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47th Year, No. 38
August 20,1997
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Community
Pulse
...And Opinion
R.J.H.
Sign here! EveryfewveAra, through
the efforts of city councils of our communities, cliarter review commissions
ire formed to take a look L\ updating
the charter of tho city. This is the document that guides municipal governments in the way they run our communities.
After tho charter review commission
finishes their suggosted changes, they
are forwaried to city council, who la
turn puts them on the ballot for you to
either cccept or reject.
Some of tho recsut changes to area
enmmunities nude possible by charter
changes ;nclude full-time mayors for
Avon nod /won Lak» and tho staggering
of council terms, which allows Tor ail&rro council people to run for office at
different times than ward council puoplB. The purpose of this movo was to
moke sure you didn't lose all si-vtm
council • members at iho same- timu.
thereby disrupting tho community.
This was 0 good move tliat has worltod
well.
Over the past couple of weeks I ve
Continued on page 13
Avon • Avon Lake • Sheffield • Sheffield Lake
By JoAnne rLasterda?
AVON - "Multi-tenant commercial
and
r.ntertainment
development
including at least one building of
greater tfian 70.000 squaro fact." So
reads First Interstate Development
Company's application for Planning
Commission presentation scheduled
far August 20.
Mayor James Smith said, "I don't
know a whole lot about it. I havon'l
soon tho plans."
What Smith did liko was the reputation of the company with options on
100 acres of land on the north sido of
Detroit Road east of SR 83.
"They have the financial backing and
the wherewithal to do u firat-cluss
development." Smith
said. "Eventually
somebody is K°inJ> ta build in i.hul ar**<i
imt3 I'd iiku it lu bu somubody who is
strong."
Regarding re zoning Smith said OS
percent of the area in question is
iilrrndy zoned commcrclnl. Smith and
Jim Piazza of Piazza Flora) Grronhuusti
and n nitmibtir of tho I'lnnning
CtjinmU*ion ftxpluinml (tint tho city lu*s
an ordinance concerning supcrsizod
store; that la, stores with over 55.000
squaro feet.
Propertyfara superstore tn the city of
Avon must be within ono-half mile of
an interstate) interchange and must
have access to an arterial road. Detroit
Road. SR S3 «md SR 611 ore artcrinl
roads. The property in question meets
that criteria. No city con outlaw super
stores, but they can restrict location to
avoid traffic congestion lluoughout the
city. Smith said.
Piazza said he had been broached by
a representative of Mitchell Schnciacr
fur i'irs* Interstate Development
Company to purchase a portion of his
land at tho buck of tho greenhouse. No
ijgiccmuDl has been rencuod- Piazza
said thut thu plan itsttU is in Us infancy.
Tlin sritonhousn is zonud for o«rlculruro. Adi«cBiit prt»p*rtl»« BIOHR Oouolt
Continued on pago 13
Street Bights
for Landings
By Amy Glim
AVON LAKE - At a special meeting
Monday, council passed an ordinance
which detorminod to procood with the
street lighting project in Tlio UL-iditig-i
subdivision.
.
Dospilo objoctions to the cost raised
by curtain residents of the subdivision,
council accepted thu report of the
Assessment Equalization Board, ho
rebort recommondod thai th« project
continue. As a result, the city awarded
a contract to Holub's Excavating to do
tho trench work noodod to bfgin.
In Other Business
,
. Somo coui-cll members raised concern ovor whether the city should got
involved In tho negotiations between
CEI and Local 270. "I don't really feu
this is an appropriate item for counci
to bo taking camp on." said council
niombur Holly Kowalski.
.According to Engineer Wado Murtz.
Columbia Ca, will bo instalhng gus
linos on tho treo Inwn on the south sid«
of Redwood.
. ,
. Kopf Construction has approochod
tho city concerning tho possibility of a
cap on the amount charged por acre for
the Central Avon 1 .ake Drnmage 'rojrct.
The issue will bo iiiMriMod at the n«xt
Hi Oimniittni'
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mietiii^
Tho court rfnlo rrgwding lltn cily s
Continued on page 13
! e ,Sm.cschoc^e,,,oek PRESS photo - JoAnne Easterly.
Avon Lake continues in quest for grant
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By Amy Ulnn
AVON LAKE - The city is one step
closur to learning whether it will
receive un KDA grant to fund the Pin
Oak Parkway extension.
Mayor Vinco Urbin said last week
that the city's presentation nn August B
before N0ACA (Northoist Ohio
Aroawide Coordinating Agency) at thu
Ubrury wont woll.
As (i result of thw |ir»»entation,
NOACA has Qgrood to rocnmmenil
Avon Lake for receipt of tho Economic
Development Administration (KDA)
grunt. "When I finished my presonliitiuii, my mouth wasn't oven shut fur1
fivn seconds find n bnard HICIHIKT ni.uii
ii inutiun tti Hnpruvts," said '. Irljin.
As pa.t of tin) process of applying lur
. . ,-...
tho SB00.000 grant, a municipality
must havn Iho support and recommendation c' lhit area thu (yanl would
apply to. i-JOnCA roprusonts five counties in tho review of all uppliuition* for
federal funds, including Cuyuhogu.
Ceaugu, Lake, La rain, and Medina
counties.
Tho grunt, which is given through tho
Unltou
Slates
Uopartmonl of
Commerce, would lund tho oxtonsion
of Pin Ouk Purkwuy Stmut to Kouto S3.
as woll ns tlie '.vator linos and snwor
nocussary to do su. This would add un
ndditiomil 214 acres of dine'opfihlo
industrial and light industrial {irnperly
tn thr situ.
Tin! steps luinlini; up !o lhi» noint
have Ijtiun ltitig'nv and invulvril.
to Urbin. Tliri*i» yeiirs nmi. tlm
engineering
. nn i n , u ,r:nc. design
HMlen and environmental
envlronmonli
studies wero completed. In 1904. the
rozuning needed to complete the
expansion was passed, changing tho
urea from residential to light industrial.
Tho next stop was to get support from
aron organ I/a I ions and governmental
agencies. Tho OEDP Chairman, tho
Lornin County Chamber of Commerce,
Loruin
County
Transit,
Stato
Representative John Bouder. State
Sunutur Alfin Zaloski. nnd Congrcsannin Shorrod Brown wrote lutlors of
support for Iho projoct.
In April of this year, tho Pin Ouk
Piirkwiiy extension wns runkod us a
iiuiiibur one priority in tho Overall
Kcunutnic Hevolopmcnt Plan by thw
Luruin County Kconomic Devolopmoiit
Continued on page 13
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Snapple
All Varieties DAfJ DEE
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To the Editor:
With the Avon Lake Marching Band
Bason UDOn US nn,.
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three, the marching band was a precision unit that did intricate moves. Not a
line was cut of sirp n o r the least bit
crooked. Every mamber marched, not
walked, with steps high-reaching and
Uawless. Harry worked many, many
hours designing several new routines
each year and it showed in the pride
and satisfaction on everyone's faces,
parents and students alike, at what was
accomplished. Those bands were asked
to play at the Cleveland Browns' halftime shows year after year and met with
overwhelming applause.
Not to take away from the accomplished symphonic and concert band
director that Mr. Severns is. but marching is nothis expertise. I would bo there
are numerous former marcbing band
members who would be more than
willing to give a helping hand and
restore the pride felt by the entire communityforthe fantastic marching band
Avon Lake could have once again.
1 havo heard hand member mothers
say their Johnny or Marv can't possibly
play and march at the iamo time; well.
it's a shame those mothers have such
low expectations of their child in thinking they are not capable. Just give L'iOm
the chance and they will amazo you at
•how stunning they can be.
Letter signed but
Name withheld by request
and danced to the music of Cliff
Crocker and enjoyed a demonstration
by Inturaatiuntil Karate Centers (The
Landings).
This affair was sponsored by tho City
of Avon lake with the volunteer efforts
of tho following groups and individual*- Barbie Alves, American Leyioo
post 211 (Mike Tarone, John Wedull.
Don Hill. Pally Tollman). Avon Lake
Press, Barry Brooks. Sally Urooks. Kern
Catanuse, Pam Font. The Hearts
(Melissa and Cassio Sinimelink.
Heather Moody. Allison Maurer. Sara
Killwae). Holy Spirit Youth Group
Internationa! Karate Centers, Joyce
ADA picnic a great success
To thfi Editor
On Sunday. Aug. io, the seventh
annual Americans with Disabilities Act
Picnic took place at Miller Road Park in
Avon Lake. Approximately 170 Avon
Lake residents and guests from Murray
Ridge. Our Lady of iho Waysii1*. Lucy
Idol and Walkin* & Wheehcs listened
i, Ktwunis (Abo Liuberman,
Tom Allison, Scott Coy. Jack Kinsncr),
Oenis Lynch. Chris Quinlan. Dave
Robertson, St. Joseph Youth Group
{Stephanie Koebel. Ste-o Koebel,
Shelly McKay. NaLalib KolowsU. Hope
Miller. Mulairie Wood]. D;ui Walters
and Cliris Woolen. V.V.A. 403.
Donations of food and door prizes
wore made by the fbllt-wing: Ace
Hardware, Classic Iniago. David's
Lock
& Key Service, Emorald lJarrot Put
Shop. Ceppelto's Pizza. Jim's Corner
Cafe, Dennis Kinder, Lorain County
Arts. I ovu & Laughter Card & Gift.
Marge's Flowers & Gifts. Marty's Cycle
Center. North COPS t Nautilus, Put's
Pastries. Ridge Cleaners, Gertrude
Robertson. Tho CaHv Store, Tom/Car
Foods and Walkin' & Wheelics.
The ADA Picnic Committee extends
its heartfelt thanks to everyone who
participated in this event. If you didn't
iitiiku it to the picnic this year, make
sure to join us next August.
The ADA Picnic Committee
Gary Fell, David Front.
Cail Kotab. Kathy Lynch.
Marilyn Robertson
Thanks to Dr. Poyie
To tho Editor:
Earlier this year, parents of a number
of Avon Lake ten through twelve yearcld girls talked about getting a travel
fast pitch saftball team established that
would give our daughters the opportunity to duvelop their skills and play in
a highly competitive league. Our ide
was great and our daughters were
enthusiastic, but league and umpiring
fees, as well a? uniform and equipment
costs, made the team unlikely.
One of tho parents happened to mention the Idea of the teum to his friend.
Dr. Geoff Poyle. whose Chiropractic
Concepts office is hi The Landings. Dr.
Poyle asked how much it would take tn
get the team off th<j vound. When he
was told, he agreed to fund tho team, no
strings attached. Our daughters, who
called themselves tho Avon Lake Jr.
Shoregals - Chiropractic Concepts
team, played throughout Lorain and
Medina County this past spring an-1
summer, thanks to Dr. Poyle.
Thanks. Dr. Poyle. You made these
past months memorable for our daughters and helped some of our city's
future star athletes take tho next step up
in then* development. You also gave our
children a lesson in what it means to be
c part of a local community * where one
part of the community -helps another,
without expecting anything in return.
We appreciate your generosity on
behalf of our 13 daugh'ers who w'M
never forgot this past season.
Tho parents of tho Avon Lako
Jr. ShoroB»l» - Chiropractic
Concepts Twira
Ohio
/Vteciical
Croup
Ohio Medical Group is pleased to
announce thatDr. John M. Herberth
has joined our group.
DR. JOHN
IS ACCEPTING
NEW PATIENTS
ALL-RIDE
per person per day
most major insurance plans accepted
Dr. Herberth is also taking appointments
for back-to-school, camp, fall sports
physicals and annual physicals.
CALL NOW TO MAKE
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216-933-2322
or call the main office at 216-835-6123
32730 Walker Rd., Bldg. I, Avon Lake, Ohio
4-8PM Monday thru Thursday
6-10PM Friday
Located off 1-90 & Rt. 83 in Avon
at 33777 Chester Road
Call: 937-6210 (Lorain)
236-6601 (Cleveland)
received a gift certificate to usu at our fall book fair. computer software sale to earn free software for
The two book fairs that W'jstview PTA sponsored We5lviuw. ITA helped equate the school yearbook. All
brought
55,379 in books to WesMow School. Our the kids lovo Inokin/i tlirou^i this book. Thoy will realp
bthday Book Club contributed over 46 new books to ly enjoy it when thoy aru in high school. Another area
uio school library, hi May. PTA members helped with nhoro PTA helped cut was with the Student Council.
the "Young Authors Celebration." Each child at We helped them with their poinseltia sale and donated
Westviov wrote a book for this event. Abo, artwork money to help them purchase a popcorn maker. During
from all tho studonts was hung in tho hallways at this homecoming, we made a float with tho other Avon
thno and ice cream was provided as 3 special treat on Lake PTA» to sliuw school spirit.
the livening of lbs big display. Another way that PTA
We hald a fund-raiser in the fall. We sold Dutch Mill
promoted reading was lo start up tho Junior Great Flower Bulbs. The nnney wo made from this lundmet miTMiriimirnrrf'?™"™"1"*1*"'py*ai
Hooks
program
at
Westview.
This
is
a
program
where
raiser along with money we made form Market Day. the
Learwood Orientation. An orientation program -/ill
kids voluntarily join u book discussion group for about MGP donation and money from other tvents enabled
_ be held in the Learwood auditorium for all sovitith
ten
weeks.
The
students
who
decided
to
be
in
this
proWestview
PTA to fund different programs for the stu= graders on Aug. 22 at 9 a.m. The program will ii st gram enjoyed the experience.
approximately one hour. Eighth graders who are ntw
dents during tho school year. Then,' were six programs
to Learwood should meet in the Learwood cofoterli
In February. Westviaw students partlcipdtod in tho llml wo sponsored: Clenn Wallacu-Singer/songwriter
from 10-11 o.m. Attendance at these orientation pro- Reflections program. This year there wero 9G entries focuses on respect: COSI-Focus on disabilities; Dr.
grams Is optional.
from Westview. This was 30 jnory entries than last Craig Woodson-instrument maker: The Hotfoot Duoyear. One of our >>ntrtes went on to compete at the state Musicians lell about this country's development; Rob
School Calendars. The Avon Lake City Schools plan
to mail their Annual Report/Activities Calendar to par- levul. The Classroom Gallury program was in full Sweetgall-Focus on walking for your health; Gary
swing this year. PTA members worked with iho art Broddbont-Uoomerang man talks about choices.
ents of all Avon Late students on Aug. 22. They regret
teacher to present three different artists to each grade
the delay in deliver)', but their printer has been caught
Westviow PTA also used our profits to buy 5500 ia
up in the UPS delivery system. Any community mem- 'eve] during Iho school year.
books for tho Westview library in honor of Mrs.
ber that would like a calendar may pick one up in the
There were three community service projects that Simmons* retirement. Wo also bought a cart for the
Superintendent's office anytime altar Aug. 22.
•.ere done during the school year. PTA provided indoor recess games, a Green Machine carpet cleaner.
Westview PTA Annual Report. This year Westviaw importunities for tho students to holp others by having science equipment and an Ellison Letter Machine with
PTA had a membership of 17S people. This included a"'.ill food drive, adopting a family at Christmas time, dies. PTA monoy was also used to pay for buses used
100% participation from tn. teaching staff. Westview anJ. collecting items for the Cornerstone Pregnancy far field trips.
student enrollment was down by 30 students from last Center. Another way we helped the community was
This year we held two evening meetings so working
year, but this did not affect the hoars put in by PTA boi-,', involved in the city-wide Block Parent proj'am.
parents would have on opportunity to attend a PTA
l
volunteers. Westview PTA contributed over 2.200 vol- ThL; program provides safe places for children to g.. f meeting. Wo also sent a couple of our members to the
unteer hours this school year to support the school and then is an emergency. Westview PTA also donated Spring District 7 Conference. Westviow PTA had a
positively influence children's lives. This number is mont>' to Community Resources, The Peter Miller member who kept us aware cf the legislation that was
up almost 9% from last year.
Houst. MCP, After Prom. Friends of the Library and important to PTA. We also had a member who mado us
There were over 42 parents who chaired many com- tho Academic Banquet at the Avon Lako High School. aware of the current curricUiim in the Avon Lako
mittees In PTA. Parent involvement is always encour- We gat <? scholarships out in the amount of S25O each Schools. Our by-laws were updated to meet the state
aged at Westview, so the more parents that we could to two g -qduating seniors who had attended Wostview and national guid^L'nes. We had a Student Council
have Involved in our committees the better. Many of School i' oao time.
representative come tu mouy of our meetings to update
our volunteers helped with school pictures, vision and
PTA had a welcome back lunch for the us on their activities. Also, at .tcme of our meetings, we
hearing screening, and kindergarten registration. We
nad a teacher representative come- and share informaalso like to make the students feel special, and our teachers i.x August. In December, there was u Staff
tion with us. We now have a ITA bulletin board In the
monthly birthday boards, holiday parties, and spirit Ccokio Wa.'fc at Westview. PTA members mado quite a
days all are an exciting part of the school year. Many of variety of c.»okies for tho teachers and staff. We pro- office at school to keep the teachers informed of what
goes on at thw PTA meetings.
our room parents helped out by going on field trips vided many treats and surprises fu. the teachers and
staff at W.-itviow School during Teacher/Staff
I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyand supervising a game for Field Day.
Appreciation Week. On Secretary's Day, Mrs. Carter one who made this school year a success. Since I am
Westviow PTA oncourages reading all year long. We received o pla't and gift certificates !o go out lo dinner
remaining in the position of president for another
offered a Summer Reading Contest in which 1,615 and a movie. Wu want the teachers and stall at
books were read. Each studont who participated Westview to l..'ow how much wo appreciate every- school year. I nm looking forward to working with the
current PTA members again. Howover, I ain also hopthing they do to uurtuio our children's livtw.
ing that ore parents decido to join our efforts to make
Other events '.ha! Wiistview PTA held wero tho
Westview School a great place for children!
Candy
Cano
Shop
for
kids
to
purchase
Christmas
gifts.
Alfred C. Standen
Fun
Fair
and
Fouth
Crado
Recognition.
Wo
also
had
a
Laura Bellinger, Pt^sident
Veterinarian
drive to collect urcd gomes and books for the kids to
Westview PTA •
The common rounduse during indooi ^ijcess. The students also participatworm of nccoons, called
ed in the Box Topi, for Education program where they
collected Genera] Mills box lops ta earn cash. The stucan also infect man and
dents earned over S '00 in this program. Wo also had a
otbur animals although it
i'j harmless to raccoons. It
ings or other areas used by ' ,Get Your Au
has been implicated in
cases of serious eyo dis- humans and should not be
"insurance Fr_
ease or central nervous
adopted as pets.
During August, the Medicine Shoppe
"Participation in MDA fundroising is
system disorders and can
This message Is brought
Pharmacy at 445 A-l Avcn 3elden , another way for us to demonstrate our
cause death. Consequently;
to you as a public service ; /Who Cares AsV
Road, Avon Lake, will help children
commitment to important health care
contact with raccoons or
from Alfred C Standen,
aoH adults with neuromuscular disissues." explains Anderson. "This
exposure to their feats
D.V.M..
Avon
Lake ^X;Alu^h About.;;^, eases by raising money for tho effort fits in with our ongoing focus on
should be avoided. Wild
Animal Clinic. 124 Miller Your Coverage As Muscular Dystrophy Association
health-related products and tho hsalth
raccoons should be discour(MDA). Thoso MDA contributions are
Road, Avon Lako, OH
of our patients."
aged from inhabiting buildused for a variety of support programs,
44012. Phone:933-5297,
MDA is a voluntary health agency
from conducting research and providworking to defeat 40 neuromuscular
ing medical care, to funding special
diseases through programs of worldsummer camps fo.- kids. Customers can
wide research, comprehensive services,
show their support for MDA by dropFAMILY VISION CARE
and far-reaching professional and pubping bills or change into col let'.on canlic health education. The Association's
CONTACT LENSES
isters loeuted in the pharmacy or by programs are funded almost tmtiroly by
purchasing MDA mobiles.
TINTED
individual privato contributors.
Medicinu Shoppo Pharmacy o.vncr/
The Medicine Shoppo Pharmacy in
DISPOSABLE
pharmacist. Dili Anderson, will raise Avon Lake is part of the nation's largest
ASTIGMATIC
monoy as part of MDA's jerry Lewis system of franchised professional pharLabor Day Tnlelhon. In three years,
macies, with more than 1,100 stores In
Mudiclno Shoppo Pharmacies across
(be U.S.
tho country have raised more than
3750.000 for MDA.
PET CARE
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Medicine Shoppe raises funds for MDA
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By Mary Swindell
SHEFFIELD LAKE - A little girl crymg outside her apartmeat August 13
axcitad noighborly concern and resulted in charges to her mother.
People leaving a nearby suite ut the
Boardwalk Apartments on Lake Road at
about H:40 p.m. found the girl. 3.
waoplng in ths hallway. The child
appeared feverish and said the was
hungry.
Neighbors asked the child where her
mother was- "Gone," she rapliei They
saw the door to her apartment open and
checked Inside, finding the gal's 18monlh-old brother asleep in nia crib,
and no adult present. They called the
police.
Tho mother showed up shortly after 1
Q-m. She had beon at a local oar and
said she thought a jabyaitter was coming over.
The woman, 21. was charged vdUi
two counts of child endangering. The
children were given over to the care of
their grandparents.
Finders not keepers
An officer on patrol spotted two
tesnage boys at Lafayette Boulevard
and Richelieu Avenue August 8 at
about 11 pjn.
They weren't out after curfew but bo
stopped them anyway. The reason was
that one was toting a machete.
The boys. 16 end 17, said they had
found tho hacker In the street. The officer took it to the station and tagged it
for release to its owner in the event ho
or she C^ITT" I t
Mouthy and menacing
A complaint of a lot of noise In a
neighboring apartment brought police
to a Lakeside 10 apartment the early
evening hours of August 12.
As they approached, they could hear
Uio KKUKU of a loud argument. A building manager said ue Es* boon getting
numerous complaints of beer par'les
and obscene language in the suite. An
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10-year-old man visiting the apartment
wanted to fight him. the manager said.
Officers found tho youth to be uncooperative and belligerent. Asked where
he lived, he said ho didn't know. He
was charged with obstructing official
business and menacing.
Wake-up call
A Cayle Street woman awakened her
stepson, 14. for work the morning of
August 14. He refused to get out of bed
and an argument ensuod. Finally be did
get out of bed. but only, according to
reports, to throw his step-mother
against a wall. Sho signed a complaint
of domestic violence against the youth.
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A resident of the Boardwalk
Apartments on Lake filed a complaint
last week that a personal chock for $50
had been stolen from her mailbox.
Smokes stolen
The manager of the Speedway gas
station on Lake reported that nine cartons of Newports and one carton of
Marlborcs were pinched on August 10
or 11. The smokes were valued at S179.
Gunfire fright
Actual fjunfiro was reported on
Tho Una Drivu August 12 ut about 1:15
p.m. A caller said he bad heard what
sounded like a rifle shot. Police couldn't find any shooter, though.
Vrooooiiunm
The occupanti ot two cars, a white
sporty type and a blue compact, were
said to be dmgracing in the area of
Sunset and Ivanboe Avenues the early
afternoon r_; August 6.
An officer found the cars and their
occupants at Ivanhoe and Pasadena a
few minutes later. The kids strenuously
denied dragracing. The officer just as
strenuously ativUud them not to drafirace in case they indeed had been
doing so.
Green hair day
An upset Irving Park Boulevard resident hailed a pasiing cruiser on August
10 at about 7:40 p.m. saying be nad
seen three males emerge from a nearby
woods.
Perhaps what alarmed the resident
was that one of the guys had greon hair.
Th* Avon Lak* BFG/Gaon Ratines Club will
rw«t Friday. Aug. 22 al On Christ Winery, 32421
Wafcar Road In A w n Laks. We W4 haw a presentation by a number of trie original employee*
from m« A w n Laka ExperirrwrflaJ SUBcn. They
wiflto*i a o* some of » < r experiences and the
happenings during the cays Of '46* FrUnds of
(•dees axe welcome to etwnd.
Ka-puwiut
A Community Road woman complained List week that soinu neighbor
kids wen; shouting at her dog with a UD
gun. The offending weapon turned out
to be a cup pistol
Retirees Club to meet
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Committee admission to the show Is a
$1 and will be held in the media center
of the High School.
Homecoming weekend will also feature a pet show. Children are invited to
bring their pet and possibly win an
award in a variety of categories such as:
shortest ears, biggest feet or most original name.
The Homecoming Committee has
chosen the model to be featured in this
year's "Cat's Moow" replica. It will be
the Old Stone House located at Walker
and Jaycox. the price b,is been set at
S13 and will bti available at homecoming.
Homecoming is the 27th to the 29th
of September. Organizations who
would like to get involved with lha
parade should contact Pete Hird {9334737). Hird is also looking for people
who own convertibles and would Ilka
to drive a member of the Homecoming
court in this year's parade.
force. While at this point only 15 orgat» nizations havo signed up for th« parade
UJ fby parade lime usually 60-70 organiza£ tions are represented), the committee
w has already lined up a plethora of aclivF ities.
According to Unda Johnson,
Homecoming Committee Member,
attendees can expect n entertainment
from puppet shows to "'""»1 exhibits
to musicians. The committee is still
looking for a band to play on Saturday
night "Something low-fcey. not too
loud, they're going to be playing in a
gym." said Johnson.
Homecoming will also feature a quill
ahow and offer the opportunity to win a
maroon and gold quilt, with Avon Laka
written repeatedly in gold loitering, by
purchasing a $1 rafllo ticket. According
to Sue Gorbick of the Homecoming
leams the latest about this project from
Joan Lowry and Larry Dompsoy of
MediaOno.
It may bacommon lo use the Internet
in your business or to chat it up with
friends, but did you know you can also
use it to locate and buy a home? Carol
Murphy Is [oined by Nadge Herccg of
the Avon Lake Public Library on
"Leading the Way Home" to exploro
this home-finding toot.
Lisa Burmeister welcomes Laura
Greenwalt all the way from Nationwide
Insurance la Columbus to talk about
Medicare. To understand more about
this confusing subject, be sure not to
miss this interesting. Informative
"Senior Social Connection."
And tho Jammin' Productions Crew
presents their latest ahow on channel
34 thU week. loin host Jonathan R.
Leonard as he lours the Avon Lake
E'ollco Department with Sgt. Ken
Vaccaro.
We always welcome your questions
and comments hero at ALC-TV, and
hitoly we've received a lot of positive
feedback from our live call-in programs
that aired whilo city council was on
break. Tho special format of "Thought
You'd Uko to Know. Page It" brought In
10 phono colls on our third and final
program: wo were amazed and excited
about such a great response! If you'd
like to see Mayor Urhin host more
shows liko this In tho future, please let
us know at 033-7677. Thanks for
watching, thanks for calling, and have a
great week!
Program line-up for Public Access
Channel 34 and. Government Access
Channel 12 for the week of Aug. 20-20.
Public Access Channel 34
- lammin' with host Jonathan R.
Leonard. 0 a-m./p.m., 12 a.m7p.m.
- Senior Social Connection with host
Lisa Burmeister, 7 a.m./p.m., 1
jaJp.m.
- Leading the Way Homo with host
Carol Murphy, 8 a.mVp.m.. 2 a,mJp.iru
- WGOD with Reverend William D.
Grant of the Lokeshore United
Metbodist Church of Avon Lake. 9
a.mJp.m.. 3 a.m./p.m.
- Let's Talk with host Bob Dolen. 10
a.mjp.m., 4 a.xaJpjn.
- Miscellaneous programming, 11
a.m./p.m.. 5 a.m./p.m.
(Notn: The Avon Lake United Church
or Christ airs its services LIVE Sunday
mornings at 10 u.m.)
Government Access r>anni»l i z
- Avon Lake City Council Aug. IB
Work Session and Special Meeting. 7
amVp.m., 11 n-m./p.m., 3 ajnJpjn.
ALC-TV Playback, This week on
ALC-TV, Avon Lake City Council
returns to Government Access Channel
12 with a work session and special
meeting. Be sure to tune in to their first
meeting back from summer retxss.
On Public Access Channel 34. "Let's
Talk" about the rebuild of Avon Lake's
cable systom. Join Bob Bolon as he
Have you been tracking the correlation between shuttle launches and
major earthquakes? Do you havo combination locks on your food canisters,
and keep those inside a locked refrigerator? Do you balance a beer bottle on
top or the doorknob, as a warning
device that someone is attempting to
enter your apartment? tf «°t. then
maybe you're safe from "beroming a
Jerry." But you should sull be careful,
for you never know when "they" might
b
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walching...follo wing... recording...your
every move.
In Copsplracv Theory. Mel Gibson
embraces bis role as New York cab driver Jerry Fletcher, who checks and
rechecks' everything. For ho knows that
nothing is coincidental...it's all part of a
plan designed by "them." Like an
annoying faucet that can't be turned off,
Jerry spouts off theory after theory to
his back-seat audience. He gets so selfabsorbed in his uwn hyper-speed
monologues, that in one scene, hn's
slow to realize that his cab is empty
with tho moter running.
But when ho finds himself strapped
in a vheelchair with his eyes taped
open, battling tho effects of a delusioninducing drug, ha realizes that ono of
his theories has hit home • but which
ono?
Julia Roberts wavers In her role as
Alice Sutton, an attorney for the Justice
Department, who spends her evenings
by staying fit on home exercise equipment. Having onco been rescued from a
mugging bv Jerry, she becomes a sounding-board for many of hit paranoid conjectures. Ho has pestered her so frequently, that tho security officers in the
government building know him on a
first-name basis. While passing through
a metal detector after being reminded to
remove his keys. Jerry ponders about
the detector's effects upon his body, if
they ore concerned about what it does
to his keys.
"Havo you ever been in a place where
hope Is gone, and all that is left is
patience?" These word), spoken so dispassionately by Dr. Jonas and played so
effectively by Patrick Stewart, are a disheartening reminder that o doctor does
not always havo honorable intentions.
His sinister demeanor, accented by his
savagely acarrod nose, is just plain
creepy.
Much of the action of director
Richard Donner's film takes place on
the streets of Manhattan. Anyono per-
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ylass will appreciate the erratic driving
patterns and the confusion of lights that
vio for attention. Douncr's uso of the
constant cUmor gives tho viewer a real
sense of tho city.
Written by Brian Helgoland, tho
script works well ia th° baaiis o f *«*>•
soaed actors. Due to violence and mild
profanity. CotispUucy Theory has an R
rating. Although one tcrture scene may
otfend some, I noted that none of the
female seniors who pfippeied tho audience vacated their seals. In fact, they
were grinning when the house lights
canan on 130 minutes later. (On a • • • • •
rating, this is a — M
Far from tho lands of comic-book
superheros, terrorism, and conspiracies, lies a small fishinc village in the
Pacific northwest, wheru curly-haired
Max. played by Vincent 3erry. eagerly
awaits the-word that he c m go salmon
fishing wilh his dad on thu Botany Bay.
But wnen he discovers that his dad is
really a whalur. Max is faced with a
dilemma that never enters tho minds of
most 10-year-olds. Although changing
times ha^e made whaling illegal. Max's
dad can't ignore the underground market rato for what meat at 5200 per
pound. Not living high on. tho hog. one
actually begin* lo sympathize wilh tho
man. a* he and bis crew are simply trying to earn a living.
Jesse, portrayed by a grown-up Jason
James Richter. Is now a research assistant, hired on as summer help pboard
the Noah, which can track whales 24
hours a day all over the continent. In
Free WUly 3, The Rescue. Jesses first
business at hand Is to send a highly
sophisticated message through the
chilly waters, letting Willy know that
he has returned.
In the time il takes for a whale to
clear its blowhole, we learn that Willy
and his new friend will be gracing a
Japanese sushi bar without somo interference from Jesse and company.
Filmed In British Columbia, the
scenery calms and soothes the viewers
soul. Throughout the movie, we listen
to the song of the whales, which is
beautifully defined as tho sound of the
earth breathing. Despite thuir cumbersome clothing, thero is an enchanting
scene IA this film, directed by Sam
Pilisbury and written by John Malison,
of the boys gliding smoothly underwater atop the kilter whales, until together
they break through the water's surface
with complete abandonment of life's
woes ana concerns. Watching this
interaction left me feeling elcted. yet
with a pang of envy, despite the fact
that the plot is predictable. AAcr all, it
is family entertainment, and the pickings are slim for parents who ore trying
to do right for their children.
Due lo a barroom fight scene, mild
profanity, and the use of spear guns.
Free Witty 3 has a PC rating. Moel of
tho plot's burden rests on young Max's
shoulders, who wrestles with doing
what is right, even if it hurts.
A brief vinw of a whale giving birth
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Tochek runked 13th in
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3.740 GPA.
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thorn." was Holan Vaught's comment as
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AVC:< CAST, rfoty -nuKnY & AVON VILLAGE'
B.-O5CTNTEK RD. • DcOolt Rd.toW
CENTER RD. - Drtre* Rd.toHUb nMUkk (Inc. Fornunriil
8 t l 5 CENTER RD. - MlSitoD«tntt uSWW
SUBDIVISION; Wyndcmm Why.
! WYKDEMERE
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AVON EAST. HOLY TRINITY. AVON VILLAGE
8.-07 . PARKVIEW DR.
8:10 - SCHWARTZ RD. - J->n*toM * turunuid
8:13 WOODMORE SUBDIVISION: Sprux CL. Kktory CL.
Bvk Lwi«. FV4rwnor LAIM. S*ndy LMM - north erf y h u r a
8-15 SANDY LANE d Sh
8:22 WILLIAMS CT.
BUS_»U-MHS.PLAS
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7:10 NAGEL. D « K * to Awoo Rd.
Dvtntt - CCMXV U MtoJavcn Rd. (!nc North StM SubiSvkknJ
7:25 iAYCOX RD. - Dafn* Rd.to5 f t « r t t Rd. One. E M J-yra.
& K t D
AVON CAST. HOLY TKINrrV. AVOW VILLAGE
«:CS • LAKfLAND
GAKDOI
FRENCH CKZEX RCSERVEi Ohun Wiy. L»fc« Pow Di
WISTERIA WAY
8:O5 VIOLET CT.
PERIWINKLE
PRIMROSE
ULAC
P^con CWn. E ^ i . C M
OwmAmiv ......
Rkglasbwgw Rd. lo rftgh Sd>cal
AVON EAST. HOC* TROTTY * AVON VILLAGE
I ) 5 COLORADO RD. - DitiM Rd to MiOa t « NO DAY
CARES
S t l S DOOVTS ST. - W c o n m L»U«. L»W.
DOOVY*S1
AVON EAST. HOLY TRINITY. A%1ON VILLAGE
S:O2 CENTEU RD. - tChnUr <o TiwJkiJ
SCHNEH^RCT.
8:10 CHESTER RD. - (C*nl« Rd-toMocrtJ
MOOfX
8:20 SCHA7ER COUNTKYSSE SUBOfVISION: Hnvat.
C & d
AVON WOODS: Cantftru*od, SaraStwocd. Oakuood. Appkunol
NORTH D O O W S
MIRIAM
8:15 JULIA
CARLEEN
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STONEY " OGE RD. • H«h Sduol to Lena R4, both ttd^j fee
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7:IB CAST BD.
7 J 2 3 CAHOOT SUBDIVISION: C m b Wan. Anbtan CL,
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CL. ChurchlB Dr. BrUk Q . SaenrtarUt CL
7:2S DETfcOrT • C » * Rd.toStowy R>4l* Rd.. Scuth Ski* One
Csrtury LJUM, Hjyu, CmtanrJoO
7:15AMMR<L
KENSO^GTON PA»?ESTAT£S: K^MMsKm.
lacii 1 SC!KX>L *> ST. MAKVS
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7:0i3 DETROTT: CenUrtoJjryua* Cnc Stu^sMaurl
ELIZABETH:
7:10 PUTH
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NACEL - SdMarCtoCWr.crf Qiic Jcaiia. Bk>. U>H> Cbary
Trin*/CtJ
SCHWARTZ • N*jd to J*ycc«
7:15 PARKVIEW
TTM8EHV1EW
HEATHERWOaO
JAYCOX - Schw/rutoHcatticrwood
HIGH SCHOOL It ST. MARY'S"
LEAVE STORAGE 7KW
7:05 KACEL: Mlb to Stt^mra
RED TAD. GOLF DEVELOPMENT: CoM &L. SL Fnndt Dr..
Gdorga Dr.. St Ftaodi CL. St. Slurbd CL. SpringtnxA Dt. St.
M w n Dr. Doral Dr.. VUarnoin Dr.. down Cokxy I>^ EMtwod
AVON RESERVE AT SUMMER Httlt Fall Uk> Dr, MJLrf
Cow. R o o v . Way. IMnurbvok Dr.
TULLIS
7:10 MAPLE RIDGE
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WOODMORE SUBDIVtStON: Sprue* CL, H i d a y CL. B—ch
LMW FVntnsravLaM. Swid^f L*r«(Ttortho(Srtwrtrj
7:15 SCHWARTZ - N*flrfto«*«t ttanarauod
7:2O WILLIAMS CT.
AVON EAST • SL Mtry'i Latdtlwy
AVON EAST. HOLY TTONTTY, AVON VILLAGE
B:O2 CREEKVIEW SUBDIVISION: CndcvWw. MaplavWw.
Cki
8:05LONG
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8:15 CAMELOT SUSDfVtSlONt C*r«tx Uav. S u n k O M
Arbtan Q . StaOon O , D o t * Dr. Chuthlll Dr, North&cklOrck.
Brk^ CL. BckmH Cl.. S^ntartat CL
8:20 DETXOfTi C m to Skuwy RkJg* bcuh * M Wtc: Cmiury
Larw. r l w n . CaMannal
«i27 a u i t a i ST.
MLS M 9 • MRS- •)• WnXlAMS
AVON EAST. IKX.V TKJNITV. AVON VILLAGE
flhOO JA1COX - M i l — i l l K> M i M U
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KELLDt DRIVE
8 3 5 JAYCOX - North uf DctR* Rd.
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7:O5 COLORADO AVE. DrtWt R«ttoC«rWn B». Laura *
LawmjTfw » Dtamorrf Ouli Dw C^H
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AVON EAST. HOLY TRMTY. AVON VILLAGE
IUEGELSBERBER - Ccnttr ID Kanatatfcn
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8:25 RJDGELAND DR.
BUS # 1 6 - MRS. TiT
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sVoO STONEY W»C£
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KELLER DR.
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8:15 JULIAN ST.
HALE ST.
These
BURGER KING
519 Avon BeldcnRd.
Avon Lake
irri.. Fall Lab* Dr.
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BUTTS/—
174 Lear Road
Avon Lake
933-8686
HARTSEL'S AUTOMOTIVE
I 49 Lf" 80 * 1
930-AUTO (2886)
Avon LUKC
B O B T L L E N INSURANCE AGENCY
33399 Walker Rd. Suite B
933-5223
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KARATE ACADEMY
GEYSER PRESSURE WASHING, INC.
Exterior House Cleaning
933-7060
PIAZZA'S FLORAL GREENHOUSE
35638 Detroit Rd.
Avon
937-5880
525 A
Avon Lake
Ru\
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ATTORNEY930-2600
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JATCOX ROAD 4 SIDNEY BROOK DR
5TCfeYBW>JKDR 4 CHESTNUT CT.
GRECCHAH OR. 4 RELMOOO ELVD
GREENEBLW DR. & BKQWOCO LANE
GREENHKAR DR. & BRAMXM PL
JATCOX ROAD 4 WIL1AK3URG DR
S d n u s LEAHWOOO
TtXE
722
7 23
72*
725
725
726
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TOCOaATE It W t L E U O O O CT
VANDWA8D DR * SHNSAKER DR
SPINNAKER DRftARHXH HMD
tWf lUCKET DR.ftCURES HMD
WALKER ROADftAWH POUT ALE
ScftobfcLEAIWOOO
710
712
713
713
717
717
••20
722
726
LEASWOOO AM BUS * 4 MBS. G U O U W *
STOP LOCATION
TME
711
713
206/MWBLEDEN ROAD
WOODSTOCK Art ft SLMEY LAM
SLRHEY LANEftHEHlMArtN DR
WOODSTOCK A l t ft CARRIAGE LAT€
ALCM BELDEHROADftGLEMltW OR
AVON BELDEN ROADftREDWOOD BUD
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LEWIS WE ft BELLE ROAD
AlCM BELDEN ROAD 4 CCMIfTTa'CT
372 KJOH BELDEN ROAD
404 AU3N BELDEN ROAD
WUJCT ROADftDANP-J3* LANE
S d t LEAXWOOD
ITAmVOOO AM - BUS f 7 • WES. PEAOIMAN
STOP LOCATION
DRUMMOND ORftELECTRIC BLVD.
LAKE BOADftMAJVCLST OR
32571LAKEROAD
33098 LAKE ROAD
331*8 LAKE ROAD
311M LAKE ROAD
RCSUOCO OR ft LAKE RQUt
LAKE HMD ft PARKLAND DR
LAKE ROU>ftMOQKEWOOO AVE
ENGLEWOOD DRftLAKE ROAD
LAKE ROADftWON POTT AYE
LAKE ROADftVINEYARD ROAD
LAKE ROAD k KARVEY PKWY
32334 LAKE ROAD
LAKE ROAD 1> BECK ROAD
SdmfcLEAKWOOO
7H
716
7 17
7 17
718
720
721
722
7Z3
725
7J0
TOE
7 1J
714
715
716
717
717
717
7171
LEARWOOO AM BUS I 15 MKS. FRASOLAX
STOP LOCATION
MX*£V.O00 AVE ftKALKER ROAD
164 WLLER ROAD
KLLER ROADftELECTRIC 2LLD
LAKE ROADftA'JCTOALE A'."E
DLFF DRftREDWDfD ELVD
AStf.1000 Oft. t REDMOCO BU.U
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S t t o o t LEU»"0OO
707
7W
710
710
710
711
712
720
LEAHUtJOO AM B W * IT KRS. U O H A M
STOP LOCATION
WE5HUND DRftLAKE RCAD
HCHAfCI M. h LAKE RCAD
LAKE ROADftaKLJ6U.5O;DR.
fCHBLRY HLVD ft a«J6W!CK DR
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TIME
723
724
724
725
730
ST. JOSEPH/TROY/HtXY T K » T Y / S T . MAiVSAAKE B D «
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LEAR ROAD t CREDtSDE DR
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ELECTRIC BLVD.ftFOREST MU. DR
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71*
719
7 2!
723
725
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NA.fruaCET DR ft BWUCEPOnT CT
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3 2 S » WALKER HOAD
U1R0CKWOODDR
STHNAKER DR 4 ARWXn ROAD
SPIWAKER DR 4 WOOSTOCK ALT
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SdfcTRY
740
T41
7U
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746
747
7*3
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ASMOODftREDUCCO
S d n e t ST. JOSEPH
753
755
757
STOPLCCAnON
GftOUE 5T 4 KDKMA.1 A'.E
FOREST BUT) 4 OvtAOOK ROAD
LMTOMAHMfcKDR
LAKEWOOD DR * SOUTH PONT DR
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S d m t S T JOSEPH
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7JJ
7J7
7J8
739
739
740
744
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BOS
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AM BUS n M*S. K A O M A N
5T0PLOCATXM
BRTTANf«A PKWYftNOTTnaiAM DR
TME
741
742
741
742
742
74J
74J
744
746
747
741
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755
CKZMftlM DRftBRANDON PL
CPEENSOAR DRftOROIARD PAR DR
BEV3MOOD LA.NEftORCHARD PAR OR
JAKXK ROADftUlUAMSBUHG OR
.W-itCX ROADftGAXE l A t
JA-iTXK ROAD 4 DAKOTA RUN
CHEENBR1AR ORftRtDWOOD BLMJ
TIME
710
711
713
713
714
7!S
714
7.11
723
7J0
755
TIME
737
hormaiAH DRftBRAKxn PL
LEARV0OD AM • BUM » - M i YHOHAS
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JnyCON ROAOftRNEHU5T DR.
JWCOX ROAOftLANDEKSKXD LAME
COLNTRY C U B DR. ft FKSIONt DR.
WEDCEUOOD DR. ft QtWL HOLLOW CR
DOROOTERDR. ft WtDCPMXO DR
00ROC5TEn DRftHARBROOK LANE
TEASEL CT ft MARBBCXK LANE
31K0KREB5ROAD
m LEAR ROAD
SdMokLEAIWOOO
7J2
733
736
73o
7J7
7J3
740
741
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7 I*
721
722
722
712
723
723
726
TIME
732
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225 MVCOX ROAD
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317SaLAKE»
31904 LAKE ROAD
37160 LAKE HOAt
32J34LAKE3TAD
L,WE ROAD 1 OCA C U i .
Stfaafc ST. JOSETH
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741
7.41
742
743
74J
745
746
746
7*8
T-41
750
750
753
755
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729
7J0
730
7.31
7.33
7JZ
733
733
73«
SthntSTJOSERl
75S
ST JOSCM/nor/HOLY TRNmr/ST. MARTV LAKE ITOGE
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tEARROAD4GO)CC»ff(«, < E
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745
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LEMWDOD AM BUS #12 M L BREZSE
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YORX5T.ftMOORE ROAD
MOORE ROADftKAREN OR.
214 MOORE ROM)
M4MO0REROAD
DEER RUN LANE L'AtBBCB ROAD
WEBBER ROADftK K CHAPPEL LANE
AVON BtLDEN ROADftBtLMOMT DR.
ScteMfaLEAXWOOO
TME
714
714
7 IS
71S
711
721
724
TX
STU
TME
735
736
73b
JXATWN:
400 AMDN BELDEN HOAD
372A\CNBELDENROO
COEfCTRYCTftttXH BELT«H ROAO
BELLE MOADftAWW BELDEN ROAD
BELLE BOADftLOWS MJt.
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5UTCY LAMEftKRRMAN1 DR
32b52CAKRlAC£f>NE
CARRMCE LANEftWOODSTOCK A l t
LEABVOOO AM • BUS #14 - MS. KDOOI
731
7JB
740
741
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144
7«S
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753
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SdfcnoY
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WALKER ROADftTREE3DE LANE
WUKER ROADft BRDCEStC DR,
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LEEWARD CT. ft REGATTA DR.
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REGATTA DRftTRADEWWDS DR.
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710
7.12
714
714
7.16
716
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720
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STOPLODaiOK
S71 LEAR ROAD
JiTM REBSIOUJ
31*60 KR£B5 ROAD
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755
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3Z2ULAKEROAD
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32067 LAKE ROAO
7J*
735
736
735
748
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7.33
7 35
737
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* * £ W K J 0 D AWftCW3TWOCO DH
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32713 Walker Rd.
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AVON - Industrial sized sewors wore
put in along Chester and Moore Roads.
Some residents think they are not bonefite-l by that improvement. One cqualiza' m board established to determine
a • Ai amount for each land owner to
pay agreed. Council did not accept that
finding. Another board was estabIishud. The soccnij board disagreed
with the first und set payment.
Moore Road homeowner Uobbio
Bruder said, "There is such a difference
between the boards. If it had come back
with, an estimate of cost between the
two extremes," it would be more palalablo. Bruder said she and her husband
expected to have to pay for the tap-in
foe and pay to fifl in their perfectly
functioning septic Link, but .'ho cost of
the lines along her frontage are out of
line.
Hiudur said the sewer line dcesn't
benefit her family because her property
consists of leas than an acre.
"Industry does not need our property
for access. Developers will benefit. No
one else would want to live there,"
Druder said. The property was originally zoned agriculture when Bruder purchased the land. It was changed to
industrial after they built. Bruder is
considering a court appeal.
Larry Tracy, another Moore Road resident voiced complaint against his
assessment. His complaint involved not
only the two equalization boards but a
thud assessment he recoived same time
ago.
"I can't be charged both ways." Tracy
Continued from page 1
Interstate, sal! on the phone. "We
would not bo looking for any form cf
are zoned residential.
Piazza said as a land owuer he is cer- 'ix abatement." He said that any
tainly Interested in the development. -mpravements to Detroit Road or tho
Concerning his position on Planning intersection ji SR 03 that would bo
Commission and rczoning, his status is require*! for tho proposed development
limited. Law Director Daniel Stringer Is would be at First Intcrslato's expense.
looking into what options are open for There would bo no out-of-pockot
Piazza's opinions. Piazza said he would expense for the city nor would it be
tread lightly to avoid any hint of con- necessary for the cirv to float a bond.
flict of interest.
According to Schneider, in other
Piazza pointed out the proposed cities such as W'Lloughby and Mentor
road. Dawn, coming off Jaycox. This that gave tax abatements, a significant
could afford another entrance to the portion of the proposed sites were
already in reinvestment zones: that is,
shopping area.
the cities had the areas targeted and
Piazza said the property has been on were
eager to have the areas developed.
the market for thirty years. Now it
Schneider said he wished to forstall
appears Avon has hit a growth streak.
Mayor Smith said Schneider did not any negative rumors. "Our approach
ask for tax abatement. "I would never has always been to install appropriate
egreo to a tar: abatement for a commer- and necessary buffers for residential
cial development. I would veto any tax areas.** Tho company "intends to coma
abatement," Smith said. He explained up with a buffer plan for all tho reslthat a commercial development follows donH ol tho proper and highest lovul
the density of population growth. nppropriute to the situation."
He said that because of tho depth of
Schneider would like a development in
the area because there are people who the properties and distances Cram the
proposed
sites and because of somo
would frequent tho businesses. A commercial development is different from woods, those residents along Dwtroil
an Industrial development such as Ronil may have l«ss addtlud buffur
Manco in that Industry can locate any- material. Those homes ulong Dmlur
where In tho United States. In order to Rood, old SR 03. may requini more of fi
make our local area more enticing to get buffer, Schnoidtir auiil.
Country Hoirs Antique Shop is
that tax revenue, abatement for indusowned by Jack Taylor Smith and others
try may be necessary.
who own tho 100 acres. Rita Nugte. the
Mitchell Schneider. President of rlrst manager of the shop said she was
And Opinion—
Continued from page 1
heard some talk about a group in Avon
Lafca trying to put together a petition to
place two issues on the ballot. One
would be a charter change, anil Uio
'* other would not. This past Sunday
C morning I had the opportunity to see
£•: first-hand exactly what changes worn
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KT up in front or Diana's restaurant, asking
^ citizens to sign potitf ons. Their suggestPed charter change would remove me
&
Mayor as the individual who currently
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' council meetings and
I? replace mm »»»" '«» ** , i,»ri»«
h Council. CurrenUy tho Avon Lake CLy
|-Charter clearly Indicates that the Mayor
% r i S l preside ovor Avon Lake Council
This issue, whilo somewhat controversial, hasn't set well with « " » « [
Avon Lake-s long time residents, lock
for it to bo a hot topic of conversation in
the upcoming council nt-largo races.
Reminder to Avon LaU "buiinnw*
Tho Avon Lake Chamber of Commerce
and the Avon Lake Business
Association urge their members to
attend tho public meeting on tho-proposed sign ordinance to be held at the
Avon Lake library August 27.
Dr John Herberth. a woll-known
Avon Lake physician, has rucently
teESi * • OMn Medica Croup. Dr
Herborth's offices aro still located In
The Landings, and he's now accepting
""witrfal" the namo changes In area
• Because curb cuts and grass seeding had not bean completed despite
agreeable weather and in spile of onyineor Mike Brumhall's recommendation
to accept, council voted not to accept
improvements to the Fiolds subdivision.
Councilman Tod Graczyk asked.
"Why did wo spend 6 week3 on an
ordinance that says if the work is not
complete, we don't accept agreements? ~
Council President Ed Krystowski
abstained boo. vutlng. He explained
unaware of any development plans.
Mayor Smith said there may be strain
on tho community as a rrault of this
proposed development but tho dovoloper, in Smith's opinion, is a good one
who will "make ft as palatable as possible."
Tho properties along Detroit are contingent with tho property already zoned
commercial; therefore, rezoning may
not bo considered spot zoning. The
commercial property already consists
of 100 acres ana may not even require
the rezoning and purchase of homes on
Do troll.
Sally Glenn lives cast of the greenhouse. Her comments concerning tho
proposed development were. "Wo hate
to soe the rurainsss of Avon disappear.
We do not need any more shopping
centers around here. Wo can go to tho
Pramnnnclo or to lha Elyrin Mall. You
rutva small businesses in town ULa
Smith's and By-Rjlu. Thoy have a right
to exist. We're residential. That tiikua
away the residential valuo of our property. Tho only way wo hava any value is
to go commercial totally.
Thoro will b» increased traffic on
[jftrolt KxMid. It's alruady difficult to got
in and out of. Tho safuty forces will
mmlrn brafint; up. Criniw will incroutit
(Jlenn *uid shw wasn't tixi iinprosscil
with Schneider's other shopping areas.
"They're just bio concrete parking lots.
Nut much aosetnlcs.
"Peoplo moved out here for tho
greenery. I' m a person who likes to see
farmers' crops grow. I Just don't like It
(the proposed development)."
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that ho had contracted with a local firm
to upgriidu the sewer pipe sizo train 8 to
10 inchus to accommodate adjucont
Krystowski property. Tho 558,000 was
duo when tho improvements were
approved.
Krystuwski said that the amount hud
already been paid to avoid onv sunsu of
impropriety. Ho wanted it to bo known1
ha was accruing no inturust by couuU.
holding up thy acceptance. That intorest would havu amounted to 57.20 per
day according to Krystowski. Tho
improvements or lack thereof rested on
their own merits
• At the special sossion of council
on Thursday, S.E. Johnson Company
was authorized to install a 16 inch
water main under Interstate 90 and SR
83.
Continued from page 1
Committee, This; coupled with a proapplication approval by the Department of Commerce, allowed the city to
;o ahead with the application process,
which lead Urbln to NOACA.
In his presentation brjfora NOACA.
Urbin said. "I feel any time any munlcpality in our region has the opportuniy to provide some fobs, we should all
'ull together and support that effort
Imployees come from anywhere. This
reject would boost the imago of all ofj
ortheast Ohio."
Urbln said that In the time that he has
wen mayor, almost five years, he has
lad to turn down approximate^ 25
;ompanles when they wcra looking to
raovu to the dry. This, he said, could
"lave boon proventod had tho extension
jofln completed.
In addition. Urbln cUed other reasons
or the necessity of tho completion.
"Extending tho road fiooi it* prosonl
terminus will tuloviala safety concerns
of accessibility. Further, a portion o'
this land will have rail and transi
iKXf>3s...l would suggest that with th
•39 or 1.5O0 robs at the Lorain Fun
'>»nt. %%d' nil should bo loaLJnu out to,
•uch othor in Nor I bens tern Ohio," h
laid.
Urbin said that by bringing moro
ndustry into tho city, rt*sidonts can
rontlnue to onjoy tho typo of tax base
[hot thoy are used to. "If we wont the!
next generation to enjoy the same kind"
zt tax base that we enjoy today, then we
need to get that done—The residents
]verwhehn)ngly said that thoy want us
o continue to bring in now industry
ind continue that tax base,1* he said.
According to Urbln. on November 8,
1034 4,208 peoplo voted for continuation of ;ho project, and 1.761 people
voted against 1L
Urbln said that because of the
unount of land involved in tho extonilon. tho city could not offer to pay for
it. Tho cost Is expected to he S3 million.
Avon Lake compotes against projects in
all of Ohio and parts of Indiana for the
grant. Tho next stop is to finish noffitiations with omployors who aie looking
lo movo to Pin Oak Parkway. Once that
Is finished this weak, the application
rocoss will bo comploto. occordlng to
irbin. Word should como this i l l concerning whether the city has boon
awarded the grant
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collection office ut City Hall
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riivl This movo was mado oarnE«mts summer and 'x oxpoctodI to• sovo
i^Avon Lake tax payers dt least 550.000 a
Eyear. If I understand the petition gather
p i n correctlv. they want to rop«wl court-
In other business
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;"••' wmu» ino ladies woro very pt
thTpmsentations. I did f«nfcy ««J
(%giomewhat
misleading. They s u i t e d
issue of having the
said. The original assessment Involved
58.000; tho amount assessed from the
second equalization board involved
S22.OOO. "I will have to take further
action," Tracy said.
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Home Health Aide New* Do you or
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does someone you know need a attic
extra help around the housof A homo
hualth aide can bulp with bathing,
In the last udition. I talked briafly
shaving, laundry, meal pruparation and
about savings and investmer's such us
a wide variety of other personal care
certificates of deposit and mutual
funds. Today. I'd liVa to shaxu with you needs if you am home bound due loan
illness or disability, a home health aido
information about the different types of
can make a world of difForoncu. If you
mutual funds available. Basically, there
live in Sheffield Village. Sheffield Lake
are over 4.500 different mutual funds
or Avon, your Lornin County General
and that means there's ono that's just
right for you. if you choose! And no. Health District can help with their
I'm not going to talk about all 4,500 of
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Program. For more information, tall
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Money Market Funds are taxable
It's The Traveling Avon Lakers! No,
funds invested in short term advenRosella and the gang ara not taking tho
tures like certificates of deposit and
show on the road! Instead they're taxTreasury bills. They usually have no
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trove!, they have some excellent trips
Tax Free Money Market Funds invest
planned just for you. On Saturday, Aug.
only in short term municipal notes end
bonds for moderate to high tax tree
23, take on evening dinner cruise on the
income. This too. is very safe.
Sandusky Bay. The bus will leave
Municipal Bond Funds nffer income
Blesor Field at 5 p.m. to tako you to
that is ireo of federal taxes and occaSandusky, Ohio. From thero you'll
sionally, it is also free of state taxes. board the cruise line to enjoy a deliThese funds are moderately safe and
cious dinner, dancing and an incredible
offer a slight potential for capital gains. sunsut all for only S50 per person.
Income Funds and Balanced Funds
Then, if you still cannot get enough of
both invest In stocks and bonds, howtho water and maybe a small part of you
ever, income funds invest with high
to play a few games of chance,
current income as the objective. wants
then you definitely need to make reserWhereas balanced funds have a low vations
now for the Niagara Falls
potential for capital gains and a moder- Casino Trip
on Thursday. Sept. 18 and
ate to high potential for current income.
Crowth Funds invest in established- Friday. Sopt. 10. It's an overnight trip
that includes your hotel costs, * iterstock with very low income, but appreciation in value. And lastly. Aggressive tainmeal and those brealhtakins Falls,
all
for just S149 per person. If either of
Growth Funds go for the big payback.
these trips sound great or maybe both,
They invest in tho stock of companies
that arc either just starting out or are call Rosalia Baldwin at 033-8883.
slowing down. Very high growth f otenSenior Dance News: Since the
tial but vnry. very risky.
monthly Senior Dances at th? Sheffield
Lake Community Center have wwn disTo learn moro about stocks, bonds, continued, many of you have been siimutual funds and other types of saving ing ma whero can you go to kick up
and investment plans, make time to vour heels and onjoy the music you
talk with your banker or aak to be love best. Gel ready, because tho biggest
referred to a reputable financial plan- senior dance of them all is coming to
ner.
town on Thursday, SepL 18 from 7 p.m.
Free Health Screenings for Men and
to 10 p.m when Doc McDonald and his
Women: Attention women! Doctor Big Bond roll Into UeLuca's Place in the
Frcmio Voreas of Community Health Park. Tickets ore only $5 and can be
Partners will bo providing a free Breast purchased from Rosalia Baldwin and
Cancer Screening on Wednesday, Aug. tho Lively Avon Lakers. Call 033-8883
27 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at tho for tickets today. This event Is sponCommunity Health Partners Compro- sored by Media One and the American
bensive Cancer Center in Larain. Movie Classics Channel.
Almost 45.000 women die each year as
Speaking of the Lively Avou Lakers:
a result o; breast cancer. Don't bo a part Their
next meeting will be Wednesday,
of those deadly statistics! If vour health Aug. 20
at tho Avon Lake Library begininsurance does not cover this type of ning at noon.
Lunch will be ham and
test, hore is a perfect opportunity io bo
examined for free. To register, please potato wliid and other picnic theme
goodies. A representative of the
call 233-1070.
Ctevoland Dallct will bo on hand to disAnd men...don't think you've been cuss set design and costuming.
forgotten! If you are 50 years of ago or Guaranteed to be interesting and inforolder, you can tako advantage of a freo mative. Lunch is 56 and as usual, reserprostate screening exam and blood vations ari) a must. And if you don't
work by Dr. Stephen Leslie on know that phono number by now...933Wednesday, Aug. 27 from 1 p.m. to 4 88Q3!
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MEET & GREET
and
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(to t w s f i t Ronuld McDonald House)
Antique fall festival set
. Sunflower Tho Clown
Kenny Keenon D J .
Swoet Adelinoo
Boot Scoot 'n Saloon
Dancers
Petting Zoo
Frederick The Amazing
FOOD
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RIDES
Face Painting
French Creek Naiuro
Naturalists Show
Coumry living and antique bfl festival wit be
held Saturday. Sept. 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. and
Sunday. Sept 7 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in ma
French Creek District shops In Avon (south of I90) along RL 254, Rt C11. Stoney Ridge Rd. and
east ol fit. 03. ^oUow ffie scarecrows and cornstalks to m« ant>OJe and craft nwta. There will
be entertainment, Isod. Keystone Kops, sidewalk
tola) and flea mark»ts. Cafl 934-0119 or 9375204 (evontnga)torInformation.
Auditions for singers sot
Choral Spectrum (twrntrty OberUn Community
Chamber Singers) invttos singers to audition tor
Utnnati vacancies in Itw 24-membor ensemble.
Basses espedaJty needed this y e i . Classical
music, madrigals, folk songs, weal Jazz and creative programming «rc hallmark* of Choral
Spectrum. Sngere com* from three counties to
rattearse Monday evenings and perform In 3-0
concerts per year. Call Musk: Director Carol
longiworth at the New Union Centertortne Arts
(440) 774.5070, Of (440) 774-2228.
Workshop players
hold auditions
Singers' Club holds auditions
Workshop Players are pleased to announce
auditions tor the second show ol our gala 50th
season, "Cotton Patch Gospel,* by Russ Troy*
and Tom Key, with music by Harry Chaptn.
Director Wade Hubbard and Musical Director
Bev Spetty need tour men and bur woman of
any age. Also neoded are a guitar player and a
banjo plnyor, or two. Please como wid a prepared pieco and dressed to mow. Auditions will
be held at tho theater, located on Middle Rrfgo
Road In Amherst between Rts. 2 pnd 53, on
Sunday. Aug. 24 from 2-5 p.m. Production dates
are Nov. 0-23.
For further Intormatton please call tho director
at 968-B768.
The Singers' Club of Cleveland wifl hold auditions tor new members on the morning of
Saturday, Aug. 23 and the evening of Tuesday.
Aug. 28. Other audition times may be scheduled
on requeat The Club Istooninglor qualified male
voices In a» sections: Tenor I, Tenor II, Baritone
and Bass. Audtttonors slould have choral «p«rtence and an abiiry to sight read.
Auditions are by appointment only. For morn
Information or to schedule an audition, please
call Ron Bailey at 216^329-9412 (days) or
216/365-458! (evenings) or the Slngirs" Club
answering servtai at 2iey556-4405
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By Matt Detzler
homes to be flooded.
Some members of council wore concerned that some projects should not
now
to
stop
Avon
homes
from
have
been approved by the planning
na
became an hiquiry about the
commission and therefore Ihov wanto?
that builders have lo jio to have a say in the approval' process.
«"t)ugh loCobtain
permits.
Council President. Ed Kryslowski.
made it clear that he was not cuncurned
. ? ! **** i t y CoLjicil Work Session
new August 13. council began with a about the quality of people on the commission, but "perhaps two heads are
plan to modify the grado elevation for
better than one."
future building silos. This was in hopes
o dealing with run off water that pudWhen Law Director. Daniel P.
dles and causes tho basements of some
Stringer, chocked tho Civil Code for
Krystowslu proposed that the council
sbould inquire into whether or not the
current law should stay in the books,
considering that is not being fallowed.
what was to be examined in a prelimiNo matter what tho new law does,
nary proposal, ho found over thirteen
areas. Howevur, according to Gar council members slill expressed a
desire to become more involved in the
Downing, Consulting Engineer fur
planning commissiQn's process. "When
Avon, these ureas are in Tact rot examsomeono
asks us how could we let
ined. Developers who attended the
some house get built and we don't
mooting also agreed that tho prelimiknow what their talking about, we look
nary proposal has simply evolved to
like fools." said council member
only incorporate the concept of the proShirley Doss, who went on to say "We
posed construction. Tests and nie&sunjinonts are not dune until thofinalpro- have a right to bo a part of (the planning
commission's! process."
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Nature Center will present a Nalurahst
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and vonding booths, Andy Anderson
doing a recycling program. Mr. and
Mrs
Sheffield Village will bo
announced, a pio-in-lhe-fcice ovonl for
your favoi-ilo cop or ulectud official,
nolico and fire lug-af-war. face iiaintlng
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mav be sent to 701 Kenilworth Ave..
For your convenience, Lorain Count/
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information must be received by noon
on the Thbsday, eight days prior to the
open house at the church, located at
,.ext edition.
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6:30 to 8 p.m. OD Aug. 20. You can
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enroll your children, ages 3 to 5. at this
23 event is open to the public following
time for the new school year starting
the parado from Brooluidtt High School
Sept. 16. There are still openings in tha
to the lower portion of James Day Park,
morning or afternoon classes bold
on Colorado Avo. and East River Rd.
The parade will start at 10 a.m. and fin- Tuesday-Thursday. The school is headed by Tainara Honderahot. who is comish at the park, starting the festivities.
pleting a bachelor's degree from
Activities at the event will Include an
Ashland University. Ms. Hendenhot
appearance of Ronald McDonald pro*
will be assisted by teacher's aide Debra
sealing a magic show and meeting and
Hess who has gained experience for the
greeting Iho attendees allowing pictures
job in the Sheffield/Sheffield Like
to be taken with him. Other events at
School System.
the festival include: a coloring contest
For further information or answers to
for kids, a performance of the Sweet
questions you may have, call Karen
Adelines singing group. Western Une
Dance Group, an additional magic
Maiers at 949-2000.
show by Frederick the Amazing, the
V/ell. 'til next week from the little
Boot. Scootia' Saloon dancers. D.J.
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M ON LAKE - A car going by with its
radio blaring proniptud: a Mull Avenue
man and his friend to yo outside to
investigale
on August 12 shortly after
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The men. both la. found two other
UJ "ff-'fi standing in front of Uie houso One
£ of the strangers was whistling and c;irned some kind of object.
The resident asked why he was
whistling and what he had in his hand
I like to whistle." replied the
stranger.
By way of reply to the second part of
the question, he sprayed both 19-yearolds in the face wilh Mace.
At this point, three more youths
appeared from around the back of the
houso. But when the mother of the resident 10-vear-old came out of the
house all five jumped into what was
described us a black Acura with a powerful radio and sped off.
F °-fnth de c. Vered ^ par.tin*> s h a I - ""'ore
fc. 30th Street Cleveland. That's our
set, ne said.
All were described as white and in
their late teens or early 20s. One man.
about fiv0 feet eight inches tall, was
described as a skinhead. Another, about
six feet two. was wearing a black stocking cap, according to reports.
Amazed at arrest
A
« officer on patrol pursued u ;9<J7
I-ord Explorer into Avon after it clocked
50 mph m a 35-mph zone on his cruisers radar August 1!.
The officer first sputtod the Explorer
zipping along Abbe flelden Road at
about 10:20 p.m. and pulled in behind
Jt. Ihe car crossed the railroad tracks
and continued into Avon where it
pulled into a driveway. There, the malo
driver and female passenger got out and
exchanged places.
When the officer pulled into the driveway, th« woman was sitting behind
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the wheel. But it was the passenger lie
was more interested in since he had
seen the seat exchange Trie officer
asked the man for his driver's license
He didn't have one. Nor he did have
one until, a computer check revealed.
Ins driving privileges had been suspended.
At thu Avon Lake Police station both
were booked, he for having no operator s license, and she for wrongful
entrusting which is Ihe legal lingo for
knowingly Jutting an unlicensed person
drive your car.
At this, the woman. 41. of Avon LaLi-.
expressed amazement.
"I also k't my son drive and Im has no
driving privileges. Are you -mini; to
arrest me for that?" she said.
The man. 31. of Avon Lake, also was
cited fur having an open container of
alcohol m u motor vehicle after a smirch
of the car turned up tin open can of beer
wedged in between the center console
and the passenger-side seat. He admitted they were his.
At tin* station, the nun refused to be
fingurprintf.'d ami w.is escorted *<i a
cull. After a while, the man revealed his
n.'.il name and Social Security number.
A computer check revealed he was
not wauled on anything under his real
name or his alias. Hut the man. 20. was
charged with driving under suspension
ami falsification. His companion was
found not wanted and was released.
Anim«]?
A Parkview Avenue man, upset after
buying a defective; vacuum machine.
was burned up when a representative
of a collection agency turned up at his
house August 13 and called him "an
animal."
The man said that he and his wife
weru contacted by a vacuum cleaner
company last year and told they had
won a free oirpet sliampoo. The cauple
agreed to the free rug wash, and soon
company reps were at their house wilh
a vacuum cleaner. The salesmen gave
the cauple a pilch for the machine and
they decided lo buy one for about
SI.200. They never did get their carpet
cleaned.
Wilhin a month, the vacuum cleaner
developed problems until it finally
wouldn't even start.
Tho man sa*d he tried irj take the matter up with the vacuum cleaner company with no success. So after he niid
paid S-IUO on the machine he stopped
sending in his payments.
Tho company turned the unpaid balance over to a collection agency which,
the man complained, harassed him
with phnne calls and messages on his
answering machine.
The last str-w. he told police, was
when a collector stopped by his house,
threatened a lawsuit over the unpaid
balance and called him "an animal."*
An officer phoned the collection
agency and advised thorn of the complaint. The figgrivated customer said
that if he is sued, at least he'll have his
day in court to tell of the vacuum cleaner that won't vacuum.
No night light
An Elyria man with a knack ic- creative nomenclature found himself in a
oit of hot water in ri^cenl days.
.,.At. 1 9 B G N l 3 3 a n w a s pulled over on
Walker Road August 13 al about 'MS
a.m for not having a light illuminatini;
tho license plates.
The driver, who was with a WOIIMII
passenger, gave the officer a name and a
Social Aucuritv number, but no driver's
license. The man said hu was from
Oklahoma and didn't have his license
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26. Getting ready .. - the start of a new
school year, the Board of Education has
reduced pay-to-play sports fees, added
new buses and released the school
schedules.
"I know this is something wo
promised tc do with the levy passage."
said Chair Terry Ryan, commenting on
reduced pay-to-play fees.
It will cost a high school student S50
per sport, down from SI00. and a mid'J!e school student S15 par sport,
reduced from 530. Tho maximum total
has duo-eased from S300 per student to
S100, and the maximum fees per family will be S250. Ryan said the board is
not comfortable yet with completely
rescinding the fees.
T h i s brings (the fees) back to where
it was before the last financial crisis,"
said Daniel Ross, School's Superintendent
Board member Miko Monlno said the
board had committed to reducing fees
to what they were two years ago, before
the crisis. Also, Board member Dave
UpDegraff pointed out all money raised
by athletics goes into the athletics fund.
Pay-to-play generates approximately
530,000 according to Mary Ann Nowax,
Treasurer.
Starting and ending times for the
schools are less staggered this year
thanks to the addition of school buses.
The High School will begin at 7:45
a.m., eliding at 2:52 p Jn. Learwood will
also start at 7:45 a.tn.. but end at 2:45
p.m.
Troy will run from J a.m. to 2:25
p.m.. and St. Jou's from 6:05 a.m. to
2:20 p.m. Kindergarten lakes place
from B:40 a.m. to 11:25 a.m. and again
biitiveon 12:25 p.m. and 3:lp p.m. All
four elementary schools start at 8:40
a.m. and end at 3:10 p.m.
"1 know a lot of people are glad these
[eleniL'ntaryJ schools aru an the same
schedule," said Ross. "1 think the addition 'Jthee buses has made that a possibility."
Two buses were purchased last year
and five more over the summer.
Director of Facilities Dave Monos said
the buses cost approximately 5350,000.
most of whfch is reimbursed by the
state. He said the district paid 520,000
extra for a higher standard of quality,
including more powerful engines. Ho
said Ihe districts practice of more powerful engines has resulted in very few
maintenance problems over the years.
To complement the updated bus fleet,
a concrete floor complete with grease^
trap was Installed in the bus garage.
According to Monos. the clay and gravel floor created a moist environment
which caused premature rusting to the
vehicles, especially to exhaust systems.
Tho estimate to replace the floor with
concrete was 592.000. but Monos saved
approximately S40.00O.
"We did quite a bit of work ourselves.' Monos said, continuirig that
Mechanic Rob Grachanin. Assistant
Mechanic Rob Forster and the mainto-
reelection to too Board of Education.
• August 12 was the first board met ing to officially include new Sup*.- •
intundent Daniel Ross, though he h..;
participated behind the scenes for thrt •
months. "Everybody is extremely gr
cious and very cordial." Ross said ofti
coming to Avon Lake.
• The board approved an sgruomuj
with the Musical Arts Association t*f
Cleveland for the 1937-98 school year.
At a cost not to exceed S270, basud on
the rumber of students in the district
(approximately 3.000), the agreement
allowi students to purchase tickeis for
51 p e r c e n t
• The board accepted donations valued at 513.075. From Mrs. Graci*
Horensky, Avon Lake, an Apply
Macintosh computer, Epson and Imagewriter II printers were donated. From
the Redwood PTA were donated Three
Apple Macintosh computers, a rug and
In other business
director's chair, 24 ceiling fans for
• Board member Miko Kearns classrooms, a portable telephone and o
announced that he will not run for display sign lor outside of Redwood
Elementary School.
nance crew grated the garage and laid
the initial gravel.
"Wo bought the concrete and tho
slonu," Mono.* said, "and Kondera did
tho concrute work."
Kenilera Construction Co., Avon
Lake, poured tho concrete for 522.400.
Tho company also loaned equipment to
tho school lor the initial preparation.
Monos said contractors have gtmeruliy
been up front with him, and he added
Kendura Construction did an excellent
job pouring the concrete floor.
The board also approved a 55,830
emergency sewor repair before tho
school year starts claiming a clear and
eminent danger. Tho clay sanitary
sower line connecting the High School
to tho main sower collapsed, allowing
fumes to enter thB building. Kendera
Construction was contracted to replace
tho sewer line.
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Also, United Survey, Cleveland, has
bc.Ji contracted to smote-test comAVON LAKE — Future expansion to bined storm-sewers at the Eos; end of
tho Utilities Department is in tho near Lafco Road, and u few connucting
future. The Board of Ut' lies decided n six outs. The Utilitius dtlniirtmunt usuiilplan is needed and win be requesting ly smofctMcsts by Itsolf. but bvin^ »
ongfneor* to submit nualificnt.'ons. large sewer, equipinonl niH-<l<id to perAfter the last major expansion in l\Tfl8, form the job would cost S3.UOU a n d
and subsequent Improvements, the would LHJ usod once. Kniopper said. Ho
plant has an average dally capacity of pointed out total cost by United Survey
producing 22 million gallons of drink- will be around 53.9OO.
ing water per day (gpd). Any residents who have (lawn spouts
Utilities Director John Kniepper said connected to the combined sewer could
Engineering firm Montgomery Watson face a 51.000 Tine.
informed him the highest quantity
pumped this summer was 20.9 million In other business
gpd. Kniepper said that is not the aver9 The board will contact the city's
ago, end that the fall and winter months finance cotnmiUeo to "pursue borrowing
bring lower numbers. However, he S500.000 from the Ohio Water
believe* ft it time to look at increasing Development Commission for repairs
capacity.
and improvement of a digester at the
"We're going to need -an expansion. Waste Water Treatment Plant. Kniopper
them Is no doubt about that." Kniepper said tho amount is too small to sell
bonds for, selling of bonds would not
said.
Ho added that it generally takes two be cost effective.
• Tho project to separate tho comyears to decided what Is needed, a year
bined sowers on Delwood. In wood and
and a half to engineer tho oxpansiun
and another year and a half tor con- Bel Aim Roads is anticipated to start in
struction. Ho estimates It will take about a month. Mistakunly deposited in
tho Water Construction fund. 51.5 milabout five years for completion. Ho also
lion was transferred to the appropriate
estlmatos the initial engineering to cost
Sewer Construction Fund earlier this
approximately 540.000.
yuar. Over the four years in the fund.
Continuing a recent improvement,
tho initial amount had earned S1B7.000
approximately 900 conventional wator
in interest, which the board transferred
motors hove beon replaced with meters
to the appropriate fund on Aug. 18.
that can be road using radio signals.
The boora accepted a bid by Badger
• Board Member Ray Vorisitk has
Motor to purchase 1.535 additional
decided not to run for reuluction to tho
meters at a lotol coat of 5247.628.
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For your reading entertainment. I've
complied tho top ten reasons why you
should favor watching the Cardinals,
Eagles, and Shoremen this year over tho
National Football League.
Here they are:
10. Thoir autographs aro easier to get.
9. The drive home is shorter.
8. When one of them fumbles, you
won't have to think about what a wasto
of money he was.
7. You won't be seeing Niko swooshes In your sleep.
0. It's easier to got a good scat.
5. You won't havo to endure tho
"Ickoy Shufflo". the "Electric Slido," or
any of the other obnoxious NFL touchdown dances.
4. The cheerleaders.
3. The band.
2. The hot chocolate and nachos.
And the number one reason is...
1. The Browns aro gone!!
Ace runners
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Several local marathoners turned in
excellent performances at last weekend's National City Olympic Distance
Race, which consisted of E 1.5K swim.
a 22.5M bike, and a 10K run.
David Messonheimer of Avon Lake
finished first in boys 10-19 with a time
of 2:02:06-9. while fellow Avon Laker
Kim Weaver finished third overall, first
in the 35-39 ago group wilh a tirno of
2:13:10.
Good got fin'
- Carl lUllor ol Avon shot an U4 ui last
week's Championship Association
tournament at The Legtnds of
Massillon G.C HUIer's score was good
for outright thirteenth place.
ALHS catcher named AU-Star
Zac Janicek. a sophomore catcher at
Avcn Lake High School, was named to
the Lako Erio AAU AU-Star baseball
team which played last Friday night at
Thunnon Munson Stadium in Canton.
A member of the Cleveland Metros,
Janicek, 15. was one of two catchers on
the team of 15-10 year old all-stars. He
also played center field this season for
the Metros.
Brookslde US. golf action
The Brooksido Cardinals finished in
a tin for sixteenth place in Ihe prep golf
season oponor at tho Lorain Admiral
King Invitational at Lorain Counlry
Club.
Brooksido scored a team total of 372,
which indudod tho low four rounds of
Kyle Leonard. 60, Robbie Camp. 89,
Aaron Kurczi, 38. and Mike Hanoy. 99.
Other scores indudod Matt Ledyard,
100. and Dan Maynard. 120.
Aqua Marine Women's Goir
Results of the weekly Aqua Marine
Woraon's Golf outing ore as follows (1
pt. bogey, 2 pts. par. 3 pts. birdie]:
[CLASS A) - 1. Rachol Stondon. 18 pts..
2. Mildred Bales/Kay Big. 1G p(3.;
(CLASS B) - 1. Bonnie Machovina/
Marion Botten. 11 pts., 2. Mary Ann
Tildon, 10 pts.: (CLASS C) - 1. Ellio
Shulsky, 9 pts., 2. D. Rakar/EUa Frame,
7 pts.
Golf outing
Tho St. Joseph/Nazarcth/St. Thoroso
Acadomios Alumnoo Association will
sponsor their 3rd annual golf outing on
Sat., Aug. 23 at Swoetbrior G.C. Cost Es
$60, which includes 18 holes (scramble), cart, lunch, jinner and prizes. Call
(210) 251-6788 for moro info.
Before the sun rose, both Sweetbriar Golf Course owner Bucky Kopf (left) and
general manager Joe Lombardi (right) were ready for their 109-hole consecutive
play fund raiser for National Junior Goil. Photo by Joann Kopt
After hours of continuous golf Bucky
Kopf walks off the last hole with a nod
of approval to those who donated to
the event.
Avon Lake H.S. star heads to Mount Union
By Jason T. Stahl
AVON LAKE - Ohhh. how lucky trw
Purple Raiders axe.
Karen Robbins could have picked
just about any school she wanted to.
but she chose to pursue her academic
and athletic career at Mount Union
College in Alliance. And the Purplo
Raiders are now grinning ear-to-ear.
Why? Becauso Robbins was a threeycar lotterwinner in basketball at Avon
High School and was a first team A1I-
Lorain County Conference, first team
All-County, and Special Mention AllDistrict selection at Ihe conclusion of
her senior year. She also led the Eagles
in scoring her junior and senior years
and was solectod Player of th" Year this
past season.
Mount Union. Robbtns saui. was the
school for her.
"I thought they had the be*t camp
and a great facility," Robbins said.
"Plus, it was close enough for my paronts to go out and soo some games."
As any basketball player knows, college ball is a lot different than high
school ball. Robbins has had a busy
summer getting ready for the tough
transition.
"I've been playing a lot of basketball,
doing a lot of conditioning, and participating in open gvm sessions at Mount
Union." she said. .
The differences Robbins will have to
adjust to are bstor and more well-conContinued on next page
Golf marathon raises funds for junior golf
By Jason T. Stahl
AVON LAKE - If there was over a fun
way to raise funds for a good cause, the
Sweetbriar Coif and Pro Shop has it
nailed down.
Far the second straight year.
Sweetbriar golf professional Joo
Lombardi and owner Bucky Kopf
played over 100 holes of golf to benefit
local and national golf programs.
Last yr,ar, the pair played 101 holes.
This yew. they managed to got 109
holes in. completing thorn in only
sloven hours. Play began at 0:30 a.m. on
Monday, August 11 and ended the
same day at 5 p.m.
"It was a blast," said Lombard!. "Wo
USS Swim Team
Registration for tho fall session of
Avon Lako USS Swim Team will be
hdd on Saturday, September 0 from 10
a.m. to 12 p.m. and Thursday
September 11 from 5:30 p.m. lo 7 p.m.
in tho Pool Lobby of the Aquamarine
Health Club. 210 Miller Road. Avon
L«ko. Interested swimmers should bo
ublo to swim ono longth of the pool to
join iho louio. ALST registration too is
S25 per family, non-rofundablo. A parent mooting will bo hold ut Aquamarine
on Thursday. September 11 ut 7 p.m. If
you h-ivo interested swimmers or havo
questions, please cnll Cindy Pulliam.
033-7007. or Annullu Roth. 933-637G.
AL Girls'Fastpltch Softball
Tryouts for Avon Ijito girls' 11-12year-old and 13-14-yuar-oId travel fastpitch softball teams for spring and summor 1998 will bo hold on Saturday,
Soptombor 0 and Saturday, September
13 2-4 p.m. ot the Avon Lako High
School softball field. Both teams will
went a little sore the next day. but it
was a small price to pay in order to
help Junior golf."
Several factors contributed to the
speed with which Lombardi and Kopf
were able to finish the first 27 holes in
two hours and the rest in nine.
"Wo trotted to our balls once in
awhile, and Ihe carts were juiced up to
go faster." Lombardi said. "Also, when
wo got lo our ball, wo hit it. We didn't
bather to practice swing or lino up the
shot or anything liko that."
Tho restricted p re-shot preparation
did wnstlors far bath Lombardl's and
Kopfs golf game as Joe never made
more than a fivo in scoring a total of
seven under whilo Bucky (a 25-handi-
capper) averaged 83 strokes per eighteen biles.
"You get Into such a rhythm," said
Lombardi. "You'ro not thinking; you're
fust hitting the ball. I hit a lot of greens,
but didn't make a lot of putts."This year's event will raise $5,030
once all tho pledges are collected. Half
of tho total raised will stay at
Sweetbriar to help upgrade its junior
golf program.
"Our junior golf program is so successful becauso the kids start in it at 7years-old end koop coming back,"
Lorabardt oxplained. "And tho parents
believe In the program becauso they
keep enrolling their kids."
play in the I-orain-M<i<Iini Girls* Mot
Stovo League. The 11-12-yeor-oId team
Is open lo Avon Lake girls who will bo
12 years or ago or younger on August 1,
199H. Tho 13-U-yeur-old loam is open
to Avon Lake girls who will bo 14 years
old or younger on August 1.1998. Girls
may sign up lo try out on either of tho
two dates by calling Lynn Medders ut
9J3-00U0.
'
Gladys Flynn.
Class B: Low gross, low net, low
putts, and Play of thu Day. Sharon Blair.
ClussC: Law gross anu low not. Anno
Huber: Low putts. Nan Goroy and Anno
Huben Play of tho Day. Haiti! Hoover
nnd Anno Huber.
Avon Lake Women's Golf
League
Tho Avon Lako Women's Golf League
reports the following results Tor August
Class AA: Low gross. Joanne
Wainscot!. Bernico Stumphauzor. and
Susan McCllntock; Low not. Joanne
Wainscot and Bernicu Stumphauznr;
Low putts. Bert Kostohryz. Elaine
Johnson Joanne Wuinscoll. «nd
Dornicoi Stumphnuzor: Play of tho Day.
Joanne Wumscott.
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of Iho Day. Barb Bayer; Low putts.
1997 Homecoming 5K
North Coast Nautilus will bo sponsorIng a 5K run ut this year's Homecoming
Festival. The run will tuko place on
Sunday, September 26. Registration
will bn at 7:30 a.m. The raco will begin
at 8:30 a.m. ut tho Municipal Pool parking lot and will continue through tho
streets and paths of Avon Lake. Parts of
tho course uffei » breathtaking view of
Lako L'rio. Tho finish line will bo at Iho
Avon Lako Memorial Stadium after
nompletinc ono lap around (he track.
Awards will bo given, prizes will be rafflud off. nnd T-shirts will bo givon to the
firs' 100 paid entries. For moro inforiii ition contact Rick Cadwoll at North
Coast Nautilus at 933-8075.
1997 Avon Senior League Diamond Backs
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(Left to right) Front row: perick Stapinski. Scott Ronyak, Jason Delisio. Second
row: Michael Schatschneider, Josh Basen. Erik Gorman. John Graf. Third row:
Jeff Bailey, Nick Duesler. Jason Kodysz, Dustin Widener. Fourth row: Scorekeeper
Jeff Gorman, Manager Tom Widener. Not pictured: Tim Vazdos, Coach Kurt
Schatschneider, Coach Russ Duesier, Scorekeeper Kathi Schalschneider Team
Mom Debbie Widener. Contributed photo
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ditioned players. 20-minuto halves
instead of quarters, and a 30-sccontl
shot dock. She may have to wait,
though, before she con become it fullfledged starter.
T m hoping lo slart at the wing position." she said. "But right now I sao
myself coming off the bench because
there are a lot of Vids coming bacV."
Academically. Bobbins plays un pursuing a sports 'management major with
a psychology minor. During her --»:inmcrs. she plans on continuing her Job
as a ball girl for (ho Cleveland Rockers,
which she landed after writing a letter
to them, explaining why working for
them would be important to her. Who
knows? If all goes well, maybe she 11 be
scoring points for them some day!
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Avcn Lake's Girls' Senior Division World Series Champs. {Lett to right) Front row:
Erin Murphy. Kelly Means. Kristin Blakeslee. Cassie Soidoritsch, Danielle Fabiy,
Laumn Miceli. Second row: AssiUmt Coach Jay Griesser, Cofloen Hendrtx,
Assiiiiant Coach Tom Miceli, Katrira Solderitsch, Cathleen BaJas. Leigh Miller,
Melanie Griesser, Katie Zembrycki, Coach Kent Garrand, and Katie Garrurd. Not
pictumd: Assistant Coach AJ Sotderilsch.
Tho 19S'7 Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Mustang Division World Series Champs, the
Rockies. {Lett to right) Front row; Ray Williams. Danny Forror. Mark Grtle, BraM
Baker, and Billy Chapman. Second row: Mike Wise. Steve Wright. Steve Mtglets.
Kenny Campbell. Steve Grife. Zach Baker, and Mike Lake. Third row: Assistnt
Coach Homer Chapman. Head Coach Bill Chapman, Assitant Coach Cat Baker.
Slider steps out with seniors
Ten years ago tho Activity Stiffs from
eight area loug-Ierm health caio fucililies decided to form a committee to
organize a duicu uppropriotoly Ullud,
"Seniors Sleppin' Out." Littlo aid they
know that thin diuictt vould become an
unnuj'l evunt. Over thu years, friendships devnlopcd nnd now the cumin ittee look-t forward to the itvenl an much
as Ihct residents of the health tare facilities. Tho cofiuiiiMc'f (ICLIIILMI tu com-
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Tho lunth iinnujil "Suniors Stuppfn'
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p.m. at St. Udislas Parish Hall. 23-15
Dassett Kuad, Wustlake fur 200 rosidunts of urea nursing homes. Tho
seniors rnngo in ago from 70 to 104
years young.
Like any other social function, tho
residents plan thair day before the
evening evont with trips to the benuly/barbar shop, receivo manicures.
operation and additional security — plus big energy savings u>
select their attire, und finaliza'details.
Facility employees add Iho finishing
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photo of themselves. Several facilities
also lapo the evunt to bo shown
throughout the ynnr for reminiscing.
Residents also rucoivc corsages or boutunnieruj.
Thi) facilities and companies
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Homo. Hay Village; Good Samaritan
Skillod Nursing and Rehabilitation
Center, Avon: Ilavbonirie Ilealthcara.
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Renaissance, Olmsted Township: Tho
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fliESS. Mayor Viuco Ufbin issued soveral statements last weak.
Responding to claims that tho city
was overspending, made by former
counci hnen KarT Zuber and Ed
Mitchell. Urbin said that tho city is
oxperioncins the "best financial years il
ever has hi its history."
Urbin emphasized the need for council to bo prudent but progressive in its
spending if the city U to continue to
move forward. According to Urbin, e t
the start of his tenure nearly five years
ago, tho city would have faced a
S350.000 deficit if something was not
done quickly.
Within two and a hclf months, thanks
to a one-half percent income tax
-^crease and a tightening of the belt ut
City Hall, the city erased the deficit.
According to Urbin, the use of city
employees rather than outside firms to
secure government grants, changes in
the handlir3 of cleaning and maintenance of city offices, reduction of staff
a! tin Building Department, and tho
switch to RITA have saved the city
thousands of dollars.
hi the past fivo years, said Ufbin.
there have been "more sower separa-
tion projects, rnoru slrcot re-pavuig projects, upgrades in city equipment and
vehicles, park land purchases for the
first time in many, many years, und
park improvements."
Also in (he Umo sinno 1992. tho city
has managed to save 53-5 million in
reserves, just in case tho nuud »risos.
"Wo have gona from a city that was facing a 5350,000 dofirit to a city that has
set aside money to toko caro of operations," said Urbin.
Urbin said that the current council
has worked together to became "doers"
rather than "talkers." They have, said
Urbin, tried to put money away before
spending it. An example is the Justice
Center project. According to the mayor,
tho city has placed $1.2 million in a
reserve account. "I've said that if we've
gol the resources, lot's get the job dono
now," ho said.
Besides, said Urbin. ulitmately it is
tho voters who will have to decide
whether thoy want the Recreation
Center. "It's tho people who live hore
that are going to make that decision.
Not the mayor, not iho city council, hut
the people who live here, as it should
be," ho said.
The bottom line, according lo Urbin,
is that, "the city is doing more with
loss...l find it hard to believe thai any of
these candidates have s problem with
any of the capital improvements.**
Chorus Icoks back and ahead
How runny singing groups can say Christmas programs? Rehearsals toko
they performed for over 42,000 peoplo
place each Sunday evening from 7:15 to
at one timo? Tho Avon Lake Men's
H:45 at tho Avon Lake United Church of
Chorus experienced that accomplishChrist on Electric Blvd.. just west of RL
ment this summer at a Cleveland
83. Men singers, mark the date of Sept.
Indians opening ceremony. They are
7, Sunday evening, when director Rick
now beginning to think about their
Fortnoy will gladly welcome you Into
"normal" season of rehearsing and
harmony with tho rest of the men.
preparing far tho various programs on
No* 1 mont Information! Contact tho
their scbedula.
chorus president. Davo Shopard. at
933-OltiU.
; Why not plan to join them ns preparations taka place for their foil and
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RESERVE YOUR 1997 HOMECOMING BOOTH
The Avon Lake Homecoming Commiltee has announced that the dalei for thi* year's
fclivol ore September 27 & 28. Booth hours will bo Saturday 11:30 AM unlil 5:00 PM
and Sunday 10:00 AM unlil 3:00 PM. Our f«ej, per booth, Ihis year oru; Non-Profit
Organization 520, Homecraftar S40, BusirKrM/Food Concessionaire S60. Tc r-ierve
your booth lend thit Form to KATHY EHRET, 32643 BELLE RD., AVON LAKE, OH
4^012. Information and confirming your reservation, booiri location, and parking wilt
b« mailed to you. If you have any questions, pleaie feel fre« l o contact Sue at 9333808 or Kalhy at 933-9055. -Ml Reservation! rruit be in by Sept. 6!h.
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The Homecyjrrung Parade will jtart at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, September 27, 1997.
Everyone is i/wited to participate, organiiatioro, groups, or IrxCviduah. Entries can be
groups swolluno, vehicles, and exJravaganlr/ decorated Roots. Your imagination tt >our fimh.
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have corrected the traffic noise far those II .'ing close to the highway, but won't
thai just bounce or reflect the noise into Avon Lake and central Avon to homes
several miles away that presently can't hear the traffic?
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AVON LAKE — North Coast Nautilus
is sponsoring a 5 kilometer (3.1 mile)
raco in conjunction with tho Avon Lako
homecoming festival. Tho race is
schedulod for Sunday. September 28 at
8:30 am. and will begin at the munici-
"This is a fun uvoril," Cadwoll
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ijgus and ubiliiiL-s—firsl-liini! racers and
well us strung competitors."
Thuru is a 512 pro «nlry fuu or a S15
entry fee the iiioriiitig of tho racu.
Application forms aro iivfiilublo at various points in the city or can hu pickud
up at North Coast in Tho Landings
Shopping Center. In addition, Cadwoll
can answer quest ions at 933-B075.
gorios—under t'J yuars of i>£i!. 20-20.
30-34. utc. Wdlkurs as well as runners
are encouraged to participate, although
they won't bo eligible for trophies.
Since North Coast has sponsored triathulon events in tho past. Cadwull is huping to trade on their reputation to
ut;ract accomplished regional athletes
as woll as local participants. Cadwell
hopes this will be successful enough to
become an annual event.
pal pool parkins tot. wind through the
city and end with a lap around the high
school stadium truck.
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Laura Andrews says she never gets anv iianLVwork done at work - she's too intemstod'in plaving. And while ihis may echo tlie tone of corporate America on Friday, it Is all in a day's work
for Andrews.
That ts because as the owner of "Laura's
Learning Treohouso" in Avon, she can1! bear to sit
behind a desk when there are so many more
excited things to do in iho next room.
"I'll come in here and sit down at the
desk...and 111 hear them |thn children! doine
something out there and I want to get involved "
said Andrews.
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the
opening of Laura's Learning Treuhotm... T«n vears
ago. Andrews was working in the Child 'Carr
Center at Loraia Cauntv Community College A
friend of hers was building an office space in
Avon and was looking for tenants. The time
seemed right to open her own center. "I decided,
okay. I'll open my own center.'" sho said. Laura's
Learning Treehousa was born.
In the beginning, there were six kids at the center, which offers not only day care for children
ages three lo 12, but pre-school as well. Since
that time however, her business has grown
steadily, and she now has 37 children enrolled.
"It took len years to grow this large." sho said.
According to Andrews, the growth caino mostly in the way of word-of-mouth recommendations. She grow up in Avon and knows many people in the community. She said sho often
becomes good friends with parents of the children enrolled at the center, hi fact. Iwo years ago
when sho had emergency knee surgery, parents
volunteered to help with grocery shopping, cooking, and transportation. -Probably 99 percent of
my parents that come in here. I've become
friendi with...They would call and check on in»
and mako sure I was okay." said Andrews.
The growth of a business, of course, does not
come with a few little mishaps along ih« way
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with children. Andrews said ono of her funniest
memories is of an incident in which a young
bov's shoes became muddy after he played outside. When he caino in, Andrews said slut
washed them off. and then put them in the oven
on low heat to dry them off. Shortly thereafter,
ono of her teachers broiled fish for luncli, no!
knowing the shoes were in (he oven.
"We. smelted this rubber burning, and I said.
'Oh my Cod, what axe you doing?'" The broiler
was turned off, but u little loo lute - the shews had
melted. Andrews said she was nfrnid the mother
of tho boy would be angry, but oddly, she was
not. "She just thought it was the funniest thing.
We talked about it for years. I'vo nuvur, never put
another pair of shoes in Ihe oven," she said.
And things have gone smoothly ever since.
Andrews said the satisfaction of the parents
comes as a result of the education and amusement of the children. To keep the children interested and stimulated, there is a different "theme"
which is addressed each week. Far example, last
week tho theme was tho circus. The older students made costumes and put on a circus for tha
younger children, who learned about thu circus
all week.
Andrews credits much of her success with the
children to the staff she employs - two full-time
teachers and two part-time. "I have an excellent
staff," sho said. Also, lo keep ubrcast of new
information in the child caro busiasss. she
attends in-service meetings of the I-orain County
Association ior !he Education of Young Children.
"Wo try lo work together as groups. We do for the
kids."'sho said.
Andrews said she offers open enrollment,
meaning that thcru is no time during ihe year
which registration Ln confined to Anyone interested in finding out more information about <liiy
care or pro-school et L-uuru's burning TrochoLuy
can call 034-5437. In ih.i iiuuintiimi. Ijiuru
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nil at tho *.ime time. "I would watch kids for
nothing, especially 1 ih« kids thai kwji coining
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AVON - Imagine driving along an
Interstate highway at the allowable
speod limit in tho middle of tho night
You switch on your left turn signal so
you can pass a slower-moving car, and.
as you pass the car, your headlights
pick up a car ahead of you in the pass*
ing lane.
So far. so good. Then you get closer lo
the car up ahead. All of a suddan. no
good. That car Lj parked there.
Police received numerous phone
calls on August 12 at around 1:30 a.m.
of a car stopped In the passing lana of I90 westbound west of Rto. 83.
Officers quickly spotted the car, a
1901 Lincoln, and its driver on foot at
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Ball* boosted
Six women runted five baskets of
An**Avon officer picked up the trail
go I frails ut the West Pine Coif Kango on
and begun following the car bul was
August 10 and instead of driving them
unable lo catch up to it before it had
out on the links, put them in their car
crossed tho county line "-nto Uestlake
and drove off with them, this according
and exited at Crocker Road.
to an employee who saw tho whole
Weslloko Police advised tho Avon
thing.
officer to pull tho air over, which he
Avon Lake Police stopped tho
did an Uotroit Road just west oi
women's car on Walker Road and hpld
Crocker.
, .
The driver wasn't drunk, though, a
them for Avon Police. Thxeo of tho
turned out that he had been taking
women were brought to tho station hut
medication winch accounted for his were released alter tho course declined
unsteady hand at tho wheel. The driver
to prosecute Presumably the balls were
following him was his son who ogruuti
returned.
to lake the man to his Cleveland home.
Tho car was loft at the K-Mart to bo Mailboxes mauled
Four Kinzcl Road householders
pickud up later.
awoke the morning of August 9 to find
their mailboxes and posts damaged.
Toppled tree
A North Doovys Street woman voiced
An officer cleared Sandy Lane of a
her displeasure over finding her mailfallen tree which was blocking Ihe
box torn from its r.osl and ditched in a
roadway on August 12 at about 3 a.m.
nearby field on August 10.
At least two people called tho station
about the treo. Ho hauled it to thy side
Family reunion
of tho road for city streets crows to pick
A G-year-oId boy was accidentally left
up the next morning.
behind after a family outing in
Schwartz Park the afternoon of August
10. An officer stood by with Iho child to
Animal alley
await his parents who immediately
Alter a Colorado Avenue resident
turned around and drove back for the
complained oi a raccoon punching in
youngest member.
his garbage can ihe morning of August
12. an officer dropped by to shod tho Dike fright
critter off.
Several drivers complained of an
A member of another animal species
man riding an adult tricycle in
similarly likes to snack out of her elderly
and out of trafffic on Route 83 Aug. 9.
garhani* 'cans, a Garden Drive woman
causing consternation among those on
complained on August 11 after spotting
four wheels.
a neighbor's pooch in hor cans for tho
An officer found tho man and his
fourth time. Tho mooching pooch was
triko on the Route 611 overpass and
back In his own yard when an officer
advised him to stick to the side streets.
stopped by.
A golden retriever who lives on
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S7B.9OO 236-9922.
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THAT OLD TUSE-TYPE RADIO
OUT-1 NEED THE PARTS! t Or. I am
IIM it lor you Can Ncal 933-5S68.
WAYNE COUNTY; Century home. 5acres. 4OO-2OA, famroon^ walk-m
pantry, barn m/snop & i l a l l i .
Phn Only. Price r«ducW. asktrtn
1I95.0CO (4191846-3339
WESTLAKE: DboJroom rarch, 1-1/2
baihs. 2 car attached garage.
linlinoa baiement
W/WSFP,
Ujrdnanjom. lairuly room, ccverad
paw.
43OV. 5162^00 B71-126S.
:.'20 Lots arid Acreage
AVON LAKE HALF DUPLEX, 3
RmJ/uorn. t 5 Butfi*. EaM" Kitcfwn.
D«img Hoom. Boon Srmtvro, taiyt
Att^crwd Doutla Garage. Yard tAiinlunanca Fuiniat«jd- 2-YBnr Lease
Hoiiujslon In Lafe Summor;
J725 0OWO P.O. BOX 287, Avon
L»ke.OM 4*012.
AVON LAKE 3 BEDROOM MOUSE
W/ATTACMEO GARAGE. Nice
Yard, AJ Apctonces. Enc**tflnr Location r*O PETS. J7Z5/MO CaJl
(216H96-Z2M or 933-6426.
AVON LAKE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE.
jesQVO * Security Deposit; Hetero n a n . NO PET5 &49-5toO5
AVON LAKE; 3 BflOrwn. 1 t/2
Baffis, Central A#. Woodturner. One
monm Secunly. S11 DdMontn, A*aJaMo Secwmbitr 1. 933^9733
AVON TWO BEDROOM, 1-1/2
BATH TOWNHOUSE, HemoCeied.
Now Carpel. New Ca&ineli: THE
WORKStl Pool. Tartnl» Court*.
V/orkoul Hoom in DEVONSHIRE
MEADOWS D o w to 1-5O. SW3.MO.
FAJRVIEW PAHK; 1 beoroom apartrn«ms. FuPy carpeted, aa etectnc appliances. n-*at & water ir>clutied.
C u w . quwt. nopota. H25-mo.
333-1&41KELLTS ISLAND
LAKE COURT COTTAGE
Corrpitfe+y Furmima 2 Bedroom
Rarcn, Sieecs T. C/A. Spocucuiar
View, $850 00 W(UUy or J16O Per
D*y. CaU (419) 626-8166 or (419)
746g6Bg
LAKEWOOD- 9 ROOUS UP.
APPL5. No pat/non-smoking.
rjaraga. sec Pep. Ca« 521-1443.
LARGE CANOPY TENTS
For Ram
Periect fir Vixr Outdot? Party!
2 tAa*
720
0-3f
lor* 2War
Country Counter
934-S403
N.R:OGEVILLE 3 BEOROOU.
I70O/MO • Sm»nry • Utilities HO
PETS- CaB 327^293 or 037-6562.
NEW 1 BEDROOM; PRIVACY.
Ubety Room. Paw. No Pea. J475 *
EiiCl949S6S2
OFHCES AVAILABLE
2-4 ROOM SUITES
Lake Road. Avon Laiui
So Carolina waterfront 5al«. BaauaFAMILY HOME
lijiy *ood«e). oock aoprovwi porcal
a/long troriUg* on ip*cucuiar
MOHTGAGECOHP.
833-3178
50.000 acre recmaoo't iw« m So.
Avon Lak*. OWo
CarofanonaxttoIB nc*t cnampMXV
MAOKLUHOY
SHEFFIELD LAKE. Beaubtut nowh
tno got ccursa Fan. boat, gofjraar
•U-7100
remodeied
3DH
home, NO PETS.
round m ou lanussc ctmtW Pav«
l-eOO-147-0071
inmedUie occupancy available.
road*, um i*»». mucti monj' Fm*ncS775>Montn. 349-7711.
i m avfcCjbto. Call TLE BOO-704•Pr»-OuaUty HM fnm
31M•ComHiM FMA/V
,:55;OIf ice Space
V
Loan*
SOUTH CAROLINA WATERf flOHT
•:;1;/?-For1 Rent C\V:
SALE: BaauhtuMy woodm]. dock
•CtMlli Prototam UMTW
anirovod pe'^ol Klonrj tronuga on
*Hafln«nc«
u«ctacUar 50.000 acm rocraarJon
p
IBU* m bo. Cdroitu-mit to
10 noi«
ALTEN REALTY
Lomnt
crumcxorarnf)
oort courw! E<«n. boat,
•Second Uortuga*
PRBSENTS
gall i*ar round In our (an la site
S««wi offioB* wrtri lar^*
'Uotx'm Hoim Loan*
cumjte' PJVVJ rrjdds. u/a urnj, mucn
AVON 3 BEOBOOM CONOO. 1-1-2 mom Flnanong avarf. C*I rww 1- room, orw nr*!rao<n, largo fjartmy lot
turn. 1 C*fGar«o»; JI01.000
6200 Laar flMQlm Road. As.jng
BOO-704-31S4
trWJtti
S1/W0 per rnoran Call Han Allan
Btokmr Ktnnalrt H. A l i t n . inc.
AVON UkKE BT OWNER
FnjfH J2"».88O n a 0«i«*Opnwnl
|-U0)365-««O or 1 •600-300-4507.
OPCN SUNDAY. 3-5
on Lafca Murray Sacunry gal*, paved AVON LAKE INDIVIDUAL OFFICES
37 LANDJHO3 WAT
roadi. underground utilities,
FRCU 1H1.O0. snare rwwty ran3 8*droom Townfioua* CootW.
launcrmj rarno Save b g t t J Detoro
ovRiefi butung wilh oma: profes3 »«m. Flnlttiwt BtMmnt.
•Ort « corroWed Eioaanl ««leo
»«rAb;r«C«Conl8n»ncoRoom S30DnUUM Eml Unrt, S1OI3Oa
U3rt 80% !m»nang 1-600-796-8742.
92JO
133-flJti.
AVOMLAKEBT
CITY CEHTEH COUPtEX; Down•-;,
-25
Mobile
Homes
•
OWHCfl-SAVtHGSIt
town Lonun. RaaaonacM rent UtilLkOOna'i COTOO, t t l Floor Flarcn. 2
IUM paid. FrM portung Various M a
< >ForSa\tt
'- ,•""•/ & AnsTMd spacM. tO.BCO KJ ft. 400
B^Jroom. t-l/2 Gain. OA, U
Conaeon.Sm.000 Dy
•an. 500 l a t 1190 W ft. Can aJI Cw
arranoBd n «ut lanant UnfmrtTUd
B33-C344
3
ana*. 1421 «nfL (2010 «q,fL and
AVON LAKE. OPEN SWOAY; 4
2150 i q f l . irww can M comomed to
l * D " EHtMrnn*. 2 1/3 Baffi CciorMl.
uy»S««
pro«ida4i60tq.R.>
Sunroom S M O M J * Kjtfwo, STMOS
'Reflnanonoy'Equtry Laant
Pnona?4*-411>.
C«'tf«n. Na«r School! A Pool.
•Comp^iove R u n
JtW.500 JCd J * m H OrcW. B33Ttepo • lor Sai*
INOIVIOUAL OFFICES
AVAILABLE
InavfcJual
oKco% tor r v n from 133
AVON/BHlFFIELO
AREA:
*Qlt & up Jiartog a! S200>Tnontri,
C^aciou* 1810 Sq Ft C 0 M 0 , 2
C*J» an indWtduU pun tor tvttphone
Ovdiooni, ? 0*11. Jtcutlt. C«»
•nd lacrttaruti uipport Mrrtces.
Flr»plac«. Florida floom. Private
Corr*«n«rtfr ucaMd tn Lakawood. on
DwO. z Car AOacfMd Oarag*. S1200
D*cwt A w u M EncuOvi Caraer
for rMioana ol Bay VOage. W«MUargam Mom«»*'Thousand* ol
*-"•. Rocky Rivwr. Avon, and ad tn*
Qo*arnmanl lof»clo»«d and
MOVING
AVON LAKE] HOT #2722. i'RICE REDUCED
SHEf-HlELD
VILLAGE!
HOT H3133.
AGAIN! From this home /ou can enjoy a
REOUCED! REDUCED! Large 1.43 acre weB
*knocK^four^ocks-ofP view e! the Cleveland
grcomed lot Convenlenl location, comer 01
skyffns and of tho Lakel Guaranteed no erojtjon. ever! Cai ustorfull details) Wonderful 3 CokxaCo and Lake Bteeie Rd. Three bedroom
ranch, fun basement 10x30 Florida room with
Bdrm, 2 bam home wilh flrat floor M8RI Large
year around stove. Appliances stay, r^ewer
back yard! S319,g00. KODQims, B33-01B6
Andersen windows, newor roof, E*tra large
25x25 garage. Storage shed. Ldrge lawn
AVON LAKE: HOT 17480. 2 3 bedroom. 2 full
batn RANCHi Forrrul dining i-ooml Over 3 QO0 comet with < year old riding mower. Reduced
to $122,500. Call RAY ANDERSON, 0334195
sq. f t wfth Incredibly finished basement w/3rd.
or 1400-074-A149.
ful) bath, office and 4O'*14* iec. rooml Nower
home at $2O4.BO0l KOOGERS, B33-d1«.
WAKEMANI HOT «NEV.'. $11,000 This 3 bodroom mobfie home would suit your needs!
Features a spacious i*ving room. 2 covered
patios, appliances included. #870102, BETTY
WAKEFtELO.033-fl1M.
• Marketing SyMbnidart jvorkfor.;
you, cdlj U?e Avon Lake' Office at".
NEW AVON LAKE HOME' 3
E3EDHOOU3. 2 0ATH3. MASTER
OEDaOO
SUITE, OAK
CABINETS. CAS HEAT1NO. A/C.
S119,500.
TRADE UAKK HOME 933-4141.
NO.RIDOEV1LLI:; Easl.io* split
H.tasemenL Larg« f R WV/UFt'. lot.
AC Funced yard. Lull ol uorogu.
appliancas. $t2U.Q0O 3^7LOflAIN INDUSTRIAL PARK
B16&-34S-3392.
InduiMd vie* 2-50 acrus. WJ seU or
NOHTH RIDCEVILLE. roll fines
butki la tut. T*o 6.000 v i n. ipacos
Nvw fxxno, firusrwd this wceK 1700
no« avDiioUa. Located adjacent to sq It. rancn. ZBH. 10tl ceiling in gtejt
Ford Wotw Co oft a u r a * * * t u . boroom, den & baft 2. S1S5&00- tr33iwoen .It*.2/90, Lor4ln, Ohio
9570tofaopCi"itrTwrJ.
Corrtact Denny DoMarcc. CoUwdl
O*n
For Tho Prlco Ol HenDngi ButfcJ
Bonfcar Lei Drooa Haaffy (210) 323your home now, mlirioui ifia
ieca
dooriDayment bonks demand
OFFICE OH BUSINESS SPACE 10 Co"X*«o corwlruction 4 pwmanert
ram. City Ceniar Comple*.
financing it qualified. OflOeroge
Dowrttaum Lorsn A aro*i - Lo«or
Homo AHunoB. 1 ^00-343-2834
IwwH 300. t.403 !X*t 2.60O «q 0. PH1ME ROCKY RIVER LOCA I1ON
ThaC fk«r )00 tq Tl Ruaionobla
ImnuuAtls 4 twdroom all tnct
n«rU. utiliWipaid. Rxine 244-4117.
cokYUdi on Vaffy. Mow-In cfOmon.
\
Security system.
1374,900.
Appointmenl crJy. 350-514?.
WSti naariy 4,00O hcurm n cur n/*nl(yy. w« ru>« nura
home* li»loatoru * Dun vy f*i Mtnlit company Mi
Oruo. Pdt up The RMly Ona Horn* Book o> u l our 24hour Ho0Jr+ U eOCMBI-2349tornlonuilion on my
DrtJOerty
advtUos plannod to help them express and team
about loss. The cost Is $5 p«' family. Advanced
registration is required by Sept. 1.
Please coll Kris Austin. Community Hoalth
Partners Hospice of St. Joseph at 96O-49S0. or
Beverly PNol. BuKh Family Funeral Chapels
Bereavement Care at 1-800 252-8724.
ouKlaud ire* montnt Cov«fnm«ci
lianong Lovknodown CuttorMICJIJ
iif*»j^i t-Bm>-33a^ogoji 13PO
BAT RAMCH> OPEN S*m. 1-S.
31301 TUTTLE D R
D-rm^bdrm. 2 bain, nvw lut all ecf.
871-O?17
UuiKI <t<3>it aimum nom* lor M i l
m o M y Th L
••iTuiv«a Ouikling progra/n oll«ri
bwow rnarkal corwlructian Dnanc^g
and no mwrmi and no payment* for
0 months on Lancfwst rnatirtaJ*.
approvwd labor and *rte praparauoa
Caato«lr«« 1 -esa-HOUE-OUi «H.
00? lormor* ntanrntion.
BY OWNER, 9natri«ld LIMA
Brlcfc/CMar Front SpM-Lavoi. 4Uft. 1
f ? (lam*, bnck tlrspiiKa. gas hut,
Central air, 9 ym oU. roof? yrs. oU.
vinyl wlndowt. nownr drivamav.
DaMrrwnl. M*M«b«il coud. i
<Joc(Xa(«ig. W 0 0 i | 4 0 wumow
cownnrji. Wnat, mnHMncn «H!
•'JnrHWcapmg with n>
OUT OF
THE AREA?
CALL f OR FREE
PUBLICATION
1-800-753-3643
y-Sunday
24 Hours A O e /
'35 Vacation Property
^V^-For'Sal;]'
•ntSWEY AREA'
CONOO LAKEvtEW-W/
APPLIANCES, FULLYFURNISMED
Carpet, Florida floom
H1.000-WMAT A DEALI
Cat! for Information
PHONE FOR APPT: «49-73S7
t«O4n4tit
OPEN SUNOAY3: TPU-jPti
"OISNEY AREA'
CARLISLE ryr. viciuridn colonial
New
Condo-IBfVJSA
mwir Mao, borders mum parka 3L J e l d * Community
Dunmonl. rjoch*. *loma* barn,
id
«t</.BOO 1-210-774-3737
BROCHURE 1-aor>«JSa\.
F.MR VIEW
PARK.
31040
Ool
A
UUIVU.UWW
tAmtMntrn'm
ROB1NHOOO. I
*n>? WOT1 u u . .1 fcrSrEa^
•pin. Now hrtc . .. .._^_
l o c c . i l u t reio.7TSwJ
carpating, ilio.no door*. Fartcnij
land»enp»d backyard. 2 car
aiuctcnad Call 73-4-d«j
JUST REDUCED!
AVON FOR SALE BY
OWNER
re Lot
LAKE WOOD FOR LEAS£
Btaueful t.75O s q f i orfce on m«
groundtoo/tn the center ol Lakewood. Suitable and adoptaC) as a
contral office locationtoryour torn
Coail Onto Cuune**. iFumaned and
readytoroccupancy. Iroudea prrvai»
office* and conremncs room. Wei
maintained GuikDng. Must M e to
c p t o 2t0-22t-4:!00.
MULTI-flOOM Of FrClI SPACE; 1st
and 2nd tW t u r n «> pro'eMlonal
building >ocaled W/UI7 Fairview
Park. 356-?3Ba.
PROFESSIONAL CTTICE AvwUbW
Jan 1 u. idealtormedki.1 Of W e * of.
not. locaDMi Midway Maf arm In
EKra 445 Onswoid A t or* 3. Cafl
334-7SS2or 871-7490 (flerfom.
63 Share Hpuse/
MALE P-OOUMATE to inure 2
room Fiocky twi apt. W u m
USOTrno . 1/2 uM. ceiage. oreal
dealt 333-4400.
y « »p
o i e o e s (tt Few
AvXaDiel Booking: Summer Weeks
1900 2000. CantorMort
Iniormanon, 933-5172.
COTTAGE-Mart) lenead walortront,
3QO. near iilands. Cedar Point.
Doacne* Auy -Sapt 97*oa, Dock
'vail. (216) 33t-Oi5a leave mesCatlinourg Area New 3(tOM vacation
nome hoi tub. fireplace, decks, lake
access .spectacular mountain
Special raitn'rom «145 ;z2-
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RHSZS
m
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11 i
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1
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K59^aBB9BaBHflflH91
I HIBBi
WIU Train You!!!
S i t i n g wage $5JO
M2kTO*4ek
International Manufacture
SBaswinoad
"—Make. OH 44145
u l * ? - 0 0 0 "w - ° 0 0 MONTHLY
ffT a* PtT, F O T F R E E Info WrIW:
DIRECTOR
1373 Coney Island Ave. S i * . 427
Brooklyn. HYT1230
l i a WEEKLY Mailing Company
, Lasers bom Home. Many Positions
Available. Easy, No Experience
; Needed. F r w Info. Cad American
,' P u t t t t f w at 1-000-420-3026 EXT.
3300.24 Hra.
'.AOMIN ASST, Fortune 500 Co. Skill
wbvet $400/**. Part-time. Temp lo
perm. FREE OutDac* Omar !<x 21 JiH
-' 734-4821.
- AG£ UNE tS SEEKING RELIABLE.
'. PROFESSIONAL CHA'S (J7.2O an
-*our)«nd fiomemaker*' 16.20 an
l.Bourt Mun haw a car. AJ srtfts.
J; ACCCUWTS RECEIVABLE CLERK
K f c r i w U k j e prop0(ty manager. Fun
K;ttnw*DanaIitS. D ul l l**** incluje:
CCoRipiata accounting or tenant
skmauOt, posting dapotds & receipts
K M & , OL d a w entry, banking &
fMspondlng io tenant inquinei.
i ' W M o w t 05 A Excel e£?erlenc«
imOmt URl Propurty Management
O a fcnowledge hetpfii. Send
j . n e w n e kx W M t m y Managenw4
fc Co, 24850 Center Ridge fid..
aa.Weaa»to,OH44i/s.
FULL AND PART-TIME "FOR
PKESCHCOL AND SCHOOL A M
AMERICAN TRANSPORT.
PROGRAMS. Send^SSi™d
Fnnd|i C n o < W I HtooUrglor SaUry
Htt>ry K* P . O S J ? t30
£C* Wow Tot Nee t-<as^6*^T
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/
Dflvufs Tronm-Su^M linus Lnw ««3
ASSISTANT
Is booming* Lots ol n W s l Ncnli
Immedidtu fLrt
GEHERAJ, OFFICE
SucUonat 4 O THI Studsnb w« IcorTtol
Lskewood Insurance Agency
Good pay and benefits. Exoeriencv
Need COL7 We can tictp. (iOO-52?Naltonoi Insuntrm comp«ny stMk*
preferred. Fatrvwur Park oroa. CoH
9SG8.
www.uartMtatw
com.
EOE.
parl-bme
daims processor and Office
333-4063 or sondresumeto:
person. Insurance background a
EARN MONEY Reading BwiTF
P.O.0CM 450883
must. Work 3-4 days per week, norSSO.OOO/YrlncomaPotaniiaLDtta.is.
f a > O
mally during school hours. M.75 per
1 (OOP) 513-4343 EJttY-aiB3.
Driver
hour. For rmmadtaw consideniuan
ELECTHICIAN.
Solid Co.
Owner/Operators
call (216)221-2SCU & lax rtnumo lo
UnDrnployod w/Cort Skffl levsl; % 15(216)221-0220.
Flee! Operators
S17/rir.
Eicopllortol
opii'ty.
Regional
Carrier
n l Shorttieul
Sh
Macksrule SUTIlng Oroup
Oflntai/vUion o'ani, FHEE Cavs
da t " Uor*
or* trucks to HtniO«
Htn
Racorbad let) ocenngs:
lactatl 779-5296.
Lots ot 'Ha Toucfi'FrvIght
Toucfi'FIh
We offer
offer:
ESTABLISHED
CLEAN1NQ
Government
Jobs. r*jw Wring m your
•Fuel Surcnaida Paid
COMPANY teeJung fun •ndpen-l me
*rua- Ji 6,000-tea.OOO. Cafi 1-600*AH title*
itle* Paid
workers. Wwoa)u> araa. Eoenirgs.
0
8
3
0
8
1
a
»«1.
J-400 lor current
•All Permits P«M
S6.5uVrv. Send resume lo P O l b
lodaml.. icQLnty. * &rtaie
"
•Ho Company TrucJta
gty
»ao4QQ12 Bay Vifopo.OH 44140.
*WUeaga CuarvntMS
HAIRDRESSER. BUSY SHOP
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, Fortunu
*No HoidbSCJiOr Escrow
500 Co SWll»W(:}eoaxk. Outgo* iq
Hourty Wages. Will Update:
*Home Wwkaodi Ouer•nt»ad
personality nneded. FREE ccrabm
C*3 Larry today at BOO-2OO-CU0E
pimiel Kay 252-4114.
Hank) ivw Taioug rweds irotnotea
Uoru-frt.brn.-Spm.
individuals lo enter our Iralning
EXECUTIVE SECfiETARY, Forturo
Get The Detail*
prog-am. Call 1-600-831-1300 for
500 Co. EkJ level: J775/wk. Earn ta»
Hl-Cuba Eipreas
comttstct information. No*r taking
pay. Paid hoOOsy*. FREE General
ORIVER
ownat ooerators S BO srrpfyiioac'ed
. _ P/
TRANSPOHTINO
Ongma KAattl JJ 734-*a3T.
Cait: V-flaa-3g7-4a37.
scnool ago ctaWren 2-4 hrs. da*/.
EXPERIENCED SERVER lor bur,
Cail25i-zi»4t>efwn9~4
Wesfbke Omar. Tarn. -3pm.
HOME TYPISTS.
Driver-More expenoncB means moro
PC ut*rs needod. **SAOQ income
835-5031.
money with our now pay scale and
potonilal.
Cafl loco's 13-4J43 E «
FACTORY WORKER. WH ifhj CO.
new grads g»* intJon roimOursomenlJ
&21K1
Unemployed ar/csrt Skill level
Can Gjirtoy Tranaporuuiort Servces
jeoo/wk. Job securty. Employee
now. 1-000087-9311.
HOME
TYPIST
Ctiscounti. FREE C a n laCkeM
Dnvor-rttw pay raoe. Now CenOvy252-40*7.
PC users needed.
Cfeus condosi Up b Jtcents rrme.
PJ-ts.COO
ireome
potenOaJ
FIREFIGHTER; No experience
w«h pay toreipenenca. Higher coml^fl t-000-513-4343
ponsauonto*GO'StoolCalAm Ker- rxicecury. All Iraintng and travel
&dB2sar
provided at our aipense. Must be in
rwmonai. 688-«CALAnK EOE.
good physical concHnn and have
Driver up to jsam. IO st»n plus up
2 ° 1 w ^ l » » w Red Roo< Inn b
fagh school Optoma age 17-30. Cart; •ooklnr,
fa-M h u t o m ^ hardworking
to S700/week onortatwn pay) Great
l-aOO-5a2-1384torlocalir«ervWw. _
r w a * n » and assigned, «J convenFiKBed
Drivers
WsrtacB
Earn
up
to
tional Keel CvOs welcome, Ooyd
S34/miie
0 7 Ire'gritllrter
Bros. eoo-S43-aa23 EOEconvenOorHilsl YoTvo nevar aUMd
DHJVEHSl Company Onvera op » 40
us belorol Cnaiuot. M e 1-600-X3cents. OnnnarVOperators 80-1/2
TO07.
cams. Must have 1 year OTR and be
FOUNTAINBLEAU PARTY
Z3*. Catt tiEAHTLAND EXPRESS
lUUEOIATt'. HIHE: Psrt-umefluiiCENTER
AT t-aoo-441-<9S3
^__^
orrm. Bn hoine botora the kids, or
Oovm»-Aro you trnsd ol long Moun "
makeBasurrmerk36.Caltf33-Z714.
low pay? Room has a — ' "
Servers: EnwrMnca Pntanwi
lneipenenc«il Free COL training
*pn^nired Dy oompany'guararaeea
•^^••rwt^om UJMHMrHOM,
JoD H qualilled'based Out ol your
Avon Lake OR C«0 ttXTVT.
are«i-S5OO-S7.W weekly 'BeneftU
Friendly Toys A cats has knmsdUUe
W W i g s m your area. Number one H pec*»ge't-a0G-455-46e2. Ihen dial
TOO
pwty pun: Toys. gms. Ovtstmes.
" « " • 5 « « " - Free catalog snd LAW CLERK POSITION AVAItA O U I FOR A / O N LAKE FIRM;
**°maon
1-eoo-«8a-«75.
or Thlnl-Yaar Lew Student
PniENOLY TOYS * OIFTS HAS econ«l
Prarei
red. FtoNHM Hours, r e w a r d
COL w/HajMat A rnnlnwn t yaer
™**J»op»«y«g, in your area. Resume
to Kralg Brusnahan,
racen OTR eswr^nca C*>Dave
££I*?Jj? n- ^ !*"> ?•"• Toys. Sruenihan
4 Stuart, 15»-A Leer
LHa at BOO-937-O*3i EOfc
Qftt, Q«sBnas. Home Decor. F^W
" U l o g A Momtatky) 1-flOCMBaHA, A>cr* Lake. OH 44012.
|
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LAWN MAINTENANCE; EiperlExpantfng Ostbed 4
FRONT DESK RECEFTIONtSTT'Ad encad Cut not nectssary. Pay negoCotnp pay A mrie«
Firm. Skill level:
|82OrwH.
Meet
t
W C*T7»-8X.iQ leave message.
0
SSifKl^ P*
^**- F n M lining. LEGAL ftECRETARV. Ski! level:
up to 1-30 per rr*ie.
t5n m
S7»0/wk. Ful-Bme T*rn> B perm.
252^4 U?"*
" " ***"
****
weeUy pay. insurance lumtshod,
FREEImfcsns[scfc«BJ1734-4iai
40 IK. Ajwoned tractors. COL ' A '
FULL TIME HELP WANTED surbng UOHT ASSEMBLY a PACK1NO.
w/rmitnmt reqUred. Ilecerx Qrmdt
rnmeoaOy. WB Iran. Part-dme. 0fO>t
w«(ODm«f Cal Landair Trarapor. Inc.
tn person The Ar*m Con. 19347
BOO-788-7337
U J T i and H N
income pottmtlal.
l
Nurilnfi Assistant
Want lo work where you're
appreciated i — • —
?*™n
freeMwiis
"Employer-Paid Retirement Plan
•Experience Pay
'Career Ladder Progrsm
e i s . Quality Homa T i m f
rrNo handling-poucy J T R
d
Premier
Realty
33 »89 Lake H.J., Avon Lake
1-800-974-515S
httpy'/www.loriiincounty.coni/carolnmriihy/
WHY PA Y RENT WHEN X&ll CAN
OWN YOVR OJVN HOME?
1335 Lnkcwood
258 Vineyard
271 South I'-jint
33803 Klccuic
Lakewnod
Colonial w/garage
$68,700
Avon Lake
Ranch w/garage
$82^500
Avon U k e
Redecorated Bungalow
$83,000
Avon Lakr
Ranch style condo
S63.700
START S M A L L TO BUILD EQUITY!
YOU M A Y B E PAYING MORE FOR RENT THAN IT W O U L D
COST FOR A MORTGAGE WITH TODAY'S LOW INTEREST
RATES. CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS!
NEtt' USTISG - $109,500
213 BROOKFIELD, AVON LAKE
Three bedroom bungalow *ith hardwood floors, divided fiul'licd basemcM,
fenced yard and immediate oempancy U available for YOU! Sec UiU hr.nie
TODAY hy calling CAROL MUHPIIY.
t»t*tt«llttt«lt»MtS
LOOKING FOR YOVR NEXT HOME?
CtLL TODAY TO SEE:
35217 Nikki Ave.
N®lf;rtJT
32071 Ukt! Road
I I Lake Road
il:61B CarrLige Lane
•2627 Carriage Lane
Avon Like
Avon I.JkAvon I^ikc
Avon Lake
'
STATE-TESTED
NURSINQ ASSISTANT
CHtLOCARE
PROVIDCftS
•Eerly Childhood T e a c h e r s .
Assta.
*Nanrrya and SKtors
•FuB and Pan-Tkna
FUwDoi
* Home most weekends
* Yaar-nuid ndM
" U i i n u n toudl
loe«rlng Departm
* 401« f*J» pnn««»i
Tecfmlc«IAjo«H
* UO1IS
A
B^nemoeria, 1VS7
IVXHJWW
cere r e t w t e m • muM
' Avon Lake Wgrt School
- «nt Uucn More*
Cad Erin, 91441 to
' 17S Avon Balden Road
Cantnal F
CLJUSJV
'•• ZL
Avon Lake
COL-A
PROCESSOR
nOENEHAl. REOUIREatEHTS;
™ 1. CUzen of the UrMed States
SXOO/HH
Dfive rs-Tnompson Emergency
2. SU motm after ongjnel
FreigM Systems now rwing owner
West side scnoot dtuna seeks per"oWtnanl. a l employees srtal
operators We need urpo-wani,
son » B M M In proa«Mig medcal
i wBrsn a twenty atr m«e radus
and Oantal claims lor up to 13 pck-up wen cap. 3 & 5 Km dock levM
trucks. It you 0am own a truck, w e l
schools. «ghry Ofganwd. prolwheogetyou n o t truck, H r w c t t g
sanal mdMdual needea For Imme- t J . Acopy o( the appficanTi valid
available OAC. TEFS oilers the
data considermBon col (216)
SH. OMo Dttver-s ucenae and a hmh
loaoMng
benartts. -Compemtv* mfle
22t-2S0O
W
l
a
i
tasurna
lo
(216)
RvrnaTOploma shai bo pretenHd
pay; "Paid to«i; *No starl-up !•«.
221-0200.
I ; * tie Municipal engneer prtor to
'Fuel cards; 'Paid muttl-toads. a
Mackenzie Staffing Group
„ Irw day ol employmenL
•Pakl empty rnles: *»grvon Bonus;
Rocordedtobopenings:
*PKnty ol work. Ptooaa eel 1-B0O{2t61 S2O-5777
If.;, CtNERAUHFOfUIATION:
B1I-C6T5.
X, A copy ol trietot)doscnpDon sfiaO
CLEANERS; R«identiaJ dearmtt
Drivers . Now htrmg experienced a
needad. Transportallon requCed.
% n Asaabas at ctty hall at the Urne
Cal Karwn 061-3027.
>w«penerced dnverst EiceiMnt pay
•^
olappicafloa
& complete Benefits Assigned
CLEANING: Hastdeniit* homes.
equipment, tuition feirnourwment.
pBctOor«rnayboot*irtyJ
Looking lor dependable. m.»tuie
retention
nevntrve. nder pnnrums
g nonnal Duemosa txwrj ai the
help. Tran- ."xtaaon mqunNJ. G-xx3
Skill Tranuiortation: 1-600-800• A m Late Muniopal Striding. ISO
pay Partb»M. IteiJbiu noun. AaVy
0B70 (eoe-mfl)
wnBelden Road. Avon Laka. OH
St i*06B C e r W Rjdgn Rd. N K £ . / " W J W W M . on August 20. 1997.
DRIVERS/ROLL-OFF
*
•SPtaOons must be mado on mo
ena.
THANSFER.TRAILER DRIVERS
^•Ppfcaflon torm provklod by me
CMC MACHINIST, trmovnlfr* Co.
Needed lor (tipandmg CkuntKnoj . Awjn U k o CNH Service
unemployed w/carl Skill level:
Based waste hauNrg comparry Ctass
MmMsHon. Appocsuons mall be
SOOD/wK.
InnoviHvo CO.
A or B COL niquired. top Dsy. home
w u n e dtothe recepoomst at the
DentalMsun ptana. FREE General
evenings and weekends. FAX Work
* w n Lake Municipal Buidtnj not
Cinema ncfcettl 2S2-4J47.
Hatoty k> RAH WASTE DISPOSAL;
• W Van 4.00P JJ. on Wednesday.
COUNTER ATTENDANT NEEDED
(JIB) 4S1-4909
Septoba I9(p
FOR W E E K D A Y S : 11AU-1PM
Dr.verWTrectorTrMtr
AND/OR 11AM-4PM. APPLY IN
Girt the M e * you noed and
PERSON: SUBWAY. 375 LEAR
t * « p i f o i i h o DO2M documurt
Gal iHvne weekM
ROAD.
AVON
LAKE.
*••accempany me applkaiaon to
DedKalal. MW Shorl Haul
"" CUSTOMER REP
i ™ l r • rmnlmum et sU montla ol
available.
Stable
Industry
' * £ * * MKary servtoe. Oualirymg
* Year OTR experience.
: " 5 " i r w w « n shaflraoervofivw
Formal on metobtranng program in
Dunngun Motor Camera
j f ^ o n a l ports,« mey racehn a
a rygfHxuWe career. Salarytbonus.
50O-5C6ag
• f ™ D )cofli o( sevonty peronrc II
expense account 4 benefits. Poten*£t*tt of cennc&Oon end DD2 M
tial earning so ti.OOOrwk. II you Drivers: Compeny dnvers/owneropa
,•"5*1aocompany ma sppncauon,
have a ftair lor public contact, a
SSOO-StOOO sign on bonus! Van,
• I * * * i h u not be awarded at a
professional appearance a entoy V*
flaSwa dtKScaiod single* or Mams.
p::/
latefdaw.
looUrfrt. can Suaan al 340-6243 or
No e<pertence7 No pniiem. Tramtng
atndnMUme » 1148 EucM Ave.
iv ajtal*t. OutUers TrarnporL 1-000<411. Oevlend. 44115.
7B2.1BI9.
* * * « y dotar( J20.00) luno leo Is
Due lo new contract*. TKANS- ^ f * * K I when mo appOcabon U
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
REP
ft
GENSERVrCE. INC.. Coehocuon. Ohio
.ff?E«l. The Ung lea m a t be In
ERAL
O
F
n
c
e
WORK.
Pan-nme.
wfl M htnrg eddttional solo and laem
i L j * w m of a money order.
Fleilbia Hours. JB/Tw. Mr. Rcoter
drtwrs.
7 " * f i oroartmed check poyaWe
P
V
^
n
g
.
WtwOofcc
B92-OO0J.
FLATDEO OIVtSlON
|./, <to* » CMy of Avon Lake.
HegionaJ and long tlaut
~r3TST0atER SERVICE REP
VANDTVtSION
Medic Drug. Cai Manager tor
an applicant should
Oedfcated Rum
Details. gB-gSOO.
tod of basic
Moel Runs dropmook
ttwtng.
land
OfJJ-RESTAURANT
lo» Ui average 000 mies
)' 1 " X ) conslructton
D«vs only. Mon.-FrL WesBake. Cook
Sotoa/Teams Walcome
- anrfmamnmaBcj. The
a OtiH PrW>- CaO 835-9310 Says or
REFRIGERATED DIVISION
should be at*»tol o t a *
734.5g4Bgvena.
DMKaktd runstoWaal Coast
atand
w f l e n Insiruawns
DENTAL A3SISTANT
Return Loads lo Columbus.
! hBr
ff - onatyzo and mierprel
$8 -Jt2Vhr North Ctmsled Ama.
Youngstown. Pmsburg
V|«JOP«car(t should be able
35-45 hrs A A . Potential benefits. Can
Lumpers Paid
i L ? * ™ ' ' Imtnjments, propan
770-8730
UnHmHBt)
Miles
y operate lend survaytng
Teams Only
_
DRIVER
wT|en( practice proper salary
Lake modal air rkto eqJpment wttn
1
NOT
GETTINa
THE
MILES
OR
***- commurwcaia
SBieiUte communication.
PAY
YOU
WANT7
* y . trough tpeocti and
All dupatch mikM paid
t. Leader mrruins
» and prepare and mdntaln
Fuel Safety. Pertormance E3onu9
2 Average 1.BS0 mliesytnp.
"curwo documentation.
Hoarih. Life OWaWity Insuryioo
3. Top line equtomert.
netiremont Pbin
Eiportenced DrtwonvOwner
commensumta
Paid Holiday/Vacations
operators
REQUIREMENTS
Covenant Transport
23 years of aga
1-800-441-4 }»4
Good
Driving lecord
AVON LAKE IS AN
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
"AVOHLAKF
5?
gjbcdjHjftii inultjJevel
$155,700
•I bedroom colonial
$168,650
3 bedroom colonial
$176,350
•I bedroom contemporary $180,000
X bedroom colonial
$199,988
CAROL MURPHY i s m neighborhood professional with tfia national credentials
to assist yoorintfmdital needs, first tima buyers or luxury home dreamers or
anywhere in between, let CAROL MURPHY.. .LMD WE WAY HOME!
Ji
I guess you can say
I put my sole
Into my work."
The Avon Lake Smythe Cramer Co.
wishes to congratulate our Sales &
listing Leaden & Achiever's Oub
MembersforJuiy
A s a better Hunxrs a.-kJ Cu-iicn* wist u w x u t ; . it'i my j(>> u>
ihe homing market. AnJ my privilege to put &U In
edge (.> work fur yw.
So if you'ie looking tu bu) or idl i hunie-of lour* ioi
who ii-cili roc!
fKathy K/ecger
650GM BEAUTIFUL HOUE ftESTLED en iL-scs 7
tan ol w a s Sadavj to Awn Couty Out 2fd UTI
m W M I tar. 2 WBFP, 2 a i sa gar. 2 car « L Sir
•iVjft. 3675 5q
p
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1+43,900 Uanja Ginnl MW&M.
KREEGER
E67BU. CCKTEUPCfiAHY COLONIAL Opert vC
VV^Wt'J row c<ao. 3 ^rj* t*ScoT^ en a
5
*>.•**
vte «ir> jarar?*. neusal decor. Uif»7« a m »
fciOiCO «m waters bujw i r s r r
You're the T of my busuiess
*781W. IMPECCABLE RANCH h guel rttsttcthooA N m v bidwn catmau and bamrocn torn.
Udjt Don! nus tfis cfomwr, JE6.9CO. Valeifc A.
Waddafl. 93M733. t-a3O-5BH2O7. u t O57H.
871776. EXQUISITE TAKOTAS" cofcnjl wffi 1H
fiocrrasterJ J « . 3 bedroonj. plus bcrxa ran t *
U
Ecer cewnngs. mrooOwJ'« en a cU-oa-iac. N«w
prca WWjXtt Lrta Hoflrn, 933.3m
K9CC6 VYOOOED HOMESITE 4 y o n *onj
tei
Hint trimmed Ircrl 2 Uorf (amdy r-om
we» Iwm Utircaui • Thi rw«« 1
KATHY
SATULLO
E79.9QO Lcr»ra Kaio. 933-3731
Home Office
"I Speak Real Estate" 933-4977
W7H01 GREAT CFFCE COfOO bca»cl n A w i
U u Protaiicnai Suiting on ttBer R t CurrMfy
utup as Or.'s. ofBca. Frert t tack door. U w U d
paricng tvkbtUa. $6I^0a BJ Spam. CBS- B991000,304500.
: & W RTVEH DOW «gi 52»70 U ax>d tM
•tlCRJaLM Ajfrg hdscu cr OMC lamty r«m«t Pirk
four »np<r « tmU min nrjnca H M «l«cinc
wattr ft hoiang tar*. Why m at S2O.00O71 BarO
UMr.KS-3731
Hillside Location - AVOD
in a scduiicd. hej»Jy
2+ ten: piopertT v<ith
2 crtcki. CirtivJtir« fiOTie
fcjtu(tt» great room, w
bath, cenual vjcuum.
1144,500
BfiBSI I VACATION CONOOl Ga W Siftlutt,!
Ef^cy p u n d nna n Tn T MOcon lumr»d
unt cvtfiockng tni Hittovi PncM 10 jtli at
$84,500! Setttrwa balconj I c aarm tummtr
, 933-3733. *S<«»r
Spacious Ranch Avon Lake
Splendid one-owner borne
tuck* up to wood*. Huge crui
luom with fircplaor, flortii
ruutn ami central au.
IIJ9.900
Dcliciously Delightful
Amhcrit
B2554T. AUHERSTcOHTZUt'QtWt.
3-5 C*tfy
lancbcapad. Ltrpi tatHn M. Formal dnng room,
tamly loom. WBl-'P, 2 ear eW. caragt. Jt».00a
Jc*ma Dtriaa 2BMI27.333-373.
enar NEW usma uga 4 t*n»n ss MA
cotoriat I d Boor o * \ IntrW b«*<m«rt grM Ian*
tcapirq. c/t(t dacoreng. dtck crt cf rK* «ftd
Utfwn. mtal atM do you "*<1? B34J00 LnJi
rtorao. 933-3733.
A Jnmjuc creation ol
ami comfort on over
in acre lot. Juit bbulous.
118-1,900
733M7 AfFO«OABL£ LME/HONT
poul
opan leer CMTI a ? , «fc,v t a r w ^ W c«cnom.
2.1 ban i w d - i * * . not gas h M l e -«f
r
reom P-M WBFP S nOcul S2J0.C0Q. B*!) UU<
3333731
Rustic Ouna * ShcfficU Lake
Si^erb tsxsc edei cmianible bnoj
c-3wj, lefti and T*u!wJ tnhno. A kx
o( fcir
1I14.SOO
•
•
8 S In EARLY CHILDHOOO.
tiv Mom Pint t*d A QPH cmn Mot
Nursing
LPN
Parl-Tlma A PflN
AJIStilfta
Opp
.pportuniuas now •,.•«»•* , o
Join
,j«n our dyruvnte nursing taam.
Th 212-toad sklliad nursing
This
fsclltty Is commlttad lo
maintaining a positive work
stivironmartL « you U k * prlda In
your clinical akliti. a poaaass
laadarshlp, moOvalkjnarsnd good
communteatlon ablliuas, com*
Join ow taatn of caring
prolmlonaH at Ohio Etandad
Cam Cantar. For a conddontlal
Intarvlaw, ptoasa rax raaurra to:
2ie-2tt-«S64 or ma'l to:
OHIO EXTENDED
CARE CENTER
Attn: dlractor of Nursing
3304 Kolba Road
Loraln, OH 44033
(218)202-2344
EOJ
Nursing
RN
FULL-TIME
11-7
An opportunity la now avtllabia to
lot" our dynamic nursing taam.
This 212-bad shlKad nursing
facility la commtttad to
maintaining • poslllva work
anvlronmant. ff you taka prlda In
your clinical skills, A poaaast
laadarahlp, motivational and good
communlcauon ablllMs. coma
|oln our warn of caring
p.o'«*stooals at Ohio Eitandod
Cara Cantar. For • confKMntlal
Interview. pla«M fax rasum« to:
21«-2Sa-e»4 or mall to:
OHIO EXTENDED
CARECEH1ER
Attn: Dlrvcwr of Nursing
3204 Kolba Road
Loraln. OH 44033
(218) 302-2244
EOE
NOW HIRING SNACK B A J T H
FULL-TIME POSillON UNTIL O O
I OB EH 3t ST. Must tm lu tn Ohlor
For Mont Intormuum. C
orfl7t-OtP2
PART-TtME ENTRY LEVEL OOOK~
KtEPINQ POSITION '*VA1LABLE.
Mutt be a d ) to do erne* tvrxmakatKxi FkiKDMi houo f .wlabU; Jtxnc
be "school fiour»" c/i yixj wouW tM
aol« lo be ttoma */yoot cftudiBn
Send Hnsume and Salary Ftonuni.
menu W P.O. BOX 30O-TP. AVON
LAKE, O H 44Qt2.
Part-time Bar Makt, Afternoon.
834^3216.
PHOTOCHAPHEft; foatmiu Full
tima position. Musi ba Ho***) a m)
nav« tna abHiry to develop cohx and
block & wnna Mm. soni] itrmrr* A
somptas to P O Uo 14 SO 14 Wti itlake
0 H 4 4 H 5 . Artn. Cfciflv
PROORAU MANAOER
Mai [or-1 Degmo in Retuibiiilaiion o<
rouilad twid Five year's
-aorWng d d l p
disatjlecl individual» Two
supervisory
[Jenodts Apply.
Personnel Department
Loraln Counrj Board
ol Mental Retardation and
Developmental Dtaabllltlea
1091 Infirmary Road
Elvrla, OH 4JQ35
(210)320-3734
.
EOE
RECEPTIONIST
Oroal upanmc lof lull iim^ fl«capttonisi Musi bo aa/aorwitui O"^«
skills CcmtMjiiiivo saiarv A
Oravlry We«t Snlon. 20012
Rd. RoOy Itrvnr
EcHETAny
Avon Lake Company h*i P#nTime Poation Avutatxa ( r o m
Noon-9PM OaUy; Switchboard.
Word Proceallng. Otnar Oeneral
Office Dutlea. Eipwlence
Required. Please FAX/Setid
Resume to-. U.S.I.C. COHP.. ass
Moore Road, Avon Lake, O H
44012. FAX- 0334079
PtZZA CUTTER, 33501-K LAKE
ROAD: NOW HIRINO DRIVERS
AND KITCHEN HELP.
REPAJR-REMOOEUttd
ana Da!n ramoijeiing compwy toetno luu tune mslaiux v*mce t»f»on witft auroral mnalnUrn
•epensnea KnoMoOgo of carpwilry.
GrfmBa t
y d t p g
a muil Compjny vahiclo and
bwrwlm. good dityino rooxiJ a must
M*ts! r*w>B mritry
^oruit' *;i
MKJ"»^II wCHirtaiJ opportiflM/ Tiv
YUJ/ nx>»l M K « t ytrrtf T/T COLA *
pood iin%'ng rncotO rvquinid C-»"
K a i At BOO-aai-1045 «v«n.no» &
CWLD CARE I N M T SHEFFIELD"
•II'M, Ao^rt 3 Murats & IJO. M«J*
Opwinky W
TREE CUMOERS 4 APPRENTICE
TREE CUMBERS: Mu-t N I M I vaisJ
ilnvwr't bce*i»J) arid puts JruJ Wjt
Bnmrits, 1niu>apc< nrxl 401K *rt^(
at EaiinOt Tiixt SarvtCs. 400')6
Coo<»ir Fown'Moad. AintMni On IWXJ-WWM430
TREE WORKERS WANTED.
GHOUNO M£N AND CLIMBERS
CALL ?34_.?g74
U S Muil U'lvnn all 50 »laln»
STJ 00-11000 par hour Plus hnftflft
A pnnwin For irtonrvwion can 303-
RETAIL SALES/UANAaEMENr
Aesis«^ company nui imme<*iiiB
opomncs lor Assislim tAirwjn* &
tun tirrv w)wi p«apM M u i m
eiEMnnncu vr. ton UMIS a tto'inila
pius Hav comnMnsumir lwrn «ap«tWK* Pail vocation, ucd iUy\ tmrMrtXTwnt ana no«d<i» \»i K M U
surid rosumu or tenor nUtfiJ work
Bnpenuncit and laUry ryMcy ASAP
Pmsonnnl Manauor. I' O lloi
450041. Wjstllkij.OH 44145
" Wust incluOa sitldry fnitory lo Ui
cong.dr>n>a A Fun Plncw To WmV-
" J ^ E D O * ™ , , Up.»aiur» Horn.
o«try ™,Wnd WocuyPumuli r \ J
o ^ ^ C , , . . . V 4 n l r t , C o , u ,400-
SALES
WORD PROCES3OH. CPA SkiJl
knrtH J50UA.* DIWUBIJ rtfiOM Su.
-85, Situations .Wanted
EXPERIENCED MOTHER will
twoyM in my norm, weekday* play
area <n bach yard, wm promto luncn.
aftamoon inacn A T.LC. Eastvtaw
Scnool araa. W-^BIOFREELANCE ARTIST m k i emDWymunt m Fmu Art. Craohe Design,
OFFICE PRODUCTS
Wei!s«Jii lomior/ Must ha»« o'licii
prwlutt sokri uipurHHicH S«ml r«Siirrw 10 onc« Prcxlucts. P O Uo«
45071. WoatfcUia. OH 4414^
1ALE3 POSITION
Wnll groammi. poisod. tasfnonaWo
SVIIBS Parson lor upscale mulsliote
woown'j ctollurx) tomiiM«i Compel
Mary or F'autotto I
TELEPHONF. SECnETAOy
I Vi >n« Ansmonng S«iV"C« I'Hiiiimu Afcti 10 »<jrti rtvjmuKis. uriitr.
noons. wiurUHys J5 Gtttir W>l 'r»m
AUP"y 2/l?2EjistO*i.in KVoeHOays
^H.-^£m_5alufTi.iv»flam-4pm.
TMa City of Avon Laiia saaiis tria
following: Part Tlma Sacratary 10
tha F Inane* Olractor, Start Ing rata
$8.50 par hour. flailWa schaduU.
rimlllarlty wltn word procassors
raqvlrad. Sand rasuma 10 Flnanc*
Dlractor. ISO Avon Qaldan Road,
Avon Laka. OH 44012
83 Child pare : ^
RESPONSIBLE HABVSITT6R
WANTED FOR AFTER SCHOOL
CARE Fw U Vr OW in My Avon UUO
Homo, Uujl Omfl Pieass O*ll 3334714
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Office; (216) 716^00
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p o c f c w i f — . men'sOTWwettv
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ELECTRICAL * TELEPHONE
WOfiK. UoonsetJ. bonOad & k«urM
Reasonable rate*. B33-*»3.
A l Work Pertortned k>
FAX
SERVICE
APRAYER TO THB MOLV
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-naMavary*tfng and wowed me '*
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• ^ and you who are kial Instances
on my Ka waTi i w I. m M snort
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Vaa I nwrwaniiq ba saparaaxl
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axaanal datfca may Ce. (wart to ba
•an ycu and my loved one* in your
Barpakal gfcxy. Amen. Tnar* you
to you» love towards ma and my
kMd ones. Persona rnust say M A
pnntr 3 conaacuDw* daya »«nout
aawg lor your wtan. After 3rd day
wWi w* t s granted, no manor
dHcuB R may ba. Tnan promna
to publan Ma ( U n a at toon as
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•aach my MuH: You who gave ma
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mono t « t at dona to mm, and you
MTD n ai twtorcaa ol my tto wtfi ma:
t. k) n a thort dUtogue wanitomar*
youtorBveryMnQ and conBrrn onca
more that 1 navar want lo be
tapanaad torn you no matiar now
gnm lha mMerkd detfro nwy ba. t
wart to ba « m you and my towed
onaa tr. your parpXuH gtary. Amaa
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and mytowedones. Panona muu
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maaar how omcuB I may ba. Than
pramtM to puMbh Ma OWMUB >S
aoon a* W»tevorla grartod. A.P.
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THE PRESS
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AVONUJCE
:
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t,/.y .. Services'(:,.'"''',
LEGAL SERVICES
Income Tex PreDaraDon. Dtvorce.
wwa. Bankruptcy, A » « d Prooaia.
Power* ol AKMney. TrafltoOUl,
Ekler law. A l Courts.
Fn*o imt ConiUUnon
D. OOUANOV1C. ATTY.
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Warning! Your ctiadren cotAl b«
loaang ttwf nwrtancet CM: i-2ift732-5S23.
13S General Services
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REPAtR-REMODEL
20 Yra.Expa<tanca
Plumbing • Carpentry
Baff<roomaJQicnana,CBnmtc T»
PanaBng, RacHoom. Eic.
Wltote
ftoMW
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734-0779
A CARPET REPAIR
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892-0907
FORD HOME
IMPROVEMENT
4
ALTEHAT1ONSI
AVON LAKE WOODWORKING CO.
I t r a mart* ol wood, we can do tf"
Oookshelvas. cablnelt. custom
closets, entertainment centers,
kiichan pentnes. Free estimates
axvxri.
BUSINESS » RESIDENTIAL
TELEPHONE SYSTEMS. Sales.
additions, mows and changes. New
or used equipment avwlabte. Sarvtce
on most mepr toands. RaMdenual
wiring. Reasonable rales. Lake
Telecom, B33-5771. 1-BOO-5225771.
_ ^ _
MAINTENANCE.INC.
HANDYMAN
PEMODELINO
Piumtiing. Elaeirtcai. Carpentry
No job too tug or tuo v n a l .
835-9687
CLEANIINQ;
Horn* or Ottice.
Trnrougn, Cortstotord, Bondod aiKl
IrwuredT Free EUlmaMa
HOUSEWOnX. ETC
933-20M
rn-oson
^_
CLE/'UNQ.
Commofilal,
roaldenilal. new ooratrucuon. bolore
or alter you move, jparunenu.
olllcai, parmortatlioa aarvlco.
aonded & lr*un»a Frea estimalea.
All work guaranteed. For more
IrformnBon cafl DAY^ EASE. INC.
-Z7-R34G Othars lend you •
Call John fit
J R Enterprises
779-7303
WINDOW R£PA*1
834-S1 l a
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. WOUng.
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Pavmertti 1
January tB9a V tnyt WJlng
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morwy down. CuM l-aU»»1-OA43.
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$79
VtCTHOLA BEPAA UAVtCC
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WAMTCD: Non-Working.
quick lurnaround lima and
reeaonabU nrtaa. Cal Lanca today at
Xlt-toM.
EXTS4S.
CREDIT CAftO DCBIt Stop naHUMng pmne caaa. Efcrtnaia or reduca tmma. Cut peymonts up »
m . NorvPioftl Debt CoraoidiiBOn
UBEHTY HOUE IMPnOVEUEHTS
All Type* ol Benaodeano. Flooring
• Specialty. Sneet VWiyl, Ceramtc,
Lamlnela Ftoore. iPeroo,
Imagine). H4SURCP OOttbca
^*
Ma-2041.
NEW Service compai.j"Tirming r,
Ann UJui «or crticafy ne«>id. u r n
day delivery so/wice ol nonnauaidous nwterMU fmn.;-» pound
uo to 1.500 pourt« anywtyKJ In
Orw. FlatnttM Cal l-3tfr«33-4Saa
tor data**.
PAINTING &
PAPERHANGING
KMcfwn & Dan FtamodaanQ
Window nopiacament
Drywtd I tepair
Eipenonoed • Ineured
CalJIMLEKAN
779-8983
PHILLIPS VACUUM CLEANER CO.
SALES AND SERVICE. New and
robult cJoanera. auarai*ted knmat
prices on new cleaners. We ropuir al
nukei. warranty wore lor Hoover
and Euro ha I 5 H 0 O«tro>t Hd ,
LaMowood. Pich-up and dalivaty
avndable. Cal 1-226-0730.
REAL HOME REPAIRS
tntontK/Extenor PMntmo
Suunlnj
Custom Ce&ngm
Ptotk
Quihroom nemooeUng
Ce«no Tarw 1 Ugntng
Orywat. Shael Hocfc. PbwMr Work
Oaiaoea Demo'dVAl Home BepeWI
Ucenee * maurad
20 Year* Experience
CaiRottn
777-3589
Your 1 <)cnl ttiinrtyman
Savittg Energy. Saving the Environment
BMS
Loo-Cancy Roule. 30 .
Earn ecu. SarjQU».
4GS-VEND.
LANO3CAPE DESIGN
ESTAB.1J57
Lawna-Snrubs-Treea
BifcK-Stono WaksftPBUOS
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Snrutt TrtmrMnn
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MemOeniol
OHo Nunwrymarrs Auoc
lor
".t;4l. Bu Hdin^Suppltes
. Engbieered
00bi
50sl00>:a
671-CQ71
LANDSCAPES
EXTRAORDINAIRE
Saijrjotieterca
«-«^
H7J13I
60*200x16 M I JB3J00 Bobrcs
S29.9G0
C
Landscape Sarvtca Speclalbdng
52HLBwWinoi-save tnousarvda
nounotora buy? We must eel lour
arch style. stn>gnt side buUdna
Immediatatyi
2S'*2ty.
xriMrAcrrfcr. 5O-»iorjr. F
CALL DAN
937-675?
PROFESSIONAL
LANDSCAPE DESIGN
Dasigna or Merit for IndMdual
Ramidencee, Conwoendal a m
PuBaeProperDee. C M for a Free
CanauKatlan Today.
gia)fQ7ttO4
TERRY MURRAY LANOSCAPffio"
Landscape tnetaUaOon •, Dcshin
NEW LAWN INSTALLATION
ScnrutMVSinal Tree Rwnoval
Garden RototMnaCtaarbupr
P>**«ure Wasneig (beck/Honvs)
Ed4rmtjgrittnQ.Tense* Bum
l t n
P n O
•>*»«*•. l-«0O*(5-7388.
PARTY AND WEDDING
CAKES BY JUDY
QUALITY BMGflEDBIKrS.
CREATIVE DESIQN3, DEUVERY
AVAiABLE.
, 155 Cemetery Lots
•ogemer Scene ortgnl
.{SS4]97f-17«S.
MOWMOtMORE
LAWN CARE
FREE ESTttiATC
•O0-4H0
..-,. f ;v158 Cjeaning',.^'
DIRT OUT!
> *»••'! Dury. F i * SamcJ
WWW. C»ario«. At— Huna
Qwpts. UphcMMr,. D
A CUSTOM DESIGN
Prm InfcwMr PMoong
Fmum Flnanee • Papmtntvolm
CiwM Vrafl (War«
835-4255
335-4255
CRgPCTCAnoPHOBLEM3TOnn
low morcrtfy paymeri Culliajrwii
C
COLUMBIA GAS
NATURAL CHOICE HOME
Panting *7 Paper I tanning
SWMOB Since I97O
933-2990.
ACTION VACUUM
For Mora Wormation, Ca« Carol
Free EstlnMtae CwMfy Grwan
No Job Too Sown
Futy Insured
CHAPtaCOEStON
tmao* * everymng i
buuieaa world. A I
produces Bp-noich reaJ*.
Logos. Layout,
DICK MILLER
327-69?2
Vacuuma on Bale New 4 Ueed
Fiee EMrneMa on Repairs
Modeta From S29.M and Up
2U07 Detroit R d , WeeOaka
Customer S a d ^ O o n a Our
I rttmodBtru and mure.
3HOWROOM - » 4 * i LAKE RO.
HANDYMAN
25 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
c &c
A BBOUUUI Cnap«W3*wcn
FIELD MOWING
ROADSIDE MOWIN
835-4255
Smoke & Water Damage
RertontBon
C e l Sieve Blur
REACH 2 MILLION NEWSPAPER
READERS wttnonead piocemanL
ONLY J1B0. Ot*/s
O * / s bmX a r n n n t y
"owspapen Cal KMfw at the Or«j
"owspapen.
Statewide CteuAed hbtwork. 01448G-6677.
RESIDENTIAL
AND
COMMERCIAL
BUILDING &
REPAIR SERVICES
5TJCES-;.*.',-, •••;
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1
Realty
One
"3
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COPIES
MADE
25 CENTS
WANJEDJTOY THAWS An* kind!
Any Condiuon. Cash p*td Call
Bnxa, 323-1455, I M W nJwsayT
WANlkU-.lOY TRAINS Any kind"
,.\ V>20 P e r s o n a l s
1
5
No hamoamar*. NO FEE. C C T * " *
jToavaiawe. NON-PROFIT AOEN-
Co i-aoo-aanKgr.
DEBT CONSOLIDATION LOANS!
Cut paymaras up to 65%. Dad Crodt
OK.Tfcenaed. bonded. S«ne day
approval Cafl CrerM Manaoarnent
Swwan i -aoo-ai i-oaao EJ-IOO.
OVEH DUE BaJ-S? Paying Mgn %7
Call now lor Debt Coneoldaiion.
Same day approval! CUpeymortJ*
We^lpy
eooooo-ooea.
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Smoke A Water Daman
nEuoOon
Can Sieve SK*r
Smoka a. W«wr Lwmoga
t
CB> Sfcrte S'lar
HOUSEWOfW, ETC
Home or OOtte. "n nraugn.
Coneaaent. eonded cnl bwuted
Five Easmatet.
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PR£ST)OC HOME SCRVICES
r i K w u w i r h i e i e n j rnrimme
OOca. New Corwiruaon. Insured.
048-5041. Clajys Bet.
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ACCUSTOMED TO QUALITY?
MTEAtORCXTERIOR PAWTlNa.
STAMNa WOSO-CRATNINa
ETC. DECORATIVE PAIWnNO.
FRESCOS. FAUX<FM1SHES
(WXCHrVC TAUGHT FOR 3
YEARSL 30 YEAR'S
EXPERCNCETOWNER ON-JOB.
PLEASE CALL JBI A r 134-1814
FOR A REASONABLE ESTIMATE.
WHY WALLPAPER?
BOB'S
GENERAL REPAIR
Mat a deanng asm
Ejcetnm nRarenoaa
FreeEsamaaM
3U-*74Cj* 323.11U
Parang-WaBpapar
CompMa Drywal Wor*
18 yfwL. n D t r t i r a
DOBCOWHARO
RESIDENTIAL
CLEANING
331-5749
CERTIFIED PAINTING
Competitive Ratue
221-1446
PAPERMO, PLASTERINO
Ras./Apt/tndu>.
,-i^OCanslructlqo.
DMtnbutora Needed: For Amsrica •
tm, tum M«ng geme. Eaminosun.
kmOsd. Pan-Ome. FuMma. Prrtadediermorya—JaWa. Own your oyn
twalnees. r™e McmaSun. NLH Entarprtte^ Doa 339. FiedencMOwn.
OHOOIB.
.
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OWNTRIENOS TRAVEL AND RECEIVE PERKS AND COMMISSIONS. CALL TW3Y. B00-Z114WC
FOfl DETAILS.
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FREE SEMINAR ^
How to CreaM MuMpM Stroama ol
Inoomo Buying Homo* m Men Aniea
*wi N«tww Oo-m c a i t-aoomagae£. a«L3 24nr. Recordod MMaage.
jMnrttlon G-5 tor free GT).
Grertmo Qud DMtnttasr » • ) « « « •
No sebiig Sarvtce aooaunts M.000mlnimum Inveslmeni. immediate
casn now. B-10 nrtTwk. AocnunU
provided. SSO-IOOk poW-ial. 1-8004M-Z3T7.
.
ICE CREAM TRUCK: G«£AT BUSINESS FOH SALE OR LEASE, ESTABLISHED WESTSIDEROUTE.
CASH INCOME. CALL TROY, •00WINDOW 4 WALL CreaUona; F « f
lured m Ertnmraneur SCO* and Bu»neaa startup meoumea amandno
In Ohio. Prime lerrSDrto*. $3 *£O rwnknum mveatmonL Hnandng avnilablu. B0O-386-57Bt.
331-8101
Call Sob
ITS Done Rloni
Tha First TlmaFREg ESTWATga
BRICKLAYER
Grfc*. Dtoch. Slone Work
New or Repair
Ownney. Slepa. EK.
FreeEsttmatea
40 Yrs. EnperJanca
D & J'S PAINTING
IntsfioriT rtartor
Pretosalonyl Workmanship
Prompt Courunus Sarvloa
Cat FUrvtew Park
B3S-0472
' CONCRETE REMOVALaT"
REPLACE11ENT
ROUGH a FffaSM CflADara
WaHandtaAlJuba
OigorSmal
670-7660
EUROPEAN PAiNTtNG
A SERVICE. INC
835-8468
J3«2O«1
COS ENTERPRISES
M7Q Landscaping;-.
.
BEST
TOP SOIL
e ^
Ki
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P o m W—fi. Cedar Staining.
Senior Discount - Insured
For ProteaUonet Work ft
Free Esamarea, Csfl a * a * U
EXTERIOR
P.O. DECORAHNO
• Scrape * Sand * CEUOC * Prime Raw
Wood * Rene* Loose EKJng • Paint
Oaautnu screenod num lop sol.
imkM Ounan * Oaan W W t a n *
Dctviral Phnrw 365-777O.
Pmsaura Vrtsh • SmaR Odd JoOa.
Fmsn cu sod daiy lor ptctap or de30 Yrs. Experience • Intured
Ivery. F i * ane Garden Cantor. OonWork Guaranteed.
nis LandBCapa me 6340 Don St.
FREE ESTIMATES.
Toledo 419-aO5-MM/1-80O-0flJaTMBOa
K3Q. MC-Vlaa-OteCPver.
FRESHEN UP YOUR HOME FOR
THE HOLIOAYSI WE ARE
GARDEN
ROTOTILUNG
Cad Oarmla Draeaa
933-3618
PAINTING, t33-7S0B,
t
FOR A
FREZ ESTIMATE.
AVON LAKE
DELLWOOO ROAD STREET SALE
M11|
RUBBISH
HAULING
Ga-jg^ o' smil jtructuus rurnc.ed
Cemunt or any lype nx&sr.'wtXwict)» ronr-voo. a&o 3ai3g«i clMiineC
221-9204
TRASH REMOVAL: Yards Garwjirt
and OasaT-jnti bummd Call Brtjcu.
323-1455.
G3
JAN IS GARNER
is*
SHOW PLOWING
StMit Brotnwrs
734-2074 • B 3 M M 9
933-C-5F0 / 83S-G500
ELEGANT
BMDGESIDE
C0L0N1AL1
.'865275. 4 BR; 2.5
HA: 1st floor don:
hatdwood in gourmet
I kitchen. (oyer; a dining room; sitting room olf master
I suite: 3 car garage: prolessinally landscaped lot: many
I upgrades throughout! $233,900. JAM IS GAHMER
933-G850. HOT » H 7 t
NEUTRAL
DECOR
TKHOUGKOUTl
• 05i340. This unique
Westwtnds Brookshiro!
1st door den vv/FP,
I first floor manor, gourmet kitchen; 2 story ceiling Jn
1
FH; wine cellar with refrigeration; sprinkler & security
jsvstemsl S39S.OOO. JAM13 OARHIH 9 3 3 - 6 3 5 0 .
HOT # 4 3 4 9
•
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NEW 1IST1NG
IN HUNTER'S
RIDGE!
»
* 879379.
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Fabulous
contemporary with
Kono 6 cedar ftontt I
,FU« floor master with luxury bathi Ifaat room with
>V<IUKM] cailtnos: ftkylighta; & stona faced liraplacal
|
poach. 1anc«d istr yard. S2B2.OGO. JAMtS
i GARNER 933-eSSO. HOT • IOCS
NEW
WESTW1NDS
U5TiM6!
•379582. 4BR. 2.5
BA Ashwood modal!
Center hall colonial
[featuring gourmet kitchen: luxury master ba:h with
Jacuzzi; workshop off oarage; sprinkler system;
loaded with uogrades. S 259,900. JAWS OAHMI3I:
|
HOT »3192
ENJOY THE CONVENIENCE & LOCATION
*871209. of a Crossings condo in Weitiaket 2 BR. 2 BA;
ground floor unit, fireplace in LH; 2 sliders to covered patio:
] neutral decut 'Jirougtiout the unit. S 98.500. JAfcIS CAIt-j
933-eSSe. HOT • 2 B 2 3
STUNSIVS CUSTOM WESTW1NQS CONDOI
"863395 h. :utrnl decor ihorughoutl 3 bedrooms. 2 5 bathj; [
Itoft area can be office or den. Jacuzit in mast or bath: sky-1
[lights: screened porch! Immediate occupancy available
IS 184,900. JAUIS G4KMIR 933-6S50. HOT CtBSB
PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING
>nto(ior/Ejrte<ar
Uoensed • Insured
REAL HOME REPAIRS
777-35B9
RESIDENTIAL PA1NT1NO
WJttlESSVS INTERIOfl
PAIMT1NG
Waftpapor fVirrcvoi
"•utwtng. Vdmiehlnu.
Staining. Faua Finishes. Elc
ISYre. Ex^e.ioncs
Fair*** Park
Gary77MSU
• 3B7JP fasteri nfl/prywd n
A BEAUTIFUL CEILING
Near A clean Repairs
Inloflor PafnUng * Paperhuiglng
Stucco & Custom ttMluifig
635-4255
Smoke & Water Damag*
RMtcmtion
Csil itm.D siur
CUSTOM CEILINGS
Drywan • SftMtrock
Plaster Repairs
REAL H0Mi£ REPAIRS
777-3589
/^v,19tRodlfnsr
ADVANTAOE
ROOF CONSULTANTS
Don'l oat rtppwj oil Dy • coniracior
Ha wants to M * you a nuw rcsl Gflt
the atfrsntago. we don't pul roof i on.
Wo'll guidq you witn an B ecu'ate
measutwrmnt, evaluation and
roconme-dauon.
'.itpowona • CorU!icu!**is
979-9889
NEW CASTLE
ROOFING COMPANY
892-8696 or 930-2399
Ft— EHII ma las
ATTICS
BASEMENTS
GARAGES
O U J / I Oul anO Hauling
Or ask, t might do rtt
356-1887
AVON LAKE, 211*0 LAKE ROAD.
Trur^day (H-fJuan). LHHB T I . B I .
Zrtu} i^ucti Baty. 5ci«3 OW SluM.
SOMETHING POH EVEHYONEI
(CAJJ I ' U q IN LONG PHI VEWAY)
AVON LAKE, 31813 RHtJWOOD.
TMjrui-iy. Aug 21 CJ-3). Golt
CijtJi'Oagi, Eiercisu Equipment.
H.ka, C o A i ; . Etc
AVOM LAKE. 3^341 WALKF.R
ROAD, SaturtJJy. Au>J 2'J (10-3).
H 'y &kH M J i Mnoitlafwom
AVON LAKE. 191 ASHWOOD.
ThkifsOjy. AO-J21. (9-t). ClOlrWS.
Toys.
Gamus.
Housifiold
AVON LAKE, 214 5EAWAH0 WAY,
Tnuisduy Only (9-4). 4-FAMILY.
Cloina*.
Toyi.
Furnitura.
FIREWOOD • CLEARANCE
J125 a-awd aeuvwa
nardwood Pfmca 734-2674.
F1REWOC3 • You Split. You Pickup. 734-0441 { i )
F I R E W OO
OD, SEASONED A N D DELIVERED:
J50 00
per
Rid
$I4C 00 pflf Cert. B43-53U3
of
HORVATH
LANDSCAPING
Sine* 1939
w SftnjM. Tieas and La-r.s
Trimming and Mulcting
Ftrvwcod
Stone Grinding
871-3623
LUTZ STUMP
REMOVAL
Ovef 35 Year* Ejtpwflerw
Guasanteod Fas. Sarwcw
Cad 133-721"
SWEAT
BROTHERS
TREE - tnmrtijng. removal, stump
g m v g , itorrr damage, piarttmo.. lot
clearing, catJing UNO C*nili»<l
ArtKnat In^tfid.
SNOW PLDWINQ-RejJdanllai &
convn«ncal
Ca« tor >n« conauoaaon.
734-3874 - 933-6389
WILSON'S
TREE SERVICE
p
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1-S00-531-5462
353-0083
talt Sales.
CftATKRS WAMTEDi N B W Owv
stad Kiwai l i Fail Cratt Sti'.-
Octiitn CalOLmKn^t
233-M0O.
*-, .;-^SALES•
AVON LAKE, 360 BRITANNIA
PARKWAY, FnCay 19-4} NO EARLY
SALESI1 T o y ! , Gamns. Doll
Furnuura. Stutiad Anirrjis. RayBans Tom Dod and NigmsUnd.
B0O*s. LP'S. Tabla Llnorn.
HouaunokJ Mi
AVON. 33340 HEARTWOOD
AVENUE, Aunual 36-38 ( i - 3 ) ,
RilCfitjn, Bed. Ualri Acces>crt«i,
Ctatrwig. Mjscc^idfwoua
AVON, 34Bi« S U U U E R H I L L
DRTVE (SUyMERHILL OEVLPUT.,
OFF JAYCOX} Salurtay (9AM-IPU)
Qrta" CttS»». T o p . HoUday Morns,
PiCK-Up Truck Ladder Rack.
MltCTlLnieOU
AVON. 35840 CHESTER ROAD
(OFF RT. «3. NEAH 1-90) Auquit
^. M.1STTTME. LARGE 3ALEII
AVON. Thunday » Fnday. Ba"n4pm, 38181 Frencn Cnwk Hd. Baby
toy*, ootnna. kxs ol r*x
BAY; ? M i a MitlUinO. Thu/s-FnSat (earn-5pm ). furrwura, reeotlv
cloinmg. coiiact*l«i. photo and
OarV/oom &}j(xvitrt. new ond Ud.
220, Auction, SatesV; i
Two Aucoona. CoiurrOia Gas
Surplua 10am Tuanlav. A u q u l 29,
S I AJt>»na. WV & 10am. Fniay.
Auguil » . WcoiUtr. OH AI
Thompson, W^J438 BO0-23&-124O
.230 GarggcSales; - •
AVON LAK£ 4 FAUlLV-flACX TO
SaiOOLrTtEUOOEUNa SAL2I
190GLENV1EW
TnurKlay. (9-2] Pvtxuf Mac hi no.
Turin BooMca** HuodDoanl. MJCFD•avo, Vifror, SMW. thjnd Nartw
CooIitOoUwa. Lan» Wofnon'i Cotunt»a Ski jackut. AntiqiMM. Ovum.
CNWi Tatwa ana Ctmri. MUCH
MOnE
AVON LAKE! 117 DOCK Hd . Tnurs •
F»i -5ai (Uam -7pm ) ChUdmn*
loys/r^otrwi. aduti cloihas, wmior
*waalarsJco«ts. TV *1a*>d. *ic*ai
CMr, ruminjn. accmonns a low
AvON LAKF. 31138 WALKER
ROAD, SATUROAY.'SUNOAV,
August ?3 & 24 (6AM-7PMI.
Taor-Mdult
Clolhas.
Mitn
AVON LAKE, 32tt!1 Covqnlry Court
(oft t)L 03). Thuildoy. Qunv3pm.
0 lafTHlwi. Ckjlties. loyi. qun, pcrwry
A colixctiblat. oajo&all cora*
So muffling lor ov^jyonn
AVON LAKE, 7*2 Joycoi ltd . Lnrgo
ana noitnn'a dottios & iJicwi.
(JUTMB. rmciowBva, (u.niijor
fiD'B-Klar, tnic Thurtdny, Aug 71.
93
AVON LAKE. 32*15 (1E0W000
AVENUE, Ihufsday, Auq^t (0-3).
Gctf und Einrci-fl EqiBpirmnr. SiKa,
Fumitum. M'ac^tgnoous
AVON LAKE, TOMAHAWK DniVE
MULTt-FAUlLY GARAGE SALES,
6+ HOMES: SatiKTlay. August 23rd
(9-3)
SOMET.'I'.O
FOR
EVERYONE!
WESTLAKE: 3315 IJJw
2;
a ^ i S Fn B.-22 (9*-n-4pm ) Two
Farr»ly G.irjg'i SaW
„
W E S I L A K E : 3ica iviyui o w c i .
Thurs Bn\ ('Jam-4pm) F»f"'ly
ciolrws, shous, tiJJy rloms. LJtU«
1yk.es playiol. loirs, nousohold
lyxyii.
.
WESTLAKE; 20120 blonigalo
Circle.
Thurs
'Jam 2pm.
l)oy's/«amon's c'ommj, lay*.
WESTLAKE; 1910 S
b TH
S « K « T LjnbngTHurj B a Fo"ja.
flp
Frt. 8um.noon UltW Tikm. 0;" »
OnQvni Gdo. C>iTCcn«. elc Cam
eordof, kid's ufjit» 4 iM5». bar*
ciatrnnq. womon'* dolftmg. |jU/P»n.
fr»*c k;icuon 1 mom.
WESTYVINDS 3-FAMJLY C;JRACE
SALE.
41B BOUNTY
WAY.Ttxjraday. FmU/. SatufOay 32t/22/23. (9-4) ^cycles. CWUMig
MiscaUneous.
GOOD NEIGHBOR
THRIFT SHOP
Awon L*k*. r^ilo
'1 HousancW
933-8«
RESAIL ON THE LAKE
QUALITY CHlDflEH S
RESALE SHOP
W« Pay Caaft UK Your Wlnur
ChUo>a«*a CtofUnfl. TOY*. E«WE BUY AND SELL
ONLY THE BEflTt
OPEfi 7 DAYS.
BAY; 441 HuntmflrB. Tr>ur» -Ffl.
Bam -4om. FurmturB. daytwd, TV,
NO EARLY BiaOS"
BAY; 624 WaWir. TFitjri 8 / 2 1 .
toy*. Wuw, loddtorcarsttaL
C
b Teacftoy
U
mat*na!i. rawing m*cnm«. Many
tvmaefx*! rtgma
ELYRtA, 333 WASHINOTON
AVENUE UOVINQ SALE: XW3 S10 Ptch-Up, LR S«t. OR S r t KingS i n WawcbMl m.'DuaJ Ccitrata,
Vartiel* Cloth Blinds. Plama,
Lampa, E t c EVERTTHlKa MUST
OOlfFor Uota MormaBori. Cal 322H60B
FURNITURE
REFINISHING
LET US TURN *OUR OLD
TTtCASURES INTO SHOW PtfcCES
FREE ESTIMATES
_ 933-3322
AVON. UTJVWO SALE. Thunday.
Aug. 21.'Mnv? 35410 KMMr Dr.
Ptano, Coi. door iirfrvwnitv, M»^nc
tiova. (rwu*n. L R lumajn.
O N U roclntra. tote-bad. Dbt Dad.
/
. ™con». rurj. pool
tat/* , Honda n-ivn&ww, many
nruatMM 4 U^nan M m .
1
PERENNIAL PLANT SALE: S40
K
VUtaga. Fit. & Sal.
p
W d Shaign. rad
p y . pacnyundra. rwy httkJm.
iBOavn. tamon bakn. m r u . towrlm.
vmca. lamDa «arr. O W W M toKara,
« B M , black -*y*d Suaana, n a n .
B35-NMZ
COMPUTEH USERS MEEOED. TypKvj & Wu/d Pnxaraifq Irom Iwmo.
i Ca
I DOT 513~1343E«tB-13a2.
Molul Manager «eod«d. maiuia
adUis LcJin ai-fwrw, ficavxiwt
excellent stalling salary, living
uujrujis. plui 6«»wlit». ptiCflnwrt
*s»5tai«*j Frw H-2 i l o . CaU HTC
3JKl3
THE FUN DOESN'T
STOP JUST BECAUSE
SUMMER'S ALMOST
OVERI LEARN TO RIDE
A HORSE WITH US.
WEEKLY
PRIVATE
LESSONS. 933-4654
TUTOR: fcLST CEBTtFIEO.
ffujtifig. wiionrj. booc ma!h, siudy
*k'M3, liomowork. 10 yaars
mpenoncK Speaaist m LD. and
A-OO CaJ 770-5705.
TUT OR W a 1-1: Ftefltwig. WnangI
Speaofj- Ptiuncs basad approacn. I
imnla p>u«ntal nttJWy to loam Inn
B71-712O.
HOUE-OOUNO HOSPITALIZED
Oft HOUE-SCHOOLEO. I wlH
Tutor TTWM SpKlal ChMdran: All
Bubkcta. G J W J M K-4. CaU 830-
Z>21.
-Cr 290 Entertainments• MIDNIGHT '
CONNECTION
W«J0tag,Party Bard
Wvocats • Top 4 0 W 0 « M
(216)949-2165
KC ENTERTAINMENT
Prtww Part"**. W<xk>rQt
Reonions. Gratf ParUes
6 0 i , TV*. BCT» and W i Muaic lor
A»c
Call Kitoy. J33-WS3
NOSTALGIA MUSIC - (Urt
Coteacr. D«c Jockey. Music from
trw FaUious SOi W ih« 19OJ«-
Waay 356-1300.
PRO MUSICIAN/ENTERTAINER:
Avallatilo tor Private PartWi,
woddknaj. CorpontW Forcnor* »
OKidrBn s iitevs. tnanjcBm on «l
Instnjmciu. Indudmrj Voica AfcM
AvadatM. Cat Al Foster at 94B-7077.
LOG CABIN CAMPiHCI Cnm tom*/ tun. Low mat. Smart, Easy, sato.
comtorucM. hoaflWul A OairjMfii
ForFHEc
trtomaoan A
F F H E toy cedri
W W
carnpqroundTucanona. Cai 1-000UI4-4COS.
JUKE BOX: 19>|ii'ROCK-rA> «
Play Juk« B o i . Indudoa 4SRPU
CapaCdiMB m 'inButmn Canamon.
Jt.COOOO Cal litmrtnjt. IO3-TB00
or 933-7148 Pays
MOVIMG SAL'EII
PRICED TO SCLLI EVERYTXlNO
L.U8T QOt Thursday-Saturday
IfAftMPW), 230 VIHEYARD. Tool*T
1841 Hoi-Jeni Artor Hun MullFani-ly Moving SoWl ThuM.-FN
gam -4ptn. DJUJS. dr/ur. mto rrusc a
murft rrurij
.—
MUWMJIC.
AVON LVJUU 390 HUL'SERflY
LANE. WwkmiiMy. Tnunday. (9-1}
TMDt. CMitf*. flKta. Rugs.
DAT; 30M7 MMtknxtane. Tnun.
I Bam.-3pm.). Gadrooni turratur*.
M a p K*m. IwnM. houwtoW twrw,
tcy«-Laa O r - * * Prtod 10 Go*
ESTATE SALE) Rtfnoaralor. tUv*.
atiCaUa «Munarnrf«r (uacfcaU*).
Aftwua 1M0MT tota & dWr. quMn
• l i e b M , 1212T-TV|. H(53*TV,
Idril
b SS(M>Mt l
WESTLAKE; StVMn W1-WH-
NO.0LU3TE0: K * I 2 .'S«*elDrlar.
Tnurj,-Fii..S4l.
1 jam.-4pm.
AnllQuet.
MClvJdt
SPOriS
flwrr>rabiie» dr ift, bof As. reconSa.
puai caMs. tf « * l and /lore
NO.OUJ3TED i*.*?l Uaaumont.
Thunl only! a^J (9a/n -4pm). Huo*
Oucv Saw PXM\ MojsanoU arms,
>nowC4oimir. and mo •
HO.OLUSTCD: *}0Q L i t * Lan*
(Launrt Wood*) Thurs. Uam.-5cm.
LARGE CANOPY TENTS
for Rani
Parted lor Your Outdoor Partyt
20-2O'2O'3<r
AutorMcrk
Smtn'a Couf«ry Ceuntar
NEW —WEDOMQ CAKES
i p p Q
You"*" tmvt t * * n anytntng lilut
»
M l U t a C «
B t f L
Ona-ot-«4jro custom designed. Be
Hi* hrs| io commtston UMs n«w
OucorW»fl From EngUnd A Austraia.
D««c=i«y r w n d W o d . Comptoitfy
edOte. T»owonai. rauun C M U I I
m i W O caka«. muKfseflavorsA
dM^na » cnooae from. Sot-up A
•Dttvery tjy appomtmeri only. Cal
7iB-OH0AnrVCaJ>M<
~
a* v ^ v
%i**B*VB>a
a^ BUVSSVT^a.*^
U W > W -
-i FARMING
itatms. tiarCwnre. looia Umpa and
NO.FtiOCCVILLC HOOOE POOCE
OAFiAOC.3TI334CookHd
T F 1t-l
SO 1 . Sun-10-< CtoMdU
Orwat P>lco« lor Coiteg* Studanli
on '•intfunt, tm»t «tC*a«0B». TV*.
orijdn. ountMi tumituraj. hite/ion i*t_
flnttwri. «iiik». rxkvn.
rvannn.
;-<ja, ky«pfMW» 4 mucn nwyw
NO~rVDQ£VILLE; Molrwr* cluD
St P«t«i'» C n u t n is ti.i.ing tfmtt
•rvudl fiird U M Sou 1G Artform
*nJ»nU *c tJcwuIa items colt 327-
j
NO.RirjQEVILLE; 6702 Millar,
~-xjfa.-Fn.bal [Bam-Spm! Uatry
Itont, ?4t«rbed. Ft SO bctSmar, t«x:»
itarra. dTfjfc-nntri.kit* o< mac
POCKY RIVER: 2717 Hampton. Sal
e.73 IBim..2j*n). Multt-Fwnrfy md.
kids toy*. DaskalDaii tackboard.
ROCKY RIVER: 2334 Wuilltxxn 101
Sat. U/73 (8*fn-4pm ) Ri'mtuiB,
houtotiold guodi. alnclianlcs.
•ao;;«nc«», pictuiui-a ititio ol
^jg
SHE«=.VtLLAQE,
9314
BTURBRIDGE (IN THE V1LLAOE
RESERVE), Friday. Saluiday
110AM SI'Mi MANY ITtMS
,
TtiiMSdAy Only. a/21. 8 3CMm-4pm
Muru-lamity. ctQittaa. tMlby Jo adiii.
loys. housowqrui, bookfifimucn
rmc
SHEFFIELD LAKE. LARGE SALE
AND
CRAFTS 41QS
SAODLKWOOO. IhUfitJay and
FniJ.-iy (V-5|. Wroain*. Cruwtren't
CIcH -ng. I ola ot Mucullanwom.
SHEFFIELD
LAKE, 8 3 1
IDLEWCQO, ThurUjy, FrkJay_(B-e).
Woigi" ttinch. Changing Tablu,
Clolhlng-AII A{jn*. Toyi, Oocks
H k ]
M U
WESTLAKE; 2D547 E.llrack«.ny.
Thui*(V21 (0am.-V) Muru-FarrWyf'i
3ar.*
by popular
demnnOI
fkihy/todaJur-Plu*: doinos b^j items,
loys, ctolhtny cUistc/proiesiional
nmtetmty, housohold. apom. etc 1
WESTLAKE: 26200 Dotroir ( A T
Thurs Brt! 1,9,-m MOVING EALF.I "
•265 Farni Produce
B—na. facumbin, Tomato—•
Zuccnlnt, Y-UowftOnMn P^ipMa
BILL UATTON FARHS
U 1 3 CENTER ROAD (RT. «3i
AVON (S ML S. M 0 E i T 153)
OpM>ll:00AU
•34-MOQ
Piucrw*.Tr*a npa largo txinutitul
crop Coma anoy a fartiry out**} in
Omo'i lannsi Pick your-own peaci
evefwrd UnnmrtDd o^wiOUn. Ewty
PiNKtwa surtmg Aug. B (lad Havwi
•lartB^Auo tR Ottorvanotiottnru
S»ot 13 t v « r , c « y 8-B- Ralph
uvaichar Orcnaro. SR 182 North
FairtWd. On 410-744-7723.
• ^HEALTH/REC-
ii-^ZBO Educaliori •,
; ! ._,-* Inetrucjlion v ::•
CAL'. and ash me nbout my
Hommwrk Hotttne B35-71&,
CtRIir - . 0 TEACHER win tutor sludiimsin ^-Dddn 1-12 alt subMci arM S . Sh*,, s u h dnsa also oCnred.
Call a332i3B lor WloniMnon.
HOLLY KILL
RIDING
STABLE
EACH1NQ
« „ . J0 1 0 M
"Sif. , "
o
*LL AGES,
TRAINING OUR
SCHOCI. tS KNOWN FGR ITS
QUALITY OF TEACWNQ
fTHE SAFE WAY).
933-5335
LEARliiNQ UNUMITED W E S T ~
Oiagnostic Testing
'ndrvijual InslruclJon
^U^admg • Basic S*Jl.i
*'A0OS
?'ujy "iufi*. ACT/SAT
aoe-1732
• RELAXATION
MASSAGE
GREAT PWCtSl
ViSft* or t$0S\.VJv.
ttm*. CnaiM M l batng. tndudM
RanaaoloowPoianty. QaAara.
FREE GIFT TO WOMEN
B3S-5042
OtASETlC-Ant you sol paying tor
K X W M 7 Why? For WormaOon on
now you can racarw *uppl>B« at Btta
or no COM e U 1-WTX7B-5733.
Do you h*va DiabMas? Clacana your
PJUOOM monaxftsuppias « no cost
HYPNOSIS/
GUIDED IMAGERY
WEIGHT, SWOMMO
SPECIALIZING IN
HYPERTENSION. STRESS
ABBOTT
HYNOTHERAPY
LORAIN 0 1 t
CUYAHOOA (a6
Muuicara Recipient* (using u
NabuHiar) Atbulsrol and otnr
i.'jtutions.n MM&carw wUt pay lor
(nwrrtf We big lor you and »hp rJmcOy
IO your door. Cad MED-A^SAVE. 1BC»6
JUKE BOX: 19M ROCK-OLA BO
Play JuhB D o t induOBS 41RPM
Raconlt and Extamai Spaaiw CapaMrtk»«. In Exatott Condmon:
$1.60000. Can Ev«h«ns: 033-7800
orB337i4qD
KINO TRUMPET, ExoBMnt Corrttwr\ ProlosstonaBy Cloanod are) S « vtood; S150 Du. 033.7747
OflOAM; 68 kjeyCamvnl Magic C«"W by Lowry (4rwW9. 23\Jo«p.
34 rtign).Simulated walnut. J4C9.
I * H * M A P5H-330 KEYBOARD
SYNTHESCEH! 250 dlltorent in•irunoni sattinQs, Pttcn bandor, £1tacii cartridtM. MIDI compaubla'.
BanVy ' j s « t CatSea Indudod O hoc*
wrooara to your computer. J400 or
bwirjfiar. Cal 3ai-1006 a.Vr5prn
YAKAHA sUwr comat u«r» Snnpt«*Us crook, Mu new. 734-1015.
310 Sbprtlri0 Goodsj;
CLUBMAXERS OVERSTOCK-e
etajntou mm 3 to PAV 5 ratal
woods 1-3-5 wtth InjB lnmp«r stwfrt,
never IKM<I $275. Caa BoCi 777GOLF CLUB3; FuU M>4 A bto. « 5 UOKM tot $45. JuiKif u * $3ST
?21I7g
USED Plnrj golt OUa oitn PriQ 00«
wig (wtin wanOj ifoni era Ping ( U M
Dots Wood* r^lng \-z issue 1350.
Call 734*730
THE LANDINGS
AVON LIKE
933-9979 OR l-800-53->.(i;m
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oprr> n*™,,,. 1,19.500. QB oSS h ^ ™ J . ^
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
MLSfSTOM Side by u<le duple* 2
o u Mdi vdr,
ttrperate
pt urJitio. Intnme
KJ.9Q0.
USTING IN AVOH
SWJI3.
TW-ne
m w MLS*S727-I9
2Fjm.ly
WJI3
W 100,400
ttm
itjfor
yourThow.
h* D n
hj« 3 twdroom*
IHQmo J10.9C0. CaD
— A a c r m m •£ 333-9979 or
° f t n r Above.
oe 3 ixdmom, din:nS irul
room *rrh picture windows MGREAT COUNTRY LIVING
burning firrpUcc. foil ' " » W W M - Oott to h "
. MJ 1-50 f M
cSe ID
"*"*• 2 « • *w*e arid
riij inrpofunt io the CunKf 3
. AJw fu, anranroo^
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b
be a dm or 4th brdmom.
To Be Swn» Gd]
^ i " > [ In Sh«rit(M Vii
grrpx to at 9JM979
5
FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE
SALES LEADER
gftiJiitiiiii^fi^SiW X r
UST1HO LEADER
r
—gaa»MMlii!!
u s. u
JUST LISTED!
Hli!5i^00L
WASHER
GROUND FLOOR
LEVEL
A
OCCTTUC DfltEH, Hoa*y Duty.
l*W» C
. $150 each or K5O
*wy gooj concKioo. Cad
BtESSIOartJup B3
• y m , incKxang Spooky. Vutonnrw,
Qwat U « f t > . AJDSS*. Oggor.
" M " . DUViy i q g . Syhrfa BO2-6O9O
D0CLS; Ashton D n u Beoo Hoair» :
•195. Uaitfww I1T5. Joswa $75
JlMn S75. HomAr $35. Mufl« $65
Q
5 B71-C201.
B1C201.
HALE-BOPP COMET. Unframod
PjBtoi. 4 Sites, 2 VWWJ. PtMltiir
Oujlity on Display at: SUITH'S
•TORE, AVON. How Taking OrWl. A«k for Tim. 934-3401
I BUY UONEL
T
OLY dttplay yoo» vintage CiBand cail«ctKKi at your n«il
- . -n*Jof due" rrweOng. EsUlo srt•setnont i r u u M I . Fiu oivy 333-577».
3 CUSHION OOFAi S « B loam
Of. j n t . oicoKcnt ooniiavjn. S7 500
779-7V57 ha
B3S-1ISS; drmset i ? o d a t m
S/5.S4512S TlM* outdoor
J?S b^by rruniass $20. LtL»o
ANTIQUE DRESSER. NICHT~
STAND AMD DRESSINQ TABLE
W/BENCH
AND CHAIR;
EXCELLENT CONOmOM. $200.00.
83X23J
BEDflOOM SET "THIS END UP"
BUNK DEO, Mailmuds. UnX'ttmBed StLfaoa Un.t. 3-D'awof Drsiwr
$500 00 CnJ 933^774
BOOKCASE, wttn 3 4halv«a and 2
draHwn, light wood. $MJT>M. e n .
3420.
_ L _
DININQ ROOM sol. Dwvgnnr podt*»tiH UtAo M/Wnt a2"i42* W4h 6 cant)
bark cfiaifm 1575 (216) 77>15G7
J_8UTIHQ OLD POSTCAADS-i
ar3oekingaJCurnsoroth«r
nrfp
proiaao
M. Ploaae c^tt 07l-?463
ATTIC collodion and nuc.
!18 Spancsr Lurm, Soutti of Lo-
THE LANDINGS
#878544
10-PIECE AMERICAN OOF.W Dlrt1MO ROOU SET.
t>4«-t»Bd«»tai Taow.
. L«rg«i Owl
cro*n
Glass. S*Mvtf v a Minor. J2 500 00
C4K 034-497T.
770-5537
DtNINQ ROOM SET; llulTot. iiphot
•torvd tin tai»in. oklur. ligU ImUi
sokl wood, nrout lor cruklran $'5o'
777-0794
LOVE SEAT; Enrty Amoncan.
nundy. [3*j>go. GIBWI Pkud. E
COfxtncn. B33-5364.
SOFA S150. (uicMWnl coid ), cok)t
TV S45, *aH<t«-an Blactrlc raign
$S0. daytwd Iramo $?0. 327-1952
tO-SPCED BICYCLE. $75 00:
STAINED GLASS TOOL KIT
•^Gnnoef. $95 DO 933-815^ Aflur
430
IB INCH ZENITH TV. Supo. Nmt
do
gammfan.
QtS42
»t9-7t?4
30 unm
ptffl 10
carmng
qu«1 *
30
runy tffl
Jan Li«o ne*. Wane ctf«r
>"4r
PhOfw 327H594
,
BABV STROLLERS (?). ^^yl craw,
ru>r,
OAk con«a taUNi witn Q U M mwtt t
Afl in cice-lnfil tOntUmn 734-i
BLACK t DECKER; V.MMI fs
1550 » O
CRAFTSMAN LAWN TRACTOR.
Miat aiV. 1? 5 H P . 3 vis cud. hurt
pncii '133-Hrjr
CREDIT CORRECTION
IntupBtitivB. LeyjJ. FaM
Can Anyturjf kw two infonrulion ,
J C Finance Concopd
r CfodM & FinanaaJ Inlormaiion
CUSTOM CAFIPET
0 6> 14 e S«afoarr.
and mauva Dortla
g prlca
ong
J 1.300 V ° U No* M X ) Carf
Ca
33t04fl3
DISABLED? ClimtJino" • t a i n "a
proot«m7 Stalrliiu. ekovjtor* arxi
pmcniirM tot homes. cfturcfKt*. pwWic
y
LITTON ELECTRONIC TOUCHCONTROL MICROWAVE OVEN;
FORMULA SU-1 STAIR STEPPER
CALLH3>«W
MANUAL TREADMlLL.bOa A lnx>
btr». vwry ow)d pominon JK.vwg
Slairt climOar. good Condition.
t2O.Tmj. ?2m7S5
M I N I CAR/Go can Fo'd Musiana
tit>ar(jia»« txjdy 3 n p Dnmii 4
SlrMion
mtion eervnn Runsyood Jj?S
7-JJl 57B4
MOVING
OUT OF
THE AREA?
CAIX f Ofl FREE
rUBUCATION
1-800-753-3643
Monday • Sunday
34 Hour> A Day
POOL; 24lt diamntar aDovw (jiournJ
{9atn -PIXII ^
pool Dock laddon. covin. pump
plus many a Unu SCOO 333-34?4
SOFA $330., U v w i a l S X O . bur- U > T » . ate New and uu»l AI10 n t «
artitr 0pm.
ami us»tl, wtwoictiair yaf,» 1-6CXJguncy uutM>v]« dot pttnt Wing chair,
woptria. 774-2300.
343-3 tjO
PRESSURE CLEANERS: Honda
b'uo & cream p'awj w/tJutQundy
|AK roll lop d««k witn maictilrtn
Powored 2500 PSI-J7B0, 3000 PSI.
hoart* J353. Ewcellenl condition
OORMITORV SIZE ralngaralor
il «mwd chair, Pidgeon Mota.
35O0 PSI$1.0OT: 4000 PSIOT27
oicoflofH condition Bicyctos. cFuKTi $»HB.
11920. $1.?QO. CaH 226-1765.
$ t i « 9 . All unit! complete. Oiner
rocky homo 7 1 Ovick bun©»™ Bird modet* ava<Ub*a CaU 24 hour* 1itLCO «oitd Halo onvlm sierw).
STURDY
COLLEGE
DORM
LOFT
cago arM aland 333-6408
crianoa rocord play i f in nil
(M9.00) AND LOVESEAT (140.00):
EVENFLO DwJiijts tJionuiiiciti; Umt 1*00-403-7CB? Fnw Catalorj
'.8S9-5g4t.
REDUCED Pvico Saial Scons
^.icoiuam ConOiOon. 033-5041
conffiwn. Sow al Toy* H Us $t)E) B">
U J U . BX12, HAND-BRAIDED,
ipmador $5., cultivator $ 5 . Prapam
TWO END TABLES. ONE COFFEE
My ence only $35. EMfliorac loy tunfc
$ 5 . coucfi $15. *aqm $15.
|OOL, GREENS/BLACK TRIM,
TABLE, MARBLE TOPS; J1J5.00.
mdudod
Hufrymxitlaa'
779-1139
pa in I sprayer $35 . umDrelld J70
Small MalcfUna Ruga. Good
934-S0S7
FIREPLACE Loga A B u m * , $t50,
871^534
Ston; $200.00.037-5262
C'4ia WochJU) !
SEARS CRAFTSMAN router & cal«
,•335 Household t^oodS!"
t ;
$3a777^
$30 Houtnr/tdbor » a * taDta $15
STOOLS.
Houtorooa«Ou«« 15 ThreotorS4S l
$1000 aacfv Call 033-5792 aflor
331-?4ti7.
COUCH-0FT. pastel brocade print.
6pm. or laavo
tradiuonal 1150. Teteveiskm.
SLATE POOL TABLE; Moguinuon
w 130; 'Startef • wfnter coal CMCOICWTKJ, cixatJa. Sytvnno-oiJer
tua
wiin accei»oria*. Encolmnt
Hontta pinvoum Heanen. Faciory
T• Bun N B.A. autnortlc wear.
$50
cundilion. S-foot Oar al>o avaiiaDM
airnct 2800-PSI $799. 3W0-PSI
tCOO
Oolh 337-2207
331-5601.
$8'J9.4O00-PSI: 1909. IOWUJI pneas
gusfantwjd Wanr/ily Hosu. SoapPORCELAIN NIPPON WARE,
SONY M1NIDISC SYSTEM: liicludml
DUTIFUL WKjfJog a t u & *WL
mrccKon. du.U udius^tw wand Heat n a dwilitop mcordirujtAiirbJCk unit,
Drapes. Antique Gold. Lnud.
A oil sonaur, loaded Contrfldor
twnfj, headband-Wyla. Dres>u wa/krrvin pUyer & 15 miiiMJi&cs
100W * 90L. 933-5T0S
DL'ry. Tni Inw Call 24 hoursl 1-flOOHOCDTU all your nxoMS. l.ipm nnd
' tnUn. long mcoveji. c»(Wino,
STAINLESS STEEL POI rock
B»654fl6
CDs on io rD-rocOrdat)U) 3"«3* rtvm
" "
I $300.
CO* la givn tram dear d>gitiit jourtd
)WN BELTED Leaihor Jacket
JUKE BOX: I M S ROCrVOLA SO 0>ir9ly usnd JCOO or bust o'lur Call
OlA lining 5 i / B ,(,. $25. Suw-e
Play Julia Boa. Ir^Judnii 45FIPM
Vanlcat bllndt. 1O8"«B6~, ivory
!.irln;t r'-narron Cn(flncai'la
antl E<t»'"al Spoaln-c
vtlfa'a ptnstf-H:, hkani'n S1W,
lOOKQASE, LEADED OLASS
DflS, Good ConCitxm. $0GO 00.
1-8430
1ASS PORTHOLES, lobster traps.
:..it],'.[p.j5
SURPLUS COMPLTER.
GATEWAY 2000 WWINDOWS 5 1 .
plaaM iobmrt a Written Bid by
Noon on S*pt»mt>* a to: AVON
LAKE PUBLIC LIBRARY. SM49
Elactnc BtMt. Avon Laka, OH
44JU.
TWO
WINDOW
AtR
CONDITIONERS. 10000 OTU. tyr
old. $230 (XT. 15.DO0 DTU. $350 00
CaB 327-4 i&4
TWO WOOOBURNINO lirr^iaca
minrts 34*«28*«3tT: akjnwion dog
U K IUMH) Irno ) 7tr*22~<30*; Udko
Ot-atl 734Q4flO
UN'OUE fm»n wf popcorn wran^g
machina. P*'t«cl lor ••nding
operator or o * n in your own
<MMDftmmunl 12.800 734-9373
UTILITY TflAILEB; 1/2cu •.•d/.TOO
10* capdCity. rnndon. lighu. L>C.
$150 WI6)B7l.t?0g.
VARIOUS HAHD WOOD; Cn^rry.
M i « . Dottamul. Walnut Wormy
t n t Call 324-2Uia. AftOf 5 DO.
Wolff Tiuvung Oedl
TanAlHomit
Buy Direct and Sav«l
CortunutiatHomw Urm From $199
Low Monthry Payments
Fnja Color Cautog
Can Today 1-e00-8£M310
346'Cojnpuler," ' .Eqiitprncnt . ; . '
TANOY-tOOOHX COMPUTER,
MONITOR. PRINTEH. DESKMATE.
CompWia Cal 333-2345.
360 Animal Services
CRfTTER CA1C
WB'IB ttmn wnon you can't M Crttter Cara otter* tondof. *poctaiUed
canng visils tor your pel m your homo
vtien you rwivo lo be flwny Wo con
also provkda Irnnspcrtalion lo and
(torn tna v«l and the groomer wtwn
you no*d us » help For luily ln»un»d
pro'uiiionu: vet nKommcndod pot
cunt vi!nn in your homo *r»le you aw
gnat Coll uS anytime.
Dor & t-oult* Sundbarg
Faafitred on P.M. Mcgailno
'DOGGIE DAY CARE"
•CATF PAMPf H£D TOOI"
lo Your Horn* Tand«r Loving
"wt Cam VHfli.
Doo W«tki, PUiycmo.
Trnirum & rail
VET RECQUMENOCD
OONDED AND REFERENCES
734-6315
CAROL'S
CANINE SCHOOL
OF DOG OBEDIENCE
PRESENTS PUPPY
K1NOEROARTEN. BASIC
HOUSEHOLD, AND ADVANCED
OBEDIENCE CLASSES
STAtmNQ SEPTEMBER «TH ANO
10TH. CALL 133-0543 TO
REGISTER.
SIAMESE KITTENS: lU-t & S«a>
Point. $1?5 1-419-627-1573
| S yd k| |
SIAMESE STUO SERVICE
SaaiPomt
I -419-627VaeaUonTTraval?
PET SITTING
Lovtno car* at nom*
Food. w«l»f. aiiarclM
HOuMwtnng
Wdfti
creatures all
835-4892
365 Household Pots
3 LEOPARD 0ECKO5;»(jaJlon
c»g». dekjis tetup. fun roveraga
rwat plats. PatrJ $450. AiWng
$i75ynaoonaMg. 802-3950.
ADOPT an adoraDM Utien or call All
tatted, inots. torn* ipay«d/n«ularttd. dodaiH«d. Graat vvktt>t
251-1018
All NEW HAPPY JACK UQIJt-VlCT
aX ligutd doworrrwr combine* safety
\ convaruenca W MONTHLY proventOrt ol Inlemai parasites in dogs.
AvaUable O-T-C DISCOUNT 0RUQ
MART «4. 933-2337.
FREE TO GOOD HOME: 2 THREEYEAR-OLD CALICOS, Spayed.
Shots. Wld Sepamla Must Qo/Dua 10
AJlargns. Q34-5899
;; :^370 Lost Pets
CAT FOUND; FamaW tattoy mix.
SincaSpnnq 331-B5O5
LOST CAT
G
AT: Large Grey Black Tob
.ilrt CMslly'l, Ot'eMwtJJ
ff«ss»qffijffasEaai^^
- p « r i c n c c d
UJ '91 OtOS CUTLASS OERA.
X 4-Door. Ewstem Conoooo. 63.000
*~ Miles. 6-Cyiirtter. 3.3 Utor Enomo.
A/C. AWFM. 2bK M 6 » on Snocfca,
Brake*, Ticw; W. 700*360.9302*41
TQ 4-DOOH SEDAN CUTLASS SUPREME, Indtrtos CoB Ptona & CD
Ptayw. 15.50000. 933-41O
1M4 V.W. RABBIT O.TJ-; BUC*.
unroof, «pon nms. Sony CO player,
nica thane. 31.800. D«y 333-9250
X223Q Of Ewn. 476-1660
1963 THUNOERB1RO 5-sp lurtx).
Air, CBsa., loaded. J7W). 3S1 -9514.
19U otda C U U S M c m NewMut1'a'. brahM, radiator and tiro*.
137,000 trt. Runs OruL 1950 Cttt
BT1-3437 after 6pVr
1W4 CUTLASS S i m m e Oasae;
2dn. V-«. RWD,
, Wiia, m
many oplion*. 111,000m). Nica car vat.
SI .Bee. 846-17B9.
octf 17 OOOmL Just Eka new. Ccw a(moit $40,000. new-rutura eia**Jc
$13,800-totx). 333-3642.
1SM TOYOTA PICKUP; 139Kml.
C rp fcpWndldd
p
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erasbed loot box, dor dMactore,
new snocfcs. tprtnos, Canary, luai
p u m p i u n > u p O r i ^ l n w Run
. t m , 331-1443.
1W0 BUICK USatm; Ciawm, • * Cflllcnt condition, 78.000 mllas.
55.600. CaB 635-1270.
1190 NISSAN Maxima GXE; V6,
auto, tit. cruiM, tureooi, spoiler,
B O M an-.tn audio, lufl [xxmr. 71 Kirt.
Mint taJOO Phona ffia) 333-8308.
1S90 OLDS SILHOUETTE rrnrt « n ;
7 panongar. ad power, now lire*.
$4,500. Col Dave Bntton 892-6618
or 8354500.
1991 TOYOTA wagon; ExcaUei
condition, M l mattuintd. 130.000
m. at Norway. Aittng j a coo. or
Dmt atlat. Evening* altar earn.
32-/-07SB.
1W2 FORD Tauiua GL; 4fl#ln*. ;ownar. all powvr. notion cond,.
S7^00A)fMts. 33M1B3 ariaretxn. or
laanw mwaaga.
1*93 MAZDA MX-3OS. V-e. auto.
air, paiar tuwoof, I O K M . nrnwr
Brva & bnkaa. Asking sa,4oa (216)
238^»3Q
CLEANING
• Residential
Commercial/Offices
• New Construction
Personalized Service
Bonded and Insured
• Free Estimates
All Work Guaranteed
Amrmrst and Lorain Artas
SUPERIOR
GLEANJNG
CARPET &
FURNITURE
CLEANING
S
26
95
OO
Sou
LtWfMJl
MtV
400 Boats & Motors
1S90 SEA RAT; Gnat ftTNwe
I75hp. Men (rOoam/outDoard.
LaDer, lop. anvtm cassette, na
eqiipmenL low hours. Aahkn
S9395. B71-6132Kav»n.
BAYUNERf 21ft. good conditwn.
rcasonapla. (216)133t-65£4.
LOOKINQ FOR 23 b 35 HP. Oulboard.
FOR SALE: Mate 0.8 HP. Outboard
and Merc 4 HP. (days) 771-3200
trim) B3M473.
405,Carnpers & Vans;
HACK HCE. OOZEfl. 0U^*• TRUCK
5EB.1CE.
Cloth Fabric. Vinyl Jnd L»Uier
937-S020
UCENSED& BONDED
(216)871-0820
b ''t
415 Motorcycles/,
' ,4MiniSjlkes/ .,'
1 » l HONOA Ooldwlnu & E ; Teal,
7S00rm., boded, 2-holmata w/Marcom C8. anvtmradko,pmurtoa.
tZA-1. SX3J0O0.835-2663
paow 586-8330.
.426 Motor.Homes^
1S77 TITAN UOTORHOUE. 24 ft.,
so9 contained ganarslar, air,
owning. Stoop* 9. In very good
corxtlun. $5000. Cal 3UC51 a.
430 TrucKs For Salo
1W3 CHEVY 8-10 PiCK-UP, TmtMM
Package. 2-Tom Pabit. V-fl, ZB l >
tar. Runa araattooka Grwu1 Lots of
Extras; *4 JSa-OBQ. 3Z2-46G9
CLEAN
CORNERS?
OV/fJER CLEANS EVERY HOME
« / M I ncci] A >
Vie
«ittm>«t iteming
*r,Wne ITTXJ^KWC Bie
>tj( w juM one v r u l
jen>ie. ewn wndmrt
Wv icM jitffwpcnortjl
Iwxfle* to K * ctainng
MURRAY
LANDSCAPING
Bnch Palio* & Walhwsyi
Spnnhiat SyVcms
892-17O3
For Your FREE ESTIMATE call:
SUE LEUENBERGER
327-4455
> Vie is: Unshed nfwi
you v a \
1979
APPUANCE SERVICE
"We Service ALL Major Brands'
933-5565
1-800-707-ANDY
• Roofing •
• Siding •
• Windows •
• Painting •
• Carpentry •
• Gutters •
• Masonry •
UGHTING FIXTURES
& LAMPS
PADDLE FANS • SHADES
•PARTS
GLASSWARE • BULBS
call (216) 933-5100
for info
repotrs lo lamps and fixtures
RES1O£KT1AL & CCUUERCIAL
EUCTR1CAL WIRING SEffflCE
Houra:
3-5 JO Uzmtrt tfvu Fiidjy
Call 24 Hrs.
A Day
WSrf
373tT Cotondo'Aw (Rt l i t ) . Awn
835-3377
ANDI
• rres Estmates
Ary Type Pipet • R'iswutie Rjtrt
K*thy Smith
327-3842
ELECTRIC
Commercial - Residential
Licensed • Bonded
• Insured
Bob McMuldren
Interior/Exterior Painting
Wallpaper Hanging
Ption&'Fax
(216)933-6181
779-9188 ^
- FREE ESTIMATES Russ Harkins
949-6075
v.937-6482
« other A«i, 1-800-762-9341
Forthofer Home Improvement Inc.
Additions, Sidino. Roo:s, Kitcrxrts.
Batluooms. Windows, Doors. & Ducks
(216)9344205 • (216)647-9024
vjinilslalnu
liat<*t Ur
KEARNEY
CONSTRUCTION
Netd * n up»i*tf» tmr»n«d.
adding on « family ioon o«
ga/agu' For major o' minor
rppoiri. coll to' a '""* mtimjt*
937-6337wt
930-5222
933-0670
'Wars
Puoguessioe Landscape
"LtndiCApt fifjinutiuntr 5peciiUits "
CLEAN UPS • MOWING • SNOWPLOWING
COMMERCIAL • R£SIDEr^nAL
bk • Eufxriwicetl • Iniutcd
930-5 190
ADDITIONS
EXCAVATIONS
CONCRETE
•n CHEVY CONVERSION VAN;
Good Condldon, NowTires, 01.000
Mites, VtflOO. D3O-5223.
*93 FORO HIOM-TOP E-1W VAN;
TV, VCR, V-8, J12.700. 218-2205257.
WHY DO SO
MANY CALL...
Uranum Crdrr soeoo
A W
JON S*ruor Cibttna OiCOunl
t:*azmmjaxxx.
Sporta and m<xxts» 4«4*i and mora.
B0O-974-4749, Btt. 4175.
SEIZED CAR3 Irom SI 75. Porscrws.
CadilUcs, Chevy*. B M W i , Cor>
vatiaa. Also Jerp«. 4WD"s. Your
Area. To! Free 1-000-2154000 EJL
A-S47S lorcunart Istings.
Reuphols taring
Foctur Work
lafftS « * * ' Lints
-flnj/Sione. Sag
tit (Oon mtwiuplo 900 m ft
i t u o u n Cuiumouwr a o«*>ong« iiaoon. Uu*. M S M ooot»-
1W5 NISSAN
A SeJAnrana
C v . 37^00 MftM. N*« Tlrat; Exarilent ConOMon. I1B.700.930-1647
1BW CHflYBLER Cirrus LX; VS.
power Mtodows. toO<s. atorm. iwnots
entry, crutw. P«arl Qk«. 22K U n
COndtttaft 331-8738.
• X - c v l I c n t
UPHOLSTEHY 4 DECORATING
FREE Estimates
't
Bon. loadad opOOfiB. &0.D0OM.. ton
package. JilJOQ. Cat B35-27B0.
1 M 2 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE,'
Wetf-MoJnuirwd. AO Pwx. 1O0K
Mi^M. 3BJS0O. CM Evwihor- (2lfl)
671-2394.
1994 FOflO Taurus; 4Or. aN power.
KATHY'S
EXCAVATING
DAY'S
EASE,
INC.
327-6346
OTHERS SEND YOU A
CLEANING TEAM-WE
SEND YOU SERVICE!
• X-act
DECKS/PATIOS
, - Exterior House Cleaning
Professional Deck Cleaning & Sealing
Distressed by
Pregnancy? Call
Birthright at
Call todny for a free c
322-4652 or 244-4652
2517 I
Lenny's Glass
Service Company
CALL 949-5442
M-F 8-5 • Sat. 8-3
Storms-Screens Repaired
HARTSEL
ELECTRIC
UcensodBondedlnaured
937-5750
i PflESSUHE WASHING IMC.
934-1OO8
LI
:--216-^33-7060 v -V-l-800-943-WASH:
Proftssional Service'
Hnvlrunnicniutl.v Sih
Senior Discounts
Insured
AITordublc
FREF
ESTIMATES
BACKHOE • BULLDOZER
•x
DUMP TRUCK
« COMPLETE EXCAVATION & CONCRETE
LANDSCAPING SUPPLIES
TOP SOIL - MULCH - RIVER ROCK • STONE
EMERGENCY
SERVICE
VSPECIALSST
{216)933-9450
934-4213
\JW1
• ;. DIMITRIOS COMPAN
Your Single Source for Quality Home Repairs
""" RXTn^'-^VHEPAlft'm?
.WHENMfOUfl HOrirNEEDsriEPAiRS^fj
'CALL:930^4724rSi
• SIDING
Sftmglej • $Ult • i[itXtt Roolifn] • Wood ShJl*
CuflcfiD<n>n5poul) • Tejr OtT* • Reroofj • Recun-:
HANPYMAH SERVICE
Ciipentrv • EtetUiCJl • Home PimOno • Plwntwig
READ & USE THE
CLASSIFIEDS
/
TIM FORTHOFER
Builder • Contractor
Home Remodeling
NEW CASTLE ROOFING CO.!
Garages
WK CHAttCK HV THK J o n . NO! ItV Till; HOUR
Remodeling
Additions
Kitchens
e: 9376430
34875 Timberview Dr.,, Avon
on OH
OH44011
26
Y
26 Years E
Experience
THE CROWNING ACCENTS FOR YOUR HOME
SHINGLES • FLAT ROOFS • CUTTERS
^
WINDOWS • SIDING • KITCHEN & BATH
Cleveland 392-3696
. Lorom 950-2599
FREE ESTIMATES
Phone 933-2517
Fax 933-5656
9.14.4716
O/wr 20 Yeara Expcnencc
uilders inc.
rAIRWEATHEHZOOFING
690 Moore Road • Avon Lake. Ohio 44012
T « , m ' S E N T ! A L l C 0 M M E « C I A L & INDUSTRIAL
Tear ottRerodi
. BuJt-up. Modified Asphalt
butters & Downspouts
• Single Ply Rubber
?-!^?,™
' AfChrtKtural Staring Seam
tSTlMATES/RADIQ DISPATCHED CRANE SERVICE
FKEE ESTIMATES
WINDOWS, DOORS, & DECKS, INC.
VINYL SIDING SPETIAUSTS
• Steel Entry Doois
• Custom Built Decks
949-8710
"If It's Made Of WOOD
FIRST IMPRESSIONS
LAST FOREVER...
'Custom Cutter Presents
PVC seamless steel siding
We Can Dolt"
BOOKSHELVES
a! O'lUmanrs • ROOFINGS
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