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ODNR also accepts gifts of land as adA nalun; preserve is1 a refuge (or rare
ditions to the system of nature
and i-ndangereti plants itruJ animals, as
preserves. These areas can be porma'.vi*ll as for huiiifinity.
nenl living memorials to Uio donors or
Mom importantly,.n,iitur<il
arefs
serve
anyone they designate, but their most,
AS J resorvoir of genet1 r diversity, a gene
,
satisfying and lastioe reward will be the
pool which may hold .no answers to our
gratitude of the people of Ohio.
very survival.
For more information, about Ohio'*
"By -itudying individual ;j!ant, and
nature preserve system, contact the
animal species in these areas, scientists
Division of Natural Areas a n d
have an opportunity to learn more about
Presarves. Ohio Department of Natural
the role of each species in nature which
Resources. Fountain Square, Columbus'
may providn, Tor example, greater effi43224'or
phone (814) 285-6453.
ciency in such,areas as food producPreserving Ohio's natural heritage is
tion." Most-ley said. "These areas are
just one part of the Ohio Department of
not p a r k s , " h e a d d e d . " M a s s
Natural Resources efforts to sneouragn
recreational
_
;
everyone
in the state to RESPECT
activities such us camping and organized sports are not permitted in any OHIO'S GOOD NATURE.
preserve."
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LCCC Theater Production Cast Announced
The "stara" have been chosen for the
Lorain County Community College
Studio Theatre spring production of
Lunatics. Lovers, and foets. a trilogy of
one-act plays from off-Broadway.
Cast members are: "Schubert's Last
Serenade": by Julie Bovasso, and
directed by Mary Frances Hupp, Bill Arthrell (Oberlin). Bill Elrumfield (Wellington). Paul Eldridge (Elyria), Troy
Hardwick (Sheffield Lake). Glenn Houry
(Elyria), and Jocquclin Smithk (Elyria);
"Lemonade": by James.Prldeaux, and
directed by Pam Pidcworth, Pat Black 1 |
(Avon Lake) and Virginia. WaraJinshyJ§j
(Lorain); "Blrdbath": by Leonard Molfi^f
andc directed by LCCCTheatTD Director^
Jack Gilbertson. Dan Barnlcle (Lorain} ^
and Kim Finttzor (Lorain).
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Performance dates are May 17,18;,19r,
24, 25, and 26 at 8 p m in the Stocker Center Studio Theatre. For ti,iJjrt» a n d ^
additional inTormaUon, contocc the box"JM
office at 233-6510
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Daria Delfino, a fifthh '
year pharmacy major, at
Ohio Northern University,^
is participating in,, the
clinical pharmacy •program at SL Rita's Medical
Center through the ONU
Raabe College|of(
Pharmacy,
** <
The purpose o (
clinical rotatioa Istohelp
students-correlate
clastrbom fVnowl
with practical expeiienoB^
Through; lfcoVprd
students are familli
with the hospitid setting.
The program jprovidosj
students with patfarif lli-,|
torviewlng experlaace T
and allows Interactfbiftf'
with patients, doctorsuand,;
Throughout the quarter^
•tudents follow the;
'
gross of their patients^
monitoring and loai
aba'at their disease states;^
testing and diagnostic p r o ^
cedures. with focus'
current dnig therapies
Delfino Is the daughter's
of Mr. Phillip Mi Deinno;f«
37920 Urlo Drlvo,
For over t> century, Obib'j*
Northern's Collage I
Pharmacy hns played J ;
important rote in phar-'
maceutical oducatfot)
More than one third of tho
registered pharmacists In
Ohio are graduates of
Ohio Northern University
Diant Cairns of Avon*
Lake has been named to
the Ohio University 1£
Doar.'s List far tho winter!
quarter 1989-90. .
. To bo nnmod to tho list/
a student must,have eat
ed u grade point average''
nf 3.3 or better on o scale,
of 4.0 (straight A's) for thoquarter and have earned
10, hours. 12 of which
were la ken for n letter
grade*.
Cairns, n senior in tho
college of Arts and
Sciences.
s y•
sports action of the past /eek_
Cos) for this camp is S45.OO if registration1 is recuived before June 4, and
550.00 after that dati-. A S5.00 deposit
, will also hold a place in this camp.
Resist ratio, i forms for both tlis girls'
and the boys' summer basketball camps
arc available in the Athletic OfliCR. Call
the office at 933-5154 fur any .itiditiona'
mforniation.
High School Athletic Director
Dick Deasy
girls entering grades six through nine as
of August 1990. This camp will take
place at the high school field house for
"TIME FOR BASKETBALL
two sessions daily. Session t will be
CAMP REGISTRATION
from 8:00 a.m. -10:00 li.m. and Session Z
from 5 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. The cost Is
Basketball Camps fcr both girlt and
$40.00. Tbese camps are conducted by
boys will take placo al Learwooii Middle
the Girls' Basketball Staff of the high
School and at the high school beginning
school, with Shoregal OuskuLball players
j j the week after school ends. The
assisting and College Coaches as guest
u Sboregala'Basketball Csrnps will begin
f on June 12 and end on Juno 15. The clinicians and speakers.
Training Camp Is for girls entering
The Avon Lake Summer Basketball
/ grades one and two as of August 1900
Camp for boys age 7 - 9 will lake place at
H -fThe camp is for tho beginning player
Lcarwood Middle School from 9 a.m. i-j andwilltakepIaceat»boLeanroode«ich
12 noon daily beginning Tuesday, June,
» , , , day from XZ noon - 2:00 p in. The cost a
12 and ending Friday, June 14. The cost
f$g $30.00. :
for tho 7 - 9 boys' camp Is S40.00, if the
The Shoregals Junior Varsity Camp u.
registration is received before June 4.
Hfbr girts entering grades thru© through
After that !ime the cost is $50, A S5.00
^five as of August 1390 It will emphasize
deposit can be paid to hold a place In the
"akin development and participation in
camp.
^drills and games. It will be held at LearThe Camp for ,10-12 year old boys will
&wood Middle School each day from
take place at the high school field house
KjZOO- 4 JO p m. The cost Is $35 00.
beginning Motxlay, June 11 and daily
*' Tho Shoregals' Varsity Camp ts for Juno 11-15 from 1:20 p.m. to-4:30 p.m.
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FAHNESTOCK HEADED FOR
EVAN'SVILLE UNIVERSITY
SCOTT FAHNESTOCK, Avon.Lake's :
G't>" All-State forward, will contfntie his j
education and play his collegiate basket-;
ball for the Purple Acus of Evausvtflo ]
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University.
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Evanv'ittv is a Division I school;
SHORTSTUFF
located in Evarrsville, Indiana. They are :
The boys' varsity bast bull 'earn won 2
in Ilit; Midwestern ' Collegi&te Con-]
atid lost 2 this pas! wet-k and are now,5-7
f«rencc which includes: University of;
overall and 4-6 in conference. Tba Varsi, Detroit. University of Xavicr. University i
ty team plays Admiral King at HOMEon
of Dayton. University of MarqueUe,
Tuesday. May 1 in Sectiuaai TournaLoyola of Chicago. St. Louis University
ment play, Elyria Catholic at EC on
?nd
Butler University.
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Wednesday, and Fairvfew at HOME on
Thursday!
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SCOTT finished his season at Avon
Lake scoring over 400 points * and
Their JV counterp-irts fared a little buta\ erasing 20 8 par game, while shooting
ter, going 3-1 on the week, defeating
52%
from tho floor and 79% from the
Olmsled Falls 9-1, Loram, Catholic 11-1
free throw line. He led the Southwestern
and Vcrz<:ilion 15-8. Their record is now
Conference in rebounding with 10.3 per
9-1. In Saturday's game vs. Vermilion
game, and was a 1st Team Allthe Shoremen banged out 10 hits InConference and 1st Team All-District
cluding throe each from CHRIS
KEANE. TOD TYLER and TAD selection He was also named Division II
Player of tho YOar for Lorain County and
FOWKES. DARIN ARMBRECHT and
2nd Team All-State la bath the U.PJ.
KEANE both hit home runs.
and the A.P. polls. SCOTT is the first
The frosh baseball team defeated Day
Division I player to graduate from ALHS
13-1 on Friday to move to 5-0 an the
stnea TOM CASE played at Ohio State
season. Saturday, however, was not as
University in the late '50s. Presently,
kind as the frosh lost a double-header to
CHRIS KLOC Is a senior at St. Vincent's
Ashland 4-3 and 5-4. JIM CONDON led
College at Latrobo. Pa., where he was
the weekend bit parade with 6. Friday
rocontiy named N-A.LA. Af^idemfc AUpitcher MARK GREENWELL had 12 American, and KEVIN SCHMOTZER Is
strikeouts In the Shoreman victory over
a post player for thf numbor-ono-ranked
Bay.
Division II team In the nation. WitAt tho time of this writing I had not
tenberg Univ. of Springfield. Ohio.
received reports on any of the other spr-
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Power Plant Tour Draws Hundreds Of Families
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2 AVON LAKE - For the firsl lime since
« the 19S0S, the Cleveland Electric II^ laminating Company ICEI) *jptmed the,
2 doors of its Avon Lake Power Plant for a
OT public open iiouse. According ta
UJ employee volunteers handing out'
E souvenir bags at thu tour's exit, more
u than 600 families toured the plant Sursf= day. More than. !*X} children visited tlw
power pLutt'; evidence^ by thu sight of
many little kaidH' adorafitl by shiny.
yelIow>,»lAa,'s provided by CE1.
. The open house was part of the Avon
Lake Pollution Control Advisory
Board's awareness program, according
to Bruce Carter, plant service manager..
"It's also part of the plant's awareness
program for tho community to let them
know how we make electricity," Carter
said. "We're
very pleased with the
response.1 When you have an open house <
you never know how many to expect."
Plant General Manager Jim Benya
safrl, "it's evidently still a mystery what
goes on in here. This U an effort lo
diswjlaate information to the com*;
munlty. People can BOO for themselves"
tho $100 million In pollution control
equipment."
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Visitors to tho plant Were greeted by
about 30 employees who volunteered to ,
•hare their knowledge of the plant" for
the day, according to employee Oave *
Kovotny. The tour started with a heat
pump display by Trane Professional SerA SIGHT TO SEE— Cleveland Electric (ilumlnating Company's Avon Lake Pcwer Plant, built fn 1926. Is visited
on Sunday 3
Vices. In .. the:'." plant's, ; conference
by more than 600 area familieo
•
" - -*' r " ^ ^ 1 — ; ^ - w ? * « K
room/cafeteila; guests viewed exhibits
which encouraged them to usa CA.R.E:
vide; 22 technical: 123 in maintenance
Unit nine provides 35 billion killowats of thank yous;^ they** wemV very"
(Comfort and Reliability in Electric
and five managers. In 10S0, 1 7 million of power each year, enough to power procUUvo,",
heating and cooling) contractors endorsIons of coal wore used at the plant at a 374.500 homos.
Tho tour offered
ed by CEi to do yearly checks on boat
pumpi and sampled popcorn* egg rolls, - cost of $65 million. A CEI employee visitors a look at the plant's generators,
.chicken, wings and nochos cooked In a . volunteer said cool was the highest cost, turbines
open
microwave oven. Other exhibits Includ- • salaries mado^ up 312 million of the and cooling systems as well as a stop In result of months of planning and m o r e ^ j
plant's
cost
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tlw control room of unit nine. One than five weeks of actual preparations.fe/"
ed protective gear worn by employees
operator mans tho control roam 24
and examples of raw and pulverized
Visitors received * compUmentu%?^ _ „
'During
the
summer
tho
plant
usos
hours a day and Is aided by three, roving calendars, flashlights and BxleosioD-^^^
coal, which one tour guide compared to.
nearly,half
a
million
gallons
of
water
operators.
thu consistency of face powder.,A)so on ;
cords tn addition ".to hardhal»?'ft**'-i*-^'
display were Jars of tiny zebra mussels - from Lake Erie every mlnuto for caollng
children.
According
to
Bonya,
reaction
to
the
which have been found ;at all CEI purposes- Fishormun were out Sunday open house was positive. "We hod a lot
facilities. Including Avon Lake.
- '< " availing ^themselves of Iho superior
fishing conditions provlded^by tho
Refreshments were served In the warm water flowing back opt* of tho
s\
ilinplmy aroa before tho actual plant tour. plant.
Majziin also }ofns Smytho;
Smylhe. Cramer Co. manager Carol
Server Buck Barlay said the pastry from .
The plant, which is located on 122 McDonald
as a cswly-llcansed Ke^tortShtfand her*
is pleasod to announce the
Fragapenes had been ordered to serve "i acres on Lake') Road, maintains four recent appointment
husband. Chris.'president
of Christopher
1200 visitors and was running v.low. at; units. Including CEI's largest fossil unit, Mayer. Marcella Mnjzun
Construction Co^ reside- in'Loralnand'^
end Edle
ZJO pjn. The plant was bpen to the tho plant's unit nine Coal- powered unit Munro lo Iho firm's Avon Lako
have two children.
sales
public from. 1-3 p.m. and empJdyoo,; nine has a.650 megawatt capacity and staff.
A graduated Kent1
families loured the plant from 3-5 p.m^A •"' ;Uses up to 400,000 pounds of coal per
Munro
h u a background Jn
Major,
a
Ilfo
long
resident
of
Avon
steady itream, of families'Including hour. Units six. sovon and 10 aro also
monsflemonL,She,is active 1
senior citizens, newborn babies and;, operational but have much smaller Lake, is new to iho real uitato industry.
Beat Club and her local YMCA. S h e ' a n d ' ^
even a dog toured tho plant and Its outly- capacities. The plant has been in opera- A graduato of Lorain Community Col"'
ing facilities via Lolloy the Trolley.
tion since 1920 and has decommission- Icge, he In a member of Si Josoph hor husband,"Greg, Jivo hTBay
Catholic Church and North Coast
with thoir daughter.'
k
The Avon Lake Power Plant employs , ed Units one, two. three, four and eight.. YMCA.
331 people; i l l In operations; 70 in ser-
Smythe, Cramer Co. Adds 3 To
Rebels Schedule Auction
CSSSBHESI
MOTHER'S
BRUNCH
10:30 AM -3:00PM
Hns's the perfnet wiy to show the "Mom" in ynur tire
Juit how much «*u care. Treat her to our Livlth
Mother's D«y l».<fldi Buffet (no d u h a lo wuhl) and
she ctn win Ine Mud Service In our ipecial dnwingi
'OurMoiher'sOay Brunch Buffet Include*: *Ftcsli
foiiu, vegouble* and cheeses • Chef carved ham tnd
beef • Omelettes made your way > Scrambled eygj,
bacon, lautage and fi-ench toast • Five di/Tertnt saluli
• Seven dttTasnl desieru, plus a lundis cvt.
White elephants of all
slzos will be going on the
black at the. .Autumn
Rebels mooting on Tuesday, May 8 in The Barn,
37711 Detroit Road. Tho
auction will bo held flflor
tho colored Iiinch sorvod
ut noon. Those planning
to attend are roquestod to
bring two Items to bo auctioned/ (Reservations , are
required and should bo
made with Doris Mitchell
at 937-5222 by May 0. Tho
lunch costs S4. All adults
over SO in Avon arid surrounding communities
aro invited.
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Weekend packages available from
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Fruit and JoIIo, Cookfo
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UTl. • Uiubla To Local*
MVA - Motor Vehici* Accidont
M E - Brvaking and Emlering
BOtO - B« On Th« Lookout
FTD-FI«lcl Interrogated
DWI • Driilng Whtts Inloiicnted
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10th
BIRTHDAY X O
JAKE!
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Norbs'it r,!ni. slt»it( KInc, ,has,bn:u
I'ti'citvj tu itt-ji'iibur^hifi in Sj^nid "1'bvl.i
'!.!u, Iiitenvjtiofiiii Ilonor .Society of
NiiiMiii;. ;unl '.V;J:, imiuck'tf iis .1 nitjrnb«T
('{'Hi-'ita Omi'jja ch«ijit»rr;it.Th« 1,'nivc-rtiStKmu Ttitftu Tail. Irtturn;itioiiji,l Honor
Sfjfinity of Nursing is » pri"*lit;ioijs
'trv.um.'^tioii ill it-'iiiiirr^ and ^cli.ol.irs in
inirMtiij. This hoiinr sneioty, (ouuili'd nl
htdtuiiii : University in 102J. .curruritly
lias chai)t«.'rs ttt mofn Ifian 230 colk-mrs
.itttd universities wurlfl-wirJe,
Mt"inbt>r!>hip in tin; "ju«:i«ly is u w j t f i f l
•to baclnrlor's • nm\ mnstur's niirstny
%lii'!irnts 'vho u'Jtk-v'j hiijli .scholastic
i*v»:ra};«* .iniJ to ^ratfuate? of Ihu college
j>rui;raiu who achieve high uxcuHecice in
mitsi:ig leadership roles..The Honor
Society is committed to improving the
health of the public by advancing tiursin»{ science.
Sigftia Theta Tau sponsors rosearcl:,
.'ichul<ir!y progrums and publications for
national iind intfrnational nurses. A
Center far fvursiiig Scholarship that will
provide iinrsin^ information servicci
for tlit- public and Tor, health prufc»siotml.s a round itm world has recently
bwn ojiem-d ill indiatiapolis. Indiana.
Lium is employed by St. Vincent
(Charily'Hospital and Health Contor of
Cleveland ns Ri.-j-iistcred Nurso.
',
Myasthenia Gravis Foundation Seeks Cures
M.iy B-12 is N;ilionu! Myiislluiniii
Gravis We..'k. The imimninloKy research,
luiittK cmidutted to find a t:\itv fur
Myjslh'Mii.i (iravis (M(JJ ni.iy n!so lifflp
find ^11:11 r*' for nurdiDfil problems •nn.h us
i! juvvnilc diiiheles. lupus rht'UiiiiiUtiii
arthritis ;»id other autoimnjiine ;ifiil
.iii'urumti'icular disorders.
MG is a n<>urontu!tr.ular disvafie th.it
tilFin:t<i more thuii 2UiJ.ot)O Americans. It
tausu-i wivikness. and if untreated, can
tm fala!. Early symptoms include druopinn ol the eyelids "lid dnuhlir vision,
slurred speech and difficulty in chewing
iind switllnwing.
With early di.iynosis and (roa5tment.
MG can usually be controlled and, in
most cases, the pnti'iut can lead a normal life. Sttl'l. the ultimate goal riin..jins
to he itchinvrd: finding a permanent and ,
s[M.'cific cure Tor MC,
by understanding
what trigj-(;rs the1 disease in thw firs!1
place. The result: hope for a healthier
life for many people.
For more Information or 5roo
brochures, write or call:, The Ohio
Chapter of Myasthfinia Gravis Foundation, P.O. Box 0392. Canton. Ohic
44700. 215-177.7727. or National Office
1-80O-541-5454.
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PET CARE
Claudia Sahr,
Senior
Receptionist
While many uf our
native species of bird*
arc declining due in
hahltat loss. Jiiioiher
problem has and c«ntinunn to be, nun-iuilive
bird introduction. Two
that conin to mind nre
the
Euroftean
H».HI«!
Sparrow, and the Kiiropean SturlinR. These
non-nativa birds compete for nesting space,
food and also help
fiprend nvlan diseases.
Tho Starling i« « .real
buUiecjf thn bird world.
Often stcnIinR nosts mid
ffghtinp with iidlivi!
birds.
Two nnwer (irriv-il.
includu the Shiny
Cowhird and idc Cattle:
Egrnt, t h e S h i n y
Cowbird Is still confined to tho d(i«;p sunth
it ii' lime il I A n lur J Itun li> IK.- .
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well
Tim C;iMli: I^rrt can
w.ut I'll MM
now lie Miijti iii Ohio
and must bo mlmirerl, il
At V'-iilnin w i n "»
.tri'I tiitnimi; till ii.n )•'•"
only, brcdtis*: (it* is ]it'i»-
halby the only dint of
the hird.s.mentioned td
({ol h'sri! on hi:: own. A
naiive of Africa, il if.
thought bo jsnnushuw
in ltd e it ' " South
Amorica Jim! .tliun mirthwurd inln the United
Tlits mus'i.iv," . i'1
hniiiy,h! to' you its ii
[iiililii: siTvinImrii
Cliiudia Sahr. Senior
Keccptiutiist, Ai'fiu
Lakir Animal Clime.
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running the day
you apply.
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Wo know
real estate and
construction.
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Committee Surveys Redistricting Of Sheffield Schools
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SHEFFIELD - The Sheffield-Sheffield
Lake City School District, through a
special redistricting committee, is in the
process of studying programs and patterns of reorganization as theyrelateto
kindergarten through fifth grade
education.
Prior to September. 1988. children in
the Sheffield-Sheffield Lake schools attended "neighborhood'* elementary
schools. The schools boused grades K
through 5 end students wont to (be
closest school. to their homes, where
possible.
In May of 1683 the school board
adopted a program of redlstrictliig.
Thus, students were housed by grades
Instead of proximity. The rationale of
the board at that time was thai redistricting was "educationally sound and cost
saving" to the district and heralded the
concept of "team teaching."
Since that time, many pros and cons
have been voiced. Now. the board of
education has agreed to allow a committee to study the effects of redistricting.
The committeeV goal is to bring the
"voice of tho people" to the bonrd of
REDISTRICTING FACT FIND SURVEY
A* a parent ol an elanwi'iUMy school child. wouW you piease anaaw the
1. What « f f ^ l r«» r « f c t r i e t ^ r ^ e n r<wr chlkf« *
tooowtno:
2.
Would you Hke to s#e' a return to the "nefghbortwod acttoob" concept?
3.
Tefl ue what you Uu» about HadtotrtcOng.
4.
Tea ua what you do not Ika about
'• '
8. , What chanoea would you Ska to aaa made?
6.
Doea;rourc**dnowrideabus?Yes
No.
7.\: V yas, dtd your chid walk before RacSstrlcting?
8 . ; Which ona do you prefer? WctUng
Bua
9,> Haa your chad had any problems with aBhw waiting or riding tha bua?
10. H o * doaa ha/aha Bfce tha experience? (Walking or ridng a bus.)
education.
"Your voice is needed," stated Chris
HochRvar, chairperson of the fact finding committee. "Please help the committee answer the questions we feel
oe«fd to he answered.**
To assist the committee. The PR£SS
today is printing a 26-questIon survey,
prepared by the committee.
"Please feel free to comment on any
questions. Hochevar noted. "Please
Write N A . If you feel a question does not
pertain to you. We are also Inviting you
to write your name IF you wish to do so.
Only complete one survoy, regardless of
how 'many children you have in the
school system. Please 101 out your
survey end return it by May 11."
'• The completed responses should be
sent to* Fact Finding Committee. SfceFfieM/ShefneuJ Lake School Board, 2824
Harris Road. Sheffield. OH 44054. i .
Women Share Fellowship Day
May Fellowship Day. Friday, May 4,
1990. is an annual event, sponsored, by
Church Women United 1CWU). tlutt.brr
Ings together women of faith .from
varied Christian denominations to share
issues of concern and strengthen community relationships within a n
ecumenical environment This' year's
May Fellowship Day' survice,. entitled
"|ustlce With Al! VVjur Mile," focuses on
(ha Issue ..of increasing ^ poverty i n
America and, coanects personal" faith
with ecooomic realitins and oconorofc
justice In our society. It is an evBnt.
designed to raise consciousness to thetragic effects of economic deprivation
on human lives in every community.
Study materials for. May Fellowship
Day 1900 were written by an ecumenical
group of lay and ordained CWU woman
from Hartford, Connecticut/They drew
upon their shared experiences working
with womon and children in poverty to
create a May Fellowship Day ovont that
challenges churchvramen to examine
bow Justice is or is not dona In' their
communities and to use' their own
"mito" to bring about changes where
14.; A n you satisfied wttfi the bua schedule aa a parent?
; what would you chansai* ™ anythfno?
i6.,Doyou feel your cMtf b balng wparvfatad on tha bua adaquataty7
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Donations Needed For After
,17'lHow would you rata tha Radtetrtcttng a* It affects your fam0y7
.18.1. Doyou understand lfM> concept of ".Team Teaching"?
IS."Aim any e l your chBdran anroaad ai cbwaaa ualng "Taam
aa Selene*. Social Sttidtaa, Mam, ate)
30." K yea, what aubjecta and what fchoola7
: Do you faa tha abaenoa'of bUar or youngor chldran In your chld'a school
^mafcaa a dWaianua In your chBd'a bahmrtor?
,
22.'JDoyou partidpata In any actMBaa In your chaoVchidrena achoota?
23, Ara you active In P.T.O.?Yn
Ho.
24. \Haa Radtofiettng chanoed your opinion about helping tha P.T.O.?
The Avon Lake High School lunlorSenlor. Prora Committee Is asking for
donations from parents and the community to support too 1900 Prom Program this year. This event will be held
May 12th, 12.30 a j n . to 4 a.m. at the
North'Coast Y.M.CXA. fn Avon Lake.
Thero will be games entertainment, and
food for tho studttnts.
AVON LAKE AFTER PROM
NAME
This event Is weill chuperoncd. and
with your holp and impport. a great opportunity to keep oar students In Avon
Lakr. If you are Interested in helping
ploose check, tha appropriate box end
mail1 your donation to tho oddre»s
below. A receipt will;, be sent to you.
Plnave make all checks payable to the
Avon Lake Aftor Prorn. Mall to Mrs.
Susan Kltch, 3207J Lake Rd:, Avon
Lake, Ohio 44012.
26. Would you aupport a levy If tha Board of Education reaotvedtoraatora
"naighborhood achoola", baaed oh tha passage of a lavy? |I;
Law Offices Of
Stnoad (optlonw)
SchooVSchools _
Any other conimgnta;
COMPLETED RESPONSE SHOULD BE SENT TO:
PACT FIMKNQ COMMITTIE
1B24 HAftfllS ROAD
SHEFFIELD, OH 44054'
RUSSELL T. MCLAUGHLIN
General Practice of Law
Since 1974
Detrort/Wistena Professional Bldg.
2217 Wisteria Way
; Avon, OH
Behind Tho Avon Femily Csr« Center
934-6543
',2*
is $2 JO. Reservations nay be madejj
(•ntllnoOIUPtK
calling
WWSS14.
A reminder goes out to nil persons in* • who are nrtlnog
teresled in attending tho Avon Lake tretirod last
PTA Council's Spring Banquet. It will- theme 'thi«,_
be hold at 6*30 p.m. on May 0 at LearChild; May/t:
wood Middle School. A punch reception
bugins at 0 p.m. The cost Is $lG/pcrson.
Becky MacDooald at 93MW9 or
All employees from the school system
Kitbane at 933-9Z4&. *'
1z!rHow many cMdren do you hava In grades K thru 5? _
13.^ Wrwtacttoots ara your alamantary chMran attending?
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, they; live that will result In,
economic Justice for the'
Fellowship Day "W „.
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content to CWU'i Imperative. Assign*
.inent: Poverty of Women - a five-yearj
comhutniADt to work,forelimination of
\ the root causes of povertyofwoinfiJiajidV>
rhiUnm Economic Inequities andiliW'*
Justices in our society axe some of those^s
root causes- -- \-, -•"=«'-"*- *
'.'-•-'Church Women U n i t e d « u IBBI-J
- ecumenical movemeut that'bringi.Pro-^,
testaht. Roman Catholic, Orthodoxand.^
: other f Christian: j women •
••- one community of prayer;
• service. Unified by
Christ the women of Cburch^Wo
United work for the elimlnattoavo
poverty of'women flnd-cbildran^aiicrj
issues of peace with JuiUca.'i-"
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May Fellowsbip Day events
Lake will Include a'Brunch at
followed by a worship
following church will host tbi» year*i
event: Lake-Share United'Metbodlft,
33119 Electric Blvd.* Coat of th£brunch
Spring Banquet
11. How wouU you Improve your chad's school day?
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BETWEEN THE
Ti
AVON LAKE PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOOKENDS
933-8128
'CALLING FOR „ STITCHERY to be
the Experimental Aircraft Association's
hung, in the Betty McM*jan Meeting
annual art contest in Oshkash. WisconRoom for the month of July. Counted
sin in 1989. Ha is a weU-kaq*.vn commercross-stitch, crewel v.ork. other emcial illustrator in the Cleveland area, and
broidery, hooked nigs, and other handlived ID Avon Lake some years ago.
crafted items will be featured. Please
WELCOME WINDSON'G -- The
save quitu for another exhibit reserved
children of Avon Lake Ubvary have
for quilts exclusively. The Library
adopted
a wolf. Friends oF the Library,
celebrates the talents of local artists with
exhibits which change monthly. If you sponsored the event by donating the
money to provide for care of one woif at
ara interested in displaying your work
Wolf Haven preserve "in Washington
please cell Marcia Waugaman at
state for one year. Information about six
933-8128.
wolves Was provided, and almost 300
THE MAY EXHIBIT in the Library
children voted for one of the sixMeeting Room will be Flight of Eagles
VVIndsong,
1914-1918. These aviation painting* by
We aro eagerly awaiting information
BQI Manalko depict World 1 fighter air- \ about
Windsong. Thanks to all of you
craft in combaL ' , ';.
*
who participated. You'arc now "part ,
Marsaltofc a member cfthe Air Force
parent of a wolf.
Art Program. Mis art won two awards al
Nursing Scholarship Offered
* The Avon Lake Nurse's Association is
„_ igain offering a*scholarship to an Avon
Laka,Individual who fa interested in
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either beginning a nursing career or furthering, bis "or, her; nursing, education.
The scholarship will .be granted on
verificati''li of acceptance into en accredlteCf''schoal of nursing and will be
"•based on scholastic ability, character.
' and financial need.
If interested please call Dorothy
FtocR-sotidl Giant"
aO-terrain biKes are Just
a st&nG's throw awayS
Haincs 933-0843 or Sheila Hannibal
033-5239 for further Information or an
application. The deadline for applying;
will be June 15.
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They're right hera m stock, ready to tackle rugged
country trans and today s urban traffic.
tout find quatty components m Giant ATB s. like * «
innovative Quad-butted lubmg. canuiever brate
sets and index shifting for peak performance and
top value __
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I Stop «.soorVto discover our-SSseJecbon and S*^»
test nde a Giant ATB that's precsdynoht to-you. %
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martsrs Cycle Center
These scholarships are made possible
by the donations given at Our Blood
Pressure Cllnfc held tho first Saturday of
every month from 10 aun, - 2 pjn. at tho
Old English Parlor on MUler Road in
Avon Lake.
32087 ELECTRIC BLVD.
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Lake Erie Seniors To Meet
The Lake Erie Seniors
t «very Thursday at
toon f a t the .United
IChtnrh, of .Christ. Avon
iLiWLuncheon la iwvod
^Novotny Catering. For
unwrvaUoot call 933-5302
evaning.
Next Thursday. May 3,
Mr. and Mrs. Hemeyor
will show jJJde* of their
trip to Rome and Greece.
Next Thursday the group
will play cards.
Trom !J\(tgfit
MOTHER'S DAY
_' ^p'pinner Scrvcsd 12 Noon-8 p.m.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR MOM
f Chlcken-Coq-Ao-Vui
<<? FettudinlAlAedQ
^Seafood Staffed Sole
("-%"
.
>X-^A1I Dinners Include Salad, Vegetable,
*« " Poteto and Wann Bread with Butter.
^ChUdrens Menu Available
'^Jleiervations Suggested
Washington Avc.
on RL 6 > j
Downtown Lorain
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VISIT
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
^CHURCH IN AVON LAKE
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- 31847 Lake Road
iSundays • Church Servleo and Sunday School at 10 a.m.
[Wadrtttdav* • Testimony Meeting at 7 30 p m
uTuMdayi (12 noon to 3 p m ) and
u&tturdaya (10 a-m. lo noon) flMdlng Room
? - J sopen To The Public
Chgrisk and-protect
tfwse speciaC
memories... pCease
don't drinks and drive.
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The Brookstde High School 1990 Prom to Dawn Committee wishes to thank'these|^
and our many other supporters for their generosity and help In making this year's' %
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event possible. J
$
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. Thank you, agalnl __ / ^*_^»'" - ; 5
"1990 B.H.S. Prom To Dawn Comm.! '£
Abbe Road Lumber
Chemtron Corp.
Convenient, Sheffield Lake
Lupe Chevrolet
Gamellia Const.
Billy F. Smith Insurance,
Jamos Realty
First Video
y
Blakeslee Insurance
Amber Oaks Rest.
Shoreway Sports
Sylvester Builders
Amvets Post #55
Mrs. Joyce Hanks
Jim & Natalie Kolleda
C.A.R.E.
;
Eckenrode Const.
Donlta's Beauty Boutique
Kopf
Construction
Dr.
Dziama
Rsher's
Big Wheel
Mr.': Hero
Baskin Robblns
Boulevard Limousine
Kenny King's
Mike Bass Ford
Lloyd-Manwoll Ford
Hairways Salon
Alcoy's
Old English Parlor
Beachpark Rest.
Martin's Pizza
Carrier Heating and A.C.
Bilj & Don's Rest.
AX. Theater
Mr. & Mrs. Armand Cantanese^
The Top Shop
Brownie's Mkt.
Nightlfght Graphics
Central Trust
MAD.D.
Sparkle Markets
Louise's Cakes
Snurr's Hdwr.
Sweetbrtar Golf Club
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This ad donated as a Community Servtco by THE PRESS
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Riley, Koiny, Resar & Brill
Atlcrtiyrs Ut Liiiv
are pleased to announce ihe;r
new associate
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• Attorney at Law
520 Broadway. Suite 200 • Lorain. Oh • 2^
228 Miller Hd • Avon Lake, Oh • 933-5054
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AVON' LAKE -Avon UsVv liich Sdiunl's Band Aids art? proud, to aiinojince lh(iir
tiuw officers for ilit- school yi-,irT}W-9L The officers arc: Kichard Zscberart. [Jresi>>r.t. Ginny H.inson.
!>t via*. pri'sidTit; Rnby Stern. 2nd vicv president.'Ginny Henlirtiti. ;mi viu1 pn.-Mili.-iit. ti.irb-iru McCatv. -Itri vkv president; Amunda Matha.
wLTefurv; and IJoris Linden. tr-MSirn'r.
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The jiHiuaJ AVDJI U(n» Hi«h -School H.uid Aids Putron-Sponsur-DotiorBand Drive
htiTls today. May. l and ruin, until MJV 20 Fill out the slij) n-id get da the- bandvwiijoii NOW. Wi'ihtmt vou, uur hands couidn'l do oil thi? things (hey do. The bands
[x-'rform .it fuoib.iH a'imtrs. B<iiid.1r.ii11.15, tonccrts. cornpL-te In cuntcsts and march in
|ur,Kk-s iMemorij! D.iy.. Hunit.'cudiiityl wiiich pruvide* many hours of entertainment (ur everyune in Avon Uikt.
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It»cum.i; ;i IJonur lor S15 or niori1. or a Sponsor for SlQ or a Patron for S5 AND
BACK AVON LAKE'S BANDS. Funds rabed by this drive are sp«nt for uniforms or
replacements. Instruments, transportation to special events, concert programs,
advertising and many other necessities to keep the Bands playing.
The Band Aids am now purchasing replacement instruments for (he marching
band- This project will taWe another seven years to replace all ihe instruments.
We havo included a form below for the convenience of those who may want to
continue their support of (he A.L-H.S. Bands, but who may not be on the school's
cath'ng list. PILMSI; niaku cheefcs payable to A-L-H^. Band Aids and forward to: Mis.
Cinny Hendron. 3HI Evergreen Ct.. Avon Lake. Oh-44012.
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As the names of all DONORS. PATRONS and SPONSORS will appear In the football programs nuxt fall, please fill out the coupon below exactly as you would (its <0
have your nameja) appear, In the fall progianis. Also Donors and SponsorS'Vwill i
receive Band Aid? Newsletters to keep you informed with Bond happenings. If you ,
have any questions, please cull Cinny Hendron at 033-8661. JOIN NOW AND KEEP
THE A.L. BANDS MARCHING!
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Daily
9:00 a.m.
to 8:00 p.m
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Address
i Name
Vegetable Plants & Flowers
~Jcst Minutes Away'
Band Aids Name New Officers
Donor ($15)
Phone
i Sponsor ($10)
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THANK YOU FOR YOH CONTINUED SUPPORT
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Mother's Day Drawing
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Spring Clean & Check
Dr. Claudia Rozuk, radiologist and president of the new Breast Screening and
Education Center located on the border of Wostlake and North Ridgeville on
Center Ridge Road in the Westridge/Altstate Building.
Birds w e hattfXng and so are the earty bint Oiats on Carrier's
TECH 2000 Central Al/ CorWitiaoera. Cool ott this summer at pf ice*
Ciat won't devour vour nest ogg! And on oua&tying modeta, our . » cost, extended prelection plan guarantees you won't have a repair
Ml for at teart 5 years.
Mammography Center Opens
April 30 through May 7 will mark Iho
grand opening of Thu Breast Screening
and Education Center, a new business
la the area which will offer a convenient
alternative for women wanting tu tate
advantage of mammography screening.
Claudia Rozuk. M.D. radiologist and
president of the new center stales, "Tho
entire program was designed around thu
comfort and convenience of tho people
the center will wjrve. Being a women
and tiavtng experienced a raammogram
myself, I realized that most women
undorstend the importance of, breast
cancer screening and would have annual mammograms. but just never w:om
to be ab!a tofitU In their schedule." The
Breast Screening and Education Center
is conveniently open eveningc and
weekends as well as weekdays. The
center is located on the border of
Westlake and North Ridgevillu on
C e n t e r R t d g o R o a d In liiu
VVestridge/Allstale Building.
Rozuk assures that her staff will provide a service tofitindividual needs. If a
woman is having a mammogram for the
first time, certified technicians take her
time to explain the procedure in detail.
If a routine screuuing is needed, a quality mammogram will bfl performed us
ijuicldy as possible.
"Women can come ubuut using our
services in two ways", states Kozuk.
"Women can be referred to our center
by the physician, but a referral is not
necessary." If you're concerned about
your breast health and if you meet tint
American Cancer Society guidelines;
Ages 35-39 - Have a baseline
mammogram
4O-1P - Have a mammogram every 1-2
years
50 and over - Have 11 niammogram
every year
Thesi: ACS recumniehdations an: intended for women who have no breast
symptoms. Monthly breast sclfexnmination and annual clinical br«;i:,t
exams performed by n doctor arc ulv>
recommended.
Basic screening is $15 [compared lo
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Avon School News
• that m i r e published.
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The High School Writer, beginning its «*xth year In
print, is a classroom teaching magazine used by tOnlor
high, middle school and senior high school English and,
language arts teachers throughout 12-states ol_tne,
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT RECEIVES AWARD
John Atinapaw. a student in Mr. Dale Eaton's Midwest. The monthly magazine, printed in tabloid,
freshman English clas3 at Avon High School, has been newspaper format, was developed to provide a real au-;
selectud to receive &. trophy at the Third Annual High dience for student writers and to thereby foster a desire
School Writer- McDonald's Literary Awards Program, among ticnagors of all interest* to team good reading:
scheduled, for Saturday, May 19. at the Kadissan Hotel and writing skills. The publication has: a readershlp^of;
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South in Minneapolis. Minnesota. John submitted a approximately 140,000. .
John is the son of .Mr. and Mrs. John Aunspaw of
poem entitled "A Poem."
, One hundred students from many senior high school Avon. Terri Is the daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
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In the Midwest will receive bophtes. Onu of those Conwpy. | '
students will also receive the Publisher's Choice Award.
AVON
LOCAL
SCHOOLS
TREASURER'S
REPORT
Trophies will be presented by Donald Kain, publisher of
The 1990-91 school budget'submitted, to., the county
the High School Writer, and Fred Keller. McDonald's
auditortoJanuary contained and estimated $351,157
spokesperson.
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Students were chosen to receive that awards and to be general fund deficit as of June 30,1991 This budget was
recognized because of their writing abilities. To qualify, based on maintaining existing staff and programs, takstudents had to submit their written material for ing into account salary increases already nngotiated.
publication in the High School Writer Nearly 20,000 and allowing for usual inflationary increases such as
pieces were submitted during the 1969-90 school year. areas as fringe benefit costs and educational materials.
About 2.000 were printed and from Ibe 2.000 that wore It does not contain needed capital Hunts such ^as
replacement buses, copier for Avon East, textbooks,
printed; 100 were selected for awards. Terri Conway,
laboratory and Ij^r-ictional equipment and computers
also from Mr. Eaton's doss submitted a poem entitled
"Friends'* to the publication and was among the 2,000 to upgrade our educational program.
AVON SCHOOLS
Vi% SCHOOL INCOME TAX
if
A FAIR FUNDING ALTERNATIVE
VOTE YES ON ISSUE 3
THE FOLLOWING AVON CITIZENS AND
BUSINESSES ENDORSE AND SUPPORT ISSUE 3:
Uchard DcCbant
Dare Crawford
Sue a it Cslhoun
Karylin Brodke
Jla rUralflla
-Jan* Zllk*
Deaana Vooda
Patty Frank
, Brian Horog
Mary Ellen Piazza
Deansa DeSarlo
Pat Wearsch
Kitty Vanderpool
Sandy Uaoestk
Linda Tascbner
Janet Satlth
Barbara .Scnveltsar
L. A. Kayborne
Katie 02ra
Stcva Ofcaaato
Rues rh.Laaf.hlln
Konald J* Cucather, Cheat reti Corp
Konald Scbaaufer
Avon Band BoosCar•
Avon Oaka Child Car* Center
Bob-O-Llnk Coif Court*
On* Stop Beverage, Ray Llptk
Preschool Parents* Club
Kindergarten PTA
Rich Buckosh.
KosKBarjr Jenkins
L<Joan McLean
' " Ton T o a l l n
Dive toavouin
\H
. Worm Inrtn
•Lois Shlcko, Realty One
Mary an ti Crawford
Robert Barnhart
Teas Uearsch
Charlotte Horace
Sceve Semlcak
Kin Yonker*
Kickty Itaag
Lynn 5chleasnan.
Joe S c s l e t t e
Joseph Ronyak
Joe ItollJrs
John Braun
Bob tfessler
M«l Horace
Marion Harsljtlla
Joan Buchkovlch
Cref Hanlk
David Snsvely
Angle MarslgUa
Anna DeChanc
Ksthy Pitul
Georglne West
P
Mick Hitock
John HacArthur
Takaahl Mlnblvakl
/ a u l Carlmoa
Richard Santana
Lealca Mlrnldi
Linda Plot*
Joan Park*
P a t r i c i a Hull
Charlotte Wendell
Paul Allen Spelgl*
J l * Karalglfa
Delores Barnh^rc
LaVerne S n l c e k
Linda Yankrr*
Kary Haag
Sue Schlaatnan
Lealla Scaletta
Dlanna Hollars
Sue Bratal
J a r l Ueasler
Crania Auaflug
Don Maloy
Mr. t Mrs. V»y
Eileen Knoble
Marie E. Snavrly
Evelyn M. Whitney
Helga Hanlk
Kal Horace
Chlko Klahlwnkl
Hary Carlson
David Klraldl
Jody Saoanlch
Carol Wolf
Linda J . Haisen
Linda Plotz
Kiel Kovae
Lore Peterson
Karge Erbe
Sheila Bodnar
Anna Mae McHuldren
Delphi Daley
Ralph RoLlng
Surf Bemard
Robin Johnson
Elaie McCarry
Marge Bratton
Donna Randolph
Alberta Keeling
Richard Notley
Jo BroBtak
Mfxlne Meder
Jennifer DeChant
Gloria White
Pat Haloy
Mrs. KarslKlia
Hark DeChnnt
Lynn N«wman
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Frank Reear
Sharon Uauers
Dave Veadcll
Mike Aatonyzyn
B i l l Fltcb
Fred Jennings
Mary Ann I*urey
Jaoes K-leefeld
Elizabeth Xarg
Deborah Recks
Karen Rodachy
John fieltober
Suiasas K. Schoch
5. Alan Schveltxer
Janes A. Snlth
Ernest Teschner
Rebecca Tlcchlone
pavn V^noslk
Jerry Wearsch
Jin Vanderpool
Virginia 5«lth
George B l i s s
J l a Plaxca
Dave Frank
John Langen
Kathy Reear
Charlotte Wendell
Sue Antonyiyn
Dcnna Fitch
Anne Jennings
Diane Kleefeld
Richard E. Hronek
Robert B. Crahan
Kathryn Crenlg
Hark Kaesel
Hichsel Henry
Martin Zllka
Len DeChant
Sue Jennlnss
Ruth Keller
Janet Jullua
Roger Johnson
Cindy Hronak
KrlstlHrnry
Wanda HacArthur
Jeanne Hnaeel
Pat Garrett
Hlchal flnucsn
Dora L. Fisher
Cynthia A. Ichroedar
Jerry Ruffner
Honey Dever
Alan D. Wear
LOID Roling
William Dover
Ton Wanonik
Carolyn Pierce
Fred AuafluR
Terri Conway and John Aunspaw * *
The 172% income tax on the May 8th. ballot would
generate approximately $400,000 a year. This tax would
be effective January 19911. but the school* would —*
actually receive substantial monoyrunUl April ofil—. t
Borrowing, thus, will be nw^uary, eveaJf the levy
posses.
, r "* ^ - i^r*"*"^
There Is an emergency levy expiring on December,
3IJ?
1990 tnat feoimratos approximat»,360^100 y^n1""™1
Since tbo Avoa Schools will receive this money fi
one half of the nextfiscalyear (unless the levy Is -—
edj, $180,000 of the projected deficit is the result o£l
levy expiring.
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Tho Avon Schools closed the 198S-89 fiscalyair^uu
a balance approximately 40,000 in the generalfundViThft
current estimate fo^thejgaa^SOinscal^viBaj^I-**"
general fund baJauctf o t $llO,OCIO.|;CThSj<ibuW
slightly either WB,ybyiiiM'.30tfc)TJd\^p^fffl*t^--^
tn carrjovcr reaulled from a S31^)Mincr^5e (npropU;
ly tax revenuVarid a^'^^COO'decreu^'lai gpeai'""*^1™
spending decrease was < i . ^ - ^ ^ . ^ « ^ ; ^ i purchase
tbooks. Thi» $70,000
reduce,
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It is the phil<Mbpby and de^ib^of'the.AvpiipS
, Board to operate on a! balanced ^bod
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Introduces Creative Paving
by Marilyn O'Donncll
How's your driveway ifaeao days?
Old ft survive the rigors of salt. «crapicg and >eeze/tliaw cycles? Is that oucesmooth entrance to your home mm
pock-marked
and cracklngT
1
Lake Shore Land Development Co. has
a process that renews old driveways
' which can save you up to 40 percent
over replacement costs.
Accord to LSLD president Frank
DoSmit. 'lexturizing" a concrete surface is a way to renovate old concrete
that's structurally sound but cbsmeUcaJ*
ly unsightly. _'
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"Wa come In and put this textured
grouting over the top of the old drive,"
said Frank., Then we put on a pattern
and put two coats of a clear sealer over
it. We can also color It." ho added,
Texturized surfaces come with c oneyvar guarantee on products'and
workmanship.
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Recently. LSLD completed texturizing
walkways for Convonient Food Mart
and EST Bank in the Landings.
"The process comes with a full oneyear limited warranty on products and
workmanship," said Frank. "We hove
it
tost patch hero' nt our complex : that
we've been scraping and salting
throughout winter. It's been through tho
freeze/thaw cycles," he said. "It hasn't
been affected at all."
> ;
Last year,-another process was introduced : by LSLD decorate concrete
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BACKYARD BRILLIANCE - Decorative concrete can rejuvenate pool decks,
patios, and walkways at only a fraction of tho cost of new pavement.
cracks.
:
\ What's more, you'll save nearly 30 percent off the cost of brick pavement when
you Install decorate concntto
: Decorative concrete Is versatile.
It can be used In any sbapo, bath indoor and outdoor settings, and In any
cllrnule. You cannven choose a color to
blend with your surroundings
n o r l c '
• ' • • • . . • • • •
' • • ' • •
Placos to use decorative concrete in*
Coorgo Fresquez brought his 25-years
shopping centers, schools,
of knowledge up from Florida and train- cltido:
restaurants, pool *, decks, patios, auln
ed tsmployeoa nt LSLD In tboart of
show,rooms, sldewolks, garngoa and
ddcorative concrete stamping and
driveways.', In fact, anywhoro you wnnt
texturizing. •
: .
beouly of brick or siono and tho
' Ho Is a legitimate concrole stamping -', the
strength or concrete.
export." said Frank. "He wnrkod all over
the world: Mexico, Ireland and the '- "We just did a sldcwulk job and some
stops that we took a video of," said
Caribbean. .*
Frank. "We're going to make it nvallable
: ; "Wo'vo since hired him and ho is to
customers bocnuso It shows thorn
relocating from Tampa to. head the thoour
procoss. It's o process that
decorative arid (exturod concrete plioao mostwholo
people have nuvur soon done "
of our operation/'said Frank.
Frank says B decorative concrete job
- Basically, docorativo concrete Is a colstarts out much like conventional con*
ored concrete which Is imprinted with a
; pattern and texture to create the look of crate work, but as soon as it's pourtid,
real brf'ik or stone. ,
• -•: .. the process changes.
"We-;havo five different patterns:' ; 'Already popular, for yoora on the West
Europoan cobblestone, ashler sLafcvian- , Coast and Florida, nov>- Northern
ventiohat cobblestone, a brick pattern climates are catching on.
and random-atone pattern," said Frank.
"People were reluctant to do this in
; Advantages of decorative concrete In-' the Northern areas/' said Frank. "Hut
elude the durability of concrete but the tho chemicals used to noal the product
look of. natural brick or stone,' no pro- and tho fact that Ihe color is also a
blora with Individual brinks shifting or hardener, makes the top surface even
settling, ond matntonance-free living more dense than our normal concrete "
without grass or dirt coming up througn
Along with textured and decorative
IS IT BRICK? IS (T STONE?- No. il s a
new process Installed by Lake Shore
Land Development to add beauty and
maintenance-free living to your homo
concrete work, LSLD Is a full- service
excavating company that s qualified to
do any type of sewer and backhoe work,
complete concrete1 repairs and founds
tlon work for now , homes.
After 14 years In business, LSLD has
earned a solid reputation as * company
' worth your trust
Lake Shore Land Development is
located at 825 Center "Road in Avo?.
if ours aro Mon.-FrL 3 a JU. to S p m. Co1,*
LSIJ3 for a true estimate or to pick u p j
video of a concrete Job fromfctartto
finish. Phono 937-6187.—
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Corey James Lach was born April 2,
1900 at FaErvfow General Hospital. He
weighed 7 lbs., 4 oz. and was 20 inches
long. His proud parents are Julie and Jim
Lach of 5430 Barkwood Drive, Sheffield
Village. His grandparetUs are Grace and
Jim Lach of Cleveland.
A baby girl, Sarah Nicole, was born to
Alfredo Ortega and Debby Shadley of
Loratn on April 3, 1990 at SL John and
West Shore Hospital Sarah weighed 7
lbs., 1 oz. and was 1 9 inches long. The
proud grandparents are . Eloy - and
juanita Ortega, of Lo ruin arid Robert
and Virginia Adams of Horseshoe Bend,
Arkansas.
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A baby girl. Mulanie Lynn., was born
February 8.1990 at 7:24 p.m. at SL John
and West Shore Hospital to Robert and
Linda Knaulz of Sheffield Lake. Molanie
weighed 8 lbs.. 9 oz. and measured 21 inches long. Her proud sister Is Pamela
Sue Siirove and her proud grandparents
are William and Mary Ann Knautz.
, lioby boy. Tylor Williams Smith. 4 lbs.
13 oz., born AptU 12, 1990 to paruats
Arleno and Fred Smith. 153 Forest
Blvd., Avon Lake. Grandparents Carol
Snider FEorello and Joe Fiorollo of Avon
Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of
Ashtubulu..
.
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Baby boy, Trent Martin VanMeter, &
lbs. 9 oz. born.on April 25, 1990 to
parunts Barbara and Marly VanMeter
.1310 Maple Street, Lot-sin. Grandparents Carol-Snider Fiorollo and Joe
Fiorello of Avon Lake and: Joyce and
Martin VanMeter of Elyrio.'
Garth Robert Broz was born April 5 at
Elyria Memorial Hospital weighing in at
i t pounds and 5 ouncos. Parents'a**
Nancy and Jim* siblings Nicoto. Jenna,
and Ian of Avon Lake. Grandparents are
Andrew end Sylvia Rlmar of Avon Lake
and Bill and Lynn Broz of Lorain. .
Benjamin Douglas Kovuch was born
April S at 11:09 p.m. at Fairview General
Hospital. He weighed 9 pounds and one
ounce and was 20 1/2 inches. He Is the
son of Debbie nnd Ron Kovach of Avon
Lake and tins a big brother Kyle. Grandperonls am Kay and Will Glover!and
Mury Lou and Ron Kovach. all of Avon
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Avon Lake - Mary Jean Garrett, 933-5376
Avon Lake • Olga Schaaf, 933-8460
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AVON LAKE - Daniel L ]
genera! manager of Aqua
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and Resort In Avon ?Lakav* has ^been£awarded the / Certified ^ ~
Beverage Executive designation by the^
Educational Institute, ot the'American j
Hotel and Motel AssocuUion'fAH&MAJ.^
This announcement comes from John j.»
Clark. Jr.. certification
dean of Cornell University's School of;
Hotel Administration.,
The Certified Food and Beverage
ecutivo Is one of the highest
tionl. offorod by IrioiEducatiooal
stitute To qualify for this distinction,^
h o t o l / m o t e l e x e c u t i v e s " raustTdemonstrate academic ochievornent andj.
industry achievement,
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Landings J Bldg.
32730 Walker Rd.
Avon Lake
quired on'the Forth' SS-5 li cdntaliisd'ohj
the state's birth registration form.-This;
new service Is free fust like all services'
provided by the Social Security^
Administration.
WE
DELIVER
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WANTS TO VISIT YOU
PIZZA CUTTER-WEST
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if there has been a new addition to
your family and you would Hko your
Avon Lake neighbors to know about it,
drop US' a note with the portincnt information. Please include a phone number
for verification. Our address Is P.O. Box
300, Avon Lake. O. 44012.
A DCW program became available to
the parents of ne wborn children in the
•Oslo of Ohio. In 1989. asjaart of H* CCJ»iDibneot to provule better service to the
public, the Social Secunt> Administration began to issue social security
numbers to newborn babies when gl'en
permission to do so by tha parents.
Under this new service, when parents
complete the birth registration form.
they Can indicate whether they- wp.nl a '
social security card Issued to their child _
If so, thii state vital statistics office wilt,
send the request to the Social Security"
Administration by magnetic tape and
the card will bo issued automatically.
This convenient, one-stop shopping; u
eliminates the need for parrots tp apply \
for a; social security number for their -r>
child at a later date The standard ^
method of obtaining a social security •
number'requires the submission otan.^
original birth certificate and other pro-/
ofs of Identity, such as medical or school j :
roenrds. In addition, parents"
quired to fill out Form SS-5, app
for a social security number card. Under'%
this procoss,: parents also have to pro- '
vide proof of their own identity such as
valid driver's license. 1 '
be eliminated for those
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Call Barbara at Haftof UncOin-Uftcurf tor
Some friendly advice.
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Oefimiibns ol some of tfic abbreviations found
in the Police Logs. ,
OOA • Gorte On Arrival
UTL • Unable to Locate
MVA - Motor Vehicle Accktertt
B*E - Breaking & Entering
BOLO - Bo On The Logout
FI'D • F«U Interrogated
OWI - Wwng White Intoxicated
NCC • No Cause For Complaint
DUpJJnll - Oapslched units
DUI • Oivmg Under The Influence
it on ForestHtf
21 IS - VtfrOJJ tirscute on Foreil P*vd
2140-Car alirmac<i*-.(lir»g in shipping ctr. Cliecfc- •
eo OK
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2152 - KKJ<S on roof ol Redwood School. Advised.
2234 • Report o( POM. DWI westbound WaPwr
Rd. from Lear. C/24lf^cateO vohicie rwrthbcunO
SR. 83. Tow roquestBd. 10-19W/15.
2239 - loud party camptwll on Forest Blvd.
Atfwscd.
MARCH 14
0044 - C/241 Located an open window at on
Avon BeKtefi FVL Bus.
0555 - Squad retponding to vineyard.
0741 • Sound responding to Crestwood.
1047- Squadrespondingto LaktfRd. Irtiuatry.
! i S6 • Squad responding to Lak«vtew,
1300 - Lake Rd. resident rwportmg town damage.
Reaofcwd.
.
1310 - Lorsm Pdce hotdfno * party on one of our
warrants. C/245 enroute for pickup.
1607 - Male reportedly yeffing at school crridreo
h Sunset fid. area, located & advised.
1620 • l o u d music compb^it on Lake Rd..
1641 --Squad loaponding to Jaycox Rd.
2313 - C/241 located en open window at Gott
Course. Advised.,
2040 • C/240 & C/241 ehechJng two auspicious
mates in shop. Ctr.
,
2053 - Resident* alarm on Bounty Way. Checked OK.
.
MARCH 15
0 0 4 1 - C/241 .Slopped violator
Oadaohn/Ookwood, 10-10 W/z for under-ag«
consunpson.-.
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074B - Orus Mart security captured then suspect
outside store: ','• .
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0 9 0 0 • - - Abov« auapact cited, processed &
MARCH 16
0008 - Ustits on Ertcwiew classroom. Checks OK.
0043 - Suspicious vehicle on Beacon Ct. Crwcks
OK, sent on way.
,
1125 - Lskavfew Dr. resident reports poss. entry
to home.
, 1 5 3 7 - PPMVA D a l on Wsfcar fid. Report.
1 7 0 0 - Telephone- harassment eompMnt from
Redwood BMt Report
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MARCH 17
0059 - Bay Wage resident reporting damage to
vehicle whfe operating at SR 63/Lak« Rd.
0305 - SsiSptofoua «htaie on Forest, located by
C/249. Advised.
0346 - Car kt the ditch on Krebs Rd.. C'244
located drtwr. Tow requested.
0405 - Domestic disturbance on Low Rd. AM
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• Experience • Cwnpetence • Integrity - ,
1053 - Squadrespondingto H*gh School.
1057 • Minor MVA ki UnoY>os, Re*o*ued. No
report.
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1216 - Squad responding to BeachporK Tower.
1257 - Squad responding to Miller Rd. industry.
1751 - Land»)QS resident reporting telephone
harassment.
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colon to lift
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ESTASU5HED 1963
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1317 • Semi truck stuck In mud at MJiufrLnke.
Tow requested.
1558 • Fk« Dfcpt. responding to amoKe In area o(
Lake Rd 1900 • Fire Dept. mce*wd call of n pofsor> down on bike trait at Westwinds,
UTU
2035 - C/242 Stopping violator for DWI at Sr.
83AV«!ker Rd.,, Tow requested. 10-19 W/t 5.
2055 - Oog bite complaint on Beachwood. Report
2143 - SuspiciousrnaJoat service station at SR
63/Walkef Rd.
2350 - Dteturtance compiainl on Jnwood- Sent on
their war-
' quiet
0 9 4 2 - Squad retoonding to Enolewood.
1056 - Squad raspondng to Lftka Hd. industry.
1191 -.RmUenttal atarm on Nottingham Or.
LINCOLN/MERCURY
Lorain 288-0141
Elyria 322-9945
Cleveland 899-1731
a family J ^
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fantasy trip
Do a Jigsaw
puzzle _ '
as If money waa no object ' .
Write your y y
troubles on n *"r family
piece of paper & T-shirt
throw them away
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Gazo at the J
stars tonlglit^
find
the BliT Dipper
MA3T 1990.
Its OK to cry
WatcUasad
Take a bike ".
in the woods <v
or park - v '•
Have a
it Give a L
compliment
neighborhood 1
to your
weiner roast
spouso
Diglothe
dirt Plant
some !
flowers
B« loud
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•Ing, laugh,
yeU
,
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Take a drive JC
Flip a coin *"*
heads turd right clothes
tales turn left
ft Uke a
family
picture
•a
Sunday paper
with no
:
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IN YOUR COURTS
Avon Lake Municipal Court
r's license and S50 ktt drtvtng witn <lkig,ii
Richard K. Krepa. M 3 Baldwin Ave , EJyna,
was fined S1.000 and sentenced to 30 davs in jail
on a charoe of leaving tn« scene 0* a motor vehicle accident. Only,10 days were actually to be
served witti ine balance to be deterred on condition of good behavior lor one year and $100 in
restitution.
Richard V. Gfieta, 38167 French Creek, Avcn.
was fined $750 and sentenced to 30 da>3 in jml
on a charge of DWl. Only 20 days were to bo
served with the remainder defense on condition
ol no further alcohol related offenses. H i
driver's license was suspended for three years
with occupational drfving permitted. He also was
fined $15 for driving without lights.
Jacob P. Kf»h, t66>7 Uwthwood Ave..
Cleveland, was fined S250 and sentenced to 30
days in Jail on a charge ol disorderly conduct with
the sentence deferred on condition of 30 days of
community service spent working 'or the Curiosity Shop.
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Daniel J. Koiarsky. 262 Joyce* Rd., Avon
Lake, was fined S3S0 and sentenced to X days
in Jail on a charge ot DW1, with three days actually to be served, with the remainder of the
sentence deferred and $100 ol the fine suspended on condition of no (raffle violations for two
years. He also was fined $100 for driving under
suspension. S100 for driving without an
JeH A. Bocks. 283 Hermann Dr.. Avon Lake.
*as Fined $350 and sentenced to 30 days In jail
on a charge of CW1. He was Given credit for th'ee
days of DWt classes alroady served and the remainder of his sentence was deferred on condition cf no further alcohol related offenses H:s
driver's license was suspended for 120 d»yi He
also was fined $450 tor leaving the scene of a
motor vehicle accident and $50 for failure to con1
trof his vehicle.
John A. Zaka/eckis. 1433S Lorain Avefntc.
Cleveland, was fined $50 for disorderly conduct
Luther U Trammet, 420 W. 13th St., Efyna.
was fined $300 on a charge of driving under
suspension and his driver's license was
suspended for 30 days. He also was fined 550 for
Speeding.
Abo fined $50 for speeding were Amy K.
Houdeshett, ?S2 Sunset f i d . . Avon Lake, and
Mary C. Adams. 3864 Gregvt Ave.. Lorain.
Other speeders and their fines included
WUIiam C. Frey. 1113 Euclid A v e , Lotain. $7S;
Karl S. Bamum. 32560 Lake n d . , Avon Lake.
$60, and Marcia K_ Blair, 412 Avon Bekton Rd..
Avon Lake. $70. Biair also was fined $70 for having expired platos.
Other speeders were Matthew S. Utlorn, 29630
Norfolk Dr., Bay Village, $-*5; James N. Lawson.
363 BMttama Pa-kway, Avon Lake. $40; Charles
G Krfe. 2153 Bdred Ave.. LaXewood. 45; Walter
A. Rogers, 257 Plymouth Dr.. Bay VUlage, $35;
and Joanetle Biro. 2727 Center Rd.. Avon, 525.
Other traffic violators were Pauf G. Edwards,
733 Lake Bnreie. Sheffield Lake, crossing a double yellow line. $45: Siephert A. Fuller. 12S7
Lowe" Ave., Eiyria. running a red light, S1C0;
Michael A. Metta, 3400 Liggett Dr.. Parma, imp'c-per passing. S35; and Barbara S- Eakle. 2021
K-.nq James Pkwy. Westlake. S35.
Richard C. HofeUe*. IBS Oakwood A^e., A / c n
LaVe, was hied 120 ity having a barking tfcg
.Avon Mayor's Court
J a r o * C. McMufhm. 1442 Gulf Rd., Eiyria.
was fined 3600 ar^] jivon a inroe-day sentence
en a dtarga ol physical control with the sentence
su-rperK'«J on condition of attendance of DW1
school ,.' Lorain County Community Collage •
wiifcin 60 days. He also was fin«J S55 for
violating lanes ol traffic.
Chfisiooa! Ruiz. 10705 Bernard Ave..
Cleveland, was fined $600 end was sentenced to
twee days <n jail on a cnaroo cf chysicai control '
•'Hi tne sentence suspended on conOifton of attcridancs of n DWl .scnool at, Cteieland State
Uni-jwait1/. He aiso >*33 fined $100 for driving
unOtt auatiension and $60 for speeding
Ywfccnia Sr.. 4280 Abfce RrJ., Shef* 3 J f«»d S6O end was sentenced to
three days « j a l on a charoe of 00!- The sentence
was s^pertfed on eonOQon he «Qend the DWI
*choo( at Lorah County Communrty Coleoe within
60 days His d n W s bcense was Suspended for
90 days with occupattcnal prtviteQM. He atsc was
fined 555 for driwng left cf center.
James M He»ley. 6727 Fleet Ave.. Cleveland,
was fr-ed S60O and was sentenced to three days
in• jtd on a charge of physical control. The
sentence »as suspended on condition he aBend
DWl school witftn eo daya. His drrvef't fcrense
was uu3Dend«d for 90 days wsti occupaSonal
prrvi^jes. Heafey also was fined 5100 for drug
afiuse and $E0 for tack of reasonable control
cauiing a motor venide accident.
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RehKd A Brown, 472O Chadesion Ave.,
, Loram. waa fined 3 500 for recUesa operation with
$-00 suspended. He abo wan fined S10O for
contBfnpt of court, $50 for reasonable control and
S25 for Raving an unsafe vehicle.
Rchard L. Stotter. 145 Coen Rd., VenWBon,
was fined 510O for driving under suspension and
£60 for reasonable controi.
Joaeph D Smtn. 763 Center Rd.. Avon Lahe.
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•*as fined S i 5 5 lor contempt of court ,
^ceeders and ttwir fines Included Timothy RDsenmann. 199 Bebnan Ave.. Avon Lake, $65.
and Lance A. ScudeS. 31034 Lorain Road. North
OJmsted. SSO.
PiuA E. Jones, 4829 Columbia Rd.. North
Ornsted, and Archie H. CcmeB, 142 Forest r U
Dr.. Avon Luhe. w«re fined $80 each! on charges
en faJuro to keep on assured Clear distance.
Avon Lake Historical Field Trip Slated
Members and guests of the Avon Lake
Historical Society will board Lolly The
Trolley a I the Bcachpark Rostauranl on
Monday. May 14. 10 a.m.. for the
Dunham Tavern field trip. Please
remember to park all vehicles on the
east side of Saddle Inn.
Dunham Tavern was onca u stop on
thcBuffolthClevelund-Dtilroit Past Road:
It is the oldest building still standing oil
its original site in Cuyahoga County.
Dunham Tavurn is on the Register of
National Historic Places and is a
Cleveland landmark, full of history and
furnished in 19th contury furniture.
We will return from our trip about 1
p.m. Lunch at , the Beach Park
Restaurant will be optional.
Our next meeting will be the annual
pot-luck picnic on fune 11. More details
at a later date.
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Garage Sale
The Avon Lake
Women's Chorus, would
like to remind all to stop
by Us large garago,sale at
the Klousls residence; on
the corner of Lake Rd. and
Edgewood (just eaet of"
Belraar) this Thursday and
Friday, Mny 3 and 4, between 9:30a.m. and 5 panj
to see If there'* a treasurer"
there Just for you! • r '•'•
The Women's Chorus"
* needed. a fund raiser to
help cover tho cost of new
folders, outfits and music*
and this seemed to be the
answer for aotno instant
cash. Stop by to browse
and buy
In addition; to these
bargains, a bakery sale
will ulso be hold and promises something for
everybody.
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And maybe I can save |
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There, you have tho
inside story. And the
cover story Is equally .
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Keep Singing
To The Editor:
If you liko old vuriety pieces and are la.
suit oT excellence and maintain a reputathe mood to browso through old music
tion of providing a quality educational
this week, then the AVON-LAKE;
program expected of the communities
WOMEN'S CHORUS GARAGE SALE Is
where education is a high priority.
where you'll want to go.
The opposite result will be a district
There'll be.plenty of SSAA numbers'
that will Join those suffering from educafor you to select from - you may even
tional decline and struggling against the
want to start a chorus of your own.', so)
difficulties of just surviving at the bare
stop, by the Kiousrs residence thU
minimum standards.
ThursJFrL. May 3 * 4 from 9dO cm. - 5
The question is with tho residents cf
p.m. and see what we have for you at 95', i
Avon. What kind of school system and
Edgewood. corner house at Lake Jtd, '
community reputation do we want?1 Wo
{just east of Belmar) in Avon Lake: We'll
only have to look around to our be glad to see you and you'll be glad you
neighboring districts to make a
stopped by. Keep singing.
comparison.
Avon Lake Women's Chorus' •M
The realtors reinforce the position
that good communities are evaluated by
the quality of their schools. The reputation affects those who are selling, as
Thanks, 'Men in Blue'
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well as the interested buyers. A quality
school system is an asset for all
Thanks. 'Men In Blu>*
residents young or older, because its
value has importance In dlfferon* ways
To The Editcn
as'ciich looks at the school from their
Inasmuch as we do not know tha
own perspective^ We have a special
names or badge numbers of the
ownership in our school system.
policemen
or the dispatcher who
Your vote of support on May 3th will
so Vwiftly • In answrring1' the
only yield positive results for our
referenced call, we wish to thank the'
children and entire community.
department for their JilandUng of,whatj
could have been a life or dea
Richard E. Hronefc
My daughter O5)latnedtbat _
could not rouse anyono at-otirfa^
Avon Schools Superintendent
[ theylmmedi3telycama'lo,herhousii'aii.
apprised her of tho-emergency^cag
Betty Blair Supported
received at the'staUon: Having seen ta^
in downtown Larain aabort time bafbrej
To The Editor:
without her Dad. she
I liavti hoard, men (and even some, bo In tho house and In
women) complaining that one female panted bjrthe pollcemsnVshe
County Commissioner is enough- What
tho house;, and they;
a message to send to our children! I( is each.room. Fortunati ...
no wonder that many of our talented . emergency and the' policemen
daughters (and • sons) leave Loraln
od it must hove been a low battery In
County.
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cordless phannt. The phono had given JM»
, Betty Blair is a fine candidate, and she Indication of a power deficiency a n d1m
would be an asset to Herbert Jncoby and
are extremely sorry for the error; .'
Mary Jo Vasl. My vote Is for her
signals it emitted. "
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, Lucile Nngy
But again, wa
Blair For Commissioner
you Tor tho speed la -whic
answered, your pallcemon^being-^
To The Editor: ,
obsarvant In the regular coursejittif
Experience enables one to avoid deadpatrols to noto that the Hatch,vmri^v
ond roads already traveled. Exporienco often* parked In our ' ""
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teaches one what she doesn't know, and
recall of this fact, and
allows one lo ask tho right questions
ting an this laformaUoal
Betty Blair has 23 yean eaperionco In
could have been savod by
public Borvlce. and wa should put that to suff
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work for all oFLornin County. Vole Blair
Wo wish to commend you
for County Commissioner.
cellont staff and thank you again Jtf
Norbort Weltor your service Wo will certainly nave ft"
qualms about depending on our She
fiold Lako "men la blue "
Lot'S Help Our Handicapped
Gladys and Roger
To The Editor:
Tho failure of The Avon Lnkc school
district, to provide programs in this
Thankst PTA Volunteers school district for all of the hondlcuppod
children of this community li perplex
To Tho Editor
Ing. Financial problems are n concern
As wa begin the month of Mny,
for every school system In this county.
Avon Lake Strep Clinic will „ cfc.
Yet. other communities, such as North
finishing another six months of 'servlc
Ridgovillo, fund programs which enable
our community. Iwould likejt6itake|
thoir children with special needs to et- to
this opportunity to thank tho many P/TA|
tond school In thoir town. Why won't
volunteera who donated countless hours*
Avon Lako do this?
of their time to keep, tho clinic:runnings
Our children are victims of their han- s m o o t h l y . . '••."•'..• .-",
^'y.\,'^~y/'"^^'M
dicaps. Presently, wo can offer thorn no
Each PTA unit Jri Avop I ^ e %aa|
medical cures for their conditions and
rojponsiblo for driving tho cultures )tb|
tittle hope for a bolter tomorrow. What
the hospital ovory school day y for;onoj
we can offer thorn, howovor. is the opmonth. I thank the many drivers respon-g
portunity to attend tho samo schools as , sible for tho Important task of getting this]
their siblings and other children In their, • cultures to tho hospital./: i Vl~.'t
neighborhood..
.." , . Secondly, I would like, to i h
By providing quality ocadornic pro*, ' secretaries that kept records and model
grams for our children in Avon Lako, wo phone calls. Tho ~ secretaries^ include?
Kathy Hamilton, Mary Standon,,
can offer them a sznso cf community - a
Potts. Vivian Long, Stephanlo Mahaske,^
senso of belonging. Don't they desorvo at
Marsha Rowlos, Bobbin Church,:
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Usbor, nnd.Barb Bayor.•,.• •- uvly,-;_^.. .,M
Mary and Michael Dfondjovlc
; Next, many thanks to the nurse* whoj
voluntoerod the'lr, professional.sklUs-tOj
. culture patients. The nuraes wera Jflckiei _
Minnesota Children
Shumaker/Ianet Schraufor. Pam GlyrirT.'Sfl
Ann Ryan, DebbloKesslor.LoIs Lonhart,7
Seek Area Information
Leslie Reod/ond Martha Ferguson,' >"^
Finally. I would like to thank tho
To The Editor:
Health Chairmen from the Individual"
Our class has been studying about
PTA units who hnlped mb coordinate £t™
communities and stales. Wo would tike this
prograd. Many thanks la,%J£
Iho readers to send picture postcards or Sue Important
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High
School;
Marcla Rowles^r
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Information about your community or - Learwood. Chrls
Brand — Eastvlew',5?
state. • •
Kolhy Hamitlon - Redwood, and Deb '<
We'll bo watching tho mall eagerly.
McDormott - Erieviow.
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Letters can bo sent to Mrs. Hnlon Matt*
sen. Sandstone Elementary School.
Choryl MonloU^f-,
Sandstone. MN. 55072.
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Health Chairman - PTA Council A" V^
. , 3rd grader
Health Chairman - Westvlow,^
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4678 ROUTE 2 0 , WAKEM AN
Thb S acre mW-tami Indudea a century
(arm home, an 8S4 srj. ft. M m wrthloft
and • shed with 4 bays,1 The home has 3
bedrooms, one bedroom and both on drat
Bow, living end dining rooms, a country
kitchen and navor carpeting. S65.000. Guy
Powers 933-3733.
Q m l locstlon! This 3 twJroom, 2% bath
spbt is on a private wooded lot mar a cfty
pirfc A »paciou» 20"xi4' family rm; and
L^tuvwd living & dining rms. are tastfltuUy
dMOrated. Alt kitchen appliances stay,
central air, larga uWHy room. Close to
Khoots. $119,000. Gamef 933-3733.
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This spacious tudor home otters an office
or In-taw suite A ruH bath on first floor. 4
bedrooms • and 2 tuff baths on second
Boor. The -2fx1S* family m v S tud
basement add to this home's appeal. 15
minutes from, downtown Cleveland &
Hopkins Airport. $1B9.fiOO, Clkotte.
933-3733.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
S/L CHATHAM. AVON LAKE
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
34328 HEATHERWOOO, AVON LAKE
Kanarett built home • only six months old!
lour bedrooms 4 . 2Vi 6atha are
complemented' by an oak Wtchen. family
rm. with fireplace and first floor laundry
rm. A full basement, central a>r, custom
drapes & many upgrades are extras.
$153,900. Chris Mayer, 633-3733.
Executive 4 bdrm.. 2'4 bath with elegant
living room with French doors loading lo
apacious family room wllh W0FPGourmet sized kitchen with Isfcnd. Vaulted
ceilings & many builder upgrndeil
Ultimata Irving in Avon Lakel SI 89.900.
Matey Majzun 933-3733.
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The Secret Is Out: We're Walleye Capital Of The World
! by Michael Noga
• and Scott Carpenter
Shbhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Don't toll anybody. We've been tr4vi'ng
to keep our little fishing hole a secret for
years.
There are just two problems: First,
fishermen keep secrets about as good as
those "government sources." And second, have you ever tried to keep a 9,900
square mile lake to yourself? (Especially
when they keep putting it on all the
maps.)
Try as wo have, it's really not much of
a Secret anymore. Lake Erio has become
the sport fishing capital of the Midwest.
A favorite spot for anglers stretches
from the western basin of Lake Erio to
tho warm waters off of Avon Lake,
Many come from other states
throughout the country.
On asummor afternoon at Miller
Road Park In Avon Lake, cars with
license plates like Illinois, Pennsylvania
and New York turn up. We've got a feeling they're oot just passing through.
One duo Is that In 1988 an cstimeSed 5
million walleye were caught We like to
think ; we're ; pretty good ; fishermen
around here, but there fa no way we .
caught allI those fish by ourselves.
Every year more anglers are showing
up to cast a line in the Buckeye State's
fttvorite^fijhingv,hole.;*.Studies . havo
shown nearly a quarter of thorn come
from^lOO-150. miles away, and half of
We've been thinking about colling the
Ohio Turnpike tho "Hike-Hike" because
every year millions of people travel nun*
to search of our famous pike-perch. We
call it the walleye and we have more of
them than anyone.
The walleye1 is the backbone of Lake
Erie's recreational fishing industry. (We
don't allow commercial walleyo fishing.)
While a dozen fish species make up the
annual sport catch, walleye account for
about SO percent of the bag and are tiia
focus of over GO percent of the time
fishing here.
The limit on walleye is six per man per
day.
The Lake Erie walleyo is an exciting
sport fiih. Reaching longths of around
30 inches, thi fish makes quite a trophy
lo hang on the wall, '.lie more common
17-22 Inchers provide a delicious dinner
after a day ou the lake.
Lake Erie walleye are also popular
because anybody can learn to fish for
them and they provide enough action to
hold the interest of the beginner or the,
advantaged angler.
The tackle Is simple, too. We prefer to
use weight forward spinners - usually,
the shad,or nugget varieties. Tip those
with a fat night crawler and you're in
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is that there are so many ways to hunt it.
It starts In the spring, when thousands
from across the country wado the
Maumeeiand Sandusky -Rivers during
the annual spawning run. Spawning
walleye arc aggressive and a lot of fun to
calch.
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millions of boaters. On c clear day. you
can see boat;. lined up waiting to enter
Avon Lake's Miller Road Park Boat
Launch long before many Americans"
finish their breakfast. ,
July through August are particularly
productive fulling times on the lake: tha
walleyo are in abundance and Ohio's
climate offers an "average 27 days of
good outdoor weather each month.
In September, many like to troll for.
lunkor walleye. Many a sportsman have
come away with their boat catch of the
year at the end of the season, when the
less hardy .fishermen have put theli
boats in storage for the year. Yellow
perch is another favorite fish to catch
here, with over nine
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million caught each year. They are also
great fun to catch - often biting two at a
time on spreaders - and many would
NEARBY"TREASURES^AV0ftfLake#
say they ere better tasting than walloyo. residenrRay Loser finds "you; don*t£%
Thoro is no limit on how"many yellow
have to go far to catch every ' f l h £ $
perch you can catch. There Is also catfish, caip. freshwater drum (shoophead) man's dream. Ho recently caught
above 10 pound walleye just off
and' white , perch to be naught
shore of Avon Lake, which "ho
throughout the year.
mounted for'hls family room.
Although Lake Erie, is tho smallest of
the Great Lakos by volume, it produces
more fish than. the_ other four lake*
combines. ,
If you're Intofishing,wo can't think of
We're pretty proud of our little fishing
Hny place you'd be happier.
hole, so much for us to keep quiet about
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SOMETHING TO SHOW - Mark Looser. 10, of Avon Lake;
oflandlngana 1/2 pound Lake Erie Walleye while fishing a
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May vrltli grout onlhustusm. It's Urmt In
reap dividends from Ihoii-. boat investments and hours of malntcnanceDut access to Loka Erio is not limited
to those who own boats:'For years.
Charley's and Lenny's Boat,Kontals in,
Avon Laku havo filled the needs of nonowners who wont to take advantage of
Great Lake Erio fishing.
And now for its fifth cohsccutivp your.
The -PRESS has teamed up with area •
businesses to award nico prizes for top
catches from each local boat rental. The
"1990 South Shore Walleye Watch" is
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renting equipment from Lenny's or
Charley's boat, rentals qualify for the
contest. Winners will bo determined by
the weight of oach single entry. In tho
event of a tie, length will be the tiebniaker. Each week throughout the
booting season. Tho PRESS will updato
readers with iho names of Ihe^fiva ^
loading contestants.
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Each of the boat rentals will providn i-r-t'ti
(he top three prizes which Include boat*-'"-•*'
rental, a quality fishing rmtl and a top-oF- ~ tho line fishing rod Thon. fourth and V"
fifth prizes will also be offered by area -/vj
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ounces to 10 pounds, 8 ounces.
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Each bout rental provides their..
customors. with . 14-foot boats, six "
horsepower engines, gasoline'and UfeJ ^
jockots. Cost for the rental is S25 for four-\ {,
hour* or $30 for six hours. No more than
three people ero permitted per,boat."
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W. Shore Rd., mid Lenny's neighbors It l
at 74 W. Shore Dr. West Shore Drive Is a t
small street near Lako Erie behind Harry *
Lloyd's Uoyd-Manwell r Ford, across
from tho Avon Lako.Shopplng Center. *~
Both rentals are now open, weather permitting, from daybreak until 45 minutes X
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Recreation Department, welcomes residents of Avon,
Sheffield Lulco and other nearby communities.
The practice will be held behind Avon Lako Hiqh
AVON CAKE - Thu North Coast YMCA will havu School. For additional Information cull the Avon Lake
• Kinder Fun Days this summer for kids of ages 2 through Recreation Department. 033-0141; Richard Hunt.
0. Tho time will be Monday through Friday at 9:a.m. to 033-6159; or Bob Ryant, 037-G550.
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Indoor and outdoor activities will combine piny,
. croativitylh, learning and lota of fun. The children will
participate in weekly fun tliumus Involving crafts,
games, songs, stories, puppets, snacks, swimming, yym
AVON LAKE - Join family, friends and nuighbont in
tirao and fabulous local field trips.
Avon Lake's first Scholarship Walk, nt 2 p.m. Mny 6,
Sign up for M-W-F sessions, Tues. and Thurs. sns- Rugblratiori bogini at 1 n.m, Participation cost is$l per
si'ons or weekly sessions.
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person, but ntlditional donations and pledges uru
Call tho Avon Lake's North Coast YMCA at Q33-91OO v/olcoino.
for more information.
The 5K walk is not u race but a fun event sponsored
by (he Avon Lako Education Association to raise money
for sludimt scholarships.
Men's Softball Action Slated
- Enjoy tho spring weather, get some good oxorcise.
and
holp raise money far college scholarships - all nt
. AVON I-AKE - An organizational mealing and pracono
timo. Call tho high school for further information,
lico for aroawfdo men's softball luums will be hold at
or fust show up in sneakers on May 0.
6:30 p.m. on May 17.
The league, which ia sponsored by the Avon Lake
YIWCA^ Schedules Fun Days
Scholarship Walk Announced
Recreation Positions Available
AVON LAKE - The Avon Lake Recreation Department has oponings for summor employment in the
groonbox programs and at tho municipal pool. 7
Whilo supervisors and nidos are needed for the parks
find recreation aroas, tho municipal pool noods
maintenance workers, office workers, concession stand
help, lifeguards, certified swim instructors, pool supervisors and n pool managor.
All applicants must be at least Iti years of ago by lutio
1,1900. Applications mny bo picked up at tho recreation
department or ot city hall between tho hours of 10 a m
and 1:30 p.m. For additional information, call 933 8171
Girls Basketball Banquet Set
AVON LAKE - Tfiero will be awards presented tu
girls youth basketball players and a vidoo shown during
a banquet scheduled for 6:30 p.m. May 7 in tho Learwood Middlo School auditorium.
All players. Wonds and family mombor •• are welcome
to attend.
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Soccer
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The taflowtng ore soccw results, as p«&«doi3fayme Lwau Ccuntv Soccer U a g w . It* Me t i n
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o«y9OQf Of tha game, assisted by Nick Frioua Avon's defense lefl by Goata Andrew Sfv-ohetd are!
J w m Utlefl fought off eight attempts on goai
Avcn vs. Midview -- Tf*s pwnc, played in the mot), was alas scoreless al t»jHtinie. Avon's N*ch
rnoud broke mo scorma twice with one assist by Enc Frymet. Avon's defense --d by Sieve Srfagyi
•no J-nny Nod turned Oacfc ftve attempts on a«tf
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AVON LAKE - Kim Oreri. varsity girls
basketball coach for Avon Lake High
School, recently announend this year's
Sliorefial basketball camp by providing
iho following inTorniation:
" Thu cainp datus: June 12-15.
* Trailing 'Qim|»: Graik-t 1 and 2
(Grade u.f of August 1990). Locfition:
Lcanvood Middle School.'Time: upon •
2 p m. Cust; S30.
"Junior Varsity Oiuip: Cmdus J. 4
and 5 {Grade as of August 11I3U!- Locavion: LiMrwtKwI Mtddltr School. Timo: 2 •t p.m. Cnst: S35.
' Varsity Cump: Cradcsfi.7, B and <J
(A5 of August 1090). Locatioii: High
School Ficldhouse. Time: 8 a.m. - 10
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for Session I, drills and Instruction.
5 p.m. - 7 pjn Tor Session U. league
games, contest Cost' S40
CAMP STAFF" Kim Oren. head
coach; Sberi Cameron, assistant coach;
Amy Chaduick, junior varsity coach,
Shoregal baaVetball players, college
coaches as guest clinicians and
speakers.
" For more information contact Kim
Oren. 333-5164 or 933-0230.
" Camp brochures available at the
high school athletic office
' Deadline May 15.
" Any registrations rece'ved after May
15 will result in a $5 lute fee.
Avon Enjoys Soccer Action
The foftowing are soccer tesrtta, as crovkJed by the Avon Soccer Association, (or the last wouk ot
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• M i t o d by Josh Oowrierl. Goerrtert acored me second goal, aalislod by Mike Parks. Jeff Benson
afWPtek Srawry were trie defensive starxtoute. Goahcopere Chrta Tollman and M*e Cothnsn comcnedtorseveral saves.
The Avon Wildcats (U-13) last Saturday were defeated by Midvijw. 3-2. JeH Uegl scored the f» si
goal assisted by Danny Fachtuch.. With an asset from Boon Weaver, Fischbocrt scored the second
OoeLThe delensive standouts were Anthony Donicki and Tomrny Gaitaaher. Goatte Paul Tltnko had
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»o the scoring with five goals. FranHte Colbert added two gbafe. Jetf Leg( and Danny Rschboch added or» goeJ each. Anthcny DarWcW. Schober. Colbert and Letf rod the assists. Defensive standouts
* « • L a r r y Kryatowsfci and Danny Paul Paut Tlmko made sevora* saves « goal.
The "Sftfters." Avon'* Under-11 soccer team defeated Avon Lake 2-1 last Saturday. Jod Decker
"•»™d the first goal wrtn an assist from Denied Potovich. Potovich btaated tha second goal, assisted
by Decker. OutstiMding dsfenslve plays wore made by Mck Ffippl. Karen Robkis. Judy Schlatner end
Joal Oockef. GoaAe M * ^ Fischbach had eU saves.
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THE PRESS
SOUTH SHORE
WATCH
CHARLEY'S BOATS
933-6013
LENNY'S BOATS
933-3707
1. Winners will be determined by the weight of each single
entry. In the event of a tie, length will be the tie-breaker.
2. Only fish caught while renting equipment from the two boat
rental companies will qualify.
3. The following top three prizes will be awarded by each boat
livery.
1st Place: Free- Boat & Motor Rental
2nd Place: Quality Fishing Reel
3rd Place: Quality Fishing Rod.
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\t Eckenrode, Kvasnok: A Powerful Dud
SHEFF1FLD LAKE - The coaching
stiff for the SL Thomas Hornets buskot*
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^^r'Stevo^Kyaanplc.and Joe Eckenrode psfwho helped lead their: tnany" to" their'
""^championships: In class D-2.
rth's grade ^CYO Division point
Joe Eckenrodo hasvscored moru
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MSt-.Thorcas's' history - 1 total of 310
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^>Eckeorode and Kvasnok dominated the
^ihardwood against same very fine teams
•^throughout Lorain County-Listing their
^achievements for the past two seasons,
SEckonrodo was selected Toe the St.
^Thomas All-Tournament team; St. Vln-
cont All-Tournament team; Best dofensivo plnyor, 1988-60 season; and, meat
valuable player. 80-90 season,
Kvasnok was also selectud for the St.
Thomas" All-Tournament team; St. Vincont- All-Tournament team; most Improved player for 88-89: and, most
valuable player and top robounder for
the 89-90 season.
Thu powerful duo of Jew Eckonrodo
and Stovu Kvasnok helped bring their
team to the St. Vincent tournumenl
championship and a county championship., Their speed, quickness atrongth
and overall athletic ability has helped
thorn achieve success In scholastics as
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Freon Added At Additional Cost
PHIL'S SHELL
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CARRIER
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JeffHdndrichs,of32652Admirals. ,
Way in Avon Lake, is the PRESS "Carrier Of The Month" for March. A loyal^
carrier since December, 1987, Jeff
knows the value of good customer service. He delivers on Route ' 5 4 which
serves The Landings Condominiums
^ Avon Lake.
i\ Jeff Is 14 years old and In the
eighth grade at Learwood Middle
School. His favorite subject Is shop.
In his spare time, Jeff enjoys running track. Eventually, he hopes to
become a shop teacher.
Jeff lives with his parents, Loretto and Chuck. He h&s two sifters,
Came and Marsle.
The PRESS cenmends Jeff
for his reliability and courteous
service to his customers.
933-8710
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"The Death OfA Child Is OneOflifes
Greatest Tragedies"
Parents always worry about tbeir children.
Here's a gift that will help to ease the worrying
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Safety Net Identification Tags
...Tnutsiury front R t a d m Olgest 1987 "Have Vnur Kldi Itcfn TaggcJ"
Dear Concerned Parent,
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three children play in the yard. He hail fust finished readmR a newspaper story about a
Toung boy who was hit by a car. The boy carried no identification and the police could
not locate his parents. Six hours after the accident occurred, die mother was finally
located, twenty hours later, the little boy died of massive head injuries The man looked
at his dug and noticed the tags showing his name, address, owner and telephone
number Me suddenly realized that his dog carried more identification than his child
After cdUng with (bcf^hieo. policemen and doctors, they all confirmed a definite need
for a child s Identification tag that would give police, hospitals and other auihorizcd
agencies access to. vital medical and identification information, twenty-four hours a day
SsAty Artconsists of a national 24-hour child idemification service. In case of a
medical emergency or if your child should become lost, a special label attached inside an
artltle of clothing prorides a discrret form of identification. In case of emergency the
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Hotline. A' that time, after the call has been screened and verified by a staff member
pertinent medical and emergency information (l.c. allergies, family doctor) (s retired'io
the hospital. In addition, the parents as weU as additional emergency contact persons arc
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authorized caller. It contains the name, address and phone numbers of the child**
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Immediate family, alternate emergency contacts, a complete physical description and
special medical information which may be provided at the discretion of the parent
When the form is submitted to Safety Net, the child Is assigned a personal
Identification number. They also receive a set of 25 Iron-on clothing labels imprinted
with tbeir Identification number and (he telephone ouraber of our toll free Hotline After
these labels are applied to your child's clothing, there will be an automatic link with
tbeir confidential emergency information file.
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Our highly experienced Emergency Response Center can provide vital medical and
Irienil/icailon Information to police, bosf-iab and other authorized agencies. But moat
Importantly, the parents or alternate emergency contact personM can be notified of tbc
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THE DAKOTAS ESTATES ARE NOW AVAILABLE.1: Pfeti^ed from teft t Q ^ I ^
the ribbon cutting ceremonyare Christine Watts, Carol McOoriaJd;; Mns^Slr^S
Mandilakis, Michael Mandiiakis, Jack Gallagher,- Barbara Gobblnsi Smythe^
Cramer Co.'s National Referral Director
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Estate Homes Now Shown In Tne Dakcil
Michael A. Mandilakis. president of ^''•'ChflfS'i'ffiitt-l'of^SiniiSi
Mandilakis Portfolio Homes. Inc.,
Co- Avon Lake officeihMi boon:
recently announced that the Smythe,; pointed as estate'cdordinatortofj
Cramer Co. has been selected as the ex- , Dakotas aed Is avaiJsilff daily; for ujn-r
clusive marketing company of luxury
sultatiori aad:{curing*of the*Dakotu^
homos in Avon Lake/The Dakotas will! community,
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offer large wooded lots, walking trails V According to MBiuiiIakis,"''Smj
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and an impressive gatehouse entrance.
Cramer ! Co; c; through:4''thalr ^'BuLuiug
The first home of this hew community ' Maiketing Department brings a prafftS
is almost complete and construction.wiU
sional approach and^Iritlnia^al"
begin on four other homes of estate proknowledge of- marking preatlgbprbV,
portions over the next few months. All
pertles that wiO help the Dakotas anrictj
homes in the Dakotas will bo.custom
dlicrimlnaUng buyers/rroin thelloc
designed to thoir owner's specifications.
area and alsorelrjcaUoarnryarawiwara^
"Every home In the Dakota* Is custom-, locking.for perfection and atcepUonjaJ
ed deaigned/'eaid Michael A. Manquality in custom home'dMign;^^*®*^
dilakis. Four designs by Mandilakis are J C^rotMcDonald,:nieMgerofJ5m)
now being showcased. The Cambridge
CrainexrCto^iAvob^Lake^off* : J n
Hall (5800 sq, ft), Flanders Court (5100
highly eiq^enced custom'LumaxHjm
sq. ft.}. Pershlng Manor (3800 sq.?ft),
person statas,*tTho Dakotas pr^inisiBi^
and the Versailles (3500 sq. ft); The : be the finest,"most'pj—i«i^i'*ii1^tra^Ii.
prices will range from $339,000 to $829.
000. -Thew. estates havo uncompromisostatia i community^ I
ing design and uniqueuess not seen in: suburbs ofTflring old,world c
the Cleveland area lince the grand; ship .reminlscentTof.; a^renchsamjit
homes of the 1920'B, according lo
. M a n d i l a k i i . ; - ""••-'• Wh
:,:•••:'-:,•,;vy:-:'< - Initial Vprices faro u^u B ^ H u«
The Cambridge Hall Is a large borne'of
$350,000 and.up^Td^set^up^Bn^i
moro than 5.800 sq. ft it also features
men! todiscusa yourcustoi **
four bedrooms, four full, plus two half
baths aad separate, living space above';: or establish a private•aHrjwingi.oiiuiBj
wooded
hamMKes. caH Chriitine. Watts!
tho three car garage ihit would bo ideal
estate coordinator; at- f~ J —~- w --«
for an in-Inw suite and giiest quarters.
Among the many features of the home
M54M8, The; DBtouwV^Bibb^reai
are o two-story vaulted ceiling In the
foyer and grand Cambridge room, sit-- byh Itaklng-lwAVest to theVAvbhT
? ° V&tV
TravBlt North Krigbi, .-«u
ting parlor, unique porte cochere
Avon^ Belden-Rd.; (Otto'83),-ftdpilS
design, a separata rear stairway, walk in
Rd-Turnright(east) on Wrfkortojaycor
butler's pantry, throe fire places, a large
brick coiiityard with fountain and both ; Rd.tum left (North] onlaycoxtoil'*
Dakotas on the rlghL'i^ii'.SH
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^morning and reading room.
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8 PKEEN
9 Annuals
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Begonias
and many more
I Ants A
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Free
Rapid
Grow
To this man custom
building
is the rule,
not the exception.
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Bloom Builder!
Makes 2 gal.
Grass Seed
Fertilizer
Spreaders
Advice!
Diazinon
Sale Good Thru 5-8-90
Violas
Lavender
Primrose
Clematis
Bleeding Hearts
Forget-me-nots
Carnations
Myrtel
Pansies
Delphinium .,' • I
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Emerald Valley
Garden Center
33753 Center Ridge Road, N. Rldgeville
Rte. 20 - 100 ft. West of Lear Nagle Road
I
Meet Michael MaodUakh, presWcnt o f f e
MandUaJdi Portfolio Homo.Mfchad tea^
pccfealonist and xcralbuttaa^HcbuQdi'^
only cuuotn homes of estate - "" • "h
andcx-xpikinalquiUty.Hchaiimi
vUlon who works with his clients m
create the perfect borne;r Current « i ^
project* Include homes In Avon take?
WcsUake and Brccksriue. Before you %
make a decision on selecting a builder^
talk to Michael The difference Is T &*
obvlout and imprewlYe He will work *S
with you to turn Ideas Into reality *>
IWIchad is also announcing the ' " '^'"^
opening of The Dakotas, a premier V &
communltir of luxury homes In Aron
Lake. UoUke other develo,nncntst The "
Dakotas offers Urge wooded loo,
/ ^
walking train and an Impressive
' *T
gatehouse entry The community alw **
features the use O f dual energy, with the ^
Add-On He» and Cool Pump Prices - '
begin at J350.0OO To vl It the ilic u r n
establish an appointment 10 discuss your
cutTom home, call Sraythc Cramer Co r
at 9333733 or 871-0488
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33467 Lat« Ktl.
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820 Center Rd.tRL 83)
Avon937-«8»6
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32929 UI*RdM33152
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32340 Daeirte BJvd. 9334240
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132801 Bactric B h d 933-3241
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SoOBOChnM Rd. 937-6226
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715 Honto Roarf, SMIItkl Uk«. 949-7744
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KATHY
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For All Your
Rea! .Estate Naeds
Call KATHY KREEGER
today
953-7700, 371-SS80
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!! 2 GREENPOINTE GEMS I!
AVON LAKE
ELYRIA
CLEVELAND
933-6195
335-3761
871-7273
933-/700
366-6590
871-8880
BEAT THE SPRING
BUILDING-PRICE INCREASES
The affordable styles ready for immediate occupancy
in Sheffield i_ake.
THE COUNTY PLACE 577,900
3 bod. Ranch - country kit - Z lull baihs - deck plus
garage, cent, air
THE HOMESTEAD 5Q5.900
3 bed Colonial - country kit • 2Vz batfis - 80*100 lot • 2
car garage* central air.
THE HIGHLANDER 591.900
3 bed Colonial - 2'A balhs - 1st Hoc laundry - open
country kit to great room - central air • basement decH • cafege. Call CAROL J. GRESCO - 933-6195.
LOOKING FOR ONLY THREE BEDROOMS?
402837. Then you needs are met *ith this onel Lovely
landscaped corner setting complete with privacy fencing! Living and dining rooms adjoining with conlsmporay details! Family room with beamed ceilings and
basement tool SI62.900! Call KATHY KREEGER today as procrastination Is the thief t>t lime and opportunity! 933-77001
Service is my middle
name. Buying or Selling? Let me help you
with your home. Ca!!:
CAROL KRASIN
933-7000 Now!
SELLING? BUYING?
CALL
KEN KODGER
for the Best Service
in Real Estate
Res. 933-2682
SPACIOUS VJPRM. WITH 2-BDRM. SUITE,
Yoar parent will appreciate their own private suite
with GREA7. ROOM w/WBFP while you enjoy the",
comfort in t/w large 2% bath. 10 room colonial. A true
beauty for the righr family, priced al only $128,500.
Suite could be rental. KEN KODGER, 933-6550.
"MILLION DOLLAR" LAKE FRONT
A once in,a life-time opportunity to acquire a truly;
magnificent take front estate! This newer home of
over 5,000 square feet ts location on 3.5 ACRES of,
lake from property. There is 300 5EFT at protected;
LAKE SHORE. For details call KEN KOOGER,
835-6500.
SPARKLING COLONIAL - WESTW1NDS
-*
"Like-new" 4 bedroom family home wfepiendid MBR
bath. Priced at only 5239,900. Vary private yard on;
woods. Features eat-in-kttcheri, family room w/WSFP,;
and finished recreation room. Many, many amenities"..
A must see!ll Call KEN KODGER, 833-6550
*'
RANCH STYLE CONDOMINIUM
257375, Charming two bedroom unit freshly
decorated. Vh baths, kitchen, appliances, fn-surte
utility room and garage. Asking $55 900 Contact.
CAROL MURPHY at 933-6195 for an appolntnenL
NEW LISTING
;
425099. Cute three bedroom home recently remodel
ed. Nico size lot
on a quiet street- Truly move-In condV
tionC Low $50Js: Call for more Information or 8 per- '
sonal tour, BETH FRALEY, 933-6195.
423807. Looking for traditional decor? Like curved
staircases and 2 story foyer? Need 4/5 bedrooms?
Would an inground pool help make your summer enjoyable? Home features many amenities, call KATHY
KREEGER to rwar the complete list 933-77001
Large 4 bedroom colonial, 2Vi baths, beautifully Hied
enlry leading to a sun filled kitchen dining room vrith
.walk out bay and French doors leading to side wraa
porch, masonary fireplace and quick occupancy^* $*
MARY ANN TILDEN or BETTY WAKEFIEUD
933-6195.
OfARM—CITY CONVENIENCE
4012S0. Discover La Orange - Small-town IryinQ en ts
fully-: developed cut-de-sac, just 40 minutw from
Public Square. Discover Quality -Terra Quest Construction,, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, oak cabinets,
private yard ft many more features. For further details
C3lt CAROL KRASIN,. 033-77001
NEW HOME-OPEN TONIGHT 4-7 P.M.,
424179. By Cannon, Builders: 3 bedroom, 216 bath
, home-comer,fireplace services great room and dlnUtg','roomi:Large kitchen with; lovely deck outside First floor utility - Frogroomon 2nd level. Earttitonea.
asking $144,900. Come view with LAURA MURPHY.
307 Watmer - Bay Village.
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AVON LAKE OOUBLE-Exoenent
rental Income. CJoae to public
tranaporUUoft. 933-B$4r>.
AVON LAKS S r dWNCA, £X
ECtmyE HOME. Luxury upgrades
tow U I N . M<J 20V*. ho u w e . o.
maintenance feel. 3232a Oabi
Lwie. 933-7420 or 533-8:54,
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3 bedroom ranch with family room, full basement & 2
car all. gor. Enjoy both ihe lake view & trig Inground
pool! An ad can't describe all the features so call today lor your private tour. Listed at $159,900. GINNY
CULP, 933-7700 / 871-8880.
"BRAND NEW" COLONIAL
424167. Imposing four bedroom home In the heart of
Avon. Family room, fireplace with built-in bookcases,
bay window overlooks a large deck, 2Vi baths,
skylight, and 1st Itoor utility loom. Asking $157,900.
CAROL MURPHY, 933-6195.
AVON LAKC-BY OWtUR, 3brt, 2
Balh* FUnch, AtMch*d pvSg*. M W
rwnae»/now cafpttinc UvoogSout.
Trirt lot. OOM to school. t&TJSOO.
Looking l a Buy tx SMI In Lorain
Coomy. Comae! yew fuO M*Y*C«
R M J E J U M Conaufunt Jacob Kuh.
TTM Prudanlla! i m 2-1-« Be*lty
*Vou Know U i and W» Know He«l
£«l«t«*. 32B-B200. B33-BB39.
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AVON LAKE-FOR SALE OR
IXASe OPTION. 4BR. 3 full bnlhi,
2earattEchwl,K«nlctol.S15S(Vp«r
monlfi. ownw agant. 060-1040.
Avon Lmkm, 3-30ft
homt-BY
OWHen. OrHI location. iftuW* tot.
If to* family room, woodburnar,
t, •HW, 2 car atlcchad
. M5.BQQ. Call 033-2883.
AVON WAKE..OPEN 3UNOAY
tPM-OPM. 4BH. 2 1/1 battu. nvwty
iMcoraM. many •ktri'a. * 139.900.
Can lor moia infwmallon, 933-4023.
32S71 Qrovwland Ortva.
, BCOUCEDlHEOOCEOi
OtmitBd Towmhip ownar iranifsrad
nawlrto Mil thla 4 bedroom iput
nlcaly natllad, 2 c*t garaga. abova
i ground pool • In 1ti» awitioa.
CairOraca or BIB Kopp 7V9-7100 or
327^8 I t
7 Commercial
Property/Lease FOR LEASE. OfOc* A Hataif Spaca
In Tha LmMtngt. CaK 933-TISt or
871-0320.
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172.000
1134.000
I t 74.990
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77 UndMga Way
143 Norman D>.
m B. Point
714 Waaqamiiotl
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327-2221.
1/O.900
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. Pwrfft Bkta Co.
WHwthty
U8.0O0
U * « From Commartlal Building futiy occupfad, ampla parking, monthly
ranUl $1,700.
filea
tiM.000.
Tarmaftvallatila.C t t M O f l B t
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R E Smiift
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Flasponaibla adurt wnntt to nnt
twdroom horn*, apa/onenf or condo
In Avon U k » , SharfieW Lake araa.
Call. 033-9010 betota - 2pm o
wiyllme Wadneaday and weefcenda,
A-1 K I N O J A M E S CON D a
Wastlako. i B O . All Amanltiaa
(Hevlampoot-garaga. Sacurlty
RESPONSIBLE rrwrWd couple, no
thHdtan, looking (w a LEASE/OP•ION TO BUY on a 3 or 4 badrocm
homa in Avon/Avon. Laka a m . Can
afford 15Q0 to M M per month. Call
jnyllma. 8334)75, M * « or Lori.
/<££D FIHS T HOMtL Young prof aa•lonal ooupW looklna to purchaae
dupMn/doubla In LokawwW, Nortfi
RJdcwtlle or an attordabla location1
In batwnwn. flaallora 'raady to thaw
or pmmta ownsra walconia. M U M be
prlcad balow trB.OOO. CaH Mike or
Lori. 933-SI7S.
NEED FIRSTHOMS^Voung prolaf
•lonal Co>i0to looking to purchase
dupiax/doubla In LafTvWood, NorVi
RldamWo or an attordabfa location
In batw«an. fiaaltora "raady to
show* or privats ownars walcoma.
Must be prlcad below sro.OOO. CaH
Mlka or Lori, 933-9178.
3BR 2 BATH HANCH, Firoptaca
wnti appliances, Ctote lo park &
acriool. JOSO/mo plu« srcurlty
dapoalt No Pals. 933-2333.
BEAUTIFUL 3 BEOHOQM &H&.
HELD LAKE HOUSE. Newly sidwl.
new carpauno m living room and dining room. Alt conditioning in mailer
bedroom. Appliance* Included,
fenced In back yard. La roe atorage
bam. covered ottki, curtains in ifvfna room and dining room. No pats.
$4fl5 plus aecurlly depoitt. uttwtet
and one year toaaa. Call D33-gioi,
Available Juna lit.
Out o* town fantfy o t a would »k»to'
rant a three badroom howaa or a p t ;
In the North RjdgevfHe *mu W l t b e '
rsJortflnobi Juna or July,,
:Can71»O60-7331
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Wanted
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3 t S M BftvMw Df
143 Daacfrwnod
371 BntmnU Plmy
326*2 Camao* Ln.
EXECUTIVE REMTAL HOME •* t
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baths w/vWde, wooded lot in Avon Lake! $1200 p/mo %
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DOLORES GAYNEAU 933-7700.
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AvallaMi•' M4y~ttu Wsikar Hd. <
17 Vacation property
North UytVm Oeavrt. Ocean from
condo. 2 B R . 2 b a t h , pool.
Reasonabla rata. 933.7869.
HCKNIOKT MOTOftHOME
RENTALS
Brarm New Claaa A 4 C
Luxuiy MotorfwmM
Claan - Fully Equipped
XSS'MM Daya
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B35-U»1EVM
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Emerald late. N.C.
2 rumlshed umta wnh 4 bad rooma. 2
1/2 batfia, Central .Air. Cabfa T.V..
250 ft. to trte Ocettn. SSOO a *•«*(.
604442-8998 Of 9I04M-34S4
AftarBp.m.
18 Wanted to Rent
RESPONSIBLE marrledcouple.no
children, looklna to LEASE/OPTION
a three or four bedroom home in
Avon-Avon Lake area. Can atfonj
S500-SBSO per month. Call anyUma,
B33-9178. Mike or Lori. .
adult wants to rani 2
bedroom home, apartment or condo
In Avon Lake. Sheffield Lake urea
Call 933-9010 baforo 2pm or
anytlma Wednesday and w*ek«m».
VpUNd f f t c i F l i 9 B , O N A L
relocailna Into Avon Lake, dealres
small house, aparurMnt or condo to
rant or lea*a. Nimtad June 15. Easy
d r l v e M Lake, Millar Rd. Call
O^FrCCfiUILOINO, 2.400 SO^T hi '
Avon Lake. Modem wHh cantral atr
t*22t4702.
LAKEWOOO
AVAILABLE - - 4 imaB rooms «nd
parking. tSTVmo. 238^815. ,_
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nlohed, Immadiataty, 548 tq.R. » n g t
James Office; Complex, I B fl. CaH "*
833-2990. : .
WESTLAKE, . prime ofllca apaca •
Centar Rktoe Road • ayivenknt
Paiking. LobDyfracopffonirt all on ,
first floor Includes: answering mt- '
vice, secretary aarvlca. FAX, copy *
machine, computerized- eafvloe
Conftrance loom available •
raasonabla. Ptaasa can Ann a W
Center Ridge R o a d . • North
Ridoavllle. Exceflert location, rteW
Colonial b>jUdlrra. raaaonabt* ratai,^
last Browtng area. 337-7402.
20 Help Wanted
BAHMA!O...niDM». Avon. Call
934^204 aflar 12Noon.
UBRAMAN RCFEftENCe for wnafl
Indepandent.pubnc library;'.Adun^
•arvlcaa head to supervisa 2 FTE,
assitt Mrrlh acquitltlona and coltaetkm development, davalop pro(Kama. MLS p(ui 3 yaan' retavant:
iwparlanc*. Call 2ie-0334i2SV
send rasume Kr 33S49 SacMo
Blvd.. Avon LaJie. 44012. < : '.':
NEWLY LISTED BAY LANDINGS CONDO
258419. in Westtako. This immaculate condo features
2 large bedrooms, 2 full baths, a lovely great room
and In suite laundry. $72,500. Call us io see. JOHN
OR MICHELE LEABU 933-6185 or 871-7273.
"THE LEABU'S"
THE FATHER-DAUGHTER TEAM
that will get you results. Over 30 yre. of full lime service. Let us help you soil your property - residential,
commercial or land. Call us (or double the service.
JOHN or MICHELE, 9334195.
AVON LAKE
ELYRtA
CLEVELAND
933-6195
365-3761
871-7273
933-7700
366-6590
871-8880
Superb Living \
Par for the Course.
Pre-Construction Prices
Desirable Homesltes
SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL
'421863: Quality thruout this 3 yr. young home In Avon
Lake. 1st floor laundry room, 2 full baths, targe deck
« t on wooded lot. One of tho best buys In Avon Lake.
All this for $129,900. A must to see. Call us JOHN or
IMCHELE LEABU 933-6195.
WOODED CORNER LOT
1^1 acres vacant land. Zonod R1-A. Close to tno lake.
Call us for details. JOHN or MICHELE LEABU,
933-6195.
In AVON LAKE
< onJayeoxBd.
Abutting S o N t M w QoM COWTM
Enjoy • picturMqu* «taw ol the
couna1 from, your aufirooml
416263. In the Landings. Newly painted 3 bedroom, 2
full baths, W 8 fireplace In large "great room" roofed
patio and extra large 2 car garage. All this and more
on wetl landscaped lot. Call to see JOHN or MICHELE
LEABU 933-6195.
NEW ENGLAND CAPE COO COLLECTION • M e e t rtirt i l S1B.M0
• Park-Ms letting
• j story balcony overlooking Bv rm,
• Dramatic H I through flraplac« • Outstanding craSaman ' .
•4(6*t!ncttv*bdrm»,
• OuaHty ( M a i work :
• l i t noormaslaf suits
• Cusiom butt homes designed with
• Designer kitchen
imagination4 Style. ••• '
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ALL
GAS
HOME
LOOKING FOR SMART BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS
£246131; Are you leasing your office space? If so you might like an alternative of owning your own condo office.
|f4«w building in well located comer of Avon Lake. Can be finished to your needs. Sound Interesting? Call (or fur^ther'detaHs, it will be well worth your time to Investigate. JOHN or MICHELE LEABU.
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EASY CONPO LIVING
_ '250851;' Enjoy your summer by the pool - not doing
a&lawn work.- Maintenance free condo. 2 bedrooms. 2
a*3ftitt:baths, 2 car garage. Large screened in porch
^overlooks park like wooded area - many extras. Great
jocatfon.. Asking &13S.O0O. Call LINDA EHLE,
Two commercially zoned lots,, one on the comer of
Detroit Rd. and Stoney Ridgtv $74,900. The other is
an acre lot on Dotroit Rd.. Jusi west of Jaycox. 100
frontage, $49,900. Call BcTTY WAKEFIELD
933-6195 for more details.
?AS PRETTY: AS ITS
£ ;i423435;:Gorgeous-10• month.;old custom ranch
^ f features rsunken lrving\roorri •'&• formal dining room,
-,|23V15*: country kitchen with quality oak cabinets.
£i5x12 endoserJ sun porch, 1st H. .laundry room, full 12
^ a c o u f M btoclc basement, private master suite and so
^•Ariuch'moral'Treal'yourself to this beautiful home!
^ f e * 1 7 9 0 . " A D A WILEY 933-7700.
•ML"1-WANTED - - UOAAfOAM,
a » E m K K lor amiS Independent
rfWbio BtKMyrMuR Services Heed
Ifa eupervtae,2FTE. « N U Mtm aotauM^jand.colecison
aevetap5»enL denfep-program*. MLS plus
•-ftanntintuMiiune*. CM
d m u m * to
d , Avon-Lake
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CO4INTY. Earn a
chQdw) In your
l service. Fo»
Ca/»
< Government
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TRAVEL-BENEFITS!
S-.NOW'HlRINai ALL
mmirjow J
1)Wa-t1l-WHEjrt.X-gJ14.
, T i T i o H i ^ a A n N M6JE
fREAOBW; BOOKS! t»,000/yoar
J ^ l I I D l l
S M C H T JOBS NOW HIH*
Imont Bolti M U M and umklHad
Mft
n«0d«d.'ln your ar»«.
*18^00:to $72J»O plus twnafin.
CFor:la! o( cwram Job* and tpplie*-
JBoo'to
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C&
SlWrtnotorpart-OrM drt potlUon at
*aurT37.LMr ndjHora>:kIeal poalHflon-tor liomamtlw, r«ik«* or
sanyona lookingtar2(M3 hour* p«f.
* M M wV • H U * K f d t a . App»y.
>',Loeal < LandotafMttMign Firm ia
i t i W f i f l Mpcrtofietd, quality conr«e>Mic« ktMattotlon prafMaional*.
i!N*O • tantn, moManane* toraman
bilcgraHd'iawh earn
prognm.WiiUng.iMB
k fwnt and protkm H
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8CCneTARr U work rrontdaak and
Io do Inturtnca lorms. Work
mttrancav* nwuastad. Plaaa* Mod
m u m a n : P.O. Box *XM>0, Avon
Late, Onto +40*2.
Landaeap* Laborars^ FuU and
'pannma poXHon* availabia, Cart
537-5078. .
ttardan Cfrtar Salwptraon. f ^
and parttkna po«afon> avattabl*.
CHB37«7B
Daycaf n*ad»Q tot a mon*n old.
6:3P«m-4pm waakdaya.
Bafmnnaa. Cad B33-4S39.
WAITRESSES NEEOCU. E«parlwnc* orrfy. Halan's Country Kitcrian, 3STBS Detroit Hd., Avon. Apply kn (Kfion only.
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IAL/COMMERCIAL REDUCED
25WK3. Great Business Opportunity located In excellent traffic area on Rt. 83 In Avon Lake - 4 buildings
on 2.9 acres with office spaces & storage. Established
tenants. Sides R/R - Auto Boby Shop with paint booth.
CAROL J . GRESCO 933-6195. ;
Bsbyailtar tr/tfanaporlallon
w«nl»d In my horn* lor 10 y*ar old
boy. Waakdayb Som Ut mldnraht.
CsU B33-4252 Monday thru Friday,
UCOOMALD-S Looking l o r ag<
graaatv* •aff-rtartor.- Na«iato1mprov* malntananea and daanllMM
or »on>. Compatltlvc baoad on ax*
Mrianca. Inqulr* «1 3ZT9B Watkar
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ED IMMEDIATELY. No doo«04oor
Mdlng. Work pari-tbna hour* wllh
h.1 ttm* pay. Ft— gltt. CiB today.
937-6031 or 734-3143.
CONsiAUCTION LAb6rtferi,
wMtkid* luxury homa buildar. Nsa<f
rollabia trenapbftatlon. SBltit. Sand
/•sponS ratafanc* w P.O. Box
300-PH, Avon Uha. Otito 44012,2
POSTAL SERVICE Joos. Sf mry to
1'ATtST-To layout and spue mts for
W5K. Nattonwkte. Entry lav«l in*
/ m Avon Laka Prass. Sand ttwrt
llona. Call (1) 80i-8B7-8000
,.• ifMuma to: Artist, P.O. Bo* 300ALP.
ExtP-3325.
Avon Ltha. Ohio 44012.
CHILOCARE
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OflY CLEANtNO HELP, ^ari-ttme
n u a i d Io cir* lor 2-yrokt now »
•nd fun lima days. Apply 25133
nawbom bagWrig In Aucutt. Vour
E a t o n W a y , Bay V i l l a g s .
homa, WMtl«k« wo*. 34ayi/*k.,
7»m-12Hoon. or call 671-2460.
norvemokar,relarvncva.734-2tM.
ParMima Cwahlar * C*n*ral
GENERAL OFFICE
Work. Exptf loncad. Apply In ptrWORKER naadM. Mutt hava
drfvar"! Ucvrma A raltabla Irantporta- son. Smith's ' Country Countor,
37900 Colomdo, Avon. No Phona
tion to run •fronds a do ganaral ol.
tic* elMnup. RwtkM OK. Call
cans PLEA3EI
Mr.Frad *I tfM Cuymhoaa ComLargs tandacap* firm n n u EXpanlM. 13427 MadKon Av».,
PERIENCCO halp. Call S14-C14S,
Lahawood. 238-1700,24pm. Thurs7-9AM. R«fer>nc«s naadad.
day, Miy-3 onfy.
AUTOMOTIVE -10 Mlftula LutM.
DENTAL ASStSTANT - Lakawood
S971S Loraln Rd., North Ofm*t«d.
«/M, cnaErahM otnatti dantw, En7»I»a
trwsaistic, Intattigant, p«rsonat)la
<Mm piayar. S3t-2<24, aih lor CLEANING HEW. Job*
Cwot,
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for parmamnl part-drrw ratldsnUat
d«*nlng. Boom for advtncBmani.
TftfiE - LANDSCAPE help
Trantportailon avallabl*. Apply at:
Call 734-2874.
4037 Mill! Industrial Parkway, Norm
R l d i a . Ohio. 44O3S
MONEVTMONEYl MONEYi
Studanls and Koutawfva* n«ad«d Io
work our wsakand ihirt.
Wanted P a r i - t l m a Madloal
HHjh Hourly Raia.
Svcraury to work front daik and
No ExptrWnct naeMury,
to do Irwunine* forms. Work,
W« Train.
ralaranon t n u M i x ) . Piaasa tand
Can Oonni. 1-602-1928
m u m t W 32iIS Laka Rd., AX.
MANAOUENT POSITION-Wotk
from your own homa whUa you *vn
wim Oacor * Mora. Naw 500 Kam
catalog. FWw Supwvlaor positions
in W» M I . AboikrtaV no InvwtfrtMnt to you. klaaf lor moUwts,
fMtfiani. c pwty plan daaJara. Cad
dtract or coRad Jonnl* 6W-1749.
Factory WiHTfatn. Up 10 S5.2& an
hour. 2nd & 3ff >nma only. In
RldgavlBa Aroft. Rsglatar r»w for Imm«dlata long farm positions. Other
l i t shlfta also avalUMa. Can today.
Work this wMk. Holkfay pay and
vacation pay. Kelly 8arvic«s,
Waitlika Offlca. 035-SB91 or
D33«5eO. No contract. ~k> («••,
EOEMrFAI..
Smanar local companytookinolor
an iggrasova, mouvatadtalapnana
IrwtaBatton parson. Witt train tfi*
ihjht parson, slactrlcal or vlsdronlc
CMchground pari0mKl. Oood ami•onaMy a muitl Can weekdays onry,
9anv«pm. 0934771,
SUBSTITUTE BCHECT CARE
STAFF. OftcaJI staff waded for
merrtalH hsnaioppadAlevelopmentalty dbabled adults. Avon Lake
area. Contact Personnel: Lormln Co.
9<J. of Menial Retardation &
Oevelop. DUubUllles, 1095 Inflrntsry
Rd., Elyrta, Ohio . 44035. Call
1-329-3734.
COLLEOE STUDENTS. Summer
Camp Couneelors, Water Safety
Instructors, Juno 11*1-Aug. 4th,
t « 0 . To work w<lh menially retarded children and adulu. Apo>y 10 Pei•onnal Olrctor, Loraln Co. Board of
Retardation ft Developmantat
DlMblllli-i, 1005 Infirmary Rd.
Etyrtl, OH 4403S. (218)32»-373d.
EOE.
PAftT-TIMC POSlTlOH,boaic ottica
•kiHf required. Word prDcouing
taowtodge A malh aptitude heipfuf,
WwlUki locsUon. noun 1-5pm.
Call* eccepted aRar 1pm, ach lor
OlltB020400
Day thiA, part-time. Own trunsportatton. B354Q30. '
Pat Frederick
THE DIFFERENCE SHOWS! I
406130. Large A uodraom split) Spacious living & dining rooms, family room with woodburnlng fireplace, 2
baths. 2 car art. gar., huge ocreened In potto overlooking fenced In yard that backs up to the.woods for
privacy) Just reduced to S5S.900 so don't hesitate-'
call today tor more information! G1NNY CULP
B71-6880/ 933-7700.
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CLEIIK/ASSCUBLEft, full lime.
M-M drive. Apph/ In person between
7»nv7pmr trare Haiard. Rocky
River.
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UNUMrTEO,25nt ^Detroit R d ,
Wesaak».'.--;.-y .-•,:
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AUTO PORTER • fuil time poult**-.
Must be neat a have dean driving
record. Appfy In person to; Hairy
Shultt. QrMt Northern Oodge.
28100 Loraln « . , North Omsfrd.
. CLERICAL
Ttred of being treated
Oka • number?
We b u t People Ike Peopto.
Afraid Your SUMa A r m l up to ARfi YOU CRAFTY7 H#*p" us.
Par?
< manuracture tvomeni t chHdren'a
Long end Short Term
•eceeaorlea < clothing. Some eewA*k About Our Free Seminar*
Inp helpful. 835O2B7.
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KfTCHEN1 HELP • CALL 77Q?iW.
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Proceeaors - 10-key • TyplitaN
Oenaral Secretarla* • Suiveyora
•Westslr% •• luxury' home buUder.
Need reUabla transportarion, SoVhr.
'Apply Today • Wort Tomorrow < Send resooriM. reference!to:Weal
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WetBrte. OH 44143.
This Summer
No AppHutlon Fee
PAINTER'S HELER, experience
Target tsfliporariee me.
helpful. CaJl'7794510 , between
358M Center Kdge Rd., NR
B-6pm.
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327-U21
Call for Irrtenrtew Ttmee
J5C0 WEEKLY. NEW1 EASYI
Mutt hav* 2 Forma of 10
Stay Home, any houn
Eaiy
Equal Tpportuntty Employef
A M y K 1 u0K1.000
Aa»emMy....
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Easy Sewlng-™*30,600
Stock PETITION ,. Organued,
Easy Wood AwmWy.J98.7S5
hard worker Minted. Qreat working
Easy CrtfU^.^.—S78.4S0
conditions, 31^35, hrs.wk. Apply
EiiyJewMry
.Jig.500
wilMn. J . L Gsodman Furniture.
1
Eaiy Electronical J2S^00
21950 Cvntar ,lktge Rd., Rocky
Matchmaking
JH2.SO0
Rtver.
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lrtvettigating..^._S74.450
TV Talent AgenL.._MO,900
BflEENMOUSErt?lRSEr1*
Romance AnenL...».S62.500
Work m»de and Ov^We
No SelUna. OuarantMtd Income.
Long and Short Term
FREE 24 hour Recording
Full Time i f l Shift
M147V8g00 ert.YY152H
Weekend Posltkm Available
, Some Flexible Hour*
Work Ctoae to homa m Avon
SELL THE FULL PORTFOLIO
Apply Today -Work Tommoraw
As a sales rsprasenUtlve lor the
on
Mutual of Omaha Companies, offer
Thi» Summer
your prospect! health. nf«, auto A
No Applleellon Fee
heme owners Insurance. M well a*
Target Tamporarlee Inc.
mutual funds. Con you qtMlify for
3U3B Center RMge Rd., NR
this exciting career? Send resume
327*MT
to; Mulusl or Omaha, e/o Qary M.
Call for Interview Times.
Teoumas. 29111 Country Club Blvd.
Mutt Have 1 Forms of IO
Suite 203. North Olmiled, OH
Equal Opportunity E i
44070. Equal Opportunity ComMUff '
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ewer Snaflfetd U k a B w m w n t .
ShaffiafcJ f 5h«rfi0kl L**a tcrwon
*•*< occasional laatura new*. PfwW
a«ari*nc*'a datoiM pbu. But, not'
mandatory. Sand *hoft fajvme W
REPORTING POSITION, c/o Th«
Pr*a«. P.O. Be* 300. Avon Laka,, OH
44012.
AUTOMOTIVE -nOUtAN CMAHKjr
QusMy P^XIUCUOT PamHf. Quatty
dvacwrtoy* paraon n««d only «DPty. Ligrt baby "Of* •ipvnancs
M p f u l Applications •ccwpiwJ.
Apr.aMUy I I . KWpm at 10630
Banafid..OavaJand. Ohio
Naad COupM d young mart witling to
Mtan CONSTRUCTION WORK. CM
777-6724. •
WANTED
TELEPHONE SALESPERSONS
Earn 14-6 par hour worfcina.par1-tJma
k) a pWtltnt. rrtandry aimoBpha*aMu«t tiava good atWuda. Room tor
advareamanL F w appointmant. call
Laura. 871-6787.
WANTED
COLLECTIOfiS PERSONS '
Earn U - 3 1 0 par hcur working pan
tma. Economy car or mourevda •
most For appointmanl. call Laura
«71-o797.
! ATTENTION:
Flnanca Company Tr'IruM
Wvsilaka Flnanca Company haa bnmaciaia patt-lima positions
' avalaola In our coSarton dapartmanL No a»pananea nacassary. <ms
train. Basic typing eiuto helpful. AS
posttons are (nalda work on our
stal* o( tha arc conputar •ysta.-n.
-Hourty rata plua fneanttva bonus
Cad Shtrtay Edmon toriniannaw bat•uraan S-tiaoam 4 2-4:40pm a l
tW-00 PER HUNDRED ranta*na
tMara from honwl Oataaa. Mnd a ^
addraasad. siampad anvaiopa
AsaedatM. Boa 309-T. Cotonia. MJ
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Tha. Norm ndgavllta Praaa and
Light naada earrtara. If you ara frv
larattadbfdaftrarfngina paparsonTuaadan attar school can John at
327-7543.
Staady. pan-una w m a n naaaad k>
-hate maintain and raatora homa. E*
partanca In bnvVQardan work, panting andfor carpantry « W balpful.
327-11C8 .
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homa. 3 days/**. CKv*a» 447. Cat
•354-1S52.'.;..'. •• / ' ,"
COUNTER HELP, Full * pan-Uma
jgaHtarw svalUbiir. • Good tiartlng
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i h t IrWhiduaL
I W h i d L Apply
A l in
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g llor right
taarosn at our VrWtaka locafon •
30032 OttroitrV..-.' '
cvnStiiifZnsCUJ
vhour*. no rUgnu, • HWUWTKM , or
holidaya. WW train. W o * wnti a part: nar. Staady wKK.-pay waaMy. Prsmodona AbatMllU avaHabia for
QuaMad., Cat. Maid With Car*.
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• partantad, M orpart-ttna, hmchaa.
- kHORT ORDCn COOK, aipwkmca.
Ml tfma.'Apphr m penon, Uonoty
tnru Friday. 3-8 JOpm «i Th« Ontca
HtOUuniK & Lounoa. 3330 Euclid
Avanua. -. • ,
HETAIL, parMima nigrits a
waakanda In baautltul cala; oulalandlofl anvlronmant In Qvacriditf
Markat Squara. 33SO203,
TEACHEA povuon avaiiafila. A uruWM opportunity to-taacn in an
.atuMWxtf cooparattva pra-achool.
Eaity childhood background
-dagraad. Sand muma to: 30340
ProiHncelown tana. Bay VUtaga. OH
WAtTHF.3SE3, C O a X S , . OAY
. DISHWASHERS. ApoV in paraon:
a e o f l a r s HesTAURANT.eso
OowarCa«arRd..BavVlUaga.
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AlJonliofi - GtJV«inmfltit snied
vanicla* I m m 4100. Fo'Ot.
Mvicvdas, CorvaltM. Cha.ys,
S u r p l u s B u y o r i QuIOa,
«m and apcteabon
loo I I M i-eoo-evwesa E H .
' Bam-8orh. 7 dlyl.
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Situations Wanted
Houwm mm) Omcm Otmning: O N
AND U N m l maka it •hma. Can us
tor good r a t a * a v a i y t i m a l
1-77»4Dee or 937*090
SCEKINQ NEW JOQ la***}
parmanant M l titna. day« oMy.
waakanda. WMbng n do •omMhrng
omarant it iriSog to train. CaU Dab
Dia S4»«974 arttr S JOpm.
EXPEWENCED BOTHER
babyart M my homo, waehda/s. P>a)
araam back yard, *rfi provkHtunch.
anamoon (nack A T LJC. E « 4
Scnool araa. 833-9810.
W« ctaan it (or you. Housss, apart'
mania and rantals. Call K C y
M M 9 0 0 and ktava manao«
Ep
momar mu paby»rt
your tocXflar taB tlma only (n m
Awn Laka homa. WM ptonda lurwh
atiamoon v t a d u and lota of T L C
Call 933-455.
OUAUTV CLEANING by compaumt hona*t. raliabla individual
Homa*. Apt. Condo, ipaolal daanIng fat). EicaHaM rafaiancas turnteh• J. caii ari-aoso - E i i
Aia you ioo)ungloriomaan« nonot)
andrattabia ta daan your homa or
orflca? CaB Arm it 327-«344.
Vm babyaii your daughter, aoa
tr>12 In my Mill* Craak EM homa
wawkrtays: Looking for a mtrtd (or
my I I yaar old daughl
RafarancM. Cut) altar 7 p.m.,
3Z7-3M2.
CHlLACAAE
In my homa. Malura. nallabW 34
Hour S«nrlca. 327-0182.
PAVINO TOO MUCH
To hava your housa Cla*nad?
Ova Judy1! Claamng Sarvtca a CdH
Fraa EsrimaiM
Good HalaraiKM ,
Inaurad .*od Bondad
327-S090
A -1 Babysitting In my North
Ridflavltla homa. Exparlancad
Mothar. RaaMMabl* Ratas. Call
327^430
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24 Education and
Instruction
, PIANO LESSORS
PRIVATE TUTORINO
By M«rla Brunt
Oraduatu ol Tha Royal Comwrvaiory - Montraal. Canada. Aft"
ktvaii.chlidr»fl ft~J adutu. Call for
eppotntmirnt, 337-«S23.
MINI PARK STORAGE
Located in Loraln Industrial Park. Baumhart
.Road off Rte. 2, near R>rd.
LOW MONTHLY RATES:
5X10 "$25 :
10X10 $35
10x20 $55
Outside Storage $20
Security System - Well Lit
Call week days 9-4 at 282-3719
AVON LAKE WOOOWOrOUHO
CO. 'rirtffladaof wood, wa can
da W Bookihairax, caMnets,
cuslo« c*03*ts, antartainmant
e*rt»t». kitchan pantnas. Pttm
32 Personals
'Maintanancv, npairs & ramodatMQ.
Kitch»n*. bathrooms, closats.
drywaa. pointing & root*. 833-2990.
YARD * HOUSEHOLD 'CLEAHOP* riowar bad rrsiching. CUMT
cManing. Hous«oa>ntirM4nMnor. a i tanor. Hauling. ARM Sprn. 933-217?.
UMOU£ HAHOCRAF7CD WOOD
PHOOUCTS.JToy monstar trucks.
CaauefiW bunnibas tor waX mounbng. braad tsnes. '.aacj handpanWd doll cratta*. c&bbaoa patch
oofl cradas, rocking chair*, wood
VALEKlE. COMCAATULATIONS
FOR A JOB WELL DOME IN THE .Stow. CALL WOOOCttVTEKSRECiONAl. SPELLING BEE. WE U
LOVE TOO1 LOVE. YOUR FAMILY.
CLEAPtNO SERVICE:
Owner
' supanrba* . avary cfearutd home.
Ilwnk You To St. Juda lor favors
W« an- • local cxnpan> aAd nut atgraniad. POC
Skatod wdn any francMsa. We can
dasign n p l a n n t d ragular
mamlarunca progrvnas oftan as
frou na«d. Wa can parfrxm an cinatv
Hospitalizalionlns.
««« deartfM anyrmo tnroushout
tna yaaf or ju« ona smaa sarnca
For Groups & Individuals
(ftoor strippad, window*, ovan crona
room ctaanad). Wa cfaen rww conMedicare
uucMdhomM & smal businawaa.
Hosting aoclalgatharinga will
Supplements
bacoma a raal otaaaura and t o u l
taka prkta In tha appaartnea of your
Nursing Home
ctoanhoma. (WE ARE HOT CO**PLETELY
FINISHED UNTIL YOU
Coverage Available
ARE COUPLETELY SATtSfiEDn
CALL CLEAN CORNERS
FOfl
FREE ESTIMATE. 327-44H.
WES ALVEN
933-8875
THANK YOU SLJuda for
granWd. L.KJC
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tf FFPt*<JtATr nfMTT
1 md» W**l e/Lomin Fort Pt*ffl on U»» Rd
40
FORD HOUE IMPROVEMENT;
Cuyahoga
CLEANlNO. • Commarcui. raartantsal, naw construction, bafcxa or attar •
you rnowa, apartmana. offlea*. par-'
BEAUTIFY WITH LIGHTtorpan- •tffad. F r t * a « f t a a l m . A l r w o r k i
auaramaad. For rnora tntonwation
n>*« a fiigM. Outdoor BotHfog
ca« OAY^ EASE. IN&, ,327-SJ4t
tyuams by tfta prolawiionaH K
O t h a u s a n d you a - c l a a n i n g NIGHTliTES. CaBtorfraa aattmata.
laamjaa aaod you aanrioa ' '
DECK SUIUrERS M i A - ,Cus*om
GAHAOE DOORS, Opaoan.
daeks, laneaa, cwaboa.Spadal sprSEfifOR M3COUMTB. fiaasonsflla
Ing p r i t a i . - Fraa aitimataa, S
ratal. K a r t e l l , Door Saivlca,
B33-2072.24 HR. S i
L 4 S £ R T t • H O y tt I M - .
PflOVEUEHTS.
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BUSINESS , A RCStOENTtAL
TELEPHONE SYSTEKS. Sala*.
bathrooms, dad
Sarvica, Addition*. Uovaa.and
Changaa. Nawor ucad aqulprnant ' raplacamant window*. -r::
avfeUaola., Ratldamlal wiring-- ESTIMATES. i o pareant dteceunt Tfy
•far aarior dtbana. Can Ooug M l '.S
Raaaonabia rataa, Laka Tateora,
B3M771,1-800452^771. - - ; SNOW REMOVAET Commarcial 4 '
RaaidanOaLM Hour Sarvtea. 'Oorrt
waft urtM
r » too lataif. Oal on our fat
n o n l ; Call- Laks ' Eniarprisaa,
1334771. ,, - . / .. •:.. •; v . :
BUCK'S HARDWARE. • , 3707B
OatrottAL. Axon. Storm window
and acraan rapalr. CaB «3*HS11 ^ >.
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ELYRIA 365-9347
FOR OVER 2fr YEARS". _ > - ''
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CLEVELAND 87-1-7225 ' fOUNDED IN 1952 - we
.-dhtttc
«22t5;.7TwopportxmOy to b o y t t * lnv«no spW,
hwat on a qgtat datlnbia c u k » « a e lot TWt homa'
offar t o much r c a n T I M vvarything, but h w a ' a a ;
to*. Fun wal flraolac* frt tamly room. cantrH •>/,
OONT WAIT • V O U I A LOSE big aaMn Wtchan.
dWng room. PaOa wtnoowa, 2 car aCaehad gwaoa.
a utMty room that'ste/ga-enoogfttodhHda tnu a 4rh badroom. and a •prawUng dack. Aaklng sa4S0D
Cah Bonnia Rapaa. lorjaVI
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4006T(.1flcarM;«
ODuntry. Mehwv M.baisnuwi 1
BBaenad Z car gsragsCAl Vat onidsapsraMd^ttMadi
• M aBow groaid pool snd'aianiga-bam'brffilK'jr
•rtoad » M « aa ownan wa «an*lanaCCal 04M f
CaUMB-7151
385-9347, 871-7225
Services
APPLIANCE REPAIR. Wa aarvica
JIII Riakaa. Wtiahafs, diyara,
ralrlgaralora.
mlofowavai,
dtshwamara. ranoM. Honaat & Prolatalonal Sarvica BflT-MI I.
PHILLIPS VACUUM (SEANER
CO. SALES AND SERVICE. N t *
and rabuiri ctaanai*. Buaran
towatt pricaa on naw claarwe. Wa
rapair an makaa. warranty Mora lor
Hoovar and Euraka. 151 !S D ^ t t
Rd.. Lakawood. Ptcttup and daUvary
avaHabla. Can t-23^0730.
ELECTRICAL A TELEPHONE
WORK.
Raaaohabia Ratal,
VXM9A3..
D.C, POLOVrCHTEMy BolMr PainUna Daaning a High Prpuura
Washing. Call 937-5400 tor Am
t
Elaclrleal ATataphona Work.
Llcanaad, bondad .» Inturad.
Raaaonabia rataa. 033-*B53.
CWIBWOOO-FUHNrtUBE REPAIR,
4491 Jaycoif, Avon. W 7 - « o a .
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COUHTRT AT ITS FINEST
4ZXK7. Urga 4 badrawn apn on t4ama v TMsharnahai
kvt aMM aiarylhlng. Urga batkmna. tan*? m m *nd
fving room. 14 I O M kidud*J, » b »tarntottaraatsM
Mono*. • U pond and wpnalmM^. a tent mt*
Laotad wiat of Baumharl ROKL Ju«t souffi of Rt*2 . 10.
YH
Call 940-7151
385-9347, 871-7225
COHTEWPORAHY MEANS N(
4 w a s . Tna opM t » « t Mto^as.feianilar M d farn^t
Mnn ram taa baamad caatag and irapam.tTria i
taamg ki tha cTning worW ananaafca aHng'wom.'
* w n a a c I I s t i n gg u boat g
S tp
a ^w
gw M . S
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M pnVaw
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masMr badreon
wM
baai and a nera b i l k ™
bair* and « * car anachad Daraga. CM B. Tratsal Wa
RMucM ki • H M O O .
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365-9347. 871-7225 & ,
WINCHESTER
TOWING CO.
24 Hr. Service
Minor Repairs
Affordabls Rates '
Insured
933-3175
, Pool or Patio Dacks
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SuUIToLaat
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CALL BRAD: 949-8471
FREE
HORSE MANURE
Holly Hill Farm
Kraba Rd., A.L.
TYPING
Furniture - Cara - Files - Elc:
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Units from 5'x5* to 1O'x3S'
Oulsldo: Dry Dock* • Boats - flV's - Troilflrs - Etc.
2B30 Ub«rty Av*. (Rt. S) Vsrmlllon
Lost and found
LOM naar UwtMooH in Avon Laka
11 pound oray labby nautarad
mala cat waaring nrftactor coOw
Caa933-3lt3 afiar7pm.
Larga PurpH Siona onyaHow niatal
pandanL LoJ althar Waisa FWd or
Smugofam Cova. Rawani B33-6S21
Onr 12 Yn.
Secure Storage Year Round
Inside: Self Service Storage
Lowest Rates In County
We Will Not Be*Undersoldl
(216)967-3536
Thanit you St.- Juda tor lavora
Bramed. K.U.
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BAIHTUas moULOD. SatntuM,
sinka, caramte &m~fwgtatml in your
homatora tracfian o>reraovalcoaL
Sava fcna; monay and inconvantanc«. Protasaional. guarantaad.
colors a—»aola. For, fr*a a*ttmai*.
9336K
DOOOAK. HAUUNO. Landacapina *^
iBaiattala,., stona, topso*. sand. '
•awdust and manuraV O t o t d :
Cal«3*4T1B.' . . - : • • -'
WOOD DECKS
MIDWAY MINI STORAGE &
MARINE DRY DOCK
,
GROUP t*OftSEBACK filOlSQ
LESSONS. North C - m EQUMtfian
C*fltar now cKerfng group end
pnvaia isMons. scturf ftoncs, bonrt!tfig and trurung. Inctocr arena
A n n U M , t93>!3&>
NOVENA T O S T ^ U O E • Way tna
Sasrad Haort of Jasua b* adorad.
glortnad. tovad and praaarvadthroughout 0>a work), now and
(oraynr: Oh. Sacrad Haart ol JatUS
pray tor ua. SLJuda. worfcar ol
mirad**, pray (or u*. StJuda t>ajpar
of tna hopaiaui'cray tor ua. SAY.
THIS PRAYER rflna Bma» a day. By
ina atgnth day your prayar <m» ba
y g , my Avon horn*. arnwarad. tthasnavar.baan knowri
Cays, •vantno*. wavkday*
ID tail. Publication must ba promt*.'
waakartda—SRytima. Ra(«rancat
ad. THANK YOU STJUOE FOR
FAVORS GRANTED. M.H.H.
Can 037-5414, anyiima. BabyattUng in my homa. Will pick
uy, l( convanlanl,
(Anaa: N.
1KANK YOU St. J(K» tor
Ridga villa, Avon. A ton Laka,
Wattlafca. N. Obnotad) TLC and
quality lima ipanl with your tfuht.
MAY ma Sacrad Hain of Jaaua f
Abo win drcp criiidrvn OS tor aoorvd, akxi&ml. lovadftpraaarvadkHaonrtporta pactlca anar tcnooi.
throuo>>oui tna world now & loravar.'
|l-327-4455.,
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Sacrad Haart ol Jawa, pray tor ua.
SLJuda. wurkar of (Mtadaa & halpar
WILL DO HOUSECLEANINO
of
tha hopalaaa, pnry lor ua. 3 .A.
-waakty. bUiiontnly. mcntNy. No Job
m i srnaJL Catt Barb at 324-3378.
TO ST. JUGE-May tfta
Sasrad Haart of Jaaua ba adorad.
HOUSECLEANINO -Oayt
alortnad. tovad : and - praaarvad
Raa*Mtatria ratal. ' ExpatWtcad.
(ftrouahout ma woiU. norr and
Rafaranow. 777-443S
foravar. Oh, Sasrad Hawrt ol Jasut
pray tor ua. St. Juda. workar Of
Compwtar Data Entry. My noma mtradaa.' pray tor us. St. Juda.
IBM compatrbla. Bulk mailing sar- naipar of tn« hopalaa*, pray for ua.
1.734-1739.
SAY THIS PRAYER .Una Unaa a
day. By Ina atoWt oay your prayar
CL£ANmc - Enargauc parson -m
MnH t a aranMrad. n haa navar baan
taka cara of all your natdi.' Odd
known to THANK YOU ST. J U D i
Jobs. 77MSIS. .
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21 Sales Usts
Attarrtten: Earn Uonay Watching
TV'. ttt.OOtwyawlneoowpotarrtUC
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faz^lMWS.
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Sales Lists
OOVERrMteNT HOMES trom $t |U
••pair}. Oatrajaartt tax
R«p3a«as*tons
(1)KJS«SJ-«X» EH. GH,2te3 tor
cunant rapo laiAIRUNES NOW HlfUNQ. f'^fM alW t t a , travel »c«n3.
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Prolasslonal, Raasonabla • Fast
Convanient Day Village Location
Call Jana or Windy
,
NORTH COAST
SECRETARIAL
899-1424
EXECUTIVE COLONIAL
417KW | yaw oW Wabb eoWnitf, 4 bMrooms. 1W b*lhs.
Di*eUca m l*niy room.'bMinnFil. 2 ear owag*. n m m ki
back yard f>K»« May. C*» MMa at 871-^34 on nt/WOQ,
I1M.TO0. • "
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Gall 949-7151
385^347.871-7225
EUROPEAN EUPHORIA
Call 848-7151
365*347, 871-7225 J f i
LOOKING FOB
4IMO7. TWa irMaMl crwM Wffl d»Ngni trow ipscut raopM
,tootingtormn i p K U homa. 3 bvdnjQRW and 2 balhi phn
• MkaMMiMd MUM on lha bottom !tvM. Er*jy tna v i m of
0 a * w vm^f fiom row ehoica o* I wao-around dacka. A
very spaoW homa al a. Spaclal (HWa Ol I t 10.000 CiH Uih*
or Unonda toMy. NOT A Oft[VE-BY.
Call 949-7151
365-9347, 871-7225
365-9347. 871^f 'M
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JAMES
REALTY
32745 WALKER RD.
Avon Lake
NATIONAL RELOCATION
CENTER
933-2500
Cleveland
871-5255
LORAIN...
417975. Features this 'three bedroom Colonial
situated on a 33x165 lot Formal dining room and full
baswnent are featured. Needs some TLC. Call Mary
Louise Gameflla for more information at 933-2500.
Price is Just $34,500.
AVON LAKE...
406603. Looking for a nice family home in an Ideal
location? Open the door to tnls charming Colonial and
enjoy a completely remodeled four bedroom homo
with a front porch and a large deck overlooking a
park-like setting. For a personal lour cat) Karen
Leonard at 933-2500. Price is $88,900.
INVESTORS!
249063. Just under 14 of an acre, five bedrooms! Also
Included » a two bedroom (amity dwelling: Each unit has a full bath. Near shopping and 1-90. Can Mary *'
Louise Gamellia for details at 933-Z500 Pnco is
$89 500
421371. Four bedroom, 2% bath
Cape Cod with first floor master suite.
Charming front porch, full height antique brick fireplace with arched hearth
and heatolator, central air, high ef^ficinecy gas furnace..Located in one
of Avon Lakes finest areas. This
homejs priced at $189,900.
41 Tree
' Service -;
rder7 Perhaps U k e i h o r e
i'-iiEdeortatlOervteea. can ;balp.;We
5£§ma*nta!n that no Job fe too amel or
^Siwpewtf F*ae,:'a*oits*:-typing J « .
meser people or
assistance wtti the
' * 'smarter, -not-
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iWALLPAPcnmo.Free aaamotae.
^Insured."1 Vmrnlefi ft staining.
S f ^ l M O , TUNE.UPSt
EMISSION
lMEHT ( THe2
A Lawn
QEHCfUL LANO8CAP'Mwn tthft
p
Spring dMA«ptpMW*.IHB-TDt
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;•'••„> HORaCHANUnE
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-HOUX MIX FARM ,
, KRESS VOH AVON LAKE,
ROTOTttitHO'Cail Chuck
8Stai»«3MU89, KMPtfllaML W»
b M K l 4 t i (
THAXLEIf S l A O S C a ^ .
O8U Oraduaia In Undscapa DMign
tpadaflzlns.bi-tnM and anrub kv
•tallatlon. Prompt' ( a a u n a b i *
aaawalaa. CaB ua whan you naml •
protaaalonal B3Wiias
GARDEN
ROTOTILUNG
CALL: DENNIS BREESE
933«3iB18j
SEGrnrr, ¥/mi UQHT IW panM • .flight. Outdoor Ugjiting
the proHaalonala
E M eywarna'by
P A I N W A S PftiOi.
Extortor or at
uv
' $batmirts.
y k C
T Mir*e
1 eeumate
S i 6 4
c l*for
0334771, V0OO62M771.
Ssas
>!HiJ"^ WUNtWO a, PATCHtNO
P f ^ f Plaster A OrywaM FWaNng
>•*; '
Ceiengs Stippled
V~
Waflpaper Removed
L,. Ouahtymrk, Best Prtcee
" ' FREE Eel - Interior Bdertor
< SmaffJoba Welcome 3334093
L
JT ChrtS Imperetore
PjUNrma A P I N O
Plaster* Drywa" FWshIng
Cefflngs Stippled
>
WsDpaper Removed
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Ou««y work. Best Prices
FREE EsL • Interior Ertertor
8me« Jobs Weleoma 333-5203
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Chris ImperBtore
•fA-1 APPUANCfc BALES » S&»-'
f.vics.
R«frigeraiora t«no»5
vw«sherB. »nd dryers. We service aH
^ k 2 3 M 3
rt scHfi
YARD MAINTENANCE
Sprtng CManup. Outtar Ctoantng
Hadpa Trtmmloo.« yn^xp,
Flomr b«d waaJng. adglng.
BvklaydDimt
22*4374
JSWEAT
LANDSCAPE incUliatian. datign,
foovaton. "TREE - "trimming,
removal Mump gilndlng. tortlllDog,
norm '*vnaga. Lot davlng K M
tractor work, work dona by cariffiod
arborttt CanforFREE conauttatlctt.
734-2874
THINK 8PR1HO
MULCH
TOP SOIL • STONE - 0AH0
COROWOOO , '
JIM'S HAUUNO
Oas-2118 7M-1142
PIAZZA SOIL FARMS
Rich Shreddod Top Soil
From our own Farms
Sines 1S52 • 327-6353
n u n j
322-4S37
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JCT MOMEiMPROVEMENTB
[Indoor and Outdoor flemodaffng
: tOlehan, Bsths, Decks i Porches
2
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Free Esttmstea
3274823
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C L O U REPAIR.
All Makes Servtcad
W7-S577
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BROTHERS
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Rummage Sales
OtANT BUMMAOE SALE.
At Flafd* bnltad Malhodlat
.Church, 34077 Loraln ltd., HB,
FrMay. May 4, »ajn.-SpJn.
Saturday, May S, t a j n ^ l p ^ n . _
Fumltura Small AppHv<c«a, CollaetabM, CmtMng nrtd Bwga<Rr.
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DECORATED WITH
IMPECCABLE TASTE...
NEW CONSTRUCTION.:;
KCt-LINQ-PAINTINQ
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JAMES REALTY - ONLY LOCALLY OWNED
COMPANY WITH OVER 25 YEARS OF
SERVICE IN AVON LAKE AND THE
SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.
4250/1. This spacious four bedroom,
216 rath Colonial with first floor office is
a quality investment. Located on a
secluded circle in Avon Lake. The sellers
have been transferred after only 21 months. Priced at $186,900. Call Lorettat
Kalis for more details at 933-2500.
GREEN8RIAR:..
418143.This home has only improved with time..
New siding, three season porch, new Pelta doors, trim
:
and freshly painted interior a m only a few of the improvements that have made this home better than
now. Pour bedrooms, library, and large-family room
with professional window treatments throughout
make this home an exceptional opportunity. Call Debl
Dechant today at 933-2500. Price Is $164.900.
1
RUMHAOC SALE Ho*» TrtnMy timlt,
M I D Mao* Roao. Avon. May 7-6
Man. ft, Toa*. 9-2 aA day apadat
*lJ0bag
BAY,. aMOaCraatwaw Dr. Mowing
lo Coodo fit. May 3, BAMpm.
HouaanokL booka. country coOac-:
Oblaa, much rrtac
WESTLAKE. 2S700 Bnanvood Cu.
46 Garage Sales
May 3*4, g-tpm. Offioamoma furnttura. ddhlng. toyit carpal lam.
AVON LAKE Woman'* Cttonts,,
Twch rriac
ThuraJFrl^ Hay 3 * 4 , 130-S. SS
Edgaoood at Lafca Rd. (naw FAIftVlEW, 22tor Madana Dr..
Baimar.)Mbc.
I h u r t , May 3. 9-*pm. Fumitura.
chudran'a (Jothas, baby Bama 1
S i . OAAAdC BALE,006 SUNSET.
MAV3RO,4TH.iSTH.B<BAY VILLAOE. 549 - KaMTwoRh,
Thura,FfU*at n »-«.XWThalma,
Thura., FrL, S-6pm. Ciafl Snow >
gX-FaiWog oqulpmanL hpuaahold
Q v a g * Sakn country Sawing. doHa,
gooda. dotnaa, booka, twtopraada.
bunnSM ate. Fumttur*., boya/gbia
dnpaa, camping cootara. nawalaapdothing, 10 mo. thru lOfra.. knlck
Ing bag, much mora. :
kd
OOOO HCJOHBOH TKRtFT SHCO,
BAY.MOKantfwortn, Ttwra., FrL. ft
140 L—f Rd- Awxl Lafca. S3&9S27.
Sat; B>apm. ParannW (*«nta, floral
OOOO NEtdrlDOn THRIFT S H 6 > ,
cnfta-'Oniai tor Mothar'a Day*.
140 Laar R d , Avon l a * * . "MStt27
S*MbaB carda. much more.
Ni
Thuraday May 3rd. KMpm. 32724
DaM R d . A.L, 2-34 x 41 window*.
cfcuftaa A m u c h m f r c
--'•'-• •-•••""'•
SHEFFIELO LAKE. ,4 F A H I L V
OARAOESALE, Lola at dottwa «
baby dotnaa, baaaball eart». vidao
gam* N t 0T4E DAY ONLVt Thura., r
May 3rd. lOanKtanv BSt) HowaB SL
NO EARLY BALE9I
,
'. SAL*:, d » . • draaaar,
ctun^gar; couch ft lovaaeal. i »
IngaaL aMring machlna, lawn tool*,.
lamp*, baby A todotar dottwa,
•troW, trlcycla, window air corKft-'
Donar. many many moral B37*32fl,
33483 Schwartz Rd., Avon, Thura.,
thru Saturday.
'
Four Famtitt Oafaoa S«Ja- Quna
Computar, Oood Ctothat, Cntta.
Jeckati, Fur. MMo., Lota of good
'Stuff* tor avaryona. • Thura. only,
May 3rd. M . 208 Barkihlra Road,
Avon Laka. Dor*! nUaa tftlaonal
• f/MiVT OATtAOe SALE May 3rd
and 4lh
9 * . 39308 Cotoredo Rd..
Avon.1
•
• '
• ',
Thura. * Frf.
p
Ovan, Totta. G^Cart. BJka. Baby
CMhn. Mine, 33514 Tullla Or..
Avon.
,
.
Chrlat £v. Luthvran Church Bummaga Sato, comaf of RL 83 and
Lafca Rd. fhuia. May 3rd. 9anv3pm.
OAftAOE SALE-ThutadayMay 3,
3 # m - 3 p m , 13B U u i l l a O t .
HflVM^irei, puu<«B,' book* 4
many ml«c. Harrj.
•
UMC.
Q i r i g r S*'a. Com* of
nv«rythlngl330J2RMlwoodBlvd.,
Thura. ft Frl. May 3rd a 4tti,
, 1imL May 5th. 10-1 pm.
OAHAOE SALE
1
May 2-4, D a j n . tin Dark
Mvn'a, Ladtm A T w n ' i OoW-m,
MIcroMivM, Mcckar. Dinning Room
Tabia. Lot* ol MWc
3AY, 31301 Fa'rwlR. tnutt., May 3.
9-? No «uly tHrda. Furnltura. boy*
doUiW. hlghchalr. gamat. toy*.
FAlrtVJEW, 4317 Story fid.,,
Sal.May 3 , B-4pm. Malurnlty
dothot. baby toy* a.dothaf, lufnHura, TV, much mtac '
WOWI WORLD'S BEST OARA0E
SALE raturna In Jurw at th» comar
or Madtoon S Rlvarskla.'
WESTLAKe. 2S912 Woodpath TraH,
May 3-4, 9-tpm. Infant, chiklnm'a
t w . toy*, baby tumltur*, mltc.
WEftTLAlo!, I24armfy, Smtry Lam
(off Dovar, N d Datron Thura., FrL,
9-4pm. Chlldran,' laan, adult
doming. HouaanokL fumttura. toy*.
. Nkaa, not*, m-jen m b c ;
FRKUOAinE RSFmOERATOfl 17
CU. FT. Odd. in good condition.
1150 933-7381.
Hot Pom! Electric 8tot«
EjtcaOant Condtfon S275
, 327-flMW evcnlnga
57
Clothing
PROM DRESSES
Worn One*
VaUow and WhHa, SUa ft)
and Papaya, aUa 12 S50 oach - 327-4123
58
Household Gooda
SUPER1 SALE:-A-I color f.v.-a,
Stgs, amiqua walnut CnippandaJa
(bell ind cltw fsal) dmlng room a«l,
Kt495. 4 p c 1030'a manooany
bodioom tot in A-l condition, S7US,
Crandfairw dock. A-1 t h i M , SS9E.
naon boar sign S75, anttqua carvod
partiwi duk. 2 ir2Cs dining room
tabhia, S85 Men. 2 olflca dvaka.
1BS-170. credanza to mutch, largo
rat inlsrwd anllqua kilchan cupbotn;.
*69S, fold-in mhroi v»nlw,Jt95, '
tfeflnlihad p«toleg table, 1229. old
oftd a n t i q u e o h a t t a a n d
dr««sa(i.t39-2S0. 3 pc. doubt*
quoan badroom aat. $450, anllqua
o«k rafmcto^dlnJngroomwit.SeK,
SO yr. ok) oak dining Mt w/ china
cnbtnvl. S095. antlqua library table
(bkj daw loot). 1395 mahogany
duncan phyfa tab)*, 5 Chair* and•arvar, S4qs, Bada, S29-0S. Chaira,
SW-70, 8 dart country chairs. S30
aach, 2S Super qualFty bantwood
arm chain, MO aach. 0 modam
rtoht Hand* >40 aaeh, A-1 baaijtltul
•oW oak Thorn—via dWng room
•aL larga tatria, 2 Urga la«naa, 8
tancy cnaka, gorgaoua eradaruau
S13&. orlg. c o a W O O O M m . ago.,
PrlmaUva pi* . aofa, C 7 V D « »
eadroom aat with vanity chWroba,
dtaaaar. and doubla bad. S995. V«ry
Untqua rafln)«3ad .mahoqany
bookcaaawf glass doom, SS9K. ,
All (Urns dMoountad. no raaaonatfa
olfara nrfuaod. Aho, antlqu* |aw«liy.
gfsiawtr*. pottary,
furnKura,.
InantjilcturecaAlact.. , :
t 8
:
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.:•:"/.
SSUSCantarlOdgaRd. ' Jutt a M Of RL S3. FiK>n»«(7474D
or 327^238- Opan; 1 1 * Ckwad
Tuas-EXPEMENCED CHAIR CAN-,
INO NOW AVAILABLE.
BOSE'SFURNtTUftE
3S53B CENTET1 RRHJE dO. ~
1
NORTH RIOOEVtLLE. JUST EAST
O F R T . O . .,.-,..,
Opan 8 d a n * wa«k from 11-fi.
CknadTuMdays.KHchanand din*
fng fcomsots, cadv' chasta* gun
cablnala, taa cart, tea b o i .
booUaaoa, ' aacrauvydsska. Ilia
cablnata, c o " W cupboarda, dry
sinks, haB e*at». and UWaa,4fl*
round ion paw padsatsl tabfa with
two laavM, t W S , ! • • thick top.
savaral ttylaa of chairs, frotn
189-155. FABULOUS StoP. datk.
S1S9S, 4 raundad olaaaichlria
cablnats, S29S4U, wlndaor and
praMbadi rockara. StTS aach, huga
haart daalgn rockar, S295. laadad
glasflop bookcasaa. S28SO60, nuictw«. 40--72-, fTBS-HW. toUd
charryr oak, pin a, and cMar
badroom aata, ad handmada at
wholaaala pricaa. Many > ityla*
avaHabla. Atto, country couchM.
chain, wrlngbaek chaira, CWppandal* couchaa. an »cotchguan>d.
Pick fabric and haw n custom mad*
to your orflw, 4-8 waaka datlvary
lima: A WHOLE CATAi.00 OF FINE
OUALJTY HANDMADE SOUO OAK
TO CHOOSE FROM: $50 ott tabla
and chairs: Tatea 241 waaks (or
dalivary. Raalatovar, finish now
avallabla. Nvw lolld brass bada in 4
I U M , 1& style* flvn J4BS-7B5. W B
rtOw hsva a ia4actkin of formal (Jin.
Inq room s a i l , Indonesian
mahogany Quaan Ann and ChlpoandaJo carvad furnltur* at wnofewla
prtce*. Ouallty fAu*. An ol our ,furnHuratoluporlor quality, A I M , antique JawBlry, pottary. furnltura,'
Nnani, and ale. 10 parcant off floor
models. $50 off tabla tnti chairs,
S100 oft tsbl* and chair* with hutch.
Jutt In: Mahogany Oua«n d«tk,
vaniiy. tllvar, chost, and lawairv. Ar>
molr* dltcountad 20 parconl on,
ROSE'S
58 Household Goods
SOFA, a (LTWgh back, brawn, *iOQ.t
S S a 7 8 4 7 /
SOFAS. Two. Mltuftwl back w h t t :
vahwl w/blua Wm. Baal OfMr
6024313.
6 0 W a n t
a
Mlscqllanooua <**
' WontedY Me<JCm~
large wet suft.
OLO 6 W N T A L HOOS W A K I t O .
Any alis or condUon. Vra pay cash.
"HANDYMAN TOOL COLLECTOR. ^
lookkM tor.,uaad
tadaui PrafarmWy
machfiilsts : or cvpontar loot*.
B S S - I I W . ;
,
WANtfiD: WiNti BtDi m good
dltt933<9M:-"TT '
- WAHTINQ TO'BUYl'.-OW Uonat
Iralna andvaecaasoriac Call
9334101 tram 12 noon to 5 p m _
Wantsd: Waanar m goo^ n n n f i |
c o n d i t i o n . ;Call- 9 3 3 - 7 1 4 8
wa*kd*ys -baNram ;.Wn»-Spm.
933-TWO wnllioa»'i--'''WANTED: wmpaycaahtarano.
quafc otd*(urr*ura. oa*. chorry,
walnut, - mahogany, - dWng « o m
aata. kltchan and badroom sat*.
china caMnats. bookcasaa. dffika,
« f t , any condition. Dots, _ond ,0k!
toys. BaaaoaJI Carda, UonaH Tratns.
Hondal; TBlany Lampa, Art Qlasa.
Qlaiawara,: String-Musical
Inatrumanta, "croeh«ad,: and ambroldarad Kama, quIRa, Hummds,
Douttons. any Buunnea. china pottary. wotcnaa, docks, tamps, alhrar
plota and starling sllvar hams Any
•ralawatry. mlntstonaa, mkL ailv«r,
" 1olamonda. Abo, old and mod furrritunt. Also; old stock and bond csr:
Uflcttes and Oarman & Japanese
World War II miutary Itsms
WE LKIUIDATE'ESTATES AND
MOVING SALES OR PUTTINO SOMEONE IN A NURSINO HOME OR
ELDERLY RELOCATIONS. ALSO,
BUY OUT AFTER YOUH BALE.
ROS^S 3^-8740 OR 327 2239
PLEASE CALL AGAIN IF I HAVEN T
CONTACTED YOU.
Cstt ooHact-OBk for Rose.
euriNO *!•** pop wuia end tin
cans. 2 centa parft>.RECYCLE
WORLD, 4045 JayOM (Avon) Opftf
9-12 Fridays and Saturday*
61
3274239 01 327-6740. Visa and
Mastercard accvptad. Wa Buy-SoilTradaor Uka In trada-ins. S 3 H U
. U * .
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d
Firewood
SEASON^ FIREWOOD. Excelani
hardwooda cut In 16* langths and
deRvarvd, M S par rick, 1130 par
cord. Cell 927-W21.
-
JSS
62 Miscellaneous for
Sale
•
=on "/sunbeam hcab
CaU 949-7TJ9
Pror* drwia. u » 7;8. h.-scra
In back. iSO. Cail S3&673?.
P w Cress. V i e ?m
t w * m back. 150 Call
WEIGHfUrnKG BENCH SET.
o-n**it etmuww. Nen 5350. m
Ame-ican Itxum
: 8oei 2u-n ^ijin
82 Campers & Vans
S&"t OB. twtvirr>«Wf 1.1
CCVKStOI IWt^ CCl^Wfd
Bj»se Hitch to" towing v»ruct«52.775 933-7146 flflja (3 5J.
S33-7B30
1979 GUC.B Paji*™/«. l o o w
C M 871-6*86 aTK 6run
roOnd above ground pool. $350.
3 quarter hone power motor & litter.
uMd I swoon, motor recently
(•built, S250
24fl.round aBov* ground pool, Meet
construction. Pool» ove* 10 yts. oW
b u •>•» taken carrol, us ia tJOO
C«n Monday Thru Friday
after 8 p.m.
Week-ends all day
327-0758
EMer WHkams above ground round
27.000 gaL pool with deck, fencing
and all accenortes including soUf
cover end winter tarp. S2.0C0 o> best
offer. B2&OB23.
MAMTia TILLER^CULTIVATOn
The hOe macMn* tnar m i k n
. gafdan riont easy.
'
In store at
Worcnter-e Seles A Service
34300 Loraln Fkf., N. fttdoavilla
32'3IM
6 6 M u s I ca
Instruments
* SOWC • 0£CK5
933-3514
90 Autos for Sale
rf CLEANING
'95 IXrWiw Haicrrtmj" (funHTW].
Autwna»e, Kwroo*, AM/FM \M'BU.
N-cft nside and out. fflWO tfle^.
l | '• . Ttw PrnfBaBlonata_ . - .
IBM Crwwy 3/4 Em nan, ucsAertt
conation, mm shock*, brakes, tuneup. V-d_ autnmauc.mer windows,
pemw steenng. While Una von does
have 79.500 ntgrtway milas.rtrua
been'wofl mauiuiRed and kspt in
rteated Qsrage. Must see. UJ)7b.
Call 933-7146 day* [9orr»5pm).
933-7890 eveninat iattv Spm).
ISaS POPULAR VOLKSWAGON
JETTA O L SEHIES. 4-Doo.-.
automatic, air. AM/FU Caasetis.
Greet f ainity car. graduation preoent
or second car. Mo«*}. mm! sell.
57650. Bofois 9pm. 9SM891.
ISBt OHANO AM LE, AUTOMATIC,
•UMB. 331-6904.
from StOO. Corv«lte*. Chevys,
PontchM. and other ccnfiieatod
properlies. For BuVara Guide
1-800-443-2582 mt. 2086. Also open
evMiino* and wee* »nds1979 MERCEDES BBHZ • 4 door.
sun root, automatic Needs aom«
wwk.j4.00O.
Century bmrt*l. Take
over pe»»ienti. Many Entfaa. 50X00
ff
i l . 9fl5-2708 after 5 .
neadswork, J350. 779-1637;
1903 TOYOTA lEHCtL.
*-&.,,
S-*pd. Looks good. WELL MAIN!..
32 mpQ. 12^00. S35-22B7.
BMW 3181, 19G5. Black. 2-door.
si«tm>. att pow*f Mint C
Cod 031-3139 unef Gpni.
IBM
GRAND
Fotter hom« desperatery a d
for IpvaMe Btoc* k WMte preo, went ort. Can B3J.JH3 after 7pm.
KITTEN FACTORY.. Surplus - tree
•ampiM available. CaB 035-3133
after 7 p-m.
Home t i n dull tof wmu,
y
deaf, neutered male cat. Voiy
toxai^e with people but not wuft
oOter cats. Home needed for v#ry
(n*.-vty i v«ar otdatt Mack cat lound
near Odrwood hi Avon Lake. Foster
Home* detperatefy ••: needed for
young o r u , thin cala. fai ca.U. Injured cata and pregnant cata.
Heeee can 933-aifa after 7pm.
BLACK LAD/SHEHHEAO PUP.B-1D
• * « , thctt, wormed. Call JonnL
87l-2Qg6(riome) 835-2800 (office).
. KITTErtS
~
Free lo Good Horns
3274540 or 327-7543
933-2330
KATHY'S
EXCAVATING
1
. D>g BaMiriant
' 3as«meni Wad Repast .
, Fccut Work
Waist I t S c w U r m
Drlvowa^ Stone, Slag
or limestone
BACK MOE, 0OZEH. DU1IP TRUCK
SERVICE. SEPTIC TANK REPAIR i
NEW INSTALLATIONS.
937-5020
LICENSED & BONDED
M.J. GRIFFITH
PAVING INC.
Driveways, parking
lots, patching. Free
estimates. Licensed
& bonded.
Call: 934-5183.
74 Animal Services
, P£T WATCHERS- Pnvmle homes
to crf» tor your pet Hrhi)» you travel.
R4< /encw avsltobl*, 231-858B.
WAHREN VILLAOE ANIMAL
HOSPITAL Now letflno.torheaxworm. Ho waiting tor appointment*,
look (or our trav H O T coupon and
SiOofl a cat dedaw coupon In this
paper. Located nearby in Warren
VtUaoe Wwpplng Cwifaf, 1/4 mile
aoum d MO on warren Road. Call
233-0609. .
ADOPT A PET1
Many fine, heaKhy pela availabta:
dogi. cabi. puppies and kittens,
Socfttv lor tta Prwtntlon et
CnitRvtoAnan>li(SKA)
i
198WMC4X41 TON DUMP
• Commercial/Offices
• Residential
• New Construction
• Personalized Service
• Bonded and Insured
• Free Estimates
• AH Work Guaranteed
DAY'S
EASE,
327-6346
noenomss, U K I NEW. 19a HP
MERC. IrVOutboard cruller with EZ
load trailer wrwtncft. S3344M afler
•
•
•
tooa Searsy Pachanaa 2? Luxury
Spod boat. Custom trailer. 35C
Maantvi). graphia, r»Oio, compau,
depth & head. Mutt sen. S3.C9C or
offer. t-7I2-4Be2.
U WELLCRAFT. 1SFT. CUDOr
CABIN WITH TRAILEn, 170HP. fufl.
•wlm platform, low houra. Uke new.
SM00. 913-1002 or 937-6324. Can
be seen m 35347 Detroit Rd.. Avon.
CHAPARRAL, 'd7. 278XLCV 2SO
Mere., BO hour*: 325,000. Must %*a.
331-2017 Of 33I-2K7.
D.C. Polovich
Janitorial Services
"Now Accepting New Customers"
CUSTOM TAILORED CLEANING SERVICES
FOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
FROM ONCE A WEEK TO 5 NIGHTS A WEEK
MORNING. EVENING OR WEEKENDS .
WHETHER ALJTTLEWT OR A L O T O F G R I M E .
C A L L 937-5400
INSURED • FREE ESJTMATES
RESIDENTIAL BONUS SPECIAL
FIRST 30 MINUTES OF aEANING FREE
(WITH THIS AD)
- MINIMUM 2 HOURS -
D.C. Polovich Easy Roller
Painting & Cleaning
Power Washing:
ALUMINUM. VINYL & WOOD SIDED HOMES
AND TRAILERS, T R U C K S AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL
CAU.KH
WffiEESiHUTE
HSURED
UClVBAACCEPm^
OTHERS SEND YOU A
CLEANING TEAM-WE
SEND YOU SERVICE!
SAMMON FENCE CO.
Year Round Installation
New Fencing • Fence Repairs
Insurance Work
327-2021
cabinet
rofaclng
Formica
,,,Corlan
tops
92 Boats and Motors
BOWS • BAYS • SLIDING GLASS DOORS
DOUBLE HUNGS • CASEMENTS
NORANOEX-NORCO, . /
STEEL & FIBERGLASS DOORS ••>,
288-2805
SCARL THOMAS
lOBOOkiBauanOd
Call 835-4000 or
Toll F r « 389-4110
Creative Kitchens
IF IT'S MADE OF WOOD,
WE CAN DO IT
*. Bookshefves
,' Crown Moldings
• Custom Closets
' KHchen CabSnets/Pantries
Roofs, Gutters, Chimneys.
Sine* 1950, Noted/Decs h Better I
%
• Entertainment Centers
• Wood Fences
Able Roofing CQ.~
949-2052
No Joli Too Laiga Or Too SmaH
Free Consuttatton* and EsTKnalaa
> FURNACES
Atn coNDtrtONEBS
HEAT PUMPS
. " B0ILEF11
HUMIDIFIERS
> AID CLEANERS
WATER HEATtHS
flEFRIOEHATION
ICE MACHINES
f\ elerences AvmJUWo
MARION
MARSIGLIA
RICH TOP SOIC - SCREENED
DRTVEWAY SLAG. UMESTONE
AVON
937-6664
Lenny's Glass
Sorvlca Company
CALL 94.^5442
ANYTIME
Siormt'Scieena
flepalred.
OVall
Wcrks
14,000 miles - Uhe newl a ft.
Western plow, AM/FM. rudio,
many extras. Mint tee to appreciate. M 1 » - 5 e a - » 0 l alter
O M p.m. Strrfln Heighta. Wilt
eontider trado on larger alngte
a i l e Oump. J I 6 . 0 0 0 * H I
negotiate.
.
CLEANING
PHU SE. U1**JL,
t » M FOUR WINN3 205 SUHDOWMEa V-«, 205MP. 1»ea Four
Wmr* Tanoum Trailer, includm aH
acceworiea and sU eautpmwit.
Less than SO hours use (like new)
$17,500. 933-5223 d a p . &333Seo
evenings.
19*0 WELLCRAFT SUt4CRUISER
3000. Very good condition. Clean &
weB maintalnad. Must M a lo nppndate. WBO equipped. New drtva.
B3MS7I.
23FT. IMP W/CABIN, A L L
34875 Timbervfew DC Avon. OH
WINDOW & DOOR REPLACEMENT'
taatwr, totoed. Low rnles. S15.7OO.
B7I-37S7, »4prn. M-F or B71-2568
after 5pm.
5pm.
YDUH FULL SERV>CC
f C A I H Q l PLUUBtNO CO.
QSUtc
•43TAUATVM
• t£MCV BASEMEMT HFAR3
ESSMX
59 ww* jeep J400 cr
Cn»3W7
1970 PONTIAC LEHAN3. 2-door.
ttuinem ear. dean, no fust Good
conditwn S35O0.934-5329.
CNEVT NOVA, I M S . Teus car.
no Ohio w i n l i r j . Aulomallr
tram>m:ssion. A/C. H8C0 Cail
Builder • Contractor
New Homes
Garages
Remodeling
Additions
Kitchens
Phone: 937-6430
pUNCMGftHEATWG
I8tt4 Pootuc SunenO.
1 ^j*nwr. 7.1 .PCO m*ra. Aft:. 5
CO, cwn tnwr-or. AIATM, t,!i
1SH0 - - M Of*-, rtegency. 4-<Jr.,
loaded. Uiert alarm. Immacutate.
S 13.000. After 0pm.
ro^i*9.
19S6 MEBCUHT CAPfB GS, powW
window!. power tucks., ctulse.
ttwn. 40,000 m * n , cmcaDant tondiinin. Call 933^264. .
TIM FORTHOFER
Repairs
WURUTZEfl SPINEf. good •ounO.
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MOTORING
by Marv Berg
T-Bird
up
Can it be? Have 35 years gone by since
I bought my 1955 Ford Thundtsrblrd
from tho late Sam Marshall? Of course.
Otherwise Ford would lint have sent mo
Its Anniversary Bird to review and allow
me to reminisce about that wonderful
Illlle two-seater which grew into one or
Ford's all-time success stories. The
Thundorblrd name was sheer genius,
and there can't bo a man. woman or
child who does not recognize it as being
synonymous with an American
automotic classic. ;
The special, limited-edition Anniversary model for IB9Q will be limited to approximately 5,000 units. It features a
black and titanium two tonn paint treatment with blue accent stripes, block
toad wheels, commemorative fendor
budges and unique Thunderbird
emblems, on the taillights and hood.
Special' interior features include suede
seating ' surfaces with leather side
bolsters, a spill fold-down rear soot and
commemorative bodges on duo rtrim
.paials. My 1055 also was black, had u
blaLl-lnterior with .white seating surfaces, but no leather. I've looked all over
for a picture of me with that cur just to
prove that I'm over 35.
1 tested a Super Coupo last year - actually almost lo the day of this article and tittle has changed on what was
already a very desirable touring sports
coupo.: Powered-by a 210-horsepower,
supercharged 3.B-tltur V-6 with an intorSooler, electronic fuel Injection and dual
Continued 6n page C3
HidK-performanice •BMW/5t®W0S":;-;!4-i?
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•-BMW's high-performance^M5 may not be quite ready for.take^H.butitc^flydcwn'them
from BMW's S^serlessedaK it uses a:dtia!^m,3.Witer,-!nH^
than'the' V-12 used In the 750iL?The M5 comes with'a five^speed manuaJ transniissloh and seats;f6ur.^Mfei
Toyota puts high fashion in Celica
ByLEWSCARR
Toyota's popular Celica has
undergone a radical faco lift this 1900
model year, succumbing to that rolypoly look that many automotive
designers think buyers, especially young
ones, want.
But, Celica is too small a cur to Ijcmofit
from all of (he roundness - thuru is a
tendency lo look at It and vvnnt to pat its
little fender, smilo.ond wonder when it
will lose Us baliy fat.
Toyota has been making Colicu for 20
years now mid It has mnnnged to stay up
with the pack - leading it at times - with
o combination of good looks, reliable
running and lop-lino performance with
a price to match.
This Celica, an All-Trac (moaning fulltime rour-whool drive), is a curbochargud darter with a sticker of $24,193.
It had bettor deliver at that marker —
and, by and large, it docs.
They have designed this ono to make it
look m if it were lunging forward oven
while it is perked in your driveway. The
tail ond has boon humped up in the spirit
or aerodynamics. (Remember when you
wore young and had thu reur uml of your
'30 Ford chopped? Wull, imiyliu you
don't.)
The All-Trac turbo is Celico's top-ofthc-lino. Standard are:
Two-liter, twJn-c«m, IB-valve turbocharged engine with full-time fourwhool drive, fivo-spood manual
transmission with overdrive, four-whool
power, disc brakes, fully indepordont
suspension, varlablo-assist powor steering (which la beginning to appear mow
and more in cars above $10,000).
aluminum alloy wheels, driver-side air
bag, power windows and locks, variablo
front mid roar Intermittent wipers, fiveway adjustable sport driver's seat and
roar speed fin,
The only options are automatic
climate control ($990). premium cassette
and CD player powered by 220 wotts
(Si.185) and an oloctric sunroof (S675).
All of this brings the tosted car up to tho
sticker price.
Tho Ail-Trac turb^ produces 200
horsepower and 200 foot-pounds of torquo, which may seem a lot for such a IltContlnued on page C6
Modern roads, comfortable ride can cause 'highway hypnosis'
Highway fatigue can be n killer. It
tends to happen on long drives, espcciulIy long night drives. A mujor culprit in
"highway hypnosis" is the nature of
modern highway driving. Most car Interiors ore comfortable, with cushioned
seats In quiet, carpeted, temperatureand speed-controlled environments.
What can you do about it? Plenty.
"Shell' Motorist Club und the National
Safety Council offer thoso tips to fight
fatigue at thu wheat.
- Adjust car's imvironincnt. To stay
alert, koup the car's temperature cool by
adjusting tho uir conditioner or opening
tho windows. Koop your body involvud
in driving by not using the cruiso
control.
- Watch your posturo. Drive with your
haad up and shoulders back. Sit oroct
with buttocks against the buck sent.
Uon't fully extend your logs, but flux
them at a 45-degruo angle.
- Tnko frcquunl breaks. Stop at a gas
station, restaurant or highway rest slop
at toast overy two hours. Ent a light meal
or snack. Wash your face and hands,
walk around or do light calisthenics.
1
-- Uroak tho monotony. Vary the spood
lovols. Turn tho radio on for a while.
Talk to yourself, or sing. Chew gum but
avoid amoking slncu it, can.tiro your;
eyes.
! .
- G o t enough sleep. If antl-fotlgue
moasund tail, got somo sloop. Even a
20-minuto nap may bo onough lo help
you.
,.
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A Consumer's Guide to RVs
From Basic at $2000 to Deluxe at $55,000
News USA
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HOWARD SWINDELL
AUTO WRITER
to driver's area. Come in three types:
convenlional, mini-motottwrne.' and
van campers, (Average retail prices
range fn»;i S23,500 for compacts to
$55,200forconventionnls). .•,''.;
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Can You Match The Name And The Apple
See how many of these Washington appl* varieties you can nani* by matching the tinmecflhr,
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5ord Thundoroird commemorates its 35-yeiar history in the 1990 modet year with a
special, limited-edition 35th anniversary model The commemorative model
features unique L^ericf and 'ottenor designs
Thunderbird
1. The'• "all-American" anltaliimcityaamc. Contrary
apple that revolutionized the to popular belief. It* name
domestic apple Industry. Fa- originated with a township in
vorite fresh eating applciOhio.
j 2. Tha apple at the end of
6. Considered a delicacy of
th*raliibow,IUmelfow->weet
Colonial America,: England
Ha«QrmaV^i.[t theflnistall-; imported large volumes or
purpose Vjjjle' Tor- baking, these tart, greenish-yellow
cooking aad eatiiiffreah L» colored apples from the "New
salads and out of hind.
... , World."
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3. Named after an older 7. The most papular apple
woman in Australia who in the Far East, this apple
rtarted the variety by chance with a Japanese nam* is prewhen she threw her Tasma- dicted to became one ofAmernian French crab, apples on a ica's favorites before the end
c r e e k b a n J c • „ • ' / - •. ...• •.' of the century.
4 Noted ibriUtarU wine8. Excellent far fresh eatlike flavn, Jt'a called the "Ci- ing. this aromatic apple, native to New Zealand, is becom6. Great baking apple with ing prominently grown and
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consumed in the United
Stoles.
9, An apple with an astronomical-like name. It is the
color of a bright sunset. Great
far out-af'hand eating **-ith a
aweeMart flavor, it .originated in Holland.
10. A croesbreedrf two popular AnvricBn appla. ita name
and characteristics take nn
these rf the parental varietie*.
1L Thb variety has the
criteria for the Meal apple:
wonderful eaten fresh, in salad* or baked. Sweet, yellow,
1
often with a blush. ' '
,• '
12. A buking apple with a
man's name. Traditionally
used in pies and cobblers.
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exhausts, tha T-BIrd sounds and acts
like the muscle cars of yesteryear.
, Tlia soft, low growl becomes a sort,
low thrust of power thai moves. you
down tlie road without much of a hint
that you are now uxcoeding the .speed
limit. At 60, you seem to be barely crawl*
ing, and at 60, the V-tf is hardly yawning.
Push down, and tha supercharger will
tnovC you quickly away from the traffic
All of this happens while you're comfortably seated amHst an arra> of
soothing luxuries. Our test, car seemed
to have every option offered. Including
the usual power stuff, a disc player,
moon rooft - all-season peformacco
Goodyear Eagles, an anti-theft system, a
keyless entry system and a light convenience group..••"_ "-'.",'. ..
For performance, a five-speed manual
transmission Is standard, but ours had
the optional four-fpeod automatic'with
overdrive. It shifted very smoothly, and
quietly with very UtUe notice of going up
or down. Also standard aro anti-lock,
four-wheel disc brakes, a special handling suspension with automatic ride control, a Tract ion-Lok rear aide arid en
analog instrument cliutof
What I have Hated provides the
spirited driver with a machine that will
go around corners very flat, well controlled and yet do.it all without any
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There are very Few negatives j about
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size and need to sit close to the wheel.
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restrict my entry into the cabin.
In a word, I'm Impressed, Thirty-five
years have seen a lot of changes ID the
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to a mammoth sedan and bock^agaia to a
sleek coupe. Far the money. Just over
$20,000,1 can't see very many cars that
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Howard Swindell/
Graham, genural manager of Gruat Northern Dodge. "They go for ihu smaller
pickups. I think Ihcy like them bocuu^e
they can got a sporty kxikinji vehicle (or
a reasonable price." , . .
Joe Firment, of Firmiml Chcvrolut..
says most ofhis tvomun trucW buyers are
betwetm 25 and 30 years old.
Around the
TRAXX
"Women today aru mom independent
and fool they can do us much an ;i nun
cm," Finnent said.
[oc Mussa, goneral manager, of
Williams Ford in Burvu said "it's
astonishing how many woman are buying trucks these days."
Massa thinks women ore looking for
versatility because they aru invulvfd in
so many outdoors activities.
"A lol of young women are into
horseback riding and even have small
farms," said Massa. "They also find that
with a camper top or cover tfiuy can
jarry a lot more,"
But truck ca-tomors include lhu whulc;
spcuimm of ages, Mas9a vnid. from the
young marrieds with'small', children to
the retired.
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"Yuppies wit!] families like a truck
such as thi/ Ranger with a supcrcab
because tho seats behind are great fur
small children," said Mass«.
Pickups
picking up
lots of fans
Not so long ago, the lowly pickup
truck conjured up images or a battered
^vehicle with a brace of coon dogs in the
Jback and a gun rack in the window.
j The owner would pull up to a
madhouse and leave his wife in the cab
h
wont M1fora few brewskis..
^ ' A half hour later, whan the impatient
..wife (bowed up at tbo door, he'd holler:
S i T l , woman, stay in the damn
"A lot of re.'ired folks «Lio buy pickupj
lliesfi days. Tho husband, for instance:
likes to use tho truck to tin odd johs
around town and elderly couples ofton
have trailers or campors and use the
truck< to tako vacations around the
country."
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]Well, that's all over, troops. Not only
stimulating that it recently opened a
piniXtoday's -pickups Slale-oF- »he-art
new imck contcr across the street Irnm
lyehlctes with all the options of a sports
the dealership.
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Scuitomers these days arewomon. (VVo
•an only hope tbey won't loaveus moo ! The ono-ucre site, which is open but
in the cab whllo they go into a lounge for
not completed, wiU ovuntually be stockp£*^ecooler.) , ••: - ed with 100 vehicles ranging from vans
''^We^e.fouiiil that a.lot of our new
and wagons tc the Ranger pickups and
Jmers are young'women buying a
the full-size F-150 pickup.
itrucfcr'Tas;.!their • first car." said, Pat
''Sales are going so well, even now.
lhat our truck husiuess in general has in- design and technology: It's these kinds
creased 50 percent in the last 30 to 60 of improvements that make people more;
.days," said Miissa. Sales in 19S9 were interested in pickups.It's a wide open
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up about 25 ' percenl • over tito yuar marketbefore, which was a major factor in uuf
Graham agrees that the truck market,
decision to^opwn the now center-"
is strong, and "b getting stronger every
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saliii soon lo equal 75 percont of its car
"Witb cais becoming smaller, its gotsales.
ten harder to just throw large items into '
"The image ,of the pickup as a I he back seat and lake' off." said
tr<idusrmin*s vehicle is pait," said Graham. "It used to be thai you could
Mussa. "A person nowadays isn't take your !awn movvpr and Snow blower '
ashamed to drive a good-looking truck io b« Fixud by tossing it in the trunk. No
right up lo the country ch" "
more.
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A lurtliur boost to truck sales, said
"A lot of people who are looking for a
Massij. is discounts and rctmlus being second vehicle think, 'Wall, [ already
offered. They can tola1 ,tis much «3 have one back seafci.wby do I need
S3.30O of the basic pn~e of a (ruck, he another one/So they buy a truck." :., ,
added. Massa said the new lol in- Graham said another factor in, the (o, eludes n gazebo to give the center a park- crcasing truck market Is that pickups
like appearance.
now are coming with irirtuoUy the same
"Wo can see families comin« to tho o p t i o n s a s c a r s . ,• •. ' . ;;•'••-/ ^•• ,..•• •.-••.:.... -.;.-•.; ,
center in all types of weather to look as
"We have options! piickages, that offer'
our trucks aiid having a picnic in the greater discounts, the-tnore options you \
gazebo," Massa said.
buy. For instance, at tine'top; we have"s •
Kirtiiunl was so impressed with the package where you can get a!standard-:
potential of the truck market that he ex- transmission, full-sized pickup;in which >
panded into the field in a big vvay in S2.300 worth of optfoiis can be had'for,...
1989.
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cent that year," he said wryly.
power windows,' powijr door locks, air':'
"I"vi! found, though, that my truck conditioning. 0x9 mirrors, sliding:'rear.'.'1
customers corae from acro« tho whole window, chrome bumpers and several.;;
social spectrum. 1 get blue-collar • other items." , .• ;rJ'''iCl->!;.~^^'cr'.^fS^--'workers, white-collar people and even 1 Graham soys a lot aa moiuas wall and j , '
executives.
wuraen, are looking forsportyii'niodels.;
"When ttto weekend conies, those ex- with such status musts as roll bars.stri^
ecutives want to take off thoir Cuccla. ' Ing packages and e'xtrii chrome. ^'^-1^;'
put on their .boots and head fur tho
'"With the rebates'that am.ayailahlo.i:;
; country1."
you, can get a pretty sporty truck'for bet-^:
Firment believes the pickup truck 1ms , ween $10,(H)0 . and .Siz^OO/'vGraham;*=:
gained popularity as it recreational and . said.-:,'-. vr',-~ •.•'-.••'•
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, personal vehicle bocauito drivers "aren't
But for all (Ho new upscale customers.;',
carrying as many peopleos they use to. the farmer and workniaa of oldhnven'r
They're carrying rtiare things/'
boon squi>e^udout of Ilioplckup'niar^ct^:"One reason is that families bra C r a h a m s a i d . ' _ . ' . ,-"" •;;'- ;• •-, '\:^-~ •£?/'?••'i
smaller." he said. ;
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'-The demand ,froro]tho tradesma"n;'l3'
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Firment sofd his most popular modets still the same,", nalcl^Srahami.l.^Th'at's
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are the smaller S10 and th« lorgur half-. .siIII the;nudeus!'ofuic. tti^\b^ine^^
ton full size. Both come with-six-foot .Tho Increase ;.we>ry:8^ii9ing'^|frffiii;tUie/li'y
and eight-foot beds.
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"This year's Chuvy linu of truck* is all ,--,^looking
for a'tbyy^^-^^^J.^^"F^iV^
new from the ground up," said Firment. .""The .tradesman
brily^huys 'a;.:trUckf^
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can cause 'highway hypnosis'
Toyota Celica-
tie thing, it is as fast as you might expect, but with no disceruibto torquesteer, even when tromped on, which is
remarkable with »o much power in such
head j p and shoulders back. Sit erect
a small car (AWD probably helps).
with buttock* against the back scat. However, there is a marked turbo-lag
Don't fully extend your logs, but .Hex thut many engineers of other makes are
them at a -15-degret; anylu.
working out of their turbo engines.
- Take frequent breaks. Stop a: a gas
The engine docs have a buzziness to it.
station, restaurant or highway rest stop , but it accelerates (after the lag) as if it
at least every two hours. Eat a'light nitjal
had two more cylinders. This year
or snack. Wash your face and hand;;,
Toyota, has given Celica 10 mom
walk around or do light caiUlhunics.
horsepower and 10 moru foot-pounds of
- Break the monotony. Vary the speed
torque because of the redesigned twinlevels. Turn the radio on for a while. inlet turbocharger.
Talk to yourself, or sing. Chew gum. but
All-Trac steers and handles generally
avoid smoking since it can tiro your
in (i precise and proper manner. On dry
eyes.
footing there is not a hint of four-drive;
- Cut enough steep. If anti-fatrguu
"'.vet and slippery" (it Is said) trackmeasures fail, get some sleep. E^en a on
in}; i 'rue.
Highway fatigue can be a killer. It
tends to happen on long drives, especially long night drives. A major culprit in
"highway hypnosis" is (he nature of
modern highway driving. Most car interiors an; comfortable?, with cushioned
scats in quiet, carpeted, temporalureand speed-controlled environments.
What can you do about it?'Plenty,
Shell Motorist Club and the Nulional
Safety Council offer these tip:; to fight
fatigue at the, wheel.
- Adjust car's environment. To slay
alert, keep the car's temperature cool by
adjusting the air conditioner or opening
thu windows. Keep your body involved
in driving by not using thu cruise 20-minule n--ip may be enough lo ht'Sp
control.
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- Watch your posture. Drive with your
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Original Ust $17,202
It is at its best on the mountain, clinging to the curve-1, and on the frwewjy
during a fast, emergency1 lane-change.
The ride, despite a sophisticated
suspension, is not a? smooth as, some
might want. Still others may like the
firmness. There is some freeway bobble
because of the sJmrt 'whettlbasc (39.4
incho i).
And while it is small in size, the AllTrac turbo weighs 3.270 pounds (75
pounds heavier than 19B9J. The fourwheel disc system is muscular but gentle, soothing down a whining, hefty, fast
car like a nanny.
All of the Celica models have coll spr
ings, gas-filled shock struts at each corner with a ball-j&tnt-type anti-roll bar on
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each side to limit body roll. Manual shifting is silky-smooth, although you, may
lurch away from stop in first gear until
you got the hang of the sensitive clutch
linkage in that gear.
On the AU-Trac turbo there is an air
scoop (Clanked by dual air vonts) rising
from the center of the hood liko a goiter
From front, with that scooped hood
and rounded grille and covered
headlights the AIl-Trnc looks good (Mho
other guy's rearvlcw mirror, and don't
think designers don't spotid a lot of lime
on front-end mirror imago.
•Continual from C1
The cockpit is oval sbaped and well
laid out with the all-analog controls in
mach and with read-outs simple and
legible. This year they have put the heat
and ventilation controls on a pod Just lo
the right of the instrument panel
The entire Celica line this yeai has a
Supplemental Restraint System-driver
airhag to you.
hoadroom is not all that great, in part
because of the electric sunroof
mechanism Installed to both slide and
tilt the roof door. Rear-seat leg and
headroom are both minimal,
too You
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(Motor Trend calls them "seatfels")
down and keep them dawn to give you a
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The tailfin may seem a styling frfp1
pory, but Toyota has used it as the lodg, ing place for the mandatory'. taUIight,
which takes its place as a red sliver
across,thc.btade.
Side mirrors are both electrically controlled and fold flat upon Impact And
both have holes liko small baguls on lha
mirror attachment arm1 to let the wind
whistle through and go about its
business without undue and annoying
buffeting.
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steering wheels available: turn oft the Ignition and it automatically springs to a
high position for easy exit, turn on tfce
Ignition and tt returns with a touch to Its
present positionToyota admits it is offering all of this
in a new high-fashion package to hold
on to Celica *s high-tech, high- '•
performance image
It is asking $24,193 in the name of Image It Is asking a lot
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Marathoner says drugs are standard Soviet fare
By JACK WILLIAMS
In his Moscow home hi- answors to the name Nail
JBairomgalin, s t u d e n t / s p o r t s
fournalist/ultraaiarotboner. In La folia. Caiif.. ho is "Hammer.' ' as in hammsr and cycle —or hammer and bicycle. Ifce budding bialhlete.
Bairamgalin. a gaual of the JCashi food company of
La jUla, was introduced the other day to a $3,5UO racing bike - tho kind favored by America's elite
blathletes and triathloles. ,
"Looks like a children's hiko," he said ... before fallIng ofC , •
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For his next trick. Bairamgalin finished 24th in his
ago division in the Desert Princess Bicthlon in Palm
Springs, Calif., which consisted of a 38* mile bike ride
sandwiched between two 10K runs.
While it Is common for elite Russian athletes lo visit
the United States for major competitions, rarely do
those not on national teams hove the opportunity. Out
now that Russia has accepted a multiparty system, and
gjasnost and perestroika are becoming household
words, Bairamgalin expects many more Russians to
follow i n his footsteps.
"The reaction will be nothing but positive," he said ,
of his country's democratic drift. "There will ba competition between . parties,' and Soviet sportsmen
who've boon dreaming about competing with the outside world may have more freedom and opportunity to
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Batramgalin, 28, was Invited in the Li Jolla by Sarah
, Fulcher, who met him last fune during the BAM
Supcrmarathun In Siberia, which consisted of daily
60-kiIoinetur runs from Tynda to Soverrn Baikalsk an
Lata Batkiil.
"Hammer" pounded but wins in each stage of th«
Super-marathon, solidifying his position among the
premier ultramarathoncrs of the Eastern bloc
countries. , ,
Upon urriviiiR on Western shores - following three
months of negotiation with the Soviet Sports Federation and a 24-hour flight - be proved himself equally
adept at break dancing, the Lambada, and flitting over
(ho sands of La Jolla Shcres like a liberated butterfly.
Baitaingalin, after all. is often subjected to
30-dcgrce-belcw-zero weather during winter in
Moscow, where ho continues to average more than 12
miles a day.
"Even at 30 below I run outside," be said the other
day through an interpreter. "But two days a week I
train inside a stadium."
As a sports journalist and member of a Soviet spurts
club, he is familiar with the highly regimonted Soviet
system, where performance-enhancing drugs, he
acknowledged, are as common as nutritional
supplements.,
"The top Soviet sportsmen get everything they need
to be tho best, including lood that is unavoiloblo to the
rest cf the country;" he said. "But during winter there
are no fresh fruit and vegetables.
"The anabolic steroids (chemicals that1 promote
muscle growth and are said to be performance
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enhancers) are administered by (hff special medical
committee- and are very difficult to detect (in drug
screenings at international events).
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"You can stop taking them three weeks before campetition and tboy won't show up in testing but they
will retain their effects."
Uairamgalin said that a Soviet cruise ship docked *-Seoul for the '88 Olympics housed a chemi A
laboratory' where athletes were regularly monitored
for traces of drugs In their blood. Ho also said tho practice of blood doping - a process of extracting blood
from an athlete's body, storing it, then injecting it to
give htm a boost before an important event ~? was commonplace among the Soviets. • And some athletes, he
said. look, "psycho, stimulators" to make them
more aggressive.
"Officially, the athletes are not supplied with
steroids now," he said. "They only do i t privately —
unofficially. Storoids are not papular with longdistance runners, and I've never used thorn because of
what the health effects may be in the figure."
And why is this high-level Russian athlete being so
candid*
,
"Glasnast Because of that, athletea^areopenly tilling of their experiences/*
"Hammer," however, conbldors some of his
American experience confidential - s u c h as falling off
state-of-the-art racing bikes and sharing secrets-with/
American journalists.
Jack WiUiams Is syndicated by CoployNews
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