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October 24, 1984
35th Year, No.
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A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION IN LORAIN COUNTY;
No Principals Hired In S.-S.L.
by Janet Coffoy
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Thu principals of tlrj smaller ulumun- tobatuken if thu levy passud or failed on
I (try schools, Forosllnwn and Barr, coulc1 Nov. 0.
hnndlu soiuu extru district work. By
The paasDgo of the 0.0962 mill levy
pt-osonlliig thu information nhuad of would ensure that no teachers mo Inld
lime ho hopus the peoplo will know how off, and till extra curricular octivltloa
lio fuels about hiring the princlpnls.
and all busing will ha paid by Ilia S.-S.L.
Uy 4-0 votu [he Stioffiold-Sliofflold City Schoob.
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l.ako School Uoard approved tho actions
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SHEFFIELD-Thc Shorfiald-Shufnufd
Lnko School Uourd didn't him any principals or award any supplemental conI rods at the Oct. 15 meeting.
Aftor a uno and n hnlf hour executive
session, Superintendent Donald
Chijivottu pulled nil the items fur hiring
nnyono olf the agenda. Tlio DOE ducidod to wait until aftor tho election before
doc Id ing if tho school district can afford by Linda HawklnB
two principals.
The board hud on Its agunda to hiru a
AVON LAKE - Krobs Ro^u, called
alomentary principal at $22,130 ami the most delarloratud street in the cily
Sheffield Middle School Assistant Prin- by tho ongtnaoring department, will bo
cipal at $20,546.15. Also on tho agenda improved with a grant from Ohio
was the awarding of six supplemontal Doptirtmont of Economic end Comcontracts. Hoivover tho board moy have munity Development funds.
to turn around find drop the contracts If
City Council , approved legislation
tho levy doesn't pass. The board docided Monday
night to fflu for a Small Cities
to watt and see what happans on Nov. 6. Community
Block Grant
Some of tho 80 people attending tho of $44,300 to Development
widen and resurface Krebs
meeting at Sheffield Mlddlo School
Road from Lear Road east to the Bay
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Village lino.
i?l LootfeFound! a PRESS reader dropprincipals wiinn tho school district
According to the city engineer, block
pV;, ped off a small necklace with a pon- needs money. Dr. Chtvavetta said he
\?n. dapt/photo of a newborn child. If you placed tho hiring of an elementary prin- grant funds can only ho usod in certain
Byf can Idontlfy tholost Horn call the PRESS
cipal and assistant principal ,Dti "-the ureas whore 51 percent of tho residents
income or for
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agenda because thoy nro really neodetl^ . • nro of low und moderate
stroot repairs. Since1 ho^roa'.In Avon
• Only 3 weeks until the Avon Lake Jr.
.It was also-to,'lot Ihe pooplp"ivho/•
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^Women's 13th Annual Homespun Craft
say,"Why didn't you toll us boford; the ''; Lake meets tho'income't-ostrlctIpns,,aG-,;1
Fa'In'Tho event gets bettor overy year.
levy?'Vknow*When tlio'aubfoct of hiring
cording ib'thblOBO Corisus, the engineer'
Watch tho PRESS nnch week,far details'.
tho two prlnclpols comos up again,
said ho recommended Improving KrcBs
Sigh up! Thoso Individuals Interested
hopefully everjone In SheffioldRoad.
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p-^ In Becoming part of the MGP play, "Tho
Shefflold Lake School District will
No one cume to two public hearings
I^Kingianti'l" [should attend the organizaromombor wo really need tho principals.
But to discuss alternative uses of thu
1$ tiohnl mooting- Friday, November 9, at
Chivavotta would Hlvo to BOO a building grant funds, so council voted to go
7:30 p.m. In "the Loarwopd High
principal in each school building. The ahead with the street projccl. About
, Auditorium. The annual event is job of a principal fs to know his staff,
$5,000 in city funds will havo to be addscheduled for March 22, 23, 24 and 29th
school, students and parents. Principals
ed to tbo grant to camploto tho imund 30lh of March 1985.
nt Knollwood and Tennyson Elementary
including udding gravel
••'• PredlctlonsI Aroa voters faco nomo Schoolr, havo a full timo job working in provements,
and moving tho existing ditch,
.local issues and county candidates in- fust of;o building, ns both schools are borms
and widening lha pavement to 10 feet,
about 2 weoks. Noxt wool: — some in- Jorge.
tho onglnour said.
(js torostlng predictions and endorsements.
Other Action
Council approved tho first reading of
an ordinance to permit, but restrict, the
use of dish-type satellite signal receiving
earth station antennas. Ward II Councilman Dale Cracas and Ward 111 Council wo man Judy Emrick opposed tho
legislation.
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Cracns said he questioned allowing '
the satellite dishes in residential areas.
Mu also laid ho would prefer
underground wiring for the antennas.
Mrs. Emrick said she was not happy
with the provisions for screening thu
diithos.
Council President Russ Lynch voted
the "Little Red Caboose" ticket booth at Avon Lake Memorial Stadium
yes on tho first reading, but notod hu had
some concerns which might cause him
to change his position before the third
rending. "There Is no way 1 will vote to
approve this with only , one more
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Grant Will Improve Krebs Road
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Our Towns
reading," he added.
An ordinance sotting tho salary of the
newly appolntud city recreation director. Hording Christ, at $3,600 per year
was approved. Tho former,-recnation
director had received $4*800 per viaar. '
Christ will also havo the uso.ofa city '
car and gasoline for the performRnce of
his dutiilB.
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Council :also approved a griovanco
procodjro as required by tho Office of
Revenue Sharing. Tho procedure provides for iho rosolutinn of cnKpInints by
handicapped Indlyldunis .who ?are 'ox-;
eluded, bbcituse of their htindirdp, from
activities or , programs • funded ^ y
rovnr ue sharing nioneyi;; ' ': '^;;j»-\<, •\;7.,::
A; contract'with'•IntornatfdnolliSBH'.
Company for treated rock•BaUji
iBpproYeaV^ ' ; ' '"' ' ^ • " ^ ^ ^ LegiBlation^iisvVschpdulod^tb^be/,!-'1;1
prepared for-tho next council.jiubattngW
agenda (Nov.''12)'to'award;a~conlrflct.ta •'' \
Jonas & Henry Ltd. of Toledo, Ohio, for/ ;,
design and' engineering costsUor
the :,
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School Levy Hot Line
_ Members of the Cahlll family were introduced on the Memorial Stadium field
['•last Friday night as the "Little Rod Caboose'1 they donated to the school was
r dedicated. From left aie: Craig R. Cahlll, Adam Cahilt, Mrs. Jean Cahlll, Mrs.
'*• Nora Cahill Ferrone, William Ferrone, Ms. Katie Cahlll, Quentin P. Cshill, ALHS
;! Principal B. J. Walker and Athletic Director J. Richard Deasy. Walker is presenting Quentin Cahlll with a watercolor rendering of the caboose by local artist Betty
|.BIakemore. Deasy is holding a brass plaque to be placed on the caboose which is
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;dedicated to the Cahlll children, Katie, Craig and Nora, all Avon Lake High
' School graduates. (Photo courtesy Avon Lake High School)
Political campaigns genernto
discussion of tho candidates and
issues appearing on the ballot. During such discussion many unconfirmed stories aro circulated and
many inaccu.rato or misleading
statements are made.
Do you ivondor.ii' what you've
heard about the levy is accurate?
Tho Avon Lake City Schools have
instituted a Levy Hot Lino to deal
with rumors and, answer questions
about the levy. Call 033-B210 during
school working hours, and a
member ol t h e , school's administrative staff will give you the
(facts, answer your questions about
'Issuo 27, or listen to your concerns.'
Issue 2?was placed on theballbti
after months of careful study. This :
. levy Is designed to erase a deficit
projected for 1985 and . provide" a
small amount of protection aijalnet •
inflation. The deficit Is due to lha of.'oct of state legislation. on school
financing. It Is not tho' result of-1
mismanagement. Tho school board
and staff aro proud of their accomplishments and convinced of
tho necessity of tho levy to continue',
quality e d u c a t i o n ' i n our
community.
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Got tho facts by calling 933-8210
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-Letters.
The band marches
tune fs "Thank you"
and the
To lliu ticlilnr untl
Clilxuns of Avon Liiko:
Tliu Avon Lnku Sliurumuu Marching
Bund wuuld first llku to thtuik you lor all
your, support. (I'M aruat lining port of
such u good btiinl mid thu big thmik you
gous to all of you wliu support us in coinIng to watch U9 prnctlcu nnd porrurm, us
wall us puichaoing cliooso niid siiuangn
Tram our iiniiuiil sulo,
As a band, we only huvu onu man) ruqucHt. Tlint is. that our community
would consider wiiuru wu huvu to pr«->
tlco whun llioy walk, llwir dogs. Our lil^li
school provldus us with u Inrgu fiuld
whuru wu cun propuro for our shown.
Our inarching sonstm only lust u lltllti
wliilu ouch your. Tliuralbru, we dou'i
fool wu cro asking loo much by asking
our community not to wnlk Ihoir dogs
on tho fluid, or at toast cluiin up aflur
thorn. Your cooporutlon will bu groully
npprciciuted. Thank you vory much.
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A Tradition of Exceller
, Tho Avon Laku Schools havu a tradition of oxcaUanco. This hlgli Blandnrd
ws ostnblishod through community involvamsnt and support, leadership from
tha administration, and high prulussipnal stnndards or tho school ste/i. Tha
past twonty yours huyo prasontotT muny
social and economic challenges to our
schools und tliis coalition IIUB motoanli
of Ihum. Tho talu oF auccoss has not
boon porfoct but our schools huvo
wouthurod tho trials of thu past and aro
hotter bocauso of thorn.
On the ploying hold wo havu always
compared oursi'Ivou with tho schools to
tho oast. This comparison goes beyond
athletics. Tlin academic program*: ufforod our students aro 'equal to thoso of
other Southwestern Conference schools,
Our students aro providud a sound foundation so. that thoy can compolo1 for jobs
or. for "admission Into'tha host universities in Ihe nation. Tho success of our
students, after all, is our primury goal.
- Avon Lnko votors have an opportunity
to maintain a program of quality. Our
, goal is excellence, Join us In voting YES
on Issue 27.
Grog Zllkn, President
Avon Lako Education Association
Litko haino nnd Ihuu conipuro that with
(hu viiluutlons in surrounding commuiiltluH. Vuluution doponds on rusalo
vnluo, and rusnlu valut) depends on thu
willingness of young fnmlllos to move
Into thu coi,-iinunily. Young fnmilius
Irnnslulo Into kU\». nnd kids Iraushilu inlo Ilio need for quality schools.
Aru you nwuru (if thu I'oct tluil tliu
vnliKtllon of properly nnd humus Is
diiuctly dupundonl on lliu cuultly of Iho
.schools? A lucal rutiltor hiii found dlfficiiily Moiling ShurfiuUI-ShnfTluld Lnku
propurty bucausu nf tho fiiiiinclJil crisis
in our MCIIOOIH.
Thu students of toduy uru It.;1 ndults oi
tomorrow! As wo, todny's udults, upprouch t'olirutnunt, it is tomorrow's
wurk forcu a;id tnxpnyurs who will Insuru our social security. If our youth aro
not woll propnrod today, wu will full thn
offucts tomorrow.
Fuw studonls mnku It to lliu NFL. but
many do maku1 it to ctillugu.
However, if
our schools art ;;c • o r for ing thorn quality
oducution, lhon those students will not
succoud.
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WITHOUT THE LEVY, tho markot
voluo of yaur property wil bo ruducod,
and REDL'HEU DRASTICALLYI A vote
FOR THE Li'.VY is a sound Invostmonl,
proloctlng !'• valuation of your homo
and propurty.
Committee FOR thu School Lovy
Michaul Nbl'a, Truusuror
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ADDRESS: 33530 WALKEft P.D., A.L (ACROSS FROM B.F. OOODHICHJ -
The Friends of Harbour
Toivn 1837 Present ._^
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Uth Annual^^g
Thanks for Support
To thu Citizuns of Avon Lako:
Wo. tho V.F.W. of Avon Lako,'wish
wholeheartedly to thank unch iudlviduul
and company for their support in tho
project "Avon Lako Pride." .
Tho coming holiday, Voturans Dt.y; I
will givu you that patriotic fooling as you
drivo down thu hlghwuy undar covor of
our country's flog being displayed in our
city.
Our honorablo Mayor, Richard .
Huusrod, had the pleasure of planing tho
first. flag on thu utility polo far our
Homecoming.
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Wo aro still accopting thoso last delations oven though our project was a little
short of our goal.
Suuing our flags will bo tha gru^lust
thinks oncu can glvo. God bluss us all.
John W. Robertson, Conimundbr
Avon Lake V.F.W. Post 8796
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Avon Lake:
Somu junior high and high school
students aru using Avon Lake Public
Why Should You Vote for the
Library, not as n learning resource, but
Levy if you have no Students
as a "hangout" from aftar' school until
in our schools?
past 9:00 p.m. Their behavior is disruptive, disrespectful, and destructive.
To tho Rosidonts
Rocont incidents include: stopping up
of Shaffiold-Shuffiuld Lako:
plumbing (repair bill, $G03); defacing
furniture and walls; breaking a water
You should support tho lovy to PRO- balloon inside tho building; using proTECT THE VALUATION OF YOUR fano languagu; spitting chewing tobacHOME AND YOUR PROPERTY! Chock
tho valuation of a Sheffield-Sheffield
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Clayton A. Dusok, Supurfntondont of .Schools* givoa
the following information concerning school closings:
Avon Lake suldom closes Its schools because of
snow. This is prlmrrfly hocuusu tho Avon Lnko City
Sori'fco Department does on excellent Job of removing
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the snow from the streets. On many occasions tho
street department creivs work all night to clour the
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streets In Iho city.
The police doiinrlmnnt and school officials keep .n
contact with onnlt other in tho Into ntjjht and oarly
morning hours when auvoro weather conditions oxlst.
Tho decision to close (ho schools is usuolly made in
; the early morning hours on school days. Therefore,
teldphonti calls tci either the police department or
school officials in the owning hours arc unnecessary: '
Kirbv:- Royals v.Hooyej^ffl
When ft becomes necessary Io close tho schools, the
schools rely on the local radio and television stations
. to communicate the information to tho public! School
officials inform the Associated Press and United Press
lnturnnUonal when the schools ar(i closed. Those services will, In turn, notify Iho area radio and television
stations. On ocensiun, however, breakdowns in communication have prevented Iho 'Information from be-,
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SCHOOL CALENDAR
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relayed as requested.
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Wed., . Oct. 24, 4:15 p.m. - Froshmdn Volloyball (CJ
Radio
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always mode.the announcements prdr.ipity und acHours: Mon.-Sat.'9-5:;
, Thufs.i Oct. 25, 3:15 p.m. - Pop Club-Cafotoria;,-):15
curately, and the Avon Lakd fidibdli1 Wi/!.cbritinuo to
p.m.- Frosliman Football - Medina at'Avon Lako.
use their service, in addition (tl'lhnt of tho noWs ser
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Fri., Oct. 26, 0:00 p.m. - Varsity Football at Olmstod
vices. Parents and students art) advised to listen to
Falls.
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WEOL for the most prompt flnd'accuratti roports.
' dal., Oct. 27 - Burnoson Freshman' Volleyball (G)
Parents and studnuls should assuiite that the local
Tournamorit at Burnoson-Wsstlako 10:00 a.m. Junior
Varsity Football - Olmstod Falls at.Avon Laku.
schools are open unless an announcement pertains
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specifically to tho Avon Lake Schools: <
Calls should not bo made to school officials or, (be
police deparlmenl unless they aro absolutely
necpSFiry because thesa calls wtll tie up the phonos
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wlion emergency calls must be mude,
. St. Joseph Elementary School w i l l ' bo closed
whenever the Avon Lako Public Schools are closed
bocuuso of woathnr conditions or other emergency.'
Parents who have children that attend private or .
Receive an early cowofJHEPJ3E$$
public schools outside tho Avon Lake district and are
transported by Avon Laku buses should also listen lo
for 25* by visiting any
gi&pf]$&
aron rcdio und television stations for school closing Infollowing locations on
formation. As a general rule, the Avon Lake, City
evenings:
Schools District will not transport any public or nonu
lic school students to anoflior community when
Convenient
Fisher Fazio's.;;
public schools in Avon Luke or Iho neighboring
;
Grandpaionls Cay in the Avon LakoSlcmonlui y
Food Mart
1
Walker Rd., Avon Lake
lets are closed because of weather,
Schools
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jrcnts should make a {udgement about whether to
Tlio wook of October 8 should have boon called
Avon Lake V ; '
.end
thoir
children
lo
school
whon
bad
weather
exists*
A.L.
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Grandparents' Wook En the Avon Lake Eloinontary
even though the schools are open for classes. The
Lake Rd., Avon Lake
Drugstore :^v;
Schools. Approximatoly 650 Grandparents had the opschools will accept tho parents' decision In this mat' partunily to visit their Grandchlldrons' school.
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ter, and the student will not bo counted as truant.
, Grandparents Day was hold at Eriuvlow School on
Avon Lake
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Working parents should also make arrangements
Tuosday, October 9, Redwood School on Wednesday,
with someono who will attend their children in case
October 10 and at Eastviow Sciiool on Thursday, OcDeli
Convenient
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the schools close during the school day because of an
tober 11. Wcstviow School has scheduled GrnndAvon
Lake
Shopping
Center
F
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Mart
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parunts Day for Thursday, November 8.
emergency. Tlio children should bo informed where
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they are lo report in c«se of such on early dismissal.
Convenient
Landings, Avon Lake :;L.:
What a groat da;1 fc* "vnryono at tho throe schools.
MAYTON FARfVIS
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Grandparents received a floivur i.'sal from thoirgrandchildren; toured the respective buildings; visited
classes, as well as participntod in class lessons and mid
lunch with their grandchildren.
• PTA hostesses made sure that grandparents worn
made comfarlable at the schools on tin's exciting day
by serving refreshments; conducting lours; giving
.directions;'helping during the busy lunch hour; ami
taking carp of the many emergencies thai come up
. during Iho day,
Grandparent.') enmo from many differcnl parts of the
country — Texas, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania.
Michigan, Arkansas,, Kentucky; Kansas, ale... Two
guntlonwu who wuro classmates nt Elyi-in High School .
fifty yours iiyu mtil during Iho Eastviou- Grandparents
Dny.'TIioy hnvaplniiimtl ihnfr own cliiss miniion! !
l! lill.l;.; .• dil i)l |i.;o)i!i' \.'UI k 111 (4 Ul^i.'lili'l I'll m.l^ii nil
ufunl iiku (liis t>ru! n I'i'ill hUi;ui:ss.., itud if ivii.s.i.lmnnMdous SIICCISN. A IH'H THANKS (u Gninclfiiirt'tii:).
Sludonls, .Sun-clnrips, CJu^lodiul I'eiHntuiul, J'TA
HOSIUSHL'S• iind thy Kilchen I'urKiinnel.Tlio Kifrhun
Personnel'hml a ruul lougli fob to do in a shurl period
of timo.
SCHOOL LUNCH
Food Mart
Lake Rd., Sheffield Lake
Gray Drug
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Brnuinlrt*
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Country Store
Colorado Ave.; Avon
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, Sheffield Lake
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Billinghurst IGA
Colorado Ave., Avon.'• ;.
L'Hommedfeu's Chemist Shop
Detroit Rd., Avon
ALHS C U S S OF 1939 held Its 45th reLnlon during the recent Third Annual
Avoii Lake Homecoming Festival, (see "Lot^rs to the Editor" for details.) plc• uredI from left a w : (seated) Edna SpachtJ: ,!!nga|e, Lucille " P a t " Burkhardt
Lescner, Gwen Beard Anderson, Betty D.nisey O'Connor, Jayne Zellers
Chester, Garnet Buer Matus, (standing) PMilp Mylechralne, Paul Rogers,
;( Eugene Traxler, Ruth Nixon Hlgglns.Albert T>.:,xler, Sophl Doddlsh Gvozdlch,
:-. Stanley Mucha, LaVern 3usvyell, Charles Hubar. Violet Barlett Owad, Bettv Lou
' Lott Miller, and teacher Ruth Connor VIerkle. .
Letters
Continued from page 3
co, gum, and condy,on walls, carpet,
windows, furniture, and books; loitering
-In groups in tho parking lot eher 9:00
p.m.; dancing on car tapo; stripping
' bicycles; damaging shrubbery; and
throwing rubbish on the building.
Avon : Lako Public Library is o
beautiful, wall-equipped facility, ope.''
04 hours a week for all to use and enjoy.
It is ono of tho best public libraries in
this araa, thanks to tho support' of the
taxpayers of Avon Lako. Taxpayers cannot bo woll-sorVBd,-however, whon staff
must patrol the building instead of performing tho library service duties for
•which they wore hired; when
', maintenance and repair costs Increase
JLduo to.yandalismj.Qnd when quiet roiaxl aiion and study are impaired by rowdy
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The Board pf.TruBtoes and staff ore
j determined to deal with thoso problems
quickly and firmly.
• . Wo request that parents cooperate by
•pickjngup Ihoir children promptly at.
: library: closing time,' (Monday-Thursday,
9:00 p.m.; Friday-Saturday, 5:00 p.m.),
.by monitoring thoir children'* evening
activities; and by'rocbgnMng the staffs
; responsibility to expel thoso studonts
violating patron conduct rules.
Avon Lake Police Department is reinforcing sta' f of forts to insure acceptable
conduct at the library by including tho
building and parking lot in its ovoning
patruls.
Avon Lake Public Llbray Board of
Trustees
Endorses Hertz
To tbo Editor^
I hnve boon ticked by several mombors
of our lodge to wrlto this letter In
regards to our endorsement for Sheriff
James A. Mori?,.
It is truo that we have had our differences with Sheriff Mortz in tho past,
as all Employee/Employer relationship1!
do.
However, wo aro n..t endorsing PERSONALITIES, wo jro endorsing tho
best Candidate for tho fob. Sheriff Mortz
has been tho Sheriff for only the last six
years, but he has been in the management of tho Loroin nouAy sheriffs
Department for the last 23 years. His opponent has yet to be in any suporvlcory
capacity to our knowledge.
We ask the public to take a look at our
endorsements, JAMES A. MERTZ FOR
SHERIFF AND GREG WHITE FOR
PROSECUTOR. You will find that thoir
opponents' qualifications fust don't
stack up.
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #54
represents 10 law enforcement agencies
of Lorain County.
F.O.P. Lodge #54
Prosidont
Class of '39
Have a great time!
Tho weekend is over, classmates and
friends have returned to their homes
and we are loft with beautiful memories
and mt.iy pictures. The parade was a
now experience far many of us, ospocially riding on tho float that Gwcn Board
Andorsoi. .ind Phil Mylochraino worked
so dlligantly on. Took us "45" years to
bo in a pariuio and wo all folt honorad to
.be, in our own Avon Lako 3rd Annual
Homecoming Parade. Thon to tho Alumni Room 15/. Hopefully this Is a haw
beginning of "got-togothnr" for ' tho
classes uf tho "O's and 30's as clussmatos
from 1029, 1D.VO and 1931 arrived complete with snapshots. Such fun o
.-mninisco, walk tho halls, onjoy tho food
and u!I tho beautiful people and trying to
guess wno that Vimiliar foco belonged
to.,
We, tho class of" 1939, hod dinner at
the' Holiday Inn attended by 17
classmates with spmiso and friends. Ono
of tho highlights of (no ovoning
was ono
of our former loflcht-rs, Mrs.1 Ruth Connor Morklo and her husband wero with
uc, a letter road from Clayton Maus,' a
former science toachnr and basketball
caach. Cone Traxlor g-.ivo the invocation,
and president of our class, Phil
Mylochraino, gavo .tho welcome. Paul
Rogers was th« Master of Ceremonies
and after a delightful spnoch, cqmploto
with humor and wit, he introduced onch
member to say a few words about what
they have been, or are doing. Seventy
per cont ere retired and ba>ik to working
in the soil with gardons, golf and travel.
Tho weekend ended with breakfast at
the High School whore tho mombors of
Kiwanls sang "Should auld acquaintance bo forgot" and once aguln visited
with friends from the past. Our goal for
tht) future is planning to be together in
1969 to celebrate our "OOth". May all 24
of our class uo with us.
Thoso attending wero Violet Bartlett
Owad, Betty Deasy O'Connor, Sophie
Doddlsh Cvozlch, und Edna Spachtolz
Zingole, all from tho Cleveland area;
Lucille (Pat) Burkhardt Leschrr and
Gone Traxlor from Avon; Gwon Beard
Anderson, Stanley Mucha, Ruth Nixon
Higgins, Phil Mylochroino, Paul Rogers,
and Jayno Zollors Chester from Avon
Lako. Pal Schroth Diobold, Sheffield
Lake; Gnrrtnl Duer Matus, Wake man;
Butty Lou Lott Miller, Wostervillit, Ohio;
Albert Traxlor, Dearborn Michigan.
Those coming the farthest wero LaVarn
Buswoll, St. Petersburg, Florida: and
Charles Hubcr, Bellovuo, Washington.
Response to "There is no
Economy in the System"
To the Editor:
I read tho letter in A< on Lake Press
lost weok (10-17-84) and was impressed
by tho point of view of the writer, as well
as hi3 effort to get some Information. I'm
happy to take the timo to reply with
somo facts that may holp.
Let me take tho points, ono at a tmo:
Assertion: "An eight .-nilllon dollar
addition to The Cleveland Klectric Illuminating plant will genorate an additional two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars in taxes to the Avon Lake
Schools..."
Facts: Tho construction of tho
prccipltator and fan work at the west
end of the CE1 plant will likely generate
same additional revenue to our schools.*
All official at CEI could not sot u
specific dollar amount because much of
tlio now construction involves pollution
control (iquipmonl which is tax dxiimpl.
Moru Important, tho tuxes from tlio
new construction will not bo avullablo
until 1007. This is too lute to solve our
immediate problem, but may hulp the
Hoard mako a decision about ronowiitg
the omorgoncy 2.fl mill lovy passed In
1902. that will expire at the end of 11)07.
Ansortlon: ...."the Slato of Ohio is now
distributing fifty million dollars to tho
schools throughout tho stale.."
Facto: Tho monoy referred to conies
from tho excess lottery profits. Suro, fifty million dollars sounds like a let, but it
represents a one-time payment of only
23 dollars per pupil. Avon Lake will
receive $50,308.73 of this monoy. That
does not ovon come close to o $730,000
deficit. There ore also strings attached to
tho monoy which restrict how it can bo
spoilt.
Assertion: "There Is no economy In
tho system."
Facts: The increase in actual
operating casts for tho Avon Lako
Schools botwoon 1983 and 1984 was loss
thin one percent. If that Is not economy,
what Is? Whon tue levy passes, the probable Increase In oporatlng costs botwoon 1084 and 1085 will be about 2.5
percent. Our schools challenge any
other governmental agancy to match
that lovy of offlcloncy.
Two additional points which naod to
bo mudo: Tho usu of phono surveys is
common during olocllon. campaigns.
National pollsters use.tho phnna ID ask
pooplu how tlioy will vu.u ynd that helps
cundidiitos plan their campaigns. The
lovy committee was simply using a
rather con; ion campaign technique.
Sorry It up .it you.
1 also havu a concern that o letter that
raises such real, yot controversial
points, is published without your name.
I would encourage Avon Lako citizens
to continue to bo woll-informod. Ploaso
call tho s u p e r i n t e n d e n t ' s office
(033-0210) or any of your elected board
members if you'heed answers to your
questions. If We all work from tho same
factual basis, we will do a bettor Job of
making decisions on behalf of our quality educationul program.
Earl1 D. McMlchael, Jr.1
" Vlco-Prcmldont
Avon Lako Board of Education
Historical Society
Tho Society will moot Nov; 5, at I-p.m.'
In tho conference room of. the. Avon'
Lako Public Library. Tho mooting will
bo open to tho public'end refreshments
will be provided.
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Tho afternoon's program will'be a1
presentation
by Mrs. }*u. Goodwin who' ',
will read: from -. hor .great-grandmothor's
lournal recounting her trip
in* a Con*
estoga Wagon from India1 a to Kansas in
the 19th Conturyl '
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Ownership: Buying your
phone is a small p r i c )
of reliable, trusty sieivSiev
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It's hard to put a price tag on something as lasting as a
Centel phone. But for as little as $16.85 each, plus tax,
you can buy the phont*s you already have in your home.
Just make your purchase in full or through CentePs
interest free, three-month payment plan and those
phones become yours for good. There's no more monthly rental fee.
Buying the phones you currently have will probably
be less expensive than buying new ones. And why risk
buying a poorly made phone when you know from experience that Centel phones are high-quality inside and
out.
The cost of your Centel phone is a small price to pay
for all the years of reliable, trusty service. And now's
the time to buy. Just call your Centel service representative or stop by your Centel Pick-a-Phone Center.
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, Avon Accidents & Incidents
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10-10-84
10-13-04
1226 - OSP advlsos ol accident on IH-00.
0050 • Hosldenl requests special attention due
1456 - Report of Soml In ditch on IR-90. Unlls.
to Inreatn. Offlcors advised.
ambulance, and low sont. Accident In Sholtleld
0117 • Officer arrested Intoxicated molorist.
Village. APD otficaro nsslatod.
Released on bond.
1723 • Resident on Garden Dr. Roports dirt
0308 • Accident roportod on IR-90. OMicors
bike. Vehicle gone on officers arrival. Driver
sont, report taken.
located lator, parents advlsod.
1254 • Resident reports missing child. Sent
1801 - Center Rd. Resident stales additional
officer.
barricades needed on road. Advised Service
1730 • Local business reports lost or stolen
Director.
key. Officer took report.
1030 - Request lo chock on welfare ol Stoney
1755 - Report of damage balng done to
Ridge Rd. residents, Chocked OK.
farmer's field by ATC vehicles. Parties advlsod to
10-11-84
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0023 - Clove. P.D. advises Ihoy have subject In
2111 • Local business reports thell. Officer
custody on warrant, Unit sonl, subjocl confined.
took
report.
0041 - Unlls located subjocl for OSP. Sub|ocl
2211 - Prowler reported In Norlhgale. Officer
arrested and transported.
unablo lo locate, will give extra attention to area.
0750 • Subjoct lacked out of vehicle. Unit sent.
2333 • Vehicle In ditch on SR 83. Officer took
entry gained.
report.
1435 - Officer looK report ol accident at IR-90
10-14-84
Sohlo, gas pump knocked over. .
0015 - Suspicious vehicle reported on east
1614 • Report of vehicle throwing (Irecracker3
end. Officer unable to locale.
at other traffic. Officers unable to locale vehicle.
0028 -OHlcor delivered emergency message
1958 - Vehicle In dilch on SR 83. to lamiiy.
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2135 - Report ol tight behind Lowson's.
0104-Officers
assisted;Sheffield Village units
Everyone gone on-olflcer'a ctrtlyai.
In
theircity.
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• 2333 - Suspicious persona at Lawson's. Sub. 0134,; Vandalism reported ro-rasldonce on
jects' arrasiud, had weapon In possession.".
Detroit
fld.Ownertomnkoutalement.
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' 1125 - Report of.domoslic problem. Officers'
0051 - Report of accident at Case arid Detroit
.f«<«pnt, problam mediHtod. " r i
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checked /osldonco. Alarm gof W o a r - U n i ! assisted Sheffield VillageTUnH Jin >"' I J113SJ- Ofticorff
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1332 -Subject locked out of vehicle. Ollicer
' 1115 - Report of debris In roadway on IR-90 ex.
sent,
ontry
gained.
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1956 • Olllcers assisted Sheffield Village of1701 - Westlake P.D. advism; occupied, disablficers with runaway Juvenile.
ed vehicle on IH-90. Officer unable to locate.
2101 • Report c* vehiclo in ditch m SR 83. Of1812 • Resldonl on East end reports dog at
ficer arrested Intoxicated motarisl,
large. Owner contacted and advised. •
2119 - Alarm at loor.1 business. Buildings and
2140 - Report of peoping-Iom on Sloney Ridge
grounds checked OK.
Rd. Offlcors sent.
10-15-84
2300 - Resident reports vehicles from party
003<"< Motorist out ol gas on IR>90. Olticer
parking In yard. Officer ••int, vehicles moved.
0141 • Officor arrastod Intoxtcaled motoriat
Subjoct released on bond.
0759 - Alarm at local business, Tripped In arrof
by employees.
1331 • Lost dog and ownur reunited
1914 • Officer found opon dcor at focal
business. Secured same.
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2310 • French Creek Rd. residents found open •door upon roturn. Officers checked -ind found f*
ine rest of the 'ooldanco secure.
2341 - Officor asslslod EVPD unit with orrost ol ^a
subject al SR 254 and our west city llm ta
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. 0443 • Officer assisted molorlsi wllh flat tiro.
1545 - Resident reports theft of Horns from
garage. Report taken.
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1555 - Report of tralfic problems on SR 83 at
ropnlr area. Olflcors sent.
1938 - Hoport of loud music In area of NorIhgato Park. Officer advised sub|ecta to turn
volumno down.
0020 • Complaint ol theft ol license plates. VicUrn to provide information.
0111 - Accident with injuries on IR-90., Sent officers and ambulonc.o
Court Of Honor
Boy Scout Troop 30B hold a Court of
Honor on Wod., Oct. 3, 1004. Tho program tncludtid a procession, flag raising
ceremony and presentation of awards.
Tho following Scouts rocalvod
awards: Jock Bauer, 2nd yr. honor
camper, camping skill award,, cooking
skill awurd, environment skill award,
snorkollng B.S.A., co-campor of tho
wook, Beaumont pntcli; Jeffrey Droger,
2nd yr, honor uumpor, swimming merit
badge, camping skill award, cooking
skill nward, environment skill award, ;
Bent]mont palchi co-campor df (ho
wuak: ttarry.<F.lschbaqlt,' lst.yr. honor -i
campur, cooking skill, uwardpfirtft aid.;
skill awurd, swimming skill award,
flrom'n chit, Beaumont pptch; Cerl
Goemmol, yellow, orange, white & red
beads, Baaumont patch; Alan Hoch,
yellow, oratigo & white bauds, first nld
skill awnrd, flrom'n chit; Mike Kobak,
yellow, white & orang'i bends; Jim
Nlmolli, 1st yr. honor cumber, t-J.K.A. riflo awards, pro marksman, marksman,
Baaumant patch; Bart - Patterson,
Yellow, orange & whlto bonds
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mont patch; Brian Paul, Yellow orangtnr,
& white beads, swimming skill awaruF'
cooking skill award, Boaumunt patch,
Mike Radatz, Yellow, orange and whlto
beads, cooking skill award, first afd skill
award, swimming skill fiward, firolnln^
cliiti Beaumont patch; Dennis Richarddjf|
2nd yr. honor camper, envlronmontpLj,
sclenco merit boc^n, rifle & shotgun^
morit badge, rowina meritbadgb, NiRfAvr
riflo awurds.pro marksihan, morkBman^
i marksman 1st class,- Beaumont pdtcHf.^''
-jiFollowlng: 'tho'!presonlatiph'*;of*tHi
.awardsMpr. Jahn
Scouts and oncjurapod thorn to
the good work. Refreshments wore t
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, Any boy; 11 years of ago or:oldor;whp3j
may bo interesMid In scauttng'^i'-Is^i
wolcoma to attend'ana af'Troip-iSOO^
weekly n.eotings They are hola
Wednesday at 7 00 p m in Holy Trinity^
School, Ndgel Hd Avon
HERE m i FOUR GOOD REASONS TO VOTE "FOR"
ISSUE27*
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HOURS
BY'APPT.
APPTS. AVAILABLE1
A FULL
WE CAN THINK OF 2496 MORE
AGENCY
SINCE
In these clays of rising costs, just about everything takes more money
than it used to. Educating children and running a school system is no
exception. During the last couple of years, our school system has reduced
staff, closed a school building, conserved energy and tried its best to
provide excellent education in the most cost efficient way possible. This
year, the school budget will just balance. Next year, a huge deficit is
projected unless more income is received. The 4.5 mill levy is the only
way to get this additional income.
The children of Avon Lake need your YES vote, so that bur schools can
continue to strive to meet the needs of all our students. The quality of our
children's education is the real ISSUE 27 on the NpVEMBER 6 BALLOT.
For literally pennies a day you can continue quality education for Avon
Lake children.
1952
Bob Allen
Auto, Home, Lite, Tax Shelters, Annuities,
Gwup, Commercial, Pension, Bantling,
Boat, Disability,y, HospitalfzaUort,
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Motorcycle.
ENOUGH LIFE INSURANCE
Depends on your family's size, standard of living, retire
merit plans. L*t ma help you plan lor future security.
Phone...wrlte...v!sft
SAYYES
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Don Jones
9:00-5:00 Daily
9:30-12:00 Sat.
444 CENTER RD.
AVON LAKE
Paid (or by Avon Lake Cillzens For Schools
CLEVE. 835-7242
DON JONES 933-4:34. BOB ALLEN 933-5223
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Guest Devotions
I IT'SS HERE AGAIN
OUR
Tho Rav. EHc A. BiiiH, Pusltir
Unllud Church of Clirlsl
1103 SutiBOl Avenun. Shufnold [.tiki!
Tb« Gosjpol of John Chapter 0
AH is coniniuu with lliu Guspol uccount of John, many HIUSSUHOS of rollglous
siBiiiricanco convurxu fn thu ovunls of today's losson. Klulu til tlm lju«liinliiii ol lliu
cliaptur wo, with Jusus, confront tho till too common londuncy to nssuuitilo pltystutil
Impairment or ill fortuno with sin. Jusus' disclplus uppuiir in mucli lliu otmtu iillltudc
us Job's friends whon tho dlsciplos nskod if tho blind man's blindness worn " roaull
or his or his puront'a Bin. Juaus dlstnlssmJ Unit noilon nbruplly.
As tho losson progrussos, onotliur quoal' n urlsos. How could ono roully work for
God if ho ignored tho rulos designed for Iho honor of God? This question sooins to
hove obsessed tho Pharisees to such o dogroo that they woro blind lothosignificonco
of tho healing. 1-lobrow Utoruturu dlsclosus that not all of tho Phurlsoos ware of tho
lypo disclosed within thu Now Tostnmunt but tho onos that J«sus encountered do
aomonstrato common tondoncles amongsl roligiaus luudurs in ulmosl any setting.
Tho rollglous training that Jesus rocoivod as a youth was Pharisaical but Josus apparently muintalntid a freedom In His splrltuul lifo that allowod him to respond 1mmodiatoly and creatively to the nned of'anathcr Individual, ono in whom ho now an
opportunity for revealing God's powor. Josus', rollglous sonsltlvlty was not hidebound by arbitrary rulos und allowod Him to lead a moro rosponsivo pnth of obodlonca. This msdp Him an effective leador, but a disruptive ono as well.
CENTERPIECE
COLORFUL
FALL FLOWERS
ARRANGED
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FRESH PUMPKiN
ONLY
Tho Gpspol lesson doos not put tho Phariseos ut odds with Josus simply on tho
baals of Jesus providing a physical cure during the Sabbath. Of far groator
signiflcanca was tho spiritual power that tho cure embodied and broadcast. Tho
Now Testament Phurlsoos fait threatened by Josus bocausu Jesus was potentially
their equal. Furthermore, there was the healed blind man who stood before them
giving gulloloss wltnoss to this renegade.
flowers • furniture • gifts
90 Avon Bdden (Rt. 83) Avon Lake
Who was the blind m^n? - Just anothor nameless lace from tho'crowd, one "born
nnd brought up in sin", ono of tho many tho Phartsous,' porhaps, etioso not n sou?
Hero ho camo to them daring to offor words of splrltuul advlco.
Wo -icognizo thot tho Phorisoos of the New Toslamont woro sat in thoir ways und
had a way of Ufa todofond. It Is easy for us, in retrospect, to condemn them for thoir
own blindnoss. It Is moro difficult to cast ourselves in thotrrota.
Tho truth sometimes hurts, ospocially T it .-omos from somootio wo connot stund.
It is sometimas true, however, Hint such paoplu come to us as onus sent, sluiring o
wisdom wo would profor, not to hoar.
Cycle and Hobby Center
Corner of Electric & LOBE- Rd.
FUN FOR ALL AGES
Kiwanis Presents Flags
m
. During the opontnjj ceremonies at last flown on tho AFS flag polo in front of
week's football game on October 10, the high school huildlng.
members of tho Avon Lako Kiwanis - Representing Japan was Sachiko Hori,
Club presented national emblem flags to . accompanied by her host family, tha Al
Halvprsen family. Sachiko received tho
two AFS studonts.
Klwanlans involved were Tom Deal, flag from Tom Beal. Representing
President of Avon Lako Kiwonls, and Finland was Tuomo Ahola, accomBruco Stevens, Chairman of the Youth panied by tho BUI Stives family with
Services Committee of Avon ' Lake whom ho resides In Avon Luke. His flag
Kiwanis. Tom and Bruce presented flags wan presented by Bruco Stevens. The
of tho countries represented by Avon Avon Laka Marching Bund than
Lako High School's^Amorlcan Field Sor- repeated tho "Olympic Fanfara" In
vlco Chapter to the studants who In turn honor of our guosts nnd thoir rospoctlve
presented thoir country's flog to Dabby countries and Sachiko and Tuomo wore
]. Wulker, Principal of tho High School, given a warm w.olcomo by the football
on behalf of tho Board of Education, crowd.
faculty and studonts. Tho flogs will bp
Come In and Browse Our
FullLinoof
HALLOWEEN
Masks • Capes- Makeup
Kits & Accessories From
Don Post Studios
in Hollywood
Bunny Ear* & T«(t
HALL RENTAL
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
• Spider W«b»
Nftlta
• UytexAdhestva '
Clown Hat«,
•Glow In Tho Dark
BowTI»»,Wfai
(LIpitlok & Net) Poluhl
RETURN
Weddings - Parties - Meetings
Air Conditioned - Ample Parking
For information Call:
Knights of Columbus
1783 Moore Rd. — 934-4253
If No Answer Call 933-3926
54th District Ohio State Representative
(Comment from Avon Lake Council Work Session. 10-15-34)
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DeAngelis Restaurant
& Lounge
933-9743
Located in Avon Lake Shopping Center
BILL KING
Tho King of Oldies WGAR - WGCL • WWWE
Trivia Dance Contest Friday Night Only
BREAKFAST 6:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m.
Saturday 6:00 a.m.-12:00 a.m.
• LUNCH 10:30 n.m.-2:00 p.m.
DINNER Mon.-Thurs. 4-10 p.m.
Frl. & Snt. 4-Mldnlghl.
FRIDAY
SPECIAL:
FRESH
LAKE ERIE
PERCH
HAPPY
HOUR
Monday
thru
Thursday
4p.m.-7 p.m
John V. Bara
• State Represenlative 1979-80, 83-84
Committees:
Commerce and Labor
Energy and Environment
[
Education
Bailiff, Loraln County Court of Common
Pleas 1981-82
Elyria City Councilman -10 years
Council President-1972-1973
Chairman Finance Committee
Ohio University - B.A. Degree
I • Case Western Reserve - Master's
Degree & Doctorate in Education
School Principal and Teacher
Counselor and Director of Student
Activities LCCC
Born in Elyria 1926
— Graduated E.H.S., 1944
— Senior Class Treasurer - Capt. football
— 5th tnf. Div. 7th Engr. Combat Bn.
— Army Specialized Training Program
— Married 33 yrs. to Ruth Cvetic - 4 children
— Member Magyar United Church of Christ
— Ruth> Member St. Mary's, Elyria
"Not since Ed DeChant, former Ohio State
Representative from Avon, has any
representative paid as much attention to
the needs of this community as BARA."
JOHN BARA
WORKS
FOR YOU!! I
(Excerpts Irom tho 8-2644 Avon lake City Council Mooting)
"The Mayor commented
on Rep, Bara's
Involvement and interest In the community. The
Engineer added that Mr. Barn has even
accompanied him on trips to Columbus relating to
/ivon Lake projects."
,
VOTE NOVEMBER 6th
For
DEMOCRAT
rtA
• AVON
• SHEFFIELD
• AVON LAKE
• SHEFFIELD LAKE
Refrigeration Services, inc.
Call Anytime
framing company
THIS WEEK FEATURING
pechaifis & hackett framing company
33057 electric bivd.':^
avon lake
• ^
933-4820 J|
• conservation framtng/«;
• matting
'a
• all art & needlework ^
ana TR
AW CONDITIONING
- Service and Installation
Specialists
• Commercial Refrigeration
- Radio Dispatched
Avon Lake
Cleve.
Elyria
933-2535
835-3363 365-2100
/(
933-3210
933-6153
• Llltt out imteo «» much dirt as
ordinary "slonm" cleanlftD-rMiorm
colon.
• Oontlo. thorough, i r f o n o hnrih
Krubblng or londlng
• Lor Ranting Duruhlild Plus toll
and otain pratodor wilh DuPont
ToNon*,
• floco*nm«ndBd bi.
landing carpel
ininufaclurqn
wouldto*p>«*««tf 10 0*** V
by
HAGERTY & SONS
3 2 3 2 5 LrMa H d . . A v o n L a k o . O .
IIIMS'
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FINE JEWELRY
892-0655.
Quality, Value, Elegance & Trust
27239 Wolf Rii.
Bay Village Shopping Center
at Dover & Wolf
Hours:
Mon.-Frl. 10 a.m-7 p.m.. Sal. 10 n.m.-6 p.m.
...WELCOME
Two Avon Loko residents recently combined ihnir lalonts to provide a profaaslonal framing sorvico in tho community. Sandy PochoitiH and Both' Hackott folt
thoro wan a need En tho area for a custom framing sorvico with n porsonalizod
dtuch. Sandy nnd Beth aro ready tn take caru of your every framing nood, by appointment in thoir studio or in your homo. Yea, Pcchaitis and Hackott Framing Co.
makes "house calls."
1249 Coldmdo Avo.. Lornln
neotod COT or of Colo'ml o « Icr-n Ave
Residential
&
Public Square
UGrange.O.
Sandy says she thought about oponing her own business for several yoors boforo
getting storied in the framing company with Both. Sho says it was tho oncouragoinotit fo her friends and husband which mudo it possible for Pochaitis and Hackett
to have their grand oponing Oct. 1. To arrange an appointment for ono-on-ono porsonfllzcd servicu, call 933-4020.
SALES
SERVICE
INSTALLATION
Full Una ol homo •
lolophones. Decorator
stylos • standard, cordless
phonos, accessories,
answering devices,
automatic dialers.
Name Brand Telephones
COMPLETE
IN-HOUSE REPAIR
FREE ESTIMATES
30540 LakG Rd.
Bay Village, O.
Bv
Appointment 8 9 2 - 8 4 0 0
. , - • •
•Custom Built Cabinets
for any room "
"'
•.CorlanCfaunterTops '\
• Factory Cablnots
available
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• Complete Remodel'ng
I'ochaitis and Hnckctt usos a "conservation Iruming" technique which preservos
fino nrt work. Only ocid-froo rag board is used to provont my damage to your
valuable piocos.
COMPLETE
DECORATING
SERVICE
Deborah J. School
:
Commercial
pochaitis and Hackott has over 200 samples of various typos of wooden and
molal frames—from simple to ornate—in many striking colors. Matting materials
ore available in foils, fabric and toxturotl boards.
Resident la) & Jmall Business
HO
»AM Flyer
Lionel • Williams
LGB
•N
• Kalamazoo
33471 •Lake.Rd;
(Next to IGA)>:
SickroomServiceAgency ,:
•Sales-rentals .,
• Corpplete Line of Medical Equipment/
& Supplies Forborne Use - ; : ^
Have you thought of framing a chorishod pleco oC needlework, a Jlk print, an
old-timo post card. How ahout featuring your coin collection, bi.by shoes or family
ke<jpsoko3inushadov*box. Sandy and Beth havo many ideas to holp you docorato
your homo in a special way,
,
Family Phone
Center
THE
' 4CORNER STOREC
'•'•<•..$
Are
SANDY PECHAITIS (1.) AND BETH HACKETT. OWNERS OF PECHAITIS AND
HAC<ETT FRAMING CO.
,
933-5410
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AVON LAKE DRUGS, INC;
for samo day
carpet cleaning!
Coll for FREE
uotation
• graphics
call for an appointment , ,;'
m-f 4:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. . .V;
sat. lG:00a.m.-5:00p.m.. -VJ'
You can trust the
Duraclean
Difference
¥
fl
i
355-5058
or
949-2470 Res.
ANDERSONS
FARM MARKET
5314 Colorado Ave., Sheffield, 0 .
__ (Corner Abbond. 4 Colorado)
:ppen Daily: Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Siin."iT-5
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934-6714
Residential & Commercial
• Custom Draperies •
lki
Verticil Blinds
=TT - - ~^f!ll
• V5N
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake
"The Landings" 5402 Lake Rd.
933-3801
949-8102
Bar-B-Que
Delivered to your door in Avon Lake n>.n nqnn
and Sheffield Lake
MS'BlUt
LUCKY WINNERS OF THE 3RD WEEKLY DRAWING FOR $100 WORTH OF
FREE GROCERIES. From Avon Lake IGA, Eva Browning and from ailllnqhurat's
In Avon, Mr. Tom Blskuplch.
[ " I " " VALL^BU=" o\TpON V™"""VALUABLE COUPON*"$"
BOE Working On State Funding
By Linda Hawkins
rostoro lovols of taxation on tangiblo
personal property which woro recently
AVON LAKE—Keeping lhair promlso reduced.
to local rosidtmls that they would work
provide oquul access by all districts ta
hard to got some chahgua maj u In stoto special stole funds.
law which would koop city schools
Dusok jiiints out that thoso efforts to
financially sound, two board of educa- change stfiUi funding polfciog aro a longtion members and tho silporlntoridant al- term snlulion la the financial problems
londcc'J a mooting of a now school coali- • facing Avon Luke Schools. "Tho shortterm solution," ho says, "is tho passage
iion recently.
Don Armbrocht, BOE president, of Issue 27, tho 4,5 mill lovy on the
board member Tim Conway. and Novombpr ballot."
Superintendent Clayton Dusok mot with
Tho work of tho Coalition and other ofrepresentatives of 137 other school forts boing made by tho local bourd of
education
and administration to change
districts in Ohio which aro receiving
loss money through stato funding this stnto law aro thu fi-3t stop In a long and
difficult fight, according to the
year than thoy did in 19B1,
Thoso districts decided to form a coali- superintendent.
tfon so they could speak with one voice
"Tho local school lovy is tho only opto the stole Legislature In the hope of tion we havo at this time to proven! n
potting some changes muH.o in laws af- fiscal disaster in our schools," he ftdds.
The Coalition of 138 Ohio Schuol
fecting tho distribution of stato and local
Districts was formed by Dr. Dianna
school funds.
Tho Coalition of 138 unanimously Lindsay, superintendent of tho Coployadopted a four plank platform which Fairlaw, City Schools, and Dr. John
Goff, superintendent of tho Kettoring Ciseeks changes In law to:
• allow inflationary growth in suite ty Schools. The platform of tho coalition
will be fhnrod with state legislatures,
funds for all schools.
school board members and state
allow growth In local taxes'whi^h is stato
of Education officials,
currently prohibited under Houso Bill Department
Dusok
says.
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s|oo OFF
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Any Utpo Pliat or Fdmlly Plua With Ono or
MoialtomslnOurDtnlnnRoomorToQo
October 20 A 30
1
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I
$
1°°OFF
ffV ^>ffl« PI"? or FamllyPlaa Wilh Ono of
Mo'eltonnlnOurDlninnRnnmnrToGo
Octobor ^9 & 30
FALL SPECIAL
18 Holes of
Golf & Golf
GartForTwo
(Weekdays Only
No Holidays) .
750 Jaycox Rd., Avon Lake 933-9001 -871-0822
Family Night At Avon Library
Family Night at tho Avon Public
Library will foaturo tho movlo, "Winnie
tho Pooh and liio Blustoii Day". The
movie will begin at 7:00 p.m. and last approximately 30 minutes. Parents arid
children ore invited to attend the, program on Monday; November 5, 1984 at
7:00 p.m. ,
Tho Avon Branch Library is located at
2400 Rfdgoland Avo. New hours at tho
library arc as follows: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday - 2 - U:30 p.m., Tuesday -10:00 - 8:30 p.m., and Friday, Saturday -10:00 - 1:00, 2:00 - B:oo p.m.
WAITING" IS NOT OUR GAME.; .^
Live Lobster & Frozen Shrimp Sale
The Cooperative Pro School of Day
Village is holding it's annual Live
Lobster Sale again this year. This year
wo will alsu bo offering 1 1/2 1b. bags of
frozen shrimp. This delicious shrimp Is
cooknd, pooled and devained. *.!!;-:; - "
is heat in boiling water fur a few mins.
and onjoyl
Tho lobster if live and will bo flown in
from Maine on the morning of Saturday.
November 3rd. You may pick your
lobstor up that aftornoon at the Bay
United Mothodlsl Church. The Church
is located at tho corner of Lake Rd. and
Basdott Rd. Please on tor off tho Bossolt
Rd. parking lot, and romumbor to bring a
bucket or other container to carry your
live lobsters in.
The price is $7.50 for 1 1/4 1b. livo
lobstor und $14.00 for a 1 1/2 Ib. bug of
trosh frozon mod. shrimp. To piano your
order, call Barbara Horzborgor at
949-7521 or Goorgotto Vidra at 949-6367.
Please place your orders as soon as
possible, and remember all orders must
be prepaid.
Senior Action Coalition
Senator Howard Malzonbaum and
Congressman Don Poase will both be
gucs' speakers at tho fourth annual convantfon of tho Sonior Action Coalition
on l-'riday, October 20. Tho convention
is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. at
Broozcwood Hall, 1461 Lake Breeze
Road. Sheffield.
Nearly 500 Lornln County sonior
cltiztms hove signed up to bo delegates
to this year's convention which will
focus on the issue of proscription drug
costs. For thu last four months. SAC has
coordinated a campaign aimed dlRutling majnr drug mfiiiufnclurors to
discus.s u possible drug rebate plan for
senior citizens and the handicapped.
Those supporting tho campaign include:
tlio Lorain County Commissioners. State
Representative John Biira. Maynr Joseph
Znhorec, Doctor Raymundo do la Pcrut
(President of the Lorain County Medical
Soclory), and nearly 50 sunlor citizen
groups, churches, social service agencies and unions.
"Wo hope to use tho convention as n
way to make progress on this issue,"
said SAC spokesperson Carol Ganobcik.
"Wo would like the Congressional
representatives attending to do what
they can to got an official Congressional
Hold hearing in Ohio on the Issue of
proscription drug costs. If wo were to
got such u hearing, the Congressional
representatives attending could subpoena tho drug companies we Imvo IJHOII
urging to meet wi h us."
Senior delegates attoiullng SAC's convention will oloci ii now coalition board
und determine what Issues thu coalition
will address in 1905. Any sonior wanling to attend, but needing a ride, should
call tho SAC office at 323-;t761 or
244-47DG.
You'll wait for admission to a game, but you shouldn't have
to wait In a hospital emergency room.
At St. John and West Shore Hospital, you won't. . .
we guarantee It. Every patient In our Emergency Department
Is seen by a member of ous emergency team within minutes
of arrival.
According lo Independent research, the majority of patients
seen In our Emergency Department reported tliey were
pleased with the compassionate, professional care and the
short waiting time.
Our special low price of $40 fur minor medical problems
requiring no l<ib tests or x-rays Is another thing that impresses
our patients.
An emergency Is no game. Thai's why we lake II seriously.
We provide the care without the wnll.
St. John & West Shore Hospital
29000 Center RIdgc Road
Westlake, Ohio 44145
On the KVestlakc Health Campus
k^B*^^W^^^^^^^^^^H^^^H
Avon's Community Halloween Party
Avon's unnuul Community Hullowoon
purly Is tills coming Saturdny, October
27 at tho Avon Middle School. Children
of Avon residents nnd those attending
Avon schools aru invltud to como Join in
tho fun and nxcitomunt free of churgo.
Mombors tif tho Avon Woman's Club,
tho Avon Lions, VFW, as well us tho
parochial and public schoolB havo joined forces to treat the children and makit
this Hallowaen a mumorablo one for
everyone.
Pruschoolors thru, 2nd graders will
12th Edition Night Club
presents
' i
Now thru October 27th
9:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M.
party from'1:30 to 2:3U p.m. with spoctaPc
tricks und treats planned jiist for thotr
ago groun.
Third thr" 0th graders .vill parly trom
3 to 4 p.m. while the Jr. H. 7th and 8th
grader;* will bo entertained by Roger and
the Ramjets from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Cosluma
judging wilt take place at the last two
parties wllh judges awarding prizes for.
the most creative, scariest and most
unusual costumes.
Plan now to attend and make this one
HallowBon you won't forgat!
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Saturday, October 27th
Halloween Celebration Unchanged
Illusions bt
AVON LAKE — A number of fifth
graders exercised their right to petition
their government, but lost their bid to
reschedule the city's colouration of
Hollowoon.
At Monday night's City Council
meeting, Mayor Richard Hausrod said
ho had received petitions signed by a
large number of fifth grade students at
Rodwood and Erievlew Elementary
Schools to change the Trick or Treat
Night from Oct. 31 to another day.
Hausrod said, tho students wont abou*
DENNIS
5'lM.
Happy Hours
4-7 P.M. Sunday thru Friday
Adults 21 &over
I.D. required
216 Miller Road
Avon Lake
933-2000
FRENCH CREEK TAVERN
STEAK &'SEAFOOD HOUSE
RAMADA'
Serving Broakfa.i Lunch S Dinner Dally '
JAMARIIMB
RESORT
YOU CAN'T AFFORD T ^ rrr
NOT TO EAT AT...
Dlltt S
"All You Care To Eat!"
SATURDAY
MONDAY
lutourtr
•. .NORTHATU*Ntlcn«KftDscnaO'
• -NOnTHATLANIlfronEAocDSCItOD
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• w e u i i c w n . i .1D0Q CHICKEN-Siipe»limHf.»h. • •
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A l - . u . 'intluJ*. ALL DtvrnACr-VALL l/l SSCHTS A NO TII'I'INO
l'lu*,..otir Glfl«nlK. <iJrilrnGr*«n, Trrili Sulid Tablr I'lui.-.tiul tlra> Mrnu
• icluillng over 100 ITEMS Itf chnoie Itum. Wr Irmtvtr U S.D.A , Choke '
Iran'pur 5f*l«KlllB(ih«hl||hr«t(|iiaNiv| V ,
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3:I0(oCLbsE.WEEKDAYS 4 9.pi*u'.«.
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933-3403 [uveningsj for
reservations or Information, as thero are a few
tables still available for
$12.00 for 2 days. Dates
are Saturday, Nov. 17 and '
Friday, Nov. 16. Don't be
disappointed, call now]
Paper Drive
' cootud. U.5.D.;
• HAMHAWAIIAN
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OTH ATLANTIC BAKED SCnotl
• CHICKEN iDctptrlnt, country IiHh
'..•CHICKEN ft NOOOLES
*. • BneAoco. HAKED CHICKEN '
. • •UUTTEnCD.BAKtDlipODLEB I'
' • • dtNIOn CITIZENS O f Y'AjpwIilm
Clit
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Tired of. papers laying
around tho house, or piling up in tho basement?
Fret no more, SI. Mary's
P7U still holds a paper
drive tho first weekend of
every month. The paper
truck is located behind'
Avon city hall. It will be
waiting for your discards
Nov. Z-A.
Most desirable is paper
just as you receive It from
your •"delivery person or
store. Tho wastopoper
purchaser recommends
bundles bound with string
or twine. They dislike
wlro binding. Magazines,
phonebooks, und cardboard are not accepted.
There is lots of limo, so
start saving!
11A dozen Clams,
tt Chicken, Corn,
Potatoes or 11b.
Porterhouse.Steak,
Baked Potato, Salad
Tickets on Sale. iow Call 934-4210 .
HALLOWEEN.PARTY
Sat., Oct. 27
8:30 till 2 A.M.
No Covnr Charge with Costumes
ALL YOU CAN EAT -WEEK!
Nov. 5-Nov. 11
-'3p.mi-ap.m.
Mon. Swiss Steak
Thurs. Mushroom Steak
Tues. Honey Dip Chicken Fri. Whltefish - •
Weds. Spaghetti
Sat. Steaks : :.
Sun. Crab Legs,1', :r•
MINI CLAMBAKE EVERY THURSDAY
5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
S5.95
Breakfast Daily- 6 a.m. to 11 a.m.
NORTH BID&E; RACQUET CLUB
' ' GOpOtJNLT^tTHESELOCJtTlOMS , „
• -Loroln K-Mart (Rt. 57) ;
: LORA1N 277-5555
Blddulph Plaza .: '
BROOKLYN 459-8833
DOZEN & A HALF CLAMBAKE
Sat., Nov. 3rd
Christmas Boutique
If you plannud to rent a
table for AVON HOLY
TRINITY LADIES GUILD
''Christmas Boutique"
and haven't yet done HO,
ploaso contact Kothy,
Flschbach at 137-6147
(daytime) or Sue Radatz ai
• OttEAOED rniED HpftrH ATLANTIC 0CHOU
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• DANISH DAOV *>OHK OOO SPARE RIBS II you tv»r
t i l l e d 31. Louli Rib! youiiav* • l f * i t conilno wtilt
•our O.nlih Pibi.
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• pnoVIMI VEAL P^VlMACIAN* • W* UH L».n ft Him
Pinvlml Vtni.p.o.irrjihmlongb*tn!!>• t i l ntm»
Inlhe Until •(•linvwtiar*.
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their protost tho proper way, but they C.
wore out voted 175 to 270 In favor of n!
keeping tho Oct. 31 datB.
It seoms the students will be at the 4:
Mohican School in tha Out-of-Doora on*'
tho date selected by the mayor. They bad
hof.od For a change, but one,will not be
made this year.
.
^
"I want to assure thoyomhof thaoLiij
murilty I Will make it a paint to see tf
similar"situation doos'not occur next*
yoar," HiuBrod said.
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Uvfl ENTERTAINMENT FOR OCTOBER
JBSi\
"STONE MOUNTAIN"
iCRi^Kl
MONDAY NITE FOOTBALL
ITAVERTII
_ APPRHEUSHOP FOR LEtSUHE^EAB
' f ! ' i l : ' ; i l ^ Y
,
HOT DOGS 25*
'French Creek Tavern
& LOUNGE
Featuring
223 MI'ler Rd., Avon Lake 933-2442
Every Wed. & Fri.
ENTERTAINMENT BY:
3
AH The Fish Saved with ddidous Toter
You Can Eat Curis, Cde Slaw, Roll St-Bulter
BREAKFAST
SERVED DAILY
Delicious
Luncheon
Halloween Party
Oct. 27th & Oct. 31st
Month Of October
RigalonI
Dinner
Daily
* HOURS if
Seven Days A Woek
7 a.m.-11 p.m.
Avon Lake
227 Miller
933-5181
TIME LOK
10 p.m. till2 a.m.
Sunday - Oct. 28th • Live Entertainment
Thursday - Ladies - 50* Drinks
Specials
• Lorain..
114114th St.
244-B717
FRIDAY & SATURDA
933-2484
i j Miller Rd.
Avon Lake
$275
With
$365
Meatballs
(21 & Over)
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
DAVE SANCHEZ
Spins Your Favorites
PIZZA - BBQ RIBS
SPAGHETTI - CHICKEN
Dally Luncheon Specials
933-9781 or
933-3318
Dinners Served
•'Till 10 p.m.
33424 Lake M..JLL
*1.98
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//.W/^
Si" •
Capon Dinner Nov 3
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Tho Sharitold Lake y n |, a ,| church of
v
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Christ. H03 Sunsul Avo.. will hold a Poll
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UOo' - OtllCBf roporis recovering reportod
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1400 - Bollo Avenue woman concerned lor
neighbors 3alety. hasn't seen them for two dayfl.
Disp;- olflceru. Thoy were OK, both worK.
1445 - Rodwood Blvd. mnn reports slslefs in
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1734 • OtflcBrs assisting rescue squad at LOKO
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0104 • Holl Fload woman toquosls pinco. ^ru
bloms with nn unruly olovon /r. old 'ion. Disp.
unit, All ror.olvud lor now. Aduissd lo sea scnooi
counselor.
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CJ33 - l.ynno DrWo man called to ropart no
trucK wna egged '.vhllo parked on Iho otrool In
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°0952 - Holl Poa'd man reports kldn cllmblrtfl on
Iroln cars south o( IdlowootJ, Adv. Shelllold
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°1835 - Latayetto BlwJ. woman requeats police
al Lincoln °a;k to assist her molher attempting to
locate a thirteen yr. old who struck her nine yr.
old brother.
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2315 - Marian Street, vandalism report. Officer
disp.
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October 17
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0134 - Officers report iho
building spray painted. Report
0210 • Wlnojammor Apts. realdent reports.
. mecne rapplnfl:4-5:tlme»-on.thoiwlmJoWi;pi
. olflcera. UTL, spoke with complaint.;- iv'/;V
1244 - Shoreway shonplng Center;,oft|cer,6ut
w>;h possible D.W.I., t'ahlcle towed, man iestfltJ?
charged with DrVIng while .intoxicated/']
Incarcerated.
, •;• 1720 - Station received more than'ohe;rvi
plaint .ot two w/f laying In-the:.road]!
Oakwuod/Hswthorne. Description gWeniiDiitti;;
officer, who adv. he observed two females.flttlhg?
the description leave In a vehicle..
1740 -Avon Lake1 PD to serve
Roblnwood, our unit assisting;): ••' i'
1751 - N, Rldgevliia PD for confirmation ol war>"
rant Issued by our departmentj conftrmed/.DlBp,
officer to pick up our prisoner.Incarcerated.-;?**'
13W - Cove Beach, dog at large: uomplain!
Dog warden notified, has dog, enroute to kennel.
2143 - Kenilworth man reports taken from h l i
front yard, a cow skull with: hom8.and<;*J '"'
teeth. 2154 located along side of the road.^t
0219 • Lake Road between Amber Oaks:
Convenient, reportod'light,.Disp. OlficeraJ
batanls gone from scene; checked aroB^
Avon Lake earlier this evening. Olsp.'otflcarsl
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0349 -• Loralu' Community HospltBl, report
0011 - Brockley Avenue man reqaosts police
!i dating a.male victim of a fight that took place aw
to aBslst his sister, boyfriend boating her, Disp.
a wedding - reception •, In'. Sheffield' Uka.YodVS
officeis, everything OK, nst 'oud arguement.
hosp. to have victim contact PD when dona WHnj
0636 - Officers'reportB flncirg the tellera>wlntreatment. .
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dow.al the bank egged. Report. „ •..: , r.•'.•'• •" • 1130--iSCho6I^CrosslnB'rQUard^rtpoiW
1509 - Complaint on Holl Road.of 14 yr. old - E-jsplclous'car, Lake BrO«e/Fernda|e.;ptftcer8t;
driving car up and down the stre.il. Disp. units.
checked car and driver!'
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1714 -Mlameda:Avenue(womari!,reports';90ji
1907 - Juvenile
compitlnlng
of
c-r
parked
on
bitten by a'squirrel, Disp. officer, dog wardenf"
Brockley and : has .lotmovgd. D!s^. officer.1715 . Community •Road" -area,*.-80p?btft
Checked by officer, no problem. Ingaiiy parked.
reported recklessly drfven red compact cart Dis
1D0B - Plnewood woman mooM an assault,
units. QOA. , - - • •-.
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statement taken and spoke w»h an tdicbr.
1926 - Warwick Drive, loud music,: Dlspj.yo
1rf24 - Father on station w..h-unruly thjrteen.- fleer, all qulotwhen olflcerarrlvad..-y.'^fe ""'"
year old. Spoke wllh officer/
2323 • Lake Road man reports wife JUst n
2244 • Pasedena/Ferndale disturbance; one ed an obscene phone call; <<Adylsed%<K
caller adv. ha hoard what sounded like a shell bep r o c e d u r e s . . . . . ' . ' . .• - 7 • ' ' ^ ' f f i m f l k
ing put Inlo the chamber of, a gun. Disp. units.
2339 - Lake Road/Gaa Town, reportsTpfih*^
October 15
suspicious cars,: Officer-adv.. OK,;-,
073S - Forestlawn School, graffiltl on the
closing
g up.
p
building. Disp. officer.'
i "*i3 • Brockley AVetiuo, reports of a recklessly
driven veh. License numler given. Vehicle said
to ba going up end down Urockley, Disp. officers,
UTL.
Tho Avon Lako Board of
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1653 • Cove Beach min .'eports hearing shots
rccontly appolntod Mlchhol ArrmlcMoTj
being lired In the woods ne.v Warren and Guntho Avon Lake Public Library Bqaragjs
ther Park. Disp. officer, In t l v woods checking.
172B - Mansfield Street woman reports
Trustoos. Arnold, of 202 Wini
nolghbors dog loose knocking Jown children.
Drlvo, fills tho unoxpirod torm of
1811 - Fire Chief advises pumper removed
Parsons, who movad to Wostlak
gratflltl from Korestlawn School, some still left,
Joan Pnrko succaods Parsons'
has to be cleaned by hand.
dont of tho Board of
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2059 - Hall Road resident complaining of dogb
tearing open her garbage. Note left for dog Jeanctto Storms is vice prasidant f
warden.
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Officers advised resident.
1936 • Lake Road, Kwlk-Serv reports customer
laft without paying, Disp. officers. Description/license number given, loll Wllh a case ot
bear. Report.
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2237 - Brockte.' -eslc'encr, group o* teenagers
In back yard screaming, Olsp. units. Ad'-laod, all
going Inside. •.
October, 13
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0001 -Wosl Shore man reports a tomaio
thrown against his garage, info. only. (
0005 - COVJ Beach man reports while attempting, to fix hla truck which had broke down on
Walker/Abbe, a gray carJHac almost struck him
and a f : ? " i, thoy had.to lump out ol the way.
License,number given and car description. Officer locked suspect vehicle and spoke to owner
then the driver. Donled any tod all charges. ;
0055 • Woman adv, while wa.Mng her dog on
Community (load, car,with thi'W occupanla
threw an ogg «l her, Disp. otticers. UTL
1322 • Ms rlon/Forestlawn reports ol a
suspicious car, Disp. unlls. UTL.
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1B07 - Communliy Park, woman repp:;s see-.
Ing a boat about 300 feet of. shore .lying on
orange distress signal. Another boa', assisting.
2239 - Officers out at Communliy Park with six
juveniles, all transported to the po.lce elation,
report, all released to U.'elr parents. ,
2245 - Sunset Avenue resldont reports someone ran between her home and the church.
Disp. units to check area.
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October 10
0134 • Ofllcor reports chocking Elation wagon
pnrkod on Belle, interior, lights toft on. . :. .;•$
0900 - Woman from Loraln ruports hef-lotiri
icon yr. old daughter was detained ort; Notti
triwood by rosidont whilo soiling (tjit^lorj
Saulhvlew Bnnd. Will bring daugnter on station!
after school to make wrllten report. • : •• ?:^-Mi
0937 - West Shorn Blvd. woman complaining^
ol house on her alreol needs to be. torn down1;
because it is a rats nest. Adv. Building Inspector;'^'
1441 • Alamoda/Sunael complalnis of a red')'
pick up truck speeding along with an orange plCK$:
up bolh loaded wllh leaves. Disp. unlls. - - * " 1533 • Lakeside Ton resident reports
reported stolen has boon recovered.In Pehn{
sylvanlQ three days ago, and now has It bacH:at\
his residence..
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• 17S9 - Slerk Street.'man requests. .
watch, gas syphoned during the night. ' " ^ »
184S - Idlowood, barking dog. Dlsp.:afflcsfc;
dog located, owner will take Inside.
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2016 - Officer observed a w/m Ihlrtsen yf/oV 1
sitting on (op a sign at Warren Ounther Pork." Ho
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\ October 12
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0027 • Electric Blvd. rosldonl roporis Iwo
suspicious Juvonllos In yards lo uast of his
residence. Car 245 caughl Iwo, FI'd and
released.
0938 • Two BUuplclouB males In a vehicle on
Krobs. Chocked out by cam 241 and 245. FI'd.
and roloosed.
1125 • Fisting boat loclllly reports domago lo
property, Special altonllan lo aroa.
1859 • Juvenile dlspulo on Bollalro. Resolvod.
1003 • Report ol blue Culla&s and yellow Impalo reckless In lol al Johovah witness building.
1Q2D • MVA Walker at Jaycox. Car towod.
Roporl.
1922 - MVA Walker and 83. No Injury.
2030 • Loud dirt blkos roported at a Fay
Avonuo fesJdtjnco. Advised.
2046 - Nolghbor VB Neighbor on Lako Road.
Resolved tor now.
2313* Report of suspicious red pickup full ol
kids on FRlrlleld. Checked OK.
2316 • Neighborhood watch reportB Juveniles
are rowdy In the Landings at McDonald's. Car
245 In the area.
£346 - Residont reports a missing Juvenile.
Found on Walker Road at 2358 and taken homo.
October 13
0029 - Neighborhood watch reports persohs In
vehicle at Troy.' Unraveled by car 244 and sent
1710 - Report of youngsters starting a lira In
roar yard on tnwood. NCC.
1910 • One car MVA on Krobs near Holly Hill.
Report.
2020 - Altemplod entry lo aresidenceon Dull.
Report.
October 18
0410 • Loar Road rootdent reports someone Is
boating on his door, Car 242 rolumod subject lo
station. Mentally Handicapped resident returned
homo.
0729 - Suspicious vehicle reported in a drive
on Groveland. Checked OK.
1157 - Report of two Juveniles traunts drinking
In one of their houses. Car 244 returnod them lo
high school.
1230 - Lear Rood resident reports ho had a
suspicious mala at his front door earlier this morning. Pleaso call police when those things
happen.
1625 • Juvenile assaulted by Iwo others In Fairfield area. Report.
1636 - Report of two dirt bikes In 45 area. UTL.
2024 • Rowdy juveniles reported at library.
2339 - Rowdy customer reported at a Lako
Road Tavern. Subjacl loll prior to arrival.
2348 - Roporl of DWl north on 63 from route 2.
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October 17
0407 - Suspicious vehicle parked In a drive on
1
Westwlnds. Chocked OK.
on t h e i r w a y .
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1145 - Subject on station with several bad
0030 - Neighborhood watch report persons In
checks from defunct business. Report.
cars at Westwlnds. NCC.
1517 - Car 245 taking subject to fire dopart0152 - Car 241 stopping a vehicle on 83 near
ment that dumped his blko on Lear Road.
Walker. Drive Intox. Returned to station chargod
1535 • Minor MVA Moore end Walker. Report.
and reloaoad to lather.
1707 • Last child roported at Redwood and
1201 - Report ot juveniles shooting QB gun at
Duff. Returnod to resldenco.
house on Forest Hill. UTL.
1710 • Car 245 advlsod two dirt blkos about
1314 • Report of Dirt Bikes behind Troy. Advisoperating In 45 area.
ed Two.
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1723 - C a r 245 had )uvenlle operating in
• 1508 • Resident reports theft ot llcenso plate.
reckless mannor Mull and Qedehon. Turned over
Report and entered NCIC.
lo grandmother.
1600 • MVA Moore and Walker. Report and
October 16
vehicle towed,
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0249 • Subject afraid to leave local tavern as
, 1642- Car 244 take stolen" biko reports at
persons are waiting for him In parking lot. GOA
Rollercade; 20-Inch black Murray and 20-lnch
0336 • Car 245 slopping a vehlclo 83 and Carsilver and Blnck Lazer.
riage Lane. Drivo Intox. charged DWl and return1B19 - Loud dirt bikes reported In 45. UTL.
1935 -Car 241 and 249 dlspalched to Two ed lo station.
0849 • Neighbor dispute on Falrfield. Resolved
residences on phone trace. Connection made.
for now by car 245.
Report to follow.
1006 - Car 244 returning from Loraln Police
2101 -Car 241 has two youth fleeing on foot
Department with a subject arrested on a warrant
from him In-the Landings* One caught near
tram our department.
HGM. Returned to BtatTon and released to
1030 - Lakewood resident reports receiving
parents. Report to youth bureau.
obscene phone calls. . •
2120 - Qlenvlew residont just had tive youth
1630 • Auto V6 Bike MVA Eloctrlc at Brookfleld.
.stone her house. Car 245 apprehended one.
Report.
Relumed lo station and released to his father.
1830 - PP MVA on Pin Oak Parkway. Report:
2345 • Five juveniles running from car 241 In
1920 - Falrflold resident reports receiving
woods ^Tomahawk and Electric right of way.
threatening phone calls from neighbor.
Caught one. Returned
to station and releasod to
2057 - Large group ol juveniles causing'.a.
parents. •'.•ri . , ' '
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•- disturbance at the Library. Dispersed,'
2128 - Car 244 stopping a vehicle on Lake ne'er'
', 0019 F,M!aalng juvenllo report taken fiom a
Sheffield
Lake
lino.
Female
driver
found
to
be
In-'
• Landings resident.'
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lox. Chargod DWl and returned to station.
0036 - Neighborhood watch reports two vohicie behind a Pin Oak Pkwy industry. Checked
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0132- Neighborhood watch reports green Ford
south on'B3 without plates. UTL.
0234 -, Disturbance In lot at Troplcana. Problem taken home.. •»••..
•. '. • • 0819 - Juveniles disturbing a resident on
Brookileld. UTL.
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0850 - Lady requests we look lor her son who
Is driving a pickup with expired plates. Requests
we throw him In fall. Advised wo will ticket and
low If located, but won't be putting him In jail.
MotherupsBt with this answer. Freud would have ,
a ball with this one.
-0B5B - Forest Hill residont reports damage to
fence.
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1400 - Damage to a van on Mooreland. Report.
1635 - Report of rowdy juvenile Rice Park and
Lake. UTL.
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1702 - DlrtblkBS at Troy. Advised one.
October 15
• - 0024 -.Loud party on Bock Road; Quiet on arrival. Parly breaking up,
•'•• 0614-Vandalism report on Lear Road.
1109 -Lake Road resident reports one of her
bushes poisoned by an enemy. Log entry only.
1645 - Loud radio roported on Lakowood. Advised resident.
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tunos," says Harold Long, President of
the local group. The burbarshop singors
annual show will bo hold on Saturday,
Nov. 17 at tha Pfllaco Civic Center, 8:00
p.m., in Loraln.
In addition to the Golden Crescent
Chorus, you will be nntortalned by three
local and two district quartets, A SweatAdeline quartet, FRIENDLY PERSUASION, and d i s t r i c t c h a m p s ,
YESTERYEAR, will bring smilos as well
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Coma and onjoy tho Sheffield Laku Art
Association Sixth Annual Art Show and
tho Second Annual Minluturu Show
which will bu hold Frlduy, Oct. 20 und
Sat. Oct. 27 from 10 a.m. • 0 p.m. and
Sunday, Oct. 2S from noon until o p.m.
Fruo act mission and uvoryono Is invltuu1
to como to view tho show at tho Shoffluid Lako Community Civic Contur.
Some of tho spucial attractions aru thu
mlniaturus and on Saturday nvoning a
Fast Draw contest.
Mora than 3011.Northern Ohio artists
huvu buun Invited to show thoir works
which will ho prusontud in six
categories. Thu entries groupings arc
Oils und A«;r> lit.Wotorcolors,
Photography, Graphics, Pan und Ink and
Pustuls, Mixoif Media and Mlnlulurus.
LORAIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
RECEIVE A HONOR
On Friday, Octobor 19, 19B4 tl.
Loraln Public Library Hoard or Trustees
rucolvorl the 1984, Award of Achievement from the Ohio Library Trustees
Association ul tho third Annual Concurrunt Conforoncu of tho Ohio Library
Trustees Association ant! tha Ohio
Library Association In Columbus.
This award is given to thu Board of
Trustnos in tho Statu of Ohio who have
dono tho most for thoir library.
Board members ore: Mrs. Barbara
Doane, Chairman, Mr. Danlol Batista.
Mr. Jumoa Bardonor, Mr. Louis Carrion.
Mr. Norman .'Herscholman, M r s .
Margurot Hudak and Mrs. fane Norton.
INVITATION TO ATTEND BIBLE STUDY
Wo would Hko to Invlto you to join us
in a Woman's Homu Bible.Study sponsored by Laku Brooso Church of the
Brethren In Sheffield Lako.
Thu first study muuting vlll bo huld on
Thursday, Nov. 1 from 9 until 11 a.m. at
963 Roberts St. For more information
call 949-7758.
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Tho Sheffield Lako Art Association is
hasting a pravlcw and reception on
Thursday, Octobor 25 at the Shbffluld
Lako Community Civic Cantor from 7:30
p.m. to 0:30 p.m. for tho artists who will
havo thuir works of art In this yours' art
exhibition.
HOLLYBERRY BAZAAR
Rant your tablo for tho Hollyborry
Bazaar now, cull 940-0311. Thu buzuar Is
boing sponsored by tho St. Thomas
Pnrish PTU. It will ho hold Fridny, Doc.
7 from D p.m. until 10 p.m. and Dec. U
from 10 a.m. until 0 p.m. at SI. Thomas
School locnlad at 706 Harris Road, Shof-
field Lake. Timtoois $20 for a lablu fur
tho two days.
PROJECT LITE AT
OOMONKAS LIBRARY
A man comes to Projoct LITE for help
bocuusu he bud to turn down ti job promotion. Me couldn't read well enough lo
fill out the necessary forms. A wumuii
comes lu i'rofect LITE hccuuuo shu
couldn't roud the nolo her son's lonelier
sont homo from school. ,
These urc true lo life problems experienced by students in the Projoct
LITE program, sponsored by L'cmiin
Public Library us part of the library's
ongoing effort to combat Illiteracy. Project LITE uses the Laubuch mot hud of
tutoring, In which ono adult touches
another how to rund, using a sorlus of
workbooks.
Tutors for Project LITE are especially
needed in tho Loruln areu. Students ure
wailing for their opportunity to lenrn to
rend, hut before Ihuy can bo assigned
tutors, those tutors must attend a twopart training session. Such u training
session will be hold al the Domonkaa
Branch Library uf Lurain Public Library
From 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. on Oct. 17 and 24.
FAST DRAW
COMPKTIT1ON
Fust Draw Competition , will bo.hold
Saturday owning October 27. 7:30 p.m.
n't tho Slxlh Annual Arl Show buing hold
by thu Sheffield Lako Arl AsBoclullon at
the Sliufflold Laku Community Cuntor.
It Is upon lo nil umuleur and profosslonal urlists who will do o complolo
work in 30 minutes or loss, on any topic,
in uny mudUi th«y cliooso in steo 30" by
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signal, lliu works will ho auctioned off to
the waiting gallery of spuclutors ougorly
wntchlng, thu pictures hoi tig built. Tho
highest priced picluro sold will onrn thu
Pink Ribbon award.
All tho urifsts will gut tho monuy thoir
pictures bring ut auction uftur a commission donation is roquostud to pay purl of
Ilia show axponse.
Como und wnlch tha urlfsls In action
' (if |ho fntil tlrnw competition.
THRILLS & CHILLS
AWAIT YOU
The lluunled Forest of Carousel will
soon bo rilling tho night ulr with howls
nnd scroums again. It was fudged last
yeiir by tho Clovoland Plain Dealer to bu
the "bosl outdooi" operation In tho
Groatur Clovoland area and is salting oul
lo bo ovun bolter In 1904.
The Forost will bo open from OctoborIS through Nov. 3. Hours aro dusk till 10
p HI. Sunday - , Thursduy und dusk till
midnight on Friday nnd Saturday
nights. Admission is $2.50 n parson and
there Is FREE Babysitting.
Special Attraction is Dig Chuck nnd
Lilllo John. Thoy will bo on hand to visit
with on November 2 wlfli Novambflr 3
os n ruin date. A portion of the procoads
will gu lo tho Volunteer Su.-.'fros F t
Diabetics.
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State Rep. John V. Bara
i'talo Roprosbntativo John V. Hum (DElyria) announced today thai $250,000
has been granted to Loraln County as
the Initial Home Enorgy Assistance Program allocation.
"The funds ore to be used to reconnect
Project LITE tutors are ' volunteers
who want to shuro the adventure of services for disconnected low tncomo
reading with others. Anyone interested households, or low income households
In participating In this program is in- faced with tho throat of disc- lnnactlon or
vited to attend ibo tutor training ses- ton days or luss bulk fuol i .>ply." Horn
sions at tho Domonkns Branch Library, said. Qualifying households are eligible
lacuted al 4125 E. Lake Rd. In Sheffield
Lake. For more Information about Ibis
program, call the main library tit
244-1192 and ask for Projoct LITE.
AVON LAKE - Mayor Richard
Hausrod asks residents lo please rako
KINDERDANCE
tholr loaves onto thoir trot) lawns, close
CLASSES
to liio curb — but not into tho street. City
Kinderdunce class registration Is In trucks aro working feverishly to pick up
progress for our final session of 1984.
the leaves, bo said, so grass will not be
CInssos begin in Avon and Sheffield
ruined.
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Lflka on Monday, Octobar 20 and In
Loaves in tho street not, only block
Avon Lako on Friday, Cktobor 26. Cull
any of tho following nunvbois for injprmation regarding days arid times in each
community: 933-8238, 933-4346 or
933-8905.
Because of numerous requests from
working parents, Kinderdanca will bo
olfored on Saturdays, beginning
November 10, for children from Avon,
AVon Lake and Sheffield Luke at thu Old
Fjro Houso on Lako Road in Avon Luko.
Kinderduncu Ill'clussos will a bo bo offered on Saturdays, bog inning
November 10, for children in the areu.
Please cull uny of tho instructors for furthar information about Saturday clussbs.
Another now addition to tho program's features are gift cortlficules,
available for Christmas giving—a nice
Idea for Grandma, ard omhroidorod putchos for book bags for jackets—a groat
stocking stuffer.
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to rocoivo u ono-tlmo ptiymont ol up
$200.00.
County allocations aro bused upon~
population, unemployment, previous e>
pundlturus of funds En prior Emergency^'
HEAP programs and tho total amount off
available funds.
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Emurgoncy Program will boglnii
Novambor 5, 1984 and end April
1985.
No Leaves In Street, Please
sewers, thoy also create a safety hazard^
for children who can't seam to resist
playing in plies of freshly raked loaves,
tho mayor snld. •
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A city ordinance could bo Invoked to,
force residents to clear loaves from tho]!
street, Hausrod noted.
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Be prepared for the winter months ahead.
SAVINGS UP TO 15%.
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Post Commnmlur John Koborlson auyB Iiu hopus lo haw untiuuh tummy to complulu lliu pro|ocl by Vutorunii Day. Novombur 11
Tho followihK luivn coiitrlbulod lu lliu AVON LAKE PRIDE Fund nil uf Oct. 1H:
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BIDHU
Party Lake
Contor Inc.
Alfohao Q. Goznr, MD
Mr. & Mrs. Wallor Young,
In Memory of son Charles
Potion Insurance Assoc,
Ron's Taxldormy Service
Stella's Pizza #1
Lake Erie Sonlors
CJV Conslructlon Corp.
Gronory V. Wen
Union Carbide Industrial Services
Howard J. Wakofleld
PMD Model Builders
Avon Lake Firefighters Local 1381
Charles F, & Carol M. Dolill
Avon Lake Press
Dr. Antonl Trzeclak, M.D. ,
Avon Lake Dry Cleaners
Camellia Construction, Inc.
Parlours, Inc. (Old English Parlour)
Local 2000, JAW
Hubert's Landscaping Service
American Legion Post 211
In Momory of B.L.
Ronald L. Rummol Sr.
Avon Lake Beverage
Loar Road Barber Shop
Carlo R. King,
In Memory of wife and mother ,
Arrow Aluminum Casting Co.
Gamma Rho Sorority
Loraln Natki.al Bank
H. and D. Mosher
Joserh and Elizabeth Dobor
Golden Age Club ot Avon Lake
Avon Lake Women's Chorus
In , tonor of Becky A Brad Daniels,
Jacob QBrhan & Adam Mark Henderson
Avon Lake Junior Women's Club
La Verne F. Smllh
Looser Excavating Co.
In Memory ol
Corporal Dennis Borgensteln
Nail. Assoc. ol Letter Carriers,
Lakeshorg Branch #4438
In Memory of Harold W. Earley
akeshore Women's Club
Alfonso O. Qozar M.D.
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Knltjhls ol Columbus
Avon Lake Junior Fool ball League
Narlhaasl Loraln Cly. Chpt. 02483,
American Asooc. ol Rollred Persons
Thomas A. & Janice R. Qulnn
Harry R. & Dorothy M. Lloyd
Lloyd-Manwell Ford, Inc.
Soc. lor the Prom, of Dandelions
Frlelin(,fdorlCorp.
In Momory of
Stephen Kovlak & John E. Coslolto
In Memory of
Louis V. Butchko
Rick's Troo Service
Elyrla Swlegs & Trust
Qeorgo Hominy,
In Memory of
Larry Hominy
Frank and Joane Olesko
In Memory of
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In Memory of
Kevin C. Krause
Nick's Service Center
Russet & Vesla Lynch
Kopl Construction Corp.
Fisher Big Wheel, Inc.
In Memory of
Joseph & Helen Stanlk
Consumers Builder Supply Co.
Avon Lake Key Club,
In Honor ot Avon Lake Klwanls
In Momory of
Kenneth O. Hosier & Milton Q. Bledel
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In Memory of Cora A, Melz ,
In Membty of Elmer L. Kellog
In Honor of
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In Memory of Eugene Hatty
Abldah & M. R. Chohan, MM, Inc.
Creative Lighting Co.
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COUNTRY TEAM QUALIFIES FOR
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
On Saturday, October1 27 thu Avon
Laku Girls' Cross Country Team will bo
onu of 18 too ins to toko purl in tho SLulu
uliumpiottshlp Ruco on thu Ohio Stnto
Univursity courso. Tliu girls tjurriod lliis
opportunity' by finishing gocond to
Cuynhugu Falls Saturday nt Akron In thu
District Maul. Thu only other Avon Lnko
town to ovor compote in tho championship round nt tliQ Slato lovbl was thu
girls' fjymnotttlcs toum af 1032 and 1963.
Monitors of tho squad ore: MISSY
BAILEY, USA CLARK, KIRSTEEN
JOCHHEAD, KRIS NIEHENKE.
SrACEY RUMSEY. JODI SANDVIK,
YVONNE SAUL, and TRACY STADNICAR. Tho conch is AL BUCKEYE, In
hip ilfth year with tho Avon Lake program. Wo wlnh thu girls tho bust of luck
and congratulates thorn for tholr outstanding purformancu,
VOLLEYBALL GIRLS
ARE RECOGNIZED
Three mombors of tho Avon Laka var*
sity girls volloyball toum wore honored
by tho Lorai n County Coachos Assacta*
tlon by bolng named to the AU-Star
squad. CHRIS MARTIN, ANDREA,
DACEY and JULIA BONDURANT wore
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Novombor 11 at Midvlow High School
as monitors of tho East toum. CHRIS
was also namad to tho All-District team
und JULIA was glvan Honorable Mention stiitus. The SWC coochtis voted
MARTIN to tho 1st teem, BONDURANT to thu 2nd loam, and
LAUREN PRATl, nnd ANDREA
DACEY as Honorublb Montlon,
•SHORT STUFF
Avon Lake's JV football loom was
dofoatod In an exciting contest at Rocky
Rtvor by a scorn of 23-21. The Junior
Shoremen aro now 5-3.,..Tho.dedication1
coramony For the "Little Red Caboose
was a santimontal community happening. Tho CAHILLS, long-time rosldants,,
can fool proud of their generosity Tho
school community is very appreciative
of tho gift. The "Caboose" enhances the
beauty of tho studlum facility —
-something we are all prouii of.
AB U final twto, the Avon Lake Athletic
Qopt.;wlll bo sponsoring' a "Mr. Suit"
sale, Wed. and Thiirs. from 4-9 p.m as c
fund raiser for spring aports.'Hoaso stop
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, Monduy* Oct. 20:1 lumburgcr on bun. Unkud [loans,
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NINTH GRADE TOUR
Tho ninth grtido ti;"r of thii ho rain County [oinl
Vucalluuiil School will (HI Ocl obi! r 25lli mkl 20lli.
FORKSTLAWN
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^HOMECOMING A SUCCESS
^Homecoming weekend was very successful as a
|wpnk ofaclivlllos ondotl with tho annual Homecoming
|dijtico on Saturday night which was uttanded by 300
P. High School students. Miss Wondio Blvlns was crown*od;Homo Coming Quson before tho varsity football
pjama Friday night. Tho game was prococdad by float
ffridging and a parada through tho straats of Slioffloldl^h^fflold Lake. Mumbers of thu Homecoming Quoon's
ECpurt wore Choryl Hnrnos, Kip Farkus, Jacklo Griffith,
(JiilliTnii Martin and Kuren Nunez. Winners of the float
|doiiordttng contest wore thu class of '05 with tho thomo
jbf^Chrdinals Blast to a Victory".
J f f i s COUNTRYTEAM \'"
^THo
Crosscountry Tom ran Well and placed 9th out
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orif5 loams in Saturday's Sectional Meet. Two runners
^qualified for tho District Moot this Friday.at Hawkon
rhu^jol They aro Tom Solomon, who ran'an LCCC
rcourle'school record hi 17:08 and PumBoohm, who
'sol a schoolrocord for girls with a time of 20:50.
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and also come to tho aid of tho tenchor. Parent
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other such time consuming actlvitius thoraby freeing
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PTO FUND RAISING
Knollwood PTO has planned several mlni-prolocts
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They have continued to suryu Ino-cronm aflor lunch
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Sjun they will raffia off homo mado dolls and T-shirt
pillows. Tickots for dolls will bo 25K onch and pillow
tickets will bo ldt. Tho lucky tickots winners will be
drawn ovory othur Friday. Tickots will be sold during
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Tho prizes aro In Iho display case for ovoryono la
view. Holp our hard working PTO group and inako ths
project another onu of their successes.
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pill 27: Froshmuh Faotbuli vs Cluurviow, 10:00 a.m.
> : : : 2 i Varsity Football vs Narlh Rldguvlllu, U:00
|p.m., Parent's Night, octivltios slnrl at 7:30pm.
v;TwD Brooksldo High School students, Sonlor-l'-.u
'Bbplim, and Junior-Tom Solomon, have qualifiod in
iforoncD cross country moots. On Friday, October
h'llioy will compete in Akronfarthe District mauls
jfl IF thoy qualify, will go to Columbus on Oct. 2nd
Jfor.lho State Moots.
p.Tpm was nn outstanding qualifier for the Slutn
iM&t last your. Good Luck to thaso two dlslancu
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KNOLLWOOD NEWS;
Opon I-Iousu was on Otitnbur 16. lflfi-l. Hvoryono lind
fliu uppurlunity lo muul their childrutis' tL'nchors und
huiir nbout classroom goals.
Wu apprucltilo the fine turn out und hope that olhur
uvuiits will litwo your conlinuud slipporl. Uuing itctlvo
id positivuly involved Is ussontlnl to our continued
.success.
P.S. Romombor Conferences uro scheduled tho vvouk
of Novumbur 12lli. Slucfonls will bodlsmissudot 1 p.m.
Pluuso return conference slips promptly so that wu
may roschudulu olhors If nocossoiy.
Thoro will bo no school on Nov. 2nd. It Is Tuachiir
In-Survlco Day.
Avon Lake Boy Scout
Troop 300 is holding thalr
year-long wild birdmiad
snto. This Is e doluxa mix
of suod which' uttracts
many beautiful species of
birds living In our area. To
ploco your order, ploasu
^'COMING EVENTS
" ' Oct. 20; Varsity Football vs Cloarvlow,, t):OU p.m.
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proudly displayed thulr bus I work for ovuryoim to suo.
Tho Btudoiits rciiilly uiijoytid soolng olhurH rncoBlllzi!
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AVON MIDDLE SCHOOL'S HONOR ROLL
High Honor Roll
In ordur to lie on thu High Honor Roll, stutlunls must
linvo earned A's In all subjects. The following students
achieved High Honors during Lhu first six vvuuks:
Fifth Rfadoi Dalo Garrutt, Lori Maynnrd, Krlaton
Nliuulll, Shuvvn Phillips. Sixth grade: Julio Olivur.
Eighth grado: Kevin Lucuy, ] mm I for Kutlucliy,
Honor Roll
In ordur to bo on tho Honor Roll, students must huv.u
A's and Q's or ull B'B. Tho following students uchiovod
Honors during tho first six weeks;
Fifth grado: Tlnu Duwson, Jusuti Urogur, Susun
Hollars, Doth Lundbarg, Christina Schlll, Multhew
Schwoltzor, Scott Shoslag, Short Smith, Max Wright.
Sixth grado: Stephanie. Brunnor, Chad Cook, Mlstl
Crunu. Robin Gotidok, Marty Henderson, Molonio
HollurB, Llndu MorlcUo, Amy Martin, Klsty Mtllor,
Tonya Rolnhold.
Sovonlh gtado: Jeff Dregor, Rachel East, Andrua
Klorbuugh, JamoB Fluhar, Christopher Garrolt, Runl
Hassol, Kara Jawarowski, Soan Kloafuld, jonnlfor
Krutt, Jim Martin, Dawn Suholz, Corlu Smith, Matt
Workman.
Eighth grado: Kim Qradnhaw, Guorgo Douzos,
DUSBQ Dzubflk, Christina Englund, Paul Guddo,
Krlstino Hollars, Tom Paulclmll.
Merit Roll
In order to bo on tho Merit Roll, studonts must have
oarnod all A's and 1 C, or all B's and 1 C, or A's and Q's
and 1 C. The following studonts woro on thu Morlt Rail
during tho first six wouks:
Fifth grade: Dominic Boltrante, Carrie Campbell,
Trlsha Hagarman, Wnndy Jiimos, Tra«:y Lont, Hoathur
Manthuy, Morodtth Portor.
Sixth grado: Molanlo Allon, Ti.>m Coin, Kolli
Drolior, Karon Haag, Jenny Osonbuugh, Jcnhlfor
Torok, Jonny Weeks.
Sovonth grade: Sandy Alton, ChrliUan tirltiza, Ginu
DoCnrlo, Shannon Miller, Brian Morag, Lynn Porrotto, Rosemary Schneider, Kelly Sparks, Lasllu Wilson.
Eighth grude: Mark Crawford, Bridget Drehar,;
Carolo Funtozzl, Karon Hogrofo, Kathluon Kollcy,'
Hoathur Kirk, Brlun McCalllo, Joff Millar, John Millar,
Michelle Montpellt, Davo POCOB, Rob Wenzler, Kim
Wlloy.
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GuosL Speaker
Puul Edmunds, Channel 3 niotoorolaglst, was guost
speaker at an assembly for all fifth and sixth grado
students on Wadnosday, October 17th. Waatherman
Edmunds stressed, thu Importance or knowing what
safety precautions to take during a "tornado warning". Following his presentation, tho students uxprossed thatr gratitude by giving htm an Avon bag filled
with goad wtshus.and thanks. It Is gujd to know that
wo have puoplo Itko Mr. Edmunds who care about our
safety.
VISIT
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Sundays - Church Service and Sunday School at
10 a.m.
Wednesdays - Testimony Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesdays (12 Noon to 3 p.m.) and
Saturdays (10 a.m. to Noon) - Reading Room
Open To The Public
TANNING CENTRES
The Sun Ncm'f Sets
In the picture are Mrs. Harriet Porter, Mr, Paul Edmunds, and Beth Lundberg who gave Mr. Edmunds
his Avon Gym Bag.
Jim Nlmelll, Tom Paulshell, Mark Pickering, and
Mike Spatalore (at tha sewing machine) are enjoying
STAR OF THE WEEK
their home economics class assignment: learning to
Sovonth grador. Soan Kteofold, is this week's Star of
operate a sewing machine and constructing a stufftho Wook. Soan is tha son or )lm and Diana Kloofold.
ed animal pillow. The sewing unit is only a part of the
Ho Is tha brother of nlno-yuur-bld Kurt. Soun has a dog
12 week course offered to the 8th graders this year
named Up. Ho also has two rabbits, Charlio and Potor,
The students began with a self-Improvement groomand two'doves, Estagon and Vladamlr.
Ing unit, will be involved In a personal development
Soon has bean In NOVA since tho third grado. Ha
unit dealing with maturity, understanding and getting
fools that tho program is vary Interesting. MicroBiology has boon his favorito.courno thus fur. Ho along with parents, sibling » peers:, and friends The
final unit will beitn'fbod^'learnlriio'abpUtfnutrlUon*
would llko'to'taka courses doallng with astronomy and
computers.
equipment, reading and using a recipe, and table etiSean's ruvorlto subject In school Is art. Ho Is involv-. quette. Part of the lottery mone/i for Middle School
will be Used to construct a demonstration kitchen In
cd In choir, bund, and stage band. When baskotball
season arrives, ho plans to go out for this sport. In his
room 204. The equipment and supplies for this kitfren time, Soan enjoys collecting and reading old comchen are quite meager; therefore, Mrs.' Podrosky Is
ic books, as well as drawing.
listing Items that are needed. Donations will be en*
Ghustbustors is Sean's favorite movie. His favoritu
thuslastlcatly accepted. Kitchen "Wish" List: dish
book Is Will Shakospoare and the Globo Theatre. Tho
towels, dish cloth, plastic glosses, scouring pad,
A-Teont Is his favorlta television show. His favorlta
pastry blender, measuring spoons, glass measuring
type of music Is rock, with "The Warrior" bolng his
cups, paring knives, cookie cutters, cutting .board, >.
most liked song.
grater, kitchen shears, rolling pin, rubber/spatulas,
Soan has travelled to Niagara Kails, Now York City,
sifter, basting spoon, sloted spoon,, vegetable
Minnesota, Cincinnati, Pennsylvania, Florldn, and
peeler, cooling, rack, trench knife, can.opensr,
Washington, D. C. Ho would like to visit Hawaii.
wooden spoons, strainer, tongs, pancake turner,
Sean Is not sure which curoor ho would like to purwire whisk, 1 and 2 quart saucepans with lids, fry
sue, but ho Is sura that ho will attend college "I want
pan; 9" square cake pan, Jelly roll pan, hand mixer,
to go to coll'igu but am not suio what I'll take," ho said.
muffin tins, custard cups, canister set, .1-set of
"BoL-ig nico to talk to" Is tha quality which Sean seas
dishes, dlshpan and drainer, mixing .bowls,"
trench
as being the most Important to havo In a friend.
knife and colander.
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PUPILS HELP LIBRARY
Every year many sovonth and eighth grado studonts
sowa as workers In tha Avon Middle School Library,
Thair |oh Inuludas recording attendance, running orrands, magazine filing, alphabetizing cards, shelving
bookp, and various housekeeping tasks. Tho following
young people will bo library aldas during thu first
som/'stcr of tho 1084-85 school year: Cathy Crawford,
Tina Doss, Pam.Neer, Erin Bolfi, Lisa Smith, Paula
West. Rosa Schnoldor, Shuntion Millar. Mutlssu Bates
Kristin Elliott, Hollio Webb, Tony Vodlcka, Lee Ltndborg. Connie Robinson, Michael Law, {off Klnzal and
Kevin Lacoy.
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%-Lakd; Community Contor, 4575 Lako Rd.,
&£.
Sheffield;Vaka; Ohio for Loraln County
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p£roBiHohts only1; Tnts'lb sponsored by tho
MTrl-City Offtdo on'Aglng. Shofnold/Shef1$ field Lake Service Council and Avon Clp Government. Wo will nood vorificaf eligibility via a Golden Buckoy
Unemployment tioak, Food
i p ID Cord or proof of low income.
»Also,•• please bring-a bog to carry the
^commodities, homo with you.
W Q t f d a y ovanlng, October 30,1904
^surplus commodities will bo rrnllablo
|fdr residents of Avon, Avon Lak •, SliofIflald ond Shoffiold Lake ONLY. Tuls wilt
Ijfflkb* place at tho Sheffield Loke Comsmuhity.Cehtur from 7:00 p.m. until 9:00
Jp.m; Only residents of those four comgmuhltles will be sorvicod that ovanlng.
fAlsoV applications, will be taken tint
fEivonfng'and again on Wednesday, Gcclobbr.131»ffor help., for the holidays for(residents of -those cities.
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at 037-B61Q to arrange for moals In this
area.
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Help with Medicare and Supplomontal Insurance forms Is also done both in
the office and with volunteers In tho
community. If you ore having problems
in this area, plaaso give us a call and
wo'll son if wo con holp.
Transportation is not diroctly offered
by us, but wo will soo you gat to tho right
offlco for holp. In Avon/A von Lake you
have the mini-bus. Call &33-B141 for a
rasurvatlon as early as possible. In Shoffiold Lako call 948-814(3 fora reservation
24 hours in advance for pickup on Tuesday and Friday.
If you nood a Golden Buckeye Cord,
Homestead Exomption Form, blank
Medicare or Bluo Cross formB, incomo
tax forms, come in or call us—we hovo
thorn all.
Homespun Crafts
Keep in mind that Homespun Crafts
will bo holding their Christmas Salo t >
days this yoar—on December 7th and
14th here ut Tri-Clty, 4575 Lake'Rd.,
Shoffiold Lako, Ohio. Tharo are any
numborof great things to choose from
for all your Christmas gifts and the
prices are right, tool We'll look forward
L to soolng you hare at tho Contor.
Calendar
^Commodities Distribution will be
Hdj,atl4B75 Lake Rd.,,Shoffiold Lako,,
K,bh'to;lfrpm.,9,'a.m. -until:4 ip,m/'F.qr>
fefiatlim'Vof, eligibility^ kindly bring
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^Card,, Unemployment Book,
DIaablut^tStatement, Food Stamps
Avon.Lake Golden Agors moot on
•MedloArci'-'Card or Low Incomo Wednesday, November 7 and 21 and
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December C> and 19 at the United
|fe4riyonoiwhqcan holp'us
unload the Church of Christ, 32801 Electric Blvd.,
gtnick Con, October, ,'3p; br-fasBisl in ithe for a brown bag lunch at noon. ; ^aiBlribuU'ohori'ipntobop 31—your help
' Lako EHo Seniors moot every Thursappr iciatodl '
for a catered lunchoon at tho United
k i - I M PLOYED - theso ;, day
^ MEALS
of Christ, 32801 Electric Blvd.,
; y V i'nosday from"4:3o atChurch
noon. Call 933-0800 by Tuesday for o
t p 5 J 3 . 0 p . ' n i . i , ' '•••'.'• ."•
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Homespi.il
Crafts hold tlioir monthly
10/31, 11/21, 12/20 and 1/2/85.
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_ SENIOR CITIZENS MEALS - those salo on November 9 and December 7
fare served every Friday,at 12:30. Cost la and 74 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at tho
Sheffield Lake Civic Contor, 4575 Lake
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Moats will not bo sorved on
Autumn Rebels moot on Tuesday,
.10/28,11/23, 12/28 und ,1/4/85.
Novombor 13 and'27 and in Docombor
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on tho 11th at tho Barn, 37711 Psitrott
Rd.,; Avon for u catorod .luiirh. Call
934-5440 by tho Sunday before lor your
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Sheffiald Lake Seniors: meet on
the': offlco for Avon Lako and Sheffield
Lako Ifyouorsomcoiioyouknowaroin , Wednesday, Novombor.14 at'lnoon for a
nend of a doily hot meal, to bo delivered potiuck luncheon and tho first Wednesto the homo, call our office at 949-8146. day in Docombor (12/5) for a'catorod
Thj cost is $2.25 por duy, but ar- lunch, (call Julie Brosakfor reservation)
rarigomonts can bo made if that prico at', tho Shoffiold Lakor, Community
would be a financial hardsliip. If you Contor, 4575 Lake Rd., at naon.
Tri-Clly Office on Aging (Board of
don't nood the moals, but could
volunteer somo timo to help dolivcr or Directors) moot on Friday, November
patik the moals, wo would appreciate IB, at tho Civic Contor. 4575 Lakd Rd., at
one o'clock. Everyone is wolcomo.
AARP Chantor 2643 wit) hold Its
regular mooting on Tuesday, Novombor
20 for a brown bag lunch and its annual
Christmas lunch on. Docombor 18,
catered, at tho United Church of Christ,
32801 Electric Blvd., at noon.
Volunteers For
Meals-On-Wheels
Wo are still in dlro need of drivers for
Maals-on-Whoelsl Once again, wo are
beseeching all of you who possible can
to giva us an hour a woek to holp us In
this situation.
God will surely bless all of you who
respond to our plea.
Help! Help! Help!
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Moigan. Our afflco staff, Pog Wonk and
Margo Gorsdorf, and our driver, Helen
Kun, for bulng willing to go above and
beyond tho call of duty to, keep this office running. , ,
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The HEAP' Program Is in offqctno>y1:,,!
until 1/31/05. If you fool you might bo .
eligible for.this assistance on.ybur gas
bill for January, February and March.'bo
sure to complete an application ond ,
mail it to Columbus.'Wo hovo the form's
availablo so coll us or stop in. Thbro are
also other programs" to fiolp',with.thb
utility bills, so call our offlcojind wo will ,assist you. '
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Anyone who has any oxtrn brown . 'THE TRI^ITrpFnCE-ONVAGiNG; ;
papor grocery bags please bring thorn to -will be clpgpd*> byombor 22,end,23;for ; ,,:
Aid for Aging at 4575 Lako Rd., Shef- Thanksgiving, toocomboriZifind,Z5\fori :
field Lake. We are desperately In need of Christmas and Docombor'/ 31 vond..
thoso bogs. Thanks.
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Reach Out And
Touch Someone
i This Is to all thB people of Avon, Avon
Lake, Shoffiold and Sheffield Lake who
have boon so gonorous of their time, suggestions and holp throughout 1984 to
our office.
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•Services
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Avbri'iLBLke And Sheffield ' ake
Are Hotspots For Perch
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By Jim Flanigan
"Wo'vo had sbmu Hood ciitdios," says Tom Jordan of Jordan s Boat Rental in
ShufHold Lake. Mostly, nino lo twelve inchos In1size which Is lliu bust s zo for .
.flavor. Jordan uxpects to romain opun until Nov. IB , so that nnglors can gul In that
"ono lust timi>" boforo'tho fco moyos in.
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boots are coming in:with tho limit. "You can.attribute that to.no gill nots,' says
Musiill. Stale Indslafibn has strongly curtullud the uso of gUlnots on tho Amorlcan .
sido of Luke Erie. Miis'aU feels that this has resulted In inoro und larger porch-.Lotiny Dvorak.pf.Dpl's Boat Rorital, also ln,Avon Loko. notodthnt oroa anglor,
Roger Colhran Fpt]0O^<JaUgHt.U 15'/. Inch porch, naar.tha C.E.I. Ppwei Riant.,,, ,,
" : D-VOrHkcldimflthat Hie porch started hitting obout'iho third wook In August and . fluger,
fishinglftifl boon good ovor sincu. "Tho lamer fish.havo.bopn horo.sinco about tho
porch ,'whllo .._T....O _—_....j,. < ( _..j (
.ond of StJrftomljor.^says Dvorak. Many fisnormoh, renting boats from Dols, have
also bQon'catcHinglhalr.Ufnil of 50 perch per fisherman. fM : ...,.,,
i, .,. . shores of Avon: Lake; V ',. ]•!?*£{%$$$
The regular -rnonthly. mooting of tho
Avon L'Uilo League will" bo' hold on
Thursday, Nov. 1 at 8:00 p.m. in tho Control Bank, building.
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Don't mtsB It! The Faith'. Lutharan
Church • Smorgasbord dinner 'Will be The Avon Lake Rccroallpn Dopiitfmont men's badokatball program will
hold on Sat;, Nov. 3 from 5:00-7:30. Tho
Church ,Is located/ at tho corner',of, 1bngln.in Novombor. . \. .... .
Rogistratidn for tho program is now'
Garden and Lakeland Drives in Avon. •;:
.Ghosts ft Ghouls will appear on Oct. . utidor way. Interostod parsons should
contact the Recreation Dopt. at
27 from 6:30 to 11:30 and Oct. 20from
933-0141, axt. 30 botwoon 6:00 a.m. and <
0:30 to 0:00 at the Avon Methodist
4:30 p^m. Monday through Friday.
Church, 37711 Dotroft Rd. in Avon.
Congratulations to tho championship
Cowboys of the Avon Lako Jr. Football
Loagut). They will travol to Sheffield
"GhoulloBt ghostloB, and long-logged
Lako on Nov. 4 ulong with tho Vikings
boastles" will, bo out at tho Haunted
and Redskins to battlo the winnors of
Barn. This horrifying experience-will
their, championship.- In. playoff action
take place on Oclobor'27, from 6:30 to
last Sunday, tho Cowboys boat the Vik11:30 p.m., ond October 28, from 6:30 to
ings 6-0.and tho Redskins whlppod the
9:00 p.m. Tho Haunled.Barn is loqatod
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Reminder!; 'Anyono - having \ sport* at the Avon
Rd.,: Avon..JTho admission is 50<t
nowsj.dr vflnr-announcomont. to makdt' Detroit
kids 10iondt'uri'do'r. and $i.op for
should'submit thD.'lnfarmatibti'lo.riho, • far
adults. Refreshments v will' also be ;
ProssnD later than Friday (it 4:30/ ,' ' avuilahlel
Don't miss tills for your life.
Mens *"
Registration
Klndordanco—a unique prot-ram for ,
childron ages 3-6. A combination of oxerciso.danco and fun with music to help
childron dovolop stamina dnd coordihatlon. Tho classes also include lively
discussion about good nutrition und Its ,
benefits. Tho six wooks session will
Haunted Barn
Avon High School
AVON VARSITY FOOTBALL DEFEATS THE FIRELANDS
Tho Avon Eoglos Football team defeated thoFirelancls Falcori- _...
first quarter Ihe Falcons fumblbd^on tholrthird
play.and/Avony.-MtkerSchnlfi
orobbod the boll at tho 20 yd. line. Three1 playslatdr-Mike.Higglns sdored^b^Kt
A V o n ' a 6 - 0 l o a d . • •• .... •.• -,,•• :'•<.•• > • • . -.•*-. • • ••••: -. • • • ! : ' 1 1 - ^ - * ' • . • ' • 1 > r ¥ V ' i i : S y , f l S f B
Ayon scored In tho third period whbn the Falcons>qrofcallpd:for-intohtlbnalli
groiiliding tho ball in tho.ondzpno, with tho rilling being aiaft^'fdr'>;.aiii;fl^p.;loiKl*
Avon scored in the fourth quarter whon Mike Hlggir
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play for a touchdown;'Tho win gives Avon
C o n f e r e n c e r o c o r d . ••
It's No Trick! Jun(or Jazzercise'is A Treat!!
(Now students treat yourselves; -to
$2.00 off Nov. scsslonl)
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On Thursday, October 25, Avon Lake
)r lazzercisors wilt Invlto frionds, for a
froo class of FUN AND FITNESS. They
will also perform a routine to tho song
GHOSTBUSTERSI If you havo cMldron,
agas 5 to 13 and they'd like tojoin h. tho
fun, you are welcome to stop by. >
Whore" is oil this GHOSTLY FUN? At
the Olu' Firohouso on Route 83 from
4:15 to 5:15 p.m. A now 6 wook session'
Sheffield Lake
Recreation Dept.
Trlmmerslze is an aorobic typo of
calisthonic exercise done to music.
Classes moot Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 1-2 p.m. at tho Community Canter
for six wooks. ThoVu oro no routines, no
dancing, Just a good exorciso workout.
Babysitting is froo. Call 933-2163 to
roglstor today or you can register in porson on October 30 and Novombor 1 fro n
12:30-1:00 at tho Shoffiold Lako Community Contor.
begin on wnmuay, j^rapBii'jw^vuww
will! boon MpndayB'.Bt|iO:Op-lliOp^u^
or l:3O-2:3O p.m. at *"
Avon. United;Mothot
Detroit Rd. Cost i,s:$18.00.\
formuticin or to rogialer^c:
Mohnke at]033^346.:j:'v.;; Hi,.;_jl-^(;
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•vTho l.V. volloyball turim defeated So. Amhorst last wook with;ttie'scorns*bf|l5|
will bogin Thursday. November l a t 4:15
p.m. Regular foe is $15.00 for one child;
•family discounts available.
Clip this article and bring it for $2.00
bffl Registration will toko place on Oct.
25 and again on Nov. 1st. So, put'on a
"goulish grin"...and slop In! '
For further information, fool froo to
call Curolyn, after 6:00 p.m. at 033-2807.
Or call instructor, Mauroon MocGrogor
at 333-8533.
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Tho girls l'c.<in ondad their soason by defeating Firolands."Il'li f girls lo> thoftfrs.tg
match but canto back to win tho noxt two. Hlgn sorver wasjDlanhofB!
4k*q]aiirtl
high spikors wero Katrlna Hall. Amy Laldonholmor. Dlahtib Brodke7;otl'd Rbndag
Rutkowskl.
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AVON HIGH FALL SENIOR RECOGNITION NIGHT
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On.November 2, the Avon Athlotlc Department will recognize all seniors';•
havo participated during tho fall football season at ",ho South Amhorst hbmGjf
ball game. Senior football players; trainers, cheerleaders,'and paronts will'•'
triducod during tho pro-game activities.
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Tho Avon Marching Band will pay special tribute- to thoir seniors, and:
paronts during tho holf-timo program.
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All football parents are invited to stay aftor tho game far cider and dbnuts In^thepifyJ
cafotoria. Plan to attend tho last homo football game and /O!P US in o farowoll to b i j t f ^
fall senior athletes and our sonlor marching band moinbers. '. ''.V%t^
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Avon's hlghllytng Eagles, lod by tho 1-2-3 punch of Brian Holowccky, S t b y b ^
Wharton and Jeff Mott, ended FirolandB* roign as Inland C -ferorice cham
winning with 37 pofnls. Firolands was socond with 60 and Independence
with 109. Holowocky, Whorton, and Mott placed in the 2,3, and 5 positions bor
'winner Mike Bootlorof Firolands. Andy Mllier end Chris Peterson Wore 10th _. ,. .
17th to ensure tho win. Kon Holowocky and Scott Livingston woro 32nd and 38th.;^
Craig Braun displayed a fine stretch run lo gain second placo in tho Opon racooVJ
Julie Durrach led the Avon girls with a 5th. Mary Wright was 12th and L o r i o . ^
AVOn RGCreStiOn
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adult volleyball and must bo submitted
to Avon City Hall by Frldny, October 26.
A practice and organization session will
bo Sunday, October 28 at 6:30 p.m. at
Avon High School.
Tho Avon- Recreation Dopt. will also
bu sponsoring' menn basketball in
Novombor and Sr.idllTry basketball in
December.
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All Avon residents are urged to got
behind and involved in our Recreation
Dopt. Ploaso call Howard Jagger, Director, at 937 3210 any time with your suggestions or idoas.
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The Landings, Avon Lake
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for Homo/Scl ODI Counsulor, will bo
suapondod on Nov. 25,1004. If this hap'•" Suporintundonl Donuld Chlavllu's pens, Clilnvotta liopua outside organiziilist Includud a recommendation that
lions, groups or Individuals will bo ablo
Ihoro bo no Immediate toucher layoffs.
to supply tho necessary funding und tlio
Dr. Chlavoltu suid ho wants tho staff
respective activity will bo pormlltod to
reduced by not ruplacing people who
function.
resign or retire
In tlio ovent o lovy is not p'ussad by
:: If tho lovy Is pussad tlio board will conJuno 1, 1905, a committoo comprised of
sider roimburBing toachors for educamombors of tho bourd of education,
tional conferences hold in tho State.
district administrators, und represenThoy will also incraasa the mitoago
tatives from both the athletic and band
reimbursement to 21 cants a milo to be
boosters, will be dovolopod to study tho
In line with IRS standards. Now, the
funding of oil oxtro-currlcuUr activities
toochors pay for their own board, moala,
for the 1985-00 school year. This study Is
mileage and cost of tho programs.
to be complatad arid submitted to tho
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The BOE would like to start a healti: Board of Education by July 1905.
education program (not Included in
Some of tho other actions of the board
Si .nee) at the Shefflotd Middle School
et the Oct. 15 mooting wore to accept (ha
to bo compliance with state minimum resignations of six persons and employ a
standards. Thoy would also re-establish
noon aidi\ substitute noon aide,
the gifted program in 1985-86 school substitute crossing guard, and substitute.,
year, as long as it dor not require hiring bus driver.
of additional staff.
The school bourd accepted tho gift of
- :The following actions will bo taken by 20 Dr. Suoss books from tho Friends and
the board If the lavy Is defeated:
Neighbors Club. They will placo fivo Dr.
<\* .Busing,will be cut for grodoB 9 Suass books in ouch elementary Bchool
'tin Jugh 12 beginning In April of 1985. library. Board President Raymond BOOBO
Tlio. board and Dr. Chlavotta do not said this gift was realty appreciated and
want students to be without tho busing the students will enjoy the books very
much,
Inihe.dark, cold winter months.
; "Three general teachers and 3.83
Tho next regular Shoffiold-Shoffiold
educational service personnel could bo Lake School Board mooting wilt bo hold
laid off and still havo tho state required Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in tho Administra[^' minimum staffing, but tt would bo a tion Centor, 1024 Harris Rd.
hard decision, Chlavotta sold.
our deluxe gas-llred condensing
furnace. Cut sky-rockotlng heating
bills with tha new Bryant Plus 90, Ihe
ultimata heating machine. A triumph ol modern
technology, this new concept In heating gives you
one-third more heat (or your dollar because It's 90%-plus luol etticlenl. Enjoy
the comfort, dependability, quiet and
savings of the Bryant Plus 90. Call us today
(or a tree estimate.
—The BOE accoptod $1,000.00
f.af educational oqulpmant for Avon East
JElombntory School at tholr meeting OcItbbor i8.
1984-85 Avon Kindergarten
Parents' Club plans to use this acfotUnuIatod savings to furthor tho oducuUtmof studonts,at Avon East.
selection committee was formed to
(dqtermlno how.to most effectively uso
fthesp 'funds. Aflor conferring with tho
'{kindergarten teachers, tho commlttoo
rrocommondod tho purchnso of throo
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Video cassette recorder for tho school's
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^In,other action at last wook's mooting,
the"..board approved eight certified
substitutes. Victoria Bommer, Roy
, Ann Mario Gated, Sharon ]ermJoanno Nash, Don Schticht, Moxina
Schtndlor and Jamlo Storgnor.
^_ n-Scappucci und Tom Widonor
iyoro approved ns substitutrt custodians
at any building, storting soliiry $4.40 por
..hour.
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S'.JAproval for cooperative agreement tor
|spocinl oducalton. Tor handlcoppod
'students, with tho Elyria,Cily Schools
jifpr tho 19B4-85 school your.
w-Accoptod two copies of tho book, "Tho
^Edgo", for tho Avon Middle and High
^School libraries, by an Avon paronl,
^JoBoph Scalatla.
'V'Votod to ask tho county budgol commission to allocato £(30,000 more to Iho
' general.fand and $24,000 to the lottory
fund. Thus bringing tho total budgot to
:.$2,839,000
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PET CARE
Whon handliiiB n bird,
it is Important lo know
that ho does not liuvo u
•diaphragm ns mnmmnls
do, His breathing is
totally dependent on Ihu
oxpnnsloii ond contrnctlon of ihu clmsl wall.
Thoruforc, when handling u bird, enru must bu
takon not io ruslrict (liu
movDinunl of I In; chuKt.
or tho bird mny sulfocnto. This inity bednnu
with ii small bird by
holding ils linm! nnd
neck bohvinfii your first
two rinjjiirs nnd lultiny
llmbodyarihubirdliuin
iho palm of your luitid.
.holding ii still with your
Jhumb and other finuors.
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Oct. 25th, Thurs., 3-9 p.m .
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The extra funds go.ioralod from property taxas $33,000 and Interest earned
$31,000. Tho school district had been
conservative on estimating tho impact of
a property tax rollback and rocolved
$2,000 moreAccording to tho superintendent those
amendments will incraasa tho year-end
carryovor, nnd make rnoro funds
available for 1685.
Citizen's Commlttoo spokeswoman
Elaine O'Malloy asked tho BOE if there
wore any suggestions or questions on
tho ourvoy report given thorn last month.
The BOE said thoy would, give further
study i to tho survey preparod. Tho
Burvoy, Ifopprovod, would be sont to all
Avon residents with a raturn orivolope.
Tho only concern of the board is the
$500 cost for raturn postage.
Tho opinion of Superintendent Robart
Carnhart Is to have Ms staff members
look over this survey, then givo'it to tho
board for rocommondation of approval.
Nova star of tho week Is Leah German.
Loah Is nlne-yoarn-old and is a student in
Mrs. Wfttmor's fourth grade class. Sho
was born In Atlanta, Georgia and has
two younger brothers.
Her hobblop aro trading stickers, playing vidoo games and swimming. Sha enjoys sledding, watching movlus and
making craft itoms with her family.
The next rogularily scheduled mooting
of tho BOE will bo Novombur 20 at S
p.m. in the bbnrd room of the High
School.
from $2,749,000.
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Bargain Matinees Daily until
6:00 p.m. Tickets sold 30 mm.
before showtime. Phone Lorain,
933-3155-Elyria.1-324-2151.
National Theatre Corp.
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Sixth Annual Art Show Plann©
minutus or luas, on ony ,
modla thuy chooBo, uny alzo 3pt' xjte1"^
loss. It bogliia at 7:30 p.m.' ' ££$$
Following tho Fast Draw^atopYcl
signal, tho works will bo auctioned o
Iho waiting gallery of flpoctotora'dow
watching iho picturus bolng'biitlttj'
liighusl priced picturo Bold .wilt oar
MlSlSurawIll ngalii bo Iho nopiitar 1'ink Kibbon awnrd..
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now Intorost to bo foaturod us wol as tho
All tho artistd will got llio'monoji
Saturdny ovonltig Fnrl Druw contos .
pictures bring ut auction aftor.a tom
Moro tlian 300 nori.Som Ohio arUals
sion donutlon Is roquootcd lo'jnitffy'
Itavu ouuin boon invUod to show• Iholr
the show expense.
" ':J$£$
worb which will bo prasontod in six
Tho rules and regulations^
catoBoHus, with first ploco cosh awards
available Sunday, Oatobor;2ifl!.
and rlbboiiB, aocond plocu ribbon
tho ontrios for tho show are.'racal
uwarda as wull as third plnco ribbons
tho Community Contor frpni'12'n^i
and somo honorablo montionfl for oach
til 6:00 p.m. More Information""
groupint;.
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Tlwro will b. .; apocial cush prizo and
949-5474, or, Ellooii"
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04Q-6326, or Paul.Stockort*at?04$!U9
oddillon, thoro will bo-aovoral .valuable
Tho 1984 show and exhibition '
r-iorchandlsaawards to bo prcsontod to
art "wotka wiU boFrld' ' ""^ *%'
dosorving artists on well os tho yory October
20th and 27th
popular Grumbuchor award that will bo
until 9:00 p.m.! and Sunddy^iX
prasontud at this show
20th
from
12 noon until QiOOp.m^
Tim ontrias groupings aro I -Oils nnd to tho public.
acrylics, 2 -Watorcolora, 3 -Phbtogrophy,
On Thursday, Octob.,.;.,-.,,..,,..,,,
4 -GraphicB, Pon and Ink and Pastols, 5
Association will rbV hootfliia^llieji
-Mlxod Modla and 8 -Miniatures.
hlblting artistB at a roceptiori^yljlr
The woBtorn statos stylo Fast Draw
awui-dB wlnnars wll1'-, bd^h'tfWnl
comualltlan introducqd In tho Sheffield
rocolvo.lhoir prizes. ',.•-••^p
Lako show last yaar will bo o Saturday
Thoro arp no admtsflion cha:
ovontng Octobar 27th foaturo. H'B opon
tho entire northern Ohio i
to all amateur and profoBsional artists
who will do a complete work in 30 to view tho exhibit, ;
Tlw Sbomuld Luke Art Association's
Sixth Anmiol Art Show and! ho Sjjond
Annu.il Miniatures Show Is scheduledI at
,„„ Shofflold Luke Community C vie
Conlor. 4575 Lnfco Rand, for' Prldjy,
Saturday uud Sunday. Oclobor, 2Bttf,
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out and this your'crofters.am coming
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proud to announco the return oF tolo
painters Dobbin Kaput (A.L.) and
Elyrian Sholti Rlogor, leaded glass
crafter Undo Kurak (A.L.), decorative
-art craflor Suznnno Sandvlk (A.L.).
pillow designers Ironc Bauer (S,L.) and
, Alice Poduska (Elyria], and Avon
natural foods dealer Phylllr, Gomcflak* •
Now this ^yoar,, with budgot-mlnded
handmade wooden toys1 will bo Frank
It's time lor tho Faith Lutheran
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Thi3 yonr it will b o o n Saturday,
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Area Shriners And K Of C Plan 15th Annual Affair
William l\ Muatlluy, Niillomilly known
Humorist, 1who ia blllutl IIH tlio
"PREACHIN DliACON," will bu tlio
intiln itpookor ut l.oralu County's FifIcuntli Annual Shrlna - Knighls ul" Columbus Night. Tliu 'iiffair, niwfiys n bin
success in fallowsliip, utilhuslitsm mid
ottondiincu, will bu liutd on Wctinosdtiy,
Octabor 31. 1084, ul UoLucu's Placn in
thu Park, 0075 Middle Kldgo Roud,
Loraln, Ohio.
Tbis year's chairman of tha.avant uro
Dlma Cataluno af tho Knights of Columbian,-und lurry Qiiznrd of Ihu Anciunt
Arabic Ordor of tho Noblos of lliu Mystic
Shrino, Thcro oro npproxlmnloly 30
tnatnburB af tho working com mi I tec for
tho" affair.
Tho "Pronchin* Doucon" In Ills
longtiill coat, bluck hat und strlnu tlu,
Daticon Htmdlay trovals thousands of
tnllus from coast to const all ovar
America and Canudu. His optimistic
fj UN an uflor dlnuur sponkur lo
thouHunds oiiuli your Iw bunmod to briny
sunshinu into uvuryuno's life.
Mr. Huadluy Is n mombur of rniiny
oryaiiiztillunJt including llui National
Spuukurs AsHoiilntion, Tliu Olilo
Suoakcrs Forum und Tito Iiitorniillomil
Platform Association.
Shrlno-KofC|alnlaffiilr»aronovy f(uIng Into tliulr fifteenth your, according lo
Jim Parobok, ono nf tho iiroa fowidorsof
tlio joint of fort and prusldunt of (ho
Shrlnurs at tho tlmu of tho 1st affair. Tliu
Journal prinlud thu folio winy editorial at
Ibu timo of tho announcement of Ibu
first Shrinu - K of C affair.
HANDCLASP OF BROTHERHOOD
"Thn LORA1N COUNTY Shrinors und
tbu Knlgh.U of Columbus oru planning a
joint social function."
Thuro wos a tlmo whun that auntonco
from a nows story In Tho Journal yestordny would hnvo boon ragardod at best as
a typographical urror and at worst as u
l-'rod Griffith. "Morning Excbangu"
dullboiato iilfuil ID stir up a d Input it.
Hut lij'liiy thu wonts moan nxactly liosl: liilgar "Uud" Cuost, Jr., humorist
what tbuy «ny. "t'lio Shri.iurs mid tin; and WJK rudlo pursonality; Tod Siopion,
Cluvolund Cavs Owner; Linn Shutdou.
KIIIKIIIH of Columbus nru planning a
function and iuvllulloiis nru to ho sent to "nnrnuby" and Sluvu Hnnkaon, Atbtollc
all groups of llui Knights of Columbus Oiruclor of Outdwin-Wullucu Cullogu.
Tbo Shrinu • Knights of Columbus afand thu Masonic bodlus iu thu county.
That Is progress — pragmas toward fair, a rarity in its incoption, has now
but tor undurstandlng and brolliurliood. boon uccoptad us a combination of
Tbis is a bright spot which gluams fol Iowa hip and brothorhnod und Is anbrilliantly through tho fog of nruludlcu nually attended by several hundrad purand violuncu which too ollun clouds thu sonB. Top Shrinu and K of C officials
from thu State and Northern Ohio huvu
world.
Tho affair is nnntinlly attundod by continuously oncoilrugud tho project
sovoral bund rod pursons and bus an-, and will oncu aguin bo fuuturud guosls ui
;' .
loyod such top pursonulllios us spoukor's tho affair.
Tlckuta for this year's jovont aru
as Justlcu' ].). Corrigan of tho Ohio
Suprumo Court; Doug Adulr, tulevislon $15.00. Mumburs of tho group may pur*
nowscastor; Nick Mlloll, Clijvoland chaso thain'frotn officors from'olthur
sports ontroprunour; Fr. Richard J. Con- group or committoo mombors. Shrina
nolly, past Chaplin of tho Clovoland Ticket Chalrmun is Tom Boyar,
Browns und proaont Chaplin of tho Gin- 244-5268, and K of C chairman Is Stovq
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Weaver notad computer education at
tho high school began in 1069 with a
tolnphono hook-up. Tho first class was
hold In a small room and onrollmont was
limited to six students. Only BASIC (a
beginning computer Innguago) was
taught.
" The class was intended For sonlors
who were good math Btudents, Weaver
said, as advanced moth or physics was a
prerequisite. Tho class opyratod in that
manner Far eight y'oars.
In 1977, tho computer class moved to
a largor room and could'accomodale 18
studonls. But thore WOB still u phono
hook-up, so only one student at a time
could get hands-on exporlenco. "
* FORTRAN (a math/scionco-orlonlod
computer longuago) wns' added to tho
curriculum In 1977,
and tho prerequisite
was changed to1 Algebra I. .This moant
sophomores could toko,the class.'By
1980, Flvo classes woro offered.
A major change came in 19B1 when
the, district purchased six micro computers. Tho now equipment-stlrrod tho
Interest of studontB;. and nlno classes .
wore offered In 1901.
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Tlioro art) prosontly 10 TRS-80 micro
computers and six dot matrix printers In
two csmputer labs on tho second floor
• of the high school. Tho school also has
an Apple II and a COMMADORE computer and a Daisy Wheol "printer (which
prints copy that looks
llko it came from a"
typowrilor.) • ' r
All tho hardware (computers and
' printers) and most of the softwaro
(programs which make computers
operate) worn purchased with fodoral
Chapter 2 grunt funds, not with general
operating budget money, according to
Assistant Superintondont Robert
Hohman,
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Somo 300 students, about half the total
count, in grades 10 through 12, aro
enrolled In computer classes this yoar.
Avon Lako High School offers
semastor courses in throo computer
languages — BASIC, FORTRAN and
1
PASCAL (an all-purpose .language)
Word processing skills aro also taught as
purt of OFfico Procoduro I and II. end
Shorthand HI and IV.
Frlsch, tho first staff mombor with a
computer science major to bo hired el
ALHS, soys computer education has
value beyond practical applications as a
career field.
Programming a computer Is a step-bystop process which encourages clear,
logical thinking to solvo problems, according to Frisch. A student who loarns
to think logically and follow things
through in computer class will benefit in
oilier subjects, and in life in gonornl, ho
hollovcs.
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Frisch suys thut In add'tion to
teaching his students tho "how to" of
computer sciunci). his ^oiil Is to help
thorn unttorstiind. thtil It tnkus html,
ciiruiu! wnrk tu ym (inythiiig of vnlun bti.il n cimiptiUir pruKrani which works,
a uoixl miuuifknior Ul'n mml.
l Hcrilml il l t ! mx! ,,f n H ! , „ „ , .
M
jinliir in Ihu tiuldanct; dcpartmi:nt, I In
suit! thiire is n iiirniinal In thu Kiiirimicu
ul'ficu which is (-.oniuictiid lo a uuiinframe system through thu Uku Erie
Uduciilionnl Computer Assoc.
At their October • timeline, tho Avon
Luku Board of Educullon approved an
agreement with the Ohio Career Information System lo provide data through
the gultlunco office computer terminal
OC1S will muko available — at tho
touch or a button — vast storos.of Information on collage.!!,. technical schools
careers, scholarships, etc. •
,.' i
Mlllor said the search capabilities of
tho OC1S program will bo vory valuable
In his guldanco functions. "A student
will, come In to mo and say, 'I'm. In
turoBtod In going Into this type of career,
I want a college In a small townj.I want
It in this prlco range,' or somethlng-oF
this nature. ,
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; "A student can thon punch that Infor** \.1,
matlon Into tho computer and got a print ' '
out as to tho colleges thoy might choose,,
trom. K.wlU also work with career^arid'
flcholE.r«hlp Boarchas."
. ' v , . <;i''.}ti*
A ptupram, developed. by, a \ formarj
ALHS computer student, is now belrig|
usod at tho high school to rank students!
according to grade point averages.'''That
program designed by Stove Korn "haeg
holpod cut time and. eliminate mlstakesV
In computing tho rankings," Miller said;|
Miss Paltyn outlined the -use'ibbing'
mada of computers in tho learning?
disabllhloB program at tae high schpohi
Sho said a computer is a tool with fours1
major uses In her classroom.
^hWffl
• It helps to indlvlduullze instruction^
It can bo programmed to piovido losaonsi
in varying, degrees,.of. difficultyiotiUS
speud for each utudont. It also provldesj'
immBdloto feud-back.'::•••'.\'~'>"rffii$$9t
• It helps ;studonts bocomn .Vactlyfl,,
learners. As thoy learn to contrqland (fiC
toroct with tho computer\tl """'"'
hnbita and stud^ skills imp
• It improves learning .o^...o»r,rj'>'VM
creotos a positive 1change inLD^tudonUa
self Qstoom. They ;havo af cHapdo^t'p^ae
learning BB fun and controllajbljl^r^^
• 11 \ gives teachers Cmqro^llmo^tojjtQach
Weaver, and, Frisch ___ _ .
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po'asiblo now things to; co'mev'lt^Hho,
future. There could bo a.changO:tfroftiB|
somostar class to p/yflar-)ongTcoMrsO(in;
BASIC pt^ASCAL;'sprthataJl-sttfflontj
will not Havoto'Biuay;ROR^rRAN.'inTB"
quoncc as thoy-flo,.rioW/^•••^•'''•p^
Spacial lab classesma,
students'• workingstor'L_.-:,—r^ ,-=-,.•,*-,
softwaro for use In the
.schools. :Thb,ldok
would bo 8lmllqr:to:makingi; a:prp|ectJtr:
shop class. • :;.;•,' ^-;C;-",' V,":Vv-^'^i.,
Software coutd bo tailor-made foriise,
by specific teachers' [for rocbrd:l«Je'ping
or as a learhlrig aid.for clossroomU '*
This approach would not'only^""'"""
schools 'monby ' {a:: plece:-;.C)f^
can sell for as much
also provide specli
meet local no'edff. „
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Frisch suggested.'. that in th,e_j!h#
computers could- be iiHIlzud in.ryano^-,
classrooms much jiko films-and|slldj'
presontotlons are '.today." A;-compiita.
could bo rolled into d honie'
or an English class as a toacl- voi -. ;ia .-^
Ho also said thorn Is much -intores
among teachers In using tho worb'jpro^
cesslng functions of computers'.to'prb'
duco tests and other materials.In fl'more
professional manner.
•'•''••%£$
Tho computational aspect bf~con)^
putors could be used by toacharsjj'to
spood up tho time consuming process ofj
figuring grado avaragos, and so forth; h()
addod.
"iV
As a sidelight, Weaver mentioned t!
programs aro avallablo to anaylzo
scouting reports and help sports:
coaches develop winning game planVJ
Sermons At CalvaryJ
Pastor Clark will use Roformatiofi
Sundny, Oct. 2lith to spuak i n the sub;;
|uct "What is a Baptist?" Both tho AdUlt|
Choir umler llii! direction-of. Carolyn
Kudd and tin: Youth Choir under..the;
direction.of Nancy Murray will provide
s|Mii:i»it imiHiu. Ai iii«o p.m. I'nslor Clork
will spunk on tht! subjuct "Cotl Doos'Nni:
Change". Spedul Music, will bo Rarul&
Webb and Rev. Dnrryl Uwlctr. Calvary*]
Baptist Church Is located at 32607 Electric Blvd., In Avon Lako.
•• - : |
Kiwanis Halloween Party
Hollawwn ghoslo, goblins, spooks un»l
blitho spirits will convor«o on Avon
Lako's four olomontiiry schools Thursday, Oclobur 26 nl 7 p.m. until thoir
paranls pick Ihom up ut B;00 p.m. sharp.
During thin hour, tlic kids will paradu in
tholr costumos nnd bo judged in uovon
categories for Individual prb.os. Also
programmed will bo skit onlurtalnmunl
your kids will on|oy. Evorybody will bo
glvon froo apple cldor and daniits.
Thu ago limit Is through thn rifth gradu
iind tho costume calogorius in whlnli
your kids will compete aro: cutoHt,
ugllosl, wulrdost, most "Far out",
scnrlusl, most futuristic and funniost.
So niaku suro your gliusts, golilin.i,
annuls and prlncossos tiro on hand for 'i
rail Hnllowoun trout,
EMH To Screen Halloween Treats
Elyrln Mombrln! Hospltul has nnnouncod that as a community service, It
will ncrou'n candy mid othor tronts for
potentially clangorous objects.
Tho froo scroon progrnm will bo conducted In tho hospital's X-ray Deparlmonl on Hallowuan ntglit botwoan tho
hours of 0:30 tp 9:00 p.m..
i-Thtf X-ray-procoduro." according to'
fdhn'B. McCoy. M.D., Chairman of llio
hdspltbl'S' Radiology Dopartnmnt, "can
detect any metal abject Included In tho
^ l t ' l
l b j t
plastic producls, uiid foreign cliumlcal
substances'tire not visible through X-ruy
l "
All children wishing to huvo thoir candy scrounutl should bo accompanied by
an
udult and ruporl to thu Oulpatlunt
1
ibby. Clilldron nro Invited la watch
tliuir tic:»ts being X-rayed If (hoy deslro.
Free parkiny for participants will be providod in tlio hospital lots oh Cast River.
Street, across from the Emorgoncy'Caro
Center.
More Computer Classes At Library
Mlcrocornpultir orlontaliun CIUHSOH Tor
grnclo 9 - adults will bo offurud ut Avon
Luko Public Library at 7:00 p.m. on tho
following dotos: Wadnosduy, October
24; Wodnnsduy, Nuvombor 7 mid Tuuadny, Novombor 27. Classes for clilldron
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AH£& Craft Holiday
Bazaar ?
November 3rd
Rd. AVON, wh-jro thoro Is plenty of
parking..
Dotli man and women ara cordfully Invited to attend this gnla offal... Make
plans NOW tr moat your friends far an
afternoon of lunch, cards, conversation
and perhaps taka homo a TABLE
PRIZE, DOOR PRIZE, raffle prlzo or
some- "goodies" from tho bako sale table.
Your attendance would be most appreciated as proceeds aro used to furnish tho Church with Altar nucossltlas.
NO RESERVATIONS NECESSARY.
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50* Dpnation ,
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36363 Center Ridge:Rd A ; { ;
NorthJ Ridgevilfe;^:,] 1 i;&
•"". Sponsored By:::;:iK ' - •{,
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• ./ Grand-DoorPrjzefe;}'
St. Mary's PTU Meeting
Jwhan approached by a stronger offoring a ride, Avon SI. Mary's studants
Worc^instructed
to: say no, run, and get
help1* Sergbant Jenkins of the Lorain
^County ShorffPs Dept. .spent an nfturnaon tailing tho children how.to protect
themselves nn,thostraat and in thohomo
when loft alone.
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Trick Or Treat Luncheon Card Party
Tha Altar & Rosary Society of St.
Mary's Church will sponsor a TRICK
OR TREAT LUNCHEON CARD PARTY on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31st.
At 12:30 p.m., promptly, tho led las of
,tha parish will begin serving pork chops
with stuffing, acorn squash, roll & buttoinnd opplo torte with beverage for
dessert.... and all for tho samu donation
as last year — $4.00. Tho meal will bo
prepared by tho super crow at TOM'S
COUNTRY PLACE, 3447. Stonoy Rldgo
Pat Jones,
, Owner
Photo Copying • Typing • Office Supplies • Printing
SZJU
ijtir
will bo Saturday, Novombor 3 at 10:00
u.m. for grudou .1-4 and Saturday,
Novumbor 10 at 10:00 a.m. For gradua 5>
5-a. l'artlclpollon In ono onu-hour class ^
is u prarociutslta far fret) occess to tho JD
library's Applu IIu mlcrocomputars. ffi
Paronls will have the opportunity to
hear Jenkins elaborate on his safety plan
at the next PTU mooting scheduled Oct.
24 at u:00 p.m. in the school hall. A brief
business mooting outlining tho yoar's
'plaris'ifind goals' will procedo tho:1program. Refreshments will bo served. ' "
Holy Trinity Card Party
Tho fall Luncheon, Card Party and
Bake Salo'" sponsored by Avon Holy
Trinity Ladlos Guiki will! bo hold on
Wbdiiosday, Novembor 7, 1984 at noon
In tho Church Hall, 2030 Nugol Road.
Afloi* tho hDCtlc days of Eloction timo,
this would be an l.deal way to relax und
unwind and enjoy a pleasant afternoon!
Admission price of $4.00 per person in-
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Nolle* o l Election
on T»X L«vy In
Excwa o l iho
Ten Mill Limitation Revised Coda Sections
3501 11(0) 5705.10. 3705.191,
6705.21, S7DS.2S
Nc Ice la hereby given I hat in pur.
suence of a Resolution ol the Board
ol Education ol Ihe Avon Loko Cfiy
School District, Ohio, passed on I ho
14lh day i1 August, 1984, there will
besubml xJto n voio of tho people
of said School District at a
GENERAL ELECTION to bo held in
Iho Avon Lako City School District,
Ohio at Iho regular places of vollng
•herein, on Tuesday, the 6th day of
November, 1084, the question of levying In excess ol the len mill limitation for the bonallt of THE AVON
LAKE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT for
lha .purpose o l C U R R E N T
EXPENSES.
Said tax being: An additional tax,
4,5 Mills,.tor a continuing period of
time,commencing iGitSonthe 1084
Tax duplicate at a rale not ex.
ceedlni 4,5 mills ftr cacti i n o dolloi
Q" valuation, which .'uiour tg to fortyfive cents lor epjh ;.re hundred
dollars of valuation, Ut a continuing
period ol time
The Polls <c* - J Eloci'gn will
open il 6:30 o'clock A.M. m d remain open until 7:30 o clock (•• M, of
said day.
byordor olfho
Qorirrtol Elections
of Lorain County, Ohio
Robert K, Wilson,
Chnlrman
Jack E, Wolf,
Director
Dated Sept, 11. 19B4
Publish: ALP Oct. 10. 17, 24, 31,
19S4
cludes u complete roast beef luncheon,1
table prizes and chance to win a lovely
door prize! Priises will bo' awarded'and
lots of delicious baked goods will bo
sold.
Everyone Is .Invited — no advance
reservations needed •— tickets wil! bo
available at tho door.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF ELECTION
ON TAX LEVY
SHEFFIELD-SHEFFIELD
LAKE
CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Nollco Is ticoby given thai In pursuance of tesotui^n ?l tho Board ol
Educallon ol the Shatbdd-Shsifield
Lake City School District aitopted on
August 20, 19S4, there will be BUDmlltod to e vote of Iho electors of
o l d School District at an election to
be held therein on November 6,
1984. nt the regular p1aco3ol voting'
therein, the questions of levying a
lex In Iho sum ol Five Hundred
Elphiy-One Thousand Dollars
(S501.OOO.OO) per year lor four
yea's, beginning with a levy on Iho
1984 Tex List and Duplicate tor Iho
nurposo o r providing 'or the
EMERGENCY REQUIREMENTS
FOR
Legal Notice
OF THAT SCHOOL DISTRICT. '
Tho estimated nverage additional
tan rate outside ot the limitation Im-.
posed by Section 2, Article XII, Ohio
Constitution, ns corillled by tho
County Auditor la 6.6972 Mills for
each one dollar ol valuation, which
amounts to 6S.S72 ennts for each
one hundred dollars of valuation.
The polls far said election Wilt be
open at 6:30 A.M. and remain apon
until 7;30 P.M., of said day.
By order ol Iho Board of Elections
ol Lorain County. Ohio.
Robert K. Wilson,
Chairman
Jack E. Wolf,
Director
Dated: Sipl. 11. 1834
Publish: ALP 10-17, 24, 31. 1884
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CALL: (216) 282-7404
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HOMES FROM THE
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St. Mary's Craft Nook 1984
Bo part of an old fashlonad Christmas.
St. Mary's, Avon, is sponsoring u croft
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wookond us tho. candlelight walk in
Avon. En|oy tho holiday spirit and
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12 Business
Opportunities
00 Homes for Sole
display your cm ft a for sole by renting
tublu spticu for $15.00 for two days.
Call Kulhy I'uturson, 934-0144, or Pat
Sudy, B34-02B8 for further Information.
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Chicken Parpikas Dinner, Nov. 4
••-. v i a U P S : ;•
tion $2.50 lncidontally; many of our
Onco again it's time for Unit Chlckan
sutilor cltizans osk for a child's portion. ,
Piiprikus Dtnnor that so many people nro
' UNIVERSAL
High choirs a r t available for tho
waittng for. Well! It's coining Sunday
DRY CLEANERS
youngsters. Sign your name on tho back
Nov. 4th at Holy Spirit Parish Hull, Loar
of tho tickets and you could win a dinner
nnd Walkor Rds. in Avon Lake.
for two for our noxt chlckon paprikas
(NotAnAiltliatoqlUPSJ
Menu: Chlckan Paprlkns, Homo Mudo
dinnor In the spring of noxt year.
Spaotzttls, Salad, ana Applo, Chooso, or
Tickets can bo had after all mosses
Cherry Strudol for dossort. Or If you this Sunday at the church lobby, or can
preFor you can hovo Ovan Bakud
bo had by calling 933-5402. Don't delay Chickan with mashod potatoes and
do it today. Only a limited number of Head & Use The
vogotablca, coftoc, tou or milk.
tickats are baing sold.
Classifieds
Serving tlmo will be from 11:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. Adults $4.50 and chllds por-
tor salo, tor ! » • Ihmt themlco of Uw
Invenlory. Call 933 4141 it
U37-O48B.
j i o r i . let * <*«•'•' " • " » ' * • " •
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Stare. National brands: ,
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Qritlanla, Calvin Klein, Sergio
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65882. 4 bedrooms, 2 story home located In Avon
Lake. Aluminum sided, fenced yard. Garage,
$45,900. BETTY WAKEFIELD. 933-6195.
20 OFPICES-SEBVINQ ALL OF NORTHEASTERN OHIO
A V O N LAKE OFFICE 933-6195
ELYRIA OFFICE 365-3761
CLEVELAND 871-7273
OWNER HAS GONE SOUTH •
AVON LAKE - HOME
50216. Opportunity to buy this rif>-",r ranch, freshly
palnled in & out. Ready for your nev carpeting &
move in whan ready. See this one with ED MITCHELL
today. Calj now, 933*6195. "This could bo your new
home for the holidays."
AVON SPLIT-S71,900
62385. This lovely 3 bedroom home Is covered by a
Warranty Program. Very large family room " 1Vz
• baths; A new deck overlooks open fields which pro• v>de excellent privacy. Garden space wllh good Avon
soil. SARAH CHURCH, 933-6185.
THIS BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED
COLONIAL IS A DECORATORS DREAM
with large authentic country kitchen featuring center
Island work area, format dining room, 4 bedrooms'
plus a 3rd story loft, all neutral wall coverings and
carpeting. Situated on an aero of land with gorgeous
outdoor setting. Ajso featured (s a 1,150 sq. ft. garage
with heat, electric & hot water. Ideal for a new or existing business. 3 5 m l n . to downtown Cleveland.
$109,000.00. Cell KAREN JASENSKY today at
933-6195.
BEAUTIFUL PARSON DRIVE RANCH
Large rooms include 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, great
eating area. 2 car garage, wooded lot. Owner
relocating and wants action. Only $75,000. Call today
& HOC. LINDA EHLE, 933*6195.
TERRIFIC POTENTIAL
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64114. 3 bedroom ranch with basement, 1*4 baths,
.r; 'formal dining, redwood deck and attached garage.
iii'siExoelleritfqcatlonrWithsdiTiirflxori this''prope*rty hair
^.~.|6t8.tofL.grbwth>
potential.^ MARY ANN TILDEN,
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2 ranch units available- each with 3 bedrooms or 2
bedrooms and a huge family room, woodburner, utility
room, balcony, garaga, rec. facilities. $60's. JANE
STOCKHAUSEN, 933-6195.
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\%\>-A bedrooms - Call for details.KAREN JASENSKY,
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This 3 bedroom 2 bath Avon Lake ranch has Just been
listed and randy (or Immediate sals at $74,500. All
large rooms, with woodburning lireplace, cathedral
ceilings, 2 car garage, family room & more. Near
schools an-* shopping. Call for details. ADA
TAYLOR, 93--6105.
AVON LAKE LAKEFRONT
Situated on an acre this charming, older home Is a
muBt see! The owner has preserved many of the Irreplaceable leaded glass cabinets and lighting fixtures, Spacious living room'wllh woodburner, 14x18
dining,room. $119,900, Call BETTY WAKEFIELD,
933.6195,
WONDERFUL AVON RANCH
Country lot V> aero with large 12x30^storage barn.
Home beautifully decorated with 3, bedrooms, .1Va
baths, family room, dining room. Extra Insulation, Call
today. ADA TAYLOR, 933-6195.
FOUR BEDROOM
CORNA DESIGNED • COLONIAL
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60139. Situated on a one acre wooded lot* This home V
,. has quality, extras and - uniqueness :-- ^Jacuzzi,;
Mutschler oak kitchf ', skylights. Three years old and
truly one of a Kind. J 139,900. KAREN McpLYNN,
071-9000.
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86939. You'll love this nice 4 bedroom home with
family room with bullt-lns and large, large kitchen.
Call BEV AUFDENKAMPE or LARRY MAZZOCCO,
933-6195.
AVON LAKE COLONIAL
Enjoy low Avon Lake taxes when you purchase this
special 3 bedroom home. Lots of room with eat-in kitchen, dining room and pegged, hardwood floors. Affordable price, $59,900 & low interest rates. LINDA
EHLE, 933-6195.
CAPE COD BEAUTY
. 64961. This outstanding home has so much to offer, 2
• full baths, newer kitchen, large dining area, family
room, full basement and LOADS of storage. $74,900.
MARY ANN TILDEN, 933-6195.
OWNER WILL ASSIST
65360. Unique 2 bedroom condo. Low maintenance
fee Includes rec facilities, outside rjiaintenanco and
insurance. 22' family room could be 3rd bedroom. 1 'A
baths. All kitchen appllances-$64,900. MARY ANN
TILDEN, 933-6195.
CONTEMPORARY LAKEFRONT
; 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, priced at $115,000. Large
open floor plan. Large master suits with i-pstairs
deck. Call MARK MORAN for your tour, 933-6195.
LAKEFRONT-JUST LISTED
Charming ranch with panoramic view plus one of the
finest fortified, terraced, break walls, with 23 ft. boat
house. Enjoy the luxury of fishing from your own pier
or watch the seasons change on beautiful Lake Erie.
For further Information call MARY VORISEK,
933-6195.
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AS • Big money lust.
. lo $50,000 plus pot yiiar, Cull
t-7l6-B42.GD00. Ext. 3780
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WILL BADY SIT In my homo,
EdBlvlnw flfoa, Call 033-90'O,
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3 bedroom ranch with full basement and detached
garage. Small down payment needed. This house Is
In very good condition. Call MARK MORAN for more
details, 933-6195.
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Instruction
26 Public Nrtice
COPIES mane, 20* onch, AVON
LAKE PRESS. 158 Loaf Rd.. A*on
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WILL GABV SIT, my Homo. Ooys A
ovufiings, BKpofion^ud. roosan.iljlci,
Baton
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iikvnpt Onu wankly ojuirilng ndw
nwiilliblu lor liciusn el nun I rig. Trio
|ab EncBltent reiuroncps upon roauesi Coll aftor 7 p m , 933-3317.
To Hcykter
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Call
934-6110-934-6822
$8.00 per mo^,.
Classifieds
4/5 BEDROOM COLONIAL
GREENPOINT
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58636. This home has all the luxury features and can
be yours at a lower than replacement cost. Full basement, Central air, gas heated, large cul-de-sac lot, formal dining rm., large family room. For your appt.
(make this Xrnas In your new home) call ED MITCHELL, 933-6195.
NEW AVON LAKE LISTING-$8tV.',30 ,
Large rooms enhance this lov&i/ 4 bedroom ranch
with 2 baths, family room with masonry' fireplace,
large, eat-In kitchen and formal dining room.. Extra
fiberglass Insulation keeps heating bills low. Situated
on a lovely wooded lot. Cell KAREN JASENSKY for
an appointment today, 933-6195.
CHECK THIS FOR VALUE
4/5 bedroom Cape Cod, fenced yard, newer roof, furnace, humidifier, air cleanar, central air, hot water
tank, garage door. Attached garage. Listed at only
844,900.00. For further details call MARY VORISEK,
933-6195,
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NEW CREDIT card! Nobody roll'saril AJRO Vlsa/Mastaicnrd. Call
1-305.6B7-GDOO. Ext. C-2163.
Wotch, WHO Incu, loot In Avon Lil
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JAMES REALTY - ONLY LOCALLY OWNbD
COMPANY WITH OVER 20 YEARS OF
SERVICE IN AVON LAKE AND THE
SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.
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933-2B00 TRADE IN PROGRAM 871-5266
NEED SPACE??
Then como and'view this spacious home with (our
bedrooma, 2 lull baths, family room, play room, woodburning fireplace, maintenance free exterior and iwo
car allachod garage. Close to shopping and RTA.
Owner will assist, lease purchase, or rent. Call Jackie
Can-away to SBB. MLS 64029
ONE YEAR YOUNG
this three bedroom ranch has eat-In kitchen,
carpeting thruout, drapes, 1Wt baths, and Is In excellent condition. Call Kay Stafford (or personal tour.
Asking only $51,500. MLS 65064
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LEASE PURCHASE
Available on this three bedroom ranch featuring
screened In porch, woodburner In living room, large
pantry, eating space In kitchen, ZV> car detached
garage, and priced at only $40,500. Call Don Purdy
and se today. MLS 66896
LARGE COLONIAL
21300 square feet of living space can be yours In this 6
year young home. Features four large bedrooms,
master suite includes d.ftsslng room and full bath,
family room wlthwoodburncr, formal and Informal dinIng areas, 2Va baths arid 2 car attached garage.
Come and see this home and its many extras today.
Call Cathy Huglck. Priced at $78,500. MLS 60100
34 Lost and Found
LOST • •'Becky", a yellow hnir Cobbags Palch doll, won I homo with a
Blrongor tram the Avon Lako roiiar
skating rink atlornoon of Oct. 8. II
you hava been babysltllng "Becky"
and would Mho to r el Urn Ttor to her
'mother", ploosa call 933-5100.
40 Services
CAHPer AND FURNITURE Cleaning, 25 years • experience, quality
wotk, law prices. October Special:
couch and 2 chairs, $49.00. 3
average i\ta rooms. $49.00. Call
now and save!, 933-5169. ,
COPIES mode, 20* eacn, AVON
LAKE PRESS, 150 Leaf Rd., Avon
Lake..
BIJILU A NEW HOME FIXED FINANCING 30 YEAR!
Sheffield Lake starting at $68,600.
Avon Lake starting at $87,000.
Sheffield and Avon Lake lots up to Vj.ACRE. aelecton of house plans. Architectural service available.
Convenient to shopping and schools. No
assessments. Possible trade-in pmqram or will hold
tot until your home Is sold. For an appointment
call
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OARAGE SALE, 42S1 Holl Avs.,
S.L., much misc., Thuri,, Frl., Sal.,
9:O0-O:C0 p.m.
25, 26. 0:00-1:30, 32593 Rodwoud
Blvd., A.L. Qlfls blkos, cralls, loys,
dolhing,
GARAGE SALE, 3 Inmily. Mlsa tho
good ones because you wotk7 Run
over lo 240 S. Polni Sat., Oct. 27.
Yard, household, dothee, 12 to 0
p.m.
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ADULT HALLOWEEN Costumes lor
baby Hem a. womon'a cloihos &
'rent. Dally VB p.m., t,os<W Mondays, 395B E. Lake Rd.. S . L . much misc.. 37060 Lake Dr., Avon,
Wed., Ocl. 24 thru Oct. 37 liom 1-9
949-640B.
p.m. ,
LEAVES PICKED up with Billy Goat
PIANO Technician, Paul C. Jones,
CRAFi1 SALE, Ocl. 2Slh, TolB Pfllnlawn vacuum, Call Dennis Breaeo,
jalnn - repairing, regulating. Coll
ling, baskets, slenclllno, many,
933-3S1B,
933-6822.
many more cralls, 173 Porkwood,
10-4 p.m.
LEAF CLEAN-UP, general landMINNER Piano Tuning a Repair,
scape maintenance, 933-5115,
piano lessons, reasonable rales.
ANTIQUES, collectibles, glass.
Call 949-2902.
china, prlmtllvos, ate, Thurs., Ocl.
WILL MAKE nlghana, all sizes,
2Slh, 9:00 4:00. 198 Glonvlow, A.L
phono Monday thru Thursday alter 4
HOUSE CLEANING <n the Landings
area, rolaroncos.' 'A\\ between 1 & p.m., 934-6016.
GARAGE SALE. 963 Roberts SI.,
G 937-6943.
Shofflald lako. Friday and Saturday,
PROFESSIONAL T Y P I N G •
Secretary with 9 yrs. oxp. (7 yrs. Oct. 26. 27. 9 lo 5 p,m, Sponsored
MARY KAY COSMETICS, DorlB
by
Women's Fellowship ol lha Lake
lugaij will provide business and perWebb. Indopondont Beauty ConsulBroom Church ollho Broth fen.
Inn I, 933-4470,
sonal typing sorvlces liommy home.
[Notary Public) Coll 933-2710.
HOUSECLEANIrJo service
available, references, 933-2903,
FOR REPLACEMENT Coat
54 Farm Produce
Covrago on the 'contents Ol your
Wo Ftll
horns, chock with State Farm,
933-2720.
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Mon.-Sal.,' ;D0-l':30 p.rti.
EXPERT PLUMtING & HEATING
REPAIR • 25 Yrs. wperlenco. Small
drains cleaned, reasonable rales,
949-2053.
1.001 REPLACEMENT BAR-B-Q
ill I parts. Snurr's Hardware, 5245
Lake Rd.. S.L., 810 Can lor Rd..
Avon Lake.
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Replacement, Screen Rewiring.
Plumbing Repairs, Siding Repairs.
Gutter Repairs. Hoof Rap airs, Plus
Kllchon & Dathroom Remodeling.
Snurr's Hardware, 043-0206.
ARTIST'S SUPPLIES, p'oinfo,
brushes, paper. Snurr'a Hardware,
5354 E. Lake Rd., S.L.
CAKES - All Occasion. Care-Bear,
Cabbage Patch. Ho-Man and any ol
.the laiost thomos. Wadding cakes,
Wo can duplicate your party piato.
Call Sue, 933-6754 or 933-4293.
Chimney Sweep
For A Safs, Efficient
Fireplace
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INTERIOR PAINTING. c r e o
OBllmates. Call flfS Uorreit,
933-5378.
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326Q9 WALKER RD., Thurs., Oc7.
35 ONLY.1 Girls W' *cle. otgan.
glasswato, glass Dlocks, TV, collectibles, mta,
OARAGE SALE, Fall Clearance.
Wed.. Oct. Z4, Thurs,. Oci. 25. 0
a.m,-12 noon, 3269t Carriago Lane,
MOVING SALE (indoors). Hems ot
every sort. Oct. 24, 25, 26.9.5 p.m..
32160 La^eRd.. A.L.
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SOFA • Balryo wilrt brown,
reasonable. Call 0:00-5:00,
LARGE QAHAQE SALE, Oct. 2*7 933-5456. •
BUCK'S Hardware, 37079 Detroit
Rd.. Avon, Stotm window and
Bcreon repair, Cull 94S-fi118,
PROPANE TANKS
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TRUE FAMILY HOME
Workshop \u, •~"'H. playroom for the kids, and deluxe
kltchgn for Mom, iw.' ""n In basement and enclosed
porch for entertaining can have a family enjoying a
home to the fullest! 2tt car attached garage, circular
drive, sprinkler system, and many more extras In this
three or four bedroom home. Call Carol Black and see
todayl Price reduced at $95,900. MLS 54662
HANDYMAN, w|ob too small. Hauling, fooling, tiomo repair A painting.
Free asiimatos. Call D a v e .
327-0274.
IMMACULATE
READY TO MOVE IN this four bedroom home Is
aluminum sided, has redwood patio, 1Vi batn» and
new carpeting. Priced at $52,500. Call Kay Stafford
and see today. MLS 65952 ,
SHARP RANCH
Evaivthlng you need IB right here. Full basement, 1
cat attached garage, 1 Vi baths, family room, 2 Wood- _j
burning fireplaces, eat-ln-Wtchen, threa bedrooms,
central air, lots of storage, and doss to'ahopping and
entertainment. $61,900. Call Cathy,Huglek OwnBrT
will lease purchase. MLS 65051
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U-Pick or We Pick1
Noon-6 p.m.
Call To Order
MAYTON
3815 Center Rd.
Avon 934-5600 (Rt. 83)
WATERBEDS
BoMe I M ht»dboi(d. nan qutin and klny
tilt, 20 ) « r wirranty. guaranltvd by
Q w j tlauMhmplna. Mild nnlihad pliw.'
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937-5210
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Miscellaneous
WILL PICK up old lurnllure. Coll
Kan. Q49-S082.
2-3 CAR OARAGE, 5125,00 month.
934-5071,
WANTEti'CHAFTS on consignment
basis for new shop. Call 949-7095.
BUYING
Upta Si 5 DO *W your oft Ulttnmowora.
323-4398
fEE ,'nrnovolof «crnp mWnl BubtMh Haul'
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LAKE PflESS, 188 Learftd",Avon •
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$170.00. 6498470 after 6;OO.
VAMAHA MEN'S SKIS, size 200,'.
Solomon bindings s poles, bools,slzo 12V>, S120.00 or best otfor,
033-2377.
BROWN HEFBlQEtHATOR, - oood
condlHon, rust plush enipet, 11x14,
$50.00 ea., 9 3 * 2 2 7 2 ;
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BLACK WALNUTS lor solo, 39308
Colorado Rd., Avon, Ohio.
72 Household Pets
ALL BREED Grooming, dog training
class or private, call 033-4711.
LOW COST SPAYING/NEUTERING
& PUPPY/KITTEN VACCINATION.
CALL 033-B297.
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ADORABLE ANGORA a Dutch
Easier Bunnlos, oil sizes, S3 lo S5.
Cell Q34-49B0
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SPAYCO. Tho best program lor your
pot. Wo havo done 5.800 low enst
spay-neutors In IB mos. Call lor an
appointment, 934-0518,1-B00-O431,
FrtEEto good homu! 2 yr. old male
Wlrohnlr TOK Terrlor Poddle M'x,
house broken, currently uacdrwtad,
lovos children, playful. 933-9017.
Pioa9o coll oiter 7 p.m. .
SOFT
SCULPTURED DOLLS
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now for Xmas.
APHICOT, TOY POODLE puppies
biod for color and disposition,
933-4009. '
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FHEE KITTENS, coll 933-0848.
937-5328
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closet, under bed
locker, 933-5807.
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Mann's Best Friend
.Mi.--.tollable Rates
GIGANTIC
GARAGE & BAKE
SALE
Thurs., Oct. 25
9 a.m. to 3p.m.
Holy Spirit Ghurch
140 Lear Rd.
Avon Lake, Ohio
• Apples
• O r a p o Juice
.- drier
• Apple Butter
• Acorn Squash
• Honey
Special Schuol Soy Size Rod
Dollclooa & Stayman Apples
5Bbs.-$1.00
SCHMOTZER
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31925 Walkar Rd.. A,L.
933-6035
327-6583
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Buildings
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Full l u jofv warranty, all si Bel clum
span, smallest building 30x40x10,
lnrgnsl 70*135«16.30.40.50, GO It.
width In various lengths, Call 24 hra,
1-BOC r.?'.O334. Exienslun 540.
Adrian. Michigan, In a low select
aroiia doolersh! a BIO available.
M ust sol I cheep I m mod I ate ly,
P.O.D., will daltver lo building site. •
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full basement, eating space In kitchen, a car detached^
garage, and maintenance - free, exterior Priced at rf
$49,900. MLS 65688 ,
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1 VEAH OLD female black cat,
declared. 933-0309 eveilngS,
TWO SOLID oak church pews at
$50.00: assorted light fixtures, like
new, make oflsr. Felhois ol Si.
Joseph. 4076 Case Fid., Avon, Ohio,
- ,
Colonial on tree lined street In Avon Lake featuring ^
three ; spacious bedrooms and dan encldseaV"?
bree?eway, 2 woodburnlng flraplacea, full (Inlshod
basement, appliances, new carpeting, furnace, and
siding. Must to see. $83,500. Call Jackie Carraway f
MLS 56684 . :
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76 Horses, Livestock
Equipment
PONY, 561 inches, shown. 4-H. Horn
Seal, good trail endurance. S750 00
934-4510.
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84
Auto Ports
Service
AUTOMOTIVE window tlnilna. Coll
233-7750. 0:00 lo 5:00. 943.5121;
; 90 VAutos (or Sale.
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A ' Q O O D U 8 E 6 CAR B I B falrf
lc«i see BrUce or Dan at QBrblOkl
RPhOloni,
1600 Colorado Avo/; LWsIrilf
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cellent condition, BOOQ ;.mll«s,
8590000933^037;^^^^
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sllvtr,- all -power,* lood«d,?<:loeny
. S7405.00, 949^397 Or B4M28flK
1971 OOQe
r^SQER
runs good,. S30O.OO,,: nefjollobls
946.2367 or 280-4473
Tfif
92 Boats & Motors.
I NEED A piece ol waterproot'carc3
vas large enough to covor a 20 r
boat for ihe wlnfar Call 933-9S20 <
933-2818.
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by
Pregnancy' Cal!
Birthright at 3224652 or 244-4652. ~
BALDWIN PIANOS
Try B:lort YouBuy
DRISCOL MUSIC CO
* * 5 9ro»dvmy
144-1979 LOi»!n. O N D '
Wet Basement?.
pail %&m
loecbant Cessnctloal
933-5742
W.P.Chaplin .
Masonry & Concrete work;
basemonl walls repaired;
driveways,
pattosi'
fireplaces
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933-5432^.^
Unny'sGloaa
Sorvico Company
CALL 849-5442
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t-fodents?
Roaches?
PLUIWB1NG
MD Builders
Dulldlng and Ramodollng
Quroaaa-Roofaiind
Aluminum Siding
FREE ESTIMATES
Lleonsod Exterminators
26911 Conlor Ridgu Hd.
892-1966
;
CALL 994-4716 <
DISPLAY
SPECIALIZING IN
RESIDENTIAL
REMODELING
Quality Care
Cleaning
Showrodni>
•NEW HOMES
• SMALL REPAYS
•OARAGES
•PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
•COMPETITIVE PRICES
•ESTIMATES
Special
Fall Savings
* : ' 'Emergency
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Murnber-1
""<- V-;.933:496£|'
-/Repair.
Carpets & Upholstery
Dry Foam Extraction
Phil Kowalski
934-6233 „„
STEVE SYLVESTER
933-4539 me
PROFESSIONAL
PAPERHANGING
& PABNTING
Top Soil
Fill Sand
Limestone
Driveway Slag
10 YRS. EXPERIENCE
937-5362
871-8406 <
, ESTIMATES 933*0528
! FREY
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING, INC.
i
Walt|»p«rlng
ntmnfxmtma
Flrot duality Wortf
at Reasonable Prices
100% Job
Guarantee
937-6664
Jaworskl
940-7612
Repair
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• Custom Remodeling
^p
Complete Foundations • Driveways
• Water Lines • Sewers
Licensed
BrickWork
j Chimnoys-Fireplace*
Blockwork M |
InaUranoe Claims,
Collision Work,
RopclrEf Reflnlsh
.L 934-6074
763 Avon Belden Rd.
933-6988^
The Western Reserve Lamp Company
Milkers Of Custom Interior Lighting
Antiques Into original lamps, Ic.np restoration & repair.
Jon c. Qulaenbarry
Joseph G. Qulsenberry
,..,.. QO/I e n c e
(216) 9 3 4 - 5 0 5 6
3500
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1-3.24-5241'
PHONE:
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233-5O75
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Expert Installation
1W ESE Free Estimates " Choice of Color 2fl2-BB96
4380 Oberlln Ave., Loraln; Ohio
phone: 967-7208,
•
PARTS'OIL
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690 AVON BELDEN, RT. 83
(NEXTTOSISSON'S)
933-4400
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CEDAR SHAKE ROOF STRAYING
HOUSE DECKS BUILT TO LAST
CALL
B33-2S17
OR TOLL FREE
1^00-261-2817
Offlcc
1G2BEACHW00D AVENUE
AVONUKE.OH-M01Z
FUUV IMSURED. AND ALL WORKERS COVERED BV WORKERS- COMPENSATION
PROFESSIONAL PAINTING • ALL YOUR PAINTING NEEDS
AFTER 6 P . M .
-033-3*17,
nooflnfl&He-RoofinB
HEBT&SONTRUCKHW
PAINTING COMPANY
STAINING ROUGH CEOAR S10ED HOMES
FAIRWEATHER ROOFING
. Btnonf S •
flEPAlHS
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i S I A M L E S S 0UTTEH8 Er OOWNSPOUT8 • ROOF MAINTENANCE
3922
ZEBHA
We specialize in
10<H> Discount For Senior Citlzena
RESIDEIMTIAL-COMMERCIAL
MASTER MOWER SERVICE
Jim's Maintenance Cleaning, inc.
FREE ESTIMATES
v
• •, ••-. - : . ,
• 1 8 ™ " lot room any S i z e , •
t i n n a
Roll Insulation
JOHN GUGGENBILLER
Our business is keeping your
business clean, commercial,
industrial & offIce.
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SIDING EXPERTS INC.
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING
DANNY
GEORGE
MARUNABROS.
BODY SHOP
. , ;
933-9199
Stone. Brick, Slock
•nd Concral* Work.
NEW and REPAIR
IBASEWIENT REPAIR]
'-,' R O D E R T - 1 GLENN
ASorvlceCompariyTy
Chris Rafalke
M13
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SOPEBlORCLEArtlNG CO., INC.
by Professional Secrciary
• Bosumes
• Letters
• Invoices
• Reports
,
• Contracts
•Forms
• •Dictation •Transcription
' •
Help with day-to-day or overflow secretarial wotk
Free pick-up & delivery
attar 5:00
FREE ESTIMATES
933-9421
STUMP"REMOVAL:"-
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933-2207
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Us In The Yellow Pages
Storm Damage - 24 Hr. Service
Lot Clearing & Brush Chipping
FULLY INSURED v
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. • Tree
Rempvah-^'
Trimming• Cabling
•WoodChips,
Topping «,•'FirewoQdf. RpQtFeeqmg
CARPET & FURNITURESTEAM.CLEANED
Call Gflarga nt.
N«*d >n upsi»in Hna
adding on a tamity room o'
garag*? For major or minor
p i ; 1 call lor a; lr*«
iMllmiil*. ' '
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933-4249 or 933-8959
933-5742
BATHRQOMS AND
KITCHENS
I 937-5826 fl
RICK'S TREE SERVICE
insured .
Spoclollilng In
•COMPLETE
PLUMBING, HEATING
AND SEWER CLEANING
, ;, .SERVICE
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REMODELING
SERVICE
937-5750 „»,
Interior Painting
Traxler
Trucking
MARK
MILLER
ICALLRUSSHARKINSI^
i a a - 0 0 7 5 .attlig
LIcGnsed-Bonded-lnsured
JAWOBSKI
Rich Top Soil
Fill Sand
Driveway Slog
Lime Stone J »
AVON
INTEHIOn/EXTERIOR
WAtLPAPER
. FREE ESTIMATES
GARAGE DOOR8 £t OPERATORS
Hitnltlantlnl Cr Commorolnt
• Ouullty Products
• nnoionnblo floto«
• Font Sdrvicn
• Hopolr on Alt Mako»
• Urokon SprlMU Spttcl
MARION
MARSIGLIA
Caff For Proa Estimates
PAINTING
HARTSEL
ELECTRIC
Free Estimates
Cat!
Specializing in small
residential loads. Limestone.
Sand, Gravel, Topsoil
327-3205 WE CARE
934-4323
ANDY'S APPLIANCE SERVICE
REPAIR SERVICE
srsss
. H o t Water Tanks
FREE ESTIMATES
RADIO DISPATCHED
LOCKSMITHS
i** APPLIANCE
• SERVICE
24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
ALARM SVSTEMS- SAFES
AAALL
ALL
MAKES
a- MODELS!!
• DUhwiMhara
Woihart
SECURITY CENTER
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PARTS DEPT, OPEN SIX DAYS
9 a.m. to 5p.m.
DON
OAWNER
158 LEAR RD,
• RatrigaratotB
AVON LAKE, O.
33465 LAKE-RD.
933-67SD
PLUMBING&HEATING
• Compfete Sales & Service
• Electric Sewer Cleaning
'33445 LAKE ROAD • AVON LAKE, OHIO 44012
Phone: 933-2330
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