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44Ui Year, No. 41
August 10j 1994
Seiving Avon • Avon Lake • Sheffield • Sheffield Lake
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Community \
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Xleln retires from ALPD blue. On July 24,- Harry "Bud" Klein retired after 22
years on the Avon Lake Police Department. During hia tenure on the l>_rct-\
Kloin served under five different chiefs
and four different mayors, said David
Owed, police, chief.
Klein, who'Joined the force in March
of I972.rolJred as Patrolman No.!. Bud
Is just an all-around good guy who has
always girtten alorg well with everyone,
flsd F Wish him the best in his
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gouonii, :nrss that is going on in that
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Wadu Mertz Monday, and ho sold the
now dilchoa'ond general construction In
both areas of - Walker Road around
jaycaxnnd LutkV Koads are all part of the
. Walker widening project.
When the widening Is complete, there
_ will bis additional turning lanes and improved drainage '600 feet north and
south "bf.,Wclkor on both Jaycox and
Mertz indicated the raw ground con;
touring j a u now auo wilt bo scuded to
givo ivtha fiamo green, attracllve ap>
' poararicc-we've
bciS'usod to. Duslcaliy
V'; spoafciag.vth*j area is a mess. It's a major
- Incoriyonlonce. but liko all progress, you
•il usually have to put up wilh some mud
and dust. When the project Is complete.
Avon Lakers will, bo .pluasud with the
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qutcomo. Hoy, good things take time.
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Avon Lake braces for housing boom
for remaining half of vacant land
By Marcella Grande
AVON LAKE - Planning Commission
tabled vwa preliminary plans that would
initiate tin; housing boom in the second
half of the city that is undeveloped. The
commission attracted a standing-roomonly audience last week when rcsidants
neighboring the two proposed
developments hstoncd intently to learn
hew the kirn' around them :wi\\ bis
developed.
Sunrise Land Comptiny's 173-hnusu
Wotoraido Ctoeing is p'annnd for tho
farm acreage along the north aido uf
Watknr Road cast of Maore Road. Kop!
Construction plans (o construct 82
homos c'-Vthe oast sida of Jayrox Rond
south of Stoney Broak Drive.
Watersldo
pians call
can for
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un
Waterside (Jrossinu/s
Crossinji's plans
night-acro retention [^'.nd, near Troy
School and the cunnectinR of Ftelmar
boulevard m Walkur Rund. Of four or
Rve strouts that could connect to some
of the streets in Waterside, only Hclmar
is slated to dit^ctly connect through
Waterside to Walkur.
Residents on Heliimr are concerned
with traffic flow on their struct iind
ilehool children corning Ironi this
development ivho will vjeimrjite further
lonKL'Stion near thu sold ;»;i;t!ts to Troy
yctuiol. Thoy arw tilsri ;ij)pr«ht:nsive
dlir)ut thu lurge riileiilfon [umd lacufil
closu to Troy. Initially School Supl.
Clayton Ousel-; objiictud to thu pond,
A resident who lives just across from
the Troy entrance. Jean Akhayati, said
police have been n good deterrent to
people coiiiinp, to Troy to pick up their
children. liut wheVi poli^u aren't there,
motorists, including buses, fly down
Dtimar, she added.
Kiiy Stafford of 242 Bclniar, u^rccd.
She said shu and her nelyhborn must
wtiit between two un6 fovr minutes to
Hi'l mil i)f iVieir driveway dm IIIR u succor
KEUM7 iit T r a y
"When police «r« thuru, uveryono
HtUDs. As soon us the cops IUPVU, it's »
speedwuy u^uin," she suid.
Bill P'lirrone ol 23^ tlolmar wondered
why Belmar is the only street with direct
{iiowover. Cily.Planner Albert Dispunza nrrrw* !o Wnlknr. n"mfijj'S\T' "ir" 1 * 1 ""
sit id Dusok l«ft n miwing*; tit th» pt.innar's office stating ho was no longer
ofjpu3t!u.
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Avon developer lashes out, gets resuSts
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By Kann Draslor
AVON - Local dovclnper Gary Smituk
lathed out at City Cuuncll members
Monday night, threatening to personally
sue isuch one who voted against his
Fields subdivision, and ho got their attontlon. The decision was reversed.
Smitok said his proicr.t. with $900,000
on the line, was being held up because of
something over which he has no control:
CEI's pl^ns to put live tclophono poles
in city right-of-way on thu side lawn of a
lot leading into thu subdivision. The lot.
at 33332 French Crook Rd., is .owned by
David Sclcstak.
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CEI project manager. Sli.iwn Billy, insisted that the only way to change to
voltage from above ground utilities on
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jdst have to come back at them
(/ie same way."
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Fiench Crcok Road to tho underground
utilities in Iho subdivision is to reduce it
b))'putting up the five utility poles.
iflt is u ihrcat^l have a builder who is
soil to go. Ifhe'jacici out...oach &nd every
council menCier who voted against this
will be suvd individually." Smitok said.
Ijle made reference to on article in the
IVllM Stivut Journal about changing den
sue. Ho nppuruntly bulievus thut del.iying approval of the tlevolopimmt might
make this project sublect to reduced
density fenu'ruinents.
Council recently changed the maximum single fumily density from 2.4
homes per aero to 1.4 per acre.
However, following an outcry from property owners and developers. Council
mU Planning Commission plan to
reconsider iho zoning requirement.
Council members who votud against
accepting ihe improvements to tho
Fields subdivision wera Jny Curtis.
Shirley Doss, Tud Craczyk and David;
Kaiser.
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Marrow donors are last chance
for those who need transplant
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marrow. Onco
people
turn ugo 56.
their
names ore taken off tho registry.
According to Al "Tho Count"
Whitney, who organizes blood drives for
tho Lorain County Blood Bank, donating
samples of blood for the bone marrow
registry is not nearly us involved as
donating blood.
Whitney, who is organizing tho bono
marrow drive as an American Ped Cross
(Cleveland branch) volunteer. saiJ tho
procedure requires the drawing oflwo
tubes of liloiid, about a tiiblespoonviich.
Thuso samples provide [>;<iliniiii;iry information on tissue typus.
Each -.time nuw tissuu types an:
enleretP iitlo UHJ r»;t;islry, a dur.tnr
queries thu nsntslry with a putiunt's
ttssut; typn and smirches for a niiHch. If
... thttrt! Is II tinUaliv*; mutch, further lustinu
~~ is donn «n a potential donor.
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By Mareclla Grange
AVON LAKE - For many people suffering from cancer, a bone marrow
transplant is tho only thing that can save
them, but looking for a person whoso
bone marrow matches can be akin to finding a noodle in a haystack:
Fortunately, as more and more people
hove their bone marrow tested, tho pool
of potential matches increases, which
Improves tho odds of finding the needle.
People from Avon Laku und surrounding areas will got a chance to become
potentin! bone marrow donors on Sunday, Aug. 21. Uy donating samples of
"*" blood, thijy will bo entered into the national bone murrow registry., The bone
.^marrow drive Is at thoiakoshort; United
Methodist Church in Avon Lake, 33110
- Electric Blvd. betweon 1 am) 4 p.m.
^Only people between tho ages uf Hi
and 5B nro eligible to donate their bone
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To the Editor:
The TJ94 Lassie League saftball
,'season is over. We all had a great
season! The Shakers, coached by Ed
Silvasy, won the Senior Division Tournament. Tilt; Gems, coached by Jim
The PRESS welcomes letters to the
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SPACED and complete with a name, ad- Tournament, and were the season
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•^ -• 153 Lear Rd.. Avon I-ato.
Silvasy Senior & Junior division direcv\The deadline Is Thursday nt 5 p.m. to
tor, and Pete Hi rd tiituniHV-ntu & Junior
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division director.
TOitionrLoitcri-'will bo published on o
We had over 400 girls this year in the
, apjjttj^^laBle basis.
Lassio I-utiguo. and wo hope to Inp 500
' Wo^slloW^dulhors'^nafKHs to be
next year. We have also noticed thu level
•withhold upon request, provided the letcMhe girls' play has improved each yenr
ters do not contain blatantly derogatory
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reforopces to individuals,
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PRESS office hours arc 9 a.m. to 5
We tiru all looking forward to nu.xt
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ye;ir. To any pawnt wontlnK to set involved in the Avon Lake Youth Basebal
We thank you for your opinions and
Federation, our meetings are ut the Uld
comments.
Firohoust! on Route S3 and Lake Roud.
Please call Dob Mathisen. ("res., a
Oktoberfest a success
933-8125. or Larry Daniels V.I. nt
To the Editor:
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933-4840 for time and date of our next
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meeting In Sepl.mber.
Tho hand embroidered tahtocloih and
eight napkins sewn by Misi'Um Circle
No 19 was won by Alice Bojo or Sheffield Lake on Sunday. |uly\31 at St.
Sincere thanks
Mary's Oktoborfest. Wo thankWryone
for Ihoir donations and special Vhanka to
To the Editor:
Drug Mart of Avon Lako (or their help
Wo would like to thank the Avon Lake
again. It was* great success. V
Fira Department and the Avon Lake
e
Police Department for the services they
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Mission Circle No. 19
rendered to our son who was.injured in
a bike accident on July 29. It was a
parent's worst nightmare since we wore
Coaches say thimks \
both out or the homo at the time. Unable
To^Our Little Leaguers and ,'heir
to reoch us, the rescue team gavo tirst
aid aVid transported ]ohn to St. Joseph s
//fho Major League Rod Sox Coaching
Hospital. Ho was safely in the omorgenStaff wishes to thank the parents of cur
cv room receiving care when !im ornvLitlle Leaguors for, lending their
od We reel very lucky that the comchildren to us,for the summer. Your
munity cores for its children in tins way.
sons had a wonderful season that they
Again, thank you Tor your much apall should be proud or and we hope they
preciated erforts.
all benefited Trom tho experience. Hie
|im and Bronwyn Jameson
Littlo League oxporienco not only in;
eludes learning "haw to play jthu game
but also,how to win wilh dignity and
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T h e following students must earn a
'IV'suit Lan^don. sun of |i;n:my J. Farmer lias
Hrdduatcd from Air Force
received degrees from average uf al lit;i';t 3.25 on Mr:; and Mi-i. John
ij.Tiic training at Lackland
Bowling Greun State the College's -t-puitit
Lunyjuii ot Avuti Luku
Air Forcu Hiisn. San
University during sum- ijradinjj scali;
and IiLotl '/.tnulmri, sun cif
Antufiio.
mcr commencement Iteld
Schilling, a chemistry
Mr. mil M r s . Frank
Airmen who complete
Aug. G: Lisa A. Ge.rasch. majur, recently cumpleted Zemberi uf Sheffield Lake,
194 Fay Ave.. Avon Lake; her junior yujtr at Kenyon. have been named to the basic training earn credits
tuwurd an a s s o c i a t e
Julie Hurt. 32041 Lake Rd.. a private liburul-aris cul- dean's ( *i at '.lie University of (1 icinnati for the degree from the ComAvon Lake: and Kristan leg« in central Ohio.
munity College of the Air
l!H4 Spl ..if* quarter.
M. Soden. 2G7 Herrmann
Force.
Dr.; Avon Lake.
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Farmer is the son ot
Matthew J. Thompson,
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lames E. and Marilyn
son of Mr. and Mrs. V.L.
Brooke S- Schilling.
Farmer of 638 Hollywood
[•;<lwirti . . . Krystowski.
Thompson, Jr.. uf 3«0
daughter of Susan and
Ave.. Sheffield Lake, and
Evergreen Court. Avon of Avon, hi i' been named
Dennis Schilling cf Avon
brother of Airman 1st
Lake, received a BA lo the DV'Vti's List at
Lake, has been named to
degree, from Wittenberg Boston L>««-vrsity for the Class Joshua ]. Farmer of
tho Merit List (it Kenyan
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2122-A
Tennessee Circle.
University during com- spring semes, -tr.
College for the 199.T-94
Loring Air Force Base,
mencement
exercises
held
acodoraic year.
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Maine. He is a 1990
recently.
T o b e eligible for Merit
graduate of Brookstde
High School, Sheffield
List recognition, a student
Lake.
FAMILY VISION CARE
CONTACT LENSES
TINTED
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YMCA child care in SL, AL, Lomin
Thr, North Coast YMCA and fhe
Lorain Family Y are accepting registration for thoir child core programs.
The Lorain Family Y offnrs its program at Knollwood Elementary School
in Shcffbld Lake. Hours are from 7:30
a.m. lo G p,;n. Half-day kindergarten
care is also uvailnblev-Nurscry school Is
available at tho Family Y's main center
at 1121 Tower Blvd. in Lorain. as well as
full-time child enrc. The cuuler is open
from 0 a.m. to G p.m. and pravfdiw core
Tor children ages three through 12. For
more information about (he Sheffield
Lako and Lorain child enro programs,
call Mary. Molnar or Lynn West at
282-4414.
Tho North Coast YMCA has several
openings in it'j.Schoal Age Child Care
program (SACC) held at the Calvary
Baptist Church, • 32007 Electric Blvd..
Avon Lake. Tho church's now gym offers a modern, clean facility for the
licensed child care program.
Beforo-school caro is provided from
6:30 lo 9 a.m. and after school, from 2 to
v
6:3C >J m. Bus service is provide! for till
Avon Lake students. SnacVtu • an'^.
beverages will be given to kida\''ii the
after-r<hool program.). The chileV, care
program mcludes sports act\ .ities.
crafts, tutoring, outdoor activiticr<\tluring nice weather and special uctf ities
such aa puppet shows, utays and se.vVice
projects.
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Parents ami their children may sttl>,* tn
any time the program is in sofdionA ipl
visit with tht* staff. The program ,i,\'o
provide^: Fun Days, whole- day chltj
care dtiriitg school vacations, in-scrvici
days and tonffarenco days.
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Summer Day Camp provides weekly i\1
care for your youngster for the cnllnV, .:
summer break or just one or two weeks.\;
Scholarships are available for School- J
Age Child Caro (SACC). Fun Days or V
Summer D.iy Camp.
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For more details, call [udy Schmitr. at
the Avon Lnko North Coast YMCA.
933-9100, or Sue Verlioy ill the West
Shore YMCA, 871-6885.
PET CARE
owners get an extra
Parvo virus vaccination
this time of year.
This message is
brought to you as a
public servico from
Richard W. Thompson.
D.V.M.. Avon Lake
Animal Clinic, 124
Miller Road. Avon
Lako. OH. Phono:
933-5297.
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AVON LAKE - All seventh and eight! Igrade boys interested in joining Learwood Middle S hool's football
team are renitided to attend the first pi ictico on Monday, Aug 22. Practice for the first throi |da>s will run
from 10 lo 11:30 a.m. and will consist tf conditioning
drills.
Veterinarian
DR. SCOTT H. SEIPEL
(216) 933-8300
Learwood Football Practice
Richard W. Thompson
Parvo virus is a deadly killer of dogs. It most .
commonly strikes
young dogs under 10
months of age, during
tho Spring and Sum-.:
mor. The signs include
not eating, vomiting
and diarrhea, often
with blood, present.
Even strong healthy
puppies ran succumb
to this virus in loss than
48 hours. Don't wait:
we've already treated
several cnjcs in this
aroa. Havo your dog immunized now or as
soon as the boosters
coma due. Many dog
See me for quality
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ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 21) You should be in the limelight and you
could give the best performance of your life. A weekend of romance
Is possiblo il you'll make an effort and It could lead to something
permanent. You may fearWur father is going off the deep end out
mayee he K just sowing hTs^ocond crop of wild * :a.
TAURUS (Apr.<2*May 22)., Do something s-.ecu! for a parent.
don (wait for a convenient occvflo'.. it will c " i e your conscience a
lillle. Your work week shoutd^>nd on a'fun noto (or maybe
something more spiffed). A Scorpio is going to throw a monkey
wrench into your weekend routine out you may be glad s/ho did —
eventually.
GEMINI (May 23-June 21) You should be in an optimistic mood
and for good reason, everything will work out Just like you want H » .
except trial you could *:i?sf one of your rare "strike-out* " Yrni may
bo a slow learner over the weekend but you may leato alesson
you II nover forge!.
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CANCER (June 22-July 20) The biggest (and maybe tho most
secret) dream of your life can start now. Money is yours for the askng but if you don't use it wisely it will be gone in a flash. You will be
in a .*omantic mood over the weekend and won't stand for second
best, and that could mean a cha>ge'(s in the mil!.
LEO (July 21-Aug. 20) You wlrl be giving ordars to everyone who
comes near you but you may know what you're doing (for a
change). Private goals are the most imporjint thing now even i'Uwy
are unrealistic. You will have renewed eriergy. al least in the area of
the Arts, and looking for a new outlet.
VIRGO (Aug. 21-Sept. 22) A Libra could be spending your
money and
s/h*. II really know how to get rid of It You will see Mts of
th 9S
'!l W,,?? uv we aI n t 0o5vt o br l shho w o e k o n < l °u< you can't have everything
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? . - " priorities. A party may not turn out like you
M S O J ^ w o u . t J i ? r d J 1 m a y a l 9 ° c c s l mot" than you expected.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 25) You'll still be dreaming abouta dream
home and wondering how to get it. Bo careful what (and how much)
you put in your slomach this weekend, loo much of a good thing
could turn on you. You won't be able to hide your emotionVand may
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save and investment and should be careful about overcommitment.UYou-ll
got a brainstorm but It will bo defective so keep
L . « ?.? 2", v o u v e h a d t l m e t 0 Pa**:* it. You will be looking
for something different this weekend
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may have c.'iangod and you no longer want It.
i/-Mar. 20) Good lime lor a Pow Wow with the
your lako-chargo allude. Careor and personal
ie merged and it will make (or greater success in
" mile ft idy you could make great health Imyou would be (Vi a position to help olhers.
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Around and About Avon Lake
Oarnbakes are a comin*
A'A3N - The Licm Club mil held Us annual
damfcaJie or steak broil wi Surtlay. Sopt tB at
Tom'ri Country PUco. Sorving Mill be tieni -J to 7
p m. Tho music will tw by Slcvce Gefl's Corne
and enpy an evening of ttact priitii. raHios.
Prcfsts Irom mis d e r t wi,'t go tcwartf !h« m.iny
Lions C!ui public scrvictf acimlics Ye«. ii stayrs
I;I Avert, so ig«t itwf HcXeC row a! Botinwr Irtsurano*. Tom's CourU'y PUce. Smify's Borb»r
Sriop aivi Wiin«spc*.-n Opiiciani Tho pneu is
W»e same as tasty? ar. S)8e«rpo(5or! Pp* Lho^i?
« f o dig darrts. extra clams w!l bit availabfo tar
SC. Se« you on Surd.iy. Sept. Ifl-
Great Walk for MD
Plan on waling your way to the Muscular
Dystrophy Association** Great Walk held at Si.
Jotm West Shoe Hospital 29000 Center R*Jg«?
Bd.. in Saturday. Aug. 20 IromO a.m. to noon.
Tho hosprtaTs walking rack will serve as tne
evwrt'a slartijig and ending point Regulation
wtfl begin at 0 a.m. with me wak to tcUow at tO
ajn. sharp. In addition me tsvaubhd stroll along
ttw Westtako Heaffii Campus. partJOponia will
enjoy i i r f i w l u w t t ertertainmertt and the opportunity to win great prizes.
Registration tor tho Great Watt is 510. After
" y ' - i i 1 " . a sponsor sheet M U be moilod to
you. Those nwing mora than XSO in schotusfups
ani receive free T-shirts. Special eventsfckethe
Great Waft aratha Muscular Dystrophy Association's primary source of funding. Proceeds frsrr
. tha oranl will help those arteded t>>
neorontuseular dnorders as weO as speed the
research tor. causes of. and cures and treatment
tor. thesa destructive conditions.
Form r» Mormabon on The Great Waft, cafl
tho Westfeka UDA office at 899-7112.
Las Vecjas Night
SHEFFIELD • SHEF-T1ELD LAKE - The Youth
Bo-$t:t]..Hi A-snocutiod ••> ' j p c f i C ' i f i g a ' l a - , Veqa-i
N»}ti!' on FdcJoy and Sjt'j'O-iy. Aug 12 and 13.
ir.jr-1 5 p m until ' » ' "
T>i« ..uent mil b<; hr;i:J ap !"•? Shcfdi'ld La«t.>
Community Cwfil'-'f, 4574 P Lahe R J TiT Jdn'i-i'.ion chjrq.;. !rt;t> cr:''-;-i. a-' cunf;':on-."1
All player-, •«•!! bi> r.."]-Stt«r,.><J f ' j ' .i (Jrartit") IO
t)*1 h^li] S a i j r i j j y L'VUfitnf] Wirur.-f wi!t ''••-•:•''•
'SICO wortti ol tn."? rjjsotin"
Nature Scene
Kiwanis August programs
Kiwanis Club of Avon Lake meets
weekly at the EST Bank building on
Lalic Road from C:30 to 8 p.m. Programs
for August are:
Aug. 4 - Fran Bostwtck. Lorain County 20/20-A Vision for the Future.
Aug. 11 - Bryan Weaver-Wildlife in
Kenya.
Aug. 18- [udge Thomas lanas-Loniin
Court of Common Pleas-Voices for
Children
Aug. 25 - Sam Baldwin-Kiwanis
Membership Growth
tin: ni.n.^riit!i(.'[!t channel.
The tlahltf Advisory' Cttmmi-.sum ii
T h i s M . ' a r u i i l u t i i * l i . V . b . m \~ w . i - . u r n »•
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« Saturday. Auq 13- "Ltttor Good of a-id"3" Can hlter be good' St'o flow and under whiii conOiliort-j. French Cteelt NiSuru Center, 1 lo 2 30
pm
• Sunday. Aug t* - Breakfast in tne Pa*k at
F.encn Creek Nature Center from 7 lo 8 30 a m
Enjoy an carty morning hike then have a contineowr tirtjaklast on tho dt'ch. Cost n 31 at the
door. Call by Ayg 12 lo make reservations.
I-8OO-LCW-PARK.
Fo.' Vme *hci don't do mornings, come to
French Creek lot an afternoon strort liom 2 to
3 30 p m Slow down the pace and enjoy nature
as we walk the French Creek reservation
• Wednesday. Aug 17 - Summer Concert
Series: Kevin Richards, from 7 to 6 130 p m. at the
French Creek Nature Center. Great guitar playing and smooth vocals describe Kevin"s musical
style.
• Saturday. Aug. 20 - Take a trip to Caley National Wildlife Woods (or ••Marshmania." to «•pure a marsh habitat. Dress lor wading. Irom 11
•0 12:30 p m Caley is on West hoad in PirtsficW
Townshrp.
There wit ho an insect study at
French Creek Nature Center from 2 to 3.30 p m
Participants w* receive bug boxM lor coaoctmg
insects and a book tor identification. Program
costs 52 payable by Hug. 17. Make reservations
for this session by Aug. 17. Call 1-8OO-LCMPARK.
nn-ision pnxluct."i ArufJ/it/ and
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I llilti Hivi-.i'i:! uf t u i ^ i i i f - T s .!•> .i | J . n t '-jf
t h e ;il!ii!ii I ' o n . f s i n v . i s i i j i i u f t i n ; K n n » -
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Hub Smith ;*ti'! H a n T r e n t . Uouturil.
i!KMTiln'rs.(ri' M.itt i.unily iiml K.C-tKariJ
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y.-ar ivrtil* ho w..s in KunjtJ^.
..t 1 .i-«i..'4 a.m.. 7 a.m.. JO a.m.. and at t
Th« Avf.n l.J^«- i:i»l)l« Advisory Coin- ,. p.m.. I p.m.. 7 jl.m.. atul 10 p.m.
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Marching band practice underway
Avon Ijke Hign School Marching
Band has begun to gel ready for the upcoming season which includes football
games. Bandaranisjs, and the Uand
Preview schcdulod for Tuesday. Aug. 23
at 7 p.m. at Avon Lake Memorial
Stadium.,This event is FREE!
The bi-nd practices twice a day From
8:30 a.m. until noon and again from 6:30
until 9 p.m. The public is invited to
come and watch them. The first game is
at Midview at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 2.
Avon Lake's 30th Annual Bandarama
will be held Saturday. Sept. 10 starting
with a Parade of Bands at 7:15 p.m. at
tho Avon Lake Memorial Stadium. Some
of the bands which will make their appearance are Avon. Avon Lake.
Brookside. Brush. Canton Soath.
Lakcvood, and Oberlin. Reserve tickets
are on sale now. Cal! early and reserve
your seat. Cost is $4 for adults and S3 for
senior citizens and students.
There is an ALMS Band Parents' Block
where parents can1 sit together and support their kids. Cal. . early to reserve your
scats in the block. .Deadline is Sept. 3.
For tickets call 933-0195 or 933-7281
BJood drive
The Lrxain County Blood Bank w»B sponsor «
blood drive or. Sunday. Aug. 14 ae Avcn United
Metnotfcri CftunH. 37711 Dotroil Rd. tram 11
xm. tx«d 130 p.m. and st Avon Lato Ford Plant.
6S0 Miter Road on Thursday. Aug. 18 and Friday, Aug. 19 from 6 « j n . unbl tO p j n .
4-H CJub reunion
The Lorsin County 441 Horso Club Alumni
Reunon It tor iixtmfccrs. advisers, famfly and
frierats. wil be held Friday. Aug. 25 at thsLoraJn
Comfy Fair Cow Palace at 7:30 pJn.
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Clear and Prosant Danpsr (PG-13)
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"MNMnnu-authentic Cheese food!", "It's so fresh!", "We're so glad we found this place!"
"This is Great!", *Tve never seen a buffet like this!", "Very reasonably priced!"
Just a few of the comments expressed by customers of the New EMJ'I&SS Chinese Restaurant
located in The Landings in Avon Lake.
Under new ownership the EMPRESS has imprrssed it's customers with their fine Mandarin. ,
Szcchuan and Hunan cuisine. You wil* find Everything from traditional sweet & sour dishes to
sumptuous seafood specialties. Everything is prepared with only the freshest ingredients
which creates an outstanding menu. Try something new even: time or try some of the local
favoritre s'jch as Double Cooked Pork. Chicken with Black Bean Sauce, Kung Pao Beef, or an
all time favorite with a twist..Egg Foo Young in an especially pleasing light sauce.
The interior of the restaurant has also changed. With fresh paint and new carpet among the list
of improvements the EMPRESS offers a bright, airy atmosphere for casual dining at its best.
EMPRESS Chinese Restaurant is open Mon.-Thurs; 11:30-10:00. Fri. 1 l:30-lr.GG,
SaL 12:00-11:00 and Sun. 12:00-9:00 for dining in or take out. 933-9122. r
Stop by and taste the best restaurant to hit Avon Lake,
we're located in The Landings Shopping Center... We know your gonna love it!
933-9730
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sevLTiil stcmus into tin* •Je..'p <•:>(! uf the
pool.
The foituwing ni^ht. Friday, July 2').
someone entered the rcurealion buildinjj
al the Westwinds South Pool and nuiptied suvcnil buttle." of pool chemicals.
Police are investigating the incidents.
In other police business:
• A 1 VI \'- p m .i ' i t r j . f l > 1 u . i s i l . n m i ; ; iM .it D ' . r r l o u k ['.):•;.
• A ! ;) 4 U p fii p u l n !• rt;> t ' i v . ' t ! .1 r c j i ' i r t
llt.il a l i d \ c l i - li.i'l l ' " r n s t u t t j d (111 F i n e s t
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• At 7A'.l p m. ^ ri'siilL-nt mi Forest
[tlvil n.-pnrtfd lluit two iuvi'iiitrv n» «l
black Uuitl*. w*;re ai:tii'H suspicious. Uiv;
jiot nut. wffil to the tru:iV. lookout a tin.iruii. .it'd wot back in. The car was l.i^t
si't.'n heading: lovv;ird Grove St. Police
w-r*? unable to Iut::ite the vehicle.
• At 7;43 p.m. there was a complaint
that an older man was at the t'«ai ramp
acting; strangely.
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pljiitl aljuul ,i Ti>;s of ifnnoyinj: phone
cill.s on Carriapi! Lane. ''•"•',
O At 1 l;'J0 p.m. police ruc:*;im] ,1
report of a disturbance on Woe! •>,>.; worn!
Ur. Pour juvtmilus were tlir'juiuj: j»;irbaye around. One of the juveniles wait
apprehended by a resident. The jmt-mln
was released tti his parents.
Monday, July 25
• At 6:16 a.m. police received a report
of a bicycle accident on Windward Way.
A &4-year-old white nidle was riding a
ID-speed bicyefa when a 10-year-eld
female pulled out of a driveway on an
18-5pecd bicycle and collided with him.
Both bicyds riders were treated For their
injuries and released.
• At 3:01 p.m. police received a com934-5194
Wednesday, July 27
POLICE
BLOTTER
someone entered the JILKJ! JI-LM ut Hit-
y.ird on Wood-iIotJ. St.
• A rciidt'nl uri [.aki- Rd. reported a
st-ru- i>t .ititioyiriK p h u n c calls at ti:li"
p in
• A y r o u p 'if iu\t;:iil''s d.»!iast;d a
in.iillioi 'Mi Walki'r Kd.
nurtti of
Vandals target Westwinds pool
« A p/sHk-nl mi F.liHtrii; IJlvd.
reported t u u small fire cMiiiKiiisn.Ts
stu!rn troiti il shf.'tl
Saturday. July 30
• At J.-(i a.m. police teceivttla report
that a window had hwn broken out of a
vehicle parked at the Ek'at:hpark
Restaurant. • At 12:09 p.m. a sqtiirrel
!nt a man on Tomahawk Dr.
• A resident on Furust Blvd. rvporttd
that a juvenile waa driving recklessly.
• Komanutu Dumpling*
Top Quality Fresh Laka Eri« 1
• WAI & Chicken Paprikas
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Top Quality LeJw Erie Pnch
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subjects with property thai had been
stolen from Wtrstlake. Police turned tb*J
property over to Westlakc police. The
men wei e charged with possessing
stolon property.
Prices Good Wed.. Aug. 10th thru Tues.. Aug. 16th
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Sunday, July 31
• Sometime during 'ho night shift at
CEl. the windshie|H 1 of an urnjiloyce's
vehicle was smashetC.' .
• At 11 a.m. police received a report
that sumeonf had stolen property from a
O At 9:14 a.m. police rtere notified of
a trwft from Holy Spirit Catholic Clu-ich
vn the corner of Lear Rd. and Walker
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Thursday, July 28
Tuesday, July 26
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Murray '.aiil
maples forming a icaFy avurhead
Tin: duvcliipers said th«:y ;ire Jivv.tr'1 nt'
KLI! I 1 T : ifi.'vi'lfjf1"!
i)';!i>n.:-i
riinitin"
canopy, should b« cormuclixl tu
this, and that is .^hy the nstutitittn h.isiti
t;.mti;riiury east, tii'.is uuikini* it ii major
according to the Master h
is as lar^t: as il is. Thyy aS.so s>iiil '.Vuti.Tllnrruuj;hfart'. u-')ulil present just as
Plan.
siiJe will have a homeowners' assneiam u c h uf ] h a ' i i n l . t o children as t h e
Regarding .'he W B l retention basin,
tion which will ovi;rsi;e rti.miti.'iiiiiLi: uf
pond.
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developers 3aid they would be hard- , j e rutunliun pond.
Murray J.l^o SJIJ a traffic study must
pressed to move the basin because it iu
Commission mnniljL'rv tab!i:;l tin: plan
ho dune on Waterside. :md rJ.u wants to
in an area to where the mosl amount of
because of many unknown.; a n d
know if streetlights will Ire needed :m
drainage flows.
preferences titey have about WutL'rside.
Walier'Road.
Commission members, ir. reviewing
For u.xampfc. nearly five acres oflaivl u\
Mayor Vince Urbin. a member of the
the preliminary plan which shows only Canterbury a n d Curtis, near t h e
commission, rvsk'es on Helmar. and
street layout and lot sizes, said many
development, art; :n limbo because tin;
because of his rtjsidunce. he has asktd
questions should bo raised by Water- city just realized that it .mil nut the the !aw director to research whether it is
side's sewer improvement plan which
school board, owns the land.
.1 conflict uf interest for him to vote on
Waterside, fie is awaiting the k>w director's decision.
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Urbin told the audience'-that he is
aivaru of some Helmar residents collecmust be executed prior to the date of the
titifj signatures to petition the city :"or
invoice.
In
violjtion
of
this
regulation,
By John Flnnerty
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cu:'bs and gutters on their struct:
the auditors found several instances
Kcpf Construction's Wood fie Id
where purchase orders were certified by
, COLUMBUS - Tho state's audit of tho
Estates subdivision will consist of H2
the treasurer after the invoice date.
school district revealed only two minor
homes next to the Dakotas subdivision.
infractions by school employees accorSection 153.13 of the Ohio Revised
The plan was tauled because of uncerding to « report issued by the State
Code states that when a contract protect
tainties about Division Road, a tiny oneis 50-percent complete, as evidenced by
Auditor's Office on Aug. 1.
payments to the contractor, all funds ,~eTho audit covered the fiscal year that
tuined for performance must be
ended on June 30, 1993.
deposited in an escrow account. ',nd no
The report stated that while the infracfurther funds retained. This rule is not
Continued from page 1
tions didn't affect Ihc district's financial
applied if the contract is for less than
statements, the auditors thought they
special thanks to everyone who supSI
5.000.
were importable because of the public
ported TAe PRES&s fiith annual golf
policy, public stewardship and public
Auditors discovered that the school
ScrainbW last Wednesday. Nearly 200
accountability issues involved.
district foitad to establish an escrow ac- Rnlf enthusiasts enjoyed great wnather
count for the retainage for a contract
Section 5705.41 (DJ of the Ohio Revisand the fine Sweetbriai hospitality.
with Ryan Mechanical. lac.
ed Code states that a purchase order
We've already accepted the first foursome entry for 1995 - since so many
were shut out. one eager group dee'ded
not to take any more chances.
A reminder to those many Avon Lake
residents who US>J the libra."y: It will
Announces
clost today (Wednesday. Aug. 101 and
The Association of Jose E. Mendoza M.D.
will temain so through Monday. Aug.
t o It: staff - as She Clinic's full-time weekday
22. Duri?s ( h' s time, workers will be getphysician. •
.
ting (ho new facility in order for the
Dr. Mendoza Is a Qfaduate of Mt. Sinai
(
grind opening on Aug. 28.
Internal Medicine Program and Yale Primcry
The Avon Lake Homecoming is sot
>Care Internal Medicine Internship.
for Oct. Q and 9. For booth, parade and
• Dr. Mendoza is accoptfng t lew Patlenrj for
general information, call 9.13-8515 or
Urgont Care, Famlry Care, and Hospital
933*74 5Q.
Admissions.
Tho power of money. Avon developer
M* 1 JO -9;3Q prrvSat: 9:30-9JO pm; Sun: 11«J-5:00 pm
Gary Smitck gave council a lesson in
money talks — or 30 It appears. Smitek
threatened to sue each member of council Monday night who voted against his
Two errors in school audit
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Willi.iiri'-tjMrji Drive.
A U.K. Kr.i-.i-i. Mi>- only ruMilt'nt o n
[In r , m i ' S 1 1 -''!' ;<r.ii-.'.'<l K.jpi f»r a good
.j!.iti. lull In; sti'.;;;c'jti;d Kop) install
•,i(!."A,iIks to ill.; I'lt'tm-nt.irv a n d ir.iddlu
•;i:liuu!- s i n n - V.'oodli'.-Id b a c k s u p to
schuul p[up*.'ri>.
••II tlmri; .in! mi sid^-.viilks. kiii* t Will
n i l t h r o u g h pc<jplu*s y a r d s . " a n q i h e r
r r i i d ' - n t ;mn;fd.
[•'rasi;r also 'iii^Kestetl a Williamsl.'wrg
North and a Willianisburg South to
make the lengthened street 'Ip_s
confusing.
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A Dakota Run resident rev,ut!Sled iht
size of homes be gradually enlarged 'o
fiuw into th« Dakota neighborhood] T' L
resident s^id homes in tho Dakota! at,,
3.500 square feet minimum.
J
Because the commission ncixls .^'formation on Division Road, and wanEii tho
developer to clarify ownership of a few
sublots in Woodfield. the project was
tabled. •
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•'We don't know what it will coiit to
improve Division Road." said Miiyor
Vine; Urbin.
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Eat 'n play at BK
• Tho commission approved \ _..
827-square-foot playground that wilj be
added to Burger King restaurant! on
Avon Belden. just south of Walker.
Community Pulse.,.And More
•Avon-•. Lake Nledictihici% Extended ftourf£;•
933-2929
3.3398 Walker Rd.. Avon Lake
Field Subdivision should they hold up
his project over an issue he has no enn
trol .
While Nfayor flm Smith. Coundi
President Ed Krystowski and Law D! rector Daniel Striiigcr advised against a
"no" vote, somo felt the threat got the at
tention of council members Curtis.
Doss. GraczyL and Kaiser. (Seo related
story this issue.)
Other *tufT...Ongratulations to Avon
Lako resident Glendaloc Burns whoso
Jaycox Road home took first place in tho
Lorain County Realtors Prido in Properly contest. There were a few other win
nors from our circulation area who pine
cd in the contest as well - 500 related orticlc.Wo hear 'he Avon LaJtn Board of
Education has discussed the possibility
of hiring the Troy Middle School prlnclpnl a year In advance - must be nice
io have the extra money ...tho Avun Lako
Library's Magic School bus has-been
towed to the rear parking lot - must be
somo of thai magic stuff from City Hall.
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!hu lirsl votu. Cauucil Frt-iin Ed KrysItidV!iIi,i <:ounsi;li;ii tlul
voting against Ihi; subdivision would nol
have any influtincu on cily ii^mjlidtions
with CEI.
"CEl conifs on strong. W« jusl liiivu to
coma back at them the sanu wjy,"
Councilman and Planning Commission
member John Eldred said. "If tht-y havu
to do a step-down. th«y can do it on
French Crvck Road."
Law Director Uunicl Strinset and
Mayor Jim Smith alio advised lhat CEl
was separate from approval of Fieldi.
and lhal Smitek had no control over it.
Thu motion by Curtis to ruconsider the
vote came after Dave Sclestak addrusstjd
Council, stating that ho rw^* callu-d his
councilmnn. Curtis, and asked that approval of Fields be delayed until th«
utility pole issua was resolved. Ha said
ho no longer objected to the Fields subdivision because th« city had promised
tc resoive the matter with CEI.
Council then voted unanimously to appr-jve the subdivision improvements.
Ironically. Council bad just approved,
without hassle, the subdivides'
a g r e e m e n t s for f o u r o l h e r
developments: ]oo Scalctta's Devonshire
Meadows with 129 condominiums and
six duplexes; phaso one of Chestnut
Creek. • c6ii^ttmg or 11 single family
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• Cuuncil ii[i[)ruvcd thu hiring <-"f J
full-time p.Hrolmjn. Kubort OKK wlio
pruvidusly worliiil part-time ill tl'C
cfajmrtniunt. Police Ctuuf Jutm Vila^i
:iv>un-d Council thiit funds for tin.- extra
liuurs were already in the budyyl.
• Nil uctiun w;is taken on tlirt:<.' J^1-'""
(!;I Hums pcrluinitt^ to iht* Avun Library
iifmr Craczyl. rv waled thurt: arv problems witb water retention nnd with
sediment which nrai lo be resulved
before the city lakes responsibility for
the property.
O Council voted to accept the lowest
and best bid. $114,579. from itentler
Trucking Co.. for replacement of Nu«»;l
Koad bridge. When r«ptacc«l. NJS«I
Road can be traveled south of Detroit
Koad.
• Council approved the report of (he
*vuter assessment equjliziilion board for
the i.«ar-Naxel water rriiiin project.
• Uniform rcTtc'cNve buildii.K
numbers were mandated by Council.
Sponsor Kaiser said liitfh school
students will probably sell theBnumbers
and perhaps install them a- a fund
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unless thvy wisher individuals, small
businesses and coiporations often help
underwrite the cof.ts.
To donate money le the National Marrow Donor Pto/jram. serul a check
(payablo to therf/KionnlMarrow Donor
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A trip on Ihe GCOcftimo lit has Doen *ch«duleJ
•Tho procedure will Icavn the donor
lor Sunday. Aug.' 14 by tho United Churtn o.
reeling like <ney've been kicked in th« Cnriat <n SrtctfW*) U k o Tru» is of*m <w >™»
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S By Marcella Grande
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3 SHEFFIELD - School board member
§ Sandcy Surface is beside herself; she
•*_ doesn't know how to txplain lo voters
H that the school district is borrowing
j£ money from the slate and faces receiver°- ship, yet is contemplating construction
x of a new school.
"How can you borrow monuy and talk
about building a new school and n bund
issue?" sba asked follow board
members.
Her colleagues on the board replied
that whether iho district is borrowing
money or not. 'he condition of Sheffield
Middle School isn't getting any better.
"Tho everyday Joe isn't going to
understand that." she responded.
This past winter, emergency boiler
and plumbing repairs were needed at
the middle school.
"I hope tha heating system Mil gel us
through the winter." said Supti Charles
Kropop. "The facility is falling apart.
There's a gep between the gym and tho
hallway that's boon collecting moisture
end leaking, and the ceiling falling (sic)
In tho Guidance Office last year...the
sewage plant behind the middle school
is a drain onour budget, aa pun Intended." Krepop said. "It's S90Q hero. $1,000
heiB».
,,/
One of the pump motors on the sewer
plant that had to'be reconditioned was
from
1944.
:
"We must keep it (sewer plant) functioning Tor EPA standards. It would be
nlco to have some kind of sewer
hookup," he added.
- The district will dppeai to the voters in
November for passage of an 8 mill conti' nulng operating lew. If passed, money
generated can bo used for repairs and
improvements as well as curriculum
costs, salaries and benefits und instruc- ttonal materials. A permanent Improve- ,
ment levy and an operating levy were
debated In May.
t ' School Treasurer John Strcett informed tho board lliat tlio district anticipates
a $2 million deficit by.next June when .
;. tho fiscal year ends - a deficil that surpasses seven percent or the district's
t, operating budget, which may qualify for
state receivarsrtip.
., Stroott said the state doesn't always
i. consider a school district in rcceivcr. ship by virtue of Us' deficit exceeding
i- seven percent of its budget: receivership
mny not be considered until the district
borrows from tho state loan fund for a
second yean' .,'
:
!te?
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake's, ailments
haven't quite1'-reached that poir.t. but it'
tho levy fails in Noyombcr.^Wcelvorship
is imminent Once in receivership, could have a fresh appearance...
"But w.j can't even afr-.ird that, am!
school officials must gel slate approval
for every expenditure, and standards that wouldn't uu a big deal. stie
..
will be sliced to bare mstiimums. Well- lamented.
ington has been in receivership for nearHoard members Surface and Mi Itr
ly two years.
have children attending Sheffield Mid"See what's happening in Parma?" dle School this year and are all the mere
said Supt. Krepop. "It's a reality that the concerned about safety.
A special meeting is scheduled lor
state will come in and order minimum
standards."
Board member William Emory asked
if busing for ulder students would get
cut. Krepop gave him an affirmative
answer and added that all special programs such as the Rending Recovery
program would also be cut. School
board President Barbara Miller -*aid the
Greg White. Lorain County prosecutor
board has been careful
and candidate for U. S. Congress 113th
in fiscal management while improving District) will be the featured speaker at
the quality of education.
the Wednesday. Aug. 17 meeting of the
"We've come a long way this year," Avon/Avon Lake Republican Club.
she said. "Our kids' proficiency lest
While is one of the most highly
scores were 100 percent. That didn't
respected prosecutors in the state of
happen for no reason."
Ohio. He is a graduate of Kent State
"We are not gouging our community," University and a graduate magna cum
staled Emery. "Wo arc competitive with lauile from Cleveland Marshall College
of Law. Mo served with the U.S. Marines
other communities in the county."
Supl. Krepop repeated, "Whether we
have money or not. the building is coming apart.
"A new school was recommended in
Local self-employed persons can get
1989: We've made it five years beyond
help with business-related issues by jointhat," he pointed out.
ing the National Association for the SelfBo'ird member Cathy Caianesc
employed.
agreed. "This was the time to build a
Members of NASE enjoy over 100
new school because of the new
developments that have gont into the benefits ranging from advocacy to tollcities. We have 50 new enrol'ecs this
free business services like long distance
year." she said.
telephone service, equipment leasing,
Krcpnp said the Strategic Planning and e subscription to Self Employed
America, a newspaper that covers pertiCommittee wants lo forge ahead with a
nent topics for small business owners.
plan on what to da about the middle
The group purchasing power of NASE
school. The board acted on the committee's recommendation ?.nU htred tho gives members negotiated discounts on
Lcsko planning and engineering firm to
study several different options: Move
middle school students lo another
building, renovate the middle school,
put the middle school students at the
high school and build a new high school.
or build a new middle school.
According to Streett. the firm's fee for
the study is 515,000. The money would
Reverend Bruce C. Broudigam will bo
be included in the initial cost of a new
ordained pastor of St. Paul Lutheran
school if such an option is decided.
Church on Aug. 21. He is married to
"If not, it will cost us," he said. "
Heidi (nee Meier) and has a son. Daniel.
Krepop said the Strategic Planning
His parents are Mrs. Viola Krosky
Committee advises putting as little
(deceased), Mr. Charles Breudigam ol
money Into Sheffield Middle School as
North Olmsted, and stepfather. Mike
possible until cither a major renovation
Krosky of Avon Lake.
or a new school is decided.
Breudigam was member of Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Chi'rch of Avon
Mrs. Catane-se stalcti that;she hazia
Late for 25 years. He graduated from
the same complaints from custodians
Lake High School in 1377. attendand teachers: Ifcnly the walls could bis' Avon
Lorcin County Community College
cleaned arid painted and >he interior', ed
and Kent State University. He received
his Muster of Divinity degree form Concordia Theological Seminary of Fort
-Wayne, Indiana. He now resides In
Cross Plains. Indiana.
White joins governor for
ssigning of victim's rights
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everything from travel benefits to
eyecave to the Association Doutal Plan.
One of the most popular benefits Is the
attractively priced NASE endorsed
Health Insurance Plans which, are
"custom designed" for iho selfemployed to include: a two-year rate
guarantee, any doctor any hospital
worldwide, prescription card, and "0"
deductible accident benefit.
For Information on how' to [olu NASE,
call representative Joo Kravec at
949-5471.
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to be ordained
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nursery school
1994.
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in tho 9th Infantry Regiment in Vietnam
and was awarded the Stiver Star. Bronze
Star and Navy Commendation Modal.
The Ajan/Avon Lake Republican Club
meeting will be held at the Old
Firchouso. corner of SR 83 and Lake
Road in Avon take. The'meeUng will
start at 7:30 p.m. and is very informal.
All area Republicans am Invited to
attend.
NASE offers clout for self-employed
Faith Lutheran Church of Avon 1ms
two nursery school classos; a prukindorgarton class and n class for three
'•.-,. year old children.
'•'• The class far three year Did clulr!.*cn
meets on Monday and Friday from 3
a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Tho children must
bo three years old on or before Sept. 30.
How?jWith the Allstate
Auto AcHantaRe. A way folks
with a prJiat driving record
and Allstilte Home Insurance
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car insurance.
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Thursday. Sept. 1. 7 p.m. at Sheffield
Middle Schuol. Citizens may hear
rucummuittiatiuns presented by Lcsku &
Associates regarding ih'i middle school.
"Shall wu v>horu our hard hats?" asked board member Daniel Collier.
The next regular school bonrd meeting
is Monday. Aug. 22 at tho Administration Center.
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The prc-kindurgarlen class is for
children who will Le four years old on or
before Sept. 30. 1094. This class meets
Tuesduy. Wednesday and Thursday
from 9 a.m. until 11:30 a.m
Tho objectives of the nursery school
are lo help the child develop his or hew
- own polontial in tho following areas:
Socially - to learn to share and respect
the rights of others; Physically - to
develop large and small muscles to improve coordination: Intellectually - to
stimulate the drive to barn, to develop
pood speech and vocabulary patterns:
Emotionally - lo develop a sense of
belonging and acceptance of self;
Spiritually • tu load I lie child lo trust und
faith in Jesus.
Faith Lutheran Nursery School is nondiscriminatory on the basis of ractj,
religion, or ethnic origin in administration of their education or admission
policies.
For further information, call the
church office at 934-4710.
Rev. Bruce C. Breudigam
Et€etera
Clean-up Week in Avon
AVON - The Avon transfer station located at tho service garage, 35060 Detroit
Rd.. will be open from Monday, Sept. 12, through Saturday. Sept. 17 between 10
a.m. and 5 p.m. Dump permits must bo purchased at Avon City Hali. 30774 Detroit
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air conditioners will be accepted.
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AVON - Anyone interested in becoming part of tho new Avon Junior Women's"
Club should attend a meeting on Tuesday. Aug. 23 at 7 p.m. at the homo of Lisa
Owens. 3-1411 Heatherwood Avc. !f you have any qucstiuns or aro interested but
cannot nltemt, please call Lisa at 937-5147. All interested Avon women aro welcome
lo attend.
Avon Lake-Avon Chamber
AVON LAKE - Our next general membership moc!ing is Sept. 8 at 7:30 a.m. at
Cafe Expresso at. the Walker Road Shopping Center. Sheri Joavons is the guest
spoakerwho will discuss Power Presentations. She will discuss how business people c»n tnmmunicale with an audience.
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llrenklast is homemade muffin, eggs, fresh fruit, orange juice and Cbfo Expresso's
fresh brewed coffen. Cost is $4 per person.
Reservalions are required by Sept. 6. Please call the Avon Lake/Avon Chamber (Jf
Commerce al,933-9311.
COLUMBUS - Asked by the widow ur
a slain police officer to help increase I he
penalty for such a heinous crime, killing
B law omforcoment officer. Slate
Senator Alan J. Zaleski announced
recently that he would help lead the
fight to- unite behind the recently introduced bill.
Zaleski, tho Ohio Senate's Assistant
Democratic Leader, said he would help
tend the effort to raise tho penalty for
murdering o police officer.
"This Is an Issue that demands a
strong unitod voice from our
legislature." he said.
Senate Bill 341. introduced by State
Senator Nancy Chiles Dix last week,
would make the penalty for murder of a
. police officer either death or. if federal
case law requires, lifo imprisonment
without parole.
Maureen MnrVwuixl, widow ul ,i l.iinLtistur police officer, had lubbied Zuleski
lo lend support to llie bill. Miirkwtiod
hud originally coatiicluii Zalnski regarding i bill hi* pussud earlier ibis-yuar
that allows families at murder victims to
issue a victim impact statement.
Zalcski's bill passed as an amendment lu
another Senate Bill in March.
"The deterrent of murdering u law enforcement officer has lu be the highest
we offer - the death penalty, or if federal
law prevails, life imprisonment without
parole." Zaleski said Wednesday.
He expects the bill to be referred to
committee and voted on during a brief
fall session. He will co-sponsor the
legislation at the earliest opportunity on
the lloar of the Ohio Senate.
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White to speak to Republicans
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Greg White, Lorain County prosecutor
land
candidate for U.S. Congress in the
v
i3th Congressional District, joined
Governor..George Voinovich at a bill
-signing for the Victims' Rights bill in the
Governor's office.
.White has been one of the leading advocates of victims' rights in Ohio. As a
rnomber of the Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission, he chaired the subcora'mittoe that produced.the first draft for
"victims'
rights legislation which led to
t
U-the introduction and passage of Smote
Bill 183. For"his work on the commis'slon and his devotion to victims of
crime. White received the 1994 Public
|rPolicy Leadership, Award presented by
the Supremo Court of Ohio. Court of
Claims, Ohio Victims of Crime Program.
"Laws protecting victims' rights are
long overdue. This legislation-begins a
new era In victims* rights for the Stale of
Ohio. For the first time wo have a comprehens.'vo set of statues which
specifically defines the relr.tionshfp between victims and the criminal justice
system."
White added, "I will always be a
staunch advocate of victims' rights. I intend lo take tho load in Ihc United Stales
Congress to fight for those same changes
to the U.S. Criminal Code. Wo must
assure that victims of crime receive the
dignity and respect they deserve."
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l K«rt«» are proud t a announce the win^j>enjJoCUiW:49S4 Pride in Propurty Con^ b r t h o fifth annual event
in thrcecategorioa based
.'value. Category 1: up to
180.000, Category 2: $80,000-3150.000;
:fad Category 3:$150,000 and up.
1 entries received were judged on .a_
bor or criteria including originallryrcoordination, maintenance and
utlng Impression.
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iBitrants needed to submit a photo of
fair homo along with specific informajdon coveringrtho homeowners name,
^dress and a phone number where they
' Id be reached. All entrants wew rood to be the owner/occupier of the
a they entered.
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place winners in all tnrea
categories will rocotvo a S150 cash
Sward and second place winners roceivo
a cash award of S50. All winners will
also receive a plaque to bo displayed in
their award winning home.
The First Place winners for 1994 are:
Category 1 First Place Winner, Mr. and
Mrs. Foglyano. 153 Preston St., EJyrin:
Category 2 First Place Winner. Tim and
Kalhy Cole. 42021 Oberlin Rd.. Elyrta:
Category 3 First Place Winner. Mrs.
GlendaliM) Burns. 240 Jaycox Rd., Avon
Lake.
Second Place winners are: Category 1,
Mr. and Mrs. Nosbit, 3424 Amherst
Ave.. Lorain; Category 2. Mr. and Mrs.
Franz. 188 Vineyard Rd.. Avon Lake;
and Category 3. Mr. and Mrs. Watts,
32295 Gable Lane. Av Lake.
Judges in this year\ ••vent were Joel
Loufman. Lorein Coui-.y Metro Parks;
Nancy Corber. Gerber Landscaping: and
Mary Jo Vasi, Lorain County
Commissioner.
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Five years uj;o, PRESS Publisher Hick
Hummer rualizud how
many golfers u\tended worthwhile1 charity jjolf uvunts.
and felt it was time to havw unu for the
sole benefit of the golfer. Thus, Tha
PRESS Coif Scramble was born.
Over the p;;st five years, the event has
moru than doubled in size and become
so popular thai the 1994 Aug. 3 event
was sold out in late June.
"That really caught me off guard,"
said Hemmor.
"There were an awful lot of local people who supported the event and my
newspaper the last four years, who got
shut out and really felt bad they didn't
make it on time. I have a feeling that
won't happen in 1995," he said.
The Aug. 3 event added a new twist -
a custom [JuiIiiiK cuursn s«;tup
by the Swi'utbriiir stuff. Tho1
segment riippud off I lit. day with
nearly every gu!furi:oiiipt>tii)K- 1Tin?
drawings which took plan. iifter :i
delicious Novotny-i;ulL*re<l dinner, lusted
nearly u full hour because then; were so
many prizes to be given away.
When usfcud what he has planned ftir
next yuar, Hummer said he really didn't
know.
"It's really hard :o fix something that's
not broken," he replied. "Either way,
I'm sure we'll come up with a new
twist."
The annual event is again scheduled
for the first Wednesday in August of
1995. Don't get shut out - sign up early!
Nesrly 200 golfers played !n the filth annual PRESS golf scramble.
Taking a moment to rest are Terry Goolrey of Nightline
Graphics. Wolfgang Schindler and Jeff Toth. who won
the eolef TV given away as a door prize. PRESS photos
- Gary Arndt
Ron Able and his son. Tim Lyons, are all smiles after
they tied for first in the custom putting contest, splitting
nearly S400.
,
PRESS Publisher Rick Hemmer announces the winner
of the Big Money Hole first place: Terry Ryan of Avon
Lake.
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Matt Burns drives the cart for his uncle,
Chris Burns during the day-long event.
Nowfamiliesin Avon lake and
surrounding communities can
take advantage of the convenient,
quality care^offered by SL John West Shore
Family Health Services. For more information
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Jr. Women plan 1 st meeting
AVON LAKE- The Junior Wuinun's
Club will hold ils first jjuncrcil mi:t:tinK
on Monday. Auj>. 15, 7:30 p.m.. at Uiu
Peter Miller House on Laku Kn.ul. All
womnn in Avon l^aku. 19- years-ultl and
older arc invited lo Iwcumo a part of I his
BCtive organiziUion.
Thu meeting will begin with a lour of
Iho Miller house. The business nmutiriK
start.i aflcr the tour, at 7:30. Ciirrunl
members and visitors aru uncuurugi'd to
bring a guest. Members and their KIIL-SIS
will be entered into a door prize drawing. Thia is a wonderful opportunity for
new Tjsidents (o get involved, plus meet
new people.
Tfce Junior Women's Club holds its
meetings the third Monday nf each
month. In addition to the b:isincss
meetings, thu club presets intere^ng
speakers such as iJianc Firostinc
discussing "BafeiWig Career and Famity-Doiug it AU:" and Jim and Mary Lou
Meanfo dbcussinc Imw thoy I;U|JL> wilh ii
family disability. An upturning program
will fcMturu a Lurnui L'ountv Cunimutnty CIolluKL' ru|)rr;s(;iilaliv(! who will ..•«.[il.iin Iht; colk'^t-'S 20/21) |)rti<:r.iin.
Tilt' crimp's primary fund-raisiirs an;
the Hinnuspufi Fairs heltl in tin; fall ami
spring. Junior Wuniun's Club also hosts
a .spring luncheon ami styli; show. AIUHK
wilh civic activities, UILTI; aru social activities or(jani/i.'d throng I unit I In: year.
Many activities are aln:udy ptnnneil.
and .sujJKustir'is for new activities an;
always welcome.
• If you would like to join an organization tli-it offers the opportunity to
benefit the community and establish
new friendships, please plan to otteud
the Aug. IS meeting. You detcrm'oe the
amount of time you can commit lo the
club and to piojccts. Each member and
her input is just as important as the lime
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Tree committee seeks new 'buds'
Avon Jjiko's Tree Committee is lookIng For interested citizens to be a part of
the committee for tho following year.
The Tree Committee is interested in
preserving trees and promoting trees in
goneraL
The Tree Committee was recently
recognized for their work in making
Avon Lake a "Tree City USA.- This
designation allows the city to apply for
grant funding for tree projects and
opens tho door for many other
possibilities.
. ,
Over the past two years the committee
has droTlod a Tree Ordinance, planned
Arbor Day activities, started a Tree Inventory and Identification Program in
tho city parks and purchased softwam to
store the Inventory information.
Tho Proposed Tree Ordinance will be
reviewed by Planning Commission and
then Cit i Council in the near future. The
•$&tn suggests ornamental trees for the
tree lawns for all streets In the city. A
^Mow^streets 'and ~ subdivisions have
F^ftlieody Implemented such a plan.
iltr Tree Committee members need not be
^experts on trees. All that is nodded is a
Tbtt of enthusiasm and an interest in
ESTABLISHED 1WJ
trees. The committee meets on the second Wednesday evening of the month.
If you would like to be a part of this,
submit a letter of interest to Mayor,
Vince Urbin. Avon Lake City Hall. 150
Avon Bclden Road, Avon Lake, OH
44012.
For additional information contact
Tree Committee Chairman Chuck
Jenkins at 933-7182.
RASAP meeting, Aug. 17
Everyone Is Invited to a moetiog Wednesday,
Aug. 17 of RASAP (Recognition. Acceptance and
Support of Alt People) at Ihe Oomonkas Library,
4125 E. Lake Road. Sheffield Lake.
Refreshments at 6:30 wilh program and
gerwal meeting (rom 7-8:30 p.m. featuring our
own version of TV's "Ufo Goes On* and "Count
Us In* • a presentation by tfi'oo young mer. witn
Down Syndrome, Barry Brooks, Chris Quintan
and Dan Walters, who speak about life experiences and share their goals and dreams.
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When Did You Say Your Vows? You
may recall how amazed J -vas at the
number of people who call on the mayor
to perform iheir weddings. Well, l'vo
done over 50 now and I'm still umuzed!
We've done weddings in parks,
backyards, gazebos, reception hulls,
business buildings. Christ Winery,
mayor's otfico. houses, city hall and onu
is already scheduled next year to be
done in a church. Co figure! I sure can't,
but it is an honor to be involved in people's lives thl& way. My pastor says it's
my ministry. You may recall that I do
not accept payment of this service, but I
'do encourage donations to be given to
an Avon Lake cause. Them have been
many groups who have benefited from
donations given at these weddings:
Community Resource Services. ALPS,
Project Park Awareness Day. Animal
Shelter. Baseball Federation, the
Library, and so on. I'vo married people
who go all out wilh tuxes, the full bridal
dp9ss and limousines, to tne bride and
groom in shorts and summer dresses.
It's always interesting that's for sure. I
Just thought I'd share that little bit with
you.
.. Water Main - This ten million dollar
jact.^ti.nnjn Avon take around July
20. It will Mo t!irimi[h Avon out! North
Kkiguvilli: .itul titi into lln: Kiir.it l.uniiti
County Watur Autliurily. This is jjoud
for us bi-'cuusu it will luu«i|i! tin; ui-ak
watur prussurL' concerns un thu castum
end uF the city and i: will hulp ku«p our
water rates among the lowest in the
state. That is because thusi; cities will lie
buying their water from us ut a little
higher price than you and I pay. I'd like
to congratulate the Hoard of Utilities,
John Kniepper, and everyone etee who
helped bung this project, to the
forefront.
S*:vrer Hales - With council on rucuss I
hrni an opportunity to attend a Uoard of
Utilities meeting recently. It appears the
new meters installed in various locutions have taken care of Hip thought of
raising sewer rates later year. That's
good news, huh!
Land Use Flan - I'd like to thank all of
you who have contacted the mayor's office about thu citizens committee. If you
sent your letter in. 1 assure you we will
try and involve you during this process.
There will be many public meetings on
this plan between now and next
February. Planning Commission and I
would like to encourage you to be a part
of this process. There will be pub'ic
forums at some point during the
meetings. If you arc going to live here
for the next 10 years or tongcr. take advantage of this opportunity to put this
"guide for the future" together.
Rezonlng of Land to Light Industrial
- As you prepare to vote on this rezoning
issue in tho November election, ploase
feel free to call on mo if you would like
to know anything about it. or if you
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Add 2 Bacon or 2
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Sausage
t
Ul» Liquor Purmil • Wi; LUST imr ».,IM;
against HI1. Unless the i:ily upptnls llie
(Incision of tho Dujjartnumt of Liquor
Control successfully, \i\' will receive
thuir buer and wine licenst;. I unly briny
this up because of several culls i i-i:cuivud from residents that were opposed to
this happening. I nave discussed our
right to appeal with tho law director and
liu bcliuvus that with the proper
testimony we cuulii successfully defeat
this request. At thr> original hearing we
only had testimony from the IT A President. Police Chief. Youth Bureau Officer, and myself. 1 heard from a lot
more people than that. IF YOU WANT
TO FIGHT THIS SITUATION AND
WOULD UE WILLING TO TESTIFY AT
A HEARING. YOU MUST CONTACT
MY OFFICE NO LATER THAN AUG.
19 AT 4 P.M. After reviewing the
amount of interest in pursuing this, Mr.
Smith and I will decide if we want to ask
council to appropriate funds to uppeal
the decision.
Lola of Money - HPVU you heard the
latest? Someone is passing around a
rumor that the city received an unanticipated extra SfiQO.OGO! Yowza, I wish
that were a fact! The truth is. as of June
30 wo were about $200,000 ahead of
what we anticipated. That is still good
news and we plan to put every bit of it
back into (he city. So, once ar.d for ell,
the city did not receive an unexpected
$800,000.
Basketball 'Signs - Wo finally received
the ordered Mate champ's signs for our
city signs. We tried to put a little
ceremony together for tho learn, but
with summer jobs, vacations, etc., we
, couldn't get everyone together. The sign
• nukoi may have been a little late, but tho
championship (ho Shoregals won will
live on forever!
I-'uar of Ruing before thu board? Based
mi many flyers, writings, ami conversations i'w: witnessed, it appears ihuro is a
t:i:rldin ly|>f of fiMr that is btiinj; felt by
soim; who have Ut w> before the Planning Curmnission ami the Zoning Hoard. I
despise the thought of that h.ippeniny, i
really do! These boards are just a group
of yuur puurs put in a position to act
upon issues that the code requires their
approval. Yes, I am tho mayor, but 1 also
unt only one person. I would like to
strongly encourage people who have
these fears or even concerns, to contact
me and their council representative and
express yourself. Every problem has a
solution. I have confidence that if Ihcro
really is justification for these fears and
concerns, that council and I will do
whatever is necessary to resolve them.
By tho way - Do you know who
GRENDLE Is? Tho editor and staff of
this newspaper have been tight-lipped
about this since ils inception. You may
bo smarter than me and have already
figured it out. 1 think I finally have
cracked the mystery of this artist.
GRENDLE really is...wait a minute, I
had ID figure it out for myself, you
should havo to do the same. HA-HA. "
A - word or praise..,to all of tile
residents on Sunset for the patience (hat
they havo had during their sewer.project. Every day this slreot is torn up and .
in deplorable condition. Part of tho problem has been that this sewor has so
many unknowns because of its age. The
contractors have been very cooperative
and the people who this project affects
have, for the most part, been very patient and understanding. Thanks folks!
Do you have any concerns? Ideas?
Please don't hesitate to givo mti a call at
933-6141, 871-5351 or 933-4930. May
God continuo to bless Avon Lake.
In the meantime, I'll bo serving you.
933-5100
Press Line
What's burning at Troy?
Tiffany Fixtures
Have Arrived!
327-8811
would liki! a spt'.iVi'r lo lit; jiruviil'-'il l o r
yuur Ht'-H'p or niiia.'li/.iiliim.
"
LUNCH
& DINNER
/;
- SPECIAL
Country Fried Steak
Baby Beef Liver
Meat Loaf
Broiled Chicken Breast
Breaded Ocean Perch
All Include Potato,
Soup & Salad
No Discounts on Special
Served Mqn.-Fri. from 11arn-7pm
Sat. & Sun. 3pm - 7pm
No Discquntson
Special
No Substitutes
No Substitutes
Dine In Only
NOT VALID
Dine In Only
O»GrGaod7am-11 am HOLIDAYS
WE'RE OPEN
Mon. - Ftl.
Q: What's burning nt Troy School every day between 4:30 and 8 p.m. It smells ter~
ribte. It smells tike trash.
•,
—A caller
,
,
A: According to school officials, it is trash. Troy School has an incinerator that U approved by tho Environmental Protection Agency For burning paper materials,
said Don Workman, custodian at tho school.
•
•-•• ••_,- :"Most schools around here aren't allowed lo use their incinerators, but because
ours has a blower and is gas-fired, we are aUowed to burn paper materials," ho said.,
He added that any odor may bo caused by a Failure to turn on the blower, or if so- "
meonc accidentally puts a non-paper material in the incinerator. Employees are
supposed to sort through the trash before they throw It in tho incinerator lo raoto.
sure that it is all paper, but sometimes, non-burnable materials like plastic aro accidcnlally burnt and that is what causes the smell.
' ' " •
Though. Workman said, there is raroly a noticeable odor.
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BUTTERFLY FAMILY
BOOKS & GIFTS
tfiO Avon-Bclden Kd. (Ht. 83)
(Ncxl to Slwon't)
Avon Late
Then* 933-7073
COOK'S GIFT SHOP
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SnatiM Outdoor EOIipou Stitup
H r i d
J4C3 AM* Fd. SWiirl
Flm* 9344fB
SISSON'S FLOWERS,
CARDS & GIFTS
WO Avon Belden Rd.
Avon Lake. Ohio
Phone 933-3233
Compliments of
DR. MARK D. COULD
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DALE'S TV
IV* i p n u i « in B1C itnrn TVt
IIVCH'IIJ'UTI wHtiu1
m Avon B«IJ*n RJ
32730 Wjtk«r RJ.
Avon LJIJ?, Ohiu
)N.fflh c< HR ImLiJ Avon U L i
Bill Thurnhlll
213 Midrib',
Avon Like "
1'hoiw 933-2720
Doroi* Plncura, ConsulUnt
933-9400
DeANGELIS
RESTAURANT &
LOUNGE
A gnat
king, s o the
legend god, Once
stepped en • thorn In
hit garden. In • furioui
rsge, h« ordirtd his prim*
minater to cover hia tntirB kingdom *lthtoather."tour rrjjwiy," r*pJi«d the wi*1 prime
mlnisttr, "M me cover your leet with leather, and wfcemcr iou go, you win be protected." And to the flftt pair ot
LANDINGS ANIMAL CONVENIENT
HOSPITAL
FOOD MART
137 Uat Rd.
Avon L«kc
* ^ ^ "I*00* Hrtt p«ir of ihoti spptaled to our photognpntr hii t long wiv to trml His or ntr jcunity
through Uft will not bt fnw ot thorns, and n w n thin
T<M>U|
Sheffwld Like
TOM'S COUNTRY
PLACE/
CATERING
Tha chM wffl »wd to develop that tplrttuaj fiber which
•ia do tor hit or htr chantttr what the first p«Jr ot «hoa«
did (or It* Ung's I*«L Wt a n ! cvpet the whoto world but w* cin lequtit tha faith m d eoun^c which will
anabla into dlmb Btt'i nott ruggad mat.
Our chuTChat and fyittQoguaa onng wen QuaJniat lo
the Kt rf sianUnd. Thty point the way to taper, who)ttocne Ivlng—for the growrHfi with the buueiit Of fihott
hl» thotddtn - indterUM little tot bi hit first ptir of
shoes.
3O0 Stcnrv Rldgi Rd.
Aron .
Phone 934-4553
THE CHILDREN'S
CENTER
Avon Lake Community
Education Cutter,
337 Bflm*r Blvd.
A * w i Like Phone 933-3158
"Hriptnj Young Chlldnf Learn"
SONNIES LAKESIDE
SALON
92 Moore Rd.
Avon Lake Ohio
Pbone 933-9074 '
PtmruUzcd haJntrting lor men.
women It children
DR. ROMAN BOIWKA
0
Optometrist
s 515 MoonM» Suite 3 •
!•-. •' (_,Avon Lake, Ohio
AVON LAKE
PRINTING
33467 Like Rd.
A-/on Lakr, Ohio
Phone 933-2800
1-800-231.1*31
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MELODIE AUSTIN'S
SEASONS IN COLOR
and IMAGE OF SUCCESS
2630 Dover Cenlrr fet
We*tlike 44K> «3S-FACE(3223)
"Why look good, when you
o n look FANTASTlCr
RAVS AUTO &
TRUCK SERVICE
38319 Colorado Ave.
AvoaOhk)
BOATfcMOTOS REOTALS
L a b Erie Fishing!
ID W. a o w U . (NrdtoC n FUnl)
Cmi>«'
EASY STORAGE
Mini Storage/AIi Sizes
SCHILENS FLORIST
Cnmihouw & Oirilm trnttr
(Since 1%8) •
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We p o w our own *t> wt- care!'
5422 I>t(oi( RJ.
(1/4 mile Mil of
Phone 934-JtB'J
FIRELANDS FLOORS
I-AM'S ALTERATIONS
"SoTiiitj Iht ana for
otvr JOynars"
664 Irving P-irk BlvdShcifieldlakePhone 949-5812
Fur M i n t W H I M
AflMJjble I-rlcn
Vermilion
1S0S Sui» Ki. Wl
Phone » 7 - « 7 3
Wallurr Sqturt BWg.
3^43 Wilkrr Rd.
Avon Ukr. Ohio
Phone 933Jllt
320OU Detroit Rd, Avon
163 Avon Bulden
Avon Lake. Ohio
Phone 933-33E
AVON LAKE
B.P. OIL
ALLEN HEATING
& COOUNG
"Full invkc Utility
Comer of Wilker (• Rtv. 83
6I4McoreRd.
Avon Lake, Ohio
Phone 933-1333
SKUGGEN & BENSON
INSURANCE AGENCY
We Repair All Make* <c Modeb
Dave DetieL Own«
32094 Drtroil Rd.
Phone 937-5261
H&J AUTO SERVICE
SPARKLE MARKET
GREAT LAKES
GYMNASTICS
33600 Pine Oak Parkway
Avon t jkr. Ohto
LUPE CHEVROLET
TRUCK and GEO
607 MUler Road
Avon l j i e , Ohio
rhoiw 933-O13I
ClevcLiml Unr BJ5-33J3
KOUNTRY KUPBOARD
TYLER RENTAL
1S8 U«r Rd./P.a Bon 3«)
Avon Like, Ohk>
Phone 933-9100
d
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&CAFE
troLI Kd., Avon
934-6JS7
H2K Center Rd. (Rt. 83)
Avon. Ohio
Phone 937-A«a6
"All your 'handyman' needs"
LAKESIDE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Gry Sliby
1
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j f f iBAPTIST
B A T r a n CHURCH
uiwiui.
S S a r t S o «Jn- F-ltoi«hlp «• nftwhn
|O a.in. Sunday School: 11 o-m. Worahlp
6 p.m. 01W« Siudy: 7 p.m. Wimhlp
W
7^a
P
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CHJUST BVANCEUCAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
SKTUhvlUL
*33-4M3/Vmtat Lynn ScMmman
MtoMftrt *«» •ro;:
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J ^ ' l U M^uter
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r.|»»" Sat 3JO p m .
Sun. II a.nv-1t» a.m.-* "
Wed. 7JO p.m.
».t.WlUtam
R>*.
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3HM9 French Creek Rd^ Avon
Baa*u> Klpnxnkl, Mlnlawr
Sun lOOU a.m.
^'FREEDOM CHAPEL
AVON CHURCH OF GOD
AVON LAKE UNTIED CHURCH OP CHRIST
rtvilil
ST. CLEMENTCHURCH
OF OHRID MACEDONIA
ORTHODOX
ilnattonal)
LAKE SHORE UNITED METHODIST O1URCH Avon.
1D4.VFM
3311* Electric Boulevard W3J23B
Sunday. 1(KW a.m. "CROSSW
Manidllh D. CuUman. MlnUter
II.01) Wonhlp S*rvioi
VVormhlp lO^JO a.m. Wednesday: T.00 p.m. Blbl* Study «• coffee
Nunery and Crib Room Care h AvalUbto Durinjt
llw Wonhlp Hour
A V O N LAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
s ^ r j . , school 11=10. m.
g?Wft«J A. Hart. P-aor
, AVON
S^tayWo^htpiMO-^
ST. MARY of * « IMMACULATE C0NCEH10N
i H ; . :• •
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3M0 Stonay Rld«e Rd. aM-4212
iu
33479 UkeRd.
Avon Lake. Ohio
Phone 933-6203
'..One Stop Shopping"
THE PRESS
AVON LAKE
«_u.
DETZEL'S GARAGE
36463 Detroit Rd. »101
Avon
Phone 934-WC3 • 835-9652
COMMUNITY CHURCH SERVICES
I
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Avon. Ohio
Phew 137-63)1
BURMEISTER-BUSCH
FAMILY FUNERAL CHAFELS
k3Wm3
nM
G O O D SAMARITAN
NURSING HOME
PAINT & PAPER
PLACE
1300 Monrt Rd, Avon
Fhon* 934-4746
EPA I.-upectlon Stitkm
Full iervke auto r»p*l?»
All make* of can It trucks
38390 Chdttr Road
1-90 tcRte. 611
Avon. Ohio
Phort* 934-6300
AvonUke
449 Avon DetJ*n
Phone 933-30W
933-EYES or 933-3333
it-Tackle-Icf Cubes
CHARLEYS
Our lamlly *«ring at»*
Limltir* for 27 yran.
37W0 French Crr*k Rd. Avon
Phone 934-3X4
TIMELESS TRADITIONS
Full Service Bridil Studio
Custom WnlJing rtinttJPi
L'rnly C'lnlWi, ]t*i\rj. L'nk(i*f fntn
STATE FARM
INSURANCE
3 H « Ute Rd.
Avon Lit*. Ohio
Phone 933-4007
Dr. Donald R-RowU,
SMAvonBetden
Avon Like Ohio
Phone 933-2143
AVON' OAKS MJKSING HOME
& CHILD CAR£CtfmR
37443 D«tiu<l Rd, Avon (Ch. 934-3 HO)
Rev. Danlal Sviorkn
Sunday Schml iuMU a.m.
Sunday Mom. Wurahlp lt.«> a.m.
Sunday Eve. Wonhlp AM) p.m.
Thunday Family Training Hnur 7 « ) pm. .
HOLY TRINITY ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
33*OI Detroit Rd» Avon W7-33M
Father |«hn I- &>n>lur MlnW.c
S4L 3 p.m. Sun. » a.m.-HMO a m.-12 Noon
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
MM7
7 BWdtk Blvd
Blvd. 933«Dlt
933«D
buy R. Sdmoder.
MJnl*e/
.
d
fcw.*49«jn.Sund-y School
•CO
« 11«) u n . Momlnjl Worrfilp
|v»nlAeS«vlot»:Mp-m.
W«d.«JM:13 P-m. AWANA Club.
;••,•
Garden .ml Uhel«id Dr. Avon 93M710
S ^ a i y ' a ^ ^uT/mw. Cta-. I D * - .
Wonhlp *W a.m.
l
CHRISTIAN HERITAGE
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
SAINT THOMAS THE APOSTLE
CATHOLIC CHURCH
V»«»».m. and «U.43
Ev.nlnK VViWHp
l
UCC OF SHEFFIELD LAKE
IStBfUiM tUt. 933-3132
iKav.J. Norman Rlley, Mlnlfcer
li«in.7JOa.m^*0Oa.m..ll";3Ua.m.-12 Ni»'n
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
^V
633 Harri» Rd. Sheffield L*k» •M'WM
Rev. Bllty B. Ci«>p»r Re»- V4«-7II7l>
Youth Dlrrtlor-Limal 5rfir*ld»r
Mu*lc DlrKU>r-Jlm Wat».m
Sun. School *43 am., M. 'nlrm Wu»hlp II-UO t m .
Gnnlna Womhlp 6 W p.m.. Yuuth BlbW Study 7il3 p.m,
ami Mid We-k Pray«r S«rvl« 7:13 p.m. Wrdn«day.
SAINT TERESA CATHOLIC CHURCH
IH7H Abb. Rd. ShWIWId V34-4327
Rev. Ed-urd 1- Lu<». |CD, Pa-l.w
Sal.: 4JJ p.m.
Sun. V:iX>a.m. and IliXla.m.
BAY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
3M47 Lake Rd. 933-333O
tmvUy lOijn.
FITM Wedne«Uy o( l,y month, T.X p.m.
Isf. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
47«1 O.wr Rd- ShrflWId. « * « » » •
Wonhlp Hour Sunday Mtwnintpi 10J0 a j n , Nuraery
Ava'lable. Educatkinal Study Opportunltk* Sunday
Mo.nln-5 adult/chlldnm * 1 3 a.«w Tu«day 7J0 p.Ki..In
bom* blbW rtudy. Wed. 7 J 0 p.m. Community BIW« Study
{•11 don m I natkww *..(«• NIW)
LAKE BREEZE C H U R C H O F T H E BRETHREN
1430 Lak* tiMW Rd., ShrffWId
...«.,
•MO a.m. Sunday Sch.»J. 1«3I> a.m. Wi—hlp S.rvk»,
7ffl) p.nv Wednmday BIW* Study
•Mt-Ttm or 2HX-114H
BAY VILLAGE
PmWcHURCHOI.CHRISTSC.ENTlST
SM. «J0ft730 p.m.
« ftOOIOJOia N
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
NEW HAVEN BAPTIST
32W Fr.nth C m k tM~**i3
Sh.in.IJ. Ohio **iO*
iKkMrd Whll». Pa»Uir _
*43 a.m. SuntUv Schmil
11.(10 am. W.wHhlp
A.OOChurehTfalnlnK
7-WI Wiinrtilp
W.d. 7.W Trayar 4> Blblv Study
HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH
1280 North Abb* Rd. 934JO2J «w « * - « «
Win P. Yeoman. MlnWirt
Sciitt S b t M , Mlnliur n* Youth J> Mu»lc
Sunday School 1(M» a.m.
Mornlnx Wonhlp l l » * m .
Sunday Evenlnn Woe»hlp rVDO pjn.
Wrf. L.LF.E. 7*0 p.m-
SHEFFIELD LAKE
AVON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
37711 Detroit Rd. Avon V34-3U1
i d W.
W Bloo*
M'nl.i.r Dr. D
David
Bloor
Sunday m a.m. Wonhlp S.ryt«
^ ^ Z ' ™
™ ' 5 ' ^
Practlm
1410 Law Rd. V33-3777
I «a». (*nw* H. Bmitty, P»to*
CHURCH OF GOD, SHEFFIELD
THE CHURCH LOVE IS BUILDING
713 tlirrl* Kiwi. Sh.fll«ld Lake •Ut-77**
J.ihn |. MtCaflwy, PaMtir
S*t 3 p.m.
Sun. »:3i) a m.-1»3" a.m..12;3ii p.m.
MI3 Sun«t * Rtehelwu
rtlMW.M7t
Vh» Carlnn O-mmunlly Church
r-Kl'T Rotwrt R(kh
Wurthlp Svrvlcit • I(fc3» a.m.
•'Shanr. Pray-f, Can" *».10:13 a.m.
Nunaty avalUbk
I W 1 Lake Ri«ad Bay Vlitaa. Ohio
M7I.213H3 Kawnnd Allrmt Mubler
*3O*i 1I:tM Sunday W.*J.lp SenHtem
1-Xi Churcli 5chi<ii|'All Ap™
1-hW Ci<(f«r Fvllitw.hlp
ST. BARNABAS* EPISCOPAL CHURCH
4AH Undley It.'jd at W..II R.-d. 3ay VilUfie
The Rev. R. l « m « Ta.ker. R«t.»
Sunday S*»vk»: « 01) *.m. Holy CommunUm; 11HW a.m.
Iliilw Communion; 1IMK1 a.m.
Sunday Sth>x>l W*dn>«lay 1O-3U a.m.
Mitid^y IIHIi a m. lltbl» Mudy
BAY VILLAGE CHURCH OK THE RISE
Ni.n.D*n..mlnall.Tial
U-c*i*d at >A mil* Ea« of Hunllnntiin Death.
on Ih* «m(h •Ide4>f Lak> RiMd.
Sunday 5*fvfcr« 11>;3<t a.m. and 6:30 p m.
Kldo on the Rlw 1U34I a.m.
Hoyal RanK«r» and MIMIIHWIIH*fti30pm.
Call <*33-7tutU
panlur Paul Endrel. Chlidr.™ P.Mur Jim Wllke.
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Free rides for Cupboard donors
Wo have till he:*rd of thebunufils of using public transportation. And in tin1
month of August, one of thu benefits oftared by tfcu Lorain County Transit will
bo free transportation-with the ilonu! tionofa canned good to help the County
| Cupboard Foodbank and thaso in need.
[ Running through Aug. 29. the Counly
j Cupboard Foodbank and the Lorain
! County Transit will conduct its "You
'. Can Ride" Food drive, a month long
| campaign to help fight hunger in Lorain
"Luniiii County Transit wiitilwl tu
iiivt- somi'lhhiK back lo Luniiii County
rrsidL'tits." !>aid l.-C-T Trmisit Uiructor.
Bill Ullrich, "Huimur is an important
issue*, and wu \v;intud to make a real contri!ju(iun to the foodbank by sponioriiiK
this uflorl," In: added.
Additionally. L-C-T will havu » roving
bus which will travel into areas nol on
its service route. Individuals can donate
Each .ivcek. a can of food will allow at the following locations: Aug. 11 - U-'«1
passengers lo ride free on fixed bus a.m., Rini-Rego. North KUJguville: Au«
routes.
23 - 0-11 a.m.. Kini-Rego. Vermilion: 12-2
Rini-Kcgo. Amhurst: 2:-I5-4:30
For those folks heading to the Fair p.m..
later this month, one can do so for free p.m.. Finast. Sheffield; Auy. 2U • 12-2
on Aug. 23. Just bring a nan-pcrishaMu p.m. Rini-Rt:go. Midway Mall: 2:30-1:30
p.m.. Finast. Sheffield.
food ilnm.
Al food collected will be donated lo
The foodbank is in need uf peanut but(he County Cupboard Foodbank. which ter, canned chicken or tuna fish, infant
serves hunger assistance centers formula and canned fruit, according to
throughout Lorain County. List year, Paul Baumgartner of thu County Cupthe foodbank distributed 2.4 million board Foodbank.
pounds of food to member agencies.
Collection containers will be placed at
Lorcin County Transit "You Can each location on scheduled days. For
"Ride" free days arc: Thursday. Aug. 11; further information, call the County
Wednesday. Aug. 17; Tuesday. Aug. 23; Cupboard Foodbank. at 986-2442 or
and Monday, Aug. 29.
Lorain County Transit at 233-7888.
Several collection points have beou
Lorain Couity Transit will also have a
designated throughout the county so in- hooth at the Lorain County Fair where
dividuals who don't normally use the residents can also donate to the County
bus. but would Hko to donate, can do so Cupboard Foodbank.
on free days at the Finast Super Store in
Geon can re-buy common stock
\l\
SHEFFIELD
Shuffjul*!: North Kidnuvilli: Kini-Kiwi
and | hi: Lor;" in (luunly Cummunilv
' Tho Geon Company announced that
of record at :the close of business on
its Board of Directors has authorized tho
Sept. 1. 1994.
company to repurchase up to 1.4 million
. shares of Geon common stock, par value
$0.10 per shore. Tho amount authorized
represents approximately five percent of
distribution set
Goon's outstanding shares. The timing Food
Tho Lorain County Cupboard has scheduled
of purchases witl,'jc dependent on the distribution
ol US0A commodities on Aug. 17 at
price of Geon common stock and com- Northeast Lorain County Social Services. 4575
pany cash How.
Lake Rd.. Sheffield Lake, for eligible residents ol
The Board of Directors also declared a Sheffield Lake, Sheffield Village. Avon, and Avon
quarterly dividend of $0,125 per chnrc Lake only. Iron* 9 a.m. to t p.m.
on Geon common stock. The dividend is
payable Sept. 15, 1904. to shareholders
Definitions of some o* tho abbreviations laund
infcePol'ce Logs
GOA-Goni; O" Arrival
UTL-Unatle to Lucato
MVA-Motor Vehiclt' Accident
B4E-8reaKjng 3 Entering
BQLO-Bo on Uic Lockout
FI'D-FieM inierrogateO
DWI-Dnving While lnto«icated
NCC-No Causu lor Ccfnctutil
Clsp. Unit-Dispatched Urvts
DUKlnving Under Mifl Influ^nco
JULY 28
0009 • LAKE FO -Juveniles causing disturOance
UTL. GOA
0212 - KNlCKEnBOCKER-Cc-mpUini ol Auto
Tanvermg Report.
1357 • HARRIS RO.-Complaint o) ihelt. Report
1813 - EAST DR -Attempted swicte. Report
2028 • HARRIS RD.-Male arrested en warrant out
ol Sheffield L?>"? Mayor's Court.
2213 - LAKE RD.-Tra!tic atop Male arrowed on
marra.it out of Lorain Police Doot.
2226 - KNICKERBOCKER-Complainl ol nuto
trespass. Report.
JULY 29
0231 - BEACHWOOD-Noigtibor problem.
Advised.
0706 - BEACHWOOO-Complanl of assault. Male
arrested lor assault.
0952 - RlCHEUEUComplainl ol itiel! Repoft
t-33 - LAKE RD -Comptabt of molt. Repel
1706 - BELLE-Unn assisted Rescue Squad.
1758 - SOUTHWOOD-Complaint ol thelt.
Advised.
3025 • LAKE/ASBE-Complajnt a I disturbanc<9.
Reoort.
21J0 • FERNDALE/CCMMUNiTY-Comolainl ol
Juveniles breaMng glass. Juveniles defied up
samo.
2155 • WEST DR.-Report ol suspicious vehicle.
Checks OK.
2239 • LAKE FID.-Report ol domestic. Resolved.
JULY 30
0057 - QEACHWOOO-Cornplainl ol 84E; Poport.
0050 - LAKE RO.-Juvenile picked uo lor curlew
violation. Parent cited.
0253 • LAKE RD.-Male arrested on warrant out ol
Fairview park.
1402 • BELLE-Unit assisted Rescue Squad.
1426 - BEACHWOOD-Nelghbor problem.
Advised.
1513 - IVANHOECornplaini ol harassment
Advised.
1753 • LAKE/LAKE EJREEZE-Complaint ol loud
music NCC
2312- WARWICKU'.-1* assisted Rescue Scuad
2313 - WAHV/ICK-Juvemios pie*c1 up (or curlew
uiCldticn Parenl cilco
JULY 31
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0221 • LAKE'ABaE-Hecort d mine disturbance
Advised
- .,. _.0245 • LAKE/ABOE-H**" .*• ot assault. Female arrested tor CC Pervstng.
0353 • KN1CKEHBOCKER-B4E. Report.
0852 • LAKE PO.-Vandalism to vehclo. Report.
1048 • LAKE nD.-Ccmptai^t ol thort. Report.
1054 - LAFAYETTE-Umt assisted Fire OeoL
MOT • ROeEHTS-Vandalism lo velJclc. Report
2105 - STARK-Comrjlaint ol loud music. AB quiet
2! 16 - HOLL-Repor! or suspicious vehicle. UTL
2225 • REDV/OOO-Complaint cf damag*toPfOoerty. Report.
AUG 1
0811 - ELMWOOD-Domestic. JuveniJe male •arrested Iry domestic violence.
1501 - LAKE RD-Complaint ol thelL Report
1545 - HARRIS RO.-Complaint ot theft Report.
2221 • IRVING PAHKReport of luvenlJes ptayfr»g
cfiickon with traffic. GOA_
AUG. 2
234B • HAWTHORNE-Report ol hfl/asamenL
Advised.
1026 • WEST SHORE-Complaint ol thet Report.
123-i - GAYLE-bnit assisted Rro DepL
1342 - LAKE RD,-Traffic slop. Male arrested fcr
DUS
1733 - HCLL-Report o( unwarU»d lamao.
Advised.
2104 - TENNYSON-Complainl of.orirmnat dan»g>
tng. Repott.
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2152 • ntCHEUEU-Unt assisted Rescue Squad.
2310 - HARRIS RD.-Male arrested on wffrant oul
ol Sheffield Lakes Mayor's Court
AUG. 3
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0358 • FERNDALE/IAKE BREEZE-UNI chockino
mate. Checks OK.
0406 • EXLLZV/OOD-Unit checking ausptefaxa activity. Checks OK: .
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0601 - TRE.»DWAY-Report ol suspWous verdew.
Checks OK.
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t01« • IAKE RO.-Unit assisted firs DepL
1123 - FORESTLAWHJuvetule problem. Report ^J
1209 • WEST SHORE-Complaint ol forg«y-V .
Report.
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2035 - BELLE-Report of domestic RosoJwoV g
2044 - COMMUNITY-Neighbor dispute Report "^
2052 - SADDLEWOOD-Complamt of loud music.'
Advised.
Avon Lake Podiatry, Inc.
DR. MARK D . GOULD
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If you're lookingforacademic excellence in an
atmosphere that brings out the best in each
student, there's still time to consider Lake
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information.
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Please M;HJ nil innns of LIIII.TI.-SI to our
communities lu I'.itty Washlmni. 20U
Sunset. Avon IJIKU, Oil -Ha 12, or <:;i!l
933-G754 and ltia.fi; a incss;ine. Alt ili-ms
must bo ructnvud by noun on the
Wednesday bcluru they am to iippisir.
Free Eye Screening. Thu CIL-VL-I.IIUI
Eye Clinic will be pniviiiinw frcn uyu
screening to assist poojilo in itiaiiititinin« their visual health at the Sheffield
Lake Community Contor on Thursdiiy.
Sept. 22 from 1 p.m. tu 3 p.m. Thtire will
bo no appointment hoedud for general
vision screening, contrast sensitivity
testing, glaucoma lusting, cataract
testing, or vision health education. This
program will be sponsored by Northeast
Lorain County Social Services.
Computer Orientation Third graders
through adults can learn how to use the
IBM compatible computer that is
available at the Domonkas Branch for
the public to use. To use the computer,
you nend to attend one computer orientation session. You can come to the session on Thursday. Aug. 11 or Aug. 25 at
7 p.m. No pre-registration is required.
For moro information, call the
•Domonkas Brnich at 949-7410. The
branch is located at 4125 E. Lake Road
In Sheffield Lake.
Record Sale. The Domonkas Branch
will bo having a record sale on Monday.
Aug. 15 and Tuesday. Aug. 16 during
' regular open library hours. The records
will bo sold for 25 cents each. For moro
information, call Xhv library at the above
number.
French Creek Nature Center. Saturday, Aug. 13. the French Creek Ncture
Center will be having a hike of moderate
L'xt'rtnn I rum 1 p.m. to '-.'Ml p . m . T i n '
lii|)icnf this Int.- will (i.* about lilN-r. Is it
Hood or b a d ' CJIII iitti.T n.-illv lii> um»i '
Com;. 1 -,t.'<; h u u , a m ! u n d e r wh.it
condition-..
S u n d a y . A U J I 14. tin- naluru i:initi?r
will lit; bavins; u lin*akF,ist in tin; |iiirk
from 7 a.m. t u H::il) a.m. I'.n'my .in i.-arly
MiurniiiK hiki; .nul thi'ii liiivi; a i.uiitini-iit.il bn:akf.isl o n tin: iltvk. T i n ' i:os! for
tliis p r o g r a m will !JI; SI at tin* du.ir. bill
[irL'-rojtistriitiun will!).? ri:t)Uin:J bv Aim.
12. Call-in n'Histrattttns .in; .u:t:i.'[itinl
from H ii.in. tu -i::HI p . m . M o n d a v
through Friday, ami i'mni *•> a.m. to :>
p.m. weekends. Tu pri'-rrj;islL*r. or For
more information, call 1-HDU-I.CMPARK.
Als-j on Sunday. Ann. H. there will \v
an afternuun stroll from 2 p.m. to :i::iO
p.m. Slow do'vii tin; pace of ovcry day
life, and enic.y nature as you w:ill. the
reservation.
Wednesday., Aug. lfi tin; summer concert series will welcome Kevin Richards
to the Nature Cunter. The concert
should begin ut 7 p.m. and run to 8:30
p.m. Enjoy gru«il guilar playing and
smooth vocals that only Kevin's musical
style can deliver.
The French Creek Nature Center is
located in Sheffield on Route 611. near
the Harris intersection.
Attention women bowlers
The Happy Daze League Is now filling teams
lor the 1994-95 soason. Bowling is on Friday
"mornings. 9:15 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Hudson's
Family Lanes in Avon Lake. Bowling will begin
Friday, Aug. 26. Babysitting is provided. To oign
up. or (or any further Information, call Barb Krulik
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U's kt'i. said that a ross is a rose is a rosy. And iiccurdins tu a spuuch lie made, former Fresidetit KLMgun insisted. "A Irw in a (r«u. How many more do you n«ed to
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Show* what tliu actor, turned president, knew about
horticullurn. Luckily, ihiire's Traxler's Treus in Avon.
hi re;ilitv, there's a lot to consider when deciding nu a
tree to uomplumunt your homo's landscapins. How big
will il ^ t ? Does it attrnct birds or bugs? Does it drop
messy fruit? These are just some of the questions you'll
H«t answers to at Traxler's Trees in Avon.
Traxler's not only knows trees, they grow trees. John
Traxler has a Gachelor or Selene: degree from Ohio
Slate University's School of Agriculture, with a minor
in landscape horticulture and landscaping"What makes us [Traxler's) unique is that we takepride in the tradition of honesty. My dad. l-Iu^ene.
started this concept 40 years a^o when ho began Traxter
Trucking.
"Because I grow the trees. I really care that they're
i-ettiiiB proper homes suitable to their particular needs.
It's so important that I personally go out and check on
the trees my customers purchase/.' said John.
Ai Traxler's Trees, yuu'll find o;,er 10,000 trees both
deciduous and ornamental. Delivery and planning services are also available, it's a goof', idea to call for an appointment. Most days, [ohn and wife. Joanne, are out in
the fields tuking care of their trees.
Although Truxler's Trees are raised in the field, each
tree is grown in a root-control container, muaning you'll
get mofo tree, less dirt: a tree one-third (he weight of
conventionally grown trees with five times the roots.
"Normally trees are dug with a tree spade and then
put in burlap and wire." said John. "That leaves you
\vith about 500 pounds of dirt, and 15 percent of thu
roots."
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With Traxler Trees, you gel 05 percent of the root
system and only 100 pounds or dirt-\Not only is >our
tree oH to a healthier start, but you vnn't need .large
equipmont to plant it.
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Another Traxler advantage is the cost sivings whon
you buy from the grower. Small container t-ees start at
just S3 and up. or choose a 20 Tool trco Tor under S160.
You'll Hnd some of the most popular and several lesser
known, but nonetheless worthy, trees to complement
your landscaping. The selection includes ornamental
pears, purple plums, sugar and Norway naptos.
snowdrirt crabapplcs. and many more.
"The snowdrift gets about 18 feet high and is a clean
trco," said John. "The fruit is very sweet and *s ready
around Thanksgiving for the birds to enjoy. It's a nice
tree for a tree lawn."
Traxlor's also carries the Heritage River birch which
is resistant to the deadly birch bore. The tree prefers
wot soil, and gets about 45 feet tall.
A nice accent tree, says John, is tho dawn redwood. It
gels about 50 feet toll, and 15 feet wide. It has lush,
green growth, and looks much like a tropical tree.
Thu service berry, or "June" berry, is a small tree that
gets up to 20 Tout high. It has a white flower in early spring, and the birds lovu its June-bearing fruit. In Tall, tho
red leaf color adds interesting contrast to tho changing
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Traxler's has four-foot, three-gallon flowering hedges.'
Tor just SO- They also havo tree-lawn specials parting at 7
$30, *---..
Here are what some Traxlnr's customers have to My:.,..
Bob Conrad/Avon retiree: "Tcaxiar's trees are so light-1 •
woiRht. 1 was able to plant a 14-foot tme by myselfTrees from a regular garden conter arc much heavier,:
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Dick and Cathy Herbesl/Avon: "We purchased foiit-t:
trees from Trailer's this spring. We were thrilled to find-J;
such a nico solection at such low prices. With smaller^,
sized balls, wo wore able to plant them ourselves, and*'
Mr. Traxler always finds time to answer our questions.",
Kathy WilhelroVAvon Lake, and former president oF;
tho Garden Club: "I have found Traxler's Trees to bo the
right price for a superior tree. Their exclusive growing
process gives you a healthy tree that weighs leas. Not-:
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Yraxldr's Trees is located at 2980Stonoy Ridge Rd. in.
Avon, across from Avon High School. Call 934-5188 for
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AVON LAKE -The Avon Lake Swim
Team swept through an undefeated
season in the North Coast Swim League
with a nail-biting win over Anihirr^l in
the championship meet Aug. M.
Tlibjocal swimmers outsuored their
archrival>i the final event to take the
overall team title. 1.55B to 1.549. The H
1/2 point spread made it tho closest
championship meet in league history.
Avon Lake beat Amherst in a dual
meet earlier this season by eight points.
"These two teams are so evenly matched that it's really a shantf that only
one club gets to take home the team's
trophy." said Avon Lake Coach Gary
Fancy- "They (Amherst) have some
outstanding swimmers on their team,
and we were just fortunate that our
depth was enough ta carry us to a win."
Pat Gremban and Alison Dzwonc/yck
were the only double winners for Avon
Lake. Grcmban took First ^jn the 11-12
boys 100 individual niedley\..id 50 but(isrfly. while Dzwonczyck took top
honois in the girls ti & under 25 free and
25 back.
Dan Gremban and Bill Froehlich
shf red in three first-placo efforts. Cremban won the 9-10 boys 25 back, while
Froehlich won the 25 bniaststroke. They
teamed up with Matt Hoban and Tim
Poburs to win the 100 medley relay and
100 freo relay."
Other individual winners far Avon
Lake included Lauren Benedict (9-13 25
free), Laura Pulliam (11-12 girls 50 free).
Julio Weaver (11-12 girls 50 back).
Melissa Benedict (13-14 girls 50 breast).
Amanda Cooper (15-16 girls 50 breast).
Nicole Burgess [15-18 girls 50 fly).
Amanda Ulrich (girl.t 8 and under 25
breast). Ratio Folz (8.& under girls 25
backl. Jordnn Campo (6 & under boys 25
The Avon Lake Swim Team
part of this championship — iiad one p^rson been missing, we would be a seei,Uid
place team." Coach Fancy said.
V\
He praised the 10 A under hoys Cni.it
Hrusky and Vince Kowalski for contributing to rulay teams in the 13-14 and
15-18 age groups.
"They swam against much older boys
yet managed to give us that winning
edge."
At the swim team's awards picnic
Aug. 31, Justin Uhl and Jeanetlo Hrusky
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Weaver rind PiiHiam swam on two " Kirchner plaque in recognition of
outstanding work, ethic, comwinning relay teams, joining Liz Boiling
and Christina Cobos in both the 200 petitiveness and team spirit.
medley and 200 Free relays.
Chuck and Sandy Jenkins were also
honored as outgoing president and vice
Avon Lakoralsb won tho 8 & undir
boys freo relay, with tho foursome of Jeff
president of the swim team board. ConConroy. Ryan Pulliam, lohn Dzwonc- nio Ulrich presented them with a gift
/.yct and Mark Gremban out-touching
certificate in appreciation for their hard
tho Amherst entry.
work over the years.
Fahey cited team depth as the difRegistration for the upcoming fall and
ference in tho meot.
winter swim season will be announced
"I'm really, proud of our B and C relay soon. Anyone interested in more inforteams, because they piled up points for
mation about winter swimming should
us. All of cur swimmers wore an Intcgrn! contact Mrs. Ulrich at 033-499*;.
North Coast YMCA
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AVON LAKE - Tho North Coast YMCA. 3279Q
Walker Rd., is accepting registration for its fall leagues
for both boys and girls. All participants will receive Tshirts and trophies. Flag Football is for students in
grades 2, 3, 4 and 5. Basketball is for students in grades
K-2.
:
All leagues will have an organizational day followed
by seven weeks of-.play. The season will run September
10 through Oct. 29 on Saturday mornings. For more information, call Craig at 933-9100.
SMS Volleyball
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SHEFFIELD VILLAGE - Volleyball practice for nny
seventh and eighth grade Sheffield Middle School girl
begins Aug. 22. promptly at to a.m. The practice will bit
hold until noon. All students need proof of a physicnl
before being allowed to prnclice.
Programs for Seniors
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AVON LAKE - The Rccniiilior Uepiirtin.-nt i.flVrs
ongoing progrums for senior citizens:
Play pinochle or urid{;<> on Mondays ami Wednesdays
from 1 to 3 p.m. nl tfm Old Firehou.ie. If inlereslwi in
calling Dingo on an alternative basis, callthe Kec. l)i:pt.
lit 933-8171 between the hours of 10 n,m. urid 2 p.m.
A bumper pool table and full-sizi: pool table are
available for seniors Monday Ihtough Friday belweun
Zoo trms^to rescue toad
from brink of extinction
TOLEDO - The Toledo Zoo has
received 14 tadpoles of what may be
considered the most endangered amphibian in the United States.
"The Toledo Zoo. in conjunction with
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and
this Wyoming Came mid Fish Department, will attempt to resent! the Wyonline ui.-iH from eminent extinction." says
K.Anilryiv Od uin. c u r a t o r of
herpelology for the zoo.'
According to amphibisn experts, the
Wyoming toad of Laiamic Basin, has a
populalion of 90 tadpoles and only 50
loads in captivity. There are no Wyoming loads existing in tho wild.
In Dncember of 1993. Odum and Bob
Johnson of the Metro ToronlJ Zoo, attended a workshop in Laramio as
representatives of the American Zoo
anil Aquarium Association (AZA). After
many discussions at this workshop, a
program was created in an effort to help
save this endangered species.
"The Toledo Zoo was selected with a
group of other American zoos because
of our expertise with propagating endangered reptiles and amphibloni."/*aia
Mr. Odum.
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Until thr Wyoming toad is released
from the endangered species llsil tho
toads will not bo on display a/t tho
Toledo Zoo.
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"We arc dealing with an endangered
spitcins crisis, therefore, putting [these
amphibians on exhibit is our second
priority," to added.
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The zoo will raise and breed the tadpoles for nno year, with tha chonco of
receiving more in tho future for
breeding purposes only. If this AZArccommended project is successful.! the'
toads will be released back into the wild
next year.
I
There are nearly 82 different species
of toads and frogs in the United States.
It takes roughly 30 days for tadpoles to
reach the "toadlot" stage, and riiost
toads live for about throe to four years.
For more details on the Wyoming t.oad
project, contact Tho Toledo Zoo at (419)
385-5721.
11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Women's Golf League
For more information on these programs, call the
Rec. Dept. weekdays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.. .. The results of league play for Tuesday, Aug: 2 ore «
follows:
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933-8171.
Class AA: Low Gross - Bernie Ogan, Linda Howard
Low Net - Joanno Wainscott, Linda Howaril
Low Putts - Joanne Arnold, Linda Howard t
Piny of the Day - Bornie Oaan
Last day for physicals
Class A:
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AVON LAKE - Physicals will be administered to
Low Cross - Yvonne Borglund. Marilyn Schlogol
students at Lcarwood Middle School and Avon Lake.
Low Net - Yvonne Berglund
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High School for middle and high school students in
Low Putts - Yvonno Berglund, Nan Corey
sports programs, tonight from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The entire
Play
of
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Day
Jean
Shelby,
Nancy
Hooks
'Marilyn
exam will be done for n cost of $10, This cost will be
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donated to Community Resource Services. Avon Lake's Schlegel. Class B:
Low Gross - Cheryl Harmon
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own social services agency.
Low Net - Cheryl Harmon
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Students MUST have with them I heir physical
Low Pults-Ellic Fisher
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registration card SIGNED UY A I'ARKNT. These cards
Play of tho Day - Carol Dlllman
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are .ivnilitble at the high school nthlelic office. No
physicals will h<;conducted uttboul llm.se signed <;;irds. Class C:
Low Cross - Annette Kilter
Low Net - Annelle Keister
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Low Pulls - Marion Giannoni
Women's Golf at Meadowood
I'liiy of the D,iy - Annelte KoNlur
Tim Tuesday morning Women's Go!f Association
ie|)i*rls llie following results of play on July 2li: [I'liiv of
the IJ.iy n;is ;i pninl tuurmimiiul.)
Uciss A - Sut,' Myers, 2r>; Kiichcl Sliindeu. 21: MiltH'd
H.-ili's. 21.
Class It - Ktiy Sdiack, 15; Honnie Miicliovina. l-l.
Class C - i;||ie Sluilsky. <J: Mary Alice Sandor. t).
Bob-o-Link 2-man scramble
AVON - The.HulMU.ink golf course will hold n twoman golf scramble today, Aug. ID. Cost is $10 per person ami includes green feus. U,nch and pri/.cs.
Age divisions are as fallows: (must play in division of
oldest partner) 12*14: '3-1(1: and 17-18.
•: For more information. t:;i!f Hill Fitch at 934-6217.
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Junior Division Champs
The Avon Lake Youth Baseball Federation Girls Bandits (9-10- year-olds)
team...Front row: Lauren Wozniak, Stephanie Hasty, Rebecca Williams, Liz Gibson, Cassy Cooley. B.-enda Kostolanski. Back row: Coach Doris McVay. Amy
Schlake, Jessica McVay, Katie Mariner, Felicia Rio, Kathryn PetW. Not pictured:
Danielle Konkoly. Katie Stevens, Morgan Wheeler, Courtney Winnen.
Senior Division Champs
The Avon Lake Youth Baseball Federation Girls Shakers (13-15- year-olds)
team...Front row: Colleen Williams, Courtney Stevens, Lori Forest, Heather
Siivasy. Jsnnette Antochow. Back row: Coach Larry Kopp, Shelly McKay, Jennifer Poland, Lisa Kopp. Becky Morton. Not pictured: Conches Lou Poland and
Jed Standen. Manager Ed Siivasy, Lori Standen, Stacey Horn, Kim Krai, Rupa
Pate), Sarah Balinl.
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intermediate Champs
The Avon Lake Youth Baseball Federation Girls Gemz (11-12- year-olds)
team...Front row: Erin Monroe, Kayla Reilly, Sarah Helbert, Kristin Cowan,
Allison Fowle, Sarah Krafcik. Sarah Siivasy, Jennifer Saari. Back row: Coach
Mike Fowle. Hilary George. Kate Hoitan, Pam Schilens, Sara Port. Jennifer
Mensen, Katy Case. Coach Jim George. Not pictured: Nina Oitik.
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S-SL Round-up: It's been same time
since the Cubs - that's the Chicago Cubs
- have won the World Series. Another
Cubs loam look the crown recently, winning the Sheffield-Sheffield Lake World
Series over the A's, 10- 0. The Cubs
finished with an impressive 14-1 record.
Congratulations to the Cubs for winning the big dance and all the other participants for a great summer. The hope
ts that the now Holds on Otter Road will
bo ready for next year's campaign so the
league can be somewhat centralized in
terms of playing fields. Many kids have
played in iho S-SL Youth Baseball
I.cnjnio over ihe years, and it appears the
league will only gnt larger.
Pope update: As the season is winding
down. John Pope is heating up.
Involved In tho Team Challenge that is
in conjunction w*lh AMA Pro- Series,
slic Avon motorcyclist has moved up to
a solid fourth in tho points standings
with three races to go.
Recently, he finished eighth both at
Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin and Mid- Ohio
(his home turf at Lexington) and 10th at
Loudon. New Hampshire.
• "A lot of teams ahead of us havo had
mechanical difficulties or crashed," he
said. "If we don't have these problems,
wo should keep up tho standings. I've
, kind of nickeled and dimed my wr.y up."
With the movement up in the ?tandings^the first-year, full-time driver is
happy with tho season, so far.
"I've improved leaps and bounds with
the overall racing this year," he said.
Part of the success for Pope has been
the season-long stability of riding partner Brian Kohl. Popo said the riding
time between himself and Kohi varies
from track to track find depends on who
is the faster rider at the time.'
Because of some money left in the
b lid get. Pope wtinl 'eff-track' participating in n four-hour endurance race
in Indianapolis. He said he was riding a
solid seventh when, in the third hour,
busted; a chain that forced him out of the .
race.
The obvious goal on the tract, is to
move to first place in the standings.
However, a bigger challenge might have
to come in the off-season for this
business IO really take off.
"Melzler Tires does a good job of
sponsoring because wo can go through
three sets of tires a weekend aiid I sponsor myself (he owns Amhorst Power
Equipment)," Pope said, "but we
definitely have to got a corporate sponsor next year. The top Ih'ec loams arc all
factory backed."
The remaining racis arc in Brainard,
Minnesota; Sonoma. California; and
Atlanta.
Hoop action: Shorumun guard Sean
Deasy was par' of a 17-and-under AAU
Ohio team tlmt participate-! in a basket*
iiiill tournament in Winston Snlen:,
North Giro I inn recently.
Some of the top players in the northern iiulf of the sltito participated, in-
cluding four from Loraln County. Two
teams from Ohio played with the North
squaJ. winning tho championship to advance in the Nalionels. The Ohloans
s t a r t e d eff very well boating
Massachusetts (5B-S6J, Tennessee (64-52)
and South Dakota (83-65). advancing to
the Final 16.
At that point, the hoopsters lost to
North Carolina. 50-53 in a contest they
led until the 1:13 mark. However, tho
host squad hit a three* point shot that
put them ahead to stay for good. They
hit free throws dawn the stretch, while
the Ohioans couldn't find the bottcm of
the not. The following game was against
a second North Caroline team and the
result was another heartbroaker, a 60-58 "
defeat that eliminated the Hoopsters.
The NC big man hit a shot with Just nine
seconds loft for tho victory. "The experience was good for them." said assistant coach and ALIIS boss Dick Deasy.
"Our players played against somd Division I prospect;. I was pleased with
them playing as a team. Teams from
Detroit, Now York City and Chicago had
more stnr-studded teams."
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• Individually, Sean alternated at point
guard and averaged 6 pp3 (points per
game) nnd 5 apg (assists per game). '
"He did well defensively, had a
number of assists and hit two -threepointers
against Ma&sachuseUs," Deasy-;
said.v"Tho big thrill for him was guarding a player from Durham (NC) that
Duke is recruiting. There word about
150 to 200 coaches at the tournament.
Including Nolan Richardson frorrJ>
Arkansas a n d Coach K. . (Mlko
Krzyzewski) from Duke."
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Oopt>: In the last column. I reported
that Matt Greco had givon dp four hits
in his team's win against tho Twins. In
fact. Matt gave up Just onu hit. My
, apologies for tho typo. '
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BOLO-Bfl on iho Lookout
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smiles ao they get ready to play in the West Shore/North Coast Golf outing.
Golfers bag prize-winners
at YMCA golf outing
Every golfer In the 1994 West Shiley. Maureen Walsh. Elena Baily.
Shore/North Coast YMCA golf outing Craig Miller. Nancy Dankowski. Kathy
held at Swcetbriar Golf" Club loft with -Miller, Juan Strlppoli and fudy Schmitz.
their arms full of prizes and gifts. Some
Local sponsors who contributed to the
of the top winnow were Pat Walsh who success of tho outing include: Kopf Conwon a head driver, Don Hershoy who s t r u c t l o n . Custom E n g r a v i n g .
'won a new golf bag, Jim Clawsort who Dankowski & Associates, Laidlaw Tranwon four tickets, to an Indians gamo. sit. Inc.. Shorwin Williams. Gamellia
pnd Dan Schnee who wen a golf vaca- Construction. Paint & Paper Place. BFI.
tion for two at the Myrtle Beach Hilton. Soli's Hallmark, The Avon Lake Press.
Oakes Country Club, the Oatey
Golfers winning skill awards wore Avon
Company. The "Y" Women's AssociaCliff SIchey said Donna Mann for low
tion. Columbia Gas and First Federal of
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utgoino. atuactive. trtm O'SCF. 25-35.
Enjoy ouldoors. mu»ic 4 conversation.
ip & more. H2003
ISO S/DWM. 25-37. »21*8
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WW WF, 50. S"4\ 115». atlr. imokes.
SWU, 14, 5'11*. blue «y«s. blond hait. LONELY SWF. 2 * . »hghtly ovemei
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away weekends. dm>ng out ISO
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AFFECTIOHATE. caring, gwog SWPM. ATTRACTIVE, nealwy DWM, tired
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iedium build & attractive to sho« me
qut«l Umes. ISO attr, slim to medium S/OWF tor romance, p a w o . Wa*«f and
around & wftaievef LoraineCo I I O '
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VERY OOOD-LOOKIHO DWM. 52
Seeks an attractive, young woman,
preferably with children who de^res a
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ATTRACTIVE DWF. hon
njoys sports, movies, quiel evtmngs.
lalki Seeking gentleman with similar
iWCF 10 college student. HIS. WO.
i i m l 48-58. 12020
.oves music, cnurch & ouldoari ISO
SWCM 19-30 "iih s-milar interwts for SWU. 25, humorous, outgotf*. rornanscbO a preooraoned '2016
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OWU.young49.S".r. I75».H/S Enioys
DWU, 44. 5'7", smokfr, social drlniai
nmg out. outdoors^ mu*c & dancing
(2029
and a one-woman-man witft strong valISO in. N/S S'OWF. 35-15 to s^a(e good
EASYGOING S W U . 45. good looks, dart
[•a 1 who likes luto racing and b l n g
ernes ft pos3_LTR»MI2
hair k mustache. Seeks a pretty
6780
W/H/Asisn F, petitettsmedium. 3 M 4 ,
BOSEANNE ISO HER DAN SWF. 45.
TIRED OF games' SWF. 22.175*. cute.
outgoing w / a good sense ol humor.
honest, canng ISO SWM. 45-55 who can
lun romance. ISO SWM. 22-26. Garth
6763
give as ««U as recene m a r '
jart.
N/S
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N I C E - L O O K I N G , active, twneit, W S
a »2C20
OWM.
ISO classy, attr.. petite WiWAsian
TIHED ol standing on beaches" Lortefy
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attractive S-'OB/HM. 29-40 " h o enjoys ship. I worn bite. 16783
417
uancmg, m e w and Ornng out For LTR
SWF, 52. Enioys traveWg. ear races. ISO
FULL-FIGURED OWF. 41 Wno dopan- •CT76
mature, loving usflHefflan. * 5 ^ 2 . WS;'
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WD who can appreciate ** tovt cl •ia«V
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SWU.
45
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pretty
WiHIAsian
F.
etc
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white
gentleman.
39-46
For
Op«n minded. 30-4S Uuit enioy fisning. 40s. Looking lor * » « ' " attractive
220*. Loves workmij out. sports, movies, rirjured woman. I6TBT
^ ^ _ ^ _
amtifQ. counlry mu*c and Hartey*. Fix WfWAvan female, mull to medium. 30- 30-45. petile to medium 'or a g«l eom- possible LTR. t67S4
cooking and my 5-year-old son. ISO
panion. dating. rtfano'tth'P »674*
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_ ^ _ _ ^ ^
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tine dining, being tpoilad- ISO tht rtrjM
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TRt2254
ona": S/DSVPM. sons* ot humor, dean
36.
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peuto
SF.
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to
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parka, camping, theater. Blossom.
ould like to enioy tha summer with a
OWF, 47. ISO tall S/DWM. 46-59. SOdal cut, canorj. romantic. K 7 3 3 <
an active lite. No dependents. For Inendilno'relaiionir.p. t6758
romanoCdlnnen. ISO mala'
•6739
dnnker. smo*er okay w/various tnterests,
Medina'Akron
area
«2006
courtship aMora *2247
SWF. 3 3 , Dm h a ^ ^ down-»-eart».
REDHEADED SWF. SO. uncenj. honest honeM. eanng. employed. For comparv
SBF HOPWQ 10 SnO SW, S*. hanJwwV
Enjoy aerobics, outdoors, rjning, tports,
SWK. 33. aflrtdiw. 5 T . 150i. » D . WS.
ing. hcne« and lun. For sertous nUalwn- ATTR.. tun. caring, bind. Ncr*C. nice Enpys quiet times, suroels. walks, coun ionshio/poss. LTR «6771
music, movies,. ISO S / D W U w/satna
ISO pe«a » rrsdium tsilt IWy. 2J-35 U shp a m pass. LTR Race not an issue guy. 31 DWM with eclectic interns ISO Iry music k dancing Sock WM, 5C-62.
HANDSOME,
romantic
SBM.
21.
Wants
intenntstorposs. LTR 11033
attr.. tit. sporty S/OWF. 25-35 to share For InerWsftto/pOM. LTR. »6763
atiOT our dmarnatogether.«2000
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to meel a SBF lor fun evenings and
acbve lifestyle »tqi9
S W C E R E . « SWU. 29. NVD. WS. Enjoy*
SWPU, 42. fit a attr. Steks trim, educal SWF. 45 loa^ntf lor a SWM. sacia
DWF, 23. Looking tcr SDWM. under 30 possible LTH »5773
variety of activities. Witting to iry new
tj, professional WF. beiweon 30-40 drinker thai likes Io fisti. camp. We out- DWU. U1D-30S. 5 T . 160», $ seeura in tor LTR or friendship 11020
PLAYFUL. INTENSE, witty, sane bu things. ISO C F . 21-31 to build special
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good
joo.
ISO
N/S.
long-Haired
blond
( k m . country rrusic For
1 GOOD-LOOKING. Italian SWM. dark crazy SWPF. 4 1 . ISO sane but craz
friendship, LTR. t6795
pent* •oman lor LTR. Must have run in
WW WF. h*i loving, fndd« taco rtdhead. 3«la t-TFt. t672*
hjir, mustache. 45. Seeks awesome- SWM who really goes out of hio way to
outdoor He 12010
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COOD-LOOWNQ SWM. 40. ff4*. 220*.
SB ywi» young. Ian. ipontaiMOus. dean.
looking. Italian lady. 30-45 tor lun femes, enjoy. Servieolrmmora must" e2025
SWF. 68 year* young Lookingtara genSeeks ear., petto S/DWF who enjoya lun
honeA. good u n M ol humor. ISO SWM.
^ _ _ _
tleman who - n w » qu«l e*«r»ngs. dining 42 DWPF. Like r i - n action and mystery relationship »6766
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50-70. t6738
Wout, couriry drive* and good compan- movies, hiking, star gaiing and pksuci. GOOO4.0OK1NQ SWM. 33.5't(T, 160*.
Ing
SWM
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hair.
28-35
who
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ATTRACTIVE OWF, itltetiOMUl
Whrtng to meet iKm to m e * j m WfflF
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comple«lon.
curty
hair.
k movies. ISO SWF. 25-35 for dating. 18768
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CatnoBc tevtng. NVS. ISO WS W U . - « r i
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SW/Asian F. RiAenesque. Z H 3 . a B
HANDSOME. Short SWM.Seeks atlr..
movies, dining, rjarwing k qukil Bmas.
enjoys playing witn reptiles. Saekin
ATTRACTIVE,
allectionata
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WANTED WF! SBM. busmeuman. vary
SWF, plump who loves to eet.«1021
a8784
Enioys movies, music and sports. ISO
pallia Io medium. 30-44 lor fun and
camg. Seeks special S/OWF. age open. CWCU. 23. brown hair, hawl evw. 5"8". SWM. 25-35 for run. romenes and posa
HI THERE! I'm attractive divorced lady, » SF. honest, slim. S T . bm'iiir. Enjoy
mmanco. 16733
MuU have many interests. F
bH romantic & Quiet-lype. |oog«r & lilts We LTR 18767
musk,
dancing, astrology, etc ISO cleanvery romantic Love hugs, fireplaces, canw*ght». Tired ol h<irttul lile. ISO W/HF.
HONEST SBM, 24, 5 7 * . I55». S«king LTR. Lovw ou*t evening* i2007
ITALIAN SF. 23. 5'3". Hardworking, no dlelight dinners, tl you're special S/DWM. cut, slim. S7--6*. honest M. Not ISO mar18-25 M O M
SF. 81-25. up » S X , f»ce unimponant
riage.
No
WdsJflTW
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p»bie SWF. 3 1 .
k-dii. ISO SBM who wants a serious rela- 36-46' Can *22S3
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AVfV, 14, ° l * ° j ^ 4 5 - » btvmn r*»r/#y«B UonsNp. possiUa LTR. No games please
DWF, a i . Seeking down-to-earth, tall PROFESSIONAL WW W F , NTS. S T ,
WSrWD.'Lookirjfl'forisoeciatSWF. 2t
camping
male. 35-50 who wants ttto simple ttung green eyes, blond half. Enjoys sports,
27 io have lun. romance k good time:
muatc. worts, amusement parks, fair
I KNOW THERE'S an ideal companion thai Ilia has to oiler. Not a nopete* movies, dWng out & travel. ISO WM, B FUNNY SINGLE U D Y . 45 ISO my I O U - wtn. «e7Bt
83. S secure. For friendship. 18781
out
there
for
me.
SCF.
57.
NfS.
WO.
ISO
dreamer. PorLTR. •2023
nature. tfj737
maM: a N/S SVDWU who «mi treat me as S W U . R E T I R E D . N/S. 165a. 5 4 * . 53 SCM. 5545 with a good sense ot humor.
SWU, 35, S T . lit. claan cut. tinned
HANDSOME, Itaasn gent SWU, 45, dent
S W F , working mom of o n e . Like
wren as I win treat him. f > » ma. I'm wail- years young. ISO lady. 40-55. not to tVS.N/O.«024
Enjoy bOBttngAamplng. Cadw PoW, artheavy. N/S lor a relationship/possible
Harlays. country/rock and picnics. ISO halr/moustacrw. Seeks aweaorne-knklng.
ing. f 2 0 0 9 _
mala. ISO aflccUonaW. BubWy, Mend*
SWU, 37, tag and slender. Enjoys travel- S/DWM wfab security, humorous, outgo- Itellan lady. 30-45, petite/medium. For
marrtaoe. #8765
.
FINANCIALLY SECURE 0WF. 59. varSFtorfUn/romarca t mort.!C747
lun. romance t, reUBonshlp. 16782
ing, movies, long walks and talks. ISC
ied ntamts. Seeks WM. SOS) to share ATTnACnVE. PETITE, blond WW F, GO
SWF. 30-15 with many Interests. J201B
SWM, 33, SV. rJaik hak, Om eyas, hart
but acts, looks and feels SO. ISO M tor
D W U , 43. 6'. 1B0*. dark brn hair, rwt D W U , 40, Loves to play, aepedatty oulweekend summer fun. 18753^
workar, varied iMaraaa, not lancy. ISO
#6756
ATTRACTIVE. CREATWF, camg. ftaflfr ayes witn open mind, rjentle, caring * te- doors. Seek SWF. 3 0 4 0 , remWne.but
25-35. honest, cadng. lit SW/HF Io 36-year-oW S W U Ukaa camping, movies
gent SWM. 40. Into aits. Seeks attractive, terts. ISO SrtWF, 3 0 * . For poss. LTO. the outdoor rype. #0794
SSF, 42. S'tC. L O V M dancing, sports and
ManoVLTR Loram Co. 16728
a i d dining ISO WF. 35-45 who erpv
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S W U . 3 0 . S'S*. Looking lor a F who
movie*/Seeks SM. honest. 38-55. For caring WF. 28-43. For friendship. Nc Bnmawidt area. 12021
tha sama. For posa. LTH. IS734
FUN-LOVmOS, Mr., InleShjanl SWPM
dependents pleaaa. 16770
enjoys Indoor and outJoor adhtfea.' For
LTR I673T
SIQ KID SWU. 32. 5 " t 1 \ 175*. n
37. 9 7 * . 1551. never man-Md. En|oys LONLEY SWU, 29 who's tkad ol <n« bai
DWPF, S i . Enjoys (raveling, outdoo Itiln. N/S, pretty blond SWF. 18-00 lo friendship end possible LTR. *2039
aporta k fun. ISO H u e . alncara. anr. scene. Enjoys country music and movies HELP! OWPF. slave to baseball, (oolbal
activities.
lak-Qhler,
visiling
with
ncttve
lifestyle,
boating,
rriotorcycnng
,vid
81NQLE WHrTE female. Looking tot •
SDWF. 30-40'»» LTR I8T28
ISO SWF, 22-26. For dating, convarsa basketball, bolting, go". Pslite. 40ijh,
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male mend, any aoa and mce. I 6 7 W • •-bind needs company, not rescuing! WPM, ramilyinends. (tatting & tome dancing pampering *6772
SINGLE COUNTRY gantlamen. Ull & Bon and posa. LTR 16746
Wou!J
love
10
m«et
a
CM.
i2022
Nft should acpty. «2O15
CUTE. peMa SHF. Lovra dancing. cViinc. LONELY, FLUFFY, 3 6 . NTS. N/O DWF
honaaL Into aporta. ISO 25-35 F. N/S. SWPM. 155», S'10*. Enjoys dining, dancN/D. 16729
ing and romantic eve-nngs at home. ISO DAH SEEKS ROSEAUtlE. DWM. 38, VERY GOOD-LOOKING D W M . 5 2 out. liner things in lit*, many Interest!. w/t>rn hair & ayes. ISO • S / 0 W U for
S T . 240*. Enjoys »ea markets, camping, Seeks an rttraciive. young woman ISO S/OW/llallan U . 3 5 - 4 5 lor LTR, lri»vhh>p S fun tlrsL to drne. bowl, long
SWU. 23, ff4*. 1H«. tSO F. Muat antoy petite SWF. 4t5S- For Sincere relabonrkJesNaka. Medina.112027
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•tlsriing, kids. etc. Seeks RoMUina-rype preferably Wyoung J^ldrtn who desire' 16777
thirVposs. LTR »6749
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aMoott and animate. 16730
a good hmband a a good Uther. »2252
&DWF. 18-40 »2O13
OWF, 3 1 , bind hair, Wuo eye*, great per W W W U , SO. N/S, N/O. retired,
SMCCRE SWF, 33. love* imaB. cud« SWF, 42, cute, petit*, green-eyed blond,
SINGLE WHITE KNIGHT In search of
tonality. Enjoys metes, dancing, roman shy. Cfljoys god and gardefllng, Looking
animalt. mutic. movies, outdoora. quie smoker, sodai drinker. ISO SWM, 38-45, ATTR.. tuO-ligured SWF. 23. rjm hair, hil
princess, 18-32 lor long term relationship. tic avenings. ISO 'jood-looking W M to tor female, sama age group. N/S, M O tor
hzn, d » tbraiy I concerta. ISO atimo S secure. Sanaa ol humor a *. For LTR eyes «/1 chdd. ISO &0WM. 25-35. N/S,
relationship. «6778
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N/D who lUun children, quiet evenings 1) IS774
DWU. St. 5tO". 170*. W S . th'J, COM.
orolwsor Enioys tMc^cackn.Q. outtJoors.
home, walks lor LTR. «67S5
SLEEPLESS ki Loriki County. Honest
SWF, a t ? * * , 120», blond hair, graen JANE SEYMORE-lypa OWF. patile.
sincere DWM. 43. Seeks 3 beautiful lady,
ayaa. ISOolrfhgiewin SWM. 36-»7fof 105*. no kkb. SaeU. rugged. Jearw-type DWF, TALL, slender, attractive, genuine
inside k out who wants a hepoy ending
friendship, poaalbl* biting ratationship. outdoorsman. taH. trim, rrwdum/long harr nice tady. !n search ol honest, genuina
race
oenPeman.
45
ptua.
«22S1
*6775
& mustadw. 34-44.167S1
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WW W U , 45. ISTJ S/DWF, tall, slander
attractive, down-to-earth, genuine lady
35-45 who like* fishing, eampln
etcetera. »8779''
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ATTRACTIVE DWF. 42, S T , 1 3 M . b M
hair, green eyea, run. caring, very romaitttc lady. ISO romantic DWM, itim. tat,
attr.. 37-47. #8785
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By Michael Greco
AVON - Champ?onslup wuuk pruvuil
ID b» very 'mlmesting as th« Liltlo
League season concluded.
Since the Twins and Blue |uys finished one-two in the fUiul regular season
standings, it was only natural they
would battle each other in the closing
amo.
final contest by virtue of victories in tltt?
semi-finals, held on Thursday. July 211.
Tlii! Twins lieu I the A's. U-2. UuChanl
once iiuain pluyud a key rule iis he drilled i\ hi)iu« run over the fentx' ami piti.lied the entire (jiiim'. .striking out d
butters.
Alsu producing fur tin? 'lwins wvz.r.
Kd UiimniL'rlin with a single iinil double:
Kob Viers. Iwu singles; Schueszler <;nnnucted on a double: ami Uuszlnl ami
llriun Wallace ouch hail a single.
For the A's. who finished .it 7-11. both
Dan Weaver and Jerry Raising hail Kill
singles. Murk Urullislmk hit a double
and Fat Henry and Kale Moran each
gathered singles.
Mutt Hyla and Weaver each pitched
three innings for the A's.
The other contest was a wilt! one pit-
In the end. the Twins prevailed. 0-5. in
a good contest and glorious diiy un Sunday. July 31.
Tho score was tied aflcr the first inning. In the second frame, tho Twins
broke the ico with two runs to go up. 4-2.
Tho Jays regained the advantage with
a three-run Fifth inning to go back on top
at 5-4. Howover. Ihc Twins came back
with a two-run rally in"tho bottom of the tins the Blue Jays and Yankees.
X . ; fifth frame. Tho next big question was
The Yan)"!os took a big lead early, only
whether tho defence could shut the Jays to have the Blue Jays chip away at the
down, and they did. holding them in
advantage. Finally, down 15-7. the Jays
check In the top of tho sixth to preserve turned it on with an oight-run rally in
tho victory.
the bottom of the sixth inning to win.
Erlrii DeChant rapped a pair of hits, 16-15.
including the two-run double in tho fifth
The iiig blows enmo whtin Josh Zunis
inning that proved to be tho gtcno- hit a two-run double to short left field to
winner. Mike Schueazler and Jimmy lie the game at 15. Joe Churavy stepped
,,Dosztal both gained two singler- Josh up and crushed a double off the centerBason hit a single and mode some defen- field fence to score Bobby Ku|ala with
sive excellent plays.
tho winning run. Steve Bacher had a big
Dcsztal pitched thc^istancc. striking two-run double that helped aid the rally.
out six batters and giving up six hits.
Kujalq pitched four innings for vicTho Twins end up the campaign at tory, joe and Chris Ct.uravy also hurled
14-3.
for tho Blue Jays.
"Tho gamo was back and forth. Wo
For the Yankees, Matt Greco and
had pretty good defonso and pitching." Steve Greco each had three hits as did
said coach Brlhn Dosztal. "Our team Steve Eby. Both Dan Fitch and Mike
was real balanced 'Ihroughout tho year.
West contributed two hits and Brian
Tho Jays, finishing &t 10-7.receiveda -- Fitch and John Graf had ono hit each.
good pitching performance from Stove
Matt Greco pitched five innings for
Pazur. • "
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the Yankees.
Tho Twin?'and Jays made it to the
Blue Jays runner Mike Keller beats the throw to lirsl on a close play In a game with
the Yankees recently. PRESS photo - Michael Greco.
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6
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family member, add
In certain cases, foster children are
also eligible for thtisu benefits regardless
of the household's income. If a family
Children from households with in- signnluru of nn ndull household member
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on
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como o' or below the levels shown may
wishes to apply for fret; milk for :hem.
must
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namus
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household
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the school/sponsor should be contacted
members,
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school. A complete application is re- missing, the school cannot process the be discussed with the determining ofquired. Households which currently
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933-3152.
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*Household may apply for benefits
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decreases because of unemployment or
other reasons, tho family should contact
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children of tho family eligible for free
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or below the levels shown above.
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should write immediately to the
Secretary of Agriculture, Washipston.
D.C. 20250.
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Nursery school
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The Stepping Stones Nursery School
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JUST LISTED
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REDUCED TO $92,900 - 160 MOOHEWOOD - AVON LAKE.
-This sharp 3 bedroom. 1rt bath ranch boasts a cathedral
coiling In tha living mom & all newer 'vinyt windows VmM
;Thls home Is one floor living at its best. Call WENDY LAFORC6-ZAMBO lor a prevfow. 833*195. (671439) (HOT
2888)
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SOMETHING SPECIAL! 3 bedrooms, lull basemen!, hardwood
lloors newly fenced yard and patio plus beach access! MARY
ANN TILDEN, 933-S1S5. (676599)
TWO YEARS NEW - 2 STORY - In a secluded hamloltypo
area of Bay. wo offer a 2 year old home; 2 bedims. & bath
down and 2 bedrms. a bath up; gnat room w,m-*wn
S e c u r e and skyUflhts. So very bright * new set on a
"clustor home" typo lot with association lake access. JIM &
CAROL JUDGE, 933-6550.
0850. M776MEvery Thursday evening Irom 6-8 p.m. a loan officer
Irom Rrst Ohio Mortgage Corporation will be available for pre-qualifications or any questions you mry
have.
$119,900
S114.900
S89.900
S309.500
S58.900
$119,000
S6O.OO0
$88,500
$69,900
$124,900
$71,900
$29,900
$115,900
S1B7.900
$132,000
A KNOCKOUT!
NEWLY LISTED IN LORAIN1
imerlor has been totally remodeled. Light °akWtchon cabtnots
.anfl.to. pantry. 3 bedrooms. 15 baths.
™"±*'%*°Zg
from house to 2-car garage. A must see (or only
HELEN OOGGS, 933-61B5. (679442)
NEW LISTING, AVON LAKE CONDO - One floor living
Includes 2 BH. 1W. baths, central a.r. comes wtth all appuances A 1 yr home warranty Is also provided. Priced at only
S58 900. IMS Is • O'^X buy that won't last. For details or appt.
to see call CHRIS MAYER, 933-7700.
Visit us at our NEW OFFICE
32713 Walker Rd., Avon Lake
Call 933-7700 for Details
A baby girl. Vivian Aldona. was born
lo Mr. and Mrs. Robert (SuelFekD of
Maplo Heights on June 18. 1994. Vivian
weighed in al 7 lbs. 6 oz. and measured
20 inches long and joins her sisler.
Alison at homo. Prouil grandparents are
Mr and Mrs. Richard (Marilyn)
Baldauf. Avon and Mrs. Aldona Foke of
Worrensville Hnights.
A baby girl. Mnllury Colleen, was born
lo Todd and Colleon Gillcspic of
Virt-inia Beach. Virginia on July 11.1994
H| Norfolk Nnvnl Hospital. Mai ory
weiRhed 8 lbs. 13 oz. and measured 22
1/2 inches lon«. 1 Itir proud grandparents
nro Sarah Malloy of Shoffield Lak« and
I,umur and Kalhy Cilluspie of bheffield
$;.Twin boys. Kory .Allen and Kylt
phomss. were born to Da ve and Lori
fCarior of 2262 Periwinkle. Avon, on
|May 6.1994. Kory was born at 8:26.a.m..
Iwelghing 7 lbs. 9 oz. and measuring ZO
flnicfaas long and Kyle was born at B 27
Sf
---. weighing in at 7 lbs. 7 oz. andwalso U Aiiaby boy. Amlruiv |ainos. was horn
wring 20 inches long. They ° r t
I,, Billy and U«b.,rah Okos of Elyrm on
^Welcomed homo by big sister. Uan i. J
ulv 14. 19!)4. Andruw weighed 8 lbs. 7
llft.iihd big brother. Brett, age 3 1U. I ro- \ S anil was 19 inchi« lung. Brothers
lud.grandporcnts are David and May Robert. 0. and Joseph. 3. are happy to
isminger of Vermilion: Sarah Sitli IB« •
C
new l».hy. The proud grandfElyria: and Allen and Kathryn Carter of
cuts are Hilly oiul Po»y Okes oj bht- •
tl'Elyria. Groat-grandparents are.Marion
field Lake arid Frank and Joanne Oksko.
fabd Paulino Marsiglia of Avon.
Avon Uke. Diana Ol..sko and Mark
feX baby boy, Frank Robert, was born o S E a m very pleased to have a
jFrank and,Cathio Keeling of Sheffield
nephew.
gUVe antkay 11. 1994 ol Fa.
f
F-General Hospital. Frank woijjheil o lbs.
5
IOUU
^•oz. antj measured ^3 inches_l»itf. '
BR/STYLE
Amtarsl
Am torsi
Avon
Avon Lat-o
Avon Laks
Avon Lake
Lotain
Lornin
Loroin
Loraifi
Loraln
Loraln
Vet mil ion
Wostlakn
Westlaka
WESTERN BAY LAKEFRONT, $274,000 - This is an "opportunity house" - 3 bdrm.. 1YI baih - 2 stor> with expansion
space on 3rd with huoo park-liko back yard -no • £ * ? • **«
of the Eagle Clilt Association. JIM & CAHOL JUDGE. 9336550. (675654)
Wtchen. Value priced to sell.
933-6195
CITY
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at Avon Lake High School
REAL ESTATE
Avon Police Log
SECRETARIAL • Entry level
position Selt'Starler. dala entiy.
wad piocfl!*™). good commuracaWwrake aioa 635-4900.
REAL ESTATE
Definitions of some ol Iho abbreviations lound
in the Pollco Logs.
QOA-Gone On Arrival
UTL-Unabte to Locate
MVA-Motor Vehicle Accident
B&E-£rcaking S Entering
BOLO-Se on tho Lookout
FVD-Fkld Interrogated
DWHJrivlng While Intoxicated
NCC-No Causa for Complaint
Dlsp. UnU-Oispatcted Units
DUI-Oriving Undur the Influence
JULY 29
0004 - Dog at largo on Center Rd
0616 - 3 car MVA. WB I-90 west or SH 83 with
injuries.
1211 -MVA, Bt. 254 west oI French Creek
1501 • DMV EB 1-90 west ol SR S3
2041 - Alarm drop at Loeser Excavating. Checked
OK.
JULY 30
0038 - Loud music comptoint on Jayww
0306 - DMV, WB 1-90 at city limits.
141B- Alarm drop at Xerxes
Z15S • Loud music complainl on French Creek
Rd.
JULY .31
0126 • Piowtor complainl on Rt. 254 near Pick
HJL
0236 - Fkeworks complaint In Northgate by the
park.
1321 • DMV on Hunter's Trail
2144 • Shooting complaint on Rt 2 5 4
2232 • Alarm drop at Bi-Rilu
AUG I
0 5 3 5 • Scuad run to Carleen
1430 - DMV, EB I 9 0 west of City knits
1721 • Open burning complaint on Candlewood
1844 • DMVSRB3 at 1-90
AUG. 2
0 0 5 5 • BarWng dog complaint on Stonoy
0 7 4 5 - Dog at largo on Detroit Rd.
0 9 3 8 • DMV. Rt. 2 5 4 A Stoney Ridgo
1237 - Res.denUaJ alarm on Hotly Lane
2237 • MVA w/lnjunes at SO 8 3 4 Mills Rd
AUG. 3
0 0 1 5 • Prowler compla^« en Rt. 0 1 1
0 1 4 5 - Barking flog compla/ni tin WUlijms Ct.
0 3 3 8 • Trash tire on Jaycox
\ .
0 6 2 0 - Alarm drop at Chomtron ,|
1016 • Scuad run to Detroitfid.rejidence
AUG. 4
0 0 * 7 • Domestic at local pub
0 3 2 0 • DMV. WB 1-90 east ol SH 8 3
1000 • Dog at large on Center Rd.
1146 • DMV. EB 1-90 at county (in*
1301 - Troo down on Miller Rd.
1306 • Tree down on Stoney Ridge
1926 • Lockout at Avon Dale Golf Club
On Your Local
Court Dockets
By Chris Assenaeimtr
A V O N MAYOR'S COURT
Sean P. Sabatlno. 2839 W. 381 h St.. Cluvuland.
W I I fined $79 on n charge or driving under
suspension. He was also fined $O5 for speeding.
lames T. Condon. 473 Long Co in to Dr., Avon
U k e . was fined J50 on « charge of improper
lane usage, and $50 for expired plates.
Michael A. KuU. 199 Berkshire Rd.. Avon
Lake, was fined $83 on an insecure load
violation.
Wendy L. Mjrusa, 31307 Nnrrugansoll. liny
Village, wa* tlneil JflO fnron(ilrtil licunsu ptati<s.
;.wlth $25 of the tine su*pend«ti
Kevin |. Smith. 3303 Oukduli*. l.iirnln. won flu-
wj S"0 Tor driving on a clovxl roadway. w " n
$25 of th« fine suspended.
Joanna L Knolite. 4411 Case Rd.. Avon, was
nn«d $53 for an assured cluar dUlance violalion, with $25 of the fine suspended.
Randall II. Fratiunne. 37952 French Creek
Rd.. Avon, was fined !W5 for a reasonable control violation, with S20 or the Tine suipended.
Flnetl $33 for speeding wore Roger A |o*oph.
3B370 Mills Rd.. Avon; Carl E. Wak». 4001
Stonny Ridn«> Rd.. Avon: nnd loffrcy Mlrmlick.
41532 Haznlwuml, Elyrlu.
lanicii M. Dnlzet. 31MB Nnwlmry. Avon Uiku.
wiii tln.-.l $S.r. lor I|HM*UIIX. with fiti "F ill-? ftnil!
05
Commercial
Property
LORAIM INDUSTRIAL PARK
Industrial Sites 2-50 acres. Will sell or
build to wA Two 6.000 sqftspaces
now axaiiaBie. Located adtacont »
Foia HAjtor Co. ott Brunswtek Rd Between Rtv3JS0: Loraln, OHIO.
Contact: Denny OeMatco. Coldwdl
Banker L w D r a u " " w ^ (216)3231B6O-
10
Homes For Sale
X>B0fl TOWNOUSE.C«ntial air.
flmstwd bawnwnt A.L LandincsSS9.9O0O0 C33-0C12
AFF0HDABI* HOyE LOAMS.
RERKWCEyPflEQUAUFY
Can Mart LumJv.
FAMILY HOME
UORTOAQE CORP.
Avco Lake. OH 933-7100.
AVON
LAKE
LOVELY
BUNQALOW, 4 Badrocms. 1 1/2
Bathi. finl»tiad basement it I
woodburmr, »cr««n«l pofdi. garao*
|28'x32' w/ti«»t. warn. phon« ft
KXM], ptaytwuM/srwd. S1O7.8OO.
Ownar. 033-5547. No wqtm*
AVON LAKE: Condo. tar «aM t y
owner. 2-B«droom. t t/3 Batna.
Garao*. U2.BO0.833-8022AVON LAKE: Condo lor ial« try
owner. Smuggler's
Smuggler * Cov«.
c o v e , 3a-Bedroom, i 1/2 B*th Garage.
ScreTd-ln P»uo, Pod. Tennit. Gorl
Courts view. Only S6B.500. 0334647.
AVOH-OY OWNEH: 4-Dedrcom tpM
Uvlngioom. Dtniro. Lp Kitchen.
Fa miry room. Finished Baiemerrt.
Pool. Sci«ened-ln Porch. Lovely.
Tree Rtled Lot. Welt Maintained.
S124.P00. CaB 834-6172torappt
BCD AND BREAKFAST
HtffonHome
e bedrooms. 4 baths
10 Cabin Rentals
Incjround Pool
Modem Bath House
Looted 3 milesfromCedar PoW
RicedatS2SO.00O
(410) 627-B5S2
CEDAR POtHT CHAUSEE
LaksftcrtHorM
2 bedrooms. 1 bath
uaraQe. new roof
Move m cond*ion
Con yeor-round g«ta«oy
PtlcwlatStoSOOO
1418)627-8552
Read & Use The
Classifieds
CITY FABUEH
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H3v« your mini (arm « Avon and M
Mfvn a (tve m«ut« onv« to hBO &
CrocliorRd BtiOi &fcanwlulancft set
on a w-o aa» tot- F«» '!*,'*Sg
country kitchen. Central Air. 2-1/2! car
»raa«, barn & much men Aswng
134 000 Call R Lo». Company
Orw Raany. to details 333-6700N.OUJSTED. by w i x t . Open Sun
2-5pnV 23211 C!i«wd. 3-6H. 2-BA
Cap* Cod. Appliancss. RocRm
1900 SQft.In»riacul3to. Mini
Low IPO's. 754-3363
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WESTERN BAY. 4 OR Cotonla^
L R F D.H.. oak loon F.fl. *"W
tuitt-im. ch«ry couniry lutcnen.
2-1/2 Oatns. Boacti prlvilogos.
S145.C00.871-9929
WESTLAKE COMDO: . ^ J 3 ^
Norm. Jamo* Ptacs. unit ISW. 1405
i^tt 2 BR. 2 BA. irwid* corner onrt
S W l «
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33t-°«7
20 Lola and Acreage
AVOMLAKE
Vln«yard/Point allotm«nts.
s»0to<r«n»: M appraisal,
. B71-726S.
WESTLAKE: wood-d Wtto'S a *
J70.000- 63x180 ScfiwarK Rd. Ca»
900-9220.
AVON L A K t : C O A C M y A N
THAJLCONEJOS. 1-B«Jroom.
SD awJ». AppWnc«s, garag?. tot*.
S M ? » watiTpald- »4i3/rnlh
SSLiW. 93^2559 or 934-4477.
BUILDING FOR RENT/
LEASE 4 1 1
1 080 »qft-total- 2 ' W
furnished2deskofflco. BMSQ
Hl^J^
p
(no*««orros
buidmg but avatobie (or u » nwt
j ) E«rtl«nttorstartup
Call 327-4
FAIRVIEW PARK, .
,
Apartments. 20480 L o r a n . _ _ and two bedroom, carpeting, ait
conditioning, electric Jutchen. NO
D«ts $385 i S450. h««t. miW
included- 333-1B41.
NTntDQEVlLLE ParkwowJ Ap».
• —\Rd
•ecurttv. »CCt»noo«. ait «ooKWner.
m L NO PETS. By appc-Wnert.
327-34M. .
NORTH OLMSTJEa o r - W apt*
condo. heat lauded i p o o i NO
p^osanj oirlar woman W 8 H A R E
HOME wrti »am* Own r o o m 1 o«m
In return (or rrtnlmBl help tchore*.
Non-ftftoMna Send ie*»ieoce« K
Mobile Homes
25
WMUTBB4501* JW. Vi«ti*»
For Sa1«
CM <414S.
MOBILE HOME. 14" KTO.2 BH. SHEFFIELD LAKE, 4 EeMjopnw.
w w carpetjng. central air, $12,000.
Morm ptut •ecunty depoait No P«««.
671-4257
.
MOBILE HOME. 141 x W .
2 Bedroom, central Mr. S12.0OO.
671-4237.
52
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RENTAL
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45
For Rent
2 bedroom Cape Cod. bwementlocated M Lorkn oft ENrta Ave. 327B224. after 5.327-0019. •
A.L. CHARyiHQ One Badtocm
House: a««oncea. carpet, window
covering, and maintenance mckxJed.
No peu: avsiUbie Sapt. 1- S47»
833aica
APAflTMENTS FOR RENT, newN
r a m o d e l e d . 9 3 3 - 8 2 * 7 . 1 ft 2
CommercMl
For Rant
sooosaFT.pntHri __
AVON LAKE RCTAH. SPACS
Frontage On Avon Defcton FW. (Rt:
S3)
HtahTratflcArea
Adjacent To Laro.* Volume FoodStor*
Lots Of Parking
Compettfv* L N H Rataa
c
No Add-On Charges
FOR UORE « f ORMATtOM CALL
CtCXKAYR
Office
ForRtnt
A V O N L A K E RANCH: 2 Lg.
SMC«
55
Bedrooms. Mfchea Living R o o m * ;
ftteptoc*. Sunroom. Utkltw Room. Attached Garapa 1/2 block to beach.
tUUEIXATE OCCUPANCY
Available Sept 1st S67S • UHMet.
AVON LAKE
One moron deposit « Istta. B33660 SO FT PRIME OFFICE SPACE
3eet.
.
NEWLY DECORATED
AVON LAKE, 3 Bedroom house with
•• U •
attached oarage. AS appliance*. ExCALL OICK UAYn
caUont tocatxm. No P»tS. S«50/Mo
VIP PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
933-8426 of 496-1JW
f316)033-7131/671-0330
AVON LAKE: Lakfl Rd Unique
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE,
Raocn. Cathedral ceAng. Fkectace.
downtown
Lorain. all or part of
2-Bedroom. Garage. No Pets. $700.
10.000 sq.tt. Contact; Denny
030-2034.
; • _DeMareo. Coldwell Banker Les ,
AVON LAKE: DUPLEX Z-B^Jroom;
1 t/2 Bath. Famh; or DK«q Rcom.
Eat-In Ktchon. LQ. Bcoms. Ample
Storage. Redtfcorcled. Carpeted.
Apptances. No P*tt. ISTS/Vth. B335834.
OFFICES ACCOMMODATIKQ
YOU. Compare aavlnas, rent kndudes uttOel. Sign 2 yr. ceotrsct.
ost 2 mas. tree rent. Call tot
«ppokUjnenLB33-6C««.
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tfarry Lloyd's
Colonies
'94 CLEARANCE
GOING ONNOW!
* NOTICE *
Now Taking Orders
on '95 Cars and Trucks
ORDER YOURS TODAY!
OPEN: MON. thruTHUR/till 8, FRl. 'till 6, SAT. Mil 3
33450 Lake Rd
-• Avon Lake
LORAIN 933-3291
CIEVE. 871-1390
KOPF Builders proudly announces The Colonies. A
community ofciuaint single-family home3 crafted i'/tno
old-world tradition. Ahh... life in a beautiful tree-lined
neighborhood where the kids can safely play and you can
enjoy a peaceful evening stroll. There's nothing like it!
Now, you can take advantage of our pro-construction
. pricing and be among the first who secure the most
•sought-after homesitcs!
The Colonies... it's more than just where you live
it's HOW you live.
Starting at *190,000.
Located on Webber Rd. off Rt. 83. just south or
Walker Rd. in Avon Lake. 933-6908 or 871-R134
Mon.-Fri. 1-5:30; Sat. & Sun. 12-5
IIIIIKOPFBuilders
1 „
U£&
-•_ J w
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYI
670367. Features this mint condition 2 bedroom. 1 '/>
bath condominium with eat-in kitchen, dining room,
living room and screened in 16x8 patio. In suite laundry also featured. Neutral tones throughout. $64,900.
For mote details, contact Mary Louisa.
SK^-:
EXECUTIVE L1V1NGI
672981. Features this magnificent 5 bedroom colonial
with formal drninq room, lamily room with woodburning fireplace, eat-in kitchen, first floor utility room, 3'/t
baths, finished basement, and situated on a wall
manicured 100x203 lot. 3.000 square feet. $225,000.
Cat' to see with Mary Louise.
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HANDY MAN SPECIAL
678115. Featured this 3 bedroom ranch with living
roam, kitchen, breakfast nook, first floor utility room,
and an enclosed porch. Central air. 34x105 lot. Purchaser must accept home as is. 525,000. Contact Unda Ackerman.
.
JAMES REALTY OITERS:
Free Market Analysis l
Pre-Qualifying with Lenders;
AFFORDABLE UVING
679570. A well maintained 3 bedroom colonial
featL*res a living room, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, full basement, and 2 car garage. All appliances
remain. Fenced rear yard. $64,900. Contact Unda
AcKerman let more details
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SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME
678590. This well maintained Colonial in Central Avon
Lake is priced to sell... Within walking distance to
pool, library, baseball fields, school, and bus stop.
See this 3 bedroom Colonial soon with Debi OeChant.
$101,900.
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Minimum 1/3 acre wooded homesites.
- Only Locally Owned Company With Over 30 Years of Service
Tn Avon Lake And The Surrounding Communities . . . OFEii 7 DAYS To Serve You
NATIONAL RELOCATION CENTER — Northern Ohio Regional Multiple Listing Service
• Local 933-2500 • 52745 Walker Road * Avon Lake • Cleveland 871-5255 «
COOK
-69 Vacation Property
ifoi ••.;•?"•./
-. F o r R e n t
VAtt. COMDO tor rant Jarv21-M.
Apply in parxon Huong
buainac? hour*.
THE UNICORN RESTAURANT
Rt S7, O f
DIETARY
Normandy Manor ol Rocky R«v« t»
—thing • DHUn Cook to Uart imiMdtataty lor Ow W c ^ g M W
WANTED
75
tM wjlllnfl
d S«kwi
Autos Wanted
A-A-A
only
227W U*«tW«d
Rocky Rlwr OH 441 IS
UaadftJunfcadCv*
rtNt
D R I V E R NEEDED tor
FMcky. OH Ladytr —
Satan, run arranda.
Help Wanted
tABOUT AVON SALES SELL TO
I Y » F « E H 0 8 , N O DOOR TO
SALES REQUIRED. CALL
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EARN »1,0OrB WEEKLY
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I, Oknatad Fala, OH
PART-TOIE
Mutt
lbl
FULLftPAftT-T«e CtERK««««|d
wl«fy r w i n i d »P-O.
aOOORV. Avon L»h» OH 44012.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. MrnU
871-0874rt»r4pm.
AGEHTS/REAL ESTATE
838-1616
-: > i
1
»
COOK, part-Urn* for
OmCE HEIP^HAHSTYUSIS
KAILTECHMCUN
.-W«t.Thur»..
BJM
WEDEDtor7 yroW
, «BW •chool
Ftolbta dMjto h*p
U
7dwiA
HANDYMAN WANTED:
trimming.
HELP WANTED. School[p
QdirS. Wol%. 3«S long Rd..
.
HELP WANTED
tor FOOO PflODUCnOM LWE
WORKER
yvflAUTICIAN ft *«SiaTANT
Can
* f T Y U « T vintid. No *oltowlno
MO-UM
WLtmdmL
Nwr grad OK B«wtti & H O M E TYPtsts,
MadaarBngp«v.Cal22<»a00.
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i uaara naaded,
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MAM MOWER Mow lawn.
K^UwXiWp-.MowLrwn:
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«nd ot ShafMatd U k a . MB
rrb.
van.
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Room tor advanoamart.
<Mon avalaWa. Apply at
» » — « Cantar Rldga Rd.. N.
Rhtonfta.Ori
HOUSEKLfPma/UAINTENANCE
GtMt NonTMMn Mai. Pan-Bin* pofDons BvulaM* br m * Food Court «
M«n Mofl arm*. *pgfcapon> «valaCt« at t M Malt Offlc* incatiKt obov«
t M Food Court Ol cal 734-6304 tw
LABOREHO-Murt know conMruotton tratf^ V33-2M4 bvtwMO 7 * B
LANDSCAPE LABORER: CM» IB
yr. oM. 833-6232.
,
LANDSCAPE HELP WANTED: E«partanoi prelwfd. 934-€035
INSTALLA^ H SPRINKLER
SPRINKL
TION m»ad» halp. No a«pa.tnea
nacaaaary. Cal B71-4B7S.
•CAKETHtSAOnEEN
CHmSTUASI
Earn axtra monay now. Set your own
houra Ho da&variro. No Collacooo.
Avaraga SlO/hr. plua bonuaot by
kilning Amarlca'a oaatail growing
patty plan. Cal Joanaaa, 777-B474
orShar. 327-6088.
•
MEDICAL ASSISTANT . Naw OBGYN orflca m Lakawood aaak* partgm* UadlcaJ AaaMant » do patMt*
vrtala ft aat-up. Send ratuma to.vLakawood HoapM. 1*319 Datrolt
Av». Lakawood OH 44107,
Aim: Fmanea Dapt
HOW LAWN, 2 Daya a waak. Can
BntwrM Port Camatary. Bam-Ipm,
837-5061.
NAIL SALON aaoking exparMrcod
Tachrtdan parterraWy wflh cuBomar
tollowlng. Cull 356-6143 or fax
raaumato350-7454.
NAIL TECHNICIANS n*W«J tot nail
ttudio In Avon Lako. fbov* t w i g v
tMlon acala CaH 833-3)55.
PLUUBCR'S HELPCR NecDCD.
Uj«t nava daan driving >«cord. Ca.1
Panto 10am. P33-2330
POSTAL JOBS. Start S11.41/hr. For
•uim and application Into call (210)
709-0301 «xt QM641, 9 AM 9 PM,
Sun-F(l
POSTAL JOBS StartS11.41/M. For
axa.-n and appltcabon Into, can RIB)
760-8301 Ert. OH 51B. Dam-Opm.
Sun-Frl.
.
NURSING
SPHINQ VALLEY COUKIHY CLUB
ha«
N M B d *
lOn- r • *
&vaiaU«. APP> « panon only Tua«FrLaC 1100 Gulf Rd.. Syria
TEACHERS
PRE-K. i-5:30pm. Mon.-F»i
Raouliacnantt:
*&°»»'Z]!3lL.
abilitytoplan and conduct acuvina*
for a 4 yr old dot*..
_.
PfllUAnY CLASS, M ^ V M o o - P A
Planning and conducting actMuoa » r
1-2 vaoa U
POSTAL JOBS
Start S12.0Brtir. plua barafltt. For
want anl appHcatton tnte. cal 21»7944»10 EJC OH134. BAMto10PM
TEACHERS
7daya.
RESTAURANT need*
WaKraaaat
Hoataasaa
Dtahwashani
Dusparaona
Appty tn pareon: 1D033 Laka Rd..
Rocky Rtvar batwaan I-4pm. (acrou
from WaalWia Condoa)
Pia-tchooVDnycara
l
pa
p r a l . ^
kraaa. Plaaa*
THE PRESS tt • < * * ' n£ m
•poili/ganaral • " * B
«ftl^f;
Muit uta propar apalllng and
rttWiaccoracy arrf
RETAIL SALES
WaatlakwSOonotvllla
Fun ilma Retail S a m axpartanca wim
knowlfNlga ol cur ton I children's
Bam*. » • « ¥ . Apply kiparaom
OncaUponaCNM
. 3S03lCantarHkJgaRd.
No prtona cafla plaa
RETinEO OR NEED Extra Morwy?
Daiivary job avallnbla 10:00am to
1:00pm, MorvFrt No phone calls. InoiiraiKtLaarRd.
ROOFING: Minimum 9 yaara
axparlanoa. Call 033-2964 batwaan
THE PRESS
P.O. Box 300
AVON LAKE OH 44012
No phona cato. plaa»a. No h>par»on
THE VILLAGE OF SHEFFIELD ta
h l l i m n of InWrait Irom
nirs*LPtfs
PART-T«E7-3ft3-11
7O
PRN ALL SHIFTS
NormanaV Manor ol Bodry Btitafh
SECRETARIAL
saakM queMed NunJng Sttrl lor
SERV1CH
aoova antfts. AppBcant must poua«a
BvrtaOH4403SbvAuQU«t 19.1004.
HaadHatp?
atrongar tedarsMp aUM and t w o
THE WLLAOe OF BHU-HtLUto
Word
Procaasmg, Typing.
mparlanca In long tarm car*. ApData
Entry,
Faxing
pBcanti ahouW appry in panwo at
**S22S£tiIEST
Next to Waatgata
stnuld ba aant
*Normandy Manor of Rocky Rf«r
Call^
. vS*Q* « ShaflWd. 4(B0
22700 Laka Road
, B y a OH 44085.
RocfcyRlvarCM441ie
356-2117
A m Nancy Kohl, Don
WATTER/WAirRESS
SECRETARV, p*rt-tlma In Rocky
E/CVE
Rlvar Canoidalaahouldbacomputar
BARTENDER
NURSING
liiaratra.'axpartancad In ofjlcj
Appfy in p«raon during
orocadura. •atl-motlvatad ft
STNA-S
Piaaaa aand rwuma to: bOTHEUNicORN RESTAURANT
PAHT.TtUE/FUULT1UE1>flH - omnnlzed.
c T T Mlchalton Company, Box
Rt ?7. Grafton
ALL SHIFTS
rm70,RocWH>var OH 44116.
Normandy Manor o( RoeVy Rwr tt
ICIAN FHI
SERVICE TECHN1OAR
. _. _ . . .
WAREHOUSE
P k i
lamporary. O n a year cabia
.,
„ ("duty- f * * tana
aiparlanca. aisodata dagraa. or
3^10 530 p m , Mon.Fa * .
Indud* lul banafttt plua a tSOO »tgn •lactroruc ••pwtenca pratarrad.
Af?ly at: 20275 Claman. Rd.
on booua. Part*na poKBom Inchida SlntarponEnal W M U l o
S250 algn on bonua. Apply m pwton work In Indamwil waathar. Valid
Normandy Manor ot Rocky Rlvar
Ohio drtvart lloanaa w/t«i than 8
22TW Laka Road
pts ApplcKtonaaccapiadAufl. l i f t
nockyRlvarOM44i1fl
12 tromft30am-4pm at Contnontal
CoCievWton. 32730 Walkar Rd.. GttgSb^nnaCoordinator
F. Avon Laka. Equal Opportunity
Efnptoygf, M/F/H/B.
\
vuuS oMSwS
arBSWJsa
PART-TIME
SPORTSWRITER
~
Mu«t ba W laait 1B yaario* aoa^own
transportation, good wrMng tUM. n
Intaraitod, tubrnrt Z tamplea ot
writing to:
THE PRESS ft UOHT 34100 CartarRioga Road \_
N.flkJoav«a. OH. 44038
Aim: Carol KJoar
STOCK HELP
Stock Halp rwadad. Job Indudaa:
tlckellng, oraanlzfng ft pulling ol
invantory. diMng ft dallv«y, haavy
hnngftganaral nuuntananca.
APP
%A*UARDBAYQIFTCO.
20200 Oamaoa Rd., UrM 1-F
WaiMaka
~
24T-U32.
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TREE SERVICE n«»d« Otound
paraon. Muat nava valid drtyafa
CMin-JMJ.
TREE WORKERS W « * J 2 » i _ «
OHOUND MEN AND CUMBERS
CALL 734-267*.
Child Care
83
BaoyMtar na«dad. 3 cnridiaa my
horn*. 327-7058.
BABYSITTER NEEDED. StuMnt
walcomad. My ShaHiald Vlliaga
home 3 aftamoona (2:30-4:30). Can
034-10M.
CNTLD" CARE NEEDED: 4 Morrwiga
(4 noun) Ttwa-FA Good kldo. Good
pay. No othar cMldraa Non-amokar.
Start* SapL Caf naca«»a^f. 8330623
_ _
CHILDCARE provldar naadad inoor
Baraa homator4 yr.otd boytobagln
lor 1W4-03 achoot yaar.
iMi^ma
ExparlSncad moWar will PfwrW*
cnildcaia In my horw waakdaya. ,
Fancad yard. Wltn rafaroneaa, 3274156.
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EXPERIENCED " O T M E H will
babyiK In rrw twna. UJ or part-ttma.
Wllf ptovtda lunch ft attarnoon
dkW. C t f QM.71B1.
EXPERIENCEWnEUADLE. j j J
wM oabyalt m my Avon iLaka•team
balora/aflar tchool. Ralarancaa.
033-4506.
MOM NEEDED to waWi 1 Chad «tw
Morrtng NndaroarlBn. 1-2 houri par
day. 033-6481.
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- NEEDED: DAYCAREtorI W . OldIn
WANTED: PART-TWC BABYSUTER m my Avon homafcjr10 mo. old
Infant:fteidWaoay houra: mujt baal
laast 18 yra. old and prmkta_own
traraportatton, nrtranoaa. 834-5768.
85 SlluiUonsWantoa
CHILD CARE
*Experleticod
•Qualified, caring
teachers
*lnfant/Schoot age r.
*Full & part-time
•Low staff/child ratio
'—Small group size
THE
CHILDRENS
CENTER
933-5158
A CUSTOM DESIGN
2
SBBSBWS
ft* or part tt.ne U*. unO
s cttldren
6pm. V/lll provide lunch, I M C M .
CERTIFIED, REOWTC
PEFUEMCED day w t » provWw.
Z W i m i opersnoa • B J M *
Open ached Say* 5 O
£
3
2
7
CHILD CARE
'
• Loving Home
.; * Experienced Foster
•'*
Mom
\
• Meals & Snacks
Provided
'• Certified by CCRC
* Dally & Weekly Rates
Call Carol
\
• •
-
at
B34-4622
CHILD CARE In my horn*. B«tore&
attar school cflere>l Near acfooL
833-7008l D CARE In
*. E
CHILD CAHE in my A.L. horn*.
8am.-«pm. M-F. 3 yaera * up. Please
ceiaaiJBMi.
CHILUCARE, full time In my
W t f S M l horn* Aoea 2_n*-*."PNda have lets otTun. References.
TTB443-*.
.
CHJLDCilHE: Eiporiencad Mother
to prov«e lovloo chikfeare in my
Sttslfiald Lake ftoma at 730
Oakwooil. BreaBiait. lunch »
anaefcs. RwsonatM raiee. Cal » » •
Cleaning, i taring avaiaWe. Homes,
apartmerti. and commercial.
FfMiblc Irs. ' • • • o n i b j j ' > 1 " d >
latarancaa .wtaablw. 327-gTtXl.
CONSTRUCTION WORK: I?ff.cal
malaafeJdar.11
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CXPCR1ENCID MOTHCH will
A*
baby*« m my ton*. « * * ! * f»»
assns
Repairs *R*frnt<*vj
Stucco A CuHom Tasdutng
Craattv* Deport Work AvaltabM
Estlmataa cVwerlutry gWen
NaM&Ctean
ONE CALL DOES IT ALL
CaBSWvSrtaf
apandabta.
E»i par lance d.
AVON L A K l WOOOWOnWNQ
. COv'n
*amed*of wood, we can On
1
It) Bookaharv««. cabinets, cuUom
QUALITY CLEAWHO ". \-;
closets, entertainment centers,
HonactRaeMMIncMduMl ' ;'
kitchen pantil**. Free estimates.
PefonaflieJ oavtsaaacti bma
C33-3678.
Notadaar*«toam
:-, ' ExcaaantnXarancaa
BACKHOE
/
i
t P H I H Q ft QEHgnAL HOU8E
a RaMOnaWa ratae. Cal
Donna at 323^7*8.
W U . BABTWT si my Dyrta
daya,ralam»a.30»00S3. •
95
WanfdToRenT
COHDO OH APAnTMEHT -KAHT t O TO HEMT. Avon I r t e or Avon
j
NOTICES
120
» L.
Personals
NOVENA TO XT. JUDE - Maytne
Saovd Htart ol Jaaus M adored.
gkxMatt. k M d and praaervad
Areugteut tt» world, now and
foraverTbh. Sacred Heirt of Jasui.
F
. By the
anysUeuptoitxi?
THEPRESS
158 LEAH RD,
AVONLAKE
835-4255
area-Cal
HOUSECLEAN1NG
COPIES
MADE
25 CENTS
A BEAUTIFUL C H U N G
EXPWMWCtD
C "OTH
"OTHH ? L i
MrfrLMaje
p
U
CRlBWOOWURNITUfle REPAIR,
4A9* JAYCOX. AVON. Ba7-8SOa:_
CUSTOM TRACTOR WOflK
Yards Putvertzed. Grating. Bush
Hogging
Oenaral Tractor Work
SERVICE
Compact Otasal for Smci ATMS
• Addition Footan
•OrtHauIng
•Gracing
ELECTRICAL « TELEPHONE
WORK. Ucensad. bonded & mured.
Reasonable ratea. B33-4863.
FAX
SERVICE
Reasonable Rates
835-3550
THE PRESS
19S LEAR RO.
AVON LAKE
BOB MAINTENANCE
HANDYMAN SERVICE
FIELD MOWING
CtxnpMa horrw & mobM nom«
repair*, cucfexn decking and
porchos.
NolobUblgonosmU.
FREE ESTIMATES.
CALL BOB-322-8202 _
BOB'S MAINTENANCE i
HANDYMAN SERVICE V;
\\
RotoUXng
Ught genoral Bactor work
Reasonable Rates
RESIDENTIAL &
COMMERCIAL
BUILDING &
REPAIR SERVICES
(Carpentry. Electrical,
Plumbing)
V / h w l Cliair Accessible
^Construction
(Ramps, Doorways,
Bathrooms...)
Customer Satisfactiontt*1
CallJohn at J R ENTERPRISES
7T0-73C3
FuJylnaurad
RK MONEY HELP SERVICES-*!*
preparatksn and pUnnino. buogertfig
i cash flow analysis, pha Idearito
•ave you money. CaS Ray at 937.
M-U.
' '
RON'S GUTTER CLEANING /
DECK CLEANING
Pressure Washing
692-0907
Free Estimate
Call
H33-497B
FORD HOME
IMPROVEMENT
Ktcfwns-Bathrooms
Ccuntertops-n epi»cemert wiodov«
w txtow tr eatments-OrywaJ!
Omplete I W M & moblla home '
\V
CkMMs-Paintln^Oecks
i epairs, custom decking and
V Oiubled remodeling and more.
porches
\: SHOWROOM - X K & LAKE
FID.
No (ob to oig or to snuH-.
:
833-2000.
F71EEESTIMATES .: ,
CALL BOO tai-sxa,
RUBBISH
HAULING
Garage or small structurw removed.
Cement or any typo rubbisrVappUarv
cea removed, also garages cleaned.
221-9204
SEWING
&
ALTERATIONS
by
Diane
933-9857
WILL DRIVE YOU TO THE
AIRPORT
FOR SHALL FEE
- 24 HOUR NOTICE
B33-S231
i >
140
GUILDERS
Cx,
Fine Interior Painting
Fau* Finishes - Psperhanging
CiBUOva Wall DtH<Qnq
835-4255
ONE CALL DOES IT ALL
Call S'ova Sitar
CERTIFIED
PAPERHANGING
REMODELING
a rcaB
t &837-6OOC-.
ct TLC. Reference*.!
3: cra!»
needed.
needed
can937-6OOC
BABYSm
TAMHT.
sue girt w* care tor YW* * • * • £
«v«rinQa. of wwhends. 327-4455
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BUCK'S HARDWARE, 37079 HANDYMAN
"141 BuKdlnq Supp»Q8_
DoOortRd . Avon. Stem wind Tw and
25 YEARS
Dl.counl U v M I M W.r-houM
tneen upoir Call 934-51 te
EXPERIENCE
saunas upto ft*. Ca"j« aPP1 MS
BUSINESS A RESIDENTIAL
Ptumb.ng. Electrtcal. Carpcnlry
LITE (5*83) or SB3-3277.
TELEPHONE SYSTEMS. Sato),
DICK MILLER
NOVENA TO ST. JUDE - May iho
addrtons. movfls and changes New
Saaed Heart of Jesus b« adored.
or used equipment, available. Serv>co
327-6922
.
*145
c
gtortrtod, loved and (.reserved
on most rtianx brands. RiwdflnBal
HANDYMAN
throughout the worta. now and
wiring. Reasonable rates, Lake
REPAIR-REMODEL
rcever. Oh. Sacred Heart of J«us
Inleccm. 933-5771. 1.800522Any K^>d
pray for us. St. Jude. workor of
25 Yrs. Experwnce
S771
Fc- trw B«t Work,
miraclea. pray kx us. St Judo, helper
Big or Small
f^ A C*
Carpentry. PHtfnoing. EJatfiroom
of the hopeless, praytorus. SAY
B**tP""»
Cerarrec Tile. Rscroom, Kitchen.
THIS PRAYER nine Bmes a day By
Cail Tony Vinci
MAINTENANCE.INC.
etc. BeavxiaOW Relorences.
the eighth day your prayer will be
779-4350
HANDYMAN
TREE ESTIMATES
answered R has never been *ncwn
REMOnELINQ
to tail PubOcaUon must be. promised.
Plumbing. Oecoicnl. Carpenlry.
734-0779
THANK YOU ST. JUDE FOR
No (oti too big Oftoosmall
HEALTH INSURANCE tor inFAVORS GRANTED. MAP,
dividuals and a/oups. Medicare Sup835-5687
NOVENA TO ST, JUDE - May tha
plement - Lrtelrauranca. Lono Te.m
Cleaning
158
Sacred Heart ol Jesus be adored.
CELLAR
POSTS
Care and Annuity. 331 -5215.
glorified, loved
and preserved
BEAMS
throughout * n * world now and
DIRT
OUT!
_,
LIBERTY HOIIE IMPROVEMENTS.
tore*:*. On. Saoed Heart of Jesus.
Heavy Duty & GaaOeaning
Installed « fiepbeed
all types ol remodeling, tor"" 1 * a o pray tor us. St Jude. Worker of
WaEs. Floors. Window*
SAGGING
FLOORS
Uno-eum,
ilno-eum.
batirooms.
batirooma.
decka.
d
e
c
.
p
Miracles, praytorus. St. Jude. HelCarpets. Upholstery. Draperies
Leveled
kltcriens. replacament windows.
per of lhe Hopeless, pray tor us. Say
Deodorizing. Carpet Repairs
Mural & Son. Inc.
FREE ESTIMATES. 10% * T « ^
iht» prayer 9 times a day. By the
^amOng & Paper Hanging
11340Brcokp«rk
for
»enlor
citizens.
Cail
Doog
B*a
eighth day your prayer will be
Cleveland 587-3322
835^255
at
049-20*1.
.
answered- It has never been known CLEANING) SERVICE: Owner suONE CALL DOES IT ALL
M.T.O.
pervtses •very deenod reuse We
lo rail. a L
Call Steve Srtar
are a local company. We can design
OFFICE CLEANING
ST. JUDE NOVfcNA . May the
DUST BUSTERS
REASONABLE RATES
Sacrad Heart of Jesus to adored, a planned regular maintenance
Commercial *Remldentlal
program as often as you need. We
glorified, laved & preserved
Thorough
Don! have bme to dean & »Min«7
throughout th« wholo world, now and can perform an extensive cleaning
. ' EiAderit
Call Dust Bustors
torever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pay af.ytime throughout the year or lust
Impeccabla Rolerencas
anytime.'
for us. St Jude, Worker of Miracles & one small service, even Wndws.
Gooded • Insured
Oetora
Kennedy. 934-4200.
Help of the Hopetess, pray for us. You'll take pride In tha appearance of
Estimate*
Say ifta prayer 9 Bmee per day fw B your clean home. (WE ARE NOT
835-5036
days. Publish. It has never been COMPLETELY FINISHED UNTIL
160
Construction
YOU
A R E COMPLETLEY
MARBUNO. Wood Crainng. FAUX
knowntotail. M.D.
SATISFIED!)
CALL
CLEAN
Arts.WalG'avinB
CONCRETE I1EMOVAL*
RT. JU-3E NOVENA - May the CORNEJW FOR FREE ESTIMATE,
InU&d. Patfitmo. Stammg. Etc
REPLACEMENT
Sacra Heart of Jesus be adored.
WrJkxwwinaFurnrtura.
ROUGH ft RNBH ORAtHNO
olortfted & preserved throughout the 337-44B3.
Why pay a Casigner?
We Handle A l Jobs
whole world now and former. Cacred
CLEANING.
Commercial.
reeWeoDal.
0lm.934-1B14
Heart ol Jaws, praytorus. St June,
Big or Small
(WUl , y n paint your Barn or Stol)
Worker ol MlrKlea & Help* ol the new construction, before or after you
aie-aoei
Hooaless. pray tor us. Say this move, apartments, officos, p«r>
QOSENTEnPRtSES
PAINTING
&
praywr 0 times por daytor0 days. •onaOzsd service. Bonded & insured.
Publish, (l has nevar been known to Fre* esomata». AM work r^jaranteed.
PAPERHANGING
UNION CHAFTSKAM_
For more into«r.at!on call "JAY'S
Htchan & Bath Renovation
taa.SC.
_ EASE. I N C 32>-63«. Others tend
BRICK. BLOCK ft
Drywu Repair
STONEWORK
ST. JUOC IIOVENA - May the- you a deanlno »*m...we sen.- you
Experienced . Insured
Ornamental DaccvalM.
Sacred He"-** of Jeeua be adored, service.
and Restoration
CallJlMLEKAN
glorified, loved and preserved
CLEVELAND
3nj Generation
rhrouohout V* whola wend, now and
779-8983
CALLIGRAPHY
PETER SCMORK 111
lorever. Sacred Heart of Jews, pray
PHILLIPS VACUUM CLEANER CO.
tor us. SLJuda. Worker of Miradw & Quotestordisplay, certificates, tarwSALES AND SERVICE. New and
871-7490
Helper ol tha Hopeless, praytoron ry uees. InvltaCont. signs, place
(ebutrt daaners. guajanteed lowest
FreeEctJmtiaa
Say thto prayer 9 Omae par daytorS cards...You name * Custom work,
p n e on new cleaners. We repa* an
daya. Publish. It has never be«n reasonabHi rates.
rnakee. warranty (tore tor Hoove'
known to W . W R . S .
and Euraka. I 5 t l 6 Detioit Rd..
Cail Marc at
170
Landscaping
Lakewood. Piek-up and delivery
THANK YOU S t Jude tor favors
321-2521
avatabla. Call 1-22B-OT3Q.
giwitMlLH.
CHIP'S GREENWORLD
POWERWASHIHMItAM
LANDSCAPING
CLEAMNO-PAtNTma
COMMERCIAL
Homee. boat*, trailare. aqulpmert
UwnMartanonce
CcxnrnerdaJ-lndustrlal
Landscape De^ga inaialaOon
B33-B680
MulchftTopaoa
135 Gonwal Services
ShfuoTrtmrntng
AN AOUNOANT THANK YCU, St
Anfriorw. Your powerful intorcoMion
nevtr fails to answer our requests.
D.V.
BABYSITTER:
experienced, '
If you're thinking about upgrading your homee
1
. appearance we want to be responsible.
•Design, Interior, exterior renovation
•Additions, decks, redwoodjscrecn porches
«PelIa window replacements
•Free Estimates
_'
Business
Opportunities
COMMERCIAt. P R O P E R T Y LOfiAIN - Newer Downtown ordce
compiox with paiking dock & surface
parking. Two bkJgs. lenod by com™ n Srea. One Bldg 40.006 safl
leaseablo.
98% leased by
le
t l agenews. One oldg.
cflw'th 10,000 sq.lt leased
bySJle ol Ohw. Will lease space or
soil logetncK or separately. Contact
Donnv DeMarco, Coklwell Banker
• « rfrane Realty 1216] 323-1060.
OWN YOUH OWN APPAHEL OR
SHOE STORE. CHOOSE: Joan/
Sportswear. Bridal. Lingorle,
Wosietrtwear. Lndio*. Men*. Large
SUes Infant/Protean,, Petite. Dnncowear/AotClKC. Maternity, or Accessories Storo Ovar 2000 N.-ime
Brands. 124,900 to J36,90a Mr,
Lonqtilm (612) 888 655V
521-2692
D C. POLOVICH. Easy Rollar
Painting. Oaartng & High Presto*
Washing. Can 837-5460 lor free
estimate.
EUROPEAN PAINTING.
ft SERVICE. INC.
83S-8488
Exiertoriintenor, Cedar Staining
Alum.SklinQReAn>ahing
Power Was* homes, drives.
Senior Discount • Insured.
For Professional work a
Free Estimates. Cal 835 1MB.
EXTERIOR
P.O. DECORATTKO
•Soap*. Sand, CaUk. Prime flaw
Wood. *Ronall tooae skUng. Palrtkv
side clutters. *CKan Windows.
•Pressure wash. *SmaB odd tobs.
29 yrs. Exp. • Insured
Work Ouarantad .
FREEESTMATE9
an-mo»
JAWORSK) PAINTING
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR,
ALUMINUM WDWU REFWHWHQ,
WALLPAPERIHO. FULLY
. INSURED, FACE ESTIMATES.
CALLJERRY
JAWORSKJ
244-5807
PAINTING
.
Windows Repaired
Watp*perRemr»<*J
734-2498
351-5843
Fraa EtUmatsa • Rater ancaa
PAINTING &
DRYWALLWORK
^
(FWeMngandPaKhtnaJAta),
Ceillnge stlpeled and Plaaiar
ReoairedandWoflpapwRamo*^.
Exterior patch and paJnL Fr—
EsttmaSaa. FastftProwMlonal. -.-.
C!-Jialrno*rator*
-'">
331-70D2
LANDSCAPES EXTIUORDIKajRE.
Lanclacapa servtc* apadalaru j n
llgrdng. watarialla. ponds, brfclt
sEtawalks and patio*. Cal Den. 8378753.
„
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' •• •:
PA1NTINQ,PAPOWO
PLASTERMQ
PrarrtumWork ,
Res./Apt/lndua..
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rteDoneRloU - -,
Trm Rrst Tlma'
J,
FR£EESTUUTCS~ CaJBob •
v
•311-«1O1er3S>aS7S '
LAWN MOWING
GAHDEN ROTffnLUNG
EDGING
Call Dennis Bt*ese
933^3618^
WALLS PLUS
i
,;'•
T-
''•i
;
LJcanaart Mauwa-BonJasl
P»k«fX3*Latax.Oa.Laaiwr V
Wea^eanc. Wood Graining
Watpaper Removed. W U Covering
Tfc Plattsr Repair. laUuring ':
TERRY D. MURRAY
LANDSCAPING
LAwnmowtnrvLandscaping
ROTOTILUNO
TREE/SHRUB REMOVAL
Friendly aarvKa.
LOW PRICES. .
FREE ESTIMATES.
TERRY 327-7173.
899-8132
" *
Tr«Care
200
SWEAT
BROTHERS
TIRED OF WATERING
YOUR LAWN?
734-2874
WILSON'S
TREE SERVICE
871-4975
Pager* 363-761 toe 3*3-7*40
Painting
ARTWORKS/Walls. Fireplaces.
Floors, Etc MARBLES. GRANITES,
Censtones. Laatner. Etc PAINTED
FINISHES. Painting, Wallcovering.
We teach classes also. Jtm, 9341614.
Tree* Removed
. .',
Treea Trimmed
Stump Qrlndlnaynamoval
(Can Rt thru avopantng) -""
• Tractor work avatatta •• ,•;-/•
353-0083
luRGM MANAGEMENT
™*%,
-
TREE • trimming, removal. Hump
grinding, smrm damage, [toning, W
clearing. Tractor work ft brush
cNppa<a*>»<> available.Inured.•'- -.
Lake Erin Irrigation
Wasttaka based Company
CalltorFREE Estimate
185
•
PAINTING. HOUSES
Outside - Inside
Latex alkyo stain. vamrtK
Damaged & cracks In caiBngs.
W*Hs. woodwork (epairetT
QuaWy worknvwsiiJp. Cail Al
JOIN US!
• 5 Day Week
• Excellent Starting Salary
• Outstanding Company Benefits
• Rapid Advancement
.
• Paid Vacations
If you like running the show, a Job as a
Burger King Manager could be foryoul
Please apply at
BURGER KING
519 Avon BeldenRd.
"Avon Lake, Ohio 44012
It unable to apply In person, please
send resume to same address.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
i
, 1 . ( 1
>
i
;
TIM FORTHOFER
Builder • Contractor
Inc.
HEATINC/A/XCONPmOHMClJl*/
• Service al! Makes & Models
• Air Conditioning Repair & Inst.
• Humidifier & Air Cleaner
' Furnace Repair & Inst.
-24 Hr. Emergency Service
•
New Homes
Ga.ages
Remodeling
Additions
Kitchens
^
•
Ptiono: 93/-64J0
34875 Timberview Dr.. Avon. OH
871-7525
Jeff and Debi Mitchell. Owners
TYPES
•Tur-Offi
•tSYi.rFlitfeih
• SMijItt • Sl.il!i
< CsmjUli Skill H.I.I Siniei
• 40 Tur DinutUiil SMIJIII • RjJia DitpifetiJ Cnn Stnitt
Call
Or Toll Free
933-2517
1-800-251-2517
Fully Insured • 24 hr. Emergency Service
Tree Trimming and Removals
118' Crane Service
FREE ESTIMATES
PHONE:S34-4716
QUALITY
WELDING
RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL-
FAIRWEATHER ROOFING
Service
^
ivyD .„
OFHEU-ARC
uilders inc.
RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING AND REMODELING
• Aluminum Pipe • Stainless • Cast
Minor Fabrication
No Job To Small
937-6067
CHRIS BRITTON
AVON. OHIO
MARK DUOZIAK, PHESIDENT
FIRST IMPRESSIONS
LAST FOREVEL . .
'Custom G'riier Present!
PVC Sflorriloii Ste«l Siding'
%MU
? If It's Made Of WOOD.
We Can Co I L "
The BIGG.--R lil!le Store With More
ASKMOVl"
HARDWARE
—iBOOKSHaVES
£3i
FINANCING AVAILABLE
-: ALSO' VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING -
<S Home & Garden Center
—JCflOWN MOLDING
949-6296
WOODWORKING
-^CUSTOM OOSETS
FREE ESTIMATES 233-6450
323-7907
1-600-686-0709
200 WARDEN - PLYRtA. OHIO
1.800-87S-SNUR
—^KITCHEN CAB1NCTS/PANTRIES |
•JEHTEHTAINMSNT CENTERS
A N Ccnsutetions and Estimate*'
933-3676^:1
5254 EAST LAKE ROAD
Ccrn«r Abbe & Lako Road*
SHEFFIELD LAKE. OHIO M 0 M
933-4492
933-3514
KRUMWIEDE CONSTRUCTION
u
">Vjnr Ttttitl Kt'imxtclinji Co. "
Third Generation
Adiliiions • Rooms Finished • Roofs • Siding
Major or Minor Repair;.
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
^=,,,
—SINCE 1947 — i
I.©. Indoor Comfort
DECK & GARDEN CONTRACTORS
. LANDSCAPE DESIGN & INSTALLATION
• CUSTOM PATIOS
All T»Mi • ' Cowriti Wtrlt
1
RiiUutUl
EinritufJ
Keith Malloy • 933-0670
Steve Schmotzer • 949 r 5668
Ohio Certified
Landscape Installer
—«-
1teolin$ & flir Conditioning
Serving Coraln C€ **"?*?£.«,
ROXIOCNTIAL & COMMCBCIAL
HEATING & COOUNO
SALES - SERVICE
m INSTALLATION24 HOUR SERVICE ' Free Estimates
NEMETH
SV3ASONRY
CO N C R E T E
I
IF*-
BuemertWabRnaired
Frat Eitimatet
' m
WILLIAM BARNUM
DAVID BRAKDT
I
(216} 937-6801
•Surrpaotb&landTile
totaled
(216) 934-5S37
GARRETT-DUBER
PABNTING, INC.
933-7898
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR WOHKERSCOMP.
87-1-0.820
TRACER'S
NURSERY
Bondert tUccnscd
Since I960
HARTSEL
ELECTRIC
937-5750
•
FREE
Estimates
INCT*
KEARNEY
CONSTRUCTION
N«*d an upstairs finished, adding
on a family room or gangs? For
major or minor rapairs. cull lor •
tre« mtimaia.
-
934^188
ANYTIME
Storms-Screens Repaired
rad Smith
RbofinqCo.
V
• Windows
• Painting
29HU Sioncy/Ridgc Rd.
Avon, OW6 440II
Lenny's Glass
Service Company
CALL 949-5442
937-6337
OWNER OPERATED^REE ESTIMATfcb
ABOUT TREE PLANTINGS!
949-2623
Distressed by
Pregnancy? Call
Birthright at 3224652 or 244-4652.
irepTJficrttping^;
HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATIONS: CALL
pp
Ucensod&xidooJnsurtd
Etiy Rollci Painting Sc Cleaning
•Featuring"
BUY DIRECT FROM THE GROWER
1 0 > 0 0 SHADE & FLOWERING TREES
v.
WHY DO SO
MANY CALL
• W« are • loi.il
company p.W«*-ly own«J
Home
Improvements
'
835-3377
• Gutters
• Masonry
CALL 24 HRS.
A DAY
CORNERS?
...OWNER SUPERVISES EVERY CLEANED HOME
«.
We Now Do
• Carpentry
• Siding
Acnvts from
Avon High School
For Your FREE ESTIMATE Call.
SUE UUENBERGER
327-4455
•jjl/inned regular, _ _
rr ainl a nance pfttiwn a*
often as you neei'M your
tiomo or office, \ \ V-,
W» enn porto«n any v,
ijnteniivq donning \\ \
'anytime Ihrouahout t » \ \
yenf or just ono »mol(^ u
Mrvico, evon window*,^ V,
We add oil ine persona, V
loucnes 'o our dun'nflVt | 1
lhat you would do
\\
yoursoH.
•
\\
, Wo »ie finished when
^
you me sallslled '
i
Super Store Wit* So Much Mare
m Annie ot Aroa Homeaude food*
• Ctlcnog
mK-lliao*eac
_ K u ( J Dr. Rentil
_ *£ Rout it Ojm Cooka Keaiil
O A Cut
Above The
Rest
37500 COLORADO RD., AVON, OHIO 44011
934-5403
USDAChoice. Beef Round
USDA Choice. Beef Round Full Cut
Pork Chops Stuffed Pork Chops Round Steak Boneless Sirloin Tip Roast
USDA Choice Ueef Round Boneless
Porb Loin. Country Style
Spare Ribs
Stuffed Roasters Rolled Rump Roast hipped or Chopped Ham
Colby Jacb
USDA Choice. Beef Round
By The Chunk
Q
Cheese
London Broil
Porh Loin Sliced Slab Bacon
Soft 'N Gentle
Scot Lad Pure
-..
Bathroom Tissue
Granulated Sugar
$«59
Smith s
Fruit Drinks
1 gallon
Pierre's French Si>*Ic
Head
Lettuce
10 Lb. B*C "New Crop
Ice
Cream_w ^
AH Purpose Potatoes^
Pierre's Soli Frozen
White
Yogurt
Seedless Grapes..;*!
Strawberries
SOLb.Avc.
Smiths i%
hocolate
Milfe
Pierre's Pat Free
Up and Beady
Yogurt
Whole
Urge PbQ. Burptcss
Cucumbers
Golden or Red
Delicious Apples. .t
Pierre's
Royal Scott
Twin
Pops
Margarine
Smith's
PlerTe'5 Strawberry or
Chocolate
Iced
Tea
Crunch Bars
Campbell's ^
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Pepsi . :^..
Porfc'N
Dad's Econ-O Mets Dry p p 54 49
25 ib
Scot Lad Red or Pinto
Beans
I •<=«•
Duncan Hlnes. Except An?el Food J ^ 3 ^ (
Cake Mixes :^.i«-«.
Weather Permitting.
Can & Reserve Tfoor Order!
Weather Permitting
V
^
Supplement to Press & Light, Avon Lake Press & West Life
Landscaping To Suit
Your Lifestyle.
LANDSCAPING, INC.
(216)327-1212
;i
38207 Center Ridge Rd. • North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039
THE BEST DAILY LUNCH
& DINNER SPECIALS
YOUVE EVER HAD!!
BAR OPEN
5:30 qm-2:30am
RESTAURANT OPEN '
OPEN24 HOURS
BREAKFAST •lUNCJhf-DIMNER
WED-FRI
SAT
$
FRESH PERCH
LEYE
ALL YOU CAN
EAT CRAB LEGS
Also
THE BEST PRIME RIB YOU'VE
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n
See you
ai the
* 1994
Vv
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Xike Steak?
EVER HAD
OUR STEAKS ARE SUPREME
BLACK ANGUS BEEF
THEY MELT IN YOUR MOUTH
TRYbuR DELICIOUS BABY BACK RIBS
5284 LAKE RD. SHEFFIELD LAKE, OHIO
LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF RT. 6 AND RT. 301
949-3829
~
HOT 15769
NORTH RIDGEV1LLE
S164,900
ACREAGE
327-2110
779-7*00
CHARON
HOT #1575
SI 89,900
,.
934-4310
327-2110
779-7400
AVON
5159.900
HOT #1999
327-2H10
934^1310
779-740Q
COLUMBIA STATION
$289,900
JERRY CANTERBURY
ANNA MEREDITH
JOYCE ROB13ON
JOE FISHER
934-4310
327-2110
779-7400
934-4310
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HOT #2151
ELYRtA
JS4.900
HOT 14865
CINDY OWENS
337-3113
779-7400
ACREAGE
6RAFT0N
9S44310
327-2110
$153,000
NEW
779-7400
~
$128,500
HOT 11579
77&.740Q
934-4310
327-2ttO
NORTH R1DGEVIU-E
$123,900
HOT 11426
/.834-4310
327-2110
779-7400
NORTH RIDGEVtLLE
SI44,900
$119,900
HOT 13218
B.J. HALL
JIM GERKEN
779-7400
OBERUN
934-4310
327-2110
$209,000
HOT 11028
934-4310
327-2110
CAROL GEIGER
DIXIE MAZUR
BILL BOWSER,
327-2110
NORTH FUOGEVUXE
DIANA RIVERA
327-2110
934-4310
• 779-7400
779-7400
NORTH R1DCEV111E
ta
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$104,000
CRAIG COUGHLIN
779-7400
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934-4310
93*4310
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$150^HOPPING SPREE
GREAT NOR1 l^RN SHOPPING CENTER
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PHONE:
TO WIN RETURN THIS CERTIFICATE TO:
REALTY ONE
35095 CENTER WDGE ROAD. NORTH R1DCEVILLE. OHIO 44W9
$169 900 I HOT 15513
SHEFFIELD
HYACINTH WILUAMS_ _
779-7400
327-2110
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FRAN SPIKE
( MT<aiw
779-7400
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NORTH RttWEVUE
GLENDA
934^310 I 327-2110
MEDDERS
779-7400
$74.9W
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93W31Q
9344310 I 327-2110
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MAUREEN HEARNS
779-7400
934-4310
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337-2110
NORTH RIDGEVUXE
RICK BENDER
779-7400
934-4310 1327-2110
779-7400
*
$145,500
9344310 I 327-2110
$129,900
934-4310
ELVRIA
$161,000
TANIA KEGYES
327-2110
779-7400
779-7400
| 327-2110
S95.000 I HOT #3217
NEW ~
NORTH RIDGEVIOE
PHILIP LINN
HOT #7467
779-7400
,
934-4310
Office ofthe Mayor
b< halt) August 12. 13 and 14. 1994;
WHEREASi th» original purpose of the festival was to
honor Harold Sveet foe hl» successful promotion
of this area for the growth and development of
sweet corn;
• )
*
i ••
it
UtttaTones w^o visit the Corn Festival on Saturday will b e j e o l a good time if
they show up for the Children's Games scheduled for 1 p.m. Don t miss It!.
WHEREASt each year, through the efforts of a group
Of dedicated citizens, this festival has become a
meeting place to prompt* goodwill thrc-ighout our.:Communityi
fe-r w a
VHESEASt this is the 20th anniversary of the Corn
Festival and promise* to b- a very special evont.
NOW. THEREFORE. l.Jetlry J- Armbruster. Hayor of *.»«?
City of North Rldgtiviiie do hereby proclaim August
12, 13 and 14th as CORN FESTIVAL DA*S In North
Rldyeville and encourage our citizens to Join with
Die in these festivities to promote a pojltlve image
of our City.
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of North Rldgevllle. this
14th day of July. 1994.
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Worth Kidg«ville i s a city that is qrowlnq toward tho fu-
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Ne i n v i t e you t o enjoy our F e s t i v a l , visit our businessss
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From left; Norn. Gerhart, Dorothy and Harry Painter and June Yost. Oh my goodness, let's not lorget our Corn Festival mascot, who's always gets special -_,
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celebrates its 20th party
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pans and keep the Com Festival alive
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*c 2 C evaporated milk
BI 1 1/2 T. batter or margarine
f 2 eggs, slightly beaten
2 tap. sugar
11/2 bp. sail
1M tsp. pepper
2 C^ corn
In a deep. 1 V2 quart, heat-resistant
noo-BKlalUc casserole, beat evaporated
piiTIr. uutmered. in Microwave Oven 2
1/2 f«»t»it»»* or until scaMrd Add butter
and stirantil batter has melted.
Stir tn eggs. sugar, sail and pepper.
S i r to blend wdL
Stir in corn.
Heat, uimwciad. in. nuuuwave ovco
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CORNMEAL GRIDDLE CAKES
1 1/2 C. yellow cornmual
1/4 C all-purpose flour
t tsp. soda
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. sugar
2 C bullermilk
2 T. salad oil
1 slightly bcalen egg yolk
1 stiffly bcate.i egg while
Mix dry ingredients. Add buttermilk.
oil and egg yolk: blend well. Fold in egg
white- Let stand 10 minutes. Bake on hot
griddle. Makes 16 Tour- inch pancakes.
DOUBLE COON STICKS
1 C silted aU-purpose Dour
2 T. sugar
2 tsp. baking powder
3/4 tsp. salt
1 C yellow commcal
1 weO-bcaten egg
1-3 3/4 ounce can cream-style corn
3/4 C milk
2T.saladoil
Sill Hour, sugar, baking powder and
sail together: stir in commcal. Blend
egg, com. milk, and salad oik add to dry
ingredients: stir just till moistened.
Preheat cornstick pans in oven, then
grease generously. Fill pans 2/3 full.
Bake at 425 degrees sbout 20 minutes.
Makes about 18.
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a l l / 2 quart casserole at 350 degrees far
30 minute*. Makes 8 servings, or enough
stuffingforan 8 pound turkey.
CORN BREAD STUFFING
In skillet, cook 1ft pound bacon (8 to
10 slices) till crisp; drain, reserving 1/4
C drippings. Crumble bacon, set aside.
To skillet, add 1 C. chopped celery. 1M
C chopped onion, and 1/2 C. wt^ar.
Cover; cook till barely tender, about 7
minutes.
Combine bacon, reserved drippings,
vegetable mixture. 3 C course com
bread crumbs, 3 C fine toast crumbs. 1/2
tsp. ground sage, and 1 C cHr-kan or
SCALLOPED CORN SUPKEHS
1-1 pound 1 ounce can (2 cups) cnamstylecom
1 C milk.
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The Bicentennial Committee
Tho following is a rosier of iho
original members of the Bicentennial
Committee.
John Butkowskl
Patricia Dreger
Connie Mate
Becky Sluss
Dr. Walter Stowers
Betty Biggs
Patricia Arndt
Anna Marie Perez
Eleanor Cow i;
Louis Kordish
Bod & Mary Daryea
Dr. Roger T. Beltler
Carol Shab
Patti Flfner
Mary Ann Krokos
Meivin Aufmuth
George Nellsen
Carole Hamlin
Vince Farrell
Helen Hurst
John S. Perry
Roger Masaeik
Jeff Sigsworih
Rosemary Berg
Marilyn Sawaya
Urban Bucscher
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If you like Rock ami Roll, you're gonna
love Street Flayers, the group thai hills
thumselvcs "one of the hottest bands in
tho tri-state area."
The band has become The Premier
Party Band ovei1 the last 10 years, as it
brings to tho music a different sound.
• i/hile at the same time doing some of ihe
pop hits of all time.
Just after the 20th Corn Festival gets
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will pump up a brassy, sassy sound with
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Ret tho audience in a party mood with
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the WNCI Morning Zoo.
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Cuatinued from page &
1 wcll-bealcn egg
1 C cracked crumbs
1/4 C. finely chopped onion
3 T. chopped canned pimento
3/4 tsp. salt—'1/2 C. buttered cracker crumbs
- Hoat corn and milk. Gradually stir in
egg. Add next 4 ingredients and dash of
popper. Mix well. Pour into greased 6
Inch round baking dish. Top with buttered numbs. Bako at 350 degrees for 20
minutes. Serves 6.
GOLDEN CORN FRY
Melt 2 T. butlor. or margarine. Add 3
C. (4 to 6 medium cars) fresh or frozen
cut corn. 1/2 C. light cream, 2 T. snipped
chives, 1 clove garlic, minced, dash salt,
and dash popper. Coven simmer 10 to
"15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Sprinkle with 1/4 C. shredded Parmesan
cheese. Remove Irom heat and cover tell
cheese melts. Makes 4 to 6 servings. (A
- wonderful way Tor leftover corn on the
cob or a good way to fix up frozen corn}.
SWISS CORN BAKE
" Cook 3 cups fresh-cut corn in \ C. boitinR salted wnlor Tor 2 to 3 minutes. «rJjU
1 12-ounce package loose-pack frozen
hash brown potatoes
2 C. water
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1 6-ounce can (2/3} evaporated milk
1/2 tsp. salt
4 ounces sharp process American
cheese, shredded (1 cup)
In large saucepan cooV sausage with
onion and green pppper till meat is
browned and vegoVibies aro crisptender. Drain off fat. Add corn,
potatoes, water, evaporated milk, and
salt. Heat to boiling. Reduce heat; simmer, covered. 15 minutes or till potatoes
are tender. Stir in chtcso: heat till cheese
milts. Serve immediately. Makes 8 to 10
servings.
l-(S-ounco) can wholo kernel corn
1 C. soft broad crumbs
1 T: chile saucu
3 T. moltitd butler or margarine y
Salt and Poppor to taste
6 wholo canned pimentos, well drained.
Combine corn, bread crumbs, chile
sauce, butter or margarine and salt and
pepper to taste, in n small bowl.
Stuff pimentos with corn mixture and
place in a shallow, hont resistant, nonmetallic baking dish.
Hoat, uncovered, in microwave oven 4
minutos or until heated through.
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2 T. flour
1 C. milk
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2 eggs, slightly beaten •
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1 C. soft bread crumbs
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BAKED CORN AND TOMATOES
, 3 slightly beaten eggs
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2 C. cooked or canned tomatoes
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(:1 T. butter, melted
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This weekend it's the big 20
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by Carol KIcnr
Years ago when Chuck Stunrt was
mayor, he gathered a group of puuple tu
plan a special celebration in honor uf the
country's Bicunt'Muiiui. The result was a
six-hour community festival on Aug. 23,
1975 on tiic Held behind the Middlu
School.
"It was Chuck Stuart's idea," said
John Butkowski recently. "Wis had tn
come up with a therm;, according to tin;
Bicentennial Commission's criteria and
guideline. He had people ho Felt were a
good nuctaits."
That small one-day event caught on
\>nd over tho years grow as rapidly as the
folds of corn it honors. This weekend
thousands of residents and nonresidents once again will make the summorti.Tie trek to Bainbridge Road where
music, good food, rides and lets of fun
will lake over the city and the 2Qth annual Corn Festival.
As they wot Q preparing for this year's
gala. Butkowski, who chaired the
festival from; 1975 to '81 and Jo-Ell
Jacobson, thii current presidont of the
Corn Festival Committee reminisced
about past events.
In 1076. slid Jacobson, the one day
event strctcbed to two days and included a block party and a roast beef dinner.
In addition!the committee hosting the
yearly festival dedicated that festival
and succeeding festivals to the memory
ot Harold Sweet, the 52-year Ridgcville
resident who gave the city its sweet corn
and its clahn to fame. The school on
Root Road was also,.renamed in his
honor and is .now known as FieldsSweet School.
That year] the Committee also donated
30 flowering trees for planting along
Bainbridge rixtonsion. "Wo paid $400 for
those tracer said,,Butkowski. adding,
"Wo didn't,have any ,-noncy, so I charged them oc. my MasterCard." Another
thing Butkowski recalls is selling
chocolate covered-bananaa^ "We had
boxes and boxes of them," tj'/said.
From just six boolhs the Hist year, tho
number ro.te to 13. thanks to tht.- JayCues
wh-j pruvitusly had tit;t;n sponsoriiiB
Community Days. anil Uinmd lliL'ir
boclhs uvur to tin* d m i festival Committee when vhey no lunger neitdeil
them.
"Then: were qui'e a l\;w lucal groups'*'
tn (ho early days. :nid Uutkmvski. and
fustuiud the original idea of Kidgovillo
residents working toother. The Cum
Festivals ol recent years have attracted
so many people it has Kecome impossible to keep a tally, bur, in those first
years, said Uulkowski. "we actually had
people standing by lh>; gate and
counting."
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It was in 1977 lhal Colonel ^orn took
up residence atop KidgisvilKs wutor
tower behind the Old Town Hall.
Butkowski said that before tint tlic
tower was always full of graffiti, but
after the new logo designed by.Ray
Young, marketing and communication
manager for Lnrain Products, was installed, defacing the water tower
stopped.
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fc'ach year as the festival grew, the
'jommittce added mom and more attractions, like the dog show in '79. said
Jacobs, "when Butkowskis' dog was
dressed up in gold and green."
By 1981 tho Corn Festival had grown
to a three-day celebration. "1 said we
shouldn't put all our eggs in one basket
whon it was just one day," said
Butkowski, explaining that bad weathei
could wipe out a one-day affair. Then ho
said. "Let's not put all our eggs in two
baskets." and another day was added,
creating an entire weekend of citywide
fun.
That also was thsyear that the festival
was accepted into the Ohio Festivals
and Events Association, a statewide,
non-profit association with stringent
standftrds, that also allows the Corn
Festival to be promoted\*hroughout tho
state of Ohio in the 350.W0 brochures
published for the state*S\XtraveI and
tourism department and tho (Aformntion
on 1-800-BUCKEYE. Though being a
member or the Corn Festival Cctmnlttcc
is a yearlong commitment^ with
meetings held your round uiid^on u
weekly basis as festival weekend i.cors,
• the weather is the one ingrediont-lhu
Committee cannot schedule. Ono yen,-; it
rained for two days, und in 198B. saM
lacobson. "it was so hot people were i.v
and out in 20 minutes." which lost:
revenue for tho vendors.
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Through the years the Corn Festival
Jo-BI Jacobson and Jolin Butkowski o( the Corn Festival Committee pour over
yellowed newspaper clippings and pictures about festivals held since 1975, and
compare them with the events planned for this weekend. (P&L Wear)
Committee has kept the best interest of
the city in focus and after each celebration, it contributed money to a particular, community project, such as the
$1,000 given for chandeliers in the Old
Town Hall and anolhcr $1,000 to tho
Olde Towne Hall Theatre in *78 and "79.
In 1381 the Committee donated $2,200
tc build the Corn Festival'pavilion in
South Central Park, as well as money to
]VS for the work done, as well as the
concrete pad.
Othor donations have included $1,000
toward 911. $1,500 toward the Jaws of
Life for the North Ridgevillo Fire
Department and in 1987 the Corn
Festival Committee presented its first
annual scholarship to a graduating
yr.cnior.
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That also was the year the Corn
Festival rclocateJ from Ranger Stadium
to Bainbridge Road extension. The mbVe
meant inslalline permanent electricity
in tho ground at a cost of $8,500.
In I9o9 and 1990, the Committee
undertook perhaps its largest projoct.
tho construction of the gazebo north of
tho fish)ng lake in South Central Park,
which a.'so serves as tho s\age for the
entertainment for the three-day festival.
This yean at an additional cost, the
gazebo haa been made handicapped accessible, to. comply with the ADA
requirement A.
Tho Corn'Festival is 8 wonderful
event, and people from all over wait for
the second weekend in August to enjoy
the sights, sounds and good old- fashioned Amish sty!& awect corn (made from a
secret recipe). \,
John Butkowski says tho key to its success is-"the free admission and free
entertainment."* \\
Jo-Ell Jacobson adds "It's wondorfdl
and a lot of hard work, but when I standup there and sue thbso smiling faces. 1^
think...we sure throw ono hell-:of a
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by Jamli Finlcy
Ken Carney's 4th Annual County
EnEincers Horseshoes Tournament is
tho perfect chance for pros, amateurs,
and even beginners- The competition
- will benefit the United Servicos
Organization, which provides lood and
clothinR for veterans.
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Registration includes a S5 enlry fee
which may bo paid from 6 p.m. tlh closl 3 Friday'Aui. 12 on Bainbridga Rd.
Uraln County Engineer Ken Carney weal of the gazebo.
Tho doubles gnmes will begin at noon
Sows off his best horsosjioe throwing
Saturday. Aug. 13 and singles games
torn during the annual Com Festival on
will follow at 3 p.m.
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Head to Center
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Autos floats and more, oh my
by Carol Klemr
Look, hare comes the parade!
The Corn Festival Grande Parade will
be heading down Center Rtdgc Road at
2:30 p.m. on Sunday, with a line-up
that's sure to please.
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According tojparadc chairman. John
Butkowski. th«r applications are comma
in steadily with some returning entries,
and some new ideas.
The Triple-T Holler Skating group will
win applause with their routines, while
festiva! queens from all over the slato
will receive a warm welcome from Lorn
Soccer game set
by Jamie Finley
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Tho World Cup is over, but what will
the outcome of the Kernel Classic bring?
To find out. RO to the soccsr games
and see North RidRcvitle's champions.
-Approximately 30 teams, (boys and
girls) from 8-13 will travel to the Uaglcy
and Root Road complex Trom Cuyahosa
and Lorn in Counties «vith hopes of taking ho.he a trophy.
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The games begin al B a.m. and will
.finish at 6 p.m.
Festival visitors lining the street to
watch the parade.
Tho always-a-trcat antique cars are
getting shinod and polished for their
ride down tho parade route and the
Elvira look-alike will be on hand to give
a wave and a hello as she goes on her
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Thcre will be floats from such places
November election will walk along Rt.
as Smith Dairy and Crystal Springs. And
20. waving and asking support.
the Shrine Fire Brigade will be hand lo
Get to Center Ridge Road early, pick
add fun to the event. Members of the out a good spot and watch this year s
Heat Wave Baton Corps will strut their
stuff, while political candidates in tho Corn Festival Grande Parade.
THIS IS WHERE ITS AT!!!
'Courting' games
by Jamie Flnlcy
What better way is there to play
volleyball than on a bed of sand? The
spikes, seK and serves will fly in South
Central Park. Saturday. Aug. 13 from
10-3:30 p.m.
The first eight teams registered with
the Parks and Recreation Department
with a S20 fee will play.
Culling all those who share the "love"
of tennis... The Corn Festival Tennis
Tournament will hit the courts Aug. 13
and 14. Everyone from senior citizens to
children arc invited to participate. Call
, the North Kldgo Racquet Club. 327-2114.
to register. Singles events arc S12.. while
doubles events lire S14. per luum.
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The 20th annual Corn Festival will
feature the sight and sounds or an alltime favorite at the yearly evert - The
.Vogues.
The internationally acclaimed group
and its talented back-up singers keep
Com Festival visitors coming again and
•gain to hear their very special brand of
harmony.
In the world of music, singers can rise
qmckry to stardom, and just as quickly
beforgotten.Bui The Vogues continue
to delight audiences, adding to their
repertoire the songs everyone lowj to
hear. And across the nation The Vogues
\han Income one of the nxnt popular
*.group* on coDege campuses.
The Vogues
The (troop ha* such crowd appeal that
the show travels all around the U.&. as
WBQ « Engtanrf and Australia. The number, the stage is theirs. They sing.
joke, they laugh—and the crowd
lakal. entfctmasm. polished style and tbe>'
choice of, terrific songs have loves every minute
Though Rock and Roll gave The
skyrocketed tbs group to the top of Vogues
their roots, they have added
many must-tear lists. And Corn Fcsti^u1 j other iypes
of music, including County
andieoces «re some of their biggest Tans. J nnd Western,
the ones that remain
Members of The Vognes grew up! among the topbut
20 national hits are Turn
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attracted attention, but it wasnt^uilil j World." "Magic Town" and -My
their rfscon*Sng of -You're the One." tofcv Special AnscLthey began to gain a following nationalTfae Vogues will entertain Corn
ly. From thai springboard came a string Festival
visitors on Saturday eight at 8
of Billioc aeUer reoonb and albums.
pjn, sponsored by the North Ridgcviuu
From the moment The Vcyues step on Corn Festival and Bud light.
sta^ until they sign off with their last
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A new demonstration v.ill bu hand for
this year's Corn Festival as Kaba-Sans
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Mind and Body presents a program of
basic self-defense and fcata. which
simulates a fight in dance Form, and ihu
use of weapons.
Markus D. Fort, owner of the institute
located in Lakewood has e> tensive experience in the art of self-defence. He
has a black belt in karate, and has worked at Cleveland's Karurou I louse, as well
as leaching al a school for the blind,
helping the blind to learn to dcfen'l
themselves. Fort said ho had been pan
of thu blind experience for some years,
which allows him to understand situations people who are blind must endure.
He also has worked for CMHA. as
well as HUD. which also led to his
understanding of the need for selfdefense.
When Fort appears at the Corn
Festival at 2 o'clock on Saturday, he will
have with him several of his students,
who will help with the demonstration.
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Memories of early festivals
by Carol Klcar
M ambers of North Rid{juvilk>'s
Bicentennial Committee provided the
Impetus for what has evolved into the
three-day event known as the Corn
Festival.
This weekend will mark the 20lh Corn
Hstival and The Press & Light asked
some members of lhat early committuu
to share with readers some fond
memories of celebrations gone by.
/ was mainly a reporter with the C-T
and I was at a meeting where they talked
about having an annual event. They talked about apples and corn and somebody
said. "Oh. corn, that would be good for Past Corn Festivals boasted its share
of celebrities such as John Lannigan.
Harold Sweet."
They used to put fvnny signs all Connie Diekin, Big Chuck and Little
over...Think Corn...King Corn...they John and comedian Martin Mult,
shown here in 1987 with Ridgeville
went corny but good.
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:'-,- Pat Dregcr resident Helen Cotterman. (Contributed photo)
/ was Just there in the planning stages.
it was a small committcc...a smalt
•number to be planning a big event. We
Just live down the street. They really
have done a lot.
Carole Hamlin
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It was For 1976. All tho organizations
in town wero involved. Everyone
donated everything to the Corn Festival.
i~ was involved with the Jay-Cccs and we
had a festival in June or July. After that
ended We donated the booths to tho
Corn Festival. Cathy was really Involved
m the children's games. Vincc Farrcll
One year we set up an arrangement
that the kids would come in to shell
corn. We took cars of corn from Sullingers and for 5 cents the kids could
shell two vr three ears. The Kiwanis
sponsored a 1QK race behh-c the Lions
Club did it. Everybody helped.
Urban Mucscbcr
At first there were five or six people
that started the whole organization...!!
was hit or miss. The goal was to be allvoluntary, all' community. I was
treasurer and it was hard to get people
to set up booths. So we offered them 50
percent of their profits (the original idea
St. Peter's used to have Family was to donate all tho money to the Corn
Festivals, that was one of the m&in Fes'ivalJ if they set up.
events1 that led into the Corn Festival.
We had police around, but it was the
Aflcrithe Bicentennial (celebration) we scariest
John (Butkowskil and I
talked about making it "bettor. They would gothing.
to booth to collect the
renamed the school Ficlds-Sweet in the money af booth
night.
They would give us a
spring of 1975 . -, •
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paper bag with the money. Vinco (FurJefrsigsworth
roll} was the head of his booth and had n
bag of dimes and asked /five could fust
the dimes. We hed all this change
I didn't do much. / %vas in the Army split
and it weighed a ton. We bad it in the
Reserves and they wanted it military back
of a pnJico car. CJh*t uf ih"
contact for participation in tho parades. policemen
had the key to the n.'ght
For the first couple of years there wero deposit at the
bank so wo r.ouhl put in
some military people - no units, inthe bank.,
dividuals - to snow tho /Ing.
Lou Kordlnh
John Porry
There's gding to
be a Card Show
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Only Trading Card Show" in the
by Carol Klear
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Tho Senior Center will bo buzzing 1 So if you have somo cards to buy. sell
with activity when" the 20th Corn or trade, sales space is available.
Festival sots underway this weekend.
Or if you'd rather just visit Ihc Center
On Saturday and Sunday from 12 and see what you can find. Emission is
noon until 8 p.m.. Ihore will bo home fust $1...and no adults admitted (there
baked desserts and coffee, so you can sit
will be adult supervision en hand).
o spell and rest up between the exciting
So get yjur Favorite basketball, footovcnls going on at the fest. ball or baseball trading cards organized
On Saturday from 12 to 5 p.m. bo-s- and got ready to make a dcd.
and girls from 8 to 14 vtfll enjoy n Mas
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