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AVON LAKE
SHEFFIELD
SHEFFIELD LAKE
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A NEWSPAPEP. OF GENERAL CIRCULATION IN LORAIN- CCK NTY31
Community
Pulse
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Sheffield Schools Require F
by Mike Nogs ,
four times Ford's "c^tttnatcd
expansion.
SHEFf-'llXD - While Superintendent
S50O.0OO in additional taxes to the
Ciiiavetta added, ''VVtihrtvoaiivo-yuar
Donald Chiavettn is thrilled, about Ford
schools before the year 1992, '•...•
levy on now that will be up.for;renewal, ..
Motor Company expanding its local
Supt- Chia%ulla said, a defeat of the 'in ,19931'Thefs the time to consider thi*;•;,
plant - of which 30 percent will he
levy because of anticipated revenue
impact of Ford."1" ';' ":_-• i..'. '/''.o1:-"^".!:.'; ,'"'
located in the taxable boundary for
from Ford could force the school system
Big Money! I sec Avon Lake School
Althoughloptimlstlc about Ford com-.
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Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Schools - he
to. cut more personnel and programs. ! ing to. the Shefnflld:c6mrauriitics.;,ho :Superintendent Clayton Dusok is
said
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extremely
concerned
aboul
Moreover, he said if the district is forced
minimizing the upcoming (1991) big
said voters must cortsidor today's facts;;
the impact such neiva will have on the to be "cut to the bone.*' an expected
bucks from the Ford Molor expansion.
"Not a shovel has been turned* not briu-district
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9.959-miIl.
three-year
surge of new home buyors w' A children
Tho Avon Lake district Is predicting a
building has been built;'and not.a dollar •
operating
levy
on
the
Navembe.
jallot.
could choose to live and attend schools
S12 million figure avur a 10 year period.
is coining"-iri-.from' the';
Dusek said this new money may be only
Although County Commissioner
• expansion,""
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in other nearby districts. ,
enough to keep the district's head above
George Koury announced the S-SL
Chiavelta : said; h o . reaSixos.Vmany,
Mark Stewart, county real estate adwater. When I fir=t saw the nrticlo {se«
school district will receive about S5.1
parents were outraged witli iJie effect dr, : ;
minister, said the Ford plant won't, be
this week's
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explaining his,
million over a !0-year period, he added
was enacted in:,part':'.v
subject to tax-- "building-wise" until : >rcdlstricting, which
no additional revenue should be ex- 1991, and this would be a tax on only the
to~saye;tbff:d > |siriut;^out*j^oood/do^;^
thoughts o n this. I thought—wait till pcopected in 1983; only about $150,000 in
ptc read this, thuy'ro going to, want his
portion of construction completed by~
1990; antf. S350.00Q ill 1991.
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"They, can only begin collecting some
issued-, we'll tax them the fallowing
cost-saving .movc.ho saId*U"would.,bo.
I gave Clayton a c«ll about his com:
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the
money
the
SIIUIUCMI
portion
of
year." he said. ,
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hard tc indkLva changarif:
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ments and hu quickly reminded me the
the total picture ~ in the next few years."
board continues to b«hanJ|-nr»«w<t^for
school system is currently down
Stewart said although he does not
Koury
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$700,000 in funds.Tram a production
know .sbout thy district needs, he comOut the Sheffield emergency school
change dt C^E.I. Ho wanted people to
mented ^Ms ideal fur Sheffield to have a
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realize one does to a point offset tho • lovy represents SG19.009 needed in euch
three-year levy;.since, it will expire in
fntorustcd in- working:•lo pro*i«ilc;-,lhe;
of the next three years. The levy would '. 1992- the first year of tho full Impact of
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levy to call him at ( M i V ^ v i i % :
produce an excess of, $t.(i5 nilllion —
Ford's 1991 completion date for the
Speaking of Avon Lake Schools.,.[in»
B.O.E. has taken steps in lino with
., Siiruitc House Hill 340 which now prohibits no! unly lubiU'-ci) use but rNu
possession by students in any «ro;»ri
-which coinir uitdt.tr ^r.hunl con-,
trol...Board President Don Armbr'ccht
by Mike N'uga
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I m havins It. It's coming. It's coniins,
questions a possible double standard
AVON LAKK - "It's, nice tu bring .lust, starling to pull
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where teachers have this right but
stitiiethtng into the world rather than
driveway, Kri tJ« figured differently*
students don't. Some peoplo won't agree
watch something fudo away," said Avon
with that, but watch Tor an eventual rulLaky Paramedic Charles Hicke'ic "It's
Ins on smoking anywhere by anyone on
an act of Cod."
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school property. Time will tell.
flickers joined paramedic Rich
Fntsolak mid E.M.T. John Young in ths
Can you help? On Monday of this
8:04 a.m. delivery of (i 1b. 11 oz. Erin
week I had a lady stop by our office with
Marie Kronbach last Thursday.
a true look of desperation in hor eye.
Kristto Kronbiicli woko her husband,
Last Wednesday shu lost her i:i-year-old
gniy und white Cockapoo . namud ' Timothy, at 7 a.m. with timenble contractions
for their third child.
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Fonbody.in the Oakwood Drivo,arpa of
, "Wo thoughtwe had plenty of time."
Avon Lake, pie' I'eabody can't hear or
Kristie said. Tim even served br<*r.kfost
see loo well and Is really missed by his
to daughters Johnifnf. 7, and Kiirric.S."
owner. If youlrnv^ any information
After all, Jennifer was born after tti.<
about'.his , whereabouts please call
hours of, tnbor and Karrie atvnlttid four
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hours, so this trip In FairviuwCcnuni}
Hospital di(J not soain like a race against
tlit! i:lock.
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"Why .spend nil that time in the
hospital?" figured1 Kristio.
Hut lifter thtt kids w«rc tinder
Paramedics Deliver Baby,
Excitement Was Everywhere
Board Cat tious
Over Ford Boon
"Poabody"
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New con si met ion I As you drive
around our area you may hisvu noticed ii
few now buildings' under construction—Avon Lake in partfculiir. Qn the1
nor;ht!.ist corner of Lear ;ind VVnlkur 1
ground is nuiv buin^ ' u.xcuviitwi for
fjmythe Cramer' Realty- Currently they
have 11 temporary office next tu Prun
Mart. Also ground is broken mid w;tlh
will soon hi* tuning tip for .1 rn-uVherwin-Williums 1','iifit stitru IICA! linn:
lu McDonalds...then of course you rimy
?eo a construction worker 01 tivunruuud
ihn Fcrii plant. Needless ,to say our
mgdership. a'cja is .currently and will be
one of heavy growth. Lots of jobs mid
lots of revenue fur our citlus.
, Writer needed! TJie I'rosa it currently
in need of a writer to cover Shtiflield
•Iji.ktj Connr.il mid Hoard of'Education'
meetings. Anyone interested pteuso
drop by thy /•/•«.« olfieo or $ivv mo n call •
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by Marilyn O'DnnncIl ,
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"1 think it's goinji'lo be good for the
financial stability cf the district," Siiid
school Superintendent Clayton Dusek at
last wnekV board of education meeting,
renarding Ford's expansion , plans.
"But." ho said "I don't think we're going
UJ gii out and build .i swimming.pool or
n domed sladitim or iinything like that."
Dusek.1 ii!though excited about flu;
M:1IOO1 d i s l r u i s n o t t m i i m< i)il<]i(iun,il $ 1 2
i r i i l l i n n |;i f:(,mictva!iv>- (>sfun;i!>:! I'VI.T
the next ten years,1 said the extra money
thity be only enough to kee|* 'he district's
head above water.
"A lot of people nrc thinking that nil of
the sudden we've ^ot nil this1 money."
suid Dusek. "W« It/ivt? some time before
the money ruimis in iifirj a tot (if things
cuiild h-ippun."
According tit Dusek, thu»!\tr.i rvv^iiinr
from the Ford uxpuiisiun won't tomu
uniil 1091.
WHO'S NEW_? - Kristie kronbach, top Iflft.ThoIdssix-day^young EriniMarter
beside her husband, Timothy. Seated, from left, are Karrie, 5, and Jennifer, 7.•
New Law Nixes tobacco User
And Possession By Students
by>1nr!iyn O'Donnell
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Tht;1 Ijoitri! httd its firit reading of
, ni-wly-ri-vinerl guidclint.'s rein ting to sludent smoking whir.h adds possession of
, tobnrVxi products to its violation list. ...
As a result of Senato Hill 340, ivltich
pasvrd over the summer, stud tints can*
not use or possess tohacm products in
any ureas which corau undcrsciiotjt control -- includin;; school-.i up ported
activities.
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First offenders caught With cluarcttes
or othfir tohncco products will xet o verbal warning: second offenders receive a
.iy suspt'Ji.iion; third offenders.
HUl n sjx-dny suspension^ ' ;•;' ' .'.'..':•*.
Tcacheis may sllll^smoko "in
designated oroas In tho scFJool-o slluuh'l'n which rioard Presiiiont Don Armhrcrlit calls "a dnub'o standard." , •
, "I don't under&landan 'educational
prburam whoro studtotits •are'.- treated
with a different standard," ho s a i d ; ' : Armbr^cht nddod that in the: past ho
has supported a policy "which"[allowed
for student smoking in the parking Ipt,~
''The stato law now changes' that," ho ^
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Seniors Enjoy The Greens
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- AVQNDALE GOLF COURSE-A ram
Bond and Conn received individual
which started at 4 n.m. thp-alcnwJ to • piaquus, and will have (heir lum^n
wash out the first annual Si itiurs City
engraved on tho permanent Abbevvoud
Golf Cliampiom^iijs, but tins sluus
Trophies as ijis tyfjtt City Cantor Chamcleared ol lee tinitt Jiid 51 hardy suniars
pions. Th. i,.tn'o permanent trophies
ieed off «n schedule.
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will be kept on display at the Abbewood,
Ha..y Conn, the fine Klyria senior , sponsors of the tournament. ,
gulfer. solved tlie baffling curls and
The overall champs, the uveralt
breaks of Avondale's rolling greens with
runncrs-up. ?id the age divisions first
* newly-acquired putter.
and second placers all collected plaques,
"I felt that I could make, every putt I along, with a total of fifteen dozen lop
linegolf balls for their efforts.
.looked at today." Harry said. Joe Balash.
a member of Conn's foursome added:
The first hole-ln-one of his life came to
"He not only felt he could make them
Floyd .Williams,of Elyria. Using a six-,
alUhq did."
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iron ot.'Ui? 168 yard 16th hold, with ot.J
Conn shot an exellcnt 73f the best, stroke. Williams electrified his foursome
and
everyone within earshot. "It's IN
round of the day and admitted that the
liked Avondale's greens "just fine." He, THE HOLES"
added. "I am very pleased .with my
Tb« inmmitlee awarded Williams a
round today, and I TISO like the idea of
rUizen golf tolls for li is magical tee shot.
my name on the parmanentAbbovvuod , Tom Meszes. Chairman of the toumti-,
Trophy as th'j first ' Elyria Seniors
menU presented a check for SI..021.7^
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to Bill Rufo, State Trustee, of the
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American Cancer Society, in behalf of
lessee Blind, one of Avon's leading
Seniors, Coif. '
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senior players, capped the lJiniin City
Seniors title wiih an equally outstanding'
Ar.dy Koha. of the Abbewood,
Score of 74. If Bond had made just one employed several residents of the
more putt anywhere in his round., he
seniors complex as presenters at Vile
would , hava tired a 73..:matcHns h j nineteen trophies contested for in the
ago.
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event, and which wore furnished by the,
Abbewood. The sponsor also furnished
While, the overall champion^ fared
coffee and donuts in the morning as vdtl
well on the greens, few others were so
as hot dogs, hamburgers, beer ami soft
successful with the putter Senior Elyria
drinks during the day. • •
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veterans Rocky Ross and Mike Radd
both wore out their putters, using 38
Senior Golfers are reminded that
putts for the round., "You can't score
SENIORS GOLF will hold the Lorain
well when your putter is that cold." County Seniors Golf Tournament
Radd said.
September 15 at Avocdalo Golf Course.
available !n all
GREEN FROM THE GREENS - Tom Meszes, chairman of the
presents a checfc'i'or ,$1,021.75 to Bill Rufb. state trustee of tt
Cancer Society-. In bohalf of Seniors Golf. (Photo ;CourtesyKof;ElyriajPhbto''f^
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En?ry forius are available at Avondale
Coif Course, the Abbewood. and the'
Senior Citizens office in the Administration Building, as well as the American
Candor Society office on North Ridge,
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Deadline for
S1G.75. made payable to the
Cancer Society should r:
SENIORS GOLF, P.O
.OH 44036.
tpwah ow** Ir W«d, Smpl. 21 (a Ivn, 5f*.
fresh meat departments
ertified Angus Beef is loxver in
cholesterol than skinless, chicken or shrimp
• ncr will bg^ hosted .'byitheT'
. Avon Unnod. Methodist"
, C h u r c h '• 6n^fr.Ido.'y^
Scptcrabor 23 at The Barm v'
37711 DotrOlt;-. Road.;";;
butter**
••*rf-'V
pecan
icecream
,3:30'and i6:30.sii.mj|vTheis
;! price is $8'.tor^adultii*and>"
•f $3: ror';chiIdrbn.'uhdorW2.;
"VVerrierti*:i.
Tickets will befsbld W l
door • if •-'•'nviiiliihliov^i'Cwryouts
2 g 6)1 on
f
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will,•••[fa'-ptoyitlai^M
but only for UckethbtdowiM
Baib and Mjko. WpJfejacpP
uhai rpcrsu n£ ^ ;vf %• •M*$i>s$
frnh'Uked Wilson lite $ O 4 9
chicken breast ..O...
low salt
swiss... ..;..„;.„.
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Homaowneri irwnnoa'i
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sandwich bags ;....„ 5 9 l ! ;
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: y«r» old, you
may mtlifv tor
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y»»ra old kW may quslUy for *
diMDunt rangiax (rom B to VtR
ptrCMl, dfailnt oc tbtlr
Ctt lo on tlw M
dinosaur grahams..Z I w
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Mountain Dew or
9a on
" nr. Pepper..
David W^fi
McClenahan
33682 Wjlhtf Rd
Avon Lake
Open everyday 'til midnight
OT
available for carryout
A V O N LAKE
452 Avon Belden Rd., Ph. 933 9t 15
137 Lear Rd. Ph. 933-27I8
SHEFFIELD LAKE
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Ph. 949-7631
933-7044
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3K5£
nra«m»«tf^^WjH0^fti^^
minimal. And if we did gut it placed on
the NatioMt Rejjisler»',wc might1 be required to remove the aluminum siding,
restore at least the exterior to, original
rendition, and maintain it thai way
Objects To Coach's Behavior
forever regardless of cost.
I really thin1' the public would be betTo Avon Lake Bti. if Education & Mr. !«$r< served by removing the structure
from the lakefront land and building a
Clayton Dusek,
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cov^i.jd pavilion with modern
Superintendent of Schools:
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• Last Friday < I attended the Avar.
Fratik A. Wagner
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Lake/Admiral King football game. I wai, chcd as our team scored to pull vvithiu
two points, and as the Admirals scof-ti
un a kick-off return on the ensuing piay.
I also watched as the Avon Lake cr^cii.
Thanks To Alt
Mr. Tomaszewsirf, ranted and raved, at
the defensive team for missing their
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assignments* I realize football is an emo- To Tbo Editor:
Avon Lake High School
Shoremen
tional game and it is easy to get carried
E^nd Aids wish to thank1 you for your
away, but fora coach, I feel his conduct
support of Ihe 24lh B?nduraraa. The
, was out of line. His foul language cerevent ' was very successful and well
tainly was, which could IK* heard in the
attended.
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stands.
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Cod, thank you for letting us have nice
This man is also a teacher. If he. ur weather
so the nine bands could perany ojher teacher, were to exhibit such
form without getting wet. The bands,
behavior and language in the classroom,
which took part itt the Banda.a.na were
he would be reprimanded to say'the, Akron-Kenmore,
Avon. Avon Lake, Bay,
least. Why then IF.he allowed to do it on
Brooklyn. Brookside. North Ridgeville,
the Held and in thn locker room?
Oberttn and Kiv*^dale. They gave us a
You, as the powers that be. have
very exciting evening with lots of music
authority to question and advbe. Is this
and entertainment. Thank you, 8C5 band
"coach" (pnb who trains orteaches)a members and 18 dti.-jclors for being aprl
desirable rota motjel? Do we want our
ol'uur Bandsrama.
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children exposed to sudh behavior?' I
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special
THANK
YOU
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oxt«ndc«i
to
certainly don't, but unfortunately, it's
The PRESS, The Jotirnc! and other
the only game in town. VVs all ivillcomc
newspapers for the j^ublicily, thanks to
in contad with such bohavior sometime
id life, whether we want to or not. Out all the businesses and schools which
displayed the posters; WOBL and all the
•should be exri«ct it, or permit it, from a
other radio stations for helping us to exmember of our school system? • ,
tend tho publicity tn many iirwjs. Alsn
Ordinarily ( do not wrjtti anonymous
thanks to Continental Cable vision and .
letters to the newspaper, but I fee! F can- other
Cablevisiun companies for runnnot confront Mr. Tomaszewski pering our ad for the Bandarama.
sonally or sifjn'my name to this letter
Thank >ou. Mr. 13^;/, Mr, Peters. B.J.
without reprisal (iguinst my son, which
Walker, Irene Sarraino for all your help,
is a sad state of affairs. and Doris Hallcnburg (Copy Center)ftr
Name Withheld U • Request
all the help with :the Uandurama programs, ftc.
Thank you, workers who helped en
posters, tickets, ushering, hosting,
Just Give Me The Facts
refreshments, programs, parking,
publicity,"els.. A Big THANKS TO ALL
the Avon Like resident* and guests who
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attended the Bandarama.
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A.L.H.S. Shoreman rion'd Aids .
Too tssui's, lliu Jiuviir umlifiK public
Letters
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Shoot For —
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Sign Up Time-From 10 a.m". 1st Shoot-1 p,m.
Sunday, Sept. 25
Sunday. Oct. 2, 9,16,23,30
Sunday, Nov. 6, ,13,20
o" 30 inch factory gunsonly
Hutisliiins. 'vh.it .ire thuy? The Sheffield
Lake Schoo System hits put this question before us again. The Ford imws is
great, 1 but we need murtoy now for
school r'.pnira. 'Valors, please don't
ttotr.'id from (he issues when yoii sea the
mill on (ho ballot. What are the issues?
The great mystery! Why is it so difficult
to get basic information when you ask
for it? From the homeowner side it asks
u simple question: when,' do I got tlu> additional money asked for? Ahl, But think
of your child's futtno! But we want in, vestment returns now! Ah! But wecan'l
provide the kind of education needed
for successful men it ml women to run
our country. But we must downsize to
become lean and competitive is the -ryl
Tho information agu.is such, wo need
the verbage that will spark our intellect
nnd put us on top with tho issues of the
day. If the truth be known, WB would be
overwhelmed with Informotion and
would not get completely into it. 1 uik
for this, will wn over seo an account of
our tax foney as it Is spent? How deep
.-is the tux base of this city's well? Can a
, basic residential community always
answer the tax bell? Can wi, the people,
(Government, all levels) ever just let tho
facts rulo'our future? Our passions, emotions and desires drive us. We say wo
are driven by supply and demand. When
will the supply (tax) bo'Ct^etghed by
tho demand (school levies, city Inx, stnle
tax. bond issues, federal tux, sales tax,
real estate tax, nnd many others that can
be added?)
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What issue will causa you to say Yes
or No on the ballot?,For inn. It's how
much information,) have on the'issue,
lust give me Ihii facts, please.
Git Hahtif
Unpopular Opinion
To The tlditor:
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Pancake 'NSausage
Blue Ribbon
Winner
. ChurLssii Schalk, 10 year old daughter
of Chuck (.. d Ma«gie Schnlk. 2U55
Moon Kd.: Avon, con'pi-ted with adult
cbmpetitiu.i for the third .straight yeur (it
the Loniiii County Foi;'. This year she
won blue ribbons in' tbrt trilejjories of
prts^mJ flower pictures find Lidies knitted shells. Shu won mil ribbons in tho
Ciitugoric-S of ladies fim- yarn knitted
sweaters niui child's knil!otl t(rushes and
a white rjbbdu'ft*r th»i t,n%iiy yarn kjiil!t-ii s.weiiters on wiiii b w.is pliwji;il .i
S20 cnrtiflcalti for b<'M itrtn fti.iilu of
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TfiU i« pmbiility not <i popular opinion, hut prrsnuiiliy r s w ruiitiing tvruiu;
W'h moving or oven linirin^ down Tin;
this year from (/'hristi.iu Liberty
i'aik fliill tjuililinK Thmifil'i it Is in- Academy; a satullitH schuo 1 frnrit Arttorovinu <iiul mtstiilKJn, 1 lionestty think
ingfnn Heights. liitn-iis.'
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lit tCcltiti'Cturjil ami liislnrii; merits an;
7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Avon Lake High School
Cafeteria
Adults Pre-Sale S3.00
(AtTheDoorS3.50)
Children
Under 11 Yrs.
S1.50
, Under 4 Yrs.
FREE
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R. U Hemmer. Sr., Publisher
Rick Hemmer, Managing Editor
Mike Nogj, NL*WS Editor
Linda M. Hemmer, Advertising,
Kdthy Weishncr, Advertising ,
Und.3 Barnes, Secretary
Connie DLKJJS, Accounting
• Ritj Fliim. News Coordinator
Christine Cfeaveland, Circulati
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COPYRIGHT' t988
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Serving Lake Erie's South Shore Since 1951
AszonJLaku
Call
and Resource Center to present tu those in attendance a
program on raccoons, our newly adopted sclioijl
mascot. During the'prograrp. a livb raccoon was shown
and a slide presentation on wildlife viewed., Al the closo
of the program, we were informed that the center has
chosen to name the raccoon Featured in the presentation. "Redwood". We will receive periodic updates -in
the well being of our raccoon. Visitors to the Center will
be able to see him also.
Thanks JKJ out to the PTA for their work cm .the
mascot project and especially to Mrs. Connie Patcrkiti,
the artist who created the offlciai raccoon logo whirh
will apptMr on future T-shirt sales, newsletters, etc
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SCHOOL CALENDAR
Fri.. Sojit. 2;i, H pin,- Varsity ri)..l>.ill at Olmsh><l Fulls
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Sal.. Sept, 24. 10 am • filyri.'i Voll. ybal! Tauriuimunt :
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Sat., Supt. 24.,10 inn • Junior Vursil"1'Football-Olrusted
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High School - HaiuliiruuiiJ
WHO'S NEW AT REDWOOD?
Mrs. Jiniu Gantt i> Ihu newest addition lo tho lirsl
Kradti faculty. Mrs. Ciintt lias had1 explicit:net; in first
j-rndo and prusuhouliis ivell as a bubstilutb For us las!
year. You maykninv Itor from her vvjrk MIMMIIK for
Mrs. Polucok last yuur.
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Mrs. Kvimsoii will he a purl-timu n;mt:<iiitl railing instructor atiti comes tu us aliur having t;nij;bl as a Iciiriiing disabilities tutor and ruutling tt?;ichi:r.
M i s s Rosemary Limning is' the new- resource
specialist serving ull four elementary schools iinri St.
Joseph's. Miss LanntnK grnduitled this, past spring from
Quincy CulliJgL1.
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REDWOOD OPEN HOUSE IS SEPTEMBER 22 A t 7
P.M.
The format for ojien house this year will be diffureanl
than in Ulhur years. Theru will he two sessions, each
be^innine. .with a Ronerul meei'iiK in (i;e cafetori.i. Tho
schedule far the evenirt); is us follows: 7-7:13 - Cuneral
Meeting 1;,7:20-7:40 . Claswrootn Visilntian I. Mrs.
Hower, Mrs. CalUt.Mrs. Alli'urucci. Grades 2 iind 3;
7:45-11:00 - Ci.-nerni Miiuting 2 (Ki;p«at ol (Juileriil
M'telin^ t); 8:05-8:25 - Clflssrno'rii Visitation 2. Mr.;.
Hammond, Mri. GtmU, Graift-s 4 «nd 5. ,
U'e will sliarv with yuu our plans -md prdciulurcs for
ihu school year. W-i iiopi.t tu s a 1 you then!
MEET'•PEDWOUO RACOON". • ' ,
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Kl in conjunction with tlnr f^iku Kri« Mdltire
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Xhe Keilivoud showcase serves as a nest for
rii'X».yns sludunK brou^hl to.school in honor of our
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LAKE HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL MERIT
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The National Mtiril Scholarship Corporation has an- AMES »tar Jl-Apr Jl) Yo» endd be SCORflO <0d U-He**S% Y w
tan dM DoeflftN tor nacthtef
noun ted the names of .students who have buun selected oamiB«
y o a d l d M o a t . Vem »UI ta* biihe
•is national scmi-fin.ilists in the Natiohal^iurit Scho'iiir- AtalMkrarftrkntiaaJModuet. Atship Program. '
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Tliree (3)'students from Avon Lake have been so
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honored. Thuy are Mulissa Burton, Daniel fonkins, and
Juliet Park, all seniors at Avon Lake High School.
TAURUS ( A K UMtj 3D Mike j u s S/CrtTAWUS (Fto» 24J>ac « Yo ^ ^
The 15.000 young men and women announced as P*«M M t o «• •
wU b* c« • plamtM CMkmaM tvaaa
semi-fianlists will now hove tho opportunity tu continue
o>|»ii^cn and m CM
in the 1689 competition for merit scholarships, Snmtfinalists ru^;r!sent less than half of one percent of the reeeiwM terartM*nm tfab 11 nriniil *w bedfet. Wkd m M HVmrTl•f-'lTl":
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seniors In the state of Ohio. Initially, inoro thai* onu
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million students in some 19.000 secondary schools participated
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CongrntulattonB to Melissa. Oanlei nnd [iiliuti Tlmir C W W (M.y O J n al) Thta U • tin. CATJUCOBN (Dw 2Uaai 11) Orb*
hard work and dedication has placed them in elite fordRKKlo| Md ideausa fiHtyoa can ictt arefutly tblt n a n t . leader beado* mft
frotnd. And DM m i a»pu— ooaM U
company!
outtowu mate dtcai prwical, .,D«'d he
Ptatt t •wprfao ibra
rfcfat Your career nvld f « a bi|b(KHihli
weekmd. ll»ai miia -qcfciai to t f i k wUI b« imrded ipiritaaDr
and aD tbe onntinlty )«a un handk wn tibfl
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AQUARILSOaaU-Frtl*) YMBawl
U of j«ircni]r period* and an
boiplianer n u n l fbrihtietic/ the week.
And r »riMutda'iba«« anj noble «rti«f
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SCHOOL I.ONC.M MENU jSuni.!i:t to Cli;imt«>l
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Mrs li-nkfns. PTA t'ri.-sidetM. > i t h
and Mr. McKinney from tin? Ltikir Krie. Nature
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Sej.it. 27 - Slopny |m\ Tnti-rTots. I'nitt Puddiii!/. Milk
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iSi •, Chickiin. ' Ma^hci! J*ul<i!ues ivHJriivy,
(fiti'ltltf. Fruity Kpll tv/Kuttur. Milk
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Realtors Since 1903
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Smythe, Cramer Co. Realtors are bringing
house from 1-5 p.m. and invite those viewers inter-
thousands of people through their open houses
ested in your home to come out for a closer look.
with t^e advent of their exciting new television
Since buyers are more familiar with the appearance and amenities of your home, those who do
program, The Sunday Showcase of Homes.
Broadcast e?=h Sunday at 8;30 a.m. on WJV/-TV
visit your op«n house are highly-motivated and
Channel, 8 and at noon oh WUAB-TV 43, The
genuinely interested in your property. And, when
Sunday Showcase of Homes enables thousands
it comet; to making, sales, The Sunday Showcase of
of prospective buyers to preview your home
Homes has a very impressive record: in 24 market"
from the comfort of their homes . . . with no
areas throughout the country, one out of every
Inconvenience to you!
four is sold withtn a
week!
We feature 35-40 dif-
To learn more about
The Sunday Showcase of
Homes; anoth.^: fine service of Smythe, Cramer
Co., contact our, Avon
Lake office at our temporary sales facility:
933-3733.
ferent homes each show,
providing a brief description of the home and
quality color photographs
of its interior and exterior. The day your home
is featured on trie show,
we host a special open
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draw.t a line between Smythe, Cramer Co. and < ,
our cpmpetitors. This line represents a difference
in attitude, founded upon one basic idea: That ,
pur j o b is not to deal with brick, mortar and
parcels of land, but with people.
People who buy homes through us.
People who sell homes through us;
People who select Smythe, Cramer Tor
ttieir career in real estate.
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Secretary
This fundamental idea, over 85 years old,
and still unchanged, has enabled us to take a
business, turn it into a profession, and make it
foremost In the public's mind. ,
Temporary Office Site:
33382 Walker Rd., Ste. B, Avon Lake, OH 44012
933-3733
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Save now on beautiful,
energy-efficient
Verosol custom pleated shades
Sheffield Lake Safety Report
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2113 •' kfAPLE-Cornplamt of ju*>Trute3 s
acruaa i h t afreet UTL |u-*ttiiilcs Removed
Michael Kearns DDS
Douglas Voiers DDS
©entistry
Convament Evening & Sat Hour
New Paiionts.Wefcomo
Landings J Bldg.
Dr. Kea.-ns 933-4486
32730 Walker R<±
Dr. Voiers 933-3270
Avon Lake
Soto pr•ct^tJonan (not
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BROWNS MESH CAP
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Hours: Mon. thru S a t i M I!
Sunday 1-5
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Setting tlie pace in car loans
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KINIREGO
Meat Department
Offers You More
U.S.D.A Choice Beef
In Store Deli Dept.
Farm Fresh Produce
Quality® Service© Value
Port Should** Chile Boston Roast
Lean Tender
Pork Shoulder Blade Steak
Tasty
Pork Steaks
L u s c i o u s i '•••;
Sweet Ripe
Pork Shoulder Blade
Boston Roast
Sprite or Sugar Free Sprite or
Classic-Cherry Coke or
RegwlarorDiet
Lb.
Pork Shoulder Blade
Boston Rcasi
Boneless Western
Spare Ribs
Your Choice Of Any ONE Of The Following 3 Items
With Each and Every '10 Pnrchase, Excluding Beer, Wine and Tobacco Products
Beef Cubed Steak
Juicy Tender
In Oil or Water
Chicken of The Sea
i Solid White
Tuna
Assorted
Pierre's light or
Stop-n-Shop
Chilled
Ice
Cream
Orange
Juice
N'aws'
MCfill: JJ52U' K. L.iiw i v ' : Sfiel|i<;hi
I^U'. O.'uu -i-lO'j-; or1 02ii ' i i ^ j j j i ty
k-jtL' ,• rni;s'>aK.. All' IU-III^ ,ir;ml !>*?
nJM'iveU by 7")1urv],Ty ILHUI..
Decorating
Center ,
1st Quality Famous Name Brands
Aerobic Seisiuns '
'.Si1. Thtir.tJiv.i'.inilrs, f>i*ri.'[;: ,7Vj^h«r
. I Jrs.-iiiEzatioii is ^[Jurisuritii: a luvv tmp'-K.f
jetuinc ' it^-ihm -nyry /fuuiday and
Thu.-5J.3v t'\.:nini; Frt'in '? i..,-;; to'ii'j.riii
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Si,5(J ii«jr cla>¥ fi-'t; is |>;iyiiblu at thu (IWJIWear uxb'rcisv cloihLS, itMik^. and .'ennii
ami briny a ruj;. '(iwi-t ur mat (o
Mini Blinds
Micro Blinds
Ultra Blinds
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The da5s«,-5 will bi' ht-lii in St. Thotnas
Eiringur Hall, Harris Kd.. S!i«('j. For nioiy ttifornujtion oill
Oomonkas
m-ovies aru.on lap ut llie
Library on Sop.enilwr K , Movies'
5ch«tiu!etl an;: Ua.mlii: A Lesson In
PcrbcverancK Tlie Th ->c I.itlk- Pins; and
Winnie the F'tioh iind Tig«er TCMJ. T.hv
movies
will be presented ut 2-30 pin.
i>r«i:hoo! siory programs an; u
gEiirly scheduled t^venl on Tuesdays
and are presented al 10:30 am, 2 piii,
and 7 pm. Hre-registration is rcouired.
Hand Notes ,
, The Brooksidu, Cirdinal Nfjrchinif
Band will be performing at (he Eay
Village High School Bandararna on
Saturday at Pay ViIIasu.,The parade of
bands will begin at 7:30 pm. •
Tickets 'are available at the gate so
coma cheer your bant*, on.
Rummage Sale
The United Church of Christ. (j(l3,
Sunset, will hold a Rummage and B,ifcc
Sale on September 30 from 9:30 am to 2
pm. Much miscellaneous, w:l! Us
available. A. special sale of Si per bay
will be held from 1 to 2 pm.
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Youth Baseball
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elections were held at thy, recent
meeting of th« ShufrtRld'Shuffietd Lake
Youth Uajebail A.s.iociatioii. The results
30to50%
Current Line Books
O-n 5D.OJO P,ut«m of TTw Lae*M Srvl«
Inctuin K i n , Cmtim D w f i UuAi
Graber and Vcrosol
Profile Bali
Pleated Shades
Vertical Blinds
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1st Vice Preiid^u
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Vkki liwJiionU: 'Jiul Vice Presi'irhl ami' ^uipiuunt). , Kllis
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As^iunt • E-'ieM nn'i Kqutpini.nl Larrj
I.U«1Z(.-[HJ: As\i*f;jM General Manager
{L'nipinJ Dave C'm
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Alt members of, tW United Cburcti of
ChrUl, 'ShefFictQ Lake, ani retjue6l»>d to
attend a mreling fallowing the II am
Worship Sen-ice on October 2. The purpose of tf>e m£s!ing i$ )O discuss
finances and to.dccidu on ihe timo for
the Christmas Eve service. Tin. proposed 1989 budget wilt boprtfsenled
"A-Touch
Of Class"
Holy Spirit Guild's ;. urth annual"Touch of u!dss'* Craft Boutique, Lun-:
cheon end Slyle Show is echedulad for
Wctlnesday, October 19 at the church;?
hall. 410 Lear ltd,, Avon Lake.
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We have, planned 'a very special dayfor you beginning' at 10 a.m. With a'r
Champagne punch and cheese :&.:
crsduirs. Thti luncheon Mrill bo served at ir
noon, 'catered,'by Novotriy; serving.;,'
Chicken Piq-janle, Hrocolli with Holltin^
diiise Sauce, rolls, sherbet, cookies. 'cbf-Vj';
fott and tea. Then today's Tashions wIII.';
be
presented by Toues l«s Fctomes. ;.;^%
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Then/ ;vill bo an in house raffle with a ,,;
minimum piUe value ofS'£5 plus an out-'.'t
side raffle of a beautiful Ambh rjHllt^^
Imagine, gll this for tust $12.TiakotsT^
are fi'mJtsd.'Far paid rBservntiots, coll'•;
Kalhy at 933-4139 or Carol at 971-67401
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N..RidgeviJ!e: N. Ridgs Racquet C*ub
Won., Tues. & Thurs. S;30 a m
Tuos, (k Thurs. 7:30 p.m.
Sunday 6:30 p.m.
Avon Lake: Community Educalion
Center (Troy School)
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Exorciss And Aerobics
For Information Call 327-7835
BUNDS BY MONDAY
MONDAY OR THEY ARE
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C H E R ' S YOU SAVE 70%
WITHOUT THE WAIT
I The Landings, Avon Lake
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Pteaso send articles you wish to have
included in this column , to Uebra
Holmert Polovlch at 35700 RivKt-'kberxt-T
MxKcrcise t* ufoting fnr nuw students
KdyAvon. by NOON oil ihe Thursday
anuppurtunity
!u (>et lit and try the
before date or publication. Call 837-540" only,
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for more information
United Males fur ou.; low price of S-'U
DATEMIKDER
lor i month ol unlbnliud ctasosL
Sept. 21 - 'Jaznercise' Avon' Midditi
Attend classi* at any oriw of our loO1
bchool 3:30 p.m.
Uxss
locations at lime* and places cupJ
Sept. 21.- Avon Planning Cum minion
«. umenl (o you. One ltj':att«.-n ki laLu ad, -Sept. 22 - Trim-Up Class Avon Middle yuit;.i
K« of this Qfrt.r j s a j theAvou Mid. School 7:30 jj.ni/
dlii School ui, M o n d a y s a n d
Sept. 22 - Lions Club.
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, \VefJncsdays Jt fi:,JO p.tn^
SepL 23 - Jaizcrcisi? Avon Middle
Imtruclnr is Jane Sidwt'll-Cuniuniv Far
Sciicial fi:3Q p . m .
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ik-pt. 24 - Avon Hostittx Parado of •ST.
MARY'S CHURCH CRAFT NOOK
Bands, Avon High
Si. Mary"s Churclt is planning their
Sepl. 25 - Avon PTA Kulle.- Skating /tnmul
Craft ,\'«uk for Dth:*f'i»b<:r 3
Party 4-<I p.m. .
I*»«a. If interested in rtfsvrvinx a table or
Sept. 26 - Iazzurcis« Avon Middle would lik* .more information. ,please
school ti:30 p.m. ' , • ,
contact Lenoru Cathmn at 93-1-0467
Sopt 2B - Avon Council
.daytime; Linda Arvndt a! 9?7-5i'5O
Sept. 27.- Trint-Up Class Avon Middle evenings.
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School 7:30 p.m. '
COMMUNITY CALENDARS
Sept. 27 -Avon Library Stencil Class 7 AVON
IJon't forj*et.your '\»oii Cbmmunjly
p.mJ
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calendar! Thase , calendars run
Sept. 27 - Open House Dr. Hronrk 7-9 Septen.ber
tnrough .S*:ptember. They inAvon High
form you about school und coinmniiiy
AVON LIBRARY STORY TIME
event*. Proceeds RQ entirely to support
Avon Library. Ridgeland Drive, stoty the Avon Student Loan Fund,
time begins. This year then: will be an
The calendar?, are gold mid purplu.
EVENING STORY TIME starting Sept. Tlio
i.- $2.25 and are arailohlu at
19. Thtt 3 year old si" - time will begin ICA. cost
Smith's Country Store, and the
at C:30 to G:50 p.m. TV <-5 year olds will Clwmfst
Shop or from any Avrm
bo held from 7-7:3C t ,m. ,
Wuraen's Club member.
The MORNING STORY TIME will
start on Sept., 20. The 3 year old story AVOiV ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLLJU
time will start at JtMn:2o a .m. and tho NEWS
4-5 year old class will be from 10:30-11
Avon Athletic Hucsters are nsettng
October 4 at a p.ni. at Avon High
For more information call the Avon School In the Cafeteria.
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Library Ht 034-1743.'
AVON SOCCER ANNUAL HALLO- is S5. Meetings urf tho first Tuwday or
WEEN PARTY
each month ai B p.m. Everyone Is
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Avon Soccer Association will be hav- welcome.
ing thoir'Annual Halloween Party on
The Avon Boosters .Will be selling
October 29 at St. Mary's School Hull. •cat cushions for S3 each or 2 for S5 al
Tho festivities will begin at 7:30 p.m.
ALL home games.
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Car nntenna jlaas displaying ihe
future date.
Avon £n«ie may be purchased lor
AVON ST. MARY'S PSR CLASS Sl.5U.at homo games or ut the Avon
BEGIN
Hiph School.
Avon St. Mary's PSK Classi«( havi:
Thanks to ah who helped "'ako our
. begun for Brades 1-4. Claa*-;; u re held on Tail Gate Party a *uccrs«.
Alondeys fullowing school. The students AVON P.T.A. NEWS
should arrive no later than 3:5S p.m. for
Avon P.T.A. hnd it-s -first rneeling on
classes that will start at 4 p.m. and end, September 14 at thy Avon East Cvm and
at 5:15 p.m.
had a wonderful turnout. The-'next
Teachers fpr thia 19ae-fl9 school year meeting will be in Octoberare as, follows: Grade 1, Mrs. MikolaTho P.T.A. is looking for person or
jczak; Grade 2. Sister Mary Aloys;l persons to run tho Rummagu Salo in the
Grade 3, Mrs. Cn enland: Grade 4, Mrs. Spring. If interested in helping, please
Marsiglin.
cull Donna Clark. 937-6567. ,
For,more information pleriso call' St.. The School Lav> is up for RENEWAL
Mary's School at 934-6246.
and tho Avon P.T.A. Will bo working on
OPEN HOUSE FOR DR. HRONEK
publicity and to help the people of Avon
An Open House Tor the new Avon vote YES on tho RENEWAL Levy in
School Superintendent, Dr. Hronek, November. If interested in helping with
lime has ncen changed. The n^w time tb(3 project, please cull Donna Clirk at
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and place Is Avon High Cafeteria from ' 937-0567,
7^9 p.m.
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with our new Superintendent.
BUILD YOUR
BREAKWAU. •
WITH SOLID .
CONCRETE SLOCKS
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to fain and has not been, contacted,
please oill Debbio Zrubek. organizer, at
937-6349 for more informal ton on
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OF BANDS
Avon High School Band -.vill be
hosting, as well as participating in the
Loraln County i'arado of funds on
September 2-t at H p.m.
,' The Kent Stale Marching Hand will
ulso be performing. Ad in i si inn paid at
the gate, ,
AVON P.T.A. ROLLER SKATING
PARTY l
, Avon l .T:A. invites rht; community t>f
Avon tn join Mmn> fur the P.rst Kcllnr
SkatiiiK Party " f tbe llMlli scliuiii yenrSkntin« I'arty will ho hold on
September 23 from 4A> p.m. a! !!».' Upll
Ar<;n-i, .M)H Clirv^-Uiful St. , Elyrlti.
l'rt:Kt}>; tickets wUI 'in su!«I mi
S f :ptu:nb«r 7.2 and 1'S at \\ui sultorjls ilur-,
ing lunch pwricnROmt, is$l,75 skaleutltni-i^ion anil SI.25 for skalu ritntut.
'Fret; M'.i;tll drink with I^H.II fitiiil iiditil%siou. Wir.ir purplti and wild tr> show
our scihiicjt fipiril! Knr itunv itifuniuitiun
cult (<»;III •1'iifVii 411 u:\?T/AWh
Ccntcl's Sheffield Lake customers will
be receiving test calls from company
representatives over ihe next several
• ,-eks us installation of the new Sl.l
million digital switching system
continues., >
"We wish to eliminate tiny service interruptions to our customers and insure
a smooth transition when tho now
equipment Is put into operation next
month." sail Mih Tomasek. Centel
general manager. "We will lw calling all
ou- 949 customers to be certain their
serv>.o will operate on ihe new system."
Centers representatives will verify the
customer's telephone number, aitd ask
them to return their call.
"This is on installation that will
sfKnlficanlly improve service," Tomasek
explained, "besides processing call*
tnu-ce quickly arid quietly, it will accommodate custom calling features such us
cu!l wailing nnd ctill forwarding."- Hi)
noted it also provider for. direct dinlin^
of I n t e r n a t i o n a l c a t U . lower,
miiinifjnanct; ci^lt and greater capacity
fut Hrouih,
Th«'digital installation • will nlso provide Sheffield Lake telephone
subscribers -%-itIi n n opportunity to
select a prim.iry lung-distanner company
of their choice for " 1 " plus |1 *) dialing.
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HOTFUDGE ^
BROWNIE DELIGHT';
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NUTTY PJDG^
' Two delicious treats, at o t ^
d^liclousty low price. Both Pft
are inacie wilh cool and CR>amy Dairy Queen* soft
serve. And covered In hot fudge. One's served wfth a
brownie. And the other, nuts, trs a tudge lover's dream!
So hurry while they're hot! Now on sate at your partteipatlngDoiry Queen" store.
(SALE DAVS/SftTS MHK)
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KENNEDY'S DAIRY QUEEN
Miller & Walker Rds., Avon Lake
933-2208
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Test Galls Planned
AVON
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grades 1-12. If your daughter would like
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Grssi VHS Library To Choose From - No Membership Fee!
Hqnt N«W BeLaases- S2^O per day- General Library - S2.OO 2 days
Selected Short Subjects - S1 .OO 2 (Jays
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Feature of
The Week
• Johnny
Be Good
FREE
Aw»Mat>la tor *19.9S (ottor Rooale)
fc-T. Is
*iLtUefarS169S f/Utex«•***>* OoUrOttotw 27. 1988
Lsarwood Square
37S Lear FW..- Avon Lake. OH
33SO1-K l_ake Rd- Avon Lake, OH
(Noar Post Olf«co-Next to Cluonors)
933-7200
933-8999
RESTA
Comrnunfty Education Center Featured
&LOUNGE
LADIES 3O i OVER. MEN M & OVER
Daily
Luncheon
Specials
933-9781 or
933-3318
Ev^ry
Wednesday
1
Dave Sanchez
Spins Oldies
Ohio Sept. 2?
DJ Cam Brown Sopt- 2*
Antiquity
Sept. 30 & Oct. 1
PIZZA - BBQ RIBS
SPAGHETTI - CHICKEN
Daily Luncheon Specials ,
-J.V
The Mighty Golialh P|ayers will.ap- . Dingledy. now of Anzooa The group
,jiear for the fourth time in a, Dinoer- went uu domg O! iguutl reviews and Ibea,
J^J*.
Theatre setting Saturday, October 1. lo Broadway musicalsTry-ouls Tar "Anything Goes", it
l&aa in the Fellowship Hall, Avon lake
United Church of Christ, as a part of cbotco far 1989. will be
December CaJJ bandy Kimblr,!
1988"s Homecoming activities.
if you have any questions
Qernie lly-Hisey will df^^ct six soloists
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aod a chorus !n "Looklrg Back** at 3O MGP membership.
.he October 1 licuts, 58
years of community theatre produc
available at the cfaunii office. 32801^!
tions. Mrs. llg-Hiscy. also president of
Electric BIv-J.. just west of City Hsll andji
the MGP Board, slates' Ihut thrir first
show was a fiiiidraiser for 'Eastvfew Koutu 83 CallUam 430 pm. 3 3 3 - 3 2 4 3 ^ |
PTA. origiouted by '.Mr. Edward
Oinnors Served .
Tin 10 p.m.
v
33424 Lake Bd..A.L.
This week's'edition of "Around and
jcilititsc
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nbout Avon Lake" will Tcatunj a Irip
CiUzcns will be interested fa hearing " 4
(hrpugh the Avon Iiiks . Communily
what
services
are
available
at
tbe E d u c a - ^
Education Center.
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lion Ceutsr. ;Thoyivill
During the tour Anne Naumann,
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direc'or of community tjdi/cation, will
Tune in .;<•£ 7 , pan.: thi*
tot! of the current education offering* ,.September ^2; or next - - . - ™ - , f W , v and discuss some of (he future: plans for Edptembcr 27; to: "Around and^Atbut^l
t h e C e n t e r . • • ••• _: '
Avon Lako" on Channel 3^. ,'.v : : ; i.;"fisi^
Tho Cenlcr is houisur1 .Jn - the formar
"Around anil About Avon
Troy Junior High at 237 Bclmar Blvd. brou^it lo ytm by. the Avon ]
After many years of lying idle, the Advisory Coraraiasion and i?
building was opened this year and plans by Hobcrt E. Bulcn.
were mnd« for 'use of Ihu rooms anil
DeAngelis Restaurant
& Lounge
Pumpkin Sate Set
933-9743 933-4007
Located In Avon Lake Shopping Center
± Wed./^tunlay Nights Sp€daIBBQR53S
, Served From 4 DJT1.-16 p.m.
Breakfast Served Dairy 6 a.m.-11 aim.
,. Dait> Luncheon Special
Friday-Lake Erie Perch'
Now Open Sunday For
Breakfast (Breakfast Specials)
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Klio Sorority is pumpkins
happy, io announce thai ";•,';pffiocta for this
they will again be selling: •are;,President, \oyre
dccarcled pumpkins', at Vice-PrtnidenU Monde "
lha Avon Lake Homccom- Aslakson:
ins- Tho pumpkin crop is Secnilivy. Tholma.
growlnB fioc in spile of rlgun. Corresponding
Ihu drought. So coma car-; Secretary. Ida Vergn;' J
ly Tor a good selection and j;Troasu«.r, Ctnny
took for us at our usual. • t h u r S e e y o
l o c a t i o n ' w i t h o u r Homccomine
oaropw 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
1 pm.-ii pm
2 Large 1 item Pizzas
fn Go' Sun.- Thurs. ,
3 Large 11tem Pizzas $ 1 1 9 5
FRESH CONCORD
GRAPE JUICE
Free quart with this ad
expires October 12,1M8
, T o Go Sun.- TJiura.
933-3801
GRAND OPENING
We*re Trying Harder
Thursday, ;5ept...29th
Breakfast
See next week's vdfor our
NEW
MENU
Morv-Thurs. ,
7 a.m; -11 a.m.
2 eggs, hash
browns & toast,
Daily Luncheon Specials
Sandwich, soup &
sm. beverage
Weti-SFri.
All the fish you can eat served
wjthfrench fries & cole slaw.
RESTAURANT
&
LOUNGE
Sunday thru
Thursday
Daily Specials"
32085 Electric Blvd., Avon Lake
Avonlake
227Miller'. 933-5i8ti
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(Corner of Lear & Elcc'trtc Rds.)
933-3091
. ^aiking Beimvi Thrift Shop
Fine Food Spirit* A
933-9730
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Avoa_Lake
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NCC-No Cause lor Ccmplain:
0iip.Unit-Dt3pat£he<l Uruu
OUI-Onvino Under ine [
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UTL.
O*25 - Numerous can*; vcNcte hit somcining Fay
& Lake looi, i^J botithboond Vkwyard. 249 tun 1
W at Bectnc & Fay, I o 19 with e 15
1110 - Compfc>rt Of hjwd music on. Laknoood
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on Vondji. 24S located, a * r t s « j parents:
, 1 9 2 1 - Squad responding to residence
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,1954 • Report of OCQ at Iwgo on *nwocd DVY
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• 1320-Locatedruniway female juvenile tn Lwairt,
249toO H .
2157 - Report ol ci,* slnWng deer on V/alker.
• Report.
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ourTim.-ijit snooping center, Owner
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injuries. Report.
2248 - Report o l anemDied entry on Jayot
House checks OK- Report.
2310 - CompUnt ol loud parry on Coventry Court
Advised.
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0026 - Resident teportj her 14 year old van miss-.
ing, Report.
0045 - Abate rmasing jiivenrfe nov. home. •
0T42 - 249 round open wndow on scnool
buJding. Checked OK. '
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Checked OK.
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flas.if<ig No tr , >sight. N'A W nobied
1132 •TimberlarK: .'eaWent had vandalism to vehicle last night. Report.
1216 - 248 stopping vehicle on Yoder. Driver ta
DtJS. 10 19 with him.
1445 -Complaint of barking dog on Norman.
1541 . Woman caller states there is p*obkirn at
Safe Drivers C£=apare
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0438 - Sheffield Lako PD requesttno assistance
looking lor burglary suspect, 242 repapntf1*^./:0720 • Westwinds rraidertt reports car broken into. Report.
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OW rmtiliod.
1125 - Compiainl jMheft Uom vehicle on Luke Rd.
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Resolved.
, 1S30 • Report of MVA Electric ft South Po.nl. Injuries unknown, 242 reports no injunea.,
193B - Repcrt traffic fighl ut Moora 4 Ejectric
• malturtctoninQ; Ovrvlce notified.
2337 - Hiport ol stolen vehicle from local
fij; Report.
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To Speak
0830 - Service Deot- lourwj a ccupW Of tacjcU.** at
Bie^er Returned to scauyi. • ' •
1055 • Squad respc/tdrtg » SeachRvk Tcmtf
1815 - Carnage Lsne res^aent ccmptjrnn'3 o* louC
m u i « frofn atea of rv^h school. UTL.
'iC2T - Repcrt ot cioowsu: cvsOTjte on Rice P21K
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otuceoe cais,
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'another fine, student telling aboiit a faniastic5]|itim.L>r on a foreign shore.
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Oc~j:rpleaibei 2U at ,8 jjlm;. Matt
StiNiliiugcr. a senior al Avon Lake High
School, will present u program on his
t-'\|jcricncc as ai\ exchange'studitfU in
Wesl f7ertnany thU sumnier.jHe Uyctl.
wi;h .a- family iri Neusladt+'arid visited1
Eus( Berlin, .Hoidclbdrg, VntI TrierCome arid liuar Matt">iinCercs\!ng storjO
1310 - Report by Lake^ RH resident s.-Wboal re,
vras wawMmq disaopcared. • U.S.C G.
Homecoming Bake-Off ^et
Who will be the most special baker
Ihis y«ur? Your iieighbot? Your, best ;*Jono by ao
friend? Or can it be yc.»? Yes. it can! eluding -MayorHausrod.1.
Como and enter- your recipes in
Fdr/urther informal ion; Call Amy Miller
Weiconie'Wagon's 3rd Annual Bake-Off
at 033-8528 or- Holly Ki>valski; at 933-.
at the Homecoming Festival on October '<t£95.: Please make all checks ;payable't6''
llic Avon
Grand prize for the Best of Show- will
be 525 ami the lucky baker's picture
and
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HOMECOMING
recipe will he published in The1 Press.
THE CONTEST IS OPEN TO THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY.
Categories are pies, cakes, breads and ADDRESS.
pastries. Contestants may choose ono or
more categories. There is'a S2 untry fee . PHOME
per category. The judging will be based on flavor, texture, appearance,-end the '
difficulty of the recipe. _, v - ^ » ^
Entries will be acceptwil from S-Qr^Q1
a.m. Contestants arc asked lo bring their • C A K E S i r " V '•?*'£• ^ ^ : • : ^ • ^ - ; : ^ • • • • ^ • - - ' • ^ • % ^ - ^ | 1 • • •
entries in disposable containers with the
recipe and the SZ entryfeeto the Avon - BREADS.
KAns y . ^ - - •''••^'••v'lf^:'r:%';^r>j::^v;^
Lake High School,If.'room. t54.' The.;
judging will begin, at 0:30 a^p. with tho>: ^PASTRIES
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awards ,prcsen»itiori at 1 p.m. A Bake
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HOME WINEMAKEBSj;
525 Avon Belden'Rd;
Avon Lake
Appointments now being':£;;
schedufed foriresh grairje;;;';^
juice prckup^v'l;-.:,-..i':t:r'?.-:1^^
933-9333
'Niarjara:-Concord:
, Catawba:
Vldal: ,
1000 r RfctOil or dog at lorg., at Loarwood. DW
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1050 • Report of baDy locked in car at Fisher Big
Wheel. Entry gained. , '
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SEPT. 9
0044 - 248 reports a car on Nra In fwld off Moore
Rd.
OtO9 • Above vehicle stolen o u i o ' Cleveland.
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al locV ftaiibt#3hm«nl. Checked OK.
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Troy. UTL.
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west end ol City. UTL.
i &05 - Report ol harteis io Wi-Jds oft Fay. UTL.
23-18 - Sound ' respononu'to residence on -i
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SEPT. 1.2' | • •
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n ver-^cie soutfisccnC on 'Rl ' S3. Pla:e o' h d
C-^en. but no furlfic
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carnage by .efucie last night Rcpcft
1235 - Report of 3 docra'at larce at'C=Lwooc
Park. DW nclrfiM. '
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BeachcaJe a Eteclric. UTL.
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recklessly on Curtis. UTL
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in LuvingS-'
2.120 -- Vtestetnos 'esidvn' repots 2,juvpn/£
a Aova«d
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inds UTL.
203T1- juvenjtf en Maaort stales he v»as
out of Octae. Yout*i ctficer to hancte
2153 - Ck-vcSand PD has locaied ew s£c!en
Detectives noMted
UTL-UnaWe To treats •
GOA-Gone On AiWaf
MVAMotof Vehicle Accident
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BOLO-Be On TCJJ Loofcout
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1050 - Report c' 2 kids
CartWSury.
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Kemper
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WINERY RET>U. STORE^
Open 10 lo^S daily r-.v •
Closed Sundayj & Holidjyi
WINERY .INC
.33050 WEBBER ROAD
A v O N LAKE, O H I O 44012
:':• (216) 933-6G66
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THE PERFECT
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Theatre Corp,
fTlovie money®
Coupon Book
10 . S0« COUPONS V
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flvon Lake
871-5976. 933-3155
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6 00 p.m. Tickets sold 30 min
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North Coast
Nautilus & Tanning
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Machines
Olympic ,
Free Weights
Terming
Instruction '
Bike*
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Single Memberships
Tanning Memberships
Call For Details
933-8075
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$30.00 per month
The Landings
Avon Lake.
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033t • Assisted a motonsl with disabled vehtcto
pn I-9O, 0903 • Assisted the fire Dept. at a business
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W. 6 ajn.-I0 pjn., Th. 6:30 a.m.-10 p.m.
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QOA-Gone On Arrival
UTL-UnaWe To Locate
MVA-Motor Vehicle Accident
B&E-Eteaiiiiyj & ErUering. ,
BOLO-Bo On The Lookout
Fl'C-FkHd Intorrogated
DWI-DrivinQ VVKIe Intoxicated
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19SS - Report of a vehicle accident on SR. 83.
2tQ9 - Transported a prisoner to Lorain County
Correctional faofity.
2146 - Resident requests the arnbulance. ' .
2356 - Assisted a motorist wnth disabled venide
Family Fitness Center
Ten Year.Anniversary
The Most Complete
Facility in Avon Lake
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1745 - Report of a motor bike beip&cp^
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33362 Walker Rd
Avon Lake.O
Viva Paper
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Pepsi, Die) Pepsi,
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Jumbo Roll
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Registration has b eon extended for the "'.'.•X'-'Saturday.
First Annual Avbn/Cako Pet Show, apontbb fip-12 >year y n u . ^!I»J;W-.J.II»!£IJ»"SJ
sorod by, the Ai on Lake Animal Ciinia
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me show will jte Saturday, September •-'dividu8lly,'.ari^gcd.7i ^^y;^"nan£ii^
24.10-ll^Oa.m.Bi the Avon Lake Com- , on" experience as a veterinary; asstirta^
munily Education Center, 237 Bolmar.
at Avon Lake"Animal,Clinid^i^f'' 1
Entry blanks and information are
'"'In'1.;!addition;u BasJdni/.Robblns^airas
available at the Community Center or at
McDonalds will be offerfng prizes to'allg
Avon Luke AnfmaJ Clinic, 124 MlHor,
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Any children ages 6-12 may enter., •I
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Parent participation f,i required for
those age 10 and under. Entry feo Is SI .longest, tail,;the shortealvnoser^brjthij^
most unusual name? Is your pet >lho;
and payable at cithnr location. Sorao
oldest, the most obedient; or;tfao'nibst;
restrictions apply. Please: rend entry
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BY
Clayton Dusek, Supt.
This column is a new venture. Thy purpose for me
writing it is to open one more line of communiculiun
between school and community. I've btien writing a
"Supe's On" column for our internal staff newsletter lor
: several years and Rick Hemtncr has graciously provided this space for our school column for a Jang, iot'g
time. It seemed appropriate to try to put the two things
together. So. once a month, the week after a regular
board of education meeting. I'll do a littltt writing and
try to keep you up-to-date on sonic of (he activities,
events, and concern of the Avon Lake City Schools thnl
may not be otherwise covered in the.media. I hope
you'll let me know what you think aboul thu column and
thot you find it informative.
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SMOOTH SCHOOL OPENING PLUS FORD
Our schocls opened very smoothly this yivir wjth «'
slight, hut expected increase in elumentary enrollment.
Bus routing was a tittle more complicated as a result of
our expanding
residential areas, but things became
routine very1 quickly.
. Obviously, the smooth opening waj>.sommvhut overshadowed by Ford's announcumutit about doubling thu
size of the Avon Ijilcu Truck Plant In u cooperative venture with Nissan. I must admit that I did drive down
Miller'Xchtd.aud had a vision of stacks of money standing in the field where the new construction will take
place. I civbn had a newspaper reporter ask me if 1 had
prepared my "wish list" for the schools now thai '"we"
were so rich. No doubt, this "sudden wealth syndrome"
will be contracted by many people, but reality is u littleless dramatic.
• Sure the Ford expansion is good news, GREAT
NEWS! But the increase in revenue will not come until
1091 and then it will come in annual amounts, rather
than a huge lump sum. It may leadk to an extended
period of financial stability, b'jt I don l think it should
be viewed as a major windfall. Substantial gains and
losses in our industrial tax base have occurred over thu,
last ducarie, making mu.'vevy' cmlfous n bo Lit overreacting to this good news.
, One last comment on the Ford prujuct. My pursuits!
opinion is that Avon Uiku'ti Mayor. RICHARD
HAUSROD, did an excellont lob in providing leadership to pull three communities together tu convince
Ford that this protect should come to Avon Lake. Our
bortrd president. DONALD ARMBRECtiT, and 1 wore
invited to bn observers and advisors during the abate-,
ment negotiations and w« supported thu final lax abatement agreement.
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ERIEVIEW
With the super cooperation of our PTA's. the Northcoas', YMCA. and our school principals (particularly
ANN MARLEY), an after-school care program for
school-ago children • may, soon begfn at Erfevtuiv'
Elementary School. The program will servo K through
oil. grade students from Easlview and Erluvtow who
need ii supervised place to go (iftur school.
The development of this program follows u recent
Hoard uf Education, decision lu continue a past practice
ruyardinn ih« transportation of &tudu:its lo and from
, locations other than their, homes. The practice continues to be that students may be picked, up or dropped
off at n child caro provider's locution only if this new
bunion is along existing bus routes.
The decision angered' some parents who wanlL-d
. school, bus'service from an elementary school on one
end of town to a child care center in another elementary
1983FORDEXP
attendance arpa. The board of education members,
while sensitive to the growing need for "latchkey'" 2 door automatic with radio, a low priced ex(before and/or after school care) services, reasoned that cetiem economy transportation special - :
its bus fleet could not rt.eet the demands thai might be
placed on it tu serve all the special circumstances surrounding the child care needs of tiie district's 1200
sisfvo. UrcondHioned
elementary students.
Equity arid limited resources were key components in
1985 MERCURY tOPAZ
it difficult decision. If the board chose to re-route one
bus to meet the needs of one group of children, ft would
4 door sedan, automatic," p
have to do the same for the needs of all other children. and brakes, staroo. sharp red finish
With at least two major Gay care centers and many
private in-home babysitters within Avon Lake, the bus
routing could have been extremely difficult. With a bus
fleet already stretcher to its limits by now housing -V-8,
developments, the board fell it could not accede to a
change in its existing praciice.,
1985 FORD CROWN VICTORIA
Parents of Eastvteivand ^rievicw students who want
to know more, about the YMCA childcnru service should
contact the Noithcoast Y.The Yoperated asiniiiur pro1986
gram at Redwood school for two years. The Redwood
program closed this year due lu lacke of enrollment
IT HAPPENED LAST TUESDAY (A brier report ou
the fictions talon at the'regular September meeting of
the board of education.)
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....The personnel rupurt was approve*!", including
4 door maroon; automatic, air, stereo
salary adjustments for I he following, teachers who are power steering and brakes, compare
modeling the concept that learning is a life- long activity: BLISA BOMMER. CHERYL BURKHARDT, BETH
DIETERICH. ROBERT GRAHAM (finished his
Masters). CAROL - MEINERS. MARY NOVOTNY. pgac.y ndwi and doer tea. Cowpac j
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NANCY PROKUPEK. JANE
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1988 CHEVROLET CORSICA^ ,
RAMSEY. JOHN RICHARD. KATHRYN SHANKO.
ANDREW SPOONERL MARK TALAREK (finished his
4&tbf3frfyW,isuporJocUn£C8flltfltfsrBoMtf) :r •-.' • VT%Ji^vCS*%
Masters). SUSAN WEBER AND MARY JO WILSON.
Opt, po«r ikering and bnkes, Ut. crute, 5 ip±v/:" i j "h, V ! » * " w V
.-..Had "first readings" on the following: Policy JFOC
• - UwwPossessinn of Tobacco Products by Students:
Regulation KLD-R -Guidelines for-dealing with complaints: Job Description - School Nurse. Actions on
these items wiltoe scheduled for tlie October mectfng.'
....The Sociul'Studies K-5 Course of Study was'
1986 OLDSMOBILE CIERA
approved,
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....Passed the following rcsuluttmi supporting the In- and brakes, air, stereo, Immaculate . - '•'.
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WHEREAS September 20. Uiilli has been pruclulntetl
lliu [ritur nation;] I D.iy of Peace, and
WHEREAS this board of education considers that
teaching about the importance of world peace is ah im- tux
portant part of our school curriculum,
1985 BUICKLIMITED
,NOVy THEREFORE BE IT KESOLVED that this
4door.darkmaroon;automatic,aJr.stereb,..
board joins with the Avon Lake Education Assocntion
t i l t , p o w e r m a l . w i t n p o w e r w f n d o w s . • . : . , . .-,in celebrating the International Day of Peace fn the
Avon Lake City Schools.
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meeting and organization meeting to Thursday,/
January 12.
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SCHOOL NURSE
4 door, a u n , air, Mrao^ pnrar smring v d brakts, <
The boartl of education is in the process of employing
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a school nurse. This will bo either u 3/5's or full-time
position. The person-employed will either hove to
possess or b« qualified* to obtain a School Nursing Cor-,
tificate. Qualified caiulidatus mny requosl an application by culling 933-1315.
$4^95
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1984 PONTIACF1ERO COUPEY
"indy »J0 Puu CaT iula, power brekct, Hmo and U » * <fr ££ fjf A
powKMntoan.doorlocl(i.tffnoveabla»unro»f.K)KW
215 Miller Rd.. Suite 6
Avon l-ake, OH 44012
Phone (216) 933-2720
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universal Life insurance...
so fJexifcSs it can adjust to
your changing needs and
a fluctuating economy.
Check with state Farm.
Bill Thorn hill, Agent
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1986 M E R C U R Y S A B L E
4door
110 Moore Rd.'Avon Lake, Ohio 44012
(Corner of L a k e , Moore SEIociric)
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PERSONAL INJURY & ACCIDENT dAIMS
1976 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO LANDAU COUPE
Injuries by faulty protects or auto accidents may
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entitle you to compensation.
- N O RECOVERY-NO FEE-
V-& autcrfiatic, ilr, sleraA l<o<»tr mtring & brahts,
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OFFICE
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9.00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.
PHONE: LORAIN: 933-3231
ELYRIA: 365-2291
CLEVELAND: 871-2228
SANDUSKY; (419) 625-1693
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Office On Aging Gains New Director & Board
Sand Buildup Continues At Boat Launch
AVON LAKE -Mayor Richard Hausrud said "we ran into a problem" us he told
council Monday the buildup of S3nd at the Miller Road Park Boat Launch is happeni g g ri
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closeness to th« shallow wulers where boats may scrape th« bottom as a result of'the
buildup.
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At this time, the mayor recommended a price quote (u push the accumulation of
sand back into the basin, but ho added that depending on the amount atlacht'd loihu
quote, hi will determine IF that is the best course of action.
No. action to correct the re-occurring "source" of tho problem was prupuM-d for
(his point in lirae. Refining the source of the problem in June brought about diffurFrom the Ohio Department
of Natural Ririourccj. council's public
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service committee, and authors of geology on th«
Avon Hosts Reception For New Superintendent
AVON - A reception vvili be held on Tuesday, September 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. ut the
high school cafeteria, to welcome On Richard" Hroncfc and his family to out
community.
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Dr. Hrotiek was hired recently by the Avon Local Board of Education to replace
retiring superintendent Robert Barnhi*rt. Hronek has 19 years experience in education, including five years as ;! social studies teacher: seven years as assistant prin?
cipal/alhletic director and principal: threo uVtd one-half years as superintendent of
Van Burcn Local Schools: and, three and one-hall years as Bucyrus City
Superintendent.'
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As natives of the Cleveland area. Dr. Hronek. and his uife Cindy end daughters
Rachel, ago 9, and Renee. age G, returned to Northeastern Ohio because they found
Avon very appealing because of the support shown by the community for their
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Dr. Hronek and his Family enjoy travel, antique collecting, swimming and skiing.
He is a graduate of Kent State University, with a B.S. degree and a M.S. Education
from the University gf Akron and a doctorate degree iti education at the University
of Akron In 1982.
Hronek and bis family are presently building a home in the (Jreekvicw estates, and
hopefully will be in their now homo by Christmas.
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His wife, Cindy, is teaching Fourth grade in the Westtako School System.
The whole community is invited to welcome the Hronek family, to our city.
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AVON - Finance, Committee Chairman Daniel Harailem questioned a pay increase given to cily part-time employee Carol Potato on April 12 without going
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Director Michael Nolte. Nolte told the PRESS that he did not know when the memo.
was sent. According to him, it was not dated.
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According to the Administrative Ordinance number 27-85 forpermanent parttime employees, it reads: "Any permanent part-time employee regularly employed
on a continuing work schediil&of less than Full-time, shall be compensated at the appropriate rate of pay for his classification. Art raises will be subject to the limit of ap-.
propriated funds available for said division, as approved by council." ,
Hardem said no legislation was given, to the Finance Committee for review en this
increase. The Increase of 75 cents per hour was given to the employee as of April 12.
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AVON LAKE - Some residents have deteriorating sidewalks, others have no
sidewalks at all. These are the reasons the public service committee will discuss a
sidewalk policy at its Oct. 3 work session.
Councilman Dale Cracas brought forth a plan on Monday to place SI0,000 annually into a sidewalk construction fund. Since the expense oF sidewalks are ultimately a
cast assessed to homeowners, Cracas said the iund would r"-vny* be replenished
From assessments as well as council's $10,000 per year.
But mombcrs of council and Mayor Ho us rod said the city needs to be more caraful
and predictable oh how it establish*** fends For sidewalks.
Councilman Don Liptak said, "'ne $10.100 will only be a drop in the bucket" for
what city needs truly are,
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said ono passible solution for funding new sidewalks could be a required contribution to a sidewalk trust fund at the time of dovebpmdnt.
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built, only because the adjacent lots have no sidewalks to connect with. But, Cracas
said, to have tho money In the bank at the time oF development would provide for
. tho future and alleviate the surprise residents regret when they g~t an assessment
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whereby developers pay a S200 indirect tax to.tha city for a targeted purpose.
PET CARE
Read A Use The
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Pamela A. Pohlmann
Veterinarian
In every field of
medicine, research plays
an important rale. In recent years researchers in
ihn U.S. and abroad Itavn
been studying a rare syndrome In cats known cs
Key-Oaskoll syndromw
or feline dysantononin.
First Identified i c
England in 1982. i* is
widespread in that country, and cases havu been
. reported in Norway,
Sweden, and ihe U.S.
Early, signs of lha
disuaao are dilated
pupils, respiratory prubbms. un
enlarged
esophagus.1 diarrhea,
dried mucous rnnmbranes, and vomiting..
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This isflccompaniodby
depression, loss of appulile. slowed heart beat,
and a decrease in tear
production. If you have
any. fjuesti»*n»-concernInjt your pet consult
your veterinarian.
This message is
brought to you as n
public service From Dr.
Pamela A. Pohlmanh.
Avon Lnke Animal
Clinic. 12-1 Miller Road.
Avon Lake,- Phone
933-5207.
RsTresentatives of Avon. Avon Lake and Sheffield Lake recently thuse a neW=
director for the Trl-City Office On Aging and appointed an interim board ot tnutaogj
to serve for a rrarlod of 60 days.
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The total restructuring of tho Office On Aging followed the resignation, ot tamgtdirector Man Mczlat who was charged wfth theft and gambling - oUeesmjrnins^
in 8 authority unrelated to her OfTicc On Aging post, while setting up a fundraiser*^
the Sheffield !«ai.e Community Center.
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City officials of the, threo communities scrambled toi hirer a n e w director^ andjproperlvcs'tablished board by the end of August, as they feared federal, g r a n t m a n e y | |
iitud .'or the program could be jeopardized and services minimized if the n e w j w K t ^
(ions were not filled quickly- . . .
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Avon Lake Council President Erma Haverbaclc recently announced Jan Wotoi—*a
was named th'a'ntnv director for th^ Office On Aging.
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Representing the three communities on a GO-duy Interim board are btxUllcld
resident Ed Williams, chairman: Avon resident Marge Spetafore, vice chai"
Av'on Lake rewtlimt Marge, Macura. secretary; and. Avon Lake iresident
Kinsncr, treasurer.
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(alive John Bara (D-Elyria) recently announced the dates for the flrit-meetingsRaiid
bearings far the Lake Erie Shore Area Redevelopment Task Force. Boggs and:. »>*
are co-chairs of the 30-mcmber task force that was officially formed last'monL-,
The organizational meeting was held last Friday at Lakeland Community.CoUeg^
In Mentor. The first two public bearings are set for "Monday, SepL.20 to ToledoandJ
M o n d a y . O c L 3 i nC l e v e l a n d .
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The task force will evaluate agricultural. commerciaVrecreBlional/.nesid^W
ecological and industrial uses, of the Lake Erie shore area and produce,o^O^y"^
development plan. The group will work together with planning pr-jonlzatfoiiav]
authorities and community and Environmental groups^interested in develop!
along the lakefronL
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Ropresentp.tivc Bara noted tho Importance of public participation:!]! this psi
"This is our lake and together we need to work to plan for future developmentfita
environmentally sound manner. 1 encourage anyone wbo cares about Lake Erie? t o 3 |
Join us at a public meeting in their area "
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Three more public hearings will be hcl 1 in Ashtabula. Sandusky and a thfrdV
lakeshore community later this-year
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Bern said the nearest public hearing for tho Tress readership communities Is the ,
Oct. 3 meeting In Cleveland. It will be held In the second floor auditorium, of thoj
Lausche Building. 015 W. Superior Ave
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He said because many municipalities have Monday evening meetingsrthe limes'^
for public heerings will be from 3 to 5 p m os well as from 6 to 0 p m
Children's Center Debuts On Cable
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AVON LAKE - thursdiy night (September 20) tho Avon Lake Cable Advisory;^
Commission's weekly program. "Around and About Avon Lake" -will touMhe^
Children's Center at the Avon Lake Community Education Center.
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through the facility, and talks about the program During the tour, viewers will
also;'
hear.coQunenls by some of tho children
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Following tho tour, "Around and About Avon Lake" will show scones'from, the
Knights-of-CoIuaibus Deyat the St Joseph Carnival last July. Over 500 physically?
and mentally handicapped adults were the guests of the Knights of Columbus on]
that day.
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"Around and About Avon Lake" will bo shown at 9 p m. on Channer J l ^ 1
Thursday program repeats on Tuesday. October 4. also at 7 p m.
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AVON LAKE - Council Monday welcomed Brian Holson. of the Lornlrt Coun ,
Emergency Management Agency, to discuss how the dry can fotn with industry io'
conform with mandated hazardous material safety guidelines under SARA^TlGa l i t
SARA Title III is a congrosslonol mandate'that requires industry^tp-Idtiit'^1*-"
hazardous matorials under right-to-know provision**. It also requires a"comw
,tlons plan and course for action on the part of communities, shcu!d,an;accideht'
.occur, i
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Nelson proposed hazardous material response teams throughouti^VcountyS
brokrd down by geographi; locations. Avon Lako Avon Sheffield Lake and SheP
field were fdeotlfled as Z o i \ B , which woiJd share an industry financed trailer of
emergency equipment for the areu
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Members of council tended t& ^.pport tho county Initiative to Implomonont tbe;
response trailers, particularly when Nelzon said the only cost of;So city would hoi
the man-hours lost while city officials attend training somlnars
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Fire Chief Gary Fryfogle was Idontified as the con'act person for n o ?
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jurisdiction, should an accident occur. He would then be responsible for dispatch 6f§
equipmenl! ar^ personnel In response to emergencies, as well as communication"
with the;- ..ui County Emergency Management Agency.
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_ Avon Lako was chosen ds the location for the Zone B trailer, accordinR to Nalson.7
bncaujo It has sovon industries that use hazardous matorials »-•---^-r^~-r^™ww^'
According to Councilman Leland Lapp, Avon Lake Is tho home of 76 percent of all
potentially-hazardous materials in Lorain County... , v . : W . : . . : : ^ . . : . : i ^ i ^ H i 1 ^ ^
Councilman Greg jyika noted it Is more economical to comply with SARA f We III
with county assistance ratter than doing so "on our own." particularly because ti£
dustriw are ccntributlng to th« costs of equipment for the county program.
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Bonnie's Lakeside'
Salon
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Specially CaJzones
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(Next to Ubrnry)
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...of what
you're hungry for.
2408 Ridgeiand Dr.
Avon
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A committee ot Mickey .Farmer. Joanne Sanders and Erma Haverback a reserving
the hoard, while In. the'process of revising Office On Aging policy with guidance
from Pat Littleti.n. director of Offices On Aging for L o M n . p o M n t y . V ^ v ^ - ^ ^ ^ ^
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Hours:
Mon.-Thura. 1t a.m.-Midnight
: Specializing In The
Newest Styling Trends'
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AVON t.AKt; - School Pru».i.(.-i!
.Kathy AnifoKeu «-\LUM.'I1 :ht: pupils uj
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Weslyiew Elementary i.-s*-t Tiii".d,iy' to
w.-tlch a huusi) thjt,\vjb bo'mji moved
duivn Moore Kami.
"Tii« whole school i<> nut, 1 ' .I'rinuu.'il
Andotsun said- "This is a piod ajiplic.iI'on of.uhiit the kids. learn in Alienee
and social studies'clas'je.s and the. w j y
people have to work topjllier within the
community."
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The ho'u<>t> lhat u a s moved N owned
by Sandy NVntclh, who would not part
with the structure in a recent buh- of the
lot beneath it. .
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"My Dad built thh lionet- in IP5t>,"
NetiiL'th said. Her father ib.lhe late Sam
. Trivanovich. a former .city r;ot.iut;tlrn.-in
and ddvelaper who hud built about 1UU
Avon Ldki> houses in, recent d<>i;iid<:«.,
particularly in tiie viictnity oT MoonRoa;i ;uid Eli-ftric !loult:*ard.
For1 jiitrl .of Hie vtow 'and narrow
iourney mini Moon; and Like to M>nire
and Cl'iol^a. Numcth sat 'in the IIUUM;
with a friend find it WHS hard for her (o
hold buck u tear as so i»;my tneruories
revolved around th« hiiuse .ind her
family.
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Second Kra.k1 lujchur Debbie De.tsy
said her lesson plan in social studies
minted to the iliovo n s s h u target L<d thy
Ihtimu: "NeiKhbtirhood Changu: Problem Solving & Solutions."
MrsJ Ocusy informed her class of the
niovinj; company's lieud to take do.vn
signs and utility lines, couucniting with
cily sorvicc crews, ihe Illuminatinn
Company and Centcl T e l e p h o n e ,
Comppny. ,
," rhus*.- pi'ijji!,,. lived nn :r.y sti^vt'L;ik>' Ko.i.I," .s.iid M-oHsii Kr.jii,T Ciiriity
H<,>!himi;r. Her friend-- .i^rr.-d ili.it itnuin« liic Uow-y w,is \t w w uwmpi., nf
i.Oimtiiniify rli.-ii'ii.!
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"UlL-y m.'i;U tht' [t;t fo^oiit.'tliirfg they
nt.n.'d lo'budd. I' ttnrik'. st; tti-'tl'si wh\
they're inovitiL' it." ddij^d i tji^snuiti*
Erik.i C a.
nihor uimmunity 'chjni*es l.l"' kids
tdenlifk'd were improvements iiKi.ie iii
riict^iU y*.Mrs M tliL- Old Firehouso Civn
C'.'iiier. Utam-e^ m ijn; Ayon I.JW- Public
Library, jnd new crmMrmrlton of offii,.''
buildii'iKs1 at Moore imd^Vnlkcr.
Nemt'ih said thi> move went Mimiillily.
takirfi; ihree hours nithi-r, than mi
lislimattti five tiuurs'. "The pi-upli- ivi'r.rr
ju-it gruat today," she said. "A friend
.ind Moon* Ko.nl n-si«i.?nt.
Bt.'iil.ih
Pouers.
also made rrst1 ii nice ltim:h In
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Mural it Son of Cfi-Krf.ind MIO^I.TE the
iitjusu from :]33!):) Lake Rii,
U> an
imdiilerminvd address at t!ii.1 corner of
Moore and Chelsea, w.lmru Iniilder Stuvc
Sylvester i^ mi.'flii.g iKiusiiij; deniatids
in tlw Moorelatul Subdivision.
Kopf Construction Company is in tint
process of uptfradin;; the Moore and
I^ikc Koad intersection. The land is zoned ,K - :i. a l l o w i n g in u 11 i - f a iii i I y
d-'vulapmonts. which includes apartments and condominiums. Although
KopT said he is improving the area, he
chose nut to reveal details before piumi*
ittfi coniniissiou members are able to
reviuiv his plans.
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REMINISCING - Sanely Nemeth, owner of the house being moved, waits in iffor
part 61 the journey as she lights oil a tear. Her father built the honie in 1956.,
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learn about cbmrrn 'nity change as they watch a house being slowly moved to its
newtocatibn.
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S0UEE2E PLAY - A1 tittle pull here and push there provents removal of some
signs, including the one at York and Moore roads.
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33479 G LAKE RD., AVON LAKE, OHIO
933-6203
MON.-FR!. 8:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M.
SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M.
SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M.
AVON LAKE
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HOURS'
FOODLINER
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37525 COLORADO AVE., AVON, OHIO
934-5109
KOPP'S ICA
FOODLINER
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MON.-FRI.9A.M,TO9fTM.'
SAT. 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M.
9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. ON SUNDAY
GQfli '12 U3eH31d3S 'SS3Hd 3HX
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AVON' LAKE - Four new stores havi*
opwnei' their doors at '.uarwood Square
Shoppir^
Center, located at the corner
of Lear1 and Walker ' Roads, iri Avon
Ute. . . '
,Movie Mart, a video »tcjr<:. offers
thousands of (illus and movies in stock
in a bright, modern store. As the second
location in Avon Lake, and the sixth in
the metropolitan area, Movio Mart
owner; Bud arid, Tex Butcher said. ''W«
arc committed to giving our customers
the best selection and service around."
Tlierc is no membership fee and r.enti'ii
v-re: New Kclcascs at S2.50 piir day: ;
Gon'Jral Library at $2 for ? days: and
Selected Shor* Subjects at Si for 2 days.
Store hours are t p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday
through Friday;. 1* p.m. to 9 p.m. Satur- '
day and Sunday.
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Sassy's Flower- Shop, a full-service
florist, is owned by Barbara A. Stiubert ,
of North Rtdgcville. As an experienced
floral designer. nd graduate of Hixsen*s
School of .Floral D-.-tign and the fawlalr
Florist Schoplof Moral Design, Barbara •
''Invites everyone to stop in and visit tin;
new simp.", In it, you will find fresh
flowers, plants, silkl, country items and
also Fenion Glassware and » wedding
department. Delivery sarvicu is available
asaroTelenora.AFS, uncl Redboakwtro
services. Store hours are 9 a.m.; to 6^
p.m.. Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.' "
Thursday; closed Sunday. Tolephbno is
933-U400 or toll-free 800-543-7450. ,
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) Region V. is
giving notice of its intent to issue a Hazardous Waste permit to the Criemfcn
Corporation (Chemtron), located at 35850 Schneider Court. Avon, Ohio. The
permit would allow Chemtron to treat and store hazardous wastes.
Chemtron specializes in 'reclaiming and recycling waste solvents by
d'stiilation. Still bottom residues are b!e"nded into pumpable muctures that are
sent off-site for incineration or waste fue.1 use. Chemtron will stabilize acidic and
iiietal-comaining liquid wastes. Certain 1wastes are stored without treatment. No
hazardous waste is disposed Of on-sile.
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Drum and Tank management (or storing and/or treating the waste is
designed to prevent releases of waste and the drurrs and tanks are located oh
diked concrete pad*. Uquids collected en the pads are dumped into overflow
tanks.
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Under the conditions of tha Chemtron permit, the maximum amount of
wiistes to be stored is 55,000 gallons in 1,000 55-gaIlon drums, 4,500 gallons in
roll-off containers and 120.850 gallons in tanks, and the maximum quantity ot
hazardous wastes to be processed is 4,y00 gallons per day in roll-off containers
for solidification and 8,000 (jaiions per day in tanks for blending and grinding.
A Public Hearing may be held on November 8,1S8&. The Hoaxing, if held, will
begin at 7:00 p.m. and will continue until all persons who have registered have
had an opportunity to pre-senl their comments for the record-. THE U.S. EPA
RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL THE HEARING IF A WRITTEN
REQUEFf FOR A HEARING IS NOT RECEIVED BY THE CLOSE OF
BUS1NF.SS ON November 3, 1988- The request should include t h ^ reason(s)
for hoUing a Hearing anu those issues which will bfc 'ilscusaed atjhe Hearing.
CiiTirrents will be received from the publicduring t*io comment period.
. 7hi public, comment period on the draft permit begins September 19, 1988.
and a'Os November 3, 1988. All written.comments on the Chemtron Facility
^pplica'ion and the draft permit musl be postmarked by Nrvember 3, 1388.
Comments, or a request for a public hearing, should be sent la .Ms. Adrienne 0.
Hardy. U.S. EPA, Region V, Office of RCRA, 5 HR-JCK-13,230 South Dearborn
Street, Chicago. Illinois 60604.
The Chemtron permit application. !he U.S. EPA draft perm't, and Fact Sheet
are available for inspection at the Avon Public Library in Avon, Ohio. These
materials and other supporting documents, including all data submitted by the
applicant, are also available for review in the Administrative Record, at the U.S. '•..
EPA. Region V, Office of RCflA, 230 S. Dfearborn, Chicago, Illinois 60604 from ,
9:00 a-m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Please contact Ms. Hardy at
(312) 886-1657 for further information o' assistance.
After the t£ose, of the public comment period, U.S. EPA will evaluate all
comments received before issuing a final permit decision. Each person who
submitted written, comments or requested notice of the decision will receive
notice of the final decision. Under -TJ CFR f i t ® (62124.17, the U.S. EPA will
also respctci to all significant comments on :he draft permit- specify which
provisions, if any. of the draft permit were changed, and indicate whether
additional documents have been Induced in the Administrative Record.
The U.S. EPA's response regarding a decision to issue or deny the permit will
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a Kindorcare program in Atlanta ^ h e l s i \$h\
The Moms Time Off Program, starting
next week at the Community Education .••'« new resident of A v o n Lake, but ^ r e w - Spi
up in the Cleveland "ortja. She also
Center,. will be staffed by !wo women
SDverol years experience in
with previous experience in child care
industry!'-.
. ..,••'. ' ' L ?..:':,j^-i
settings. "Both women < are moms
themselves, and enjoy worlc'ng with tod- ... As of press lime,'there are still a few?
dlers", says Holly Kowalski. Preschool
openings i n the* Thursday Mems Time
Pronrams Director.
,
Off Program. The Wednesday Program
is full. For detailed informfiion on t h e
Gin««r Simon' ran her ovvn nursery
the:
school "Simon Says", in Avon Lake for Moms'Time OffProgram, stop 1by
Community Education i'Centor.' *1 23T\
five,years. She also has a teaching
t* •*„
degree and several years • experience Dolmer, o r call §33-2701. >
t&iching, grade school.
: Roberta DierinRer has been an aide'n
NOTWCOF
Sheffield
jouuwa
yo
H i r i n g to b* hdd on Monday C
totar 24.198a. at 730 pjn. in trw
Awn L A * CouncD;Chamt»r#. 15C
AronB«fd«n nsud, upon«jKOpos«d «K8pt>on to the Muter SaMUry
5«w»f Plan (w
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Sheffield Lake
Schools
'"Begin the" weeK or ?:
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A Full
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A. gency
Since
1952
9:00-5:00 Daily
[Sat. Closed June 1st
thru Sept, 1st
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The TownsenrJ
Learning Centers
Bob Allen
247-8300
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AVON HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE. Thursday
rrvoning. September 29, 1988; 7,P.M.
;
Pnrenls an cordially invited and encouraged to atlend the Open House at tho high school. The program
will begin at 7 p.m. in tho Ryin.
Following the opening program, you will have tha oppo tunHy «» bo with the teuchers in their classroom^ Sic?
guidance area, library and high school
Refreshments will be served by (ho PTJV in the
cafeteria at tho conclusion of the cvoning.
,
h *n
p p » p
bting raqiwslod In conjunction .wltft
OamaOia ConsUucUon SubdivJakm
Mo. 1. wtifctt is loutKl on Uw ««t~
Rood.
intomwtJCA psrtalnlns to lhf>
am«nd<nent thoH remain onflitHi
ih* of!** of trw Ciwk of Council 'or
the lnap«cbon eJ anyon* MO so
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OvkofCouncH
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Bloodmobile
The- Loroin Coyntj
tiloodmobite will bo at
Avon Loko High 'School.
175 Avon Dcldon R d ,
Avon Lake on,1.Thursday.
September *9 from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m
legal Notice
Grade* 5.1} CLASSES
444 Center Rd.
Avon Lake ,
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KORESTLAWN
The. school year ,ha» started horu in Sheffield Lake.
With it carn'c some changes. This year Forestlawn
School is 'he homy.of fourth and fifth graders only. The
school houses four fourth grades and three, fifth grades.
There i^ a class for DM students ana also an LQ
resource room; There was sotfiw anticipation on the part,
' of teachers and students alike as to how this ivould go.
The first lew days here at Forestlawn have Leon smooth
sailing all the way. Teachers have prepared their rooms
with the older children in mind. Already they, have
begun talking about how science equipment, planning
lime. etc.. can be bettor utilized this year to organize for
the students now and in the future. Thu students hove
come ready to iearn.They seem to have adjusted to,a
new school layout., with rostrooms, gym/cafpteria, office, etc. located in pliic&s to which they have have been
unaccustomed. Their behavior is excel' nf, tiven though'
there hn'/o been new rules or procedures they have hud
to follow. U the I9B8-89 school year for the stuff-and;
students ut Forestlawn continues to go as well as those
first few days, this promises tp be an outstanding year.
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Mr. Todd -, Vour Cleaner, has been s.»rving the Cleveland metropolitan area for
25 years arid theiropening m Avon Lake
marks their 25th store. As a full-sorvim
dry cleaner and shirt laundn. Mr Todd
also featurtw cmiHJay tlry cleunlng. shoo
repair, and complete care for all fabrics
Managed b : J a n Wjiesemann of
Wr^tlake. tLa store hours are 7 30 a.m
to 7 p.sa.B Monday through Fnda, 5 aja
to 0 p.m., Saturday; closed Sunday
ROC'i! Card and Gilts offers irendy
canis and gifts with elements of fashion
and stylo. This fun and fashionable store
is,filled with greeting cards, stationary,
gifts. T-shirts, gift w r a p mugs and
seasonal merchandise.; The shop alw
features candy from the Candy .Shop in
Vermilion. Owner, Voro'Moorettndher
daughter Rebecca, said. "We are proud
to came to Avon Lake and know that
people til all ages will find that special
card or gift in oucstore."Storehoursaro
It. a-m. to 8 p^nv~:Monday through Friday; Saturday. 10 a-m. to 0 pra; dosed
Sunday, rlburs >vilt be extended during
the holiday^: • , '', ;'
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According to Neil C; Weinberger, Vice j
President, of JND: "Properties, InC^ t h e
shopping center dovehaper ind mnnase-^;
ment corapany,,"Fox Drug wil! be cpening flny day,, and opening for cthar
•aiorcs will be^fonhcomlng titAAgi'and
opening celebration ' for tearwood
Shopping Center.-Es planned for*
poucver
NONOtSCRIMWATlON
ON THE BASIS
OF HANDICAPPED
STATI ,
t Avon Urt» d o « not
Utaetunlnu* on m« Basis ol h«no.iaop«j a u t u , ) n ^ admfttton or
» « • • • lo. w tTBatnwrt or .mploy.
Avun B«ld#n Road, fms
w » " designated to coordinal* eonv
Apologizes
Schmikla - Shutic
Engagement
by Carol Ludi'kos
AVON - Mayor, Charles HUSSLT
apologised to council members and ciljresidents at last treekV regular council
meeting. The apology stemmed from thu
mayor signing lh»- name- uf others on n
document 1needed lo create an enlurprise zone.
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"I 'Wish to apologize to the citiguns of
Awn and Council." he said.
Thu enterprise zone, vhich included
Avon.Lake. Sheffield Village and SlVef. field Lake, had been. *-iopted these city
council's in August. Avon adopted the
enterprise zono urdihance Augl 29. .
Tho papcrworl had to be fti the Counly Commissioner's Office the next day.
The mayor, pressed, for limir that next
morning, said he -tcled overzealously
whon ho affixed two 'official signature*
on the document.
Police Chief John ViiaijI told council
members and ihe audience that his
duparutiunt found nothing [ciiniinul)
during tnt'Ir imesli^atitm of ihe signing
of this document,
,
in othei action, council:
7 adopled an 'ordinance authorizing
eii'ploynieiit and compensation for,
Patrolman Shawn A.Rinkerof Amhcrst.
as listed in qiass II and interim rate 6f
S7.50 per hour effective Sept. 12. ,
" adopted an ordinance amending; the
administrative ordinance number 27-85'
exhibit H. and ordinance number, 54-aa
and their respective schedules and exhibits relating tu wage and fringe benefit
, provisions far employees of the city who
are not covered by the collective
bargaining agreements.
" adopted ah ordinance,accepting the
improvements, .except sidewalks, in the
Ed Smitek Subdivision, number, two.
Mr. and Mrs. John I- SchmikJa, 6507
Clsarair Drive, Mentor, announce the
engagement of th^ir daughter. lanica
Marie, to Patrick Shutic. son of Mr. and
Mrs. fohn Shutic of Avtn Lake.
Miss ScLmikJ3 is a 1Q&5 graduate of
Mentor Christian School. Shu is presently employed by CEI at the Perry Nuclear
Power Plant in North Per.-y Village. H^r
fiance
is a 1081 gradual of Avon lake
(
I>gh Schol and is a mechanics assistant
at CEI at ihe Perry Plant.
A June 24, 1989 wedding at NotUnghame Baptist Church in WlJloughby"
Hills'is planned.
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Elliott-Amsden
Engagement
. . ' P i e r w . •' .t ...:.•:;.:•-:••:•:.,
,
the squad has only delivered one other
So Tim helped Krislio back into the
than Erin Marie which he can recall.
hotisc and the Avon Lake Paramedics
"We're all on a high; there's no doubt
were called.
about that." Bickers added. "It's a
Upon arrival, hear 8 a.m., the rescue
wonderful experience and one that I'll
squad could sec the baby Was just about
never forgot,"
,
ready to see her first sights of the world.
The squad exchanged high-fives with
E.M.T. Rich Frasolak adjusted the , seighberi
Allowing an excitement that
near-born in proper position as
just would net end. After all. most of
Paramedics Charles Bickers and John
thoir calls arc much loss pleasant.
Young matched clean blankets with
, Erin made tho Fairview General
their training in childbirth. ,
Hospital staff get out thefr erasers, for
The expert advice of Dr. Donald
her unofficial birth certificate was
Bundec, already, at Fairviow General.'
prepared to state sho was born, '.n
was also on tho end of Timothy's phone.
Cuyahbga County and at Kairvicw. ,
' At first the baby did not want to como'
Erin fs the new granddaughter of Jim
forth, but two good pushes later, tho
and Jean Krqnbach plus Norm and Mary
paramedics Were holding a newborn
Ann Neidcrrnefcr. all of Toledo.
baby gin gaining her pink complexion.
Her feet were not even out as she began
her first well-received cry.
; "Kristio and Timothy said the performance of the rescue squad was nothing
but "excellent."
,
Holy Spirit, Ladies Guild will hold its
"They were hero right cf way and you
Fall Indoor Garage and Bake Sale from 9
would have never known this was their
d.m. until 3 p.m. on Thursday.
first delivery," Kristio said. Also at the
September 29 in the church hall, 410
scono was Avon Lake Police Officer Ken , Lear Rd., Avon Lake, Ohio.
Vaccorro.
. There will be clothing and other
miscellaneous household items. Fan"I've been on the force for 20 years.
10 years as a paramedic, and this was. tastic bargains for everyone! Anyone
having items to donate ploaso bring
tho first child I've ever delivered,*'
them on Tuesday^ September 27 from 10
Bickers said. "Everything wont so quicka.m. to 3 pirn., and 7 p.m. until 9 p.m..
ly and smoothly too. One minute the
and on Wednesday, Scptembor 28 from
baby wasn't there and the noxt minute
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to the church halt or
she was." . .
call Kathy 933-4139. Joan. 933-0056. or
According to Avon Lake Firo Chief
Madelyn, &33-6506 for pickup.
Gary. Fryfogle, all emergency medical
tochnlclans and paramedics are Welltrained in child birth procedures, but
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, Jody Elliott and Matt Amsden will -;
marry October 15, 19eB on the, deck r
overlooking Lake Erie at LakewobdV
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Continued from page j
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---jody Is assistant mariaaor..at. the;-;
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^associate . account executivo ;at';
7Belden/Fwnz/Ij)hman , Advertising -\ In ••.,
Westlake and a I(/81 graduate of Miami S
, University. Jody and Matt are both>977 ,
graduates of Avon Lake High School. ; :
The couple wiil honeymoon f n S.ihlbol.:
Island, Florida and rosldo in Avon I^iko. *
Jody, Elliott and Matt Amsden
Babysitter's Clinic At Library
The Children's Stafr of the Avon Luke
Public Library will conduct a Babysitter's Clfnic on Tuesday. September 27
and Wednesday. September 28 .from 4-5
PM. Included in lha clinic wMl bo a.
discussion an health and safety, the
responsibilities of child caro and being
"in charge", diapering, and ways to
ontortain sm^H children. Prospective sit-
Take Your
Choice
ters should bo no younger than 11 years
old. Both sessions should be attended to
receives certificate;-•,'
-On Thursday and Friday, Sept. 29 & 30
a Babysitter's Clinic Tor Hoys only will
be held from 3:45-4:45 PM. To register
for. cither clinic, calf the Library at
933-412Q. .
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Tim community unnua! Homecoming
Fusttvul is off 10 a roaring start- Among
tin; many uc I hit it's planned is Inn Hifth
School ITA Halloun launch and the
Creative Apple Table, featuring crafts us
well as ipplu bakud yooils.
Many tfclectibles will bu suld such us:
apple pie, brtad. muffins, wpplt* frit tors
and carnicl apples.
Stop by tlio lablu and nupport tho high
school PTA.
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Troop 332 Awards
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* Boy Scout Troop 332 ntcognized the Management. Small Boat Sailing and
accomplishments of its Scouts at art Weather; and Jim Sobey. Canoeing. Enawards ceremony held on August 16. vironmental Science, Lortherwork.
Forty-seven merit bodges and five ad- Lifesaving. M-'mmals. Motorboatmg.
vancements in rank were av.jrded. The Rowing and Soil, a n d Wilted
.
mnjorityof the ment badges were car ti- Conservation. -^.".', ^
ed by the Scouts at sumricr camp at
Rondagstad was awarded tho rank of
Camp Firclands Scout Reservation- The Tenderfoot Scout. Mark Szippl was
following merit badges were awarded: awarded Second Class Scout Ttu rank^
Christopher McPonald. Swimming: fjf First Class was attained by lasJn VinMark Szippl. Lcatherwork; Km Oagstad, cent and Tim Vincent Jim Soboy wait
Astronomy and Leuthcrwork;- Dan
recognized for earning the rank of Star 2«1
Elliott. Swimming, Environmental., Scout;
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Science-and Small Boat Sallirg: Rob . Davsd L«SR vfas recognized for com'
Creun. \Voodcarving. Environmental
plelihg ; the ;FivDdMilc Swim at Camp-^
Science and. Swimming; .Norm' Hull. Firclands. He completed tho course a t ^ '
Canoeing. Swimming, and Baskotry; very fast 2 hours 43 minutes time. Dan
Jason Vincent, Mammals, Basketry and
was acknowledged for com-_
Woadcarving; Tim Vince-nl. En- Passmorc
pleting the B^.A. Snorkelhig and B-SA-'
vironmental, Science. Soil and Water
Conservation and-Weather: Scott Whit-'- Ufuguard certification progiam JEm
tittgton. Environmental Science, Small Sobey; was also recognized for com**
Boat S^Uing, and" Woodcarving: Ken' ploting the B;S.A Snorkotlng,
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Elliott, Camping, .Citizenship' in the r e q u i r e m e n t s , . ' ,J •'•.<• ^
Community, Environmental iiut'nre. 1 , Boy Scout Troop 332 meets each Tues-,
day evening 7:30 to.9 p ml at Ihe Avon
Small Host Sailing, and Leath^rvyork:
Dan Passmore, Mammals, Motor- ; LakoUnited Church of Christ.-All Interested youths between the ago of 11
boating. Small Boat Sailing, Sail and
Water Conservation and Weather, David , and 18 tint welcome. For Inforraalion
Less. American Cultures, Citizenship In
pleaso coll Norm Passmore at 933-6064
the World. Nature, Mammals, Personal •or.Larry Vincent at 933-4130 i
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ihe high school.
This year student council (numbers
will help pass out 'message cards for Ihe
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Alcohol & Drug Abuse Seminar Set
"The disease of Alcohol and Other
Drug Abuse: Family Illness and Community Effects" will be the subject v( the
initial seminar on ALCOHOL AND
DRUG ABUSE on September 25.1988 at
the Avon Lake 'Jnited Church of.Christ
(Eleclric Blvd.. just wail of Avon Beldeii
Road). The session
will begin at 7 p.m.
Liz Adamson1. Ed ucal ion/Prevention
Coordinator, Lorain County Council on
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, Inc., will
be the presenter. Before joining the staff
of L.C.C.A.DA. in August ol 1980. Ms.
Adamson served as president of her
mm education-'prevention , company,
Hope Through Education Associates.
Slie has designed and implemented
several prevention programs throughout
N.B; Ohio.
.
Under. Ihe general title of, "AVON
LAKE'- IT AiNT MR. ROGER'S
NEIGHBORHOOD: ALCOHOL AND
DRUGS IN YpUR OWN BACKYARD".
Fundraiser Set
Once agaip the Avon Lake High
School PTA will be selling Avon products as a fall fund raiser.
,
With the holidays not far off. these
Avon beauty p.-oducts and accessories
make nice gifts. "
Orders will be taken thefirsttwo
weeks in November with delivery before
Thanksgiving. Start making your
Christmas gift giving lists now and keep
us in mind.
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Order books will be available the last
• ivtttk in October. • . '
. For any information please contact
Nancy Thompson at 933-9:44 or Mary
Ann Hassel at 933-99J5.
ijz Adamson
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\he settiinaran September 25 is lii« first
in a series of four v.'imnjrs plamuti to
dt-aJ with t','is critical problem Oilier
aspects,of tfcc jirublum wJl bedeu't with
on October 9, Its and 2J. This series is
presented for the good and welfare of .
our community. The invitationfcoesout
(o parents, teachers, wjcial workers, '
clergy ...to all »ho ar/i Lauccrtied about :
family,, friends, <IIK> the vury fabric of ,
the community.
!
Following a<i opening presentation, i;
there vvill be an opportunity for dialogue
with the speaker and with athsr per- j
sons. There will alia bo u time for infor- '
nu.1 disoission while pjrticipunts aval!
themselves of refreshments
Succeeding sessions will lit'dt with Intervoution; How to Survive Living With
An Alcoholic: Adolescent Chemical
pependone^; Adult Children oT
.Alcoholics; and Personal Fo-rcr and
Personal Chok us
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re for their Sunday game. Nailers
goalie BretU Wagner saved 12 balls from
(
Setting into the not. Although this was
not a win for the Nailers, them were
several outstanding defensive plays
wade by Zak Kaya. Ellissa McFeature
and Billy Carte making the other team
fZJZ*"* ^ Mindy Wright and Jam*
work up a sweat for each score.
Coddard. Goalies Jarret Coddard and
• Soccer Under 15 - The Pump Jockey.
Anthony Michaels each had one save
l a c Jocks bad a narrow defeat by
which would mean the the full backs
Amnerst with a SCOre ending the game.
had done an excellent job at keeping In
*I*C first goal of the season was scored
other team from getting close enough lo
by-Don
Wash assisted by Paul KebJng.
score.
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followed by Wi-helie Miller assisted by
Outstanding defensive plays wen: Paul Reising. Ken v>Z"«»as assisted by
made by Matt. Edwards and !o«y Jami Casteel ond Marty Krai assisted by
Kucuuch in clearing the ball over the
Ken Williams.
- .
center hno from the half-back position.
,
Outstanding
plays
were
preformed by
The Sheffield Lake Fire Fighters
Flames returned an Sunday to win Chris Pankratz. Ken Williams and Paul
Rcising. making this a edge-of-the-suat
another game over a Lorain team with
game, keeping players fans wailing until
t r ^ ^ V - T w o B«ls wem made
the very aid with anticipation.
oy JurretGoddard with an assist by JimSoccer Under 12 - The Cardinals haa
my Coddard. The.two additional goals
a great season opener witha 0-q win over
were made by Mindy WrigUl and Gcno
Midvicw. The team had played good ,
benwartz assisted by Jimmy Goddard.
defense with goalies Briap. Letterle and
Anthony Michaels had four saves and
Cn»
Connily preventing Oie other team
Jarret Coddard had two saves while in
from scoring. Tom Rister had four goals
the goal box the otlier team was unable
with assists from Leo Murl-.au. Shannon
to score more than one point. Megan
Ponkranut and Matt CUty. Shannon
liarth. Joe Lewis, and Tom Heamond
Pankranlz scored with an assist from
along with IHJ rest of the team added to
Matt Weigan. and final goal xvas made
Ifto overall outstanding plays that gave
b
y « ° Markou. It was a great gamo for
the Flames their second win.
the Cardinals. Keep up the good work.
Soccer Under 11 - The Abbe Road
This is CARDINAL country! The CarLumber Nailers had a 2-2 tie game with
dinals proved that Sunday, by beating
a Loraua team. Ono goal wasrn'oAfby Midview for the second time this
Znk OorsUing and one was made by Kric
SHnson. Tom Rister Scored five «»«k,
Ileizberger with an assist from Jason
assisted by Shannon Pankratz. and Matt
LvanofT.
Carty. Goalies Brian Lottorle and Chris
Connelly hold Midview loono point. An
Coalio Breot Wagner had five saves
ouistandirtg defense controlled this
and Cnug Scott had six preventing Tim
game, with Steve Kovach. Becca Wnshn
Cornveau was applying the pressure
and Cbris Pyles making key plays. Tertrom his midfield position showing DO
rifle TEAM work - keep it up
signs of letting a ball got by without putCARDINALS.
•
ting his footprint on it.
The Abbe Road Lumber Nailers were
ifclertd .by a Lorain team with a 7-0
Basketball Court To Return
Hasketball returns to Bleser Field. The
Service Departmenl is currently workII»B on a replacement basketball cuurt al
Uleser.Ficld. It will h.. completed soun.
The Over 18 and Over 35 Basketball
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On T h u r s d a y .
September 22 Cfiarlenc
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Avon's , J-yard .line. On a .second and
six, Muicalf gained five to set up third
« COLUMBIA STATION - As Hurand one on the Esgte's tj-yard Una. Tho
o: ricanc Gilbert pounded into the
UJ' mainland tonight {no relation to 1 hi> first down was Raided, milking it first
uTi'.i H«<I1 from the five. One play lulvr,,
j£ writer), (lie undefeated Avon Eagles rollMettalf score' Hm touchdown, which
ed oil a large T/nvi* into Coiumbi.1 Statatur proves to be the m.tme-winiiur. The
tion to face tliu Kaidurs. After last
kick Failed, but in this TO drive, Metcalf
week's,offensive show of over 400 yards
1
gainod
53 yards. 36 rushing ;md 17
total effwnse. this week's offense could
receiving.
not mount a drive of any kind and *uffcfud a heart-breaking 6-0 Joss to the • The Eagle offense had to do'something
Raider
of Columbia.
now. but a costly Mistake on the kickuff
1
Thw first.half was s-corelcss but both
put them in adwp holti. A good run by
teams had their changes., The Eagles got
|im Beros gave them some breathing
tbeir first break when Columbia got a
room, but unco again they had to purit.
personal foul penalty called against their
With the start of tho fourth quarter,
punt return team. After three downs, the
the defense had to come up big. Three
Eagles wore stopped in Ihejr tracks and
bus loads of Avon fans were in the
were forced to punt again. This time it
stands shouting "Defenses" and lhuL
was the Raiders' turn to see if they could
bund was busy playing their fight song.
move the bait. On the first play from
Even the players on the bench were yellscrimmage, John , Mohr made a - great
ing to their fellow teammates to come up
leaping one-hand
Interception
Of
a
Dave
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with a turnover.
' •, •
Smith pass.1-However, the Eagles w e e
After the teams exchanged posses-,
unable to move iho ball and Greg
sions, the Eagles began running out of
Wct»rsch had to punt'
time. At the 4:10 mark in the quarter, a
1
pass from QB Greg Wearschto Sean
One of the, big defensive plays happen:
Boutin was incomplete,but everyone in
. ed for the Eagles when Haider QB Dave
the'stands thought there might have
Smith rolled to his right' and was
been interference against the Raiders.
.,. pressured by Brian McCallie and then
The next play was an incomplete pass
jim Beres.cnme up to make the hit. The
and at the 3:45 mark: Wearsch threw a
' defense at this point, kept the Eagles in
strike to Brian McCallie that wm, just off ,
the game. The offense looked like it tv.js
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fingertips for the tying touchdown.'
starting lo control the, ball when QB
That, was all the steam the EagjesJ coc<ld .
Greg Wcarsch had his pass picked off by
generate -their last chance. Tho Raiders
two-way player defunsm. back and
ran out the clock. It was a hard- fought
quarterback Dave Smith. The Eagles got
defensive game with the Eagles coming
the ball back, but could not mount any
close a couple of times, but no cigar.
offense and had to punt again.
The Raiders came out for their last
"Thr defense played good, but not
, ' march on offense and Smith hit running
guod enough to win tonight," Coach
back Paul Mutes!F for a 20 yard gain,
Mikn Kelly said. "The poor condition of
That was the most yards gained on a • tiie field had no Impact in< the (Mine
slnglo play in the first half.
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Seres bad a goad game. He was getting
Then ponaltJos hurt tho Raidare. On u
us out of holes that, our offense had
third down and long, it was the Eagles'
created; Greg Wearsch had a good game
John Mohr, in Iho face of tho Raider QB
lo, force n Raidor punt. Tho Eagles , too. He punted real good, giving thorn
couldn't move tho ball and the half end- - bad field position and that was a key
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EAGLES NEST - John Mohr was all
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over the field defensively. Ho had three
of strange things happened that could
tackles and an Interception plus a
hove effected the game's outcome. The
deflected pass. Russ Campbell had two
, Eagles couldn't move but the Raider oftackles and a quarterback pressure A
fen-' -attic out tike a different team.
pressure is when you put pressure on
Quaiturbnck Smith came out throwing
the QB without tackling him. In additho ball sharply. He completed a 17-yard 1 tion. Ed Krystowski had two key tackles. •
tlrlke to Paul Metcalf, then Me tea! f
Chipping in were Sean Boutin. Tim
gained IS yards on a run up the middle.
Vodicka. Ed Thuning. B.J. Johnson and
The officials'did not call an apparent
Dave Pocos. Offensively, Jlm'BcrcS had,
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Avon Abounds
Sports Action
AVON VOLLEYBALL - Tho Avon Varsity-team travelled to Keystone to'slart.qt
ihuir season. They defeated Keystone in two games. Tho final scores were/15^7.'ar
15-0- High servers were Jenny Phillips with nine points and Amy Fitch
with"eigl
Hifjh spiker was Miiri Cundersen with 12.
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Leading servers fpr'lha match were Erin Kyach with eight points and RcnoeBor^^
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spikes and two kills while Jennifer Phillips had 10 hits and one kflL Erin Kyach ; " :
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tough match ended with scores of 15-11,15-13. arid :15-a. A*ayFilch was lead
scorer with eight points. Mari Cundersen was leading spiker with 25 of 27 hJta^i
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raised its record to 4-1. Leading scorers were Jennifer Phillips and Mari CiinBe
with seven points each. Phillips was also leading splker.with five of slxiSv^fAVON SOCCER - The Avon Wildcats (U-12AJ preyed on^Oberlin In! their'seasS
apencr, for a 13-0 vicl«i>- for the Wd<lcats. Their tcmlpiy Was established es'mat^
ivere run by Jeff Evanoff (2), Frankie Colbert (2), Ton:niy;GaUaghet(2t-JC
Fischbach. Josh Gmnda. Larry Krystowski.;/Aaron Corrivcau;rAo^bny;]baoit:^i
Paul Timkp, and Scott Lorchbacher. Gillies Danny Mulbach and David McFeetun£
saw no action in this Wildcat-dominated game thanks;to outstanding defenseTronP
Mike Parks and Jeff UefJ. Teamwork wras said to be increfliWo. > >
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Sept. 10,,Mike Fischbach scored the first goal for tha'kickersL Ricky:ShephH
blasted tho second goal. Assists wore made by Katie Schlfjssman'and Stove; Krai
Defensive standouts in this gamo were tho AshoHen brolhors; Dave and,*Nfc0Mi
McGoody and Nathan Sebold ccihbined for several spectacular; sayesi^v0vyi5fH^g
The Avon Kickers caaio back for a re-inatch on Sunday, SeptHiiaiiding u"weIK|
played 3-3 tie. Steve Krall booted the first goal Mike FlMhnacK KtrtiUrt «hw ^ y r * £
goal assisted by Matt ColberL loo Cuorricri rallied Uie third g^aL Eddie BuehMt^
and Jim Wittcrspoon played good defense Nathan Sebold and Mike McGeadyhV
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Hrooksidc 15 1 and 15 7 Ludinp servers wrrc Rencu Bower. Amy Filch, and Kim'?1
McGnet. «jch with sevtn points Muri Cundersen wai leading spiker with five of
five hits und three kill*
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1G-14 High spikors were Rosio Schneider with 30 and Mart Cundersun with 18.
High scrven wcr Roslc Schncidbr with 13, Mori Guudorscn with 17. and KeneatS
Bower with 10
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(.nother win ngoinst Elyria WeM The J V/s arc 8-0 for the season. .
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StiLfficld The Eagles won their first -natch 14-10, 15-11,15-7 and Jost Ihs a S
match 1S-2 and 15-4
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match 10-15, 15-12 0-15 and their second match 11-15,10-15
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Avon Lafco^0-15.11-15. Danise bradke. Denise SemiceJc andIStw Hollars comblabd'i
for,12 points in the effoxt.; GOLF - Tho varisty golf loom won their first mritchi
against Brookslde. 182-186. Eric Siegort led the Eagles with e 42. Thol.V; tBam'also|
Collected a victory. Thq varisty team lost tc- EJyria : WesL'EricSicscrt
lod with a'40.5
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BRIEFLY
I-X Fuels R/C Mini-Car Rally
CLEVELAND - The 2nd annual R/C Mini-Car R»l~ ly will encore at thu upcoming 19B8 National Craft &
Hobby Expo, where hundreds of plastic models and
radio-controlled (R/C) racers will bfa on display Sept.
29 through Oct. 2 at (he International Exposition
Center, next to Cleveland Hopkins Airport.
Modol car enthusiasts nnn R/C funs of all ages will
' delight at the vast urrsy oi' planes; boats; rockets;
cars: accessories; paints; kits and more all reppresented at tho Expo by this county's loading
distributors and manufacturers. Additionally, the
Hobby Section of the Expo will introduce the i.B89
product lines.
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enter the R/C Mini- Cur Rally and become eligible to
win fabulous prizes.
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everyone to know they don't have to be an expert (o
compete." explained Jean Hoffman, show manager.
The wide assortment of mode! car stylos offered at
tho show will attract enthusiasts from yesterday's
nostalgia bufr to today's high-technology wiz.
General admission is S4.50 for adult? ami $3.50 for
children. Discount coupons to''save $1 will.sbqh be
available at all Convenient Food Marts .throughout
Northeast Ohio. For further information, call
1-529-1300,
Avon Lake Hosts Olympb Gold
AVON LAKE - Just as the XXlV.Olymplad is about
to begin, the Avon Lake Sports Hail o"'Famn announces: the Class of '88. This year's class includes a
two-time gold medal winner. .' • • -. •. "., • ,
.The gold modal athlete is Chuck Vinci. Chuck won
his two gold, medals as'a,'weight lifter. In tho
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, will be Ted Cheater, Ken Carmen., Willie Birtolovich,
and the )967/68 Av^a Lako Football team;'which was
undefeated, piling up a record of 9 and 0. ••
This outstanding group of local athletes will'be
honored at the 4th annual ALSHF dinner on Saturday, November 19, 1988 at the Fountain Bleu Party
Center in Avon Lake. Tickets will bo available at tho
Hall of Fime booth during Homecoming Days^October 1 and 2.
The Hall of Fame committee invites you to atop by
their booth at Homecoming for information about
this year's clu^l. ZA well as earlier classes. Plaqi'*i<* of
previous classos arc on display In tho field houso
behind the high school.
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Both teams did an outstanding Jobras;;alnetoenw
Lcfi/wood participants .'improved Iholrtimcsfroniffi
the previous week with Brad Crellin loading the way&
with one minute and forty seconds ahnved offhljiji
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Amy Knolss ran bar best time in two seasons to glve|j
the Avon Lake girls a taste of victory.' All the rutv^
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Invitational and Malone Inyllational for the next twoi|
•Saturdays of competition "
Eagles Fly For Vlctbr.es
fJSHit1 ~i lH fmss c o u m r y competition. JennyScharr clocked a 20 21 victory to lead iho
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Learwood Keeps On Running
AVON LAKE - The Learwood Middle School
Cross Country teams captured victories on Wednes-1
day as they defeated Amherst. Tho girls w»ro victorious with a, 24-32 decision as tho boys pulled a
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Charlie Spencer had a strong finish tn'tho boyi 1 ^
. division as well as Chris Potts to boost the Iwys toj
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blocks from
Brobkside teammates lo move the football against oncoming
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. Shoremen powemj past the Brooksidu
; Cardinals last Friday in, football com• petition, earning a 40-10 victory during
•; the last of three lion-conferencu games
} (hat opened the season.
!< Avon Lake Quarterback Matt Anthony
• bit wide receiver Adam Scavriicky on
three occasions fur touchdown passes,
plus Steve Wheoiur. Brent Keener and
' joson Kopf consistently ran the bail for
, ley plays thai led to victory.
r Although Avon Lake wan. with the
sccrcboard ds proof, Orookside Coach
George Ham mill saw a team victory fur1
the Cardinils as they commanded
respect in the second half.
In a garni) that showed no losers,
Brookside rallied to produce s««rriiiil hair
camu-fram-txibirid scoring, which consisted of Iwa touchdowns, tsacli complete with a two-point conversion.
"We showed everybody that we can
play football." Ha mm ill told his learn
following the game. "You scored 10
points from u (cam that's ranked lop in
ihe area, lliink about ihiit."
The Shqram'en. ti tutor (Iiti rlirertiuri of
Cunch I'rili Toiiiifi/i'ivKki. *ih(ivv*'if. why
t <nil"H>lttl>;. inj'.li I'iinklUj; '
mi a
touchdown run to K1-'' 'hir imjt:n;nli|Hi
After n Scnvnic:ky uxlrii point.
IWm dcftlllSil SOON nJgfl'ilH'd
iusNi;ssi(iri. liMiihliii^ Sciivnicky tti
uccivii JI W-yanl JM*S frmn Mutt
\nihmiy.
Sieve Whuulur prodncuil , cmisisiiml
uns. indudhu; » Miuiml (|iKiri>!r fmirlartl tmiciiduwn squtittzv. brinni Hciiv-.
cL 'rt!t;oiv(.id yui findliiur T O JIVIS-J in
boost the Shuremuti to a 27-0 advantage
at halftime.
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halftime, but was gone buforu the n.arching bands left ihe field.
But by the end of a scoreless, third
i quarter. Brookside decided to gain IhiS
, respect they were after. Quarterback Oamian Heck flipped a lateral to Shane
, Delligatli who hurled a 20-yard pass to
|be Schill, already in th« onri* zone. For
two more points, the Cardinal offonsa
blocked the way for Oclligattt to simply
run the ball in himself. The conversion
, meant ' much more than, two points,
however. Tho team was coming alive on
the field, the sidelines and in the stands.
The Brooks! do defense .'ikewisn
caught (i spirit that produced excitement
with cx.^uliuti. if nut for (he scorcooitrd
fur themselves. Whun the Cardinals
recaptured Ihe hull, believers w«re made
on a 47-yard pass I " Kob Brecdon.
, Avon Lake had vengejince as Scuv*
riicky connected tin ii quick ati-ydtd
touchdown pliss, to mako sum the Cardinals wouldn't threahm their victory.
Then, late in the game. uophoiTiortt Brunt
KI;I;IHT ti»ok ;t iis-yunt run into tin; «>ml
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evoniiiQS. Call CAROL J . GRESCO, £133-6195,
SPACIOUS a GRACIOUS
349336, This 4 bedroom homo in 3upof family area of'
lers quality plus. Enjoy tha l,-ng« eal-in kiictien, family
ruoin , with fireplace tirKl bookcases, lust Iloor
Hi-n/bfidroom. ti.-isem.jru dn<j boatili fully landscaped
yaid.'. Asking $141,300-' CAROL RAMAGLI at
933-6195. • • , ' . '
1
MATCHLESS QUALITY
364351. Don't miss this new listing offering 3
bedrooms & Z full baihs: Special features include
Peda windows. Cdppes kitchen cabinets, 2 Ventarcma skylights, crown molding, built-in microwave &
much more. Ca!l lor your personal tour, $64,900.
HELEN BOGGS, ""
GREAT FAMILY LOCATION
363063. Close to schools artd recreation, this 3
bedroom home, is ideal for a young family. Many
special features include newer roof & HW tank, cent a l vacuum system, full • basement. MARY ANN
TILDEN, 933-6195.
CHILDREN WANTED —
365535. To fill this 3 bedroom bungalow located close
to schools and playground. Pickets surround the
.'lackyanl insuring hours of playtime luh. Sensibly
priced al $52,500. Call BARBARA CLAYCOMB al
933-6195.
359735. Affordable interest rales arc still available
Consider this charming 2 bedroom home. Larger than
it appears, this property'features,2 eating areas,
separate, utilities,.covered patio and 1 car garage.
$47,900. MARY ANN TILOEN. 933-6195.
STYLE - QUALITY - VALUE
365627. "A homo that dreams arc mado of." T
bedroom ranch in fast growing and desirable Avon,
Lake. Low fuel budget, charming with many updates.
Entertaining can be a part ol the real joy of owning
this home. Attached 2 car garage. Low S90's. Call
LINDA EHLE, 933-6105.
If You Shop At
Nehnan-Marctts.
Saks'Fifth Avenue.,
New York City,,
Ami am afford the better things in liftMaybe It's Time To Step Up To
SHAKER AUTO LEASE, INC.
Now Avaihibli*
KUSS I-RIKDRICH
SHOWHOUSE PERFECTION
.._.„ . _ . , _ ^ ,
358283. Extensive remodeling wUI make you foal &«
you |ust bought a brand now home in Lorain. Ef(Jc*ent>,
ly designed kitchen with new oak cabinets. TW*f.3 5
bedroom ranch has extra insulation assuring Winter^
wa/mthi and coolness in'summer: Once you sa&MiA
you'll want to own itt Asking •: 549,500.r HELEN J
BOGGS, 933-6195. .
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: > ^
LOVELY EXECUTIVE RANCH
7 \ ',V' ^ ^ : S
361071. Move-Jn condition - outstanding 4.'bodfoom^
ranch with large newly ;rodO5Orated -kitcheni^S^
bathrooms redecorated. Extra ixge lot Full baio-V;
ment. All you have to do is move in. Many extras in4'"
eluded. JOANNE AMES, 933-6195.
••,-'':'Jij.^:.
;
LIKE TO WALK?
•
-' ';• -,.•. ; ;% .:\ .;h%;?&
359872. Within walking distance of: shops,;^
restaurants and banking) Also, subdivisionreccenter^
with pool, tennis and party room! This 4 bedroom, allir
etoctric homo has 21x7 first Iloor utility ajoa, screened •:
sun-porch, fight 'n airy contemporary 2iir. .newfy-J;
stained exterior (no work for, hopefully .10 years),' and -X;
gas line available to homo, can be easily converted!'',';,
Immediate occupancy can be available! Priced in the;"/
$140*8. Call the lister KATHY KHEEGER; 933-7700,'
for your "grand tour".
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INV
Homes for Sale
A W o i SiJe
COUNTRY LIVING AT I T S BEST!
327934. On one acre. 5 bedroom cotarnaf with large
attached garage (3 cax). Very affordable at 164,500.
Call BEVERLY AUFDENKAMPE at 933-8195.
CARRIAGE LANE - A GREAT LOCATION
362747. Beautifully cared, for ,4: bedrrxm* Cofonial;
situated in prime Avon Lake location. Park-Wco yard;
can be enjoyed trom your la/ge sun room - rtyHea i n ;
the family room, 2V4 batits, and more. CaB.BETTY^
WAKEF1EUJ of MARY ANN T1LDEN. fl33*19£'ft£?
EXECUTIVE PROPERTIES ,
l,a<g# buck ft cottar Colomnl on 34
aeras. OitllncVv* from tN> circular
central stairway to tha tamily room
AN tYO.UMV*. iAS I smi i J
AFFORDABLE RANCH S4S.500
With fenced yard and idvely landscaping. 3 bedrooms
and detached garage. Good storage and nfce localioti. Call BEVERLY AUFOENKAUPE at 933-6195.
i o • I L \ M M i Al i MAM.N e. Moot i.s
I I O J * Formal dining room. 2 1/2
ttd**S. contral ait. lull boMment,
possihlo Hoc Room/ Grounds
faalur* 2* X 40 barn. pond, picnic
"pttv^l'OT, F^U'I 11*03.' OVOf 20 0009
wooda, 1220,000. Ptvmt 456-6151
' (Lotiiin Co.)
1
J fl REALTV
FAIHV1EW PAftK. W.2Q0W SL by
Owner. 2 OH, 2 tlt*pimcm%, porch,
2 1/2 car garag*. OPEN HOUSE,
Sun 1:30-4:30 p m . or c a l l
nuCKV HIVEH tor • • * • by owrwr,
Crindon Ptaca, v a c i t i v * Crodo,
I.JCO K). It. 3 BK, 2 bath, lot! a m ,
formal dln'rw room, family room,
rirsplaea, • • ! In fcttclwn. 2 brg«
palioa, 2 1/2 car garag*. Cui<om
blinds a. anp*», 33*-abO4
AVON LAKE Or OWNEH. 3 Cidm
^oumry spiit. "itfi I 1/T tialhs. Innmj
loiim', litmng <oo"v, oaMn liiichon
w.lh tK-chirnj and cedar beams.
15<M rnmiiy worn nrlfi corns?
(irupl.icffi c«da' b e * " n and UA'ber
C-t'pvl Es^sem«nt wrin bar and
gjinw 'U-JTTI, *c«wnecf In *un lootti
'K.v^? wiin talhndral cwWrtj. imJw
beam. ? ihyijjM* .ir«( 2 ca' Bltacritxl
Uar.-T.;.. , U m i . O T , ttinii^ outrun.
•nini - i " ' , I<X:.I"*1 IT'i Aihwrnn) D',,
A I . l i n IJ HOtir.fi, :'f,[irno< tiill
Jt«
.CaiMl.U >.,*(.«-,
I ton* I,
04
Lots arid Acreage
For Sale
« Acres - amafl stream
-Southern COLORADO!
Near Mountains. $14.5001
S165 down. 130 payments of
J16S. 8% interns;. Call
Owner. 806O7&6693. ,
05 Commercial Property For Sale
COMMERCUU. LOT tor aata, N.
RUoaviDa., 2.62 acroa, park-fcfcii
MOrtad ailing noar t-aOjonml O-2.
Perfect lor olflcs building or
bualn«i>. Priced to axit ar
S12S.000.CJI ' Rhonda P a c at
B33-2M0. ,
07 Commercial
pcrty for Lease
COMUEHCUU. 0UIUMNQ tor fuot.
Axwi L»*o. 15 par aquars loot, «pproiimfltttfy lOOt) SqFt, unWaWJi.
Cdll Mary louiM GnrrMrtia KM daiails
olJanwm IWalfy. 93*2500, ,
Hf*i.' *,0O0 SQ. n. Orhca Buii
ivaJing Occupancy summsr or
Avon 934-6919
10 R e a l
Wanted
Estate
w i t x . n u r VUUKXHTV
ciindiiHinll you am (i
totm*,
. Mr Kmglil.* ! ? ! i ' l « J
C t W I U » Y 7 l - M NOVBK H
Ii
NOflTH OLMSm>- rMM 3 Ull
•logk* t m i M . Lonotarm w i M only,
neoMiMbla 77MS31to
? 2 Business opport u n i t i e s ••;.: •::.'. :".":;-?.-:;vi •."
$9.99 ONE PRICE SHOE STORE OF
S10/J20 FASHION STORE!
Open a non4mnchbe tton
wUhthoUbortyFashtonsattvantags. Ovw 1 ^00 brand:
names. Orwtime too. Inwotory. nxruma. buying trip, supplies, instore tralntna and
mof o. C«n ony lime. Oan
Kosiocky, 501-327-0031.
For rent
-i-
Ai. (for car Of tXMQ.<
Prn-aln rMudenca, 300 OetMocxl ,
Rd., Avon lakm. 933-5025
T I
AVON LAKE CHOIC^ ftAMCH -Wi
View laK*. ><rspl»j>. douM« mraiat] ' |
garaga. No p s l » ! SB75/mo,
1-D33-B337.
; CuW 3 BH rvnctl Mtn
going*- Comvnutnt (OC*[lofl. IGO0 KXM034.
HOME, ntlachril ,2 tiw QUfBg, 2 -.
M , qna Heat, fuB H B M ^ ' :
acttinq. Avatabkt . Dae • 1, -'-]
m
LOVELY MOVE-IN CONGO
RELAX AND ENJOY ^ ,
221297. Overlooks picturesque golf course. 2
balconies., 2 bedrooms, !Vi baihs. eal-in kitchen,
garage, new carpel. S54.S00. ADA TAYLOR.
933-6195.
MONEYM THE B A N K ? " ' ""
OWNER SAYS MAKE OFFERS ,
3464B3. With a little TLC. Western Reserve century
house on 100 ft. frontage and 4.5 acres! House is
5.OCO sq. (t. solid structure plus barn and small horse
building. S94.900. ADA TAYLOR, 871-7573 or
933-6*95.
AVON LAKE
ELVRIA
CLEVELAND
933-6195
365-3761
871-7273
933-7700
366-6590
871-8880
tl
CAROL GRESCO
Salesperson of the'Month;
ADA TAYLOR
2 BEDROOM SMUGGLER'S COVE
S4Q.0QQ -BELOW MARKET
, 222074. Very nice first floor, iVi baths with separate
dining. Security door. Owner says sail now. Call ADA
TAYLOR, 933-S195.
BRIGHT. CHEERY. 2 BE0ROOM
Condo, off, by itself. Vh bains, garage. lighting
upgrades. • new dicJiwasher. disposal. Listed at
$47,900. Seller offering a S1500 allowance lo buyer
(or financing. Call the lister ADA TAYLOR ai
933-6195.
,
4 BEDROOM
CENTER HALL COLONIAL- IMPRESSIVE
359591. Only SiOS.gj'pVieautifu!, mint condition,
basement. 24 foot rai?.y room with woodburner, dining. 80x241 (ol. Call now. ADA TAYLOR, 933-6195:
JUST USTED-MINT-CAN GROW W.TH YOU
364971. 2 bedroom bungalow with basement, private
yard on Lorain's East side, garage, only $39,900.-Wi|l
VA or FHA. Call the lister ADA TAYLOR, 933-6195.
THANK YOU
Just a'note to say "thanks" lor all your support making my first full year in Real Estate su'scossfut. With your help. I attained two goals I set out to achieve.
Withirt my first year (made "Rookie of TheiYearj".
shortly alter I hit, the Million Dollar level.-. Vrt,4th .your!;
continued support. I hope to get to theTw'o Million'
level by the end of the year, Ploase call me fof. all your,
real estate needs. I would appreciate the opportunity
to be of service to you and any of your friends and;
associates. KATHY ^FtEEGER, 933-7700.
.',.-:
HANDY MAN WANTEO
347485. Cape with two story family room, double wide
deck, inground gas grill, very private 178' deep yard,
3 bedrooms, master is 28" long. S56.90O. ADA
TAYLOR, 871-7273, 933-6195.
364083. Situated on a cul-de-sac and having a fenced
area, this 3 bedroom home has a master bath, woodburning fireplace in the living room, formal dining
room, and a large eat-in kitchon. Priced at S97.000.
Call KATHY POCOS, 933-6195.
GREAT FOR THE YOUNG FAMILY
363755. Is this 3 bedroom ranch priced In the mid
$80's and located In Avon Lake. Inviting living room,
country style kitchen plus a nice yard for the childrne.
Your family will enjoy living here: Call CAROL
RAMAGL1 at 933-6195.
14 For rent
NORTH OLMSTED. Apt., 1 OR, Una
fwol, carpal, drapes, rsfrig, stove.
PW. E»cellent location. i36Q/mo.
777-2541 or 2354425 n n . only.
WESTLAKE 2 B R . . C O N D O . J 1/2
oalfi, appliances, garage No pets,
1500/montn. 779-11531 or 777-8750
HUUUS FOR RENT- SI4.9S eoctl
Minimum 4 nights. Call 327-0121'
H«J(J» Mot*
. VAKO WORtS a now luring lull
Urrta laborers. Send resume to: P.O
Scr N , Avon Lak*. Ohio 44012.
AVON LAKE PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE. 1.050 * q . 1 10
sublease beginning Dee. 1st.
J700/mo, For n w « Information call
8334178
,
GENERAL LABOH • Parttlm*.
Ughl Indunrlal position! avnilabl* In
our A van Lake and Wesllake
facitil4». ! 5 his./v-k.. i/arwu) houn
Apply In perion: Western Enletp^ses, 33072 Pin Oak Parkway. A.L
EO
A V O N LAKE C O M M E R C I A L
SPACE. Otnc#. retail. wa/ertouaa.
Various . i l z e s available Call
AWON L A K E , Choice txicfc ranch!
cathedral ceilings, liraplaca. attachMgaragt, twacn, NO PETS. 1550
500 souara letit, ideal tor oihco ol
small iela>l AVON S35O/mo Coll
934-5131.
S «a«. i n a c n w garage, no pnu.
• w e . security deposit. 937-6C30
OFFICE SPACE for rent From one
office *o an office eompto». plu»
meeting, loclura. Of class room*
(tvatlaMe. 34100 Cantor Ridge R d ,
North fljdgevttle 1-21S-24T-2111. '
' 5 A p a r t merits/Houses lo Share
WANTfcD: Woman to snare
laiQit
" i
remodeled 3 BH1 home
* young lad/. Plenty ol
y, J2$o including uMil'e*,
tM
17 Vacation property
c
Oct..
'8
,_^ Lo«»ly
Oc»an,
. stopping. no«pilal cloifl.
J.. D«« . 1033-8C3/.
Wonted to rent,
WANTEO: 2-a bH Hoo«« m A.on of
, * ^ n Lake.1 M u i n M ccupls. one
™<i u d y e p o
l r e t . a C tflf a l
rsfweitcm. will cotnuduf an
1
e. CaU after 5 PM,
"CENTURY HOME"
1 ACRE WITH IN-LAW HOME
360347. This 4 bedroom "Sail,Box" sets on a pjcturesque treed setting, has 2 fireplaces, gorgeous
wood floors, bright eat-in khchen. dining room, basement with roc room, newer 3 car garage. The in-law
home has separate heal, 1 bed'oom. living room and
kitchen. Priced at $159,000. Call KATHY POCOS,
933-6195.
for
19 Office Space
Rent
EXERCISE STUDIO • 700 »q I ! .
Mood noor, Rock/ FH>¥ef,' R»"' t>v
hour. day. week or monifi. Musi
haw insurance 331-7S75 '
COMMEROAL * OFFICE SPACE
North O m t o d , 185^00 »q 1 («rit
S275/monlfT. Indudvi Ots'iti** i. UBO
of eonfefenc* (OOm. 779-5957.
CnOCKEFt MK>. WESTLAKE - 400
aq. It. Executive OHic*. Includes
raciptlon/iecrelarial area. I l l ft.
new buiVIn^, MSO/noniri. Call,
•71-82SS.
20
Help wanted
IMMEOIATE OPENINO st ["• Avon
Lake P r w in Adweriising Sales. 30
hours p*r WMK e<pe(l«nc^ not a
must but p<alerr»(f. Send r**ume lei
PO Bon 300 c* drop on al 158 L a "
Hd.< A.L.
V
DOLORES GAYNEAU
Lister & Seller of the Monlhl
, Lister o ' * H , «onth:
WAITRESS: Part-time 0' lull time.
days, DeAngetii Lounge. 933-9743J
KNO OONO. it's tne AVON
LA0Y. Want to aetl? Oont say
MAYBE, Olve It a try. M> • real
simple task. Vt'a fun and It'aeasy
and (I-B GREAT EXTRA CASH!
CaU 984-3667 or 327-32BS today'
ROUTE DRIVER
n»"ded tor,
greatsr Cl«v«1and v n Must have
mechanical aotilude, Good drMng
record Starting salary SZOO pur
•eek. Call Mr, S'lion. TMun ft Fri.,
between 9 a n t l noon. 63,1-37*0
bOB EVANS <i hiring tor an shin*,
full A part time. All pbsitton*. Wa of-1
for fulllim* be.ielits, a corapetilni*
ulary & liniible tchedulas.1 Apply In
Berson al 29750 DMfOit Kd1MMEOIATE OPENING alineAvorr
Lake Pr»s» In advarticng salal. 3 0
ho»-:» por Week. ««wfi*™:o mt a
omit bul p'«'»ff «J bond 'BSUT^IO
P O OoOnfJofCropntfat
Rd.
.
ail.
SCHOOL STUOEMTS wanled tor1
greennouMA nursery labor posilion*. after school ft weekends. Appty in potion Mot), thru Frt.. 3 30-4.30
p.m.,
WILLOWAY NURSERY.
4S34 Center R d . Avon.
LOVABLE NANNY needed in SneT
field Lake. Our horn*, non-snwfclng.
Must be dependable and m «ltu-"
M9-74S4.
, '
WAREHOUSE POSITION Entry
Levil, position lor agorfsgive. selfmcHrvaied Individual <vitn * good
nvitr) aplitude lo maintain Inventory
control (or Itoor1 coverlno itor*.
PMase land resume to: 16913
Mn0itonAve. Lakowood. OH 44107.
MIOOLE SCHOOL I HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS needed for
part-ttme uork. Earn S4p-80A*eak
pio» pfMM', Work 2-3 hrs /day. 4
days/week. Celt B7i^ggrt after 3.
C"
•
CAHEER N I O H T T ^ .
Join us October. 4in at 7 p.m. lo
learn about the en Citing & lucrative
field of Real E i u t e Sales. HUNTER
REALTY,' WllUamiburo Square,
3S983 Optrolt Rd., We.11.ke.
893-7040. '
FRANKIE'S , PIZZA
now Furing'
• •IIKIltl
ushiers/rtostaues , p«»
tboj
h
D
dpsfiwashers:
Days & mgftts, 4841
Great Northern Blvd. FRANKIE'S
ITAUAH CUISINE. 25939 Deirpit
Rd
• ,
WarrtM CLERKS/COUNTER Help,
pari-ilme, 10-3 pm. Apply In person. Lehman'e Oell. 34991 Detroit
Hd, Weaftahe.
Part-time counter nolp
DRY
CLEANERS. Minimum 20 hours.
Located in Lad •wood 551^347
IUMEIHATE OPENINGS Counter
Help » d e l i v e r y positions
available. Uwch A/or eventn«.
QOC-BA MC^-S. 33V. 3*«<rti rid.
Bey VirUfl* * 7/343 OelroJI Hd.,
W t l r t . both locaUona.
EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME
354507. Located In Avon Luke on an older established street., 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 woodburneru,
and a large country kitchen. There is an attached 2
car garage, basement and a screened porch, plus an
open patio. All appliances and all window coverings;
remain. Hyrne Warranty is furnished. A 90x224 lot
will i a park-like setting. SARAH CHURCH. 933-6195.
STYLISTS! We ruMd styliats to add
to our mining ilafi of a vtry tsuay,
salon. Gualiticatlons indude review-.
Ing of skids (perm rods, cuts, color,
etc.) by our taam leader. For appointment carl Fanuatlc Sam's ,
779-4171 or 933-2004 after S.
SECRETARY needed immediately
lor western suburb on * pan-lime
batl*. Excellent typing, filing, phone
manna r roQuued. Shortfiand helpful
Call for more Information, TARGET
TELIP0RARIE5. 220-8900 Or
327-8821.
Help Warned: PEOPLE WHO
WANT TO WOPX. Larvncaper's
Helpers. 933-511., after 7 PM.
Femaia help wanled. Creenriouse
work, tun time. Call 934-4220.
BEST VALUE
nospitaliutKin.
Check with Bill Thornhitl, 033-2720.
OUt OF HIGH SCHOOL energalic
individual* needed to fut imrnediats
openings in our Deli, CasftJarf ,«
Stock. Applicants must powet* inat
Convenient Food Man "cheery
sitUta and BOitude". intertHlnd aptweania please wop by.either the
Avon , Laka Lear Rd. or L d i
Convenient Food Marl.
COLLECTIONS* Dynamic nation'l
finance cenler loctted in We»t)»k9
now hat Immediate port-ttme open.
ing* tor ouf a ri 9 moon & evening
shifts, Houny rale plus Bonus Ircantfve program. AW Inside work' on our
•tal*-of-lh«>Br* computsr iyst«m.
Buiie typing sk:il a must ki this fast
paced environment. Apply in person
Mon. thru FN., 9-6. 865 Bauen Rd..
Weittaha, B35-3230
CLEANE/n NEEDED. tutta.id panlime, call Monday thru Friday, 94.
32Mu15.(North RidgevUte).
PARENTS/TEACHERSfCONSULTANTS Discovery Toys iweda
your eiperlis« lo demcAstrat* our.
unique
conecfon of quality educa>~
Dora1 toy*, books & games tor all
•got, CaU 002-1815 for morf. Into.
CARPET CLEANEH
Eiparwnc* '
helps, diiven licema. Rocky Rhrer
area,,25-43 hrtJwk, 331-6100, •' •
BOOI
7~
-- The Halloween Sfiop want* "*-**ii"
Fun. temporary, full or pmtx-U-1
worv available. CaR' Xely Kleir sr.
331-12fl7. •• , ;
.
1 -4.
HtCHEATIOM ASSISTANT • NOOd
time. To wortt in a school lunch *
prugnri In Lakawood K r w o l l .
For a p p l i c a t i o n : a t o p by
Lafcswood Recreation Dept., 1456
Warren Hd., or call 520-4081.
NEED BABYSITTER"* We*tlakv
home for 10 monfh old. Hon»mo*»f, 3-4 1 days/wk. Flexible
hours, sortie evenings. fl«albl«
days Inctudes torn* weekends.
Own transporuUon, 777-184 B
CASHIER/CLERK Full or part-time,
must have fleilW* hours. A ply In
per**! Convenient Food Mart,
27340 W. CWtatt. Bay Village. .
CHILO CARE^foV 2 month old * 3
yr. old In my Day VHtog* horn*.
Rafertncsa required. Salary
negotiable. 871-2040
Uol« Course MAINTENANCE
Work a rs. Apply, Sprlngval* Courv
try Oub, M71 Cbnterbury Rd, 7-9
am, 11-1 pm or 3-5 pm.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Part-time, 10-1 p.m. Eip«rl«nca
needed. Send resume to: 25068
Center Ridge Rd.. W t t t U k s , O H
THE
JBttS
32745 WALKER RD.
NATIONAL RELOCATION
Avon Lake
-
933-2500
CENTER
Cleveland
JAMES REALTY - ONLY LOCALLY OWNED
COMPANY WITH OVER 25 YEARS OF
SERVICE IN AVON LAKE AND THE
SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES. -
871-5255J
SAILOR COUNTnV
365719. Within walking distance of schools, siicpping; even the marinas • you must see this 2 bedroom
colonial. Call Loretta Kal>sfor your private tour.
$43.000.933-2500.
.
CENTUHY HOME IN AMHERST
350575. This three bedroom colonial is on a beautiful
double lot with a Buggy Garage. Basic conslrqction is
solid but the home is in need of updating. Priced to
iell a! $37,900. For more Informaitcn call Bonnie
Schmelter at 933-25G0.
,
,
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 25ih
2-5 P.M. 175 BEACHWOOD, AVON LAKE
LOCATED N. OF REOWOOO, S. OF
ELECTRIC AND E. OF FARKWOOD
360359. This lovely three bedroom ranch features
eat-in kitchen., t f t baths, 17x20 family room with
fireplace and neutral, tones throughout. Enjoy your
evening picnics on the back patio. Call 933-2500 or
300 today with Velrna Mershon from 2-5 p.m. Price is
$79,500.
508 MARBROOK, MODEt HOME
OPEN TUES.-SUNDAY 1-5 P.M.
LOCATED OFF WALKEH, WEST OF LEAH
Now hj Ihe time to plan your move... Quality living
takes quality building... and that takes tim&. You owe,
yourself time wtien planning your home because it Is
not only an investment but a monument to your taste.
Plan your home with us. Visit our model from Tuesday
through Sunday 1-5 p.m. Mondays by appointment
with Deb) or Loretta or call 930-2500. Many selections
available starting a! $140,000.
DESIRABLE LOCATION
364431. !n tho most desirable area of Avon Lako.
landscaped amidst a mature wood, is d newfy listed
four (possible 6) bedroom colonial. Virtually brimming
with luxurious amenities including walk in pantry,
balcony off mster bedroom, full wall masonry
fireplace, elegant 2 story foyer and Pelia windows
throughout make this home a rare discovery, For appointment call Debtor Loretta at 933-2500. 5164.900.
BEAUTIFUL VIEWf
349150. Situated (n Avon Lake,,this sprawling
ranch With f/iectacular lake view features ?j
bodiboms, ? iull baths and extra largabasemenLjM
Yotir private selling has professional landscaping arttf^
turn around drive - and priced at $119.000- Cafl f b r &
more details Loretta or Debl at 933-2SCfa
^
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
...._v _ _.._ „
359443. ...is- yours on this,'darling 2.'bedroorn;4:
aluminum sided bungalow which boosts a pfiriour, for-;.(>
mal dining room end living rpom.'Tho finished baieV^
ment has a rec room, utility area arid workshop. Pricked at just S32.0OO - caJI Loretta Kglls at 933-250O_for:m o r e
20
Halp Wanted
NOW. IF YOU ARE 60. YOU CAN
GET A SS 00 HAIR CUT AT LOUS
BARBERSHOP. 35410 CENTER
RIDGE. NORTH rUDOEVJLLE,
3ZTfl15t.
OUSEKEEP£R/NANNV: tundiyFriday, 63O a.m.-5,30 p.m. Muit
Drive Our homa only, Sarttyi Hd,
3274073.
BAHY SITTER n#«l«d. 2 Children"
3:30 p.m. - U-gn p.m. My horn* W
yours Can 3274825 before 300
p.m.
OFFICE, fad-time. Roc** DIVII.
331-6100 ,
WORD PROCESSING (Apple It^
comoatiblel w v « « !o assist Rocky
RiK«r writing/consulting firm.
3»O7e3
RESTAURANT HELP., p«f1-lifn«
Oiahwssher, delivery parson & cook,
wUI traiij nigms. OUR PLACE
RESTAURANT S PIZZA. 835-3(55
Maiure wtynan wnntrd to BABYSIT •
10-30 hrs/wfc. in my home.
PnrMlma BABYSITTER nMdM to
care lor toddler A infant in our
Lakawood home. References required. S2t-ai56
BABYSITTER wanted (or 7 wk. Old
. In'ant, lull lima, days. Vour noma or
mine. Top pay for the right person.'
734-3101
HOMEMAKERS • • r n over 1)0 per
hour part lime Earn free Hawaiian
IrM. Free training. Commlaaion up
to 2SH. Highest hostess awards,
' no deftvaring or collecting, r s
handling or aervfcv charge. Over
800 dynamic, Item* ' toys, glfu,
home deeor and Clirletmes dacor.
For Ire* catalog call Friendly
Horn* Part)** M<W-727>1S10.
CHILD CARE
wanted, western
W«s0ali*/ North O<m*ted area. £»•
parianced caregiver lor 2 mo. oW.
M-f. 7-30 am-5:30 pm in your homa.
Prefer norvtmoker. Call 661-0492.
OFFICE CLEANING parson rweOet), 2 limet/wk. 3 tir«/avas. Fairview
Park, 333-5530
Rsceptlonl*!. 3 days per weal. Imprawioni Hair Saion. Wattlalie.
672-1988
:
SALES
John Casa Blanc** Modeling &
Career Center requires an. energotlc
A highly mouvatud admissions
'•preseniative to interview parspacitv* iludents far pfolasiloml
courses In modaMng. Mutt have •
solid background In service M I M
Salary S commia«ton. 333-2230
SALESMEN » Man's Clothing. tuU &
p«n>tlme. Experience preferred bm
not necessary. RetlrWs welcome.
ShUTTLEflS, Great Northern.
777-7373
Immediate Opening
Part-Time
Advertising Sales
• Some' ul«s eiperlance,
pr. "t«d but not necessary
• 30 hoi. B rwr weak .
GOVtflNMtNT SEIZED VerucWa
frOn StOO. Fords. Mercedes, Corvatw*. Chevy*. Surplus. Buyers
Guide (1) e054S74O0O. Ext.
GOVERNMENT JOBS I Si8.03r\a
$69,405, hnniAdiau Hiring! Your
area. Call I r e f u n d a b l v l
I-5IB-4S9-M11, exTJSCTA tot
Federal Uat. 24 HRS.
STAY HOME. MAKE S325 WEEK.
LV Helping local buUnoaaes mlri
overflow clancal wom. Part-time No
, experience OET PAID DAILY. To
apply, tend LONG Mtl-atUreued
Btampad envelopa: ALLIED
~*42-928r 4521 Campm, Irvine. C«.
• Send «hor, resume today
Avon La»;e Press
P.O. Box 300 ALP
Avon Lake, Ohio 44012
KELLY SERVICES has immediate
opening* (or Ihe' following:
Assembly
Pack«g>ng
RaceplorUit
CMrkS ,
Typists
, ''
Word ProCMUorv
WalletsL £ Waitresses
We eifer Paid Holidays
, '
Vacation f>ay
, Meaih Insurants
Rsteiral Bonu*
Pl«ua call for apPC<ntn»Rt KELLY
SEUVrCE
839:9961
EARN S7.75 HR.
We need assistance in
evaluating and responding
to d&ly work reports sub-,
mitted by our agents
throughout the state. No
experience necessary; Paid
to complole training. WotU
athorr'. Fo; information
sand sell-addressed,
stamped envelope. BVi Irv
cheatongto: AWQA. Dept '
£. Box 49204, Atlanta. QA
30359.
21 Sales Lists
GOVERNMENT HOMES from U 0O
(U Repair) Foreclo«u/ei. Pepos,,.
T u DeUqu»m Propertiai. Hoi *«fltng yoar area. Coll t-315-73S-73r5
Eit, H-OH-WM for current list. 24.
HRS,
,
BUf QOVEHNMEMT S^ied and
Surplut VeMclki Irom S100. Fords.
Chrvyt, Corvettes, etc. For irtfo call
(213)KWr90e«.t1«4
COVEBNMEHTHOMES trornSTjU
Hooair). Dolmcuent Uw pfoperty.
fltpoiitiiluiti,
C a l l (11
B03-687-600P. E»L OH-ZIM Ijr cur.
rani rvpo li«.
HOME ASSEMBLY INCOME^
AMflrnbt* producU at home, rarttime. Experience unhece»sary.
Oeta.l* Can ei*3dT-0B98. Ext 921.
GOVERNMENT JOBS. SI9.040 t S O . n o m . Now Hiring. Your
* ' • • • ( ' ) 805^87-6000. Ent.
R-21B3 tor current Fedatal list.
S NOW HJR1N0. FltgnlAI•Bntfant., Traval A o a n u .
Machanici. Cualamer Service.
U«ings.SiUanM to J105K, Enlry
l e v a ! p o a l t l o m . C a l l (;*,
805^87-6000, Ext. A-21B3.
HOME ASSEMBLY INCOME^
A»s*mblo praducU at twn». Parttime. Eaiiarlente unnecessary,
DeUiU. C>tBi^32T-og96. ExL 921.
22
Situations Wanted
PAYING TOO MUCH » lwv« youf
houM cleaned? Give Judy'i CloanIng Service a can. Free estimates,
good (eferancas, insured and bonded, 327-5096.
Computer Data £trtry. My norne
tOM ccrnpatibie. Bufk mailing tarv m offered. T34-) 730.
Loving , Mom ol 2 interested iri
DABVSrrriNa cUy* tor 2 children
in m/ Bay Village noma. B35-&toa
BABVSiTTINa in my Bay VUiage
Home, tutt ttme. B71-4.773
QUAUrr CLEANING by compliant hone«L (eliable individual. EMcaUaht relerencei furiMohad. CaS
EFyna I-3AS-4740.
CHILD CARE Hi our Nonn Olmsted
home, tun A pan-llma, evenlnga &
weekend* onty. 734-3711 ,
CHILD CARE provided in my W n l
Park home, full lime. 267-9044.'
WlU. BABYSIT, my Sheltiekl Uka
p
moUMf will babyiit In
my Avon home. Plaaaa call
93441S5.
MOIHEH
will
baby -I in my home, weekday*, play
ares Irt backyard. Wilt provide lunch,
of-srnoon »n*ck And lott ot TLC.
Ea^uviaw school area. W3-e3IO.
THOROUGH HOUSECLEANINQ
by noneat. rellabla « proreuionoDy
trained individual. Qraat ter«rences.
Call anytme. 933-6879.
NURSE'S AIOE/ ComisanwnToTwa
wonta work Monday through Friday
on s daily or •\ourty t»»ia. C*&
949-5378.
CHILO CAHE - My, home. Last
Nagta Pood area. Lou of aiperionct
/ ralerencaa. Prefer infants. Anv
hovrs. 327-1390.
EXPERT MOTHER will ftjeSSTirT
Nortn Rktg«v<ll« home, an agna, at
any Um». 327-8354:
,
,
h i £ e C E o
CHHISTTATI
MOTHER wnH b*Bvsit, In my twma,
day* only. C*3 327-1.34, ,
EXPERIENCED cmkj wire, "an lime
r>oura. Liberty School area. CaJI
3274) 189.
RELIABLE mother to baby s.t, my
North Hidgaville home, nefere><N
and hot luneti»». 327-9323.
CHILD CARE: my
Ava. araiL 327.70i4.
O f i U molfiBf will
y E
Main Ava. Nonh HwkHMIle. Lunches
provided and TLC- Reference*
available. Lori, 327-4072.
EXPERIENCED motner or 3 scnooi
age children available to walch your
crwldreo In my North flidgevilt*
home. Prefer pr«-«hoolars. Hot ton.
che*. planned activities., Call Kim at
24
Education and
Instruction
PIANO LESSORS
PRIVATE TUTOfilNO
By Maria Bfunl
Groduat* of The Royal CortMrvaiwy
- Monireal, Canada. AH leoels .
Chiidran ond adults. Can lor appointments, 327-4523.
HORSEBACK HIDING LEflSOHsT
Boarding 4 training lacltlly
apectatUJng In draiuge * JumpIng. Nortn Crest Equ*'lrlan
Cartler. Avon Lakr, 1-933-46M.'
w
p t T
«KWa*»attta - S.1 your own twin
to sun y a w achedule. US-327b
d e t a i l s .
• •
ttotacB
•
•.
Us
Boarding & Training
st ' e t i
f
26
Public Notice
EMPLOYEE
BENEFIT PLANS
avtniaHjn Ins. '
For Oroupa & '/Ktrviduala
Lang&SfortTarm
DistiKtDm
Payroll Deduction Plana-lit*
• • - . . . -
WESALVEN
933-8875
32 Personals
PSYCHIC AWARENE&S
Classes on energy, «or»"«,.in«dlta.
Von. and laiapathic communlca1KM». Raising your energy level to
enhance your health. Selective
counseling. - Can WUllom Fox at
323-1541,
'
NEW HOSPITAUZATION
Family SKImonttt, LJle Insufanc*
,t-0S. SlO/month, others, "no • * •
aminaUon". limiumons. 228-1B1B.
Happy Binhday k> you,, Happy Ehr.
flday to you, Happy Birthday dear
fttomtrtft
twmmy, Happy
HappyBirthday to you*" I'
tava ya. Your rirtnanyf
. HM"HERE QflANOPA MJ Hop»ty:;
' r w you h*ri~brtgM aunnyjitt«M
and
I
- ' iw more rain.
ruKVittlnloougrealJ
mareWng In the Wgh vchool ™-*vm
wa're alTso proud m her. Take
care'jc
causa...we.. care.r.Lov»,:-.Your»4i
PreukatMfLN-'-'.':-,'.,' • -,-• M-~i;ya
; ••
..
VISA/MASTEHCAflDt UafitlWAo.
l Oei Youn TOoAvi Call
^
^
7
No o n .
ERASE bad credit. Do it yourself
'-.i-•;'.,•.• .•.-•''' c ' l ' . ' - V i ^ i " .
34 Lost and foundj
LOST Beamed C o " * . "
btacUnrWle temale named ^ _ __
; na". Missing ainc* Saturday, urea of 'i
Uka RtL ft Rio. 83. WRh t t f W
matJon. plaaaa caD 933-7B1O. ( V J
• de*ptfataV worrieai RCWARDM
•
• --
• • • • • - - • • - • V " ^ ;
Lookmo tar INFORMATION WK9I
torecovtry of Hager Van -\fk
from Amarlcan Lavon P M U . 7
Spaghwn CHftnef,'.F'iiH;.-S«pL;tj. ...
nswARo.;WJOOM. - V.T, ? ^wttfa
• . . . : .
. ,
H
.•'ji.'.,nv.is1»aift
, '40 ,• Services ;';;v":^.V
WEBOFFS0]
. , ,^f «jg
r
PRINTINGS
Computerized - -.-,;
Wrto Typesetting ~
•Tabloids , ,' -Circulars^
' Newspapers • Magazines
1
Newsprint or Offset poper^
'Addressing '• .-.
••.-•luff"
PHOTOJOURNAii?
1
EARN OVER S1.000 For wiping ail
ouuunding poem, short < story or
personal article. For complete Into*malton can Becky Endrat arter Spm,
. •.-:•''• • •••"'•(•
TAflOT.CAKO READER a/Kf
• •
Check Our
Budlrwaa Na«ds AnalysJs SarVKa
'.'M^.-'•'.:•'
Sondurty.OH 44870.'"
1-419-625-5825^
Ed Tbomey
tMOOEUNd
PajnUnjj . Concrete Worli
tWchwoik - Carpentry
Ff#» EE it tHHi l*
Steve Wagner
3f9
? . . f l ^ . K A 0 E 3 r i ' H S <* Puroiai. -
•I NAPA Auto Part Sloret In RoclrV
oft.'!.?" "?•&,••"
UniversalttoX
Ory
Olmsleu, and
PORTRAITS
by.MARY E. OSMIALOWSKI
Proofs Included
With Every Package
mebScenes Photography
949-6334
HARDWOOD FLOOR
REFINISHtNQ
IOR S
892-8440
15 yean e
s s ^ ^
^^^^^^^s^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^s^^^^
40 Services
jw PAINTING * pooea.
Drywall, taiturad callings. Fraa
esDmale*. 960-I2M or 2BZ-1113.
ounEriPEPiAcfeMEWT f»m».
lion, m d N M a . 3».appointment
Only. Can Kjr-W&iX, "
FOR CUSTOM MADE Boat Cover*
A Raptacamarrt Boat Scats, an
U u u k ' a Oo«t Canva* Shop,
RESIOENTIAL/COMMEHC1AJL
buUdtng rapairt, Interior and artenor
p a i n t i n g , , fuinor landscaping,
towraras. (r«M asl'RUlat. Call
933-3306. ,
• CUSTOM BPIOAL ANDALTERATIONS lor less. Paiwialiw your
•oniroDa 20 y«ar> aiparienea.
MSfla
PrUUJPS VACUUM CLEANER CO.
- SALES AND SERVICE, Wewand,
rebwft doanars. guaranteed lowrest
price* on new cleaners. We repair
•B makes, wssranlyitor* for Hoovar
and Eureu. 15116 Detroit R d LaJuwnood. P<k-up and debvwry
avaJatJa. Can t^ZftOT30
1
1
OARAGE DOORS : Openers.
SENIOR DISCOUKTS. Reasonable
rata*. KarkoH's Door'
833.M72.24 Hr. Santa*.
UPS SERVICE t PARCEL POST
(PackJOa* only) FuM Sarvica Station.
Bring your twiie* and package* (o
us. Smart's Country Courtier. 37500
Colorado Rd., Avon. 934-5403.
Low*** price* In town/ • •. • • •
'BALLOONS AND BOWS'
oifl
- J -"*er a Deauliful bououal o l
(or "any occasion**, flir_ „ . artnivena<l*(. s f w e t s .
vaddinaa. grand openings, graduations. Valanlina'UJa/, leWaiTMntg.
a c h o o l tuncllgns. B o u q u e t * ,
delivered in tux attire. Party and Hall
tfCOOrabng. C*B 331-5005 (Rocrty
River). ' • . • . / .
BtRTHOAY PARTIES, SPECIAL
OCCASIONS! Puppaia and •
c l o w n , vary affordable. Do
aometriiflg dlMertnt tor your part y . Haka raserveilona now to INVITE , SAKTA to your holiday
MtabraUon. 933-9004, ;
ORYWAU. A PLASTER REPAIR.
R e m o d e l i n g , addition*. Call
Dwayna. 965-4748.
CONCHET
T
Tho Cast-RcasaneMy Pricwd
OU3IT-904; ,
~
Snip PacUgaa J.P.5.
(Not affiNalMntth UPS) '
BULK-N-BUSHEL
33148 Cantor fl«Joa Road
Horth Rido»viii«
327-3446 or 3
UISCOUNT C E U E H T
CONTRACTORS INC.
CLEANING;' Cenvnarott, racoon-'
Mt. n«w constiuction. Mlora or attar
you mctwa, «Mft-n«nis. oflicaa, parttnatuad wrvic*. Bo™j*d' arid *n<ur*a. Frea aatmsies. Aa work
guaranteed. For more tnformsscn,
Cail DAY'S EASE. W C 377-634fi.
Qthar* . send you a , cleaning
team...M« s»nd you cervicvt
42 Antiques
HO«rH RirMEVILui: 6637 rm
cftwood Lan«. AX- (<n ^ . w v w u P i a u Drivv- Ttiursdav. Sapt « ,
M-siwn O a a a n u g roomtaruS471 a " - •quipmtnt. Jam. good dcthiflg.
,
ao<J*0O p j n . and Friday, 6«pt- 23
«und canter pmi taWa, buff*. 6
•wuseftofd iuxns,
(ram *•&} ajn. - BJJO p j n - Lot* of
cna"s, 4 IMVAS. Can 93J-4993
MtfC
VAAO SALET
,
a i l hauaanold itemi., t o o i t .
POrrEHY;
dQAHMf«SWe
EwKytRing mint gol ' Thursday.
SAMPLE SALE
I "27-2221.
Aam-rpm. 12fl LaJurwood £>f, JU~
Sapi- 2 3ftz « )O-«. 33645
CERTIFIED EMISSION TESTINC! •
Woodndga C L (Una Craas East).
COUPUTER OIACNO5IS PRINCARACSSALC, S<PL 22-24. 9-5
TOUT. PLUS BOATS. TUNE-UPS.
Norn Ridgaviaa. SizM 40 rag. and
PM, f)69 , Maore Rd.. Avon.
48 Gargage Sales
Certified Uettiarnci. TtRE SALE,
34X32.'
•'. -• •
Clasawara. hraru. TiDany future,
Compuwaed
Custom
embroidary,
cfuMrert's books, fnucfi moo*.
. " W i w . 1 l«B*ong. l logos, dcUans,
MARATHON.
Millef-Walher.
NOafM
RiOGEVtLUL
Thuradav
BatrWpm.
Som
and paicnvs.
933-4102.933^337.
CARAOC SALE. 4 tKTUfy. TDurs!.
and Friday, Sapt. 22 « 23from9 *
.Thursday ortyf
UMIOUELY YOURS
32&2t &-<rbrook Ln. M O I . O M K
F o , S«L. 9-4 PM, 34457 Pulh Or-,
337-S436
E*st (otf Barton Ret) Ridtoa and * ~rt. O O O M * ' totr/, boy*.
SACK PORCH SALE S-2. S«pt- 22.
AA A U SECURITY CENTER. 24
pmft
mowara, ntdao eamara. 3Smm •
— * « . tnd. larger sue*. m » r « « .
. . APPUVNCies- SALES Y'SERgirts wn«r JacMta S> dothM. 6-tO,
hour •menjencif »«rvica "fcUy • • *
Emm.
aiW» prej*ctor.-T.V.,
dr«p«*. tires, toy*. Nw.mtsc. ite<R).
VICE: RsfrlQcrators;
tangtt,
toy* 10-tZ. etttw mi»C. 356 Giaen
help yoc (out or In)". 9J3-3:0t or
watarbad.
enroaai aqufpmant, Kara'
towals,
picture*.
1
0
EARLY
MUTian. «nd diy«r*. Wo Mrv<ce an
Dntf Dt. in Crwftpcint
,h«)iar*.«nMuan(]»oa)an«ctotfiino 1
SALES. ' ,
• i d Utoaa. of «il SUMS, martv Ohar
SALE. Ttiurs^ S«JL 22.
BUCK'S HARDWARE.
mice. Ham. No cans botor*fl& m . .
3TQI» 9OARAOE
GARAGE SALE, Mao* norm
«jn- Electric haatars. latUo, nueh
pl*af*
/•
"; i
^
D*t"w( Rd.. A i m . Stonri w
' d i -*i*9, Iadia« small & nwdfufK
THE IVORf TOliCM" Piano lun- , and
m»c2ISIo)AL
Krc«n ivpait. Can 934^1
n o u s * p l a n t * , much m i s c . ,
>0. repair, .'agulabon'. Accredited
Thur3.-5aU. S69 Uoora RcL,A*
lano tecftncan- Cafl 327-8179
DOLL SHOW * SALE
130 BMinir. A.L. (Ott L»»» Rd ). 9-3,
N o r A R r P u a u c . •OAY.S
S * t . S * p L 2 4 . 10-Bpm•
MOVED TO A SMALLER HOME).
««a,AND WEEKENDS C
ANTtCCAHAOeSALe. Wood
AiNIERS" ^ l O f e . Exterior1 of' uv
Qef AnfNf Av*^we«taAe:
A v w t A r- •
2Qef
Coucnjo«9Mal «*w
Coucnjo«9Mal.
«*w tttte*.
tttte* antjqu
antjqua
-•too*,
mitra
sow
(n*n),
bvm.
leoor.pamtav). CmBTony. 941-5164.
(oft
Canear
ntdg*. 1xtSt.E.olCctradio). VictrMx mans, womana &
CtoUuny- Sapt 22 -.84 M PM. 960
baby dothss. toys, kjtcfwn A bath
u
m
&
a
Rd.)
•> .-••
•ccnwrla*,' Oato*. ,tedding& , MOOTS R d . Avon.
HANOUADe .QUAIJIY CLOTH1
I
mocfl lute. Thurwlar Ont/.
Chimney Sweep
.
0
O
U
S
^jj;<-<::r]
; ;.-;.. . 1 ,;.;.. j
MANY BABY ITEMS. d o U H g W i
W M ; Sony r w v o tun*r. cunaina,
FOR A SAFE, CLEAN ,
GOOD NElOH8Ofl THRIFT SHOP.
H0CV SPlfillf GIANT
;, •
g
a
s
w
w
,
hotaahold
liarns,
mucti
140lcaf ftd.. Avon Lak*. (334037.
INDOOR
GARAOe SALE 7 , * EFFICIENT FIREPLACE
1
mac.. 3 * M Wfidanw CL. Avon (of* of
SEPT,2S.»OpJn. •
•
Seftwarta
Rd.>
Sept
22
i
23,
*
«
.
CALL BOB, 933-7583
SALE.- SaturHiy, 9 . * j .
iOLa«/RdAL)
Bnm^pm. 33024 Electric BWd-A.L.
SERVING THE AREA SINCE %ST3
?. 23.24. sen-Spin, LNded
Boy"* cfoihes. boohti, misc.
C«M door*,flulogs. MnM tooli,
FAJRVIEW P A H K » - ? t 2 S a
' houtahofdttoma..
' • . •;.
ptp* fiEMgs, roN top desk {naad*
Ungftam Or. (ofl W210O1
wort'), clothing and mivc. 3605' ,MntlcK&
'
We Fill
M
ntlcK&HobMW0)Tt
Uovtna Sale: 1»3 ForeN. A l _ , some
Ceraar fW.. Avon. , . •. '
: 22. 9 am
' fhurtdaf onfy, 9-5. Swimming poot.
dingriy, eutfioard -fnotor. Kitchen
GARAGE SALE, 370 OucWye Dr.t
' ' ' i/cnalrs. much misc.
N. O n 4 4 8 7 A » M Uma, VraO..
SJ— Wed., Tnu<*., FVL, B-3 PM, • TTwrsMasf «r Mowsr Sorvica. 600 Awort
& FiL, 9.5,30 t u n . hn*c mar- •
* . funutur*. much mttc
Befclen, Avon Lake; 033-4400,
AVOM LAKE GHEENPO1HTE TaXa
chantfaat lurnitura U k M . 0».J»o*. .
Woo^Sat (1.00-530 pjn,
Jayco« to Orcttvd Park. U 389
olMne
'
^
A QARAOE SALE Tnur*., — v . .
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22TJJ. sam-Spnv 761 Wea Snort
Etftan Man dining foon: tuvutura.
WESTLAKE
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bicyci«. Dtcyda child carrier, adutt
Pkwr S Ma«M CL BQZ^-'O
l*a new inner 4 chUdrtns dotMno' Savaman
and chiidran'a qu«Jrfy cttthtng, toys.
9-4 pm S W23.0-12 noon. FunWura, v
and coau.'arg* amoum M misc. No
gfuawai*, wlntaf X Chrntm**
B'.cW. mock.
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Oavaland 3V1-0750
CEMENT AND
WATEf PHOORNG SPECIALISTS
UPHOLSTERING
•Antiques ',,
• New Furniture
• Leather
•Vinyl
•Velvet
• A n y Known
Fabric
• Automotive
•Boat
'Give n e w life to
old m e a n i n g . . .
call us today!"
—30 Years Experience—
PROPANE TANKS,
SEASONED
FIREWOOD
DEUVEREED
917-5492
, K .-AdorSp.m.
aMX btc
Uaiin.mnc
BOLOOAHACE SALE, Thursday.
Sapt. 22 tram 0 mm to 5 pm, 228
Cantar (Id. A.L. KHcnvnwar*' and
m u c h m<Kf
FIREWOOD
RICKS & CORDS
DELIVERED
934-6133
AVON LITE
ELECTRIC
COMPANY, INC.
APPLEWOOD
UPHOLSTERY
36555 Detroit Hti.
Avon, Ohio
446 Center Rd.
Avon Lake, O.
Genie Door Openers
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AVCJN LAKE. i M Vwawwd-8«0y
Hem*., children* dotfta*.. w y * . .
ncuMhoU Hama, »3,Tnurs.
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BOLD32B10 CAfiFUAGE LANE,
A « nI Laka. Oaraga SiU» Pncan!
3«*L S2 4 2 3 5 - 4 P H • ••
, GARAGE SALE. IhufUMy.
132 Vlnayud Rd_' A . L T
undar. old loola, much misc. '
UULTI FAMILY WKSTWINDS.
FUHNITUHE. MICROWAVE, InrTCJ.
bidding, pIctufM, Ltttl* Tyhea loyu.
cmns S. mi*e. 022 V/«*twmd* A 313
LongFointa. Thunday & Friday.
S^K. 22.23. <K» Suraai Aim,. S.L
Lot* of >t«m* going lor 11 & S3, a
good u l e ! 9im-2pni. Abo. quean
s m waMtDad and naadboard. S^3O.
5*t up anocan sa«. 94*3-J71 , '
n g a Sola: rnur*d*y, AUQUBI
, &^KMpm. HouMDrM T*aa,
. ^ S 4 i wssarru,SU.,e.{|>jii,
Baby ,i(«ma, canaat.' chilo'ran'a
Ctotfww (*ntan*-H). lapri racordar,
m i * c
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N-Oj, 41 &e Porter. Kids «urt. t»*«s.
cloth.rtg, acaffolding, nutamiiy
cwthe*. too much 10 U*L Good'
preaa. Thurc A F>» arty, 0 4 njrt.
5040 arauiey, H a . .
*k». Sat.. M o.m. Chldran f
odull Clottw. 2S«. A r comer****.,
campwig aqulp.. Boor-Jack,- conv
pound DOW a rack. BO gun*. knhn». :
r*mng p d M , Atari gama A tapM.
Toot*, bunk Dad*, floff duta. d i l
«M»waioVa. mucnmt*c.
^.v-^iie
54.. Fonn Produce.
iMtCX TdUATOES. H o u n d - 4
(UH*rt Typa'.'-S amto0 pm.-.BiU.-:.'i-.:;'-L-:-l'
• B o , ( R t B3J..Awa 93*fiaOCL ^ ' ^ V 1 : . - . : ' " - " ^
58:-; Household gotKls;
3 W . aacDon
10** taol* saw,
• ROCKY RIVER.' Houaengld a a i e , ' /
Manor, drjnf^aluileru daafc..nxrj):
divider, • J "
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• Electric Installations
• Ranges • Dryers
• Outlets '
• New Services Installed
, 30 Yrs. Experience
933-8539
INTEGRITY IN REAL-ESTATE
Cleveland
871-8880
SINCE>J03 MultipleUttiAgScnkc
933-3733
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Landscaping
SWEAT
BROTHERS
33382 Walker Rd. Suite B Avon Lake
Residence
327-^580
445 Avon Bcldcn Rd.
Avon Lake, OH 44012
LANDSCAPE malntanme* ,
dilution of lawna tnd bui
Spring ctt*n-up, muichln
B;™w«tli»g old U d
Building
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—•% famovaf, f l u
ding storm d*mage, plaRlU»: lot
c o r i n g . Traclor work A bruah
chipping also, available Insured.
Proudly
734-2B74
LAWN M O W I N G
EDGING
TRIMMING
CALL DENNIS BREESE
933-3618
MOVE IN SOON - NEW - $129,900
363579. 4 BRs, master has W . l . C . 2M baths, formal
D R . large fam. rm. wiih WBFPL. Quiet street, country
atmosphere.'Basement, 2 car gar., all on !09*xl38' lot.
over I'JOO sq.ft,Call W, Dn.mil, Ken Kodgcr. 9333733/871^)488/365-2587.
PIAZZA SOIL FARMS
Shredded Farm
Topsoll
Since 1952
327-8353
SPENCER RETREAT \\'ITH LAKE
Beautiful coniempcrary centered upon 5 lovely
acres. Walk-out country kitchen with deckiry
overlooking private lake and treed property. 4 spacious
, bedrooms. 2'/t bailis. &. fireplaces an: just Ine beginning,
SI77.000. Siutron Sweda. 933-3733.
NEW LISTING -FANTASTIC FLOOR PLAN
'5. Grurui 2 slnry foyer «nd Grc;it Ki.Kim* WHi-pL.
ovcrl(HiL% I ucte, kitclii'i'. Rinnan's drciini - tcnltr
i f huili-ins. even p*'fr«wavc. 4 HHs, rnavtcr suite.
2Vi ruth*, den Kt llix)r , lus 2 car puapi and lia.scinciil.
I'ncod :il SI25.WK), Call W. DeSinil. 9
LAKKFRONT WITH ACCESS & PIER
345286, Ifncliantinp 3 Bft, 2 bath c<tniKiiiporary runcti,
Beamed cciWngK, .1 fireplaces, finished rcc room with u c i
bar. sauna, quality (hru-oui, S155.000., Kuthy CiKntte,
933-3733.
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Auction Sales
AUCTION thufS. Soot. 22. 8 00
pm ai Oah fdga ParH P»v,l«n
34133 CiPitBr H ( dae ,Rd. M
tvui«.' Mnr^ nntiqusi. oak iut.
'. f»'nj, 00"! Tonka toys, datlt.
llama, gWsiwaro, <
i'' cuebcara. (d. •ink lafli*^
>g e»uchF 5000 bn»6a!i cards
In, parts, • 400 «inui«*, • (ncludmo
" Topu» niiir .curds. r;-B
ISWJ-IUJJ, T-KM1s,,"2W», ? 0 / ' i
Man/ olhor itrmi Jerry Canlar.
.Bury, Auc(km«I 3I7-P394.
BURGESS AUCT'QN 41957 Natlfi
ilxiofl Rd. Hans Bida 3 . y
Twiap N*m frll hour* starling
IW» waaiiand. Ariligu*
k
e«efy FrttlaV i t 030p.m. Every
Salu'day naw and usad c h r
OIM. Quaranttad Cv>Qt t.v.'a. m»iu
Aproduca. fHEE FRESALE BIHGO
FROM S-«:3(Jp,m. Win cartiricataa
toward .marehantflta. 1 DALE
DUnOESS. AUCTIONEER.
M7-OI3OOT 1-324O0W.
NEW SUBDIVISION
Prime executive hpmesites ¥t acre"to" 1 acre parcels. Custom
- l n ™ k i n d i n ! ' ' quaIit - V t ofitt h c need* of the
PROFESSIONAL" lifestyle. The best in suburban living
easy access to
wifheasy
to major
major highways.
highways Featuring:
Featuring: Cedar
Cedar sidiT
5
"
brC
i kfrOmS 300 Sq ft mn
im
i um
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Call Pat Frederick For All The Details
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Household Goods
ROSE'S
NEW WHOLESALE
O*r. FURNITURE
g 33535 Center Rlflge Rd.. H.
m RiOgmM. Beftn«en fit 83 and Root
— Roads. Open e 8ay» a w»ak bom
— 1-5, C m ad Tuas. Kitchen and din** Inc room aats. cedar chest*, gun
C cabinets, t a a carl, Ice b o * .
UJ bookcases, sacntary dosiu. Me
3: cabinets, torrwr cupboards, dry
gi sinks, had M a n , and tables, « V '
i~ round Bon [ aw pedestal UBe. I two
g- leave*. J38S.. I " thick lop. several
J£ Styles Of - h a l r i . SB5>S140.
. FABULOUS S-rtf'dMh. $16*5. 2
« rounded '/-ass china cabinats,
S S295-t65f-. Windsor and pr»s»ac*
rr rocker*. 1175 aach. hug* haart
D. dastjn rocker, J225. lesded
UJ gfassicp bookcases. 32B5-US0.
£ fiulches. 4 0 " - 7 2 " , S795-I1135. A
^ WHOLE CATALOO OF FINE
OUAUTY HAHDHADe S0U0 OAK
T f CHOOSE FROU. TakM 2-8
w - u tor daUvvry. Our pricas »r«
a
Owa of (urnttm* stora pnjas.
H^jstovaf • Uriah now availabia.
, (flaattts Ang*r nail pofith. paint
minar, and a t e ) Naw sabd brus
Iwds In 4 S U B * . 15 siytM, from
S493-3795. ALSO. anUqu* jawatry.
Biaswuraf», potwry. fumtturs. tnmna.
4 ate. BOSE'S. 32?-223U or
327-6740. v m & UastarCan; ac*
cvpiad. Bank financing svadabM,
, Our tutnltura is camplaialy
OuitranWccJ. WV« Buy • S*H - Trade or
, Taka Trad-Mna. 5 ^ aalt* , Uw.
COME SEE OUR NEW LOOK.
WE'VE SPREAD OUT TO 4000
, sctuara fast.
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SUPER SALE : " ^
Carved antkju* o«« (finingroomM L
tabJ«. S cnaUrs. 2 taaws. and buflat.
SI095. So^d charry ladits dash.
1195.4 mahogany chairs. J25 wcri.
Baautifut tour anthM* hand carved
parlor chaWs, 5595 For ail 54- art!»ttu* rouwood .-ound daw toot taw*.
1994; 3 door anliQU* mahogany
bortcas* witn daw torn. I3T5; 3
piac* 0«ci3 Vttrmom rock mapl«
fiadroom s«t. S35O; anliqua 7 pivca
sotid charry spool hnin badroorn saf.
X73O; n»«wood m«Jod%n. data
1856, (450; r a w 1120. formal
fidwns. %ltc 8-12. S3S aach; drop
Maf mahegany Ub4a,, 2 I M I « I 2
chairs. S27S: Fabulous tar^a. round.
irda>d drop iaaf tnbta. 51200; 2 ocfc
tail wBrdrobar. S295-JT95; Bft.Victorian Pier Mirrof. 3695: Fabulous
, carvad Chinas* . Cfiippandala 9
M>BC» badroom sat. J4S00; b«autiful
mahooany Chippendale B pitcv dirv
Iiw room sot S22S0; bBdroom set.
1375: fancy daeo Dadroom sal,
SI595, Anuqua O a t Fiefinished
chtna catwurt s>C« glass.1 S375;
sguara lutcnan tabtw. 5legs. J 1 « . 4
raflnisned T-S chatrs. MS. ouch;
round oak cUw-foo* ped«sial taufB
S495: 8 p c carved oak Oiung room
set S995. drafting fable. J75; 2
waahslands, S I M oacn; 2dtns«rs.
St20^295- 2 ch*tt ct (traavrs,
IlOO-StaO. kltcfmrt cupboard.
11504250: dro&mmf mapte Uble/4
, Chdirs and hutcJt. S379; 2 library
daska, S12S and Jt75; 1 fnaboaany
knaehoto desk w t n chmHr'i22S:
charry ch«st of cfrswers. K25;
beautiful Udws and genUeman's
Vtiorlan chairs, Lours XV style.
1575; Large Cherry tookcase wil*<
beveled glass doors. 13951 more fur, nUira and eK- Opon 4 ttsys a w*e1
1-5. Ckwed Tm». COME SEE OUR
NEW LOOK.' WE'VE SPBEAO OUT
TO 4000 square feet. Thousand! of
pieces of tew** / . til era's at
. wholesale prcva.
SOUO OAK. 4S•• round hon POM
pmlcsul table «r2«" lea!, pics 4
b M c k chairs. J100Q. S33-7749.
COUCH
4
Loveseat, prim' velvet, nrvert &
orange. Eicellant eondJti^n,
S200(negotiaal«. CaO 933-74ie.
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6 0 W a n t e d
Miscellaneous
WANTING I O BUV.did Uonii
trains and accesaorlus. ' Call
933:9101 from 12 noon to 5p m.
MANOVMAN TOOL C O L L E C T 6 ( T
looking for uaad tools. PialvraWy
""•cheiists oc carprtniwtools,Can
WANTED: To buy a couple ol IN*
9K*t.AWWWHEADS rdUNO IN
AVON LAKE, Call 933-7582 dayi,
933-7B90 avenmoa
DOCKS UNUMfTED
C
e o B t i v e PUte»
Years-1681, B2oi K3
Call 356-2199
CASH pax! lor ok) qu.lti"(;«li fat'.
bara. 871«] IB or SHirley. 802-8843.
WANTED: Will pey casn tor ant."
ques. Any old fucnilur*. oak. cherry,
•alnut. mahogany, owning room
• j t j . kitchen sets, bedroom lets,
China cabinet*. Ooolw-es. desks,
•ic.. any eondnion. Do-s. and old
toys. Qlassware. crocheted, and wnoroiCered Items, guilts. Hummel*,
Douttona. any.figurines, chiru. pottory. watches, clocks, lamps, sirvar
plate and sterling r'tver Herns. Any
era leweiry, rhinestorMs. ookt, urvsr;
Wamonds. Aiao. old stock and bond
certificates and German A JapuneM
.World War 11 Military Item). Anytnmg
oldt String musical instruments, and
lullls. HOSE'S. 327-6740 o>
327-2239
62 Miscellaneous for
sale
POHTA-CRIB,
r^w maw M l ,
humper paq, 4 shprils. J25, Sietitng
tiHer'eonceri i\uir. (tMcr-Innl condi'
ligfl. 1225 CAsn anly 337-OflSfl.
3 h p Soars air rxttriprtivir, J yfar»
utti. oflod corWitwh, » 0 0 I I . '
on»ilube-4 ft. Hareseenl nature*. »ur'iiee moiinl. 550, Hesse irarfw )i*ck..
'2VD*t $100 fard light 175 wall.
Mercury vapor J5. 933-3004.
loari Hi Ttw
' H M F
. aaa 10S. Loom, On« «4OSZ
FiHEWOOO, 934-5504.
HUM PLANTS' TTSO
•acfl. 7/S10.00. Uany colors, 33291
E l d ; , A.L. 933-5341.
80 Motorcycles and
Mini Bikes
CurM Matnes VCH -itwmotm 3
years old. Sad to rnghest offer. Call
6344233 or 236X3324.
1972 Ho (da 490
13SQ.00.
9JM994. cafl allof 1PM.
FOR SALE: Kencnora range. « i "
cattenl condKiun. Custom draiws
and kdehen catxnets. Calf 327-S1CQ.
SE.WINQ MACHIME&
Oua to
school buduel cuts, the n t o c n *
largest manufacturer offers new 2>g*
Zao;*. many stuchaa. bfaidhem. buttonholes, everything. 20 year
ouararaee. OnginaOy S499 now
J12S. He«*yduly, treeamts 130
more. Credit cards. COO free
delivery. Eichanrje Only '
j room
(93C1»«^
2 taWes. 11 chairs, server, china
dOMtt. Good condition. (KQ-2341
Oamson Air Tioht
S235,87t-0419
F1R£WOOO, M U O A M . Cord S135
delivered. Rtck 135 delivered.
SUckrns avaltable. Senior ttlacounl*. 8174322
PURE WATfcH n o m * wateV
»TOn«rs. Oont gamble on the safety
of your drinking wator. 734-1739.
SEAHS CRAFTSMAN POWER
TOOLS - Itha rtew. ruwdry uwd; 6
1/8 inch Joinnr-Planer with loos A
t/2 H P . Capacitor Start Electric
Motcr^ 9 Inch Motortiad Table Saw
wan l*gs & tuo «»iensions; 7 1/2
Inch Mctcruad Compound Cul M.wr
Saw with brake: 331-5747
66 Muslclal
struments
In-
PtANO FOR SALE.
Wanted:
H«sponsib^ party te take on smalt
monthly payments on piano. S * B
locally. C a l ! Monaoer at
etS-234-1306 anytime.
King Trumpet KfOOSundy Alto
Sax 3500. Oodd condiuon, used in
elementary and Junior .high oro-
•pams: 9^9913
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B2 Campers/vans
panei van, 6 cyt., A/C.
4 speed manual. Overall gnod cond>Don. S33-S4S5.
1901 Chevy Van. Captams cnatrs.
tot! down bed. running board. Very
mce shape. $3,500. 834J07J,
2B2-3123.
22 FOOT CONCORD Traveler, front
and rear doors, sleeps six,
rtfrtQerator. sink, slave/oven, needs
work. 51750. 331-2192.
84 Auto Parts & Service
GUARANTEED USED engine* insulted • reaaowbta.
r
TABLE, txand new, SSOO.
Call «71-2040
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STERLINO SILVER O E MPNHAROT Concert Floto E».
eel^nt condition. 5225 Cash onry •
937^365a
CLARINETS, t Mood. Setmcr:
plastic Reasonable. 933-2232.
LOHA PtANO TUNINQ.
a
ruQuirtza. upnehts & oranos. Culf
03J-P68I.
UPRIGHT A GRAND PIANO TUNINQS.
Very rsasonab-e Call
B92-3S40 (Wesrlake). Fcxmerty of
Laktfwood.
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ROSE'S
35535 Center fMtUy Rd.
, Norih B«lg«viU* botwren
Root fid. and Rt. S3
Phona 327-574O or 327-3239
FREESPAYrNEUTER
PROGRAM
Household pets
PEEK-A-POO puppupj, 6 wet«s
old. male & lemWe Frsi shots
S I M 303-7359
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CATLOVER3I1 Fosiw Njrnej need• d dsssoraialy
l«ase cal>
933-3193 afTo' 7p.m,