08-15-1990 - Heritage Avon Lake

Last Concert In The Park This Sunday
August 15. 1990
40th Year, No. 4 5 . , ' '
AVON LAKE
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Wineries have
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SHEFFIELD LAKE
Community
Pulse
...And More
R.J. Hemmer Jr.
Lots of^flackl A few years back 1
'; ' nicknamed the Avon Lake Planning
-Commission "The Avon Lake Banning
Commission" and likewise with tha
Crowing Board of Appeals. While I am
notrareit these naine$ are worth resurrecting, some of the recent action by tho
PC-has indicated some consideration
may be given. ,
Tha current PC Is nothing compared
to what It was 0 or 7 years ago. Back
then, a no vote or Just planned sovecnmect bureaucracy was the norm. But a
"no" vote back then was explained. Not
so. todayl-;:•.' i\ ... ,;.': . ...
~ I've been told the law director has instructed, the members to vefrain from'
'communicating among th*irnselves at
the public la the event they gvt sued, this
could hurt later.
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' It's-.tlrae for tho PC to stop tiptoeing
. through 1bjjt:eomiauBlry and start coVnmunlcattag with both buainessmmt and
women* r^midenta and everyone Involved so the end result is mora doflniiiva.
* This Issue could very well be o key element In next fall's election. These peoTile have'aggravated the community on
both L(rides-of nearly;.every subject so
mufjh, so-that- support for-this group-ia
quickly decUnlng. (See letters to tho
editor)., i ,
i Congratulfiiion* to Michael Elek who
W9a.recently, appointed postmaster of
Avon Lake. Mike'takes over from Joe
Klakotta'Who retired during tha month
of .February. Best of Luck to Mike!
Still (No Sportschannelt White Avon
Lake Continental Cable TV stlirhasn'l
rglvsn'resldents the-highly acclaimed
Jand/ talked about Sportschannel, thoy
'aren't;alone.in their cable troubles.
WJ,(,^Evlderjtly,' Shefflold Lake (which does
fp$hiv« -SCJ is also having a problem with
l^sjila cable company, Cablevision.
' ^ A n ' upcoming rate hike baa upset
^Mayor Chuck Kelly and council member
^BfU Griffdre to the point that a special
Mlc meeting has been called for Aug.
at7dppjn. ,
'fArea'cable companies have taken and
!taken,and taken and give vory little if
"" back to tho communities they
Their bubble will eventually
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pKetchednledl. The regular August
'Avon: Lake Board of Ed' cation meeting
lib been rescheduled for Tuesday, Aug.
1 at 8 p.m. Supi. of Schools Dr. Clayton
indicated that last minute
^scheduling conflicts with board
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Leonard building request r
back to planning commission
By Marcclla Grande
AVON LAKH - Today marks one year
slnco CoorRe R. Leonard, 83 Boachdale
Dr., Avon Lake, was denied a zoning
permit to build Business Center West, a
22,000 square-foot complex for 10 office
and service shops. Marking this one
year is a special meeting to he held Ihis
evening In council chambers whon the
planning commission, Leonard and his
attorney will meet once again. This
time, there is actually a chance that,a
decision will be mode.
After Loraln County Common Pleas
judge Lynettti McGough rendered a t
opinion a couple of weeks ago, planning
commission was urged to meet as soon
as possible with George Leonard and his
attornuy James I- Smith over Leonard's
request to build the complex at 33670
Walker Road.
In her written opinion, McGough
referred the matter back to Avon Lake's
planning commission. She said the commission needs to sit down with Leonard .
and, in good faith, alter the plan so it
satisfies planning commission. Herein
lies the object of tonlght'c meeting.
The complex is proposed to be built
northeast of the Walker and Miller Road
Intersection
Smith's argument was the planning
commission was "capricious and arbitrary, abusing its'dfscretiun." At the Aug. 4 meeting which lasted
five and a. half-hours. JLeonard and
Smith pressed the commission,
far apA
proval of the zoning.'
Planning commlsjlon chair Judy Murray said the commission would not
render a decision that evening becuusti
niembels. only recratiy received the
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Smith.
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Number of signatures disputed for petition
McLaughlln said ibo city churtor calls
for the signatures of. 10 porcent of the
olccloreUt. According: to the Loratn
AVON — With 323 signatures on his County Board of.. Elections there are
pmltfnn lo put ion inn codo chutifiu* on 4,272 registered voters m Avon. Phillips
tho November ballot. Gerald Phillips fell short by-a- little morn tlmn 100
said he was coofluimt ho had muru thnn
enough to meut the requirement for a
I'hlllips said ho based the number of
roforcnduin.
hecdud on infonnntion used
Out aftor Ihe petition was filed on signatures
a referendum petition was filed In
Wednesday. Law Diructor Kussull whon
March against an income tax credit
reduction. At that time, it wa? reported
that thu signatures of 10 percent of the
electors who voted in the last gubernatorial election were needed far a
roforonilum — approximately 200.
McLaughlin said since the last
referendum petition produced moro
than 700 slgnatuins there was no need to
question tho number necessary at that
By Allsa Sicker
point. Ha said thft city has no obligation
accept PhiUips's petition as odfvquate AVON - School officials went right to to
work last Tuesday night, making phone despite tho mlxup.
Phillips claims ha "hit a good nerve"
calls to reinstate staff and programs promised in the event of a victorious with tho city on this referendum.
"People wanted the opportunity to
olectfon.
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Of those who lost their Jobs In May, vote on the zoning changes and were
only elementary school guidance
counselor Eva Cosh will not be returning, said Superintendent Richard
Hronek. Efforts am bolng made to fill
AVON LAKE - Elyria tesldent
her position.
Michnol Elok has been appointed tho;
In addition to Cosh, four high school
new postmaster of Avon Lake's post ofteachers, two olomontary teachers, throe
fice, announced Cleveland Division
teachers' aides and two tutors were
General Manager/Post master W, J.
taken off the payroll In May. Tho others
Dillman.
"woro very pleased to be able to return,"
Elok. a 15-year postal service veteran,
Hronek said.
Ho added that officials w't D surprised . began his postal career in 1975 as a
distribution clerk in Loraln. He wus proat the large turnout. Nearly 2,000 voters
moted to supervisor of mails In 1977. He
cnat ballots in the special election, 45
was
then promoftd to Northuaftt Ohio
percent of the district's registered
Administrative
Coordinator (n l o t ,
voters, according to (ho Loraln'County
During the 1900 puatal service realign-,
Board of Elections. The unofficial
mont, he was selected managur of merresults showed 50.0 percent (1.15G for,
773 against) the 4.77 mill, five-year chandise and promotion. Ho was promoted to manager of mailing reemergency levy which will generate
quirements In 1987.
about $400,000 annually. ,
Among Ills n u m e r o u s detail
In addition to roponllng tho financial
reduction plan, tho board intends to asuifenmtints arc: Arua Managor In
anlur two new school buses which have Akron; and manager of Commercial Acboon approvod for partial dtato reim- counts In Cleveland.
Elok and Ills wifo, Jo not, huvo two
bursement, Hroitok said.
stma, a^cs 14 and 18. His hobblas InDttDpltii tli« victory, the school system
tiludu HOlfinn and rtiadlny.
will only unloy u briof respite From
"I look forwnrd to providing our
financial worrios. The board l» expe«:t<Fd
Avon Luke custumars j^ood tjuality serto plucn a 4.43 mill,' five-year ranewul
vice," Kick said.
levy for gotiornl operating expanses on
He hus boon with tho Avon Luko post
tho Nov«jmbor hnllot, Hror.uk suid. Thu
office for mora than two weeks.
lftvy would gonorote $360,000 unnUaliy.
By AJisa Sicker
Levy passed
Renewal levy
slated for Nov.
quite surprised that the zoning-'change*
were going to be mode. They vntre not
aware that the zoning changes wera'goibg to be made and would have liked an
opportunity ta provide thoir^ Input 'on
these zonirig*charigoai" ha said. **•'
Thore Is a "scriotia coocorn'* among
the residents that the changes In the zon' Ing code will allow mini-malls and shopping malls in :genorf»l
business
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oignaturos needed to put the referendum
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signed It,'* he said.:
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The controversy continued at Monday
evening's city council meeting, with
rosldonls questioning; why the required
number of signatures- had changed
without notice. One resident stated *tnat
the Board of Election-figures v , v n not
valid, because its list of registered voters
contained people whdaro deceased, and
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Michael Elek, Avon Lake's HQW
postmaster
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Letters
Families of victims
thank communities
Mayor Hausrod and JiJJ Beach ittend.
Ami. not lo forget, Mrl =nd Mrs. Robert
Bolen from "Around and About Avon
Lake" end The Press for covering the
event. Some very specie! people made
some already special kids fuel even *V<Irn" special that day. Again, thank you.
Nancy Wozniak ':nd Pat Tanner
West Shore/North Cos! YMCA
To the Editor:
We would liko to extend our ...ost
•Incere thanks to everyone in the comuunity far thoir outpouring of concern
Bad caring displayed in so many ways
during this difficult time. We appreciate
so much the pjfts. donations, Ilioughls.
prayers and personal sacrifices from 11
Applauds T-Ball Coach
oF you. We are overwhelmed by the
To lh« Edilor:
kindness that has been shown to us, and
As another exciting season of T-Dnll
we feal very fortunate to livo fn a comr ' has (iravs-n to a dose in Avon Lake, we
munity where such deep caring is so
would like to send a .special thank you to
evident.
an outstanding couch. Wayne Buff:
Thank you so much.
ington, coach of the Expos, has done an
exceptional job. At the beginning of the
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season Wayne announced, with, some
ilies
appr"^*tnsion, that this wss his first attempt at coachtng a T-Bali team. His
tropUation
was unfounded. In addition
Truly fortunate
!o directing them on tho basics of tho
To the Editor
game. Coach Buffington instilled a foot"We,are truly fortunate to have the
ing of team bplrit and good sportsmansupport of the community to make such
ship in the children. Every chilu' on the
days/as'the Wheelchair Dock Day, a
had an equal opportunity to
<• reality," said Francesca DeLeney, team
"shine". Instead of playing the best
Development Director af Our Lady of
players In the Infield and the less exthe Wayside.
perienced always in the outfield,
Our Lady or the Wayside residents
everyone was rotated into each position
were' some of the almost SO special
in evory gome. He was always there with
guests to/ ive the rain to gather under
positive reinforcement and he allowed
the Whe**jhair Deck roof and share
the kids to have a good tima. Isn't that .
smiles and watermelon : between the
what it's suppc^ed to be about?
raindrops. T h i s was the ninth reason
that • disabled and elderly were the
After ths last game of the season he
special guests fotf the annual COSCA
gathered the team around him and said
Horse Show at Weiss Field, sponsored
a fow words about the r *eclal acby the Avon Lake Saddle Club.
complishments of each child during the
season, shook their hand and passed out
Dozens of peoplo helped to make the
certificates of mdriL
Wheelcf **Ir Deck Day a reality. We are
Although this is the last season our
all gratual to the following and the
daughter is eligible to play T- Ball, we
many more who wishes us well: Mayor
Richard .-Hausrod,, Proclamation of ': are glad she bad tho opportunity to play
under Coach Buffinjrton and I ,po that
Wheelchair Deck/; Day; S t Joseph
he returns to coach again next year.
Ciurcb. Carnival Booth:. Christ Ev.
Lutheran Church, folding chairs; City
Neal end Deodee Neumann
Service & City of Avci-Lake, grounds
An enlightening
and port-e-potty; Board of Education,
Accessible Bus, Dennis, Breese, driven
experience
Nile Una Graphics, L r •; Aquamarine
Resort, rest fociiitiesiviponsors :and.v To the Editor.
refreshments; Easier: Seals of Loraln & ,'/ On Tuesday, August 7,1 decided to attend the Avon Lake Planning CommisHurpo^Gnpat Lakes Rehab. Center: Phil
sion meeting and witness community
Copeland.ACSW; Bob AOen Insurance;
Cerbers
Carden C-jnter; Buck's, Hard-; government in action. It \Jtta certainly
an oyr opening experience. The meeting
wire;Jj-Shorewayr-'i-«ne«; Willy Cecl,
was called to order at 7 p.m. and It con"Poot Wfflj the Clown", and Avon Lake
tinued until well past midnight. The
gallery
was full and the room was hot
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and
stuiry. The proceedings could not
* VVe~: apologize'that many Horse Show
be beard by those in tho gallery because
sponsors were'not recognized and hopo
of the noise created by the ventilating
to send partial refunds as funds become
avaibble... Meanwhile, "special guests" . equipment. But, instead of turning on
an already looking forward to their 10th
the microphone system, the ventilation
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annool celBbratloo in August, 1991 and
was turned off. Perhaps the;irritability
\l> probably more accessible public parks.
displayed by some of tho participants
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Robertson
could have been the result of a lack of
oxygen. The city might be well served to
^;Enjoys bike path
make sure tbe audio system In council
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chambers Is operating properly and
' To7; S.L.'Police ;Dept end/or Road
avoid
a repeat of this IncldonL
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" Regarding your article about tho how
A vai-iety of items wore on the agenda
bicycle path, it is such a pleasure to use.' and, as It turned out, even one that
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&T6- Increase its safoty, would it bo
shouldn't hove been. I commend the
C^feulblo to paint the inner line of tho
members of the board for tho time and
.path yellow thus alerting motorists to
effort they devote to the work set before
slay off?
them. I would, howover, like to share a
couple of observations.
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Doris Garrison
Avon Lnko :^ First, a proposition set bofore the com" mission by a well known entity sooms to
mctet with little. If any. opposition while
i[Appreciates coverage
another brought by persons less well
known
is mot with a far greater dogma
iTo the Editor
of scrutiny. It appeared as though some
{any thanks far your , excellent
of the Horns on the agenda hnd boon
tGuvetaga on our Avon's City Wide Yard
taken up with the commission several
times boforo and there was still a groat
? had ' an excellent turnout and
deal of ambiguity as to fust what (lie
[.everyone enjoyed searching for a
commission wanted.
^treasure. Thank you.
* Second, there seems to be a great daal
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of concern over the number of parking
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French Crook Assoc.
spaces B petitioner has or plans to hava
Avon
at a proposed sight. Obviously, this is a
matter of great importance. I wonder
why Dr. Rowles w a s required to have
MThanks from YMCA
onough parking space to accommodate
the traffic of a mini mall at his office,
mp. the Editor
(alter all, how many animals con ho sue
SSMvoiy special "YMCA" thanks to
at one time?) while donw on Walker
^Ayon Lake's Mayor Richard Hausrod
Road; a traffic hazard was created with
JilirfWKYC-Cbandel 3 anchbrperson. Jill
tho construction of- a bank in Drug
»Beach; for taking time out from their
Mart's parking lot. I question this plann"
schedules and attondlng our suming decision.
. variety show put ot», together, by
••children in The West Shore/North
As I said before, my experiencs was
YMCA Day Camp and tho
an enlightening one. I encourage tho
^children from Handicamp. It rondo the
citizens of Avon Lake to take advantage
i children feel so special to know that the
of the opportunity to observe the Plaon-,
jv program they had plannod and performIng Commission first hand.
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SCHOOL CALENDAR
Fri., Aug. 7.4,10 a.m. - Fresbman Orfontatlon •
- Fri., Aug. 24, 7:30 p.m. - Varsity Football - Avon Lnko at
Midvlow
Tues.. Aug. 28 - FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
NEW.STUDENT REGISTRATION
Studonls who htivo movutl to Avon Luke since Iho
close of the 198&-00 school year and who plan to enroll
in ana of the six (0) Avon Lnko Public Schools this
Auguit are encouraged to register for classes as won as
possible. A telephone call to tho principal to schedule
on appointment for registration is suggested. Listed
rwdow are tho names of the building principals.
Patricia Rairf, High School (Grades, 9-10-11-12),
933-6200.
William Hamilton, Learwood [Grades 6-7-8), 933-8142.
Mary O'Dco, Wostviow Elomontary (Grades K-S),
933-8122.
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Daniel Trent, Redwood Elementary (Grados K-5).
933-5108.
Ann Marley, Eriuview Elementary (Grades K-5),
933-6282.
Robert Gadlowski, Easlview Elementary (Grades K-5).
033-6283.
Each high school student should bring a copy of his
grada card which indicates the grades and credits earntti during the past school your whin he registers. All
students now to Avon Lake schools will need to present
a birth certificate at the tirao of registration.
AVON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR PASS SIGNUP.
Senior pass sign-up will be MONDAY, AUGUST 20,
1090 through FRIDAY. AUGUST 24, 1090. The tirre
will be Fuin 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. uach day. Parents must
acnmpRfiy students when applying for senior pass.
Deadline to sign up for a senior pass Js Friday.
September 7.1990. Senior pass pictures will be taken on
Friday, August 31, 1990 during the lunch periods PRICE $1,25. Ttio passoc will g into effect on Tuesday,
September 4.
LEARWOOD ORIENTATION PROGRAM
Orientation programs for students new to Learwood
will be hold on Friday, August 24 in thr Arvrood
auditorium. New seventh and eighth grada students
will moot from 9-10 a.m. AH sixth graders will meet
from 10-11 a.m. Parents should plan to pick up their
children immediately after this one-hour program.
However, parents are invited to nttend the orientation if
fhey wish to do so.
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Lake Erie Seniors
The Lake Erio Seniors
moot every Thursday
noon at t h e Unitud
Church of Christ. Avon
Lake., Luncheon is soiued
by Novotny Catering. For
reservations call 033-5302
or 933-7B02 by Tuesday
evening.
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This Thursday, Augu*l
It), Roy Hartmnn of the
Motro Parks will present a
slide program.
AlUES (M«r JI-Apr 21) Yoc-Hrji
Next Thursday, August b l o o k i a s r w ; * H
but
all )%u're apt as find to a big
23, members will play increaiein
your credit card account*.
cards.
You will have u t n a k tradition and
Hope to see you there.
it int'I going to tit well with you —
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aspiration* —
TAURUS (Apr 22-M*y 22) Yo
in a creative mood and looking for:;
something to contribute la. You
could gel serious about the Arts and
do something — at least amateurishly. You won't know whr,-tt do
this weekend. Panofyou w O w i n t
to gc I ouujoora and part or you <uy
w a n in May In and read.
Of.: a community
GEMINI (May 2JJun 21) You are
becoming more greedy ind pennypinching — whai'i gotten into you?
You will change your mind about a
personal matter and thenfindout you
made a nristake. You need to spend
tome money on your home but If you
•- let a friend or neighbor do the work,
you may be sorry,
CANCER Uun 21-Jul 20) You will
have a difficult time dealing wlih
children. Whateveryou do. they will
be one step ahead of >ou — in the
wrong direction. You are going to
gel involved i>lih some weird people
and they wun't do you any good.
(But they will reduce any excess In
your bank account.)
SCORPIO (Oct«-N<w23JYo«a«J
to (be mood u gel away f W l t ' a l l ,
with renewed energy (and maybe • s $
vewttkn^. YouWJlbeUhmdtocan'^i
educational program of aorrwUad*^
bw you will either have di/lTwItr' C
undemanding or making younelT ;
undfrsiood.
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SAGITTARIUS (Nor 24.Dec I I )
You are apt to overlook detaQi and ,£
m a k e c a r c k « mtaaix*. Yourtav. 1
eonscioui ii trying wpenuabe yuu to>w
make a partnership change but tfyoo £ '
d o k may camealktandal Uvden tac'^-Za while. N c one can out aoyihinf-" c
over on yo-i now. you can let•l-'"-:
tlirougl) them likegJus.
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CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jaa 17) • 1
TW» would be the perfect time u take "VS
tho vacation you've always dreamed :.v
about and you might return with » ' "
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nock market and take your plunce. You should be trying to broaden your'
mind, it will help you penonally and •'
LEO Our 21-Aug 30) You will professionally. ' •• -: . - - - . , - ; v'
make a new Gemini friend and sAe AQUARIUS U u Ig-Feb l«)Thii'
willbeimportamforyou. You could Is not a good time for taking chance*'
go to $ fantastic pony or turn a meet- — be ccmervatlvb You will be
ing into one. You might get lost working for, or donating money to, a
Friday nighi and end up in the wrong favorite cause. You are probibly
home and tin "room nW may be thinking about new tivmg quarters...
quite expensive. The romance in You will get the chance lopul your'
your life is going a»ry.
genius on display for all to K C .
V1HGO (Aug 21-Stp 12) If you
invite neighbor* to your home, you
can expect motiving
strange to
happen — and everyone will find
out. Yo>i are going to diugree with
an authority and it wit) cos) you. but
you could make a name for yourself
with a certain group.
PISCES (Fcb !7.Mar 10) Now U
the time to begin molding children '
for the future. - A parent could do
something ii|Jy and you'U need la
step In. You could run inio an old
friend and past a pleainrabte few ••
hounbutonctorbothJofyouwiUbr '
telling ltes to the other.
Quiitmakcr t
iiL-ivi.onior to A.i1
quill'nx- "I s'.trii
when the [Ji'a-!.1":!
K test-grand uuit) t
mother .vus na;
kurti from htr.
taught."
over the vears '•'.
changed, sin: said. I j,Urt<>d i m t t : : : s W .
\ erytriiditiun.il dif.i,i . n i i , b t i ! I d i i i i ' t ••'ii k
to (hem rigidly now I tim mnrtf willim;
to look at thi' wtioii furiiul, fru:n U:<.\
v e r y t r a d i t i o n a l »o I lit- v <• r>
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Green Magic
Weed N Feed
contemporary."
Cayly said her favuriit; ;;SJVC? of
quilting is working wi '1 color. "Working with culur hits ir ruitt- variaMi,"..
Many other people tuli .nt* that is t\ui
part they find the hard...', but I really
enjoy ii." She developed » class to help
others reduce their fear >f combining
colors. "My students toll n\'; they iea'rn u
lot from the class. They e n . y learning a
new skill and I enjoy s.mring with
them."
She said that sharing 'wa her next
favorite aspect of quilting. ..*l"r
color.
"Most quilters are generous u 1 sharing
with others, whether it is a tet."nique or
a finished quilt," Gayte said. "Omits an:
more than blanltt-ls. Thoy n>.* often
labors of love."
Caylc nnd hv husband, Malco in. aad
their sone, Adam, came to Avon 1-akc in
January 1989. This WHS their 20th move
In 20 years. "Quilting is iho friend ! taku
with me whenever wo move, nil'! the
vohicltj tp make now friends. It r o \ •>nsUat when other things ore disru;ied.
Each new p*Jacc we move to brings a idi^
AVON
10,000 Sq. Ft. S10.99
Bulk Topsoll &
5.CO0 Sq. Ft.
S5.99 Mulch- Elyria Store
Field Grown
Ceramic Bird Baths $ 1 7 . 9 9
Decorative
Lake quilter, Gayle Miller, with
two o( her quilts thai wilt bo in the Avon
Lake Homecoming Quilt Show.
tional iniluenccs tu my quills."
You can incvt Ciiyle uiul see her quilts
at the Avon Lake Humei:uming Quilt
Show on September 2!J and 30. The
show will behold at the Avon Lake HJK!I
School Media .Center. If you are an
Avon 1-iiku resident and would liku tu
niter a quilt(s} in this iiuii-juriml sliow,
send a •wslf-uddreSisl slumped cnvclopo
(SASE) to P.O. Box 300-HC. Avon Laku
Ohio 44t)12, requesting a registration
furm. In order for the show to be a success, we need you quiltfs]. You MUST
pre-register. Sond your SASE now.
CeramIc
Pottery-10% O«
Sevin D u s t ' \ \
Scotts
For Vegetable V Spreader
Feed The Finches
Thistle Seed
Sale 10 lbs. $7.99
Play Sand 50 :os. $2.69
Lightweight
G I S Blower
Toro 21 OC Gas Blower
Propane Tanks
Filled In Avon
Soon In Elyria
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Sugarless Candy Hdlum Balloons
Fcnton Class
Cape Craft Wood
Bcatittful BasVds
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"The Yorkshire"
36475 DrtottBd.
j n w of Ovian Drt\
AKX.OMO 44011
933-3159
Home For The '90$
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interest of
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ROMAN BOIWKA, O.D.
515 Moore Road-Suite 3
Avon LaVo.Ohto 44012
216/933-EYES
Kopfs design team and Scholz architects have
combined their award-winning talents to produce
an "original" at Devonshire Estates, Kopfs premiere single family Westlake community.
Professionally Decorated By Deslgnworks of Denver
DEVONSHIRE
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Electrically with (he Add-On
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Our Gas Heated Homes.
Weittake's Premiere Community
Locnitxi ot Iho corner ol docker & Milliard
floatta. one mile soulri ol [-90 Exit in Westlalto.
899-1131
899-1101
— FOR OVER 2S YEARS —
"A Tradition of
Quality CiarUmanihip"
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Antique & Craft
Festival set
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Jamies Flea Market
• Fail Decor ,
• Country Decor
• Wood Items
Open Every
Wednesday & Saturday
8 - 4 p.m.
986-4402
Rte. 1 1 3 - ^zMile W.
Of Rte. 58
South Amherst
ATTENTION ALLQIA.FTERS...AND
ANTIQUERS. Applications are now bei;:n t.iVen for the 5th cimuul outdoor
COUNTRYSIDE ANTIQUE & CRAFT
FLSTIVALtu lie held on Saturday. Sept.
h. 1990 and Sunday, St-pt. 9. 1990 at
COUNTRYSIDE ANTIQUES. 35290
Del rait Rd.. Avon (Ki« 254) in French
Cruak District.
The show is a part of Country Living
and Antique Festival sponsored by
Frtjcch Creek Association.
There will be old fashioned entertainment, corn roast and other foods, and
Ich Keystone Kops to shuttle you aruiind
towi, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. OK Saturday
and 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. on Sunday.
The fee for the two days fnr a 10 x 15
space is $20. For additional information
and a contract call Lois Shinko,
934-G119 or 871-4854.
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Recycling Hero Award
Ms. Boots Dunfee was nominated by
co-worker Connie Barton for her work
in organizing recycling efforts at the
SUMMER CLEAN-UP SPECIAL
6 STEP RECONDMONING PROCESS.
" WATER WHEEL
CAR WASH
&
For All
For An
Tax Size Cars Call 933-4377 Appointment
It preserves, restores & beautifies fine car finishes
Special 6 Step Reconditioning Process...
1)Ruboutbody
2) Clean & wax chrome
3)Glazobody
• 4) Completely wax & seal finish flL*M.-r~*—«j
5) Clean & dress tires
6) Interior cleaning included
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Avon Lake Animal Clinic She is atooi
persistent In getting everyone at thej
Clinic to participate in recycling. ' * ;
July totals for Recycle Now
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weight records of steel contribution* area
not being maintained.
Pbutic • Citizens brought In 2245^
pound's of HDPE and PET ID July.
figure is higher than June, but not as
high as May.
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Vinyl . BFCoodrich is gotUng'
vinyl bottles. DFC employee clsaxt oul
the bin three times a week. Much'Ol
what they clean out IsfcctusUy.HDPK]
and
PET *s.iiich should have beenpuUlt'
the1 large plastics trailer.
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Flyer* - Recycle Now flyon \ uff?
available at Avon Uke City Hall, 150j
Avon Belaen Ril AddiUonsJ qus*Uoof;
can bt> directed to Holly Kowelskt at 033^
4695
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Dino day at Nature & Science Center'
Daily Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a!m.-7 p.m.. Sun. 8>^5a.m.-5 p.m.
454 Avon Betden. Avon Lake, OH
July was anolhor active month Tor
Avon Lake's recycling program. The
glass and metal container was emptied
since five times. Individual totals art) as
follows:
Glass - Recyclera brought in 13,120
pounds of glass iu July. Thai figure is
down 1800 from Juno. ' ' •'
Ahuulnaro - Over 1400 pounds of
aluminum was collected in July. That is
the highest aluminum collection total so
far this year.
.'-.-Steel - Estimated steel collection'is
over 2W0 pounds. Tbn scrap metal
market U at an all time low. Scrap steel
Is no longtr saleable, but it U being
given away. Consequently, monthly
933-4377
Dlna with the Dinosaurs an - the
grounds of the Lake Erie Nature and
Science Center Sunday, August 19 frum
, 1-1 p.m. Bring the family, a picnic lunch
(we will ahve hot dogs available), a
blanket, to ihe Center far a wonderful
afternoon uf games and activities.' Tho
fun includmi a "Dico Egg Toss", "Dino
Fish Pond", "Dino Dig", anc "Dino
Face Painting". Bring a T- shirt or sweat
shirt for "Dino Stenciling". Twenty-five
cent t i c k e t s will, bo sold for
i,rafflesand activiUM^I
afternoon ot "Dino*','
the Lake Erie1 Nature;;
Center. '
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The Lake Erie
Center, a private,'1
tion located In Clevdnnd Jrfetro]
has been serving the Greater^*"
area since lBSO.TheCenlerlic'
to enriching peat.
•iar understanding pfbur/j
TMO maJofUDCUOns OI tCC- n i w n v*u
aro winciitfoD^ '**i1<t^fr,*TnhliblHfat
and outreach program^
Tb« Ceuter U"openrt
P.m. dally (clowd Wet*«
Sun.-Thurs.
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Avon Lake, Ohio
For Appt. Calf
933-5533
Sun. 4 p.m.-i 1 pn>.
(Avon, Avo^i Lakmt 6h«riWd)
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33399 Walker Rd
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Avon Lake
9:00-5:00 Daily
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9:00 A.M. tili 6:00 P.M.
Tuesdays
9:00 A.M. till 5:30 P.M.
Wednesdays.... 12:00 P.M. till 8:00 P.M.
Thursdays
12:00 P.M. tilt 8:00 P.M.
Fridays
9:00 A.M. till 5:30 P.M.
Saturdays
9:00 A.M. till 1:00 P.M.
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2408 Ridgeland Dr,
Avon
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You can sell lhat moftaagi or land contract
you took back, when you told your property.'
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PET CARE
Pamela A. Pohlmaim
Veterinarian
Our pots alleviate some of tho stress and
loneliness and add
good humor to our
lives. In a previous article. I discussed the
therapeutic value of
animals with heart patients. Workers In tho
mental health fluid ore
also beginning to
rualizo how helpful a
pot can be in getting
through to patients
; who hove withdrawn
From human help. Puts
have ovon boon usod
successfully , to treat
c e r t a i n f o r m s of
schizophrenia whuro
human therapists hud
failed. With menially
disturbed and retarded
children, pets work ex-
tremey
all ages, but
p y
the elderly;1 ,bone(U|
from the
p
ship of animals.tific evidence that pettj
both reduce ;;thBXfri1
quency of seriOUril
tnesH and prolong
hus lod lo pet progrinnj
in nursing homes. -^
This mesiago.
brought to you M ^ %
public servteo from Dm
I'nmclu A. Pohlmanofl
Avon Lako Anl
Clinic. 124 Miller R o a ^
Avon Lako Phone 1
933-5207.
Federal sin tax could close smaller, local wineries
By Ed Barlow
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of the occupational tax on tn'e vintners,
suppliers and wholesalers when it's the
relailets who are not complying with the
law,
"The BATF was cut .jack in rucunt
years and enforcement has bwn a problem. What they are proposing is to
make us pay ALL the lax. since enforcement isn't a problem with us," he said.
Klingshirn had a proposal of his own.
ono where the vintners, wholesalers and
suppliers would be willing to help enforce the occupational tax by not selling
their product to any retailer who does
not have a current occupational license.
AVON LAKE - If the federal government's two proposed wine taxes go into
effect, two local wineries. Klingshirn
Winery on Webber Road and John
Christ Winery on Walker Road both in
Avon Lake, may have to atop lheir
presses and close their doors.
The proposed "sin taxes" aimed ai the
alcohalic beverage industry are part of
the federal government's attempt to
reduce the federal deficit. The effect on
Ohio's 46 wineries w(U bo devastating.
The federal government proposes to
raise taxes in two areas: Tho excise tax
and the special occupational tax.
If congress increases the excise tax on
wtne, the result will be on increase in
retail wine prices, elimination of fobs.
xaduced state economic activity and
lower stale and loca' tax collections,
A number of proposals at! before congress {ranging up to nearly $5 per gallon
from the present 1? cents per gallon).
Ona proposal is tiia doubling of the
federal excise tax on wine which would
increase table wine taxes from 17 cents
. per gallon to 34 cents, tax on fortified
wines with an alcohol content of 14-21
percent will rise from 76 cents to $1.34
per gallon and the tax on naturally
sparkling wine will soar from $3.40 per
•gallon to $6.80 per gallon.
According to a study recently completed by thu National Wino Coalition, a
doubling of the federal excise tax will
cause sales to decline by 4 percent. An a
result business activity directly and indirectly related to wine nationwide will
_ fall by $1.1 billion and mom than 18,000
displaced workers will lose $293 million
. - "People only have so much in thotr
In wages.
Lower business activity and lost budget for recreational purposes . .....
such as drinking wine. With tho Inwages.will reduce tax collections of
creases, proposed solijs will fall by 20
state and local governments by an
percent." predicted Klingshirn.
estimated $81 million. State and local
The proposed taxes intended io ingovernments will forfeit on tho average crease
fcmiral revenues will Initially
of: 3?. cents for every $1 the federal
take away tax monoy from local and
;governmeat generates; from a doubling
state governments and ultimately close
,' of the excise tax on wino.
dawn many of the 1.300 wineries in 44
''.The second proposal made by tho states. ' •
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^Bush Administratibii would be to
Ninrfy
percant
of
those
wineries are
dlmlnate^eidstlng occupational taxes on small family owned businesses
like Klwkohol retailers who presently have a 40
ingshirns and the John Christ Winery on
percent non-compliance rate according
Walker
Rood.
The
closing
of
these
to the Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and
businesses will have an Impact on other
Firearms (BATF). Tho entire burden sectors
of the economy such ai glass,
; would, be placed on suppliers, packaging,
design, professional ser' wholesalers and vintners who are law vice*, construction,
equipment and supabiding cttkens with an almost 100 per- plies and the tourism and hospitality
c«nt rato^ f compliance to paying.
industries. ,
The new'tax would Increase from the
According to coalition Executive
current rala of $500 to S1JMM to a
Director John Volpo. "What we have
minimum of $19,000. This ^lauld be an here
is a proposal that foruses only on
Increase of 3,700 percent.
uvi - ixjlentlal gains In federal tax
revenues and not at all on tbo extremely
* Lea Xlingshlrn who operates a third
harmful effects this tax. increase will
"'generation farm winery, an Webber
have on jobs, wages, economic activity
^Kottd in Avon Lake said, "If tho occupa- and tbo future of the wine industry.
* (tlonal tax and excise taxes go into effect,
"The substantial price rise and
(1*11 haveto close up and go to work for
decline In sales that will result if the
t EFCocdrich or something. I won't bo
Bush
Administration's excise tax plan Is
^abWJd" stay in business."
carried out will endanger the va»t mariu" WiDMhirn believes it is unfair for tho
jority of those In the wine industry who
federalgovornment to place tho burden
"If we have to balance the federal budget deficit through the jg
use oF such a clearly regressive tax measure, we are in bigger U
trouble thun we know," said Volpe.
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run small family businesses. If we have
to balance the federal budget deficit
through tho use of such a clearly
icgrcssive tax measure, we lire In bigger
trouble than we know," said Volpe.
Alex Christ, of the John Christ Winery*
wai out of town for the week and coukl
not bo reached for his input on the proposed legislation.
For more Information about these proposed tax increases, contact Lee Ktingshirn. Klingshirn wineries, 33050
Webber Rd., Avon Lake 4401Z. Questions may also be directed to U.S. Congressional Representative Donald I.
Pease {DJ. 1936 Cooper-Foster Park Rd.,
Loraln, Ohio 44053, [216) 282-5003.
Little cats helping big cats
The Cleveland Motroparks Zoo.
Purina Cat Foods and local grocery
stores have teamed up to support some
of tho hottest spots in town, the en-,
dangered species of Big Cats at tho
Mctroparks Zoo,
It's all part of tho Big Cat Survival
Fund • a program designed by Purina in
cooperation with the American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums
(AAZPA). The program will raise
awareness and funds in support of the
AAZPA's Species Survival Plan for big
cats at the Cleveland Metrbparks Zoo
and participating zoos around the country. Horn's how it works;
Now through September, when you
buy sny, Purina Cat Food from participating grocery stores, a donation will
be made by Purina to the American
Association of Zoological Harks and
Aquariums Species Survival Plan and
tlie Cleveland Mctroparks Zoo to Itelp
save the big cats. You will receive a cctnpliraontary Cleveland Motroparks Zoo
Dig Cats poster at the store where you
make your purchase.
Additionally, the wirfght circle (proof
of purchase) from each product you buy '
may be used for discounted admission
to tho Zoo (ona child free per paying
adult) through August 26. Complimentary posters will also bej.ivailable at.tne
Zoo during the above dates for visitors
with the appropriate proof of purchase.
Tho Species Survival Plan of, the
American Association of Zoological
Parks and Aquariums is a strategy for
the long-term survival of certain endangered species. Member Institutions,'
such as the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo,
work cooperatively end share responsibility for the management of the endangered animal* in the Plan, " '. '
Currently, tho Cleveland Metroparka
Zoo has six endangered species of big
cats on exhibit: .cheetah, -clouded
leopard, jaguar, spotted leopard.
Siberian tiger tind snow leopard.'-;OF
thosu, the cheetah, clouded leopard,.
Siberian tiger and snow leopard are oart ,
of tho Species Survival Plan of the AAZPA. For additional information. caQ Sue;
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Rezoning for condos denied
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No ruling on referendum petition
•utinw til*
By M a r t e l l a G r a n d e .
fi:i« dvv;>n -tiri •*
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I'lJiui::!}.- ';om!iit5st-.i;i cii.nr iuiiy Vuria\ did nul iUpp'Jt1. l!i-- plan1 }»_•*: <iu*e " i!
AVON' LAKE - The case of Shaw. «t al vs. Kathy Lynch, clei* of council, was
i:•-•«nJ b'>t Wednesday in the Ninth Uisirict Cuurl of Appeals in Afcroiu Both sides
,jn-s'.>nti."i 'their arguments.. Howuvcr. a ruling is not expected to b« made fcr.v_.It_
.muihi-r U-s. w«».«ks. The case- mvalv»«i o referendum petition filed by a group of '5*1
.'•«MR i.aki? rL-jidi'iits ajiginsl th« city's ciorfe af, council when sho v^aa advisod not to vvgj
•iuniiii! the prM'.hm to thu Larain County Board of Elections by th« city's Law Director. Russell Proven/a. The petition attempted to asfc vattrs whether they would ap-_.;r1M
tinivv ibc building of Town Ccntor. .i pro[io^tjl reteil/office complex on the norliiKisut cottier of Walker Rd. anfi Route JiTt.
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use plan.'" she •said.1
Citizens Awareness Group
A V O N I.AKI- - S,H«.=' # ;>:<>->,. , ' •_.,;•,
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3 b«-iulf o l .-\\uii L.i'kij 1) i M U"\'.''i':;'**. m e n ! , w a s ri'jecti-d 5-0
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Mitchell requested Iimit'.-ti u^.- rcL-o;:2 ing for projwrty -JII the COHKT of Miilvr
^ and Lake Ko.vls Tin? t h a n k s in £')ut;;jj
x he requested . w a s from R]-A tu H'J
{mult i-family). Planning commission
met AUK- 9 after tabling Mitcheii's proposal previous times.
After planning commission's I3st
review of thr development on papwr.
Mitchell added «n'ingress and an cssruss
off Lake Road to better satisfy planning
commission. However. Ctty Enginwr
Thomas Ciha still did nut support the
plan.
Mitchell said tho condominium units
would bo priced between SQ5.00C and
$90,000 «id be built simUar to The
Crossings in WesUako.
Despite the repeated praise the plan
received by commission members, each
Petition
Continued from page I
people who na longer live in Avon.
Another problem area was the public
hearing on the ordinance: the time
allowed for (iiscussiou was so short that
residents did not believe their questions
and complaints were addressed.
The discussion indicated a lack of
.understanding of the provisions of the
ordinance. Cuuncil President Ed
Krystowski offered to hold a public
meeting to clarify the zoning changes
that were made, but his utter elicited no
response from the nuiiion>;o.
M>
'i:iirt.'jn'jrits, tiiis
Murray
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AVON' - Thu Cilizeux AweLmmss Croup of Avo« has iccently opend. up a post of-':*;;;2!
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tinziiud as tu what it could «*'.' *!' Jll Vint
Juts are 50 Stuart' fcwt.
If the it;ts were iudtviiiualfy owntd
bt'fiiro.195J Jivnon zoning codes Acm i:>
to effoct) than Mitchull could build yn
them, she said.
Mayor and commission member
Kichani Hnu-srod aaid his was beRinning
to have "rual difficulty with all ihe
rezonintf." He addoti the city is currently interviewing candidates for tho position of city planner.
Hausrod specified that his objection
comes from the possibility of opening
the door. "Wo would open ihn door for
having to givu strong consideration to
ureas across Ihe street. How far down
Lake or Miller Roails do we want this
planning to take placer' ho aslted.
Commission member Rnndy Knilans
also disapproved of the proposal. "If wo
ruzono this, it would still take su many
variances to accomplish this plan.
Richard Mayr. communion member,
said the plan needed to be accompanied
by more documentation and reports for
the commission's examination.
Doris Minnich, 33880 Lake Kif.. voiced her opposition to the development. "I
object to the prices of the units, ihetroffic patterns they will create and I'm opposed lo condominiums." sh« said.
for
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di-tnils. For tlitoe who desire more icformaiion, call Q24r 5215 or 334-6320.
High Mchoot youAs as wi.'U ai other cilizons are urged to caJl ia tiwir idea* and r
provide Input as part of tVie Citizens Awareness Croup.
- ':•'••'•Currently, the group ra planning to bring speakers inlo tha city for presefctafwas.
L«;ft«rs addressed to Cite group lia not have to be signed, and when calling onq.of
the nbeve numbers, you do no? hsvt to givu your name.
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Avon. Vk J 44011.
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comtTtission business:
—The commission agam tabled thr
proposed Sparkle Market improvements
and slight expansion on Lake Road.
Commission member Grog Zilkn said, "i
appreciate what improvements you are
trying to make. The nnture of tht; property is difficult to work with."
Murray asked the city engineer to
meet with !ho Sparkle Market architect
to show how the required specifications
can be met.
—The commission approved the request of John D. Kniepper, thu city's
director of utilities making the proposal
on behalf of thu Board of Munlcf Jal
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Zseberan competes in competition
n Zsebenin. ag? 16. duughtnKich and Barb Zscberan, Parkwoo-j
Avenue. Avon LaluB. has |ust finishnd
competing at tho 19SO NATIONAL
OPEN BATON CHAMPIONSHIPS and
1990 (INTERNATIONAL O P E N
BATON CHAMPIONSHIPS in San Antonio, Texas.
In the national competition, Eileen
Computed ugainst other IB year old
twirtera from across the VS. and placed
fifth in 2-Baton competition and tenth in
Solo competition.
In the internatiouaS competition, com-;
pcting against glrU from the U.S., Italy, '•:
Japan. Canada sod other countries,
Eileen plarcd fourth in Solo and seventh
re 2-Baton twirling..
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Eilocn is also 3 member of two teams/
directed by Barb Biro of Avou, Ohior
which compated at Nationals; " H i g h - ^
Energy" Danca Twirl Team and
"Ultimate Challenge" Twirling Team..
Theso two teams also did very welt;
placing third and fourth.
Upon her return from San Antonio,; g-i
Eileen, a funlor this fall at Avon Lake ~M
HiRh School, will be beginning bar third j ^
year as a Majorette with tho M a t c h i n g , ^
Band;
Utilities, for tho uxpansiun of L *• urn
Lake Wnler plant.
—A zoning permit for DFGot irtch'a
Ifiun w'lu.'ir'i-f'iot (ju.ilily iissurance
latwiriitory building w«s approvwl for
Donnld J. Uarnicki, on behalf of thu
corporation.
—Improvement plans for Camellia #5
wtiru approved for Walker Woods
Development Company. The approval
was requested by Jamas Camellia.
—A request to split a pnrcel of land
containing .03 arcs into four parcels.
WK3 approved. Two of the parcels will
be donated as city right-of- v s y . Two of
I ho ptircoU will be maintained by owner
John H. Simpson. 124 Miller Rd. The
measure was approved 3-2 with Judy
Murray and Richard Mayr dissenting.
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Eileen also competod this year at tho j
Ohio State Baton Twirling Champion-j
ships in Findlay. Ohio in May placing
second and Ihlrd In the state In 2-Baton. •
Solo and 3-Balon competition, and also,;
competed at tho Mid-Eastern Regfon»ls
in Crcencastlo. Indiana In Juno placing,
third and fourth in Solo and 2-Baton •
competition against twirlen from Ohio.;
IndUiia, Michigan, Ullnois
Kentucky.
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and is a past State and National 2-BatoaC'tampion. Shn is presently taught-tr//.
Brertdn Oehrandt of Bay Vilagn. but also ;
haj!-b>'j^-laught and learned much f r d r n ^
Bart and Joni Biro of Avon, the tattf!-Don ';;;*
SmiJh of Brobklyn; Ohio and Joan J "
Hofelzor of AvoO'Lako. wha got Eilooni
started In twirling and under whose ln--'^
structlon Eiloon won her frist-National^
Title.
Leonard building request
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Eileen Zssberan
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0735 • ReakWntW alarm en Hotflogham Dr.
Checked OK- 1 1 2 1 , • S<v 40* rasponoing to Moorewootf / J * .
1157 • Har&UfnQ ohone complaint on H e o v o d
BvcLRaport
1250-Report o( a C f * l being «M*itedOoB«cH
Rd. NCC.
.' 1543 • Maiae complaint on Forest BKd. UTL.
174fl - Harattine pnorw complafnt on West Shore
Of.. Report
1655 - Cat bita reported on Duff Or. Report
2018 -flmfclvnttBfafarm on Chstnam. Checked
OK.
2047 • Report of a motorcyclist operating
• racWataJy on South PoW. UTL.
2130
; 10-10 w / 2 1 5 ' i .
. 230ft-- Squad fwpondhig » U a r Rd.
232o*Suspidout person around whfcte on MuS
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001S - Heport of loud poot party on Aahwcod.
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• 0708 - Vandaiam to vahtcia at Eaatvtew School.
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OU&Raqueatatow.
1405 • BarJdno dOQ compUnt on Norman Av«..
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£ ' C w c t o d OK. • .
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hang-up caf from Sun*«Ra. ChacK-
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•-19QT - Fire DteL ntepondng lo a stove ftre on
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2OJE - Suspoota
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2 t t 4 • C/241 enroUe to Aifcn P.O. to pek up
2315
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0 0 0 3 • Harassing phone
from
Lekcwood Hr. Report.
0245 - 9-1-1 caSof v i MVA LaX* fti^Shopping
Center, Report
0926 - ResicientKI a w n on Wealwmda O r .
Checked OK.
1421 - Moora Rd. resident reporcng damaoe to
property. Report.
1511 - Waft** Rd. rsaidont compisinina of
speeding constu-ctnn v*ftclo*. radar m area - no
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Medical Malpractice
Workers Compensation
Wrongful Death
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1734 • 9-1O hang-up caM Jrom Conwi. Ed. Cb-..
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1844 - 0 - 1 - t caltortna Rescue Squad netded'
on Center Rd.
1S35 - 5toakleRlial alarm on Westvnnds Dr.,
Checked a t
2010 - Cnmtaal rrtach^t report trt parKlng lot at
snoppina centar.
2055 • Residenfiai atom on Weatwmda Or. again.
TtdLM.
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2 1 2 0 - Barking dogs cornplairtl on Oakwood" Or,,
O*ner advteed2 I 5 C - Firaworks bwig Uwt otf a^ Weiss ReW
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2317 • Subject on ataOon reporting rtro at tho
B.M.X track. FVe DeoL notified. Report 2 3 3 0 Belle H d . resident complaining about
ftreworfcs/toud music coming from a group o*
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B3 & Walker Rd.
2 3 3 8 - Fireworks complaint from Lear
RdJEsstvMw School. UTt.
JULY 4
0 0 4 2 • Fireworks compfciinl from area of Norman/Grovw. UTL.
0048 • BwWng doo compfaint on Deck Rd.
0141 - Suspicious males betwren houses on
Hlghbod.OOA.
0 2 1 1 - -Strjptetou* noises trom area of
Bfunewlck/LaKa Rda. UTU
0234 - Residential olai m on Bayview Or,. Checked
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KOPP'S BI-RITE
EXPIRES 8-21-90
STORE HOURS
Mon.-Frl. 9 a.m.«9 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
Sunday 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
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Avon city council briefs
, AVON — At Monday evening's coun- tliatnppoinUueulofTom Wearseh to the
J cil meeting the following items WITH
Civil Service Commission to fill the
' discussed:
unexfnr*J term of Ronald J. Slovak,
' — A motion authorizing and directing
which expires Dec. 31. 1990.
, Ifc* city to cntvr into agreement for con— Chester Road resident S. Loeser instruction or a Municipal Water Departquired whether zoning on Chester could
ment Facility passed.
bo changed from multi-family to slnglo
— A proclamation honoring John
family residential. He stated that he ha*
Corey of Julian Street for rescuing his
signatures supporting the change from
neighbor. Joe Diets, from a fire will bo about 90 percent of Chester residents.
delivered to Corey's home.
— A resident who complained that a
— An ordinance to obtain the services
city lire hydrant Is on her property and
of a consultant in later negotiations failthat it is preventing her from completing
ed. Council member Anthony Conli said
a fence oc her property was promised a
that until there is a proposal, it will not
solution within:two weeks.
be known whether a consultant will be
— Authorization for purchase of a
needed,, so the money should not be
1991 V, ton pickup truck for the Wnter
spent at this poIcL Council President Ed
Department passed.
Krystowski commented that negotiating
— A provision to grant a $1 per hotir
without a consultant is like gning into
rato Increase
to Parks employee Michael
battle without ammunition.
Raimond r<iiled.
— Mayor Pearl Olearcilt announced
if
County-wide food drive begins
^
The Building Industries Association
•enters for food items and many other
of Lorain County h,"-« announced a
businesses and organizations will be
county-wide food drivi i - collect over conducting their own internal food
10O tons of canned goods b^ dried
drives and calling the BfA for pick-up of
foods.
the collected food Items.
The drive will run from August 20
According | O Fair, "By joining forces
through September 30 and all donations with the County Cupboawl we can inwill go to the County Cupboard for sure the food is delivered to those
d*£-£^"*°n to the hungry families groups and individuals1 most i.i need"
througnout Lorain County.
The collection of foot Items will begin
"We already have hundreds of on the opening day of tho Lorain County
Fair.
August 20. and continue until tho
volunteers lined up to help and the supend of September. Tho dates were
port of many othr r businesses and
organizations such os^ho Lorain County selected to help restock the County CupChamber of Commerce, iho Lorain hoard shelves prior to the heavy demand
Gourty Board of Realtors. Loiain Coun- !or food items during the fall and winter
ty I w Board and the Lorain County months.
Jcw'ni Vocational School." said Mike
Individualsorcpmpaniesintereslodin
Fair, chairman of the food drive.
participating in the food drive can contact
the BIA at 233-5172 or 3Z3-70.'t5 tor
Tho 270 member firms of the B1A of
Lorain County will servo as drop- off further. infbrmatfcr.
Register for iatch key program
• ^ special registration and orientation information, contact Nancy Wozniak or
is being held Monday, August 20 from Pat Tanner at 871-ttaas or ludy Schmitz
™ « Si"t ?* Cf^ao- Baptist Cliurch. at 033-0100.
32607
l Electric
iSa Blvd.. for all parents In-
££T JrJ2£! *
**** cbJkiren in the
YMCA S A C C . {School Ago ChuV CareJ
Program for tho school year of 1990-91.
The program to be held at Calvary BapUrtpiuich'U open to aU Avon La&
Publte and Parochial children (ages 5-13J
needing care between the hours of 6:30
a^n.-0 sjn. and 3 pjn.-6.-30 p.m. The
program will be staffed by atate certified
instructors and,offor a variety ol fun
YMCA activities Including sports skills.
games, iris 4 crafts, hoinowork holp,
and a reading incentive program.
.If a child will need to''a* city school
transportation. It is imperative he/she
register as soon as posalblo. Applications and registrations aro now being oc«
ceptod at The North Coast Family VMf f A ; . W , l £ t o r t R 0 B d n n d R L M * s Pa=e ^
limited bv tho State of Ohio. For more
Community Pulse
Continued from pago 1
members resulted in the change.
Where*. The '_*,iflic UghIT I've mentioned the traffic light at Jaycox and
Walker in Avon Lako so many times I
am beginnings wonder exactly what's
going on? Mayor Hausrod said tho parts
arn still not in.
Other ShifT...tho rozonlng of property
at Millar and Lake Road could tako an
interesting twist •-.• area noighbors
should have taken a look at other options before knocking tho package.Js
the Avon Lake Planning Commission in
contempt of court regarding a recont
court ruling with George Leonard maybe.
$95 REEBOK PUMP
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PRICE
APPLIES
TO ORDERS
ONLY
High School Athletic Director
Dick Deasy
233-7212 or Toll Free 1 •800-458-4323
Next to Finast - Centre of Sheffield
BOH
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Band preview set for Aug. 21
• Your choice of new 1991 models at 30% off suggested
; retail
• Money-back guarantee plus 5% if not completely
satisfied with delivery or fit. Stop in for comptete details.
"TN*
Pump
AXT Mid $89.99
Shoremen teams. • .
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There is gCod news on the horizon, , v>.lA
AUGUST 17 SEASON
however. Enrollment In football system- "'~:i\~M
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FOOTBALL TICKET DEADLINE
wide Is up (67 vanity rand-JV^"36ji
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Friday, August 17 is the final day that
freshmen
and
107
7tli
and
8th
grade;
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past season ticket holders will be able to
playeirs). and oui'high school numberi\.,rc^
claim their r«-wrved seats for the 1990
should start climbing next year. Htemen-S--^" <&
season. Previous season ticket holders
tary and middle school enrollment is up,
who wish to retain their reserved seats
aystemwide, and those totals; should
must confirm by Friday at 400 p.m. ^3U«r
In the return to AAi& status and ;'.;££&*|
Beginning on Monday new ticket reDivision II or eveu I level ratings in thei;H$£f$|
quests will be processed from the re- future.
In the meantime, we'll have: to';Mi&
maining available scats.
face the "Goliath syndrome" of adadul-'trJ^i
If anyono who has not already dnno so
ed o p p o n e n t s .
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wishes to obtain season tickets, please
coll the high school Athletic Office at
KOLCZUN & KOLCZUN SPORTS: :
033-5164 at your earliest convenience,
as Section B and most of the Family Sec- MEDICINE OF LORAIN > "
TO PROVIDE ATHLETIC i , \
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tion are about filled.
TRAINERS FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS
Avon Lake will be iho recipient of n
100 CLUB MEMBERSHIPS
gpisrous gift from loag-Ume team physi-*'
AVAILABLE UNTIL AUGUST 22
cian Dr. MICHAEL KOLCZUN n In the'
Far those fans who attend a signifiform of certified trainers for the athletic:
cant number of homo contests in more
program two half-days a week at no cost;'
than one varsity sport, tho 100 Club may
V:; <t ; :. •••'.••i^^-'i:--:
bo your best buy. A "100 Club" pass per- t o t h e schools.'
The role of the trainer Will bo to owist •
mits two adults to enter all borne conthe athletic staff hi the'prevention and'
tests (excluding state-sponsored tourrecognition of sports* injuries and. to
naments) in uny two varsity sports, -*
well as all home JV or freshman • o^aluate aitd follow'up -on••'••lnfd!r8djL».,a
athletes froni our school In addition 1t o 5> I I
contests.
tho time spent -on sitei "tho^-'-"^ * ™^
trainers will be on call for erne.,,™, ™.«~
FOOTBALL TEAM DROPS
daily end will attend many of our.homo^
TO DIVISION III LEVEL • =.:
athletic oontesls and tdiirnamentii'"* *'""
The Avon Lake High School football
Until 'school formally,'openst
team will be one of the "Davids" of tho
Lake will receive; visitation on '
area as they face a schedule loaded with
laornlngs and Wodnesday ofl_.
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"Goliaths" in terms of school populaand Friday ovenin'gs at all home football^
tion. Tile State has five divisions in footcontests. Injured athletes^ iney;. be i e f t r ^
ball, based on the number of boys in tho
red through tholr respective coaches otii
upper thren grados. This season the
may
make an appofntmRnti with S the"
Shoremen wfil draw thef r athletic potenAlbletlc
Officevsecr '
tial from a "pool" of 292 boys for varsity
KOLCZUN hes beenAvoi
competition, tho smallest pool since the
early 1960's. Eight of Cur opponents will
physician, along With DR. jACKBRUtftt
bo larger, drawing from significant'", of Avon.Lake, sinte,4975. DR; BRILJ3*
larger "pools" this Mason* North
has offered his 'services;sinco%tt&1fyg/-$.
Olmstod. the largest school, and Admiral King will be hi the Division I or S H O R T S T U F F V ; v ••:•. ; v'v,^^" :; r'-£r^
largo school opponents: Mldviow,
Avon.Lalnopwis'^felbotl^HaKm^
Wostlalce. Bay* Amncrst. Brooksldo and the Friday before scbooltirtarte at Mid-^?
Olmsted PalU.wiU bo Division II; and view (Aug. 24 at 7aoj.;prfrfcole: tickets^
Rocky Rivor and Fairvlew will join
wUI be availabb;for-students:gradesilK:iii
Avon Lako lu the Division III category. thru 12 at the high school office M6n#t
All o:her boys' teams will compote in day/Friday 9:00-4:30: fbr^OO±Cate£h
AA status this Mason, while our foniali prices ore $3.50. Avon Lake keeps ell ttt&t
counterparts will remain at the AAA • ; student Uckot n^^oy we sell but we 'do%%
level.
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v not share la th« MldvieWrgate;iCons»-^£
quontly, we ask you to five* money: buy?^:
Tho continual drop in high school ycur tickets here.:ahd t help-to;sapport^
numbers has posed a real problem thu our program. lh addition:
tho;nrst^iOO^
lost three veers for a number of our pre->ale Uckot buyers will receive free i.
athletic teams, but for football In'parWe re behind tho Shoreman" stickers': ^
ticular. Tho Southwestern Conference,
Hoathor Watterson •- and; Annamarle :^&&:
one of the strongest conferences In Nor
Hassel wore both members of the Class v
theast Ohio, has always hV. depth. D Hotstovo State Runner-up Fast PHth • '
Depth has been the mainstay of winning Softball team thU summer.The tram";!:
programs In the past, but has been lack- was out of North RidBcvilIn.
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ing at Avon Lake recently, and it has
y Must be paid in full at time of order
WO
ORLD OF
presented a difficult .cnallenge ; to .-M.y-Cf&i
ALHS Band Director Gerald Severns ts
having Marc Tanziflf and HaldJ Vssko
demonstrate tho "suicide line"
Movements.
Avon Lolco High School Marching
Band s Preview Show will bo next Tuosdav, August 21 at 7 p.m. In the Avon
Lake Memorial Stadium. Tho Preview
show Is free, so mark this date on your
calendar. The band wiU bo performing
at Iho first away football game at Mldviow on Friday, August 24.
Avon Lake's 26th Annual Bandarama
will be held Saturday, Soplambor 8 ot
7:30 p.m; at the A.L. Memorial Stadium.
Some of the high school bands making
an appearance are Avon. Avon Lake,
Brooksido, Dover, Wellington, Westlako.
and Vermilion. Beginning t^lh \^o nrst
Avon Lako Bandoroma. the banils from
Avon and Brooksido have at'poared
every year.
Reserved tickets are now on sale for
Inls pvont Coat for adults Is $4 and $3
for senior citizens and Btuclents. Call
933-9195 or 933-2691 to reserve your*
seat.
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Superintendent speaks...
In Your Courts
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Ritfwrd E. Hronek
Sttpt. of Avon City Schools
—T^iii^-1
Howard Swindell
Avon Lake Municipal Court
* a s hnod 5650 and sentenced fo 30 days on a
Bruce A. Green, 4452 Selhurst Rd.. Nortfi
charge of physical control wliti lh« sentence
OCmsled. was fined SS5O and eantonced to GO
suspended on condition she attend the OWt
days in Jail on a charga of OVY! with 2 0 days Of
scnool at Lcrain County Community Collage
the eentsnca actually to be served and Ora
wntWn SO days. She also was .f.nod 350 tor
balance defe*n»d on erudition of good behavior , speeding.
and further alcohol treatment satisfactory to Uw
Untie D. Sotowtcw, 3750 Sloney Ridge Rd.,
court Ho is to report to a parole officer every two
Avon. Mas fined S650 and Aorrtdnced to three
months lot a year.
days in (ail with tlw sentence auspondod on ccrv
Hooef S. PMtber. 380 Devonshire Dr.. Verdiiion ol oRendanco at the DWI school at Loraln
milion, was fined $750 on a charge of having no
County Community CoBego within 60 days.
operator's license with S500 deferred on condiSotowtcw also was fined S50 tor weaving and
tion that he prora K> the court witW.i 3 0 days (hat
$45 for expired plates.
he has a vaSd driver's ficensa.
Anthony S. Brusdno III. 1613 Grafton Rd..
His drivel's Bcensa was suspended for m year
Elyria. was fined $650 a m sentencod to three
with occupational privileges. He also was fined
days In Jail on a charge of physical control with
$100 (or possession .71 marijuana and 450 for
the sentencfl suepenoed. He was ordered to atdriving led of center.
tend the DWI school at Lorain County CommuniNora UetenUez, 4027 Carrie Dr.. Loraln, wss
ty College within 60 days.
fined $350 tffld was sentenced » 30 days in Jail
Arthur A.. Like. 33406 Karen Dr.. Avon Lake,
o n • charge or OWt with three days to be spent |n
was fined $650 and sentenced to three aeys in
community Mrvfca and the balance deterred on
Jail on a charge of physical control with the
condition of no traffic violations over two points.
sentence suspended on condition that he attend
Her driver's Hcense was suspended tor 120
the DWI school at Lorain County Community Coldays with occupational privileges. Sfw also was
lege within 60 days. H * also was fined S50 tor
fined $50 tor speedng.
weaving, victor T. D M V I . 3O1B CromweB Dr.,
JaJrua Seaborn. 822 Root Rd., Loraln. was finLorain, wen fined $ 1 0 0 for having
ed $250 and was sentenced to 3 0 days in Jail on
• n open container In a motor vehicle. Pntrtcia A.
a charge of having no operator's Hcense wtth the
Randleman o* Sandusky wss fined $ 8 5 for expired
Kcenso..
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sentence deferred on condition ol good behavtor
for bra year*.
Donate W. Parker St., 2 0 7 Georgia * v e . . Lorain,
• Seaborn also was fined t 2 S 0 and sontenced to
was fined $ 1 0 0 for contempt of court for M u r e ID
•60 days In JaN on a charge of carrying a concealappear and $ 6 0 for speeding.
ed weapon with the sentence deferred on condiMichael McNnmy. 1 8 6 4 Middle Ave., Eryrla.
tion of good behavior for two years. He was
was flood $ 105 for driver's Rcense required. Kenordered to forfeit the gun and ammunition.
neth M. Breeden, 5 7 8 Treadwoy Ave., Shotflotf
l i e further was fined SSO for use of M
Lake, was fined $ 8 0 for faVure to keep an assured
p l « M . ' . - ' "
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dner distance.
Carlos PaoTn. 1825 E. 2 9 SL. Loraln, was fined
Matthew C, Oangloff, 1433S Lot-un Ave.,
S2S0 and smtanced to 3 0 days hi Jail on a
Cleveland, was fined $ 1 0 0 for driving under
: chargs of drMng under sutpenston with no credit
suspension and was ordered to produce proof of a
given tor Bme served.
reinstatement fee or required Wng or both.
ftla driver's Ocenae was suspended lor three
Randy A. f * n o r » , 6 2 6 Harvard Ave., Eryrla,
years and he was fined an additional $ 2 5 for a
was fined S 1 0 0 for driving under suspension and
weaving violation. SSO lor speeding.
*-. Speeder* fined « 0 each were Cynthia A. HubAmy L PtsaneH, 1 4 9 1 5 Qmwood Ave., She Ibo, 1160 Kee*er R d V Gkard, and Kant L
fiefal U k e . and . Nicole J . Patterson, 2 6
r HamOon, 877 Marion Ave-, Sheffield Lake.
Wevtwoods Dr., Amherst. were fined $ 8 0 each
lor faiure to keep an assured doer distance caus'AvonMayor's Court
ing, a rotor vehicle accident.
t £ Joseph' J . Undo." 8610 Lear Nagle Rot, North
Deepa Meesnbt. 2 9 3 3 0 Sunsot Dr., Westlake.
r
redgeviDe, was <flnad $660 and sentenced to
was fmsd $ 8 0 'or running a stop f>Qfit causing n
three days in Jail on a charge of physical control
motor vehicle eccider.t.
. with the sentence suspended on condition he atCarmon Gufce. 3 1 4 3 Victory Ave., Lorain, was
tend the DWI school at Lorain County Communifined $ 5 5 lor fadure to heed a stop slurt. MichMt
ty CoBege within 6 0 days.
Dletc. 2 4 0 Brookikild Awe.. Avon Lake, w u fkvw
Mary K. Rucsad, 218 Moore Rd.. Avon Lake.
SSO for running a red igfil. ,
I wish lo taVe this opportunity lo oxpress appreciation to the Avon voters
for ilia vole of support given lo the Avon
Schools. The students, staff. Board and
the levy committee arc Indeed pleased
thai the message expressing the importance of maintaining a quality educational and extra-curricular program was
understood by our community. In any
levy c a m p a i g n , t h e u l t i m a t e
beneficiaries of the voting outcome are
our children. The accolades /or tho success of this campaign can be shared
with many who contributed the financial support, time, energy and personal
contact which contributed to the
passage. A special thank you Is in order
for the chairpersons, Kim Yonkers. Jane
Zilka and Lyon McLaughlin. treasurer,
Dave Frank, and: committee heads
Angela Marslglia, Gloria Delak, Mil
Horace, Marty McKinley. and Rich
DeChant. An effort to name the morn
than forty Individuals who were actively
involved would surely result in an oversight of someone. Therefore, as the committee stated, t.hfi Success was a team effort: students, staff and community
united far the benefit of all. As has been
stated many times, Avan Pride Is City
Wide. We can all bo proud of this successful event and the charge placed
upon the schools to provide on educational program in which tho PRIDE can
continue.
It is now the responsibility of tho
school system lo accept this challenge
and provide our children with tho best
educational opportunities available in n
financially sound manner.
As you read this article the many programs, purchases and staff positions
eliminated at the end of the 1989-60
school year ore boing reinstated. Extracurriculars are underway and the varsity teams have started practice. We anticipate an exciting season.
MANDATORY KINDERGARTEN
Throughout the past year wa have
made reference to the reforms being initiated by SB 140. One of the new raqulnnnents is mandatory: kindergarten
for the 1990-91 school year. Intha past
some children were nbt enrolled In
kindergarten during the • yearxof. their
fifth birthday and. would cooiider entering at first grade. "No- school district
shall admit to first grade any child who
has not successfully" completed
kindergarten." We ask that parents who.
have not registered their Qve year old
children, ploase do to at Avon East between 9am and 3pm. Children who Wore
not screened in the- spring' prakindergorten screening will be screened
at the beginning of tho year. It is important that a sudden Increase or decrease
in doss size be determined now to prevent class adjustments'
after school
starts at ull grade levels.1
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Justa reminder: The Avon Schools
will begin classos on August 29. The buA
routes will appear In next week's Press.
Nicole Vaught wins glamour title
Nicole Vaught, 4 1/2. has recemtly won
o title of '90 Princess Cleveland
pClarnoUr Girl. Hor activitios include ot•:toiodlng baton and dance school at Joan
iUofetxei'B in Avon Lake. She also tokos
fxvtimmlng Isssons st die Elyria YMCA.
'^Nicole ; woo a modeling portfolio.
j y / f banner^crown,and a ipageaut
fvideotape, jjho vrpTreign for one year as
viha winner otthia state* and will be back
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Nicole Vaught
next year to crown the successor.
Nicole is the daughter of Doug and
Marlenn Vaught of Avon. Ohio. Her proud grandparents ore Holon Turner of
Elyria, Helen Vaught of Avon, and Odus
Vaught of Elyrin.
BFG gets approval
for support
services addition
AVON LAKE - BFCoodrich'officials
mot with Ihc City's Planning Commission to seek approval for tho addition af
an 1,800 square foot building at its
general chemical plant located at
Moore
:
and Walker Road.
According to the company, the now'
building will be used to house several
manufacturing support soryicos. Including quality assurance laboratory
services, - computer operations and
associated offices. Tho expansion will
• total more thnn $200,000.
The company says that the computer .
control portion of this new addition will'
total over Si million and will be used to
enhance the efficiency, quality and safety of Its "compounding" operations.
Many of the products Coodrlcli produces at Its Avon Lake situ arn plastic
materials that are mixed, or compounded, by combining a numbor of basic
Ingredients;
Vic Coode, manager of the plant, said
relocating the quality control laboratory
services closer lo the matmfacutrlng
operations that they servo also will help
Goodrich respond bolter and faster to
customer roqucsts.
Work an the addition is scheduled to
begin by. early September.
ff GRAND
OPENING
August 14th to August 18th
BEADS TO WEEDS STUDIO
8 week classes for the beginner and the advanced painter (n oils and
acrylics
Day and livening Clas-scs
. • ' Mary Ann Dcrthold
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Announce the opening of their offica
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~ Great Lakes Gymnasts win medals at A.A.U. Championships
„ Six gymnasts representing Great
g takes Cymnastics of avon Lake traveled
"". lo Si. Petersburg, Florida, to compete at
- the National AAU Junior Olympic Gymfo nasties Cbamj»ionshi|js. The Junior
g Oiymp'c gumes featured over 8,000
3 athlet'js cumpuUng in 12 different sport:;
- in an Olympic-stylo games format. The
« gymnastics competition featured the top
ir 300 National AAU qualifiers from 23
^j stales throughout the U.S.A.
£ Kara Matus, age 15, of Avon Lake, had
a great competition that enabled her to
win the National Title on Balaaco Beam.
Kant, who has been a vury dominant
gymnast in the area for the past several
years, also placed on the Uneven Bars
and AU-Arcond in the Senior division.
"It was great to see Kara finish her
season here' with such a fine performance," said Joe Gura, GLG Coach.
Kristin Frohlich. age 14. of Elyria,
turned in an outstanding performance
to place third Ail-Around in the Junior
division. Kristin was a finalist and < KARA MATUS — age 15, of Avon
Lake, National AAU Balance Beam
medal winner on Vaulting, Bars and
Champion.
Balance Benin. Her third place finish at
Nationals sets the ground work for
many fine performances to como in
highlighted by his sixth place finish on
future competitions.
Rings. Greg was very ploased with his
Holiie Chapok, age 14, of North
performance and is looking forwarti to
RidgeviUe. had her finest performance
of the year in which she placed eighth
All-Arouud and was a finalist on Bars.
In finals, HoUIe again had a solid performance1 that enabled her to place 6th on
Sbari Faye Beale, an Honors graduate
Bars. This competition should give
of LCCC, has completod her junior year
Holiie the confidence to contend for
at Youngs town University with Honors.
, many top honors next season.
Shu is the daughter of John and Faye
Beale of Sheffield Lake. During the SprSarah Grcaiis. age 11, of Wesllake.
gained valuable national experience 1ing term sho was inducted into two
honors organizations, Tho Centurions
enroute to her twelfth placo finish on
find Tho Golden Key.
Bars and fifteenth place finish in the AilAround. Sarah, who is Just coming off a
Ms. Qualo is also very active in student
first place finish at tho Ohio Sports
organizations on campus. Sho is a
Festival, just missed making finals by a member of Engineering Technology
few tenths of a point.
Club, Society of Women Engineers.
r "• In the boys competition. Greg Molnar.
Non-Traditional Students Organization,
age 13, of North Olmsted, making his Alpha Mu Marketing Association,intorflrrt trip to the National Championships.
nationai Affairs Club, and Society of
did a floe fob. Greg's competition was
Technical Communication.
Olympics is a tremendous honor, since
only the rop six male and female gymnasts from toch AAU Association In the
United States are invited. During tho,
past 12 years. Great Lakes teams have
competed in 25 different states' and
Canada, at some of the most prcctlgfotts
"^jcts in tho United States.
The boys and gij'js competitive teems
are only a part of the over-all gymnastics
program offered by Great-Lakes Gymnastics. Gymnastics classes ore offered
for boys and girls of all ages and
abilities. Each class features a warm-up
period, follnwod by. Instruction on each
of the various gymnastics events. And
finishes with a conditioning ponotL
Children of preschool or Idndergartea
age participate in a variety of specialized d'jaes in tho Great Lakes Preschool
Program. ; *
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The Great Lakes Gym, 33000 Pia-Jak
Parkway, is one of tho largest and moat
tvUy equipped gymnoJitics. faolitles In
the United States. The gym Is located
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Competing at the National Junior
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There an: sbib? attractions thai a
travel oditor always tinds pleasure in
writing about. They aie the attractions
that are a pleasure to attend and a
pleasure to relive after attending. One of
these attractions is coming up in
September, as it has evury year far 17
years: the YANKEE * PEDDLEK
FESTIVAL. This is one event that gives
pleasure just to contemplate it in
anticipation.
For where else can you be'sure to enjoy a more peaceful and gratifying day
than at 'The Peddler," the attraction
that has come to be known as our nation's Fourteenth Colony. Maybu it's
because tho Yankee Peddler Festival Is
the only living colony loft today thtt we
always feel so fresh and delighted when
wo pass through the stockade gates. But
leaving behind our electrified, buzzing
world and walking through the wooded
grounds-all tbg while listening to the
strains of singers and old-time bansfs,
lasting the optin-firo foods, and taking fit
the beauty of some of the loveliest crafts
anywhere-well, it leaves us just feeling
good inside.
Over one million people have felt that
way since the Festival first began back
ID 1073. They have all sampled some of
tho pioneer spirit that inaugurated the
Fesh/al In the first place and that has
maintained it a veritable institution
through the years. There was an abundance of plastic "Main Streets" to imitate all this time, but the pioneers who
organized The Peddler, decided to forego
all the Convenience of plastics and fossil
fuels to orchestrate a hand-fashioned
symphony of peaceful beauty and tradition that would live into the future. Plenty iif hard work has gone into clearing
woods, replacing bridges overnight that
had been lost to floods, and in bringing
so many' entertainers, food purveyors,
and crofters together over the Festival's
twnnty acres. But it's hard work well
worth, the effrqt, because It is an effort
all of us'can appreciate..
This is not Just a Festival to appreciate, though. It Is one to be thankful
far Tnanks to the. pioneering
organizers, this is not fust another arts
and crafts show;. It's not even "just" a
great arts ..and crafts show given the
superb quality of the over 300 international crofters who are invited. Thanks
to tha "founding fathers" of the Yankee
Peddler/for six days each September,
we can put aside the buzz and bustlo of ,
,our lives to have a unique holiday in a
world that celebrates the human spirit
rather than the pulse of machine!!.
All the natural and hand-fashioned enchantment that surrounds us would ho
enough. But there is moro. because the
organizers of this singular world saw
Um need Tor oil of us not only to discover
u but also to discover from it. The
rnifii-r^ litjmunstrntu ;ind Iiuch their,
techniques: the mountain
men, the
iniliti.j. and members1 of tho wagon train
visit will* YOU while you share their life.
In our u^<- uf «Ii.«cov«ry. it doos us good
JO discover what we havo forgotten and
what all tln.su people su carefully coillinue to nurture.
And why not have a suotl time of itSing stung with the multitude uf musicians, soothe ytiur nurves with some
classical guitar or sweet dulchkiers.
smile with the jugglers, the children's
theater, and the puppet shows. Jeer the
villain, take the cure at the Medicine
Show, watch Professor Z breathtakfngly
ascend the heavens in his hot-air
balloon. You might even chat with Benjamin Franklin or Thomas Jefferson,
while you're eating some barbecued
faro.
When you receive the "Broadsides" as
you walk into this pioneer universe, take
a moment to look it over. (Better yet.
send
advance for a copy of the
"Broausidw" at tho address below.) It
will give you an opportunity to plan
your time to take in as much of the "sitdown" entertainment as you wish. If
you can't sit down because there is so
much to see and do, don't worry in any
event. There art] always plenty of
wandering entertainers to make your
own stroll even more pleasing.
When Western Reserve Magazine
named HID Peddler as the Fourteenth
Colony, the editors recognized what oil
Festial visitors discover year aftor year.
September is a Lime to live and celebrate
what most of us havo loft behind. The
YANKEE PEDDLER FESTIVAL is our
only remaining colony. It is our good
fortune that it Is alive and well, and pro*
mlsos to be even better this year than
last
When the State of Ohio and Ohio tour
councils named The Peddler as one of
the very top tourist attractions in tho
state, they also lauded the discovery of
life we experience them oach
September. Ohio i« the "Heart of it all,"
find t h e YANKEE PEDDLER
FESTIVAL is the life forcn" that pulses
through it. It is an attraction that enraptures. And that makes it pleasurable indeed to look forward to another visit to
The Peddler.
There b good reason that over a
million people-coming from every stale
of the Union and Canada, Europe, and
Latin America-have joined the Yankee
Peddlers for enchanting day 8 under the
harvest sun. Them are crafts shows by
the hundreds but there Is only one
YANKEE PEDDLER. If you haven't
been one of those million, it Is time to
Join in tho splendid fun. If you have
if'1
Scene from past Yankee Peddler Festival
been one of those million, then you too fumior citizens. $5.50. Parking' is. as
have the good fortune to look forward always, free. .
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with pleasure to the Eighteenth Annual
Those who wish a copy of tho
YANKEE PEDDLER FESTIVAL.
YANKEE PEDDLER "Broadsides'*, the
The Fourteenth Colony will open its official program and schedule of events,
eighteenth season at Clay's Park Resort can request one in advance at the followin Canal Fulton. Ohio on the vveektinds ing address. (Be sure to includo a
of Seplembor 8-9, 15-16, and 27- 23. stompud, self-addressed envelope-1
Gates open each day at 11 a.m. and close YANKEE PEDDLER FESTIVAL,
at 7 p.m. Regular adult admission for an "Broadsides", 4046 State Rd., Medina.
entire day of festivities will bo 57; for Ohio 44256, (BOO) 535-5034.
children (&-12 years), $1.50; and for
Harmonica workshop scheduled
Project Joy will hold .its Beginning
Harmonica workshop on Saturday,
August 25.1890 from 9:30 a an. to 12:30
p.m. at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church,
corner of Third St. and Middle Ave.,
Elyria, Ohio.
This workshop will give participants a
knowledge of tho hcrmunlco and
develop skill in playing it.
NO MUSICAL SKILL or knowledge is
necessary. Participants wllf leave the
workshop with their own harmonica
and will be able to play at least 15 songs.
This beginning level workshop will bo
taught by Joe Zsigray, Project Joy's Executive Director.
The workshop Is part of Profnct Joy's
Self Affirmation Through the Performing Arts program. This program en-
courages people to discover the creativity; goodness, beauty, and wonder that Is
within them through the process of learning an art form.,;
Project Joy is a non-profit community
arts organization that makes tho performing arts accessible le the general
public and particularly to those without
access to the art* fn nursing homos,
hospitals and facilities Tor those wilh
developmental disabilities. It seeks to affirm the dignity and self-esteem of peopta through Ihe performing arts.
The cost, of tho workshop is SiO,
which includes harmonica and Instruction. Registration Is required and may be
dono by colling 1123-2777 no later than
August 20. 1990.
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Last concert in the park Sunday
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Charlie Weiner is coining buck 1Q
Avon Lake Miller Road Park on August
l P at 0 p.m. This will be the final concert
of the season. Charlie Wriner is a local
sfuml-'jp comedy act who ha* performed for coimidy clubs, colleges and outdoor festivities. IF you like comedy, then
don't miss this concert. Ho is "best
described as extremely funny" and
"ridiculously bizarre and undeniably
i funny at the same time." The Gonural
Manager of thu Front Row, George
White. feels "He did an excellent job
amusing the audience with his witty
jokes and his expertise with his guitar."
Enjoy this last concert in (he park on
August 10. Bring a friend and sit back
end lislon to Charlie Weiner and his
humor. Avon Lake junior Wunmo's
Club/CFWC sponsors these concerts
and would like to take tho opportunity to
thank you for your continued support
etch summer for our concerts. It has
been n pleasure to bring entertainment
to you for which we thank Connie
Ulrich for planning so well. Wo'll see
you there this week at the concort.
Miller Road Pork has a playground for
children and orange drink is provided
free for everyone. We hope you enjoyed
your summer.
place for eating, drinking & dancing
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Ponderosa Park features Loretta Lynn
LORETTA LYNN...In country music
those aru the only two word* you need
to describe hur. Everybody knows
!u;r..-imii everybody, love* ' T h e
CJodIinin»:r"s Daughter". Since her first
record in 19G0, the lady from 'Butcher
Holler", Kentucky has not only owned
the right lo 1be called 'pure country
entertainment , she has earned a large
spot in the h<jart of every country fan.
Her impr..<raive list of awards an;!
achievements are overpowering and include "Entertainer of the Year, Artist of
the Decade, Nashville Songwriter's
Association Hall of Fame; Award of
Merit for Ufo*Long Achievement; Living I-egend and an endless list of f 1
records and albums. Named one of the
100 most admired women in America by
the Ladies Homo Journal, Lynn has also
appeared on most of the major television
shows, such as Good Morning America.
The Today Show, The Tonight Show, a
subject of a 20/20 segment and one of the
special guests on a Barbara Walters,
Special. The movie of her life, "CouiMlner's Daughter" from her best-selling
autobiography, won national aad world
acclaim, as well as an Oscar for Sissy
Spacck's protroyal of the country star.
Lynn will be appearing again for all
her fans at Ponderosa Park on Sunday,
August 10. Show time Is 2 p.m. for onti
show onh\ Park gates will open at 10
a.m. Also "on the ahow will be newcomer
Garth Brooks, whose record, "If Tomorrow Never Comes" gave fans an exciting
example of what to expect from him.
Brooks is a new name, in country
music, but he Is following an old tradition of great country singers. His mother
was Colleen Carroll, who recorded In
therald-fiFUtsand wot a regular on tho
Red Foley Oxark jubilee. HI* father, a
musician with recording artist Gud Hardin, exposed his young son to tho music
of Ceorgo Jones and Merla Haggard.
while his older brothers made him
familiar with tho sounds of Dan
Fogelberg and fames Taylor. -The
youngest of six children.-Brooks, was
born in Tulsa, bcl grow up in Yukon,
near Oklahoma City. His first interests
were sports and not music It was while
Loretta Lynn
attending Oklahoma State oa a track
scholarship that he began to sing In
clubs neat the campus. "I fust got
swallowed up in It." he says "Each club
was a different kind of: music, and T had
a repertoire of 350 songs-«vvrythlngl
from Slim Whitman to Elton • John;"
These days he sings Garth Brooks
i
Opening the show will bo Dlno Buff**,
SUvetado, of the Plttsburgh/Wboelicx
area."
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Reserved seat tickets at Ponderosa
Park are $15; general admission is $14;
child, 6-11. S5. Credit cards aru accepted
and advance tickets ma> be ordered by
phoning 210-332^0044 Group rate*
available upon request. If ordering by
mall, send check/mobey order SoCW,
Productions, 8362 Solera- Warren Rd.,
Salem. Ohio 44460. •) ~.
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Ponderosa Park U located on Route
45, fivo mili» north or Salera5lJjiiitftd:>;
weekend camping is avalWrfe
arid .
Red -Garter :Saloon*-ta:i;fldUsa^¥
rasUurant, U opfm.on:FjrIdayv'SaturasW
and Sunday, with HWaiiintr/mujiti'dnl
Friday and Saturday nights^
picnic facilities are a l s o - i l
%
you may pack your own, or" t u y
ddiclous box lunchag. from our ChockWagon
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inner Frontiers meet Aug. 20
>..*?.
Inner Frontiers, an educational lecture group which explores subjects on
, parapsychology and metaphysics, will
be meeting at Elyria Savings aY Trust
Bank, downstairs meeting room, 33455
Laku Rd. Avon Lake, on August 20,
1990. Social time is at 7:30 p.m. with the
program beginning at 8 p.m.
Maryanne Hoffman, internationally^
known astrologer, artist, and the author,^
of the Rainbow In. Your l i f e , JPensonal ^
Dream Diary, and The Goddess Guide,
will be the speaker. Foe for members U Ci
$2, and $3 for guests. Membership (B $5
per year. Parking la availabls In the roar<J"
of the bank off of Electric Blid
Revival planned at church
DeAngelis Restaurant
& tounge
933-9743 • 933-4007
FASHIONED WAY
. located In Avon Lake Shopping Cwttt
Cold, Ze«y & RefrwWng with
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Daily Luncheon Specials
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Wed. & Sat Specials
14 Oz. Charcoa^ Broiled T-Bone
Bar-&ORlb
BURGER
M pound butga v r w l with
Breakfast Served6a.m. til 11 a.m. Dally .
Friday- iAKE ERE PERCH, COO ANDWAUEYE '
Open SufKtay tor tUv&tmt and
Lunch • tin.-
Sunday
/Bar Open 1 p.m.-11 p.m.
2 p-m.
33499 Lake Rd.
; ;> Avon Lake
Helens Country Kitchen
BREAKFAST SERVED DAILY
TUESDAY-SATURDAY
Chicken Paprikash & Stuffed
Cabbuge Served Daily!
Hours Opan:
CkMad Sunday
Mon.
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T-S 11 a.m.-a p.m,
3B7MO«oa Rd, Avon, OH
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Sat & Sm. 7 O t,m. -11 p.m.
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NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION AT AVON HIGH
SCHOOL
934-5194
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Registration for all students transferring to Avon
High School (grades 7-12) begins on August 20. Ploasu
coll for on appointment. The numbers aro 934-0108 or
034-6171.
Daily Specials!!
Morning sorvlces wilt be
at 11 a.m. Sunday through
Wednesday. A potluck
meal will follow the morniog s e r v i c e s . ' Pastor
Cooper Invites the public
to attend. Nursery will bo
provided. For more lufori n a t l o n p l e a s e call
949-0308.
NlgMly Olmwf Specials Ssrvwl From 4 p.m.-10 pjn.
Daily
BraaktMt,
Lonchwn
&
DintMr
Sp«ciats
First Baptist Church,
633 Harris R i . Sheffield
Lake, will be having a 30th
nnuivcrsary Revival on
August 10-24. The former
Pastor Rov. A.R. Wynn
w i l l bo t h e: g u o s t
evangelint All evening
services will bo at 7 p.m.-
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. Tho guidance counselor will be on duty at that time
and will also help with any scheduling difficulties that
- any student may have. An appointment will assure'that'
you will bo able to see tho counselor when you come in.
AVON HIGH SCHOOL ORIENTATION
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Seventh gnde students will have an orientation on
August ZS, 1090, from 1-3 p.m. Others who are coming
Into tbe high school for the first tune will have eri orientation from 1-3 pjn. The orientation will Include an explanation of schedules and a tour to acquaint the Incoming students with the surroundings of, the-building.
Transportation will not bo available for tho orientation.
Parents nrc not required to attend. We look forward to
seeing you.
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AVON JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL PRACTICE
Avon Jr. High volleyball practice will begin August 20
at the Avon Mltldlo School gym. Eighth grade/girls
should report at t> a jn. and 7th grade girls at 10^0 a.m.
A physical examination Is nmuired for participation.
Physical cards may be picked up at the high school
offlco.
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McCowan - Mikofalvy engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCowan of 5520
Lake Road. Sheffield Lake, are pleased
to announce the engagement of iheir
daughter Carol Ann. to Bela David
MikofaJvy, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Bela
MikoFalvy. 142 Brunswick Drive. Avon
Lake.
Miss McConan is a graduate of
Broakside High ScliooJ and ruceivud a
B.S. degree in Pharmacy from the Ohio
Slate University. She is employed by
Kaiser Permancutc in Clovelaud
Heights. Ohio.
Her fiance is an Avon Lake High
School graduate. Hu, received a B.S.
degree in Computer Engineering at Casts
Western Reserve Univarsity and his
Masters degree in Computer Science
from the Ohio State University. He is
employed by Picker International in
Highland Heights. Ohio.
A September 1990 wedding Is plonn-
Carol Ann McCowan and Bela David
Mikofalvy
ed. Thu couple will exchange wedding
vows at Holy Trinity Oihollc Church in
Avon, Ohio.
Iley-Sackilah Wed
Terri Ann Hey and Essa Sackllah were
married May 18,1990 In St. George Orthodox Church, Houston, Texas.
Parents oF the newlywods are Robert
and Carol Uey.of 4309 Hoi] Rd.. Sheffield Lake and Mr. and Mrs. George,
Sackilah of Houston, Texas.
Nuba Sackllah served as matron of
honor and George Saddlnh served as
best man. •
Tlie bride graduated from Ohio State
University and is employed l>y Enron,
Houston, Texas. Her husband graduated
from Taylor University. Indiana and Is
self-employed in the restauraa: and
catering business.,
The couple .honeymooned inSaii Antonio. Texas and will rusidc in Houston.
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Gallo
Livingston - Kelly engagement
Mrs. Essa Sackllah
Bohinc - Urig engagement
Mrs. Rose Mary Bohinc. of Madison,
is pleased to announce the engagement
of hor daughter. Rose Marie Bohinc. to
Robert Elmer Urig.
Miss Bohinc is a graduate of Mad if on
High School unc] the Ohio Stale University with a bachelors degree in
mechanical cngincur'ng. Siie is
employed at Dclco Products In Keltnring, Ohio.
Urig is a graduate of Avon Lake High
School, and the Ohio Stars University
with a bachelors degree in ceramic
engineering. He Is employed at Sheperd
Color Company in Cincinnati.
The couple will be married on
September 1.1990 at 2 p.m. at St. Joseph
Church in Avon Lake.
Rose Maria BoMnc and Robert E. Urig
mCKY 8KAQ3S
Academic
Notes
The following students ';
received degrees during ;
Ashland University's *
112th commencement
held on May 12.1990.
A master of education
degree in supervision was
awarded to Jacqueline D.
Schaefer, 2S2 Fay Avo.,
Avon Lake.
Bachelor degrees were
•warded to; Sandra L.
Novotny, 3499 faycox Rd.
Avon; Rosemary- VontorClk, 3423 Sloney pJdgB
Rd., Avon; Kathy '.. Con-;.
atantino, 33393 Electric
Blvd.. Avon Lake Ellen ).
Malloy, 122 Forest Hill,
Avon Lake; Pamela J. ;
Mazzocco, 217 . Sunset ,.
Rd, Avon Lake; Michelle '
Keller Walters. 137 Burton _
Si.. Avon Lake; Tracy L.
Arnold, 781 Lafayctt?
Blvd., Sheffield Lake; Edward T. Duff, 588 Sunset,
Sheffield Laku: and Robert, :,
C. Mattey, 3937 Lake Rd.,
Sheffield.
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Buzard - Gallo wedding
Kathit* Louise Buzard and Richard
William Callo were married on June,9»
1990 in Avun United Methodist Church
with Kev. Drs. David Bloor and Rogei*
Buzard officiating.
Parents of the newlyweds are Gertba
C- Buzard of 3520 Sloney Ridge Rd..
Avon and Gerald Buzard of 5C00 Oak
Mill Blvd., Lurain. and Richard and Joan
Galio, of 44B8 Joy cox Rd.. Avon.
Anne Voniorcik served as maid of
honor wMi Brenda Bomn;«r, Karen
Michael, Kim Eary. Mary Turchon. Lisa
Maddock. Lisa S pro ichor and Minnie
Cuntrum as bridesmaids. The junior
bridesmaids were Jennifer Szakai, and
KelH Ctiatrum.
Best man was Jeff Bomracr while Tom
Gallo. Brian Michael, Bill Eary, Paul
Turchon. Bob St. Aubyn, Jeff Biltz and
Ray Rider ushered. Jason Bommer was
ring bearer.
A reception was held at Tom's Country Place in Avon.
The bride is a 1981 graduate of Avon
High School and a 1935 graduate of
Lorain County Community College and
is presently employed as a surgical assistant In Elyria.
Tho groom, a 1981 graduate of Avon
High Schoul, is curruntly employed by
Chuck GUlos Painting..
The couple honeymooned in Las
Vegas, Nevada.
Mrs. Robert D. Livingston,, Sr.. of
Avon Laku. announces the engngement
of her daughter, Sharon Lee, to Dr. Clay
Matthew Kelly, son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Kully of West St. Paul, Mn.
Miss Livingston is also tho daughter of
the talc Lt. Col. Robert D. Livingston. St.
Miss Livingston is a graduate of
, Marion L. Steele High School. Amhorst,
Ohio. Tulane University College of
BiomodJcal Engineering, New Orleans,
La.; and Northwestern; University
School of rrosthetics. Evanston, II. She
is employed by ACOR Orthpaedlcs,
South Euclid. Ohio as a Certified
Prbsthetisl.
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Dr. KoIIy is a graduuto of Henry Sibloy
High School. Wont St. Paul. Mln,
Crcighlan University, Omaha, No., with
a Bachelor of Arta dogrou, and the
Creighton' University School of
Mudlcino. Jta is employed as Chief Real
dent, Department of Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation of Cleveland Metro
Health Center for Rehabilitation • Case
Western Reserve University, Cleveland,
Oh.
Tho, wedding will take place on
September 1 at Lake Shore Unltod
Methodist Church, Avon Lake.
Sharon Lea Livingston and Or. Clay
Matthew Kelly
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Sheffield Lake
Safety Report
2040 - LAKE RO.-Corrotairrt til window D8O0
amas'sec'. hTSe arrested for oimnai damAQng
2203 • GAYLE-Comdanl of loud party. Advised
2325 - BOWELYN-Foesibte p/owW. Checks OK.
AUGUir 6
0232 - LAKE-IRVING PARK-iraJfic stop. Mole ar
rented lor GUI.
0449 - LAKE RO.-Urtf out wttti 2 jwanfes
Pare-ita cued for cuieiw violation.
I I 4 J - PtNEWOOO-Riraway juvenile ferrate
located, transported to CHtenixxi Home.
1714 - HARKS RO -Male arrested on Capfcn out
or Loran Muni Court
Definitions of some of the abbreviation t
the PdKe Logs.
GOA-Gone- on Arriva!
UTL-Urubie to Locate
MVA-Motor Verwcte AccuJoit
B4E-Breo)urtg & Entering
BOLO-Be on tne Lconout
DWKJrivtrtg WWe Intoucatct
NCC-No Cause tor CotnptLii
DI»p.UnlK>3P3(ched Units
DUM3rvmg Under ttte Influencs
AUGUST
0102 • HARRIS RD.-Ccmpfcwit of su
male. UTL.
Dr. Roy Church
0139 - KENILWOnTH-CwPDtynl o( coup's
Ing in tfi« street Advised.
0306 • LAKE RO.-Traffic stco. Mate arrested for
OW.
Brian Lockwood
0327 - DHOCXLEY-Compteint of phone harhu-
Avon Lake residents assist United Way
Two Avon Lake residents arc helping
United Way with the 19SO campaign.
Dr. Roy Church, President of Lorain
County Community College is
volunteering as the 1990 General Campaign Chairman for United Way, and
Brian Lockwood. Executive Vico President and Chief Executive Officer of St.
Joseph Hospital & Health Center is serving as Vice Chairman tor the 1990
campaign.
Church is reponsiblo for organizing
United Way's, 1090 campaign which
raises funds for membor local human
service organizations. He works with
other toy volunteers on.the Campaign
Cabinet to manage the corps of
volunteers that call on individual
businesses throughout Lorain County.
Lockwood is organizing United Way's
Loaned Executive Program which
recruits blue and white collar, workers,
as well as retirees, to conduct employee
campaigns at over 850 companies.
This yaar's United Way goal will bo
announced at the September 13 Kickoff.
Last year. United Way successfully raised 53,210.214 in pledges for thu 1989
campaign. United Way currently supports 100 programs at 34 local human
service agencies. A total of 4.647 Avon
and Avon Lake people were helped
through United Way agencies in 1988.
Pour, programs are bring funded by
United. Way in 1990 that directly serve
people in the Avon and Avoo Lake areas
through thu Salvation Army Service
Units in Avon Lake and Avon.
Area caregivers meet Aug. 20
Albert Schweitzer^ who healed souls
as well as bodies, once remarked that
"the greatest cathedrals are not outside
you, but inside you." He taught that the
human spirit was life-giving. And
anyone who has cared for an invalid or
aged adult 24 hours a day, seven days a
week, needs to be bolstered within as
well 04 without.
This is the essence of the Caregiver
Support Group of Northeast Lorain
County Social Services. It strives to
mend frayed patience forbearance, and
'ment. R«port
M S B - ROBEHTJ^Compfcunt of a s * * * & robbery.
Report.
1658 - LVNrlE-Complwit of harassinfl phone
ca*c. Report.
1712 - HARRIS RO.-Ferrute arrested on Cotes
out of Lorain Muni C o u l
2334 • HAWTHORNE-Untt ensatod 2 mates.
Criminal trmpess and poueKJon U enminfal tods.
AUGUST 3
0108 • IDLEVfOOO-CompMrrt of Juvwtfas arouid
v«hicto». UT1_
O424 - LAKE BO.-Urtt crwehing suspicious raaJo.
Chocks OK1427 - OUVER-Comptalnt of unrtfy Juvarito.
Juranfl* transported to tha DotciOan Home.
1821 - LAKE RO.-Compfafril of loud music. Al
QUW.
2003 • FERNDALE-Trafflc stop. Male arrested tor
DUi.
2324 - HAWTHORNE-CotnptBtnl of a loud party.
Party broken up.
AUGUST 4
0059 - DEVONSHIER WEST-ComptaWt of
auspicious verrid*. Checks OK.
0949 - IRVING PARK-R.S. imponSng to
unknown problem. Unlta assisted.
1831 - HARRIS RD.-CompWnt of Weprtona
harassment Report
2136 - LYNNE-CompUnt of domaaOc. Report
2141 - COMMUWTY-Comptakit of Butifacts
knocking on doors. Female arfMtsd, annoying
buUng occupant
AUGUSTS
0014 - KEWLWORTHWANHOE-iJmptarfit of
loud party. Mai* citedtorKeg Law0053 - BELLE-Compkunt of loud party. Al guW.
0108 - LAKE RO.-TraMo Slop, Female anealed for
DUI&DUS.
0250 - HARRIS RD.-Compblnt of domestfe. Mala
omn'od for domeftc vio>«nc«.
0416 - KENtLWORTH-Famato knocking on door.
Female arraslsd annoytng buUdtno occupants.
1407 • LAKE/GRANTWOOD-MVA. Report.
love.
All caroglvers are Invited to attend the
August meeting of the Caregivers Support Group on Monday. August 20 at
8:30 p.m. at Sheffield Lake Community
Center, 4575 Lake Road. There is no
charge. Meet others like you.
Jan Kloinberg. former director, mid
Eidonna Shields-Kyle of the Older Adult
Services at Notd. will moderate and
counsel. Call 949-8146 for further information. You'll be glad you did. '
Z044 - LAKH RD.-RS. iwponding to cf* **£»
Urttusisted.
2147 ' EOGEWATEB-RS. respondingtohead InJury. Unt eastttwl
Z251 - IRVINO PARK-CompUnl uf SutpiciOUB
<^>d«. Chacka OK. 2 3 0 5 - SUN3ET-R8.
respOTK*ngtochest pairnL Unfv asatstsd.
2340 - LAFAYETTE-Complart of a barting dog.
AlqutetUTL
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AUGUST7
0011 - BROCKLEY-RS. naoaotSng cnW h«tng
seizure*. Umts aaatattig. '
0 t 4 1 . I.P.BLVD.-Una checking a mahi aub^act mriUng soutfi. Cnacks OK.
1151 - Unit enrouta to Cleveland PO to pich up • ^
rf
male on our outstandng waronts.
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Mi6-srARK-Pn±lernwt!h>wenlea.aOA.
1416 • LAFAYETTE-CofcpUnt at twrkkia dog.
Rflfetred to IVW.
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1430 - R£0WO0r>Neighbv problam. Reaohwt
1443 - IJ>. 8LVD.-aS. respondOQ unkrom*
cause. Unit assisting.
1607 • HOLL-CompWnt ol a DBTWOO dog. Adrfaed.*
ownari '
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1713 - OAKWOOO-Unrt a«Wlno female grtkig
betonglnga.
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AUGUST 9
0056 - LAKE RO.-Traffic slop. Male a n t l t d o n ;
outstandkio warrant from EPO
0505 • LAXE^IOOT-Urit CfwcUna
male.Ch«*»O*C
0927 . LAKE RIVOVhCornelaW ot dogs * i v g r ^
GOA
1008 - QR£ENWOO0-Com?Wnt of a barWogiOb(&>
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933-3733.
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dwelling. 2nd kitchen could - eomwt, to
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Festival this wi:«l.i!iiii. l«ir,t S.!luMi,i>.
tin: VVildLuls U-J4 biu-stud t!»r Autlnniy
W.'iynt; All-stars f n u i i "i'ljlixii* -i : i .
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Ctilbrrt, Chris fhi/.is .sn.l Jeff Kwm.*t(
Goalkt'upur A a run C o r r i v r i i i i tlni :i I'IINtaslic jab, xviiniing [ i n : KJ l t r " ; i ' 1 i l
shootout. Shootout ^rj.ils v.nrv niiisiw hy
Frankie Colbert, Willie St:h«i!»*«r. Andy
Schotitir and P;iul TirnVa.
In the second gamt:, tlui Wildr.ot.H h«.it
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LPFT TO RIGHT: Men's doubles winners,
mnnera- up, Dominic Lavigne & Dan Nocella
Dennis Sakach 4 fton McP-herson;
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with Co-ilit' Chris Titllnunt siiviny ttiK
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Dennis Fokoto, Gary Burke, Joe Guorrien. (Standing): Joel Decker. Jp'jon
Evanoff, Matt Colbert. Tim Nelson. Josh Guomeri. Sean Vilou. Daniolio Polovich,
Tim Corriveau. Mike Cothran. Scott Crawford. Chris Tallmnn. Coaches Hiuk
Parks. Joan Colbert and Frank Colberl. Missing from photo is Karon Robhmr;
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Tho Avon Wildcats U-14 include, from loft to right, front row: Joe Gallagher, Beau
Rosso. Jeff E"anolf. Andy Schober. Wiltio Schober, Tommy Gallagher. Frankie
Colbort. Juff Loigl. (Standing): Larry Krystowski, David McFeoturo. Aaron Cornvuiiu. Ctiri'j Bu?as, Anlhony Danicki, Stephen Polutnik, Torn Kraker. Paul
Timko. Coach'js Sandy Gilbert, Read Tirnko and Frank Colbert
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CARRIER
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Lake PRESS Carrier of the Month
for July, He has worked for your
local weekly newspaper for one
year, since August of 1989.
Jim, age 12, attends St.
Thomas School and Is in seventhgrade. At school, his favorite
subject Is math.
For a hobby, Jim collects
baseball cards.
The son of Jim and Robin
Centifanti of 368 Lynne Drive,
Sheffield Lake, Jim has two
siblings - Jaime and Jennifer.
As a PRESS carrier, Jim
serves Gayle Drive
(Route 60).
In honor of his fine
service,. Jim will be
awarded with tickets
from the Avon Lake:
Movie Theatre.
Avon Lake Connie Mack team
Front Row. left to right Tad Smith, Eric Peachman. Jeremy Osborn. JeH Smith,
Todd Selgan, Scott Cnandle-, Mike Alton. Kevin Newman.
Back Row, left to right: <3rant Runyon. Jason Pyolt. Mike Hubach, Miko Rich,
Dave Intihar, £hri3 Homor.
Connie Mack places 6th in northeast
AVON LAKE - The Connie Mack
baseball team advanced to the regional
tournament in Dublin, Ohio ' aftor
beating Strongsvtlle 7-0. There they met
Missouri's State championship baseball
team who they held to a 0-0 score until
tha fifth when Missouri scored 2
unearned runs and went on lo win 3-0.
Conr'<9 Mack's Jason Pyatt (11-2) pitched a 3 bluer.
Coonio Mack's second gome against a
tiiugia American Legion team from Illinois ended with a 19-1 victory for Illinois. The !one run come in tho fifth inning when Kevin Newman scored from
third base on a wild pitch. The offense
wit jUent all,day with the Shoreman
managing only four hits in both games.
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Third baseman, Eric Peachman, was
injured during the first game while diving for a foul ball. He finished the game
and then went to the hospital where be
received six stitches. Eric was back in
the Une-up for the second game against
Illinios.
The Connie Mack team finished the
year with a 21-tZ record placing sixth in
the North East Region uf the United
Stales. Six of their nine starters will
return nttxf.' year and the coachiag staff
hopes to improve on this years
fchiovamtntB Jim Votruba ami the
Avon La!.e Youth Baseball Federation
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Sweetbriar Golf Club hostrfd the first annual President's Cup on Saturday, Aug.
4. Men, Senior Man and Women competed for various prizes including gift certificates to the golf pro shop, watches, etc. In the senior men's division, D. Way
placed 1st with a low net of 64. J. Comyns placed 2nd with a 65. In the women's
division, K. Keller placed 1st with a low net of 72. In the men's division, D. Blain
placed 1 st with a low net of 66, B. Bonne was 2nd with a 68 and B. Sluka was 3rd
with a 69. From left to right are the President's Cup Winners Kathy Keller, Don
Way and Dave BSain. Each won a watch.
Women's Golf League
AVON LAKE - The rollowlnjt are the
August 7 rusults of the Women's Golf
League.
Low Gross
(Cbss A) - Bernie Ogan
(Class B) - Elaine ,ohn3on
(Class CJ - Lois Davis
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Uris. 1st; B. Hiller, 2nd
Play of this Day
(CUss A) - Marcia White
(Class B) - Johnson
: (CUss C) - Davis
M. Hitter, 1st; LorotUi Judy. 2nd
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(CUss AJ - B. HUler, 1st: D. Urig. C.
Moran, Betty Tumor. 2nd
(Class B) - Amos, 1st; Cindy Graham, N.
Gladlsb. 2nd
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JULY 18:
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Span, 2nd
(CUss B) -
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AVON LAKE - July tournament winners are as follows:
(CUss A) Toni Span, 1st place
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be effectively fished at depths of/ten^
teen and even twenty feet. A slow stee
retrieve, allowing for Just the slight
turning cf tlie blades, can out prodL—
all other luras for hauling In supendfld
bass
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Furious, suspended bass can be caught
with Just a tittle effort and a lot of patience on the part of the fisherman. Gii
these three baits a try end the reflults^Jii
may surprise you
God bless you and thanks for go
Fishing with Mark Weavsr.
Golf
Becky Hiller, Diana Urig. 2nd place;
(CUss B) Mary Ann Hiller. 1st; Norma Amos.
2nd
JULY PLAY OF THE DAY:
(Class A) ~
Low Net
(Class A) - Marilyn Schlefcal
[Class B) - Johnson
(Class Q-Davis, Mure Bickford
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Catching Suspended Fish. Probably
the single toughest fishing condition for
the nverago angler is trying to catch bass
when they are suspended. White this
condition is mostly found la the Spring,
right after tha spawn, it is not at all uncommon to find the fish suspended at
other timos throughout the Summer and
iheFflH.
Without thu advantage of a "Fish
Finder", knowing that the fish are actually suspended is almost impossible.
However, once you know thu situation,
there ore a few tricks to help your catch
increase.
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Fishing a topwator plug or shallow
running spinncrbait is an exercise in
futility in trying to coax a suspended,
bass into striking.
First, you must realize that generally
speaking, a suspended boss is usually a
lethargic bass. This moans that locating
those fish will not Insuro catching them.
Yo*_.r success will depend greatly an
your ability to present the lure directly
in front of the fish. A lazy, suspended
baas is not go:ng to travel far to try to
catch a lure. Accordingly, you,need to
use a lure that is within easy reach and
presented in a relatively slow manner- -_
For lure selection, there are a fcw^,.
choices that stand out. One of royyfnvorites is a deep diving cranibafc^
Keep in mind that Just because B
cranlcbait is a deep diver, it doesn't.
mean you have to fish it deep. The depths.
that the crankbail runs can easily hep
determined by the position tn which you. *
hold your rod. A rod held low and
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to water's surface will .'.aflow,^.
reBching a maximum depth;, while zn
held high, in an "eleven o'clock^ per
tion. will cause the lore to run^mia
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bass axe holding and will.; bften^M? aft
that is Deeded to caojristently^'d
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Club Marina clubs its way to victory,
AVON LAKE - The Avon Lake Men's
Monday-Wednesday softball league at
Weiss Field finished up last week with
Club Marina winning both the regular
season champlbiuhtp aiH thu playoff
championship, la the final game of the playoffs. Club
Marina defeated Invocaro by a score of
41-28. Club Marina had 41 hits end 16
homo runs during the game,.with 10 of
those homo'runs coming in the second
inning.
Club Marina had 20 wins and one loss
dunng the regular season
Leading the way for Chib Marina tab*? 1
summer were.
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Jeff Clark - 620 Avg . 12 honwt n u t s .
Marty Stroh - 610 Avg, 20 home runs£
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On Auij. 3, Bob-O-Unk Golf Course in
Avoa held a junior, two-man scramble
Youths ages 13 to 18 from area schools
competed for the top three spots In each
of two divisions..Tho tournament proved exciting with sudden death playoffs
In both divisions.
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In Division I, (10-18), Ryan Veverka
and Chris Henmm both of Strongsvillc
combined far a.66 to win the tpurnamonl, A. second place playoff between
the teams or Tim Walsh/Matt Nolan and v
Jeff Erml/Chris Boroa ended after B tiring four holes. Tho end came after
Etnl'i drive set up a fantastic 25-foot
putt which was sunk for tho birdie. The
long drive was won by Prank Holiday
and the pin shot by Tim Walsh rJ
In the 13 to 15 division. Doug Hal
and Darren Amato ofWestlake toofcC
place with • 67. A i u d d e n d b l
was necessary after, a~ lhnw-wnr
7i's cams In for second and third p l «
The team, of Matt Rltchie/Cory^W
dropped out'and left a-aecondilT
playoff between Corey; Camerfl
Floblg and Stove SUiioh
Kilo. The excitement came wbe
WaiteJeft his-flrst dri\o,/ourjin
rrom the cup which led .Us team to a
die to win second place: The long Hri
wns won by Doug Halpin and the1p
ahotby M a k R I d d l r ^ ^ j ^ ^ " "
BOB-aiiNK JUNIOR LEAGUE 1990 _ _
The Bofco-Unic Junior Oolt LMQue completed its 1990 sewn this weafeQw-iao piayort-;
W w w •** •QM.o* 10 and 16 participated in the league this year ptayMaeacn Friday during?
June and July. Goffers were dMdad Into 3 dtvfskxts according (o their B O M
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tollows.
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The winners In Division A for ages 14-16 were
1st place Adam Reich
' 4th Jamie Fieblg
2nd
Craig Schutzler
5th Robert Wickman
3rd
Darin Amato. •/;;-,
The top girl in Division A was Karen Megyesi
The winners In Division B for ages 12-13 were
1st place AndyBoehnen
4th Tim Nackcwicz
2nd
William Gregory - 5th John Wovlon
3rd
Bcbby Vllcheck
The top girl in Division B was Meghan Kruegor.
The winners In Division C for ages 10-11 were
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2nd
Andrew Nlederat
5th KytaHlonett
3rd
MikeZabala
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The top girl in Division C was Susan
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GYMNASTICS
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ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
32929Lak*Rd.9
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321 Law Rd 933-9524
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33119 EJactrte BoJtwwd 933-5238
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4792 Ortf H i 949-2620
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T H E BRETHREN
1430 Lake B o w Rd.SMUd Lahc 9497888
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52640 Stony (Ug^ Rd 934-4212
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360B0 Chaiter Rd. 9374226
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Avon 937-6201
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RAY'S AUTO &
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The Abbe Wood
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1210 South Abba Howl
Syria. Ohio 44035
216-366-8980
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373 Lawfti-iMrwoodSqu
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29931 L * t Read Bay Vflap, Onto
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468 BtaoVy fted M Woll Road. Bay Wag*
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8 00 a.ra. Hdv ComnvHon
1000 t j n , t U y Comniwton. Sunday Sdxwl
WtdnMday
10.00 a.m. i HoV Communiun
Phon»871-62O0
ST. CLEMENT OF OHR1D MACEDONIA
ORTHODOX CHURCH
38665 Ffmh Cif-h Rd.
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AVON CHURCH OP GOD
3744ft Detail Rd. Anon (Ch. 93WI10)
R M Cantfa Frariar Patlor (nH. 323-1S38)
Smby School 1000 ajn.
Sunday Mom. W o n t * 11-00 M A
Sunk* Ew. Wonrap 6O0 pjn.
ThtMday Fandy TraMna H o » 7 J 0 p j n .
HOLY TRINITY ROMANXATHOLIC CHURCH
33601 Dvtrcil Rd Avon937-&363
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attracts new
Dental Associate
Jeneen Lerch-Lapp DDS
has recently associated with Dr. Michael Keams for the practice of general
dentistry at the Landings "J* Bldg., 32730 Watte* Rd. in Avon LakePracticing genera! dentistry, the diagi-osls and trt'itrnent of diseases of the
teeth and gums. Dr. Ltrch-Lapp's areas of Interest Indude Cawurtfc Dentistry,
Child Dental Care, and PeriodontaJ Tberapy and Maintenance.
Dr. Lercb-Lapp's philosophy of denUstry is to provide comprehensive
preventive dental care with a warm and caring humanistic approach.
A member of the American Dental Association and Ohio Dental Association,
Dr. Lerch-Lapp is licensed in the practice of general dentistry. She graduated
from the Ohio State University. College of Dentistry.
Dr. Lerch-Lapp is now accepting new patients at her office in The Landings.
Convenient evening and Saturday. office hours arc available, to schedule an
appointment please call:
;
933-4486
• / - > » • • '
Jeneen Lerch-Lapp DDS
Landings "J" Bldg.
Avon Lake
BETWEEN THE
AVON LAKE PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOOKENDS
933-8128
"COUNTY FAIR" EXHIBIT. Th*
Library has an appropriate) "County
Fair" louk for August. In the upstairs
display case is an exhibit of pies. cu|>cakes aud mils by Nanci Cawles of
Avon Lake. Her pseudo pius of bread
do-igh were featured in the (uly 1990
tnagj>.zino Crafls, and they do look like
prizw winners.
In' tdu downstairs caau is the
Homecoming Quilt lo bo awarded as
well os samples of the 1989 Pater Miller
House miniature, and this year's Avon
Lake School miniature.
The folk art of Gretchen Sawicki and
Debbie Huvcsy is featured in the Betty
McMahan Meeting Room. Handpalnted
animals, quaint portrait*, and Christmas
Santas are included in this unusual
show. Many uf the pieces may be
custom ordered.
•
AKT MUSEUM BUS TRIP- The
Friends of the Library jre Sponsoring (
anolher afternoon at the Clevebsd
Museum of Art. this time especially w
see the Wtnslow Homer art exhibit. . —
Reservations for the trip on Saturdayr-^
Sept. 22. may be made at the Library, at,-^13
which lime tho fee of S7 may bo paid.'
The bus will leave at noon and return by
5 p.m.
, •
' '
*fy
Lunch may be carried, or bought ia1 fi
the Museum cafeteria.
j* "
Participants are also invited toCj
preview of Window Hornor*s work^L
tho Library on Monday, Sept 10 at 7.30^
p.m. A vidoo will be shown, and a shortSt
talk will precede discussion " ' i a - * s
popular artist's work.
j g
Stop by the Ubrary to register. ^ &*
Academic Notes
Kari Suo Barnum, 325W1 achievo this recognition,
Lake Rd.. Avon Lake and students must maintain at
Daniol Whitingei, 330 luaat a 3.5 grade point
Greenbriar Dr.. Avon average on a 4.0 scale for a
Lake, have been named to minimum of 12 semester
the dean's Uit for the spr- hours of graded course.
ing semester at The work.
Univorsiiy of Pindlay. To
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Dewcy Furniture & Carpet
Vermilion
Carlean M. Buckley -
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see tha great buys! Discover an oasis
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Buckley; tha ' d h ^
Mr. James B u c y r ;
ianhoe -^Avo^ w Shaffliild
Lake, and .Carol H u j
Grafton. Ohio.' ioceived •
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A Tasteof Nutrition
Kaiky Gennain, R.D,
Question: This is onu of my favorite
recipes far a largu crowd, but I've avoided making il because so many of my
friend3 and family are trying to watch
their cholesterol intake. Can you alter
this to make il lower in cholesterol? I-K-,
Avon LakeChicken Salad Souffle
M
1990 CHEVROLET
END OF THE MODEL YEAR
SAVE
ed l>y (jvcr 75%. The sodium was also
drcieaiwd by ^0%.
Ltji-.t Turkey Souffle
12 slices whole wheat brand
4 c. diced turkey brea.st
3/4 c. chopped onion
1 c. chopped green pcpjwr
1 c. chopped celery
12 slices white bread
1/2 c. low fat. cholesterol-free
4 c. diced chicken
mayonnaise
1 med. onion, chopped
1/2 c. plain low-fat yogurt
1 green pepper, chopped
H ejyj whiles
1 c. celery, chopped
3 c. skim milk
1 c. mayonnaise
1 can cream of mushroom soup
I tap. salt
1 c. grated chuddar chees«
4 eggs
Lightly coat a 9x13 inch pan with
II c. whole milk 1
vegetable cooking spray. Cubu tliu bror.d
1 cert cream of m u s h r o o m soup
and placu half of It in the baking dish.
1 c. grated c h e d d a r cheeso
Mix thu mayonnaise and yogurt blen, Cube 6 slices of bi*-ad a n d spread o n
ding thoroughly. Add in the turkey,
the bottom of a greased 9x13 inch p a n .
onion, Kn»M> pepper, and celery. Spoon
Combine next six ingredients and spoon
turkey mixture over bread cuhus. Put reover bread. T o p w i t h t h e rest of the maining bread cube."= over turkey. Combread. Combine eggs a n d milk and p o u r
bine cg(t whites and skim milk. Pour
over the top. Chill overnight. Before bakover lop, cover, ami refrigerate overing top with undiluted s o u p . Hake for 1 night. Pour undiluted soup over top
h u u r at 350 d e g r e e s . A few minutes
before baking. Bake at 350 degrees for 1
boforo done, t o p w i t h cheese a n d melt.
hour. Top with grated cheese mid bake
Let stand 5-10 m i n u t e s before serving.
for !i minutes or until cheese is melted.
Remove from oven and let sta'id 5-10
A n s w e r : I'm s u r e y o u r friends a n d
minutes. Serves 12.
, family will a p p r e c i a t e y o u r consideration i n choosing l o w e r cholesterol
APPROXIMATE NUTRIENT
recipes. It's important t o r e m e m b e r ihot
ANALYSIS
lusturatetl fat should also b e reduced
whin watching cholesterol Intake.
Original Revised
Substituting (urkey breast for chicken v'alorles
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lowered tho s a t u r a t e d fa I a n d
12
cholesterol without altering the taste.
Pulyunsiitunited (R)
11.5 3.3
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3.(1
Saturated (K)
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The changes in the recipe resulted in n
40
3*J0
reduction In calories by 45% and about Cholesterol (rug)
Ii35
BOO
65% less fat. This includes over G0% less S o d i u m I m g l
40%
saturated fat. The cholesterol was rcdiic- % of calories from f«l OZ'S-
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OHIO^ 1
Around and About Avon Lake
One of tho fastest growing institutions
in Avon Lako belongs to tho citizens. It
Is the Avon Lako Public Library OR Electric Blvd.
This week Around and About Avon
Lako will bo devoted to bringing viewers
information about the Library. Four of
the people responsible for tho various
functions of the institution will discuss
various aspects of this growing asset to
Avon Lake.
Jean Parke, library trusteo, will bring
viewers up lo date on the history of the
Library which is celebrating in 60lh anniversary this yfcar:
Clerk-lreasurnr Jon Mackort will explain how tho Library is funded and
now citizens aro paying for tho IJbrary
through their taxes.
Marsha Waugaman. assistant director, who Is roaposihlo for ordering
materials will explain some of tho
criteria sho uses and will also tell of
various community services which the
Library provides.
Then Jonnetto Storms, library trustee.
will explain the selection and tint function of the library board of trustees and
will bring viewers up to date on iho current library usage by tho community.
Following the Library features. Report
front tho Mayor wiu bring nn update on
the municipal government us .Mayor
Richard Hausrod reports on Council's
August 0 meeting and brings an update
on city uffuirs.
These programs will begin on Thursday, August 10 and may be seun daily
throughout the wook at 10 a.m., 2 p.m., 5
p.m.. 7 p.m., 9 p.m., and midnight oh
Chiinnot31.
Around and About Avon Lako and
Report from the Mayor, as well as Let's
Talk, and Concert in the Park are
brought to Avon Lako cabin viewers by
the Avon Lake Cable Advi3ory Commission.. Bill Beemnn is chairman of the
commission; ond Dob Quinlan. Paul
Smith, Dennis Cotlister, and Scott Horrkk are commission members.
LEGAL SERVICES
ATTORNEY
JOHN D. PINCURA
Located At "THE LANDINGS"
OFFICE COMPLEX-BLDG.J
32730 Walker Rd.
Avon Lake, Ohio
CALL
933-0674
HOURS
EVENING
BY APPT. APPTS. AVAILABLE
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WITH SOLID
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3'x3'x3' Approx. Wt. 3.UQ0 ea.
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930 Miller Rd., A v o n , O.
A v o n : 937-6264 - Clevo.: 236-5482
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Theatre Corp.
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(NO PASS)
2. Flatliners (No paw) R
3. Arachnophobla po-t3
4. The Two Jakes R
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Coupon Book
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$8.00 Value For $7.50
871-6979,933-3155
8:00 p.m. Ticket* toW X ndn.
baton ihowllm*. Pfmm lantn
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Starts Friday
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LCCC receives Nord grants
Sheffield - Sheffield Lake News **
third grade through adults can attend
this orientation session on August 22 at
7 p.m. If you are interested In learning
what this session has lo offer, please
contact the Library at the above number.
Blood Pressure
The Summer months arc traditionally
a very critical time of the year for most
blood banks. As people are enjoying
more outside activities, the demand for
blood increases but the supply rapidly
diminishes. The last thing they think of
is slopping to donate blood.
If you are interested in donating, or
know anyone who would like to
schedule a blood drive at their business,
club, or church, please contact Donna
Mates'.c at 233-4224 or4 322-5700.
Please send all news items to Jo Ann
McFail. 5529 E. Lake Road. Sheffield
Lake. Ohio 44054 or call 949-5531 and
leave a message. All items for this column must be received by noon
Thursday.
Summer Reading Club Party
The Dotnonkss Library will be having
a summer trading dub party on August
17 at 2;30 p.m. To participate in the
Magical Fun Factory with Jim Kleefcld.
contact the Library, for more information on obtaining tickets. Either call
Domonkas at 94&-7410 or stop In ai 4125
E. LakoRd.
Computer Orientation
Learn how to use the computers at tfao
Domonkas Library by attending a free
orientation Mission. Children in the
Lorain County Community College targeting "long-lived" people* social *et-|
has received two grants from The Nord vice agencies, health care profession!^,*
"*
Family Foundation for the now family members and others Inter
academic year. One is a grant of 5*0.000 Programs wilj be developed to .
to enhance the efforts of Women's Link, emotional and educational growth"
a support group that assists LCC? , portunities for older people, vrhUa .._
students and community members with community will be exposed to th» bso^i
personal, career and educational goals. band of issues Involvod in
v/-?**
Although targeted toward concerns of and the aging trf America.
women, men are also welcome at the acOne component of the Center already
tivities and meetings. This is the third underway is the Academy for"Sonlo
year The Nord Family Foundation has Studies, an opportunity for
recognized Women's Link with funding. to meet in informal study and d
]
A new LCCC Center for Lifelong Lear- groups LCCC already provide* free tup
boa
to
those
over
60
for
credit
and
ning is underway with a $50,000 grant
allocated for the next two years. The credit classes end also sponsors
''enter for Lifelong Learning will ser- workshops for senior adults.
vice the in ids of an aging population by
Corner Walker and
Lear Rd., Avon Lake
[GIT6RY
Phone 933-2525
Toll Free Phone 871-3728
LEARWOOD SQUARE, 375 LEAR RD., AVON LAKE
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Your Full Service Neighborhood Pharmacy Modern, Computerized For
Efficient Professional Service
Registered Pharmacist On Duty At All Times
All Your Avon Lake Drugs Prescriptions and Health Needs Art at Fox Drvpii
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Cheese
Pepperonl
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«209
Domestic
$9&5
$i
Swiss Cheese
ib.*ft*°
Eckhch - 98% Fat Free « O 2 9
Cooked Ham
lb. w
Epicure
$OB0
Roast Beef.......... lb. t
70 Sheet
Biery Garden
79*
&g% « e
Monday thru Thursday
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., 5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
EAT-IN DINING ROOM ONLY!
-J2/*1*
Foster Grant Sun Glasses
Ft* Man and Women
50% Off
.
VI
Limit 2
Per Customer
2FOR1
" v
THE PARTY CENTER
2 Prints
933-909?
fj • .BuyJ l Get2nd'FnEE!
Everyday
Low
Price
Baked
1 DiXY SERVICE1
F=$l.00
• 0»»inighl . , ' W * Prornla*
Italian BreadFresh
"One To Keep. One-To.Share'"'
NEYSAVING COUPON/ ^ , .
ANY
til Sit of 24 PrtnU . , . : . . ; . . . ; . $ 4 > 8 9 vti'i
2nd S«t of 24 PrinU FREE
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quire Shopping Center .'
375 Uar Roid
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Avon Lake, Ohio 44012 ..
(25* Value)
, WWiPufchiwOtAnyAmeriCio
fMncAf* otnra
.
FOOT-LONG'I
SUB OR
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LARGE SALAD i
J FREE STAMP
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birthday cards?
Does not apply for ™j
ordeljveiV|!
UmtPiUm
FOX DRUG FILM DEVELOPING
/
Learwood
Square
933-7000
BAY:
899-9927
1st PlacG in Taste
Spicy Cheese
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— I n Our Bakery—
Muffins Cookies 9
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LEARWOOD
SQUARE
933-9099
OfEH UTE SEVEN MGKTS A WEEK
OPEN EVEKY N1GIIT TIL MIDNICHTnUDAY A SATtmOAY TIL JiOO AJI. ,
Not Vtlid With Any Otbcr Dtocotma
V«fld At Snwr loetlkin Until
*"1" Owe Dttcount Per Cuttomn Per Vlili
JVS student registration
Lorain County JVS students and their
parents/guardians have been invited to
attend a registration session prior lo the
opening of school.
During registration students will
receive their schedules and take core of
other items of business to ensure a
smooth start to the school year. Students
are also requested to make thair fee
payments on the day they register.
Juniors may register on Wednesday,
August 22 from 12:30-7:30 p.m. Their
first day of school is Tuesday, August
28
Seniors may register on Thursday.
August 23 from 12:30-7:30 p.m. Their
Homecoming booths
Clubs, businesses, and organizations:
it's time to reserve your space at Avon
Lake's Annual Homecoming Festival.
This year's dates are Saturday, Sept 29
and Sunday, Sept. 30. Booth hours wll!
be Sat. (12-5) and Sun. (10- 3). To participate, please return the following
form. Come join us and make this year's
festival another event to remember-
first day of school is Wednesday, August
29.
There are still a few openings in
selected JVS programs. Students who
are interested in learning more about attending the JVS for the 1990-91 school
year can call thu guidance office.
774-1051. 322-6927. ol 986-6601.
This is the second year thai the Lorain
County JVS has done student registration prior to the first day of school. In
addition to taking care of necessary'
paperwork, it gives part-nts/guurdians
an opportunity to ask questions and
raoet school staff members.
Phone.
Address.
No raffles or games of chance permitt»d. Entry subject to approval of
Homecoming Stweiing Committee. Fees
set according to typo of organization
and activity. Any questions, feel free to
call Ellon, 933-610G. or Carol, 933- 2275.
Return to Carol Meinors, 3230S Orchard Park. Avon Lake. Ohio 44012.
Name of Organization,
Type of Artivily,
Person to Contact.
I
CW—-V^-S-r.W. b
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Sidewalk Sale
Art]§9^* Thursday
S^-^"*^ •PWHOV
Friday
August 16 10 - 8 p.m.
August 17 1 0 - 6 p.m.
August 18 1 0 - 6 p.m.
Saturday
400/b to 7 5 % OFF
GIFTS, PLUSH & NOVELTIES
Specializing in Exotic Birds -, Breeder & Exhibitor
A
12 Pk. Assorted
C#i«tt
RECYCLED CARDS
* Z
talltta*otqamtitypmtmuppUm*
$5.00 OFF
$10.00 OFF
Young Cockatlels
Young Love Birds
GOODS
Include* fna Health Exam
oftar Good thru &31-90
We carry a full line of picture frames,
stationary, balloons, party goods & gifts.
Bird Taming Clinics - By Appointment
CARDS & GIFTS 933-4838
for Utokly Drawing - WIN A FREE PET* *
LEARWOOD SQUARE
PHP
933-4900
UBi
LEARWOOD SQUARE
Hours: Mon.-Sat 10-9; Sun. 11*5
Hardware
Helpful
NAHZA
• Fresh Flowers
• Fenton G!sss
For All Occasions • Brass Giftware
• Fruit Baskets
By Copper Craft
• Planters
* Balloons
• Country & Victorian
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933-5445
cievo. 899-0620
933-8400
1-800-543-7450
ONLY 49°
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[RENT a MOVIES AT REGULAR PRICE I
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• Black Rain
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| JVC
Video Cassette
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375 Lear Rd., Avon Lake
933-4752
33S01-K Lftka Rd.. Avon Laka. OH
{H»v Port, Ot«c*N«rttoO«n«r»}
• FI«ld of Dreams
uun* o-v - pen CUSTOMER
#tJ
Conveniently Located in
LEARWOOD SQUARE
Previously Wowed Movtea
For Your Horn* Library
• Harlom Nights
—
$4.95
AH Major Cr«ai Cards Honored
TWO AVON LAKE LOCATIONS
I
SPECIAL
MIXED
BOUQUET
W* Win Flown WoHdwtd*
j
LMfwood Squu*
375 U t t FW., Avon L»k», OH
CASH&
CARRY
FLOWER SHOP
YOUR
SERVICE FLORIST
August 16th, 17th & 18th
Spectacular Savings
375-A Lear Road
Avon Lake, Ohio 44012
perpkg.
5 Fc. Stationary & 2 Envelopes
With Any $5.00 Purchase
With This Ad Only
Young Budgies
$ 1 0 . 0 0 OFF
e o
Reg. Value $15
p
Fancy GoUfiih • Btptk* - Snwfl Anlmah
Wing Clipping
NsH Trimming
Bird Boarding
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couponwtth toeortilog ort«f only.
with any Ut gannenl dry ctvantd *t ragulv pric«,
rac*tv« * 2nd u n M «tow«r price doth gamwil
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AVON LAKE
ELYRIA
CLEVELAND
933-6195
365-3761
871-7273
933-7700
366-6590
871-8880
Service Is my
Middle Name.
Buying or Selling?
Let me help you
with your home.
Call
CAROL KRAS1N
933-7700 todayl
CHOICE RESIDENTIAL LOT
255490, 235434. Choice lot on quiet Sheffield Lake
residential street Two tots combined are 105x123.
Gas. water & sewer on street. Must see to appreciate.
Community Road South of Ferndale. $15,000. Call
RAY ANDERSON 933-7700.
AVON LAKE CAPE
415765. Pretty 2 BR Cape Cod Bungalow on a
beautifully landscaped loL Quiet wooded street, targe
living rm.. formal dining rm. both, with hardwood
floors. First floor bath. Newly remodeled kitchen with
pantry. Breakfast room with skylight First floor den
that could be extra bedroom. Two bedrooms up.
Large 15x26 rear deck, wood deck front entrance.
572,500. Call RAY ANDERSON 933-7700.
Realty One
Presents
OPEM SUNDAY 2 - 5 P.M.
426487. Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac street, this
stunning 4 bedroom Colonial (s a must see. Priced at
$192,900 featuring a beautiful lawn w/sprlnkier
system, deck A full basement. Cozy family room tor
relaxing or enteitainioy. Ail the amenities you desire.
Call CAROL KRASIN 933-/700.
PRICEDTORQUICK DEAL
Avon Lake owners are, moving out of state and have
reduced the price on their lovely three bedroom ranch
to $S7,S00. Home features Include new whole house
air, stunning woodbumfng fireplace, full basement
and Florida room. Call PAUL SMITH for more information or personal tour.
AVON - LOT
262479. GREAT location) 100'x250' butfdable lot. For
sale or will build to suit. Asking $32,500. Call JOYCE
or KATHY 933-6195.
NEW LISTING
4 Bedroom, 1W baths, family room, laundry room plus
the regulars. All down at the end of a daad-end street.
Largest lot on the Mock, 80'X120'. Attached garago
end fenced yard, also. Only $68,500. Coll BRAD
HANDY for your showing, 933-6195.
18 Wanted to Rant
RESPOKS1BIJK marriadcoupiw.no
chldran, lookingtoLEASE/OPTION
• OVaa or lour badroom harm m
Am*Avon Laka sn*. Can srtord
S300-MS0 par month. Cad anyiims,
933*178. M«a> or lort. ; .
19 Office
Rent ,.-
Space for
BUXL, 1 J S U WALKER
flO. 400 aouara hat. SSOOa month.
Avatfabla OcL 1st. C*H 833-2330,
OFFICE - apACtrAVAiLXaXE;
downtown Lefaln.afl or part of 4,300
sq.IL Contact 833421fl or 282-3719.'
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•
HtLP. Jooa
tor pwmanani pan-Uma raaidantlal
daamng. Room for advanoamanL
TmwportaUon avatfabi*. Apply at:
4B37 Mffl« Industrial Parkway. North
FUdgavMa, Onto. 44038
CHHJDCAAEnawMdtor3 momti otd
m Saptambar, Uon^Frt. Pivfarabry
In our AL homa. but nol nacaataty.
PlatM call S3M148.
HSM&tD~i<x OK*•ional waakandt and avaninga. KtQh
Kftool «tudants 1 4 1 up walcoma to
•pptg. C M 933-0140.
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WANT A GOOD SIZE LOT
: ;
FOR A MODERATE PRICE?
435447. Then don't miss this brick 3 bedroom ranch
that features i V i baths, woodburner and k>vely
Florida room. The 100x143 wooded lot Is located on a
quiet neighborhood street. The roof la only 5 years old
end has a brand new gutter system. Home has an oxA
tra single car garage Ideal for boot or camper storage.
$84,900. Call tteier LEE BEIDLER 933-6195.
WAITING FOR A BARGAIN?
.-;•, \ . -I '
Here ft Is! An Avon Lake three bedroom homo wtlfi
IVi baths, close to schooffr and.1 library;:.Basement,
heated garage, family room, and a beach membership, alt for a low $79,900. Call PAUL SMITH
933-6195.
FAIRLAND BUILDERS, INC.
CELEBRATING
30 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
33332 CHATHAM ORJVE
Oprni SaU-Sun. 1-6
PRICES STARTING AT * 130,500
Jim SodanhoM
Serving t h * R a i l E i U U
neexJs ol pcopls Ilk* you In
Lonin and Cuyahoga CounifM. HOW MAY I SERVE
YOU?
.
CALL 933*195
ASK FOR OEL
IF ANYONE CAN
PETERKIN CAN
MODEL HOME HOURS
U 3 MARBROOK LANE
Open Mon.-Thurs. 1-8
S«t.-Sun. 1-6
327-4900
779-6440
Majy Ann Tildan
033-4105
871-7273
CONPtT-RANCH
Ail the comforts of home plus rocroation facilities,. 2.
bd., 2 full baths, 2 eating areas, family room
w/ftreplace, walled off patio. A KNOCK OUT. MARGE
KEARNEY 933-6195.
Jack or JIH ol all iradaa. MUM b>
constiancknia. Typing, must ba naal
and accurala. Data, antry. Dllng.
da&v«ry work. Answaring phonM.
No tales Just doing ntt-around lobs
kn our ornca. Work wU ba dlvarstnad.
Plaoaa aand rasuma and talary r*.
qulraownti hr PO Bo* 30OOBPI.
Avon Lnka. Ohio 4«)12. Hours
wouU h j Oanvipm or 1pm*pm.
Plaosa atata your pralaianoa on
your rasuma. Orfxa la localad In
Avon toka.
CLUB WEST-A LUXUHV ft£TiKE~.
MENT COMMUNITY IS SEEKING A
PART TIME ASSISTANT COOK.
PLEASE INQUIRE AT 27569
DETROIT RO.. WESTLAKE FROM 8
A.M.-4 P.M.. MON.-FRL
DOCTOR'S OFFICC nMds matuia
panon tor insuranc* OaparUrwnL In•uranca •iparlanca haiptut. Can
777-1244.
ELECTRONIC JOBS • No. avpTrwc.
SI4S(VhCit21^
738.1068 EASTO1.7 (Uys.
Bam-Bpm.
TER (wadad. my Avon homa, 2 day*
par waak. 3 chltdran. good waga.
SEUJNO 13 EASY. Swmmar proHatamncas naaoad. C f l 934«afe
ducu, (*ua graal prtcaa aquals a u y
monay, aaty hours * you ar* V M M B CONSULTING, 5 m up to
XXMM par waak. A«s»mbling proCan 7344B74.
boaa. Catt M7-W31.734-3143.
ductii Mftooy.CM11-731-8900.
THEPRCSfttslooUngtorawmaria
AWEAfftfrnresHHiRciAU
e
STABLE
covaT' Avon achoou and local
Earn artra monay. AM Agaa. Ail
KELP. Must ba draandabM. • * •
govarrimant Work avaninga. 8-12
typas naadad- No axpwtenca. CaB
OFFICES
partanoa halpfuL Contact J. Taylor.
hours cm waak. Sand rasuma to:
now! 14OO4404O32 a)d-2M.
North
Crast.
alter
flpm.
D33-4M-I.
Avon Wrltar, PO Box 330, Avon
FulSsCTMtrialSarticw
Lak*. Ohio 44012. Ann: Marcy.
Parrama or tuDUmt day hslp naad^ PICTURE F f l A M r N o T T . o r t r i
- fontoranf aa/au* Wutturff
ad.
Apply
al
Karmy
Kings,
Tha
LanOlmstad Shop, fuB 8 pwUltn*. Ex*
Landlnga araa mothar K> wauri
• ' ,-• fitnaaacantar • •
dings. A.L.
parlanc* not nacassary.
aiamaniarr aga a>n twtora «nd attar
. '
' rsatauranfs • •
77M6OT.
•chool dayt only. S S M t e a
--,
travataganctoa HatublaCrHldCarvnaMadtora.4.
•" prtnt shop • '
and 1 yaar okt Mon^FrL. B:t5-4pm
babyalllar w/iranaportairoti
helTsaton
m your homa or nur hams. Plaaaa
WUJSettORK
«w>ta4 ki my homa for 10
fd
wlda ranga c4 prtcM
caifa}tarBpnri,93440BZ. .
invalid cara. O-days a w « k .
Wastlaha ana. Own uansixvutlon.
M S X M a K Monday trav
King Jamaaj Offlc* Park
;
Hours: 9:45-3: iBpm. Dapsndrbh.,
Ctaanlng Staff naadad at NoTh
WaaOaka
8714274. arlaf 4pnl.
Coaat YMCA. For more tntorr^aflon
Attention LCCC, CSlTaml othar
•35-1100
or to schsdula an InWmtaw, atfl
looal eollaga aludanla—
Judy ar Carln at 833-9100.
Raaponaibla
adutu
naadad
(or
OFFKsk SPACC, 1400 tq.IL ground
countsr halp, daya and avanlnga.
flucti.
SCCL
PtMOftAM
RBE3
floor, many wkMowa, drtva up partFlaUtla Mura. Apply In paton at
SPECIAL PtOPtMl YMCA School
Ing in park Ok* aa«ng, 24080 Carnar
Subway, 375 Laar Rd.. Avon Lcka or Aga Child Cam Workars naadatf tor
ybOt) 8CRVICC WOftitER
n&g*. Mark, 835-18101B6M Cantar. RMga Hd.. Rocky
batora and alJar Kfwol programs In
ft CUSTOMER Butvice wornccn
Avon Lakn, North , Olmstad,
FuH
Uma, parl-tlma, fl««ibl« day or
TH8 MORTHNIDQC, 9SS0O Wasdaka and North RktoavWa.
nigrrt. E»caltsnt company barMflts.
W I S T H I H t S T i n A V E . N. Hours from BaOantftOOam and
Maals ft umtorms provMad. Plasaa
3:30pn>8»)0pm.
Contact
Nancy
Rroaivmi£. A 64 auRa factttty now
apply In parson:
•ocapSng appOcatlonatortha foOow- Woznlak or Pal Tamar at Tna Waat
20 Help Wanted KENNY KJNQS
Shora YMCA, 671-668S; or Judy
RESTAURANTS
YARD KELP: Poaftton avaJtabta tor Ing porinona: MaMananca, cooks,
Senmltt
at
Tha
North
Coast
YMCA.
25487 O«tn>K. Waaoaka
raspontibia parsontopattern misc., tarvanAachan hate, houaaks«-l>ara, 93.1-8100. Plaasa, call M-F,
EJOtEJ
•ght cfltaa A houaafcasplnr 2nd ft
duSaa ef plant. A M I * / aflar 1:00pm,
Jn? aMU. Plaaaa appty h parson.
Monday through -Friday at: 830
¥J3itttt*i. AftaiMBLV. Parmmw
YMCA &A.C.C. (School Ass CMU
MflMf Ro«Avon. '
>
•>
THE CHAanlN DEPARTMENT
Msantblv posWona avaliWa In our Cara) 'Mora Than Just A'Latch
STORE, eallar - of Una- classic
ASSItfAKT . PLAMT MANAGER:
Avon Laka faoUNr. Starting rata U
Kair Prooram". Batora and altar
cJoMWng. saafca tatentad IndMduals
fenmadUM oparHnotora panon w«h par hour, 2S hours par waak. Apply
school cara Mrvtcing alt Avon Lake
tor
ths* Rocky RtvW location. Fu« ft
knowtodM or buldlna malartata.
m parson from Bam toffpmd w r PubUe and Parochial studsnts bat*
p«rt-«ma poawona availabla, flaiiWa
F u l l nlrrafn County anas. Sand
Waatam Entarprlaaa, 3M72 Pin Oak wwn ma hours of Q:3Qam4:O0am
hours. AppHcanta must hava a
raauRW.'to: P.O. BOX 3 8 1 » , Parkway. Avon Ufca. OWo 44012.
and3:0Opnv«^0pm. 033-8100.
daalratoprovkto axcaftanl cuslomar
Oav»land.Ohki441M.
aatiaunoa. Plaaaa caH Mr, Robart
EOC
XAAY TECHNICtAN. Part-limi,
Companion -naadad lor. nfcfrty
Roaanthal ot 247-4332 or vtaM our
busy
orthopadki
ordca.
PtaaM
sand
MH*TBAMT1D for CoWSTBUCi
ganoaman In Avon Lah* PosaMs
Bsachcllfr loeatlon lor an
rasuma
ft
salary
raoutramams
to
irtHn. Boom/board In net ung» tor TIOMJ** »*«• naadad. Oood pay.
appncaDon.
P.O. BOH 4S115. waatSfcs, 44145.
CaB
777-1209.
car* gfc*n.C*a 8334078.
•
REDUCED TO 362,900
NEED A GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION?
261875. Room for 5 offices plus kitchen area, parking
in front and rear - 204 deep lot, Room for expansion.
Owner out of state wants sold now! Lake Rd. location could also be used es single famBy home. Call the
lister CAROL J . GRESCO 933-6195.
NEWLY LISTED
438443. Spin " N " Span Split This super dean home
has everything your looking for - 3 spacious
bedrooms. Central air, family room with walk out fa
manicured lot & covered patio, eat-In kitchen plus formal dining room, life bath, priced at $71,900 Near
Oakwood Park. Call CAROL J . GRESCO 933-6195.
DEL PETERKIN
NEW LISTING-AVON LAKE-S136.0O0
438467. Investigate this 4 bedroom. 2V4 balh frames
and stone Colonial on 100x153 deep; treed ^ lot"
Features central half foyer, formal living and dining;
rooms, plus country sized eat In kHcrtth with view of
fireplace in step down family room; Basement and 2
car attached garage. See with lister DEL PETERKIN
933-6195.
Noon-S.-M, Mon. m m FrU Otriea
Hmlp. Filing and totting ma*. Avon
Laka. PlaaM sand m u m * and
salary raquframanla to: OFFICE
HELP, PO BO* 300OBP, Avon
Uka, Ohio 44012. „.
ATtENbANTS tor O t p y
Hondkappad Sludants. 1 full Hnw;
•ubsMuUw on call aa naadad:
199041 school year. CaK Lakvwood
School*.
62*4215.
lUTOftS, Learning DiaabiiiUasT
part-lima, K-12. Ohio Canfflcation in
Laarning OisatOmaa raquirad. Cafl
Lakawood Schoola, 929421S.
CU3T0 O l A N E W d O b
PflESflYTERIAN CHURCH NEEDS
A PART TIME CUSTODIAN. APPLICATIONS WILL BE TAKEN
BEOlNNtNO THURSDAY, 8-12 ONLY. 1450? D E T R O I T A V E .
2204814, ASK FOR PAT.
AVON LAKE M O M ~5¥EK8"
MATURE WOMAN TO CARE FOR 2
YEAH OLD 4 DAYS A WEEK IN MY
HOME. CALL 933-7178.
RECCPTtOtHSt • matura ra*ponsT
« • indMdual tor fuo mm amptoy
manl In interior daslgn stor^.
73483W.
SEUL TH^ FUli. POfltFOU A
As a salsa rapraaanWIva tor tha
Mutual ot Omaha Companlaa, oflar
ftmr proapacta haaJth, Oto, muu> a
homa ownara inauranoa. aa wwtl aa
mutual tonda. Can you qualify tor
this aacitirta c«r«*»7S*nd rasuma
to: Mutual of Omaha, cfo Gary M.
Taoumaa. M l 11 Country dub Blvd.
Sutta 203. North Omatad, OH
44070. Equal Opportunity CompardasMiF
Automotlva
ROMAN CHAfltOT INC. .
LooUngtoraxpariancad mstaflara of
ravtytirn accasaortaa. (top pay tor
w skBk) TraJnsaa wateoma alao.
rralning program avsHabla. Apply
«t 10830 Ban*aRd..Ctsvaland, OH,
Aug.i5 thru 31, tOOpm.
OILLV WILLY'S, put-Uma ft£f JUL
SALCS.
FtsiiMa hours, days, avantnga,
waakonda. Can 39*0218.
BA&Y£irrER~WANTia FOR t N FANT. M . DAYS A WEEK. MY
H0ME.67.HS0M. i : ; .
i
PROORAMCRV:. snbr PARTY
CLAIMS ADHMfSTRATOA,
Waabjida. la aaaUng an IndMdual
wNh 2-4 yrs. COBOL programing n >
psrtanc*. Hi* anoVor PC knovrladga
la haCpfUL Salary nagoBabia wtth a«psnanca.
ol
Syi Sand rvsuma tec Manager
pi
Sysiams. P . O . B O K B 4 B 2 S
Ctavalar
land, OH 44101-4820 r
r
THE NORTH fttOdC. 3 6 9 9 0
Waatmlrtttar Ava., Norn RktoaMH*,:
a M sitsa tscSXf, now accapuna M-TpOcatkmstorthatotiowMgpoa^na.
MalnUnanca, Cook, fcrvatWKltchan Halp, Nousakaapara. Uqnl c4>
Aca ft housakaaplng, 2nd * 3rd
shms. Plaasa apply In panun.
i
COUNTER PERSON
Ara youtooungtora position that Is
conanuaVy rmi and Chaflangmg?
Would you Kfca to work wtth nfos pacI*t who bacoma (amiry and assist
supsr cuatomars who bacoma
MsndsT
i
It so, wa'tf Ikatohava you Join us In
tha orofMstonsl fabric Industry Wa
will train you to 6scoma u
knowtadoaabM pun of mr Worn,
Four psn-tlrM eouniar pMHtona ara
curraMfy avaJlabla.
Wa oflat a highly compaubVa waga,
sarvica dtoooum, paid vacations ft
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The Father-Daughter i
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results. Let us help you
vmlfi all your Real Eslats
Needs. A full time professorial learn ivith 30 yrs.
combined exporience <"
Residential, Commercial.
or Land Properties, Call us
- JOHN & UICHELE
LEABU- 9334195.
SOMETHING SPECIAL!! S80's
434383. if you liko older homes you will love this
spackxja 3 bedroom, m balh cotanial! Homo has
had much T.LC. All appliances stay. Park like yard
plus super oversized 2Vi car garage with plenty of
room for hobbies. Exciting home!! Call ADA TURMAN
933-6195.
SELLING? BUYING?
CALL
KENKODGER
for the
Best Service
In Real Estate
Res. 933-2682
This home has Just what you're tookina for in a 3
bedroom, \Vi bath, eat-In kitchen, mud room and 2
car attached garage. Located in great area of Avon
Lake on wooded lot. CalUOHN & MICHELE LEABU
933-6195.
-MILLION DOLLAR" LAKE FRONT
A, once In a life-time opportunity to acquire a truly
magnificent lake front estate! This newer home of
over 5,000 square feet is located on 3.5 ACRES of
lakt* Iron: property; 300 FEET of protected LAKE
SHORE) 51,150,000. Call KEN KODGER.
WALKER COMMONS
Don't get shut out of the quality new building In Avon
Lake. A few condo offices are still available. Located
in high traffic comer. Ample parking. They're waiting
to be finished to your needs. Call for details,
MICHELE & JOHN LEABU 933-6195.
SPARKLING COLONIAL-WESTWINOS
"Uks-new" 4 bedroom family home w/unique MBR
bath Priced at $239,900, this home offers a very
private yard. on woods with unsurpassed eat-inkhchen, family room w/WBFP and finished recreation
room Many upgrades. A must soefll Call KEN
KODGER, 9334550.
A GREAT BUY IN THE LANDING
This spacious ranch has 3 targe, bedrooms, 2 full
baths, a great room with woodbumlng fireplace, fully
equipped kitchen with all appliances., Central air.
Move right In. Homo has just been professionally
painted inside and out. All of this far $119,500. Call to
seel JOHN & MICHELE LEABU 933-6195.
JUST USTED-TRULY A BEST BUY
This 3 bedroom plus den family home Is located on a
truly wonderful propertyll Treed lot with creek backing
on private woods!! Great Family room with WBFFH
Matchless eat-In kitchen!) Priced to sell quickly at
$139,900! Drive by 32S75 Greenwood and then call
KEN KOOOER, 933-6550.
A LOT IN AVON
Great location for 1.23 acre lot. Zoned residential. Call
JOHN A MICHELE LEABU 933-6195.
PRICED SLASHED SS,OOO-WESTW1NDS
The friendly character of this 4 bedroom colonial
reflects the charm of the neighborhood. The classic
front po-pKfc and, curved staircase create a sense of
hospitality.The side entry garage makes this home a
STEAL at onfy $203,900111 CallKEN KOOGER.
NEW HOME?
424167. Then you will want to see this. Fully constructed 23004- sq. foot Colonial, gas heat, central
air, formal dining, room, hugs deck, full 2Mi car
garago, 4 bedrooms with 2W baths, closets galore.
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR call CAROL MURPHY at 933-6195 for an appointment today.
S154.9C0.
Homes forSale
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M W M , 3 hil baths, 7. Onjplacaa,
country Uletian wtffi charry caUoawi
.tnd brick wal containing Hove, 2
enns. Isrgs nraoiaca and ga» pnN.
Qaa baasboani haat and cantraTak,
Florida room ovarlooM part* and
targa landacapad traad lot AUenad
2 car garsaa.- tocatad do** to
schools. pa.fc and pool. »174,900.
933-4020.
•
WOODED CORNER LOT
1.3 acma vacant land zoned R-1A. Close to lake. Call
for details - JOHN & MICHELE LEABU.
Cotvovmn n«*dadtoraldwiy man
In Avon Uha. PtwIWa B*^n,
RooRVtMMrd In ««fi«nga tot cara
glvvn. Cad «334<r7Q.
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North. MO Brick MM Run. 3 4 R .
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TOHAIN INOSTRIAL PARK
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or boUd lo aUL 10.000 aq.ft. cpaea
now ayallabia. 42,006 aq.R. *m
leading docAa avadaMa lor aata or
iMMMcatad adlacant lo Ford Motor
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933-6195
365-3761
871-7273
AVON LAKE
ELYRIA
CLEVELAND
JUST LISTED - WILL SELL ITSELF
418446. Thistastefuly<tocorated3bedroorn,1tt bath
ranch with life baths, huge family room, dining; new
eat-in kitchen, 2 car attached garage, newer furnace,
roof, hot wtr. tank is sad. it's meticulous owner it
transferred, $35,500. Call the lister ADA TAYLOR
933-6195 today.
JUST USTED NEW CONSTRUCTION
3 BR, 2V4 bath Colonial, gas fuel, central air, bose.nent, nice location, 45 days to complete, Si 15.900.
Call (he lister ADA TAYLOR 365-3781 today.
NEW LISTING -RANCH ON 1 ACRE
437111. Spacious rooms and bright, open floor plan
In Avon on a woodland setting yet minutes from I-90.
$98,000. Call the lister ADA TAYLOR at 933-6195.
PRICE INFLATED? NOT HERE
Roomy and reasonable and hard to beat at the pricel
Four bedrooms, family room with brick w/b fireplace,
, full dry basement, screened deck makes this homo an
opportunity tor.f^e smart family. Now priced at a low
$125,900. Wol .'seeing/worth ownlngl Call for appointment. PAUL SMITH y33-619S.
AVON EXECUTIVE RANCH
;-_"•'
with walk out baesmenL 4 bedrooms, 3V4 bathsi 3 car
garage, Jacuzzi & security system are only a few of
the features that grace this beautiful homo. Large turnaround driveway leads to the, brick-4 cedar sWod
home. Call BRAD HANDY for'more Information,
9334195. ;
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NEED MONEY
AVON LAkE-Cnarmhg M B houM
on quM straat. Indudaa aO appUancaa. lancad yardw/gai p *
oabKMd garaga (pat ,powWt).
1500 mo. phM dap. a ML CaH:
B92424S daya. B33JS6T avanlnQt.
AVON LAKE Room id hniury homa
on laW. tor ona only.
kar
laaa*. B3MSB8..,
30ft (U-LEVEL tH AVON LAKE on
guM bacd atraat. ABachad ptraga.
2 bath*, tamtty room. AvaHabM Sipt.
1S. 1 yr. laaaa onfy; H90 par mentn
v x * aacurlty daeot«. For Inlorma-.
Uon caD 933-7687 BRW o pm.
DO BUSINESS OUT
OF YOUR HOME
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opportunities
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SCHOOL EXPENSES
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P.O. Box 335
Avon Lake, OH 44012
(QWa Nama, Addrau A Phono)
14 For rent
933-7700
366-6590
871-8880
MORTM OtSaTED - 2-Bfl Hema,
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oarapt-' 3 acraa. AralL O c t t
ROCKY RtVEa iBdrm.,
b*m, t-i/3 battvhaal, air,
PBn RENT - CEOARWOOD,
•padoua frfm. apt, 2-6R. a-balh,
dimngroom. dan, garaga. pool. AC;
B3M7Sa
LAKEwOOD, 2 Bfl apanmant up
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4pm...,
2 a 3 Dadrooma from S710
Aomormi aarvtca* optional!
Pati art tualeonwl
No Mtpal
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MOVE-IN BONUS
AVAILABLE!
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1 5 A pa r t m e n t /
House/Share'
NOW
SHCTiELOLAKE: 600 kUawood.
27652 E.Wa«Cha«« Parkwiy ,
Ramodalad 2OR ting*, garaga, apWaaflaka
puancaf. NO P£T8. I4O0. Opan
ft/12 a 8/tO, 1'Bpm. 1HM0-7314.
BEPROOM, (ISO A MONTH.
KoutanoM prMUgaa, catnaraady.
BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOMES
own noun, parking ipao*. aopaH to
NOW AVAILABLE!
but tmn; 32040 U k a Rd. A.L.
(targa gram houM Waal onmar N,
2 Bedroom. 1-1/2 Balh
PoM * Lafca Rd) A*k lor Carol,
Waaharfdryar IFuWl*}
933-8780.
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0374431.
27SS3>E Waatthailar Pkwy.
Uuat off Cartoon Rd.,
Sftottiaid Laka, 2BR wttn qaragv,
North of OottoN)
ntea yird. Pnrfw coopta or wnn ona
ChW. J400. 94»-7710\
aW-0550
A-1 AREA7AVON LAKE. Uka viaw,
. aqual houalno opportunny
ranch, bamw. Nwiiaca, baths, doobt« oaraga.
NO
PETS,
$790.
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JAMES NORTH IN WESTl/KE.
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AFTER OCT. 1 . CALL DAVE OR
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DUNE AT 273483a.
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ha*a non-imohars only. Call
933-7t«a
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Oaaeh. ZtMdRxmi. 2 balh. Waakly.
933.7000. ' F u r * *
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t-t/2 bath Condo.
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HILTON1 HEAD - SHIPVAIU)', iitacps
o, iraa golf, lannf*. 3 tvtn.kt baach.
Avail. Oct.B-12. S9S0,331-3341.
HlLTOfi HEAD -,,S Bdrm v«a.
batch, big pool, tonnla, Avail.
Aug.18 A 29 S3tM«79
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By Maria BnnW
Graduala O> Th« Royal Coraarvstory - MontrBal. Canada. AS
lavala.cttklrBn and aduftS- Cn3 tor
appoliUnortL 327-4533.
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Personals
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amal group day cara In (padou*
Bay vJaga honw. CaH 871-622*.
YWCAS-A.C.C.
(School Ana CNW O r a l
•MoraThanJuaTA'Latehrtay-Pro.
gram* B a l o r * and attar
RmOEROAHTtM cara awvtdng a«
WCSTLAKK PubBe and Parochial
atudantt batwaan Bw hour* of
&30an>«a0pni.
LOST: Cat. Shafflald LakiTBlacH
and gray (trip* wrwn»a rror*. Loat
August 5, HawanL 94O-M10.
FOUNO CAT, Waadaka. amaM.
UadUbrown. sranga. W M M , lung fur.
AftacDonua, K M - W H .
40 S«rviCM
H U n VACUUM CLCAHCft
CO. SALES AM) BCttVICE. N«w
and ratwM ctaanart. ouaranlaad
Irwaat prtoa* on naw daanara. Wa
rapalr a l mafcaa. warranty akx» for
HOVMT and Cwafca. 1S11B OatroA
Bd- Lakawood. PldMipjnd datvary
aiaaaMa. Cal i-32+Cno.
•ELICTRICAL * TEUVHOME
WORK.
fiaaaonablo R a t a l .
133-4003.
•UCICS HAKSWAfltt,
37079
Damn Rd. Awm. Saxm wtndow
andacratnrvptir.CaR KH«1IB.
lianiifT tf i s .
c«U Clmty 03S-7SM. » yaan
• paaaW j T O l ^
(School Apt CMd C«t*)
•Uora Than JuMA'Laleri Kay* Program" Batara and aflar acftool car*
aantdng a l NOfTTH O U M T f O
Pubic and Parochial atudanta balwaan tha houra of T^OarrMWXJam
and WMpm*3Qprn. ftTt-MW.
BASYSnTlNa at my horn*, s monIha and up. Expaoanoad.
In Laaf Wonh araa. 327-2afla.
batora ft afwr achool
Wlhxw School ara«
•A6V strnMO M my homa.
Hatuta, rnwabta 34 hour •anrtoa.
PA V I N O T O O M U C H
To hava your houaa Claanad?
Or«« Juoya Ctaanme S«rvtca a Can
Fraa EaBrnirtaa
Oood Ratarancaa ,
Inaurorj and Bondad
327-O09S
CHILD CARE
parMffflat,
m d 3 ym aU.
in wy hema. tul
03341030
ILaai n a
« q - p r - « i
«
F O R D "HOME IMPROVEMENT.
WILL BABYSIT m my horrw. MCKV
Fri.. 7mm-Qcm. mesonabt* rsl*f.
Avsilabla •ttrilng 6/23. CaH
949^il£ aafctorOana.
8CAUT1FY WITH UOHT K« ponnur> a night. Outdoor Dof-.tlng
« Y M I» by tht proiasaionals at
W O K T U r E S . Catforfraaa«im«J».
933-S771. 1-000422-5771.
H A N O Y U A N « U r T E R fttPAJflS ft
CLEANWQ, S23 ft up. Abo (Khar
rmmarapair* Cafl John. 0 4 M & 5 6 .
F h £ E L A N C E Olf>o &vppon
AMignmartU Manlad: ConfJoanuaJ
Buain—a documantt, bookhvaping.
M t n g * , maittng kat«, manuaenpts.
r*9uma». «tc. Snort or long M<m to
do at homa. P . C a«part»nca •rfLattar Ouatty PrintW. 20 yrv. high (aval
support aipananca. A L . 0334493.
bacoma a ran pit—uta and youl
lake prkto in tha appaaranca of your
daanhoma. f » * A « HOT COMPLETELY FMISHCD UHTH. YOU
A M COMPLETELY SATt»FIEDn
CALL CLfAH CORMERS FOR
ma ESTMATS, 337-MSS.
OUOSAK RAUUIK. Landacapino
matarlalt, stona, topaoH. H M I ,
•awdwat and manura'. Dathrarad.
CalKM-«71«.
W
Conciala tfrlv«way«, baMmant
waamrooflng ft Eroakm Control.
Fraa attimata*. Cafl 93S41B7.
CUArWML. CorrvnarcMlTnialdan-
Jf
y
» apartinanta, offlBaa. par*
•onalnd aarvlca. Bondad ft k>
aurad. Fraa
aifcniaa. Attarorh
guarantatd. For mora Information
cat DAY'S EASE, INC, 337-e340,
O i h i r i i t n d you a cleaning
Marn.>wa aand you aarinca.
Garaga Sa>a:: Fit.
Fit. Aug. itoC
M^O^
1C87 R
Rtdga&nd O r ,
Awn.
OARAGE SAL£..ThuraI.' Aug 18.
Frt.. Aug 17. aam^pra.Toola. marTa
ring*, doming and much M a c
31973 t-aka Ro..
AVON MULTt-FAMlLY, 3&I21
Kaltar O r . . A u g . 1 0 , 9-&,
Chandaiiafa, womana dathaa
Bato». wweti houaaholdBOTS MATCHED SCTS.'s moa. la
3T, Malamay.
U
t J k 4 '
a»3
A
L Sala-Jton. 16th,
Yatd
,
tpm. _„
EXTERIOR
245 BarkaMraTAlL. AnUqua
A
ovXf'-tf
i**tabl«cro<*jtoot r 4 1
P.O. DECORATINO
Scrap*. Sand, Caulk, PrUna Raw
pe-crana,
Wood. «*n*U looaa I M U Q . Paint MM O W M SALE: Wad. »uui Bun. 6
*ida guttara. Clean win d o * * .
anaqua oak uaidki chajra and drop :•
Praasura waafL SmaH oddtoba2 3 taaJlabta.2
cSnacabwiat^,2: cftajt^
Yrm. Era. - IrNurad
of drawara. 2 mahogany bookcaaat,;1 yr.Ouaranua
mahOQany
neord
patrar. dajranpn.t:Vj
FBEfe ESTIMATES
ft 2 chafe. 3 bbek tormlca and ".•
B71.ttM ,
OARAGE DOORS; Opanara.
SENIOR DISCOUNTS, naaaor«M«
r a i a i . , Karkolf Door Sarvlca.
B33-207Z. 24 HR. Sarvlca.
ft RESIDENTIAL
TELEPHONE SYSTEMS.
Satac
Sarvtca. Addttton*, Mow** and
Changas. Naw or uaad apjutpmant
avaKabta. R«sld«niU) wiring,
naiaonabt* rale*. Laka Tatacorn.
QAnfUER FRC£ LJVINO.
,
balh ft homa modification*torDM
handicappad. oHaUM and pvraort*
tultoring from arthrlU. C A U . FODO
iarga carpanlcra. loot bosv,
TttEMSYALLER
h u caramic and marbta Wa (aft ovar
(rom naw projnett. W» inataB batow
coat 77»0775
OARACC SALE: SIS AiemertB. SS, 1 .'
Saturday only, 9-7. Saby dothaa,^
A-l APPUAHOi SALES ft SEAVICE;
Rafrigaratora, rangaa,
wuhara. and dryara. Wa aarvica afl
makaa.323-«QM
THUHBdAY. F
Landarwood Una
y
of WsfcarL 2 ranSy. Sola,
miac lunWura. much rnora.
WEST SIDE CONSTRUCTION
t
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1
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:
' • • • , ' • - • . - ' " .
J
i . » , - i . ' " *
ORtENPOaWTE: 31 e -Oraanonar.-S'S
A.L.Lottordritfbaysclathi "
Aaphatt Or I V M ft S*af Coating
C«mant DrrvaaftSlcawalks
NoJobrooSmal.
MurU Famay. IBB t«*)r» A J - (M,-J
TMnday onry. f^rnBura,-cbaotarrt'
dothaa. houMtntd Rama, mtac • = i *
Wantloworh MiMbttr inataad of
2 FAMILY QARAOC SAI Jb W M 5
nardar? P a t h i p t L«k*thara
got H aW ElacBic.dryar.idajltiaoV'J
EdMortoT SarvloM can halp. Wa CLEANING SERVICE AT tTS lypawrltan, toys, babyt ttamaj
majntkin that no l o b * loo arnafl or
BEST:
twiaahold rniae, dothaa TWH &*
larg*. Fast, accurata typing for
to ladtaa lo pkM aba woman*. aJanj
itudarrls. bualna» pocc'* or
WgnaM m a n i attaa, ktOa* akajaa
WMa
Otova
OaarUng
arim
Baliafao*
anyona naadtng aafttotanca wtth tha
a u a 8ftft,mm'a I "
Don Ouaramaad.
bt^sy Brg**L. ' vrSA 5?s3r!ef, net
*r.a.Tatl» try r » * i t
tongar. Ca> Lakaahora 6-HwW S«r- tUteranwM Cuatomara
a i _ Auguat IB. 17.
vicaa, MJta or Lort. al SO34178.
Owner Praaant at ALL Jooa.
amwgnWa alao do Inttrtar PaJntina.
atraaabtaTDay*,
CaU Datorta lor a Fraa Ealftiwu
B33-7148; <—ttndi and wanlpg*.
30trl
337-7*40.
.
BJM17B.A** torUJM.
caAiaay
tf no anaaar laava u maaaaoa.
K C l ( . I M O - P A I N T I N Q ft
C«mputarlzaa
Cuatom
WALLPAPOUHa Fraa aatlrwt«<.
OUUQB
SALK: MQtkV
m
Cmufurfoary
Inaurad. Vj/nl»h ft atalnlnu.
RUga. N A (1 rnla a*M of S3X Avrj^
Lattartng, Daktarw ft Logoa
waapapar ramovaJ. 04M43S.
1B7I5. 9«pmftSat I8U-»45S@
Dog tart, p
BCAVT&Y VITTH UQHT tot pandb
t
niaa a rOght Outdoor lighting
JCT HOME I M P f t O V U a E H T l
tyatama by tha proriaMonaW al
MOfrTL/TES. C a ltorfraa aaomata.
U U . T I # A M M . V a A n A O f t SALS. I n ;
Indoor and Owldjoor natrwdatlwB
9334771, 1-aOO422-fi771.
one kxaflon. 2S73I J a K a f a o m _ _ t
Wtchan# Datha* DacJot A f^oKhaa
B.V. AMtQuaa, lumJUre, baby Ran*,-?
O.C. POLOViCH. Ear/ BcSarPainAdoWorw
ting. Claaninn ft HUM Praaaura
Fraa Zatkaalaa
•
T h u » ^ F i t , Aug.t9.ilC g-«pn
W M n a . Cafl 837-oWO for traa
327-asas
Elactrtcal ft Talaphona
Llcanaad, bondaa ft In
Raaaonabla ralaa. 9XM9S3.
CERTIFIED MCCHANICS, AlR
CONDITIOHtHQ, . TUNC-UPS,
EMISSION UtAQNOSIS PRINTOUT, AUONMEKT,TOESALE.
BATTERIES, P.EA8ONABLC.
TOWINQ. MARATHON, MinarVrakar Rda^ t 3 3 - i t n j , 3 M U 7
alnka < caramte
a.rjVB
Kour Aoma> tor m fracttan of
rwnovm coat. Siva Uma, monay
and Inoanvanlanca. ProUaalonal,
guarmrHaad. cokn avmftabM. For
fr*a aatknata caJ
AZ
•AMTINO 4 DRTWAU. WO*K
H a n k FMehlnaftPatching
A l a o , ' C a l U r > g a Stippled and
Wtfpaper Removed
Faet A PretaaMonal
FraaEaamahw
—*l
CUtAWtwr SMVICfc
aupanrlaaa awary daanail houw
Wa ara a local company and not afflaaM wWi any rranchba. V¥a can
<}«»lon a p l a n n a d r e g u l a r
malraananca program aa oftan aa
you naatf. Vfa can partorm an tndanah* daamng anyttna throoghoot
tha yaar or tart ona amaS aatvtca
(Boor atrtppM. wlndowi*, ovan or ona
room dvanad). V(« daan naw eonHrucMdhonwa * imafl b u t l n m n Hoatlng soclalgalharlnga will
46 Garage Sales
August i « n , 1731. »-*. 32ft Cowi
Gaacfl. S.L. Uucti time, d a a i
knc>t«nacu. bicydas. books, ata
MUI. much mora.
p(m
Q mo»ar. Toro fn»rinii—,'
pot! ckia; dothat. M M naw wtnax
coatj ft lackauc bookK lots of odoa
ft anda. 1330 Harris R d . ShaJHakL
V S
a T
FA[RWAYS.-Sm ft "
MIOtOCHT MAINTENANCE
• SERVICE
GENERAL CLEANUP
Carpet* WaBa
Floors Windows
Crncaa & Buaineu EstablanmenU
; D * N . Waak>y, a l e )
PflE-HENTAL REFURBISHING
(Aovtmenu - Store Fronts, ate}
Interior Painting
. Light Handiwork.
' '
LANOSCAPWQ
Lawn A ShrubCara
Cleanup
(Bods & Parking Lota)
O A Y S ^ a i - 0 2 2 4 , EVESA35-7220
w an oa to any he^httopMnta you*
, rmoirsftramedafing.
, balhroomt. c l » s * i * ,
S. paUtttfig & fflu). 933-2990.
HOME
L A U H O H V T arranda.
Own transportation.
R*0Mod Sdwal m r .
Km
24 Education and
Instruction
HUftSE AJOt TRAWUNO, S t M ap-
MRS. MONA
22 Situations Wanted
TYPING
niumaa • Tarm Papara • FAX
a
gU l
Tapa Tranacrtptkut
Pnttmkirmi. naaaoitatw) • Fail
Corrnniarit Say Vliaga Location
Caa1 Jan* ?r W i n d y
VYS VVU.L CLtAT' YtXJH MUM-"
RELt*BLC. HONEST FREE
ESIlUAir;
CALL EVENINGS.
ZXfC 163 O f 251 -8107.
Sales Lists
&1RJKES NOW HIKINO.
OAJHTER3 PHIOE. Efltwr r O*
L I B E R T Y H O M E I M - i l t . ^ 1 Pairttng C*a T«ny. 94 t-5i
PROYEMEMTS.
Alt typSf
!
rwTwJatng. C w n n c tiW h h
baftroorw. oada. p«t«». k3cn»n».
'•pi«c«ir>»/it •KnoOHS,
TREE
ESTIMATES. 10 p n c w i l tflacounl
PA1NTINC PAPOVNO
tor t a n l v c l d u n a . Can Doufi Can
PLASTERINO
M MS-7OC1.
Pi»mf«rn Worti
On i AfA I Indm.
A V O * LAK£ WOOOWORXWG
OR
CO. " i *rt"»m»oa cfwaod. •>« can
1
Tr» Flra T T
FREE ESTIMATES
CafiEJoo
a f f l m , h-tchon parurvt.
or 333-2978
AVON LAKE
TYPING SERVICE
WE DO IT ALL!
933-5558
WINCHESTER
TOWING CO.
24 Hr. Scrvtca
Mfnrx Repairs
tnsimd
B35-3t7S
CUSTOM DECKS
BUDGET PRICES
CANNON BUILDERS
871-6674
V.MAlMTnUNCECa
Handyman Sarric*Yardworh
PaJntmg
•37-SS34
Ounart Oaanad
-TMSIVOAY T O u C t r
Piano Tunlna Rapalr, Ragulaiun.
Accradriad Piano Tachnicjair.
C*fl 327^179
, :
41 Tree. & Lawn
S«rvfce
WfttOHT LAWOSCAPtNO-raaMan-
l l a l ft c o m m a r c l a l
lawn
matmananc*. daan-upa. - imdcrt.
Mwarttona and tuMoa, landacapa
dadgn and InaUMflon. aaad and
• M lawna, fraa aaUrnuaa. 04O-7D1B.
SWEAT
^BROTHERS
LANOSCAPe tnatalallon. daatgn,
ranoiraaon. TREE - trtmmina
ramovmL atump grtnOng, tanuung,
norm damaoa. Lot daartng ajQ
t r a t w work. Work dona by carKflad
nrbonaL CafltorFREE conauftadon.
734-2874
Tna Stump Grtndar
Compiata Traa Stump RamovaJ
32347*4
PIAZZA SOIL FAME*;
Rich Shraddad Tcv Sol
From our own Farma
Slnca 1902 - 327-8333
Attanuon Qardanara
Troy-aoi Pewar CquapmaM
Warahouaa otaaranoa aala on at
Mart, ahraddara. mowara. compoatan and aprayart In atock.
W a l glva a battar daal than jroarIna oVW font tha facasa/,
THE TRACT OR CUGE aarvtno Nwtnam Ohk> tor ovar 18 yaan.
1-800 683 44)4.
11204 RL S3. N. Royaiton
Lane. MOVINO. SALE. ThurW f r L . ^
SaL. 8-«pm. Fumtture. kngaga
Wawraara. book*, curtaina f o a V .
fMiQ» H H •affTis* n*w nwMu ft nucfi -,.r
NORTHTOLMSTCD, 340ft .iT(aa,i
Una.A«jg.ie-17.»4cnt. r'^v
Mk St tota. &**»,
WORTH OUWTgQ. 30*5 L
hORTH OLMtTED,
&au.;
Aog-17, B4om. Charry dMnoroomj
•at. cMldran'a Itaim,. dothaa,?
caraaata. fOttc. • -v
^
HUQ& OAAAOe.SALl a l i
Klnga PoH Pkwy- Itodty RrMr.i
Aug.10.94pm. Ladtaa eaauaj a tor-;
maTdothay. tfaaa top: tatta;»f!goodciwMti m o d i n w t >
BAY, 30817 Craatvktw, T
M o m . appaancaa, fumKura. Waid.
wood H t m * , china, llnana,
S - T V / r a d l o ; aelld c a b l n a t . dooraJcoppar hardwara^ loola, ;
i, ocaacttbtaa. rntac. •
•. - '•''•-'
O f t . n
27000 Btoaaom, North
t
TVl»flWW
V
(Hl-tCa
'AIRVSW PARK. 4242 W. 232 SL.
Thura, Fn., S a t ,
•
•
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9>7 Stout, draaaar, howaawaraa.
d t f i l n o . ooBaeUUaa, rraaa
• .
NORTH OLMSTEO, « 4 i e Surray
DrJBrattan Rldaa) Thursday. B-6pm.
2rtamlly, l Hauaahold, furnllufa,
clothing, much Rita&.
..
J J L U CRECK SOUTH, MOP WhMa
44 Auction Sales
Oak way. Thureday onry, B-3pm. :
AUCTION
Thursday, Auguat I I . B 0Mt.
WESTLAKE, 24223 HEOQEWOOO
34199 Cantor RMga, N J L
(OFF CLAQUE) THURB.. S 4 P M . •
{Oak PJdga P a v M o n bahlnd Santa
FaRaalauranq
BOYS CLOTHesTVoVSV
Antktuaa, coltactablai, 1 0 old PAROCHIAL 8HIRT8, ORIENTAL
RUO.
STEREO/RECORD
radtoa, piaaawara, turnKun, toy*,
anttqua chlldran'a b o o U . old Mota.
ptttturaa. poMcarda, movta poatan,
charry ft walnut tabkt, chUda roWop
ROCKY WVfcH, 2S03 Hampton Rd.. .
daak. oak titchalr. piano afoot,
Auo,tO, S4pm. Anttqua fumttura ft
lamp*, oak bookcaaaa. bkdiaya
glaaaMranj. (tarao, crtftworkftoualmapM) daak. ktwalry, watchaa. oik.
ff adufl doming.
^ ^
powdar rlfla. doO houaa, HHchcocV
rpekan, tobatar trap, tnmka. dWtIng
(UOEWALKSALe
rm. tabla ft chaJry, eadar chaat.
Ai ,
p .
waffwtand. WWtl mamorabna. train
Sun.,
parti, numaroua othar conaigrwd
g.19, 11-8 p.m.
OflEY G
IO
E ANTIOOES
and
Itama. coming In.
POTPOURRI. OJftaftframlna
Jany Carrtartmry CAI Aucilonaar
Cor. Laka Rd.ftUnda S t . RR. •
32T-9394
3S84604
X4-O0SS
REALTOff
Avon Lake
933-2500
32745 WALKER RD.
NATIONAL RELOCATION
CENTER
Cleveland
871-5255
3
MLS
CORKIVAN
WAGNEN
Are you interested in
buying or selling? Contact Corki Van Wagnen
for all your real estate
needs today!! Call
933-2500.
LOVELY FOUR BEDROOM COLONIAL
418143. This homa has only improved with timeNew siding, three season porch, new Pelladoors. trim
and freshly painted interior are only a few ot the Improvements that have made this family home better
than new. Family room and library with professional
.treatments throughout make this homo an exceptional Opportunity. Priced at $179,900. Call Debi
OeChant or Ken Knauf at 933-2500.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY!!
42957S. This 3 bedroom ranch in Sheffield Lake was
Just REDUCED! Aluminum sided. Great starter home
for a family. Situated on a 50x114 lot. Close to shopping. This Is a must to seel Call Michael Panlch or Mary
Louise Gamelliaat 933-2500. Priced at $48,500. • •:
'••••'?i
fe;
,' i *~fi
LOVELY FAMILY HOME
FRESH ON THE MARKET!!
436307.: This exceptionally well kept bungalow is
awaiting for youtl Features 3 bedrooms, living room.
dining room, kitchen, family room. Carpeting
throughout. Lovely family home. Mint condition!!
Nicely landscaped. For more details call Mary Louise
Camellia at 933-2500. Priced at $59,900.
RECENTLY REMODELED. This 4
bedroom ranch features living room, dinng room, eat-in kitchen, 2 full baths, central air, family room, and 1st floor utility
room. Situated on a well manicured
yard. This is a must to see! Call Mary
Louise Gam el I ia for your personal tour.
S33-2500. Priced at $113,000.
PRETTY AS A PICTURE
.: :" :
436887. is this 4 bedroom bungalow in Avon Lake.
Features: v/i baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, basement, garage and much more! Nice size r
lot. Within walking distance to pool, library, schools,' playground, and RTA. Priced at $99,500. For your
personal tour call Mary Louise GameTtfa al 933-2500.:
JAMES REALTY - ONLY LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY WITH OVER 25 YEARS
OF SERVICE IN AVON LAKE AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.
O«AMTIC OARAOE SALE73SO01
Cvay Lint, N.O. (off Co»un»ta opmatta Csdar Point Rd.) Wad.,
Thura.: 04pm. OM mirrors, col»cliblsa, aniartalnmsnt thslvss,
chairs, sawing machin*. dacoraUva
Kama, wan dscor, books, records,
lap* pitysrs. goad )»wsl/y,
flAY VILLAQg. 622
.
Thurs., Aug.16.8-*pm. HoutahcM A
nvacMB.
6UCEH SALEiAntiqg* Osk
Warned: MadtunTlafH or «itr*< w h l r l p o o i N O
Sktaboard won daw Mot and Uona
targa wat suit. 933-37A afta* Spm.
haad, ie»S, 7 pc Antigoo Walrwl
SOO. Cal 93MPT9.
Chippandala Owing Room Sat.
»12». Oaco Vanity and Chaat.
WANTE6; sofa t » d . any alia. Cali
58 Household Goods
SJOO
BTU,
8 M « . awan*nt j
1373, Naw 8r«sa Bad 0IO. S3BS.
•37-8434.
tton. B3M033 cflsr 4pm.'
OUH
* . paean, aioaBant Mahogany O^oandala Tat**i wf fl
ehair!and 2 tMvas. S7S3. SoBd O«K
HANDYMAN TOOL COLLECTOR,
condiilon.
0334500
attet
6pm
7PC.
ICE
CREAM PARLOUR
limpXinidti, psrsnnlaf
Tabla, 2 taavaa, 5 chairs and bufw.
,QARAQe«*arii t mwooo.
lookingtoruaad toots. Prstsrabfy
•raakdara.
STTLS PATW-SST-'-SMs-IMtr
plants/barbs, aortal arrangamanta.
$496, 2 1020-1 Walnut VaniatiM
machtnlsts or carpanlsr tools.
j * y . 9am-3pin.
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^
«*"1«Sil2*22S.
baskau, atroHaf. kktt »tmf. qualtty
Oreen 4-piece inierchangsbie won MoMn mirrors. S » a aa.. 3 mia838-1164.
, ,
iOARAoe SAUUTrMra, Aug. iMh
M r t M f « # "Csttnac Aa*Mta«
Jlto
t
SOFA, m good condition. CaH MonOak dado, SBS4200.2 Spinal
• « • / , 9-8, 108 Osrfcshlre Rd. A-L
wAKfi«O TO BUY: O U LkMMt
watsr
pMcham
. wfwhlakty.,.toQO«:
Dosks4i4O42S6.
Raflniahad
Janny
S31-1BS3.
; Assortedtamand much misc.
trains and accassorlas. Call «J7-»3s«..-- •• ? • ' - - ' ' " • i " 1 ' ;
Ural Bad. SI20, Outdoor Wrought
833-8101 (rwn 12 noon M S p.m.
ATARI SET WOO, 2J0f£0ci0v33
.OARAGE SALE; 191 ktwood B W ,
Iran apis I 4 chairs, S12O. 2
Rrvcn. ZZKO
.
ROSE'S
FURNITURE
~
~
36ObtWB34^«a
T9am-apm. Thursday ontyl
mahooony knatRola daahs,
Thurs.& Frt, 9 4pm. Tan spasds.
3S93S CENTER RtOOE RO.
1S0-II99. Nioa S pc. mahogany
MM bad.fcHchantabia. chairs. Ion
WAMTEO old loy cars, trucks,
' AduK and cnaonws dotfung, pat*
HOHTH RrOOEVHXE, JUST EAST
JuMbo*. 180 selection.. MOO*,. 10
badroom sat (doubla) « 6 » 8 . 2 0 ) * «
w u n U t o . IWvptaca wppUaa 4
plarw*.
rnctors.
boats,
motorcydM,
• tsnw and t a b * , child's organ.
Of RT. #3.
man
squad
lent S300; mtoowave. •
old S pc dlnn&ig room aa< wRh cnina
much mora_
sokBara. %3S-73SS.
tMaabsJf/tooifiall c«rda. Casio
tn; plus car, »1OO; large 3 draws*
cat***. *4W. Antigua mahogany 1
kayboard, much miac. Thura.. Frt.
— caMhri. **O-. sniartainmcnt
Open fl days a week horn 11-5.
old 7* Bookcasa Huoa. S300. I okt
S50t 2 2 cu.(t- upright
' M , IBS Duff. AJ~ |
Cioasd Tuesdays. Kitchen and dinHdga Cupboard, S300. 1 * o ^ O f >
Big 2-tvmtf garaga
Ing roomsats. cedw chests, gun
anrlqus round psdaslal tsWj. S393.
sate. 2248 Wlnftaid. 2 K m tractor*.
ajomtta,
,
cabinet*, taa cart, lea box. 8 oW oak sM D M * chalrt. J3S •*., 0
62 Miscellaneous (or
enp 4 T4hp; npplMnCM, houMhOld
Thurs..ftL,SM- 9-230pm. 33750 Hama. carpats, tumHur*. toy* ft
bookcases,
asonnarydasks, Me
dxk bamwood chairs, $35 aa..
Sale
cabinats, cornar cupboards, dry Much mom tumilura atoo anuqua
Mapla Rtdga Bhrd.. Avon.
much mof». Auoutt i8,i7,tB,
sinks, nsH soats. snd Ubtas.4a*
• WEAR |T AOJUM COMSIOKM&NT
rswslry, glaaswara, pouary. Hnana,
WANTED: sots bad, any atca. Can
94pm.
Eurdsa BWycla. •n.cond.. S100-.
round ttan paw psdastal table wKh
SHOP*. Bring hi your gantry utmd
•ntkwabooka. plctur**, ate., ate.
937-6434.
baby swing. Infanl esrasat, 4-T boys
two leevse. S999, 1 * ihick top,
ctothas and shop and sava, 30927
&p*rtanead Chair Cairinp
WASHEfVDftYEH. $I2S pair o r ' doming, raincoat 11*t2. v,
savaral stylos of chain Irom
UatrM Rd., Awn Piwa., 934-8004.
FMRVIEW PARK, 20620 Casnraod,
NowAvailsbi*
singkK ZatMm IV* color portabta TV,
U6-I9S. FABULOUS &rofl dwk.
HOUTK Moft-St tOam-apm.
Trtur*. * Frt- Aug.ts>i7, iMpm, futIM-4123.
' ' / - - •;•. . . . . . •' "
S100; bikaa. toys, 'D8 Flrabird apant
Ste9S, 4 roundad glass chins
nttur*. TV. cm*tM and mora.
LARGE YAM) SALE, mocfl iMK.
cabinet*. S29S4S0. Windsor and
lira. 9494447.
RANOe-KENMORE
ELECTHIC,
dotnma, lumXura, giandtathsf
ROSE'S
prMioack rockars. St 75 sach. hugs,
HARVEST GOLD. SELF-,
dock. 4132 HoH Ava., S.L.. Aug. 16.
Dors bUwkLaatherSmiih i
haart dasign rocks*. S29S, locdod
3SU3 Cantaf Rldoa Rd.
OARAOESALE
17, IB. 9am-5pm.
CLEANINO S100._J.ITTON
caSant condition. J75 or b
gUsstop bookcaaas, sa«5-3S0. tvuiNorth Wdoavttta
Ftt. A Sat. Aug. 17-11
MICROWAVE i ' 0 0 . BOTH GOOD.
dies, 40" -72*. S7SS-119S, solid
Aist «aat of RL U .
lOtS
GOOD NEIGHBOR THRIFT SHOP,
CONDITION. B354S62.
. . ' ."
chsrry, oak, pin*, and c«dar
FunWtura, TooJa. Books. Ctothtnp,
Ph«na-327-S740 it 3a7
140 Lf«r Rd..' Awn U f a . * 3 3 « 2 7 .
tW6 1
Antiquaa, OiaMwwa and Much. badroom sets, a* timixtmmfa at
Opan 11-a. d o n d Tua«.
wholssola pricas. Many atytas
GARAGE SALE: t31 ABftwood. A.L.
ona J100. CaB 933<49tt.
Much More.
Vtsa - MaMsfcanJ • Dtscowsf
SIOCWALK SALE •vaftsbla.
Abo.
onuntry
couches,
Two
Lana
Walnut
laWas.
aora
w
»
*
Baunv coucnss. mtoctaw.Frt.,
BU0 Pitta Dtvtf.. Nft.
Sat. Auo-18.104 p.m.
Chairs, wingback choiis. CfKppsnand cofhw tabts, good condition.
Aug. 17lh. 9am-6pm.
8un..Aug.19.1t4p.m.
BMutifut solid oaksnnolra, ntgnt »tW. both. 949-7448.
Humniaga Sola
dals couches, all scotcnousrdsd.
•
0REY OOOSE AtJTiauES and
OARAGE SALE, Aug. 18. 94pm.
Baby atronar. car M a t
stand snd Blanumg mirror. Ouaan
PKk fabric snd have a custom made
POTPOURRI, gtta & framing
ctotli*»Mlanu to adufts
to your order 441 weeks daOvsfy
siia brass haadboatd (uwi h»t- SKIN SO SOFT. Avon's bast kspt
l22dBaacnwood,A.L
cor. Laka Nd. & Unda St., RR
time. A WHOLE CATALOG OF FINE
board. Exceikmt eondrUon and prloa. sacrot is mraUabia al graal savings.
Aug. 15-18 8 to 4
MOVING OVERSEAS SALE:
CaH today to buy or sail. Can
3684504 SSfrOOOB
QUALITY HANOMADE SOUS OAK
36303 Banm Or. N f l ,
Cat 9334348.
EwytNno must go. ChiWrsns toy*,
937-M31.
TO CHOOSE FROM: $50 oft Uble
furnftura. baby ittrm. Somathing tor
•nd chairs. Tskes 2-6 weeks lot
STAiRMASTEn:
U. Inwyon*.
213
Vtasysiri,
AX..
Aug.
Kncnan
tabM,
0
chan*
1
dalrwary. RestaHww finish now
6 0 W a n t e d BCttAJUBLe SET FOR AUQUST yf jria. not uMd in 7Powafstsps
mo*, dua to ar17 a 18 a S
KnpMa ouaan %U# bad sal
evaUabla. Now B O M brass beds in 4
1ST, SWEETBRIAtt
OOLF
ffirtOa. naw fXXO, atWng »1 J00.
Miscellaneous
electte
stova
(almond),
•
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n
s
,
19
styles
front
(499-799.
We'
QAHAOE SALE, Aug. to. 17,33531
COURSE. BCBTFtttZES IN TOWW- 777-47S4.
•
••..-••
and much more
now have a aelsction of formal din*
Cnarry SL, Avon. 9-S.
WANTED: WlH pay cash for «nl>
OVER MOW
nOtnHOFTFUPQ
Ing room s a l s , Indonesian
Aug. 15-10 0toS
nua*. Old turniturs. o**, charry.
PRIZES AND CASH TO Bt OWN
rtsnogsny Queen Ann and CWppwv
0563 Pltt» Dlvd. N.H.
walnut, mahogany, dining room
AWAY. $60 PER PERSON
dale carved fumttum al wnoteaoia
6 6 Mu B I c a
aats. Wchan and badioom sato.
COVERS
eVERYTMNO.
pness. Quality phis. An ot our furchina cabfnals. bookcasaa, dMks.
MOVIHO SALE
fteptSTCft NOW. 93S-7U6.
Instruments
ruture la superior quality. Also, antiate, any condMton. Dotts. and old
H73 Conwlt Dtvd., HR
Oaprwwoit glass, complaw safv™
que (ewalry, pottery, furniture,
toys. BssabaU Cards. Uonall Trains.
Thbr*.ftf rl. M
Imern. snd etc. 10 parcmt off floor
tor 9 phis sarvlng ptoeaa-Wtal 81 Buaachar Ciarmat. good conditnn,
HomMt, TrHany Lamps. Art Glass.
Much. Much MMcettanrout
nvxWi. *50 off tabl* and chairs.
5250.949-7443.
____
piocM. trw. OW oak chairs, *1O
Qlasiwara. String Musical InSi 00 oft U b » and chaira with huich.
BUNDY CLARINET,good conditioa,
OARAOESALE
aUumants. crochalsd, and om- aach. Anui»*» Julca press on lags
Just In: Mahogany Ouean desk,
fas. C«d photography Bfluipmant.
with casa. 838-6966 atlsr 6pm ft
Wa^a claanad out lha AWd
brokWrsd ttwrts, quHU, Hummrt.
venlty,
sllv*r,
cheat,
and
Jewelry.
ArcookM |ars and othsr Horns. F1u1»
Kitchart TaMa ft Chalra. Cabbaga
waekaods. •
Doutions, snvflgurrnss,china, pot30 percent off.
S20. I960 Oodg* OinrX »1S0. CaH
Patch Club Housa, Playpan, & othar moire discounted
lafv, watchaa. dodo. uwps. slhrar
ROSE-6
pujt* «nd starling sUvar hams, ivty
Baby K*m«. Cnina. End TatriM,
327-43)3 aitar flpni.
~TZ Householu Pets
aru)awriry, rhlnastonas. gold, tilvar.
Bnara Drum, O*rt» Clothing up to
Snarwoou siar«o rccatvsr cwwatta
diamonds. Also, ok! arid ussd fur.
U i * 5. Baby Cloltwa. Dining Room
IUTTEN FACTORY. Surplus - « • •
snd
Zanith
LP
Starso
with
spaaksrs.
Wtura.
Also,
ok)
stceR
and
bond
carChsnda<J«/. Much Mora Mi*c.
samplaa a«IUW»- C*H 933O193
NyUn K M rugs, 3 ton aulo fkwr
tJflcaMs and Oamuwi A Japana^
Thura. IVSat. IS. B lo 6
337-2339 or 327-6740 Vis* and
aflat
7 p.m.
... . '
lac*. 12fl.pop-up slorsga trailer end
World War II miliunr Mams.
SITO Laar Nagla Rd.. NR
Mastercard acceptsd. Ws Buy-Sello(h*f mUcafianaous. 934*374.
FREE TO GOOD HOMC-4iakl cat'?
Anything cMl
Tradaor tshs fn trsoMns. 9.3 sales
SUPER QARAOE SALE
111
yra.
oW,
n
w
u
n
d
l=ft£E tui. 6lRT U on. b-ss^ 1 mil. CaH I3J4WT. and a*HawThursday. Aug. 18 AND
mant. Ftaa dailvery from aaitwn
Friday, Aug. 17
Hot Tuba, Hot tube. Hoi Tuba~
WANtED -Good homa tor i-i«z
WE UOUIDATfi ESTATES AND
WMHaU. CaH 777-1269
9 a.m. tm » p.m.
CaHpa, wortda isrgMt spa manuf soMOVINO S A U S Ofl PUTTING SOwold mala, bfacknan shsphartt
16th, 17th & 18th
turar
i«
holding
(
i
s
annual
C>Olh«*, Toy*, B<ka
MEONE IN A NUR31NO HOME OR
^otu* mix, madmm suw. Good
warehouse dsaranc* sale. Afl tubs
GadiSTTdga Word **rpo*jsmp
And Much M^ai
ELDERLY RELOCATIONS. ALSO.
Spectacular
tampannsnt a good wffK chHdran.
rsduced. S M S (orinloor and outdoor
Modal D Fbad Disc Systani COWMZ0 Broad BNd. '
BUY OUT AFTER YOUR SALE.
a7t-3fM8.
•
., '•:
pleasure. C * itorpersonal pnwa.iw
PUTER Mth a Sony Trtnitmn Cokx
Savings
lion wtih no obttflstlon or stop oy our
TV
modal
KV-t31tcf
and
a
ROSE'S 3274T4U OR 327-223V.
MULT) FAMILY OARA0.£ SALS*
Learwbod Square
Panasonic Impact Dot Mainx Pnntar PERESIAN KITTENS, 3 malas, 9
showroom.
Aug. 1 « - 1 M I . • a.mM p.m.
modal KX-P 1593 unit sal up but not famajas, BxrAs. CFA. national K M ,
ThaSpaPtooa
PLEASE CALL AGAIN (FIHAVENT
37*) I f ii ft.i. Avon Lake
Fumttura, Lamp* DrarUng T»W»,
ussd. O r t «2J00 pltN. £**£>**•
t 3 a a L . 221-4331.
1 -4Q&4S34I414
CONTACTED YOU.
OotMng. MiacHowaaholdltam.,
qulra* onry. 331-2017 or 331-2047.
Can
ooosd-ask
for
Rosa.
11304 R t «3, N. Royeflon
MM* Opal, North RWgwrlDa.
48
Garage Sates
LANDINGS MClaNBORHOOD
OARAGE SALE, Thursday. V t » ,
.BamJtpai. H O U M W V M , fumtura.
ofllnoi goodf. musical Inm. toy*. doming.
ACE
Hardware
IDEWALK
LE
AUGUST
933-5445 • 899-0620
#1
'•Ml
1
m
;?f
CMRT5LEH STM AVt»U£.
r. Landau TOO*, t-Jit t»w*t.
' mown*. Cf^A y
mrtL Askinfl J8.Tt». TTT.1WT.
aft* 2pm.
t225r"t»a t w i l l * Siamese cats
t 9 « VOLVO 740. «ic*:>en> cor^T
good fcomart).
S 3
d
— fcfiEE S MOS. OLD GERMAN
in SHEPHERD, & 1 yf. eW
- Husky. AD «wtt 934-5285
t13M VOLVO 74U.
W
'
Household Pels
2 74 Animal
CAN WEServices
SCHOOL
-
.•
IIAC'C AUTO CARE
BSVCAAt. 1CLJLCT ftV WlKTER
PARKMO SPACES AVAILABLE.
pawad and agMad m lancad araa.
Sacurlty cna&ad dairy jaa/moMh.
29682 Lo/aM Rd, 10 A.M-0 P.M..
UOW.-SAT,
1 » l « FORO E C O N O U N E ,
GuauaWiatf van, S4J00,350.I7B4.
PLVUOUTH VOVAQEM IS, &torw.
running boante. rad corduroy ln>
lartor. naw Bna, bnkaa. ahocha, a *
eaBart.18.aOO. CM M»«tS4
KOUNTHY COHFOftT M , if, air,
Mhf MtKonnitad. Mning. a«traa.
84; A u t o P a r t s
Service ~'-v •.' ' : -' -
&
4818 Laks Rd.
StwfMId U k s
949-6286
'81 Buicfc
'85 Ply Reliant 4 Dr.
'85DodgeSW
'SSRero
'87OWV.SW
79Btaz8f4WD
'86 Chevstte
7 3 Jeep
£1595
$3085
$3095
$3495
$3595
$2595
$2795
$695
WE BUY JUNK afNTWnjefcadcaTa
and kudo. FREE lowing. M t - « w o .
90 Autos for Sale
W t O K C O J XLTrMlHOOtnED,
AUTOMATIC Motor good, Body
w y pood, gaooo
/Z80&
trm. O i l dlar 4, t 3
i n LMCOUtMAmrvTMaka
.far. V33-SSSS, . t v a n l r i g i J,
wtth every car
Ahn'sTesUnsMoa-Fri.
92
Bouts and Motors
S U ' M , 1SpST
dy, V-e. OMCiO, ID hrs^ loadad
777-SOM.
SAVU
'S7 TROPHY 243W iofi
lop. Loadad. EicaHani cond. Mun
i SU^OO. 3334093.
AVON LAKE
WOOtfiVORKING
'•Kitchen •>bti»i/Pa.i!Ties .
* Entertainment Centers
• Wood Fences
No JoO Voo lary Or Too Small
':.- 933-3576"
SAMMON FENCE CO.
937-5020
UCENSfcD & BONDED
Year Round Inslallalfon ^ ^
New Fencing •• Fence Repairs;
Cleveland's
Insurance Work
Premier
M.J.GRIFFITH
PAVING INC.
Residential
Cleaning Service
Driveways, parking
lots, patching. Free
estimates. Licensed
& bonded.
HOUSWOfiK
etc
Call: 934-5183.
• Thorough
Consistent Quality
• Professional
• Bonded & Insured
\£&*&*f
CLEANING
• Commercial/Offices
• Residential
• New Construction
• Personalized Service
• Bonded and Insured
• Free Estimates
• All Work Guaranteed
KENDERA
CONSTRUCTION
CONCRETE WORK
FOOTERS. FLOORS
DRIVES, EXCAVATING
933-8581
MARION
MARSIGLIA
DAY'S
EASE,
INC.
327-6346
037-6684
WAUPAPEBHAHG1N6
Kathy Smith
327-^842 and 327-3862
Corian
ICSOOtdeoawttOd
CaC S3&-4300 or
Creative Kitchens
D.C. Polbyich Easy Roller
Painting & Cleaning ^. I5
Power Washing:^ .
•-•
OTHERS SEND YOU A
CLEANING TEAM-WE
SEND YOU SERVICE!
-n
ALUMINUM, VINYL & WOOD SIDED HOMES ^ V
AND TRAILERS, TRUCKS AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT^
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL - , - '
\HgESTMATE
• f>M ZMmmm • fWararao
Any Typa Pipar RaMOnatat M M
Focmlco
J-tifj*/
& a
871-0506
AVON
3:27-2021!
937*5400
BOWS* BAYS•
^
DOUBLE HUNGS • CASEMENTSrlJ
NORANDEX-NORCO\*
^
STEEL & RBERGLASS DOORS v&
288-2805
CARL THOMAS^
FREE ESTIMATES
937-6430
TIM FORTHOFER BUILDERS
AVON. OHIO
JanlSorial Services
934-5588
WHETHER runuBirpR A LOT Of
OUAIJTY REMODEUNG/NEW CONSTRUCTION
AD0IT1ONS
LICENSED - BONDED • INSURED
20 YRS. EXPERIENCE
CALL 9 3 7 - 5 4 0 0
INSURED • FREE EsrTMATES'
RESIDENTIAL BONUS SPECIAL
FIRST 30 MINUTES OF CLEANING FREE^
(WITH THIS AD)
JJ
-MINIMUM2 H O U R S -
/J,
HCATPUUPS
WATER HEATH'S
ntFRKUHATION
ICC UAO4IMES
ELYj324-514t
933-6261
CLEVE: 871-0610
JEFF CAMPO
SALES & PROMPT 24-HOUR SERVICE
1750 MOORE ROAD,_AVON, OH 44011
COMPUTER IMAGE DESIGNING
LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION
LAWN MAINTENANCE
Handy fchmM
Lenny's Glass
Servtc* Company
CALL MA-6442
ANYTIME
779-9188
Storma-Scraana
Wapaitad. - :»"»
.
"Now Accepting New Custonfdte'M,
CUSTOM^TAILORED CLEANING SERVICES^
FOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES;
FROM ONCE A WEEK TO 5 NIGHTS A WEEKS
MORNING. EVENING OR WeEKENDS J ^ i
DCSICN CO.
PREZELL
ELECTRIC
Uceftsed-Bondod-lrmursd
PftOnSStONAL
WaUpmwing * Painting
* Bookshelves
' Crawn Mddings
• Custom Closets
or Um«jnjn«
14 FT. LONESTAA ALUallNUM
BOAT W«MP MOTOR A A C
CCSSORtCS tTOO CaM N U H O .
'00 Laaar XE. Uach.
g
laalhar ,<iniarlor: auto., A.C., 1974 STARCW FT CHIEFTAIN
MARK W. 7* FT. WTTM TrVULER.
aMtt: Pmnf W/ST/USaat:
VO. BOOY AND ENGINE GOOD
^
MK. VOC SW0
C O N D I T I O N , N E W
FLOOR/BULKHEAD, INTERIOR
FOfl SALS *7» TAAKS AM 403,' NEEDS TLC, S0OO0. ASK FOR
Baal Oflar. Cal (07-058.
LORENE. 9«M200. MON-FHI,
&30*00
1«M CAMARO Z-W. T-topa. A
•pawl, V-S. M y kMdad. allowjjr»y.
raal nioa ear. «7.79S. B33-7317T
Tretan a*', axe. eondnfcn Jaavirtg
1QU BUCK M 0 A L . aurgandy.
M t . Saa at dock 37, Mapla
2M0O mtat. air. U38S or btrt otQrova, Varmlllon, S3.BOO.
br. 033-0310. - •
327-4577
t*B3 SUICK LS SABEfl UMtTEO,
good oondWon, fuuy aqulppatf, vinyt
94 Trailers
iop,«rlra whaaM. 11,550.33t«no.
2 W H E E L U T I U T Y TRAILER M eaBanl Uraa. 871-6430 altar 4pm.
Wall
Works
B*j*mont' W*« Repair
FooifWcrk
"IF IT'S MADE OF WOOD,
WE CAN DO IT."
Frw tank of gas
Autos Wanted
Call an
Expert
KATHY'S
EXCAVATING
a
RICH TOP SOU. - SCREENED
DRIVEWAY SLAO, LMESrONE
S««K«i,BoborUsc
86
LAWN SPRINKLERS _
INSTALLATION & REPAIRS
777-777S
1S7B CRAMD PfUX. new vinaust.
tfim. & f a i i M . S95O ct boit ctt»r.
Mini wtf. 23MKO6
333-C5O,
PET WATCHERS- Pnvals nom«
to cmr»fcxyour pwt.whJa youW«**l.
FORO MUSTANG LJC B3. 4 i p .
No U C M , no kcnrwts. i«for*nc«
good »*Mae. J23-9934 a1-< 4 pm.
avaiabi*. Ask about our ot»yt*<n < BMW 31B1 B9. 4 d-.. •> sp.. AVtTW
lor C01 c » f . lnur«4 251-8568
I CouoRV. Air. Sunroof. Lsaihar inre«CAR£
I Mnor, He* T i m . K»w Eiruint,
W«'f» thw* mt>«n you e v i l ba. Cnt- 172.OCO rmlaa. EicaHant CondHion.
W Caw o««r» tand*r. tpKi«liud.
S3JO0 92fr3307
cwtn^ viarta tar your p*i in yoor
MECHANICS SPECIAL - S I
Komi wtwn you h*v» to b« »w«tESCORT
STATION WAGON.
W» a n atoo prcvtda twnporUbon
K> and tram tTi« v«t and m« yooinat motor work, rww Irantmimon, good
63fla
«fwn you « w d iutohalp. For tuOy
•nsuvd prof«uiorwt v«t r»crmQOVERNMENT
mandad p « car* «•«• to y«ur homa
from S1GO0O. M W l , CorWtlM.
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LANDSCAPERS-ASSOC'ATION
S49-7669
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Painting - Interior & Exterior,
Plumbing - New/Repair
Drywall - Now/Repair
Rooting
Carpentry Work * Custom Decks
GENERAL
COfJTRACTOn
FAIRWEATHER ROOFING
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Qualify Ranoiauon eJ CeaUtry Hon:cs
REMODELING SPECIALISTS
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334-B274
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3311
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Any Typo or Pattern
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BUILDING AND REMODELING
MARK DUDZ1AK. PRESIDENT
AVON, OHIO
KEARMCY CONSTRUCTION
937-6J37
033-5742
STANDRING'S
AUTOMOTIVE INC.
•RESIDENTIAL 6\ COMMERCIAL
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317-5181
Werttate. Oh*o«4M5
DAVE HANNA
327-2808
B35-3377
BOB SMITH
933-9540
SELF STORAGE
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Foundation:
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934-5200
Delivery
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KITCHENS
933-2207
UNIT SIZES
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933-5976
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HARTSEL
ELECTRIC
Licensed'Bon^ed-fnsured
937-5750^
Roofs, Gutter, Chimneys
SMALL COMPANY - SMALL PRICES
Able Roofing Co.
9 4 9 - 2 0 5 2 £225%*
ScnLnxodt .
Coniiiuction iJnc..
Licensed
Bonded
Insured
Foundations
Concrete Drives-Walks
Sewer & Water Lines
Excavating & Grading
949-6116
Alter 5 P^n. 949-6655 , '
FREE ESTIMATES
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835-8778
Quality Care
Cleaning
Carpeic 4 Upholstery
Dry Foapi Extraction i
For People Who
Value Their Possessions
CaU For Free Estimates
Phil Kowalski *
934-6233^
VISITOUR
SHOWROOM
SNURRS • •
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MS Avon BeWert (RL 03) Avon, Ohio
GARRETT-DUBER
PAINTING, INC.
933-7898
:
t-600-762-9641
Ron Avon Beldon Rd. (Rt. 83i
933-5565 •
COMPLETE
REMODELING
SERVICE
Tractor & Backho? Rentals
Undacaplng Supplies - Driveway Stone
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KITCHEN AND BATHS
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL
NEW HOMES • REMODEL
Authorized Dealer of
BD
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CLEAN_(ORNERS?
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FREY
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING, INC.
COMPLETE
PLUMBING. HEATING
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SERVICE
NOJOBTOOSMALU
937-5826^
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327-4455
North RldgeVilie, Ohio
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937-6482 Clet%. 871-7742
By. 365-2118
949-2623 „,«
937-6527
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FLOOR CARE
933.8959
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Installation
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FULLY INSURED
GARAGE DOORS & OPERATORS
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Call... DeChant
Basement Repair
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AVON LAKE
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Avon Mon.-Fri. 9-9,
Sat. 8-8. Sun. y 6
934-5403
SUPER SAVINGS
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purchase for each
item and buy at
special savings!
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$ 5 . 9 9 PmolOt
'CR PLAYER (1-Day Rental)
S1O.00 PURCHASE ":$ 10.00 PURCHASE v
95.00 PURCHASE
Del Monte
Orville Rcdenbacher Gourmet
Cut or French Green Beans,
Whole or Cream Corn
16 oz.
Valid ID
& Mcnbei *JUp
NINTENDO VIDEO GAMES 2 Day Rentals $2.50 Each
Video Movie Specials MOIL-WHL 99', I k u i / S u . Prices as Marked
3/99*
Microwave Popcorn
Bafced^Beans
10-13 oz. $ 1 . 3 9
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* * * * Ad GoodthruTues,; Aug. 21st ot While Supplies Last
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CLAM BAKES STARttNG IN-SEPTEMBER
ftffil
Boneless
Rump Roast
ib $ 1 . 9 9
Boneless
Lean Meaty
Eye of
Round
Cube
Steaks....
$2.69
$2.49
Boneless Lightly Dusted
Chicken Breast
Tenders..
HUbhire Faims
Louis Kemp
Polska
Kielbasa.
Crab, Crab Chunks
or lobster Delight
$1.99
8oz.
GROCEBY
"Every" Saturday Only
Outdoor Bar-B-Q At Smith's
12 Noon to 5 p.m.
Cottoncile
Bathroom Tissue..
Whole Slabs Pork Ribs $ 7 . 4 9
Halves of B-B-Q Chicken
$1.99
World's Largest Hot Dogs
$1.89
4 roll
Homcsnade "Annk1 of Avon* Countr/ Style ,
Potato Salad
!b.
$1.29
Jum' AM*1
Ea^c Snack Brand
(W Ib I all bwf withe worits
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Ridged Chips....... 5oz$1.99
Joy Uquid
Dish Detergent
Vegetable OH
Spread
Hlllandalc Block
$1.29
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Thompson's Seedless Grapes
ib.
7 8
Red or Black Plums
vo.
68*
Mushrooms
Butter
22
1202. Pka. S^9C
Limes
5/79*
Lemons
Qiyy
Nutty Buddy
ERO2EN
$1.49
Dove Rondos, is* $2.49
Ice Cream Bars $1.99
Sundae C o n e s . 6ct.
Bite Size Ice Cream Snack
Dazs Deluxe
Kraft Sprcadery
12cZ
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Flavored Cheese Spreads..... $ 1 . 6 9 Czuliflou/er
$1.39
Smith'sQuantychck-d
Bartlett Pears
ib
69*
2 % Milk
English Burpless Cucumbers.... ig. Pkg. 9 9
C
Betty Crocker
Brownie
Sundaes
6ct.
$1.99