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..Aid Opinion By Marcclla Grande
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April FodljiC As in years' past the
Fren issue ju-rt prior to or on April 1st,
our readers con count on a couple of
April FooTfe ttirioa.
This year'rj*taric» which appeared in
last week's £ ouo had to do with, turning
the Peter Ml'lar House Into a bait chop
because a long lost relative showed up
with proof of ownership.
Tho second stay wax about the elephant oa loan from the Cleveland Zoo
and its new bume on property owned
by Bucky Kopf on Walker Rd.
And Last, but not least, tho story
about area communities banning concrate lawn geese. Again, in case you
didn't rood those storiesa all n1
the way
through, they were our """ April
Foela on our unsuspecting readers.
Thanks to those Individual*, both
real and fictitious for being good sports
— and wo'ra already working on even
better stories Tor 1997.
The ShvIHeld Lake Senior Citizens
onlited-living retirerrant complex is
moving along. The second public bearIng for tbi* projoct i» sot lor Tuesday.
May 7. at 7 pjn.
Again. many ore nappy to see Mayor
Gory Mlngea moving forward with this
project Sure, it's not going to make
everyone happy, but in the long run. It
will bo a benefit for the community.
hfore feedback. As each day goes by,
I continue to hear more and more reasons why various levies/issues Eailod to
achieve vrterH* acceptance at tho polls
March IB.
As I indicated last week, higher taxes
Is ranked right up there on top. That
reason alone could be directed toward
any levy at any time — a very easy
analysis.
The issue I hoar the most feedback on
right now U the 3.9 mill 51.8 million
Avon l&ka School levy that took a
Continued on page 10
AVON LAKE — If Avon Lake
approves an agreement with Kurtz
Brothers of Cuvahoga Heights, the city
would accept yard waste from other
cities 83 wou as from its own residents.
But other cities would pay Cor tho service, whereas Avon Lake wculd receive
it free in exchange for Kurtz using city
property.
Edward Janesz. Kurtz's development
manager for organic recycling, said ho
is not yot convinced that the Lorain
County Silid Waste District has a composting site in mind — perhaps implying that Avon Luke could be it.
Janesz p-..-wonted a proposal to City
Council Monday night about how the
operation could wont.
Kurtz Brothers, a company with 30
yuan of experience in top soil mixing,
sludge recycling und yard waste recovery, would set up composting operations behind tho city service garage an
tho 2 -1/2 to 3 172 acres already designated for composting. Janesz said eventually, eight or nine more acres would
be needed.
Continued on page 8
Eggstra, Eggstrs, road-ail~otyout-.it/
Sheffield Lake Recreation Department's Easier Egg hunt at tho SL CMc Center
was packed with ready ogg picker-uppers including Jonathon Mohrbach and his
brothers Patrick and Matthew. The Mohrbach boys aro tho sons of Ken and
Angela Mohrbach of Sheffield Lake. The hunt lasted a little over five minutes on
Saturday. PRESS photo — Mercatla Grantio
ALMS alum brings sled
By Marcella Grande
AVON LAKE — Some sports have
gained tremendous popularity over tho
years, but slod dog racing has not bit its
prime. However, the sport is gradually
picking up speed and so Is one of its
participants. Daryl Raymond of
Wellington.
A 1967 graduate of Avon Lake High
School. Raymond raises 26 Alaskan
Huskies and occasionally races them.
Last Friday, he brought one of his dogs
to Redwood Elementary School where
his nephew, Carsten Anderson, is a student. Raymond spoke to Carsten's
third-grade classmates about the thrill
of tho cold-weather sport and the care
of tho dogs.
The Alaskan Husky is not recognized
by tho American Kennel Club,
Raymond pointed out.
"It's more of a hybrid breed." he said.
"Alaskan Huskies are selectively bred
for sled dog racing."
Raymond's team can run as fast as 22
miles par hour. This year, they demonstrated their ability at two races held at
tho Carlisle Reservation of tho Lorain
County Metroparks and another race at
Punderson State Park. Raymond also
races in Michigan and Pennsylvania.
With spring and summer coming, ths
sled dog team is on hiatus until
Thanksgiving time, when Raymond,
47, will enter h.t next race.
He started raising tho dogs maro than
15 years ago. One of his neighbors was
featured in Country Living magazine
for slod dog racing. When Raymond
saw this, hs knocked on several doors
on his street looking for the sled dog
racer, and when he found tho musher/neighbor. Raymond caught the sled
dog bug.
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Senior complex to be debated
Hearings set for major SL zoning changes
By JoAnrw Easterday
SHEFFIELD LAKE — Two public
hearings to consider zoning changes
ware set by City Council. The first one.
to be held Wednesday. May 1 at 7 p.m..
deal* with property at the comer of
Abbe and Lakevlow roads. The second
hearing involves a requested change
from Rl rwidontial to R3 limited-use
residential proposed by Richard St.
James of Gallery Enterprises.
Tho Abbo-Lukeview case, submitted
by Steven Loy, would bo necessary to
accommodate the construction of a selfservice storage complex with a resident
manager.
The Gallery Enterprises cose involves
tho request to build a senior independent/assisted living retirement complex ct 4701 Lake Road, across from
Amber Oaks and Convenient Food
Mart. That hearing is scheduled for
Tuesday. May 7 at 7 p.m.
. Neighboring property owners will
receive written notice of the hearings
from the clerk of courts.
Stroct repair dollars few
Road work wilh the nowly purchased
"hot" box was to have begun about
April 1. weather-permitting. It was
noted thot the work on 20 streets would
require about $1.2 million. There is
S17.000 in the service department's
budget for tho work.
In other business
• Council authorized the purchase
of an Intel Pentium computer from
Mir.roland Computer Center in
Westlake. The new computer will allow
the city to have E-mail exchange,
greater access to library materials, and
could even be used to assist the Schools
exchange program with Sheffield.
England.
Continued on page 23
Daryl Raymond harnesses his Alaskan
Husk/ sled dog. "Lity." PRESS photo
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If you are at home this summer and
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To the Editor
In light of the mcent defeat cS Issue
t»3, the income tax Incraaso for tfaa City
or Avoc. I. want to assure ALL cf our cUIzuns, .*lmt the dedicated men and
wonwri" of the Avon Police Dapartment
*.vill continue to serva with the barnp
professional standards that you have
become accustomed to and expect.
" "To those 889 voters who supported
our effort*, a special THANK YOU.
RobL H. Jackson, Sr.
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To tha Editor:
CRS held its "Women of Worth" luncheon on Thursday. March 21 in the
pub at the L-ish Heritage dub. Tho
community's support was wonderful our reservation List was filled - and on
such a snowy and blustery first day of
Spring.
CRS would l!ke to thank the Irish
Heritage Club. Sisson's. Kathleen
Wilhelm. Mona Burke. Kathy
Wasserman and tho 50 wonderful
women who came for lunch and gave
so generously to our Women of Worth
project In addition, we are grateful far
the donations dropped off at the office
by those who were unable to come to
the luncheon.
Once again, we have to say - Avon
Lake, you're the greatest!
Marjorie W. Calkins
Community Resource Services
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To the Editor
The Avon Lake Summer Youtheatre
is getting ready for its second summer.
Lasr year ovar 70 children from Avon
Tjfcn and the surrounding cities wer*
able to participate in Ciis group thanks
to the wondorrul niiponse of the talented volunteers who stepped forward to
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We ore now seeking volunteer director* and assistants for the summor 1996
program. The commitment involved is
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North Coast Nautilus ft Tanning.
along with International Karate
Centers, both of Avon J*aks, raised a
total of 419 pounds of food during tiur
year's Food Drive. Food collected benefits the Second Harvest Food Bank. The
Food Bank benefit needy families of.
Lorain. Erie, and Huron counties.
According to the Food Bank, continued support during tho winter months
aftei the holiday season ii desperately
needed- Jeff Ellis and International
Karate Cenlers did a great job ia assisting us this yfcar. Together, we increased
our iood donation by 61 percent ever
last year.
Members of both North Coast
Nautilus & Tanning and International
Karate Centers got into the spirit of giving. We asked our customers to bring in
at least two nan-perishable food items,
but many of them brought in a loaded
shopping bag! North Coast Nautilus &
Tanning and International Karate
Centers are looking forward to continuing the tradition next year. Thanks to
everyone involved who made this benefit food drive a tremendous success.
Rick Cadwell
Ncrth Coast Nautilus ft Tanning
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to encourage students to IcxA beyond the high school
diploma and diccover numerous opportunities to belter prepare themselves for thptr fulute. We commonly
ha\e six to len students r.^rtidpale in one or more
"Post-Servnidary Option;"' courses at a nearby university or college each sriuDol year.
Lemming Eapper . everywhere. At Avon laVe High
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Qrw common way to offer new «nd different e, 'ucatiocal opportunltiM is to doliver iaitruction from t- different «jducationaJ sits. Fot Avon Lake High Scl- :,cl,
this is our off-campus learning program. We paiyVJipate In s number of individual educational exp^rience> in addition to two specific special program
which promotes pfT-campus education. These two 01 '•>
campus programs are "Operation New World" and thv),
' "StatB"w Ohio Port-Secondary Options." "OporaUot
New World" Ss a joint program with Lake Ridge,
. Academy In North RJdgBVille. This is an integrated'
'" instructional awpcrionco which has been designed to"
offer studanis opportunities to see and experience life
and culture in a UUrd world country. On-campus, we
«?B unabla to pCw anything ehnilar to this program.
Getting B sanw. about what is happening in a society
Jaxff fortunate than ours is a real education about learning to appreciato what ii available in our own lodoty.
"OpanUoD. Hew World" offers academic credit in lasgURge arts, a foreign languago, idonce, social studios,
and statistics during too second semester of the school
year. During 1095-06. Avon Lake students have been
able to enroll in on-campuf courses during period 01
and 02,- then go off-campuj to the "Operation New
World" program, returning at approximately 2:30 p.m.
tor end of the day teacher assistance and participation
in aftar-tchool activities. This is Avon Lake education
in B fp«dsi form. *
"Stale of Ohio Post-Secondary Options'* is a state
mandated opportunity for students to enroll in college
level course* while being a high school student This
program allows students to lock bttyond the local high
school curriculum and address hisjner individual educational needs. It also provides colleges with new ways
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There is a new medication available for the
treatment of heamvorm
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safer than previous treatments. The disadvantage
is tnat it,is very expensive
to use. have your dogs
teslitd and put on preventive this ,tprms and avoid
this tttr'iC altogether.
Intervention in Barr and Forestlawn schools is taking
a new twist. Mr. Kanary 's working with the classes on
force, energy and simple machines. The children are
working in teams with hands-on experiments.
Mr. Kanary, a Physical Education and Health
Educator, is also certified in Saence and is excited
about helping in this area. The children have already
worked with map reading, map making and using a
compass. They have also tackled perimeter, area and
volume.
The students ore now discovering the uses of the
incline plane, the lever and Che screw. The studerts
hf.vo hands-on problems to solve as a team and record
their results. The fourth graders will also learn to combine the simple machines to make their jobs easier.
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by James E. Haddad,
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McLauphlin, megan McNwoloy,
your greaieii u*\el. You have J with
your mule. Avoid neglecting a
Katio MusaD, Andrew Rutuo.
prophetic iniifht Iniu butine»t purtni\
neeif^.
William Rulus. Damion Suv
(tovtari. Kamy Schmkn, PhilDp
Schnoldor. Matthow Stewart,
.
. .^. ^uoj,ftu. nuiuoraic punuits come easily to
Kylene Thomas. Katie Voile,
thoao Intolliflont youngitors. They got bored quickly, however,
Kathryn Walling, Sarah Woavar,
and
will
flit
from
subject to subject. Artistic puwfu always hold
Elizabeth Vvhito, Gregory
ipedal appeal for those availves Arias. Dam entrepreneurs, they
young. Hlla Ztka.
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honor roll
Th»loDo*ing Awn Lak* High
Srcoot studont* haw bean
named to Vie honor roll far tf»
sacond nln* w**k* oncfing
pariod. Omlff 12: Jannlur CaD.
UonJca Cftfrtyan, KrtattT* Corcoran, Amanfla ^leffraM, Brian
Jicha, IJndsay King. Emily
Klein. Todd Martin, Mary
Mlcrwla Uarttna. Mamsrat
McOratft, Elton MC«r. Lfly Milter.
Mattfww Pattys. Mariana Radlc. Amanda Scrtmldt Sarah
Simmons. Scott Snydar, Ryan
Stmart Miertaol BJrsloy. Btyan
Bowdon. Tamara Orlgriiwaa. M.
McClaJn CJoner. Jom DoataJ,
Jason Etssnmann. Kandra
fTaum. JormHar Glnmor. Christina HaD, KrKtin Hwntaer, Brian
Hombock, Chrystal J«nkins.
Karl Knioppar, Mark Lorn,
Mattww Loo, Justin Marshall.
Ashlay
Ponman.
Joshua
Schenkar. Christine Scotl,
Ooolfrtfy Simpson. Mogan
Williams. Tracy Wozniak.
Grad* 11: Androw Cifranic.
Oavld Galtwnla. Jason Kray.
Nicola Kraba, Erik Mathisan.
MchaBtf McKay, Doug Means.
Donald Mutter, Robert Rocco,
Travis Taunton. Sarah WaRer.
Crwryl W0mgr, Chris Andarson,
Jennifer Bagstad. Melissa
Bailey-Harris. Brian Barnes.
JalmJe Batton. Amanda Chawansky, Grogcry Drab, Scan
Thomas Fursdon, Justin HaD,
Juf(» Hanson, Elc Hertwrth,
Heather Hoslap, Keith Mine,
Elisna HocUnf). Chrfstophor llg,
Michael Isn0r. Eileen Kim,
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£ AVON — Unseasonably arctic weath% er on March 21 caused numerous =ping* outs along 1-90. '±s most spectacular of
g which was a jack-knifed tractor-trailer
£ truck in the westbound lanes east of
<ii Jaycox: Road.
The rig, a U.S. Express leading truck
out of Oklahoma City, was hauling bags
of herbicide when it skidded out of
control at about 7 a.m.. spilling
between 100 and 20O of the tegi onto
tha roadway.
The westbound lanes were shut
down until the mess was cleaned up
and the truck towed. TJalEc resumed at
about 12^0 p-zn.
AVON
POLICE
BLOTTER
man walking westbound alang the 1-90
berm brought an officer out. this on
March 27 shortly alter 2 pjn. Tha
pedestrian, a Rocky Rivc-r resident, wcs
hunting for a lost hubcap, /i-j.iarejjtlv
he didn't find it. for he was spviled by
another officer a abort time later o.\ the
SR 83 .pverpass dgain searching for his
errant Hubcap.
Another traveller in distress was a
Bellevue man whoso van was stopped
along the w^sibound berm of 1-90 on
March 27. The man told an officer that
he had just purchased the van but
couldn't get a door to close. The officer
ot the door closed for the traveller, and
e was on his way.
fic on Onler Read March 27 shortly
after 5 p.m. The woman was gone when
palic*? went out lo look for her.
Another pedestrian, a man said to b*
headed west oa Chester Road March 23
at about 11:45 pjn. and yelling at
motorists, brought officers out to see
why this was so. but the fellow had disappeared into the eight
Gun nut?
„*• motorist used his cellular phone to
tell police OE a m^n in a brown Ford
picLiip brandishing a gun at other drivers after he had exited 1-90 at SR 611.
this shortly after 9 pjn. on March 27.
The informant couldn't say which way
on 611 the gun-happy driver had gone
and officers were unable to find him.
DisOTieMed Westlaker
A Center Road woman, returning
home Much 27 at about 5 pjn_. Jouna
a woman, sitting at the end of her driveway.
Concerned, the resident asked the
stranger, who seemed upset about
•omauiirig. to come into her house. The
resident called the police. Officers took
tha wonuia to the stetion where she
phonod hwr mother in Westlake.
The woman, who was on medication,
had walked to Avon from Westlake and
had gotten lost. Her mother drove to the
station to fatcH her.
Dog gone but hound found
A woman lost her rorweiler near SR
611 and Northgate March 27. An officer
found the hound at the Secluded Inn
and dog and human were leunited.
Beagles AWOL ,
A Moon Rpad man cumplainod thai'
his beagles were missing March 25 zad
suspected that somebody may have let
them loose overnight.
-Hubcap boat
A report of a suspidaus-appoaring
Unsteady on bar feet
Motorists reported a woman, apparently dntsk. staggering in an out of traf-
On purpose
A woman complained March 25 that
f
Kids at large
A concerned resident reported four
boys, who appeared no older than
eight, walking along SR 611. this on
March 26 at about 5:30 pjn. An ofScer .
picked tha lads up and took them
her neighbor purposely throws dl» be*,
kethaU against her freshly planted
trees. She has asked him sevural "
to stay off her property but he
her, she said.
Several Red Oak Avenue
found their mailboxes damaged
momics of March 24, One
reported seeing a white car occupi
several youths racing do-.ro the
the nigM before^
Frand foiled
Security forces at the
Department Store at the Great Norttenj
Mall infcrmed Avon Police March n
that they had rescued a wallet bclcKjjing to an Avon man and had detainad*
man who had tried to use tha victim'*^
credit card. The resident \v& advisadto:
contact Sears to get his wallet ord oai
back.
;,-;
Shell shock
A Ston&y Ridge Road woman
her house splattered . with
March 24.
'
Clarioti of ice
A resident voiced hjs
March 22 about snowmobilen
up front yards on Naga! Road
Schwartz Road.
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Celebrate Easter sunrise withUCC
AVON LAKE — The United Churub
of Christ is celebrating Easter with a
special Easter sunrise service at 6:45
Easter morning. All arc welcome to
come and worship with us by the lahg
for what will bo a glorious experience.
Meet at Joo and Ruth Dobosy*s lakeside home. 31748 lake Rd,
Rememuer to turn your clocks for-
' "r
i«rard an hour before you go lo bed baft
Saturday night, because Easter S
starts the official "daylight
day.
Wear w^nn clothes and be
for wet grass. Parking will be avallanla/
en Lake Rd- with police on duty Uv
assist guests,
Try us 011 for size.
Thursday, April 11,1996
8:30-11:00 a.m.
Sman classes and individual attention are just
some or' the reasons families choose
Lake Ridge Academy.
Nona Profcsnoni] Haircut Products
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Join us for a closer look.
To begin your morning, join us first in the
Bettcher Convocation Center to register and
receive a program of the morning's activities.
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registrations are now being accepted at Jack 'n Jin Nursery School (or classes
beginning in September. Several openings remain for children who are 3, 4 are?
5 years af age. Our program is fuB of educational fun for cfifldren of thesa ages.
Jack "n JIB students enjoy many actwities including songs and fingerplays. For
more information concerning tha school or registration, please contact Debbie
Pettys El the Avon 1 ate Unftnd Church of Christ. 933-7946.
THOUQHT
YOU'D LIKE
TO KNOW...
Ey
\AttntMUtei
Art1; Lair Mayor
Mayor*! Ball t Success! - Thanks to
til* Olid work of tha committee and
than) who attended tha mayor's halt.
$13.600 wa» raised to benefit dty projects end tin school tbundaHnn. Thia
ytmr ws choao to give 50 percent to
each entity, that is $6,flOO a piece. Not
bad. huh? We an already talking about
next year's hall. Hope t> se« you thoit>!
Jnztia Otnttr - We are on oar way.
Thp meeting! with Galli*u, Kimar &
Gordon Archiiocts have begun. Stay
tuned.
Avon Lakn Shopping Center - Keep
your eyes on this one. A lot of wonderful addition* are being planned.
Hopetuily it wUl become a reality.
Strasrt Park - Ws are planning to
lni»aU some drsintgo in thb^ pwrt thU
• ~-
of Park Land - We are nral
doss to making • daaL
RKTWttoff Osttr - A committee of
lovon ha* been appointed to work with
the architBctj on this projoct that will
end up as a bullot question. They arc
Cannier Ulrich, Jim Camellia. Rick
Stuart. John Moran, Robert Froohlich.
MlchHl Keanu and David Mono*. Hare
ore some focti: 1. The high school property Is the focol point right now - it
could chango. Z. Plaaia undentland
when this study to complete - It win b«
on tha bdkiL However. I have a hard
Um* Justifying it being put on tbn ballot
•long with otter city issues. So. when
there is a planned election and the city,
schools and library are not presenting
anything las operations, that is when I
feel it would •» fair to ask you to vote
on this i±5oe. I am cortalnly open tr any
comment* you may have on ijla- There
will be public input meetings during
this procBss as wau.
Enjoy vonr ndmnanl Tarry - Me.
Teny Polly. Utilityman in die service
department is retiring alter 23 years.
This gentleman was our in-house "jack
of all trades." His talents save the city a
lot of money over the yean End we will
miss him. Thanks, Terry, for being such
a great asset to the city over the years. I
hope you and your wife have many
year* of enjoyable retirement
City'* Iocs - St. Joseph's gain - Also
leaving us for a new adventure is Dave
Aslakacn. Dave h*<? oeeu with us since
bis fii*t day out of school in 1982. He
was approached by St. Joseph Church
and School to become their maintenance man when Arnio rctiros. Dave
baa boon a "role model" employe*. This
is probably why they came after him.
We want to again extend best wishes to
him In bis new employment. Wo are
clad the! Avon Lake will still benefit by
his talent*. Like Ron Andolsen said, "if
he has to leave, at least ho will hove thn
-highest' Uvol boss available!"
A word or pralse_To Avon lake resident, friend end colleague. Mr. Carls
Distelhorat. Garis and I sit together an
Ihe Board of Directors for United Way
• of Lorain County. lie just finished a
sparfctag term as president of the board.
Folks, this man is a great loader with a
sincere compassion to help others. He
is an cL=2dllent volunteer that by example proves that if there is a need there is
a' way. T am grateful to have become
acquainted with this gentleman.
Do you have any concerns? Ideas?
Please don't hesitate to give mo a coll at
833-6141, 930-4100, 1-800-365-8626.
933-4930 or fax 930-4JQ5. May tod
continue to bless Avon Lake.
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He brought -samples of the products
Kurti maJLes tram Lhe compost uvalerials: AmeriMuIch. Nature's Blend compost and leaf humus. These products
are scld for company profit.
In addition to free yard composting
services. Avon Laie would receive a
«mall return from Kurtz's sale of the
products. Plus. Janesz said, residents
could gel small loads of top soil and
humus fox their gardens.
Composting requires
expensive
equipment to turn. mi*, screen, grind
and chop materials. One piece of equipment costs between S18D.ODO to
S250.DOO. Janesz said. The city does not
hava the manpower or the equipmenl
to manage a composting site to the
degree of efficiency that Kurtz can.
Yard waste collection is currently
included in the city's contract with BFI
of Nt*w Russell Township. BFt charges
each household $12 a month for collection uf recyclable*, garbage and }ard
waste. The city pays a portion of that
charge,
Mayor Vince Urbin was asLed if the
512 a month BFI fee would be reduced
since yard waste would b« handled by
a different firm.
He said possibly, but regardless of
v;ho handles yani waste collection nud
recycling, BFI still has to go to each
household each week.
Although BFI collects yard waste, it
cost the city 59.500 to have it hauled
away last year, said Service Director
Tom Lescher, Contracting with Kurtz
would save the city that charge plus the
cost of paying two equipment operators. Lescher added.
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could bt> placed on >ard waste collection if an cdar develops — until the
odor dissipates.
Councilman Greg Zilka praised th«
citv's proposed contract with Kurtz u
did most of his colleagues. The plan ii
endorsed by council's Public Servka
committee chaired by KowalskL However, council is wondering whether a
composting service setting up scop in
Avon I^g has to be put out to competitive bid,
Law Director Geoff Smith said ha baa
been studying that question and has yet
to make a determination.
Kurtz currently operates yard wasta
recovery sites in Ulckliffe: and on
Rockside
Road
near
IndejwndencaA'alley View. L. addition, Kurtz
operates a sludge recycling facility in
North Royalton.
Many council members and the
major werf concerned about the types
of odor that could result, fanes* assured
officidls that Kurtz uses sawdust to control odor. &iwdu!>t is a form of carbon
that neutralizes decaying grassclip-
, ,.
Council member Holly Kowalsti
asked about fertilizers getting mixed
into the grassclip pings.
-Bacteria breaks down the fertilizers
and pesticides to undetectable levels,"
Janesz saidCounciinv.n Greg Zilka said residents
in nearby U'estlake were assured that
the compost site near them would not
emit an odor, but it did,
Janesz said an odor can result from
improper management and not enounh
carbon used on the decaying materials.
When pressed further about an odor.
Janesz said perhaps it could be written
into the contract that a moratorium
dfe'
pay the
•at Atom itett *
cl *tt jot bxf.
David W.
McCLENAKAN
753-A Avon Beldcn Rd.
Avon Laka
933-7044
Clove.
236-3588
/Hislater
Wifliam G. Zurkey
William G. Zurkey has been seloct»3
by the Ohio Music Education
Association to bo the guest conductor
of iho 1996 OMEA District 1 Honor*
Choir. The two and half day event win
be held from March 29-31 in the Tolado
Masonic Auditorium. The choir members were auditioned form fchocli
across the northwest Ohio region with
the top 10O voices selected. Mr. Zurfcey
will rehearse and prepare the cfapir for
the concert on Sunday, March 31.
Mr. Zurkey, Director of Vocal Music
at Avon lake High School, has alyr
servad OMEA as a festival guest conductor, member of the contact music
selection committee, a member of the
program selection committee for tha
Cleveland Conference, and the OMEA
solo A ensemble music revision committee. He holds a Master of Music
Degree and has completed additional
courseworlc in Doctoral Studio* in
Music Education at Kent State
University.
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stomping from Avun Lake voters.
II seems thftre are a few other Ley teawins. other than the obvious for the
defea*. Evidently, man)- parents aren't
the least tit satisfied with the operation
of Troy School Whether it is lack of
confidence at Troy, the programs, or
discipline, many negative votes came
from this area.
Others hive expressed a problem
with Learwood Middle School When
yx*o try to pinpoint the prohlem. it's difficult tn get those who ctuplain to be
man specific
One parent wouldn't go into detail,
but told me tbey couldn't get say satisfaction with their problems fit
Learwood and handled it on their own
by simpiy voting no. In other words "if you're not going to help my situation. I'm no! going to help yours.
One area taal seems to reaUy have
-,• votsrs upsat is the StipL of-Schools, Dr.
Qayton Dusek. There seems to be e big
undercurrent about his ability to lead
the district \Vbile his presentations
prior to the levy were infr:rma»jve.
many were dissatisfied in the way h*
didn't answer some quei&acs. There is
evan further unhappinsss regarding a
Inck of a thorough breakdown of where
t'j» money goes... which prompts ma to
say 85 percent goes to salaries — need I
say more?
SoiDfl have indicated they'd like to
&ae Dtttak dtaniued to bring back confidancB in the district — the voters just
azan** corafbrtable with tha way things
are ran. T-Mtiitg a nipt, go Is certainly
«a easy way out, but I dont believe the
V rwidantd ol Avon Lcke would support a
bug* waota of thalr money — aftor all
Dusek has two years left on his contract. Nope — he'* hem for at least two
more
With the levy gains down as hard as
il did. I cant tea sny possibility of passago coma Novffmbor.
Tha Avon lake school board will
probably go aftar some buyouts for the
teachm with many ytars in tha disbict, tlona with « vrtge freeze fur othfin- Just ilka privota industry. It'j
course The Press. Don't wait — hop in
vour car and driva to any one of tliese
locations — these nif the hailesi tickets
in town.
Congratulation! to the Lively Avon
LaXers. a group of nearly 2QO local
senior citizens that is celebrating their
first anniversary. Under the Isadership
of P;-esident Resells Baldwin, alone
with Vice President John Monm, secretary Betty [nothing 1 can't do)
Waiefield and Kim Sisson. thAs group
has brought together a gathering of
many people.
The PRESS salutes this group of cilizens foj thair smiles, tireless efforts and
continued support of better living for
Avcn Lake's experienced citizens (See
re la I ad article.)
Th* Avon Lake Public Library will
put their 1.8 mill operating levy back
on tha ballot this coining August
This tevy is a do or die situation for
the future existence of the Avon Lake
Library— without it tha library will all
but cease to exist. This is the only levy
the library has to operate on und the
community can expect an aggressive
and informative campaign bv Avon
Lake Library supporters. Stay tuned™
Bob Feiler — Cleveland Indians Hall
of Famer will visit the Avon !-«>• Drug
Mart on Saturday, April 13 from n ajn
to 2 pjn. Feller wOl sign autogranhs
and vLiit with young baseball enthusiasts.
Congratulations are also in order for
Avon Lake Track Coach Kim Weaver
who was named Lorain County
Division U Coach of the Year. Kim has
done an outstanding job because thjf &
the sixth time in the last seven years
she hcs received thi? honor.
Other stuff ~. I see where the Avon
Lake Rotary Club and Avon Lake
Klwsnis dub just finished up their
blood drive challenge to see which club
could coma up with the most donors.
The Krwftnlms prevailed, edging out
the Rotarfans 30 to 27 — the Rotry
Club Prnddaut Rev. Meredith Coleman
must now tako the Klwaus dub
President Ross Randall to lunci«_that
idea floated by Avonites Jim Muzzy and
W» hm imtiMM Uclorti — and thay
won't la**' long. The Future Business John Sraltek to build a Joint polica station
between Avon and Avon Mk* will
LMden oV America from the Avon Lake
High School and area buiiruiasas are never fly - as good as it sounds and as
fponioring "Avon Laka Night it Jacob's well as tha two cities get along it's just
Field* on Wednwday, KUy 15. 7.-05 not something ereTyons could live
with —. great letters to tha editor this
p-m- •galruit the Detroit Tlgaro,
We have at ITst Prus Office, 1 58 Lear week, dont miss them _ even though
Rd.. 200 tickets for this special night Ai. Mayer Vlnce UrfaJn removed the
Cost is SI 0 per Uckot and they wUTbe Radiation Canter off the November
•old on • first-corns, Crst-*erva basis ballot, it really wouldn't havo made
much difference - with all the tax
only.
TlckoU can also be purchased from requests this issue Jnst wouldn't go maybe a few years from now.M..Go
ALHS, Allan Insurance. Lupe Tribe!!!!!
Chevrolet. Sail** Hallmark and of
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Avon Lake ha.s been named a Tree
City USA by The National Arbor Day
Foundation. Ii is the third \ear Avon
IJJ.R has jeceived this national recognition.
Avon Lake Ls also the recipient of a
Tree City USA Growth award for
demons Ira ling progress in its community forestry program in the following
activity areas: tree inventory and analysis, computerized tree-management
system, recycling.
The Growth Award was created to
recognize environmental improvement
and higher levels of tree care in Trea
City USA communities.
The Tree City USA program is sponsored by The National Arbor Day
Foundation in cooperation with the
USDA Forest Service and the National
Association of State Foresters,
To bocome a Tree City USA. H community must meet fiHir standards: a tree
Who's
New
Emilv Ann Peterson arrived
December 18. 1995 at 1222 p-m. Sha
weighed eight pounds and 12 ounces.
and was ,"»1 inches long, The proud parents ore Chris and Tiki Potersonof
Elyria, The prouder grandparents are
Rich and Lora Peterson, of Avon, ond
Bud and Patti Reinhart. of Perrysviile.
Ohio.
Las and Tammy Ahrens of A
ore tha proud panaiU of their
child, josiah DantoL Josiah was bom
Friday. Dec. 29. 1995 at 6.15 p.m. Ha
weighed B HM. 8 ox. and was 20 1/2
inches long. He Join* siblings Heidi. 10
Samuel. 8 1/2, Hannah. 6 1/2. Haathar.
5. Joshua & Calab. 3 1/2. and Gnrtchen.
2 to make up one big happy family.
Grandparents are Albert and Helen
Ahrans of Angus. Nebraska and Charles
and Margaret Schalk of Avon,
Joseph and Holly Kowalski of Avon
Lake announce the adoption of their
daughter. Patricia Ferro Kowalski.
Patrida was born in Bogota. Colombia
on July 10. 1995. She was placed in the
Kowalski'* arms on Nov. 7 and she
arrived homo on Doc. .«. Welcoming
bar home were big brothers Vincent 10.
and John 9.
board or department, a city tree crdj.
nance, a comprehensive community
forestry program, and an Arbor Day-'
observance.
"Trees make a world of difference In'
our communities." John Rosenovr. Tfet
National Arbor Day Foundation's prasl.'"
dent. said. "Trees nave long been recognized for the beauty ana value thsjilend to our homes, neighborhoods;;
parka and business areas. At the amu
time, those treea conserve energy, halp
clean the air, protect rivers and stroaam, "
and provide a home for wildlife in our.*towns and cities."
"An effective community forestry'
program is an ongoing p'rocasa o//
renewal and improvement—a proj^BB* of tree planting and care thai continosj •
through the years." Rr^enow said. "T&j ;
Tree City USA a^vard is an exraGant '
indication that 'bare is a solid fbuno>tion for that procass of improvement,*•.' • -
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A faaby boy. Jace Christopher. wms
bora to Jace and Christine (AndrewjJ Stokes of Hartland. Michigan on Nov. J. "
1995. Jace weighed In a* 6 Ibs. 13 to. •';'••
and measured 19 inches long. Prowl;;:".
grandparents are Larry and MarianittV"
Andrews of Avon T-ake and Bill tad~
Gladyr Stokes of Plymouth, M
Great-grandmother is .Anne
Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S,
are pleased to announce the birth ef
their son. Chriatophfir IJanioI ladiko*.
born on Dec. 22. I9Q5 ol loss pjn. at ;:
Fairviev General Hospital. Chrirtopasr
weighed in at 9 Ibs, 2 ox. and measured "•
21 3/4 inches long. The croud grntd* f
parents are Me. and Mrs. Hugh BaniaJ .
McGhee arid Mr. and Mrs. Cfcristnph* i
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Send new baby
to us tt
P.O. Box 300, Avon Like. Oh 44012.
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Great Lakes Initiative to be
fought in private sector
Initiative'and evaluate how* it will
impact communities.
AVON LAKE — In an attonipt to
clean up thj Gnat Lakes, tha Unltad
StattM Euvironmental Protection
Agancy (US EPA) met with itrong
oppoimon to proposed regulations.
TUB Northoast Ohio Rogional Sawor
District and American Matropolitan
Scwor Agondas (AMSA) took the EPA
to court ov«r Its Great Lake* Ini4ative.
Them awocUliotti of public utilities
decided to withdraw from arbitration
and allow privata industries to continoe tha battlo. according to Rick Eberla
awistant utilities dlractor.
Many public utilities operations
bclievo the reguUtlons are too stringent
to be Implemented at a reasonable cost
while often yielding imall benefit*.
-The EPA is beina lued on two
fronlf. Eberie said. -The EPA said to
AMSA: 'We've taken in your concerns... let's compromise and inttle this
suit and aJIow tha private sector to continue your Cfluio.
UUlllles Director John Knieppor
believes AMSA has pained as much as
possible by making thtr EPA explain the
Knieppflr said, optimistic tne
regulations will b« realistic whan
revised.
The board agreed March 18 to contribute $1,500 toward legal fees for the
groups opposing regulations. Kniepper
said post donations wero well spent
because the groups ware able to farce
tha EPA to listen, where a small municipality could not have done so by itself.
Preserve Nature
In of/Mr fco»/n»«*
You can do more than you think.
• The board approved a change
order to savo 11,500 on a pump
improvement project by not painting.
The building housing a new water
pump was to be painted, but already
matches an existing building on site.
• Bids were accepted for the sola of
two utilitifl; department vehicles:
Si ,750 was accepted for a 1989
Chevrolet Celebrity, and 5976 accepted
fora 1980 Ford Bronco, Those vehicles
were replaced by a Dodgo Caravan and
Dodge Intrepid, costing a little more
than 515.000 each.
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Supports Avon Lake
Schools
To the Editor.
1 really cringe at the thought of my
house payment increasing because
more taxes are being collected, but !
strongly support the Avon lake schools
and will continue to vote yes on future
tax leviao. This past weekend 1 was
with 13 high school students in
Coluirhus a( Oie Siate Leadership
Conference for ite Future Busings
Lsaders of Ammo. Also along on the
trip was their adviser. Ms. Donna
Gerhart and her husband, as well as Ms.
Slacey Minkis. an ypgljah teacher at
the high schocL
I was so impressed with these kids
and teachers. They were polite, well
bebavad. enthusiastic about what they
were doing and supportive of each
othflt They were truly proud to be from
Avon Lake High School and they
reflected their education by doing
extremely well in several events.
What we have to remember fa that
these kids are our future and we, as the
adults, have to show then, that we
valne them by providing for them
now—and what's more important than
thflir education? Grades and scores are
Just one part of learning, -working
together, problem solving, giving to the
community are also very important,
and I uw that this pact weekend.
We alto need to value our teachers—
lh»y nave a very tough job—ana I certalnr/ couldnt and unruldnt dj and
they dwtrvB to make a decent living.
They have cur children's lives to their
hands everyday—what'* more important than thai? We ere willing to spend
"hundreds af doQors on Indians season
tickets or a vacation, but not additional
money on our iidaT What are we saying
My daughter was very upset whan
flie t«vy did not paw. She felt it was the
older people saying no to the younger
people. Zjoplainad to har thst many are
on BX*d inuHjuM «ndil'*a ftrasgj&.icr
thtEU I hope thay •wBBraHJC wying our
• kids axeat •worth it RBmsrobnr, in the
not too distant future, these young people will be taHng care of us and will be
mftVfoE decisions that will impart our
lives tremendously—let's model to
them what is importsnt In this life.
Katia Kilgoret
/ *v/7/ not vets lor
another school levy
worth. Without an objective evaluation
of each worker, on average we will gel
li*s effort than we could be getting. Are
teacher overpaid? riow do we know?
That's the real question that should be
asked and evaluated objectively.
I salute those teachers who dedicate
their lives to their profession and I also
bold them accountable for allowing
iheir profession to sink to the level of
mediocrity which oy definition is
where 'he average always descends
when eat-h individual is not judged on
their own e3orts- Ualil steps are taken
toward true "equal pay for equal work"
(note that the present system only measure the equal pay siae) I will not be
voting for additional school levies.
If a principle measuring stick, as stated by Dr. Dusek. is that we "get through
the next four vears without asking for
more money from the voters." then I
believe the focus is on the wrcng issue.
Its how well the children are being
taught and what is being taught that
needs to be the focus. That's the challenge for ALL of those
involved in the
profession of teach;~g. I'm not at all
pleased with "outcome bc^ed education" either but that's another letter.
Suffice it to say that individual merit
within the teaching •tircfessioa will
become reality during the next few
years either through a teacher merit
system •ievisod by those within the system or through school "vouchers." So
teachers and administrators, it's really
up to you; oo you want year profession
controlbd by you or by "vouchers?"
Narae withheld by request
Library Is a great bargain
To the Editor
Recently I hwd » very entertaining
week! I read two novels that were best
sellers; watched two major motion picture videos; read the New York Times
everyday; spenl time with ray grondchilinen "discovering" all sorts of new
ways to play with them; had lunch one
day with IDS friends. Not bad tor an old
retiree, huh?
And. of course (tecept for the cost of
th* food at tha luncheon) it didnt cost
me a penny. Becai^a of the Avon Laks
Public Library. I had a wonderful time.
FREE!
If you're not talduR advantage of the
Avon Lake Publit: Library, you're making a big mistake. It's simply wonderful I have lived In 20 diflnrenl cities
and noca of the others had a library
half as good as ours!
Please make it a point to use our
library as often as you can. And bring
your family and friends with you. It is
guaranteed: you will be happy that you
did.
John Moron
To the Editor:
I almost voted "for1" the schoo. levy
bcouua of the excallent job of presontIBE the facts via cable that was done by
Dr. Dusek and Mr. Ryan. Then I rcmembarod a fundamental rule by which I
Mayor's Ball s
have always judged everything worthhuge success
while, if yon can't measure it. you probably are inaccurate in your assessment
To the Editor
Wo thank everyone who attended the
of its value.
_
There are outstanding taacnon witnsecond annual Avon Lake Mayor's Ball
in our school system and mcst of the
at the Irish Heritage Club on March 2.
teacher* are OK. then there are those
Novotny Catering did a wonderful job
fow who are really doing more harm
getting all of those steaks off the mil
than good. How do we reward each of
and onto our plates. Karol Kcmelius
thnro lor then- different levels of "excelwho designed this year's American flag
lanca?" Wn pay thorn all the earn* wage.
artwork, and Avon Lake Printing ownSeena to mo that this is a real slap in
ers Tom and Jane Brock who have masthe face to those teachers who are
tered the art of our last minute handexcellent and a misguided reward jor
Evelyn Urbin, you did a great job at
those who are performing at V-y
compiling, typing and laying out the
mediocre lovel and worse.
program. The Irish Heritage Clubs
Whan teacher salary and benefits
beautiful facilities and generous donamake up wall over half of; the total costs
tion to the community is appreciated.
and there Is no way lc evaluate trie
Also to bo commended are Fratianne
Individual performance cf the teacher.
Flowers of Avon. Eddie ft Gus Guthrie,
there is something wrong with the sysJohn Tillotson Photography. John
- ion. I. for one. will never vote lor
Runyan and the Avon Lake/Avon
another school levy until there is
Chamber of Commerce. Thank you to
deviled a means for evaluating the spesafety our safety forces, city department
cific performance ofeducatlng our chilheads and council: especially Wade M.
dren and the wages received by each
Mertz for our invocation ana Pledge of
teacher. Most persons are paid today on
, measured performance and its uma
Allffgians0_
The generous donations for our raffle
Sattaachar. dacid. for thrive,
were tnm the Avon Lake Public Library
that thfly will join the 21st century and
Shop and the DiscovoryWorks.
stand on their own merits.
Fratello's. Potor Miller House Museum.
I have said nothing about the ease by
Avon Lake Sparkle Market. Cindy
which such a system can como into
Crellin of Sweda & Sweda Realtors.
being, only that it is required to ensure
Designing Baskets. Barbara McCaw ol
Swtwe. the tax paying public, can
know that we are getting our money s
Sell's Gifts. Daniel T. Urbin and tam/Jy.
Avon Luke's Medicine Shoppt, A/on
Qttks Country Club. Alien Kefrigaraticm
HeiMing & Cooling. Avon <Jil"* City and
Aval Lake City Schools. Mighty
GoUaih Productions. Rick and LJ^dd
Hemnwr, Dick Deasy. Kris SImecek.
Sweetbiiar Golf Clu>, The Kopf
Construction Corp- the honorable
Sherrod )3rown. Nick & Charlie's Lear.
Road Iru*. Papa Joe's Pies. Avrn Lake
Dairy Queen & flrazier and Avon Lake
hairps^lon Man** Event.
T) .fise are thf, corporate sponsors who
cor.tinu3 to support our community:
Applied Specialties. BF» Waste
Syitems. Century Telephone. Consumers Bui'.ders Supply Company.
Ford Mo'jr Company. Knowhon
Realtors, SL John West Shore Hospital.
Tha BFGoodrich Company. The Geon
Compaav. The Kop f Construction
Corp.. Tlie Moraine Journal. Mollinax
Ford. Smith & Smith Attorneys.
Ail of you helped to provide our community with additional funds for tha
Avon l.akfl City Schools Foundation
and Avon Lake city programs.
Mayor Vincent Nt Urbin. we thank
you. too. for the opportunity to work
with an individual wbc has the community's best interest al heart. Your
generosity and all of those who sunported the second annual Avon Lais
Mayor's Ball—thank you.
Barbara McGrath
Kathleen O'Brien WilhtJm. co-chairs
A public school
teacher gone sour
To the Editor.
Congratulations to the citizens of
Avon lake for making a "wake up call"
to our fino «chcoU! It Is apparent that
tha citizens of this city are demanding
accountability in our school systtm.
Below are some very critical points
which Dr. Dus^k and our school ooard
have dismissed.
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Dr. Dusak claimed that cs attractive
salary base drcws good teachers. I am a
former PUBLIC school teacher who
chose my profossion because I loved
the piospect of teaching certainly not
because of tha pay. Teaching jobs are in
demand (ask. any unemployed "want to
be" teacher). Tlio system is flooded
with applications from oil types cf
potential teachers, both good jno bud.
What makes Dr. Dusek think that a groat
salary is appealing to only "gootl'
teachers? Does a lucrative starting
salary keep the "had" teachers frora
applying In our system? Do you^alway*
know you are hiring the "good" teachers? I suppose now that the levy failed,
we can expect the "good" tnachers to do
a lot of whining and perform below
expectation because tne have boon
denied a "good" salary?
Once a toachnr Is hired, it is a difficult, if not impossible, task to release
her/him. I am a former PUBLIC school
teacher who performed my job with
respect and enthusiasm. When the
chips are down and cutbacks are made,
who is the first to lose their job?
Unfortunately, the least experienced
and often times the most enthusiastic
teachers are the first to go.
Case in point: We all have heard of
several teachers in the system who we
would never want our child to have.
Sony, it is true. Before my children
even entered school, I had heard all the
horror stories. Stories of teachers with
files filled with information which
would put the average worker out of a
Job within moments. Were those teachers released? No. the UNION would
never allow it. When is the last time
you heard of an Avon Lake teacher losing his/her job? What are the statistics?
In the real world, poor performance
means you lose your job! And what
about teacher evaluations? Can a supervisor walk into a classroom at anytime
for an observation, or must the teacher
receive previous notice? In the real
world, your supervisor watches over
every move, without advance warning.
Believe me. I spook [ram experience. I
know many teachers who were always
well prepared for oach and every c'nss;
then there were those who NEVER
would have passed an observation and
evaluation without prior nctice.
I am a former PUBUC schocl teacher
who knows that your years of experience and amount of "extra" education
does not necessarily make you the best
i'r.andidat6 far deserved tenure. Some of
ihe most irlelligent master's degreed
teachers are the least enthusiastic, least
committed, and least atle to teach, it is
time lo hold each teacher accountable
for his/her performance. Salary increases should be distributed bated upon
performance, not upon years of experience and education- No, the UNION
would never allow that.
I have witnswed it- The taxpayers are
not always reilvng what they paid for. I
often test like the teachers in this system feel that WD are cheated to them.
They have it wrong. They are privileged to be in the system snd to be
teaching our future leaders. Let's prioritize and spend the mcney where it
truly vroula be most beneficial—textbooks, updated equipment, end o*her
necessities. MORE MONEY TO THE
TEACHERS WILL NOT MAKE TH£M
BETTER TEACHERS.
Remember how little those private
school teachers often make? Remember
how they supervise after-school activities for i!"tle if any stipend? Remember
how tho.fe teachers nave few ""-eneEtsT
RememhT the quality of education and
the quality of the sTudccts these school
are producing? Tell ran how those
tsachers perform belter because they
receive great salaries and benefits!
Maybe the private school is an option
we should all seek. After alL at least
you Ret what you pay for!
Name withheld by request
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Avon does have speed
problems
To the Editor
"Speed Kills' - true or frlse?
Taxpayers should be allowed to speed
through the c'.ty they pay taxes to - true
or false? Police officers" are concwned
with, and trained and paid to promote
public safely - true or falsa?
Get a grip, Mr. Hummer! Avon speeders are not unwitting victims of an
overzealous police department! In [act,
all one has to do is stand in front of Qty
Hall for five minutes and connt the p«opla whirring by to cet an idea of what
kind of spcedina problems this city has.
What do you Ulink. Mr. Hmnmar. that
people have some right to speed or that
it's no big deal? Dent you think that
more than a fow of Avon's voters voted
down the ircreascd income tax because
of personal budget comtraints and a
feefine of ""enough is enough?" Or, possibly oecausa they would rather vote
project by project on monies to ho spent
rather tfran hand over their money permanently for politicians to use for
whatever pot project - necessary or not
- that thay toe fit
If speeding is such an Important
issue, why not take up race car driving..jind keep our streets safer?
Name vrfthhold by request
Ttianks hosts A hostesses
To the Editor:
fho UK/USA committee at Brooksida
High School and Sheffield Middle
School would like to ixpross our
THANKS to the following famllias who
have so graciously opened up tlioir
jearts and homes to the students "from
Sheffield. England: Mr.* Mrs. Dflan
DiCailo; Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Tatarka; Mr. &
Mrs. Richard Abbott: Mr. ft Mrs. Joseph
Woch: Mr. & Mrs. Wayne North; Mr. ft
Mrs. Robert Houriet; Mr. ft Mrs. Greg
Klocppel; Mr. & Mrs. John Keatley: Mr.
ft Mrs. Bruce Putman: Mr. ft Mrs.
Armando'Catanete: Mr. ft Mrs. Jim
Rouhier; Mr. & Mrs. John YaUon: Mr. ft
Mrs. Duncan Estep; Mr. ft Mrs. Dale
Hildebiand; Mr. ft Mrs. Alan Caudill;
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Fabian: Mr. ft Mrs.
Clarence Rutherford; Mr.* Mrs.
Michael Carver: Mr. & Mrs. Alltn
Lyndes: Mr. ft Mrs. Robert Michaels;
Jana Barrett; Mr. ft Mrs. Leonard Smith:
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mullinex: Mr. & Mrs.
Nate Lawson: Mr. & Mrs. David
Johnson: Mr. ft Mrs. Werner Wittman:
and Mr.* Mr*. Al Piccclano.
Taking another person into your
home for three weeks is a big commitment and we sincerely appreciate the
efTort on their ports.
Staff It students of Brookside H'^h
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Tho Board of Trustees voled March
23 to rasuboit the Library Operating
Levy on tho Aug. 6 ballot. The 1.8 mills
would replaea the current .98 mill,
which expires In December.
The Board also reinforced the policy
that the library continue to provide a
full range of services since the library is
operating through December on funds
the.-voters approved more than Eve
yaarsego.
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Friday. April 5, Saturday, April 6 and
Sunday, April 7 the library will be
dosed due to tho Easter holiday.
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Nlffhtcf 1000 Stars
mtlonal Library Week. Wednesday,
April 17; 7 D.m. During National
Uorary Week famous people all over
the United States vljit libraries to
encourage reading on The Night of
1000 Stars. This year, Avon Lake is fortunate to have Sooua McDowell. Or
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Music Awartt winaar. Sacna McDowell
has delighted audiences of all ages on
three continents with her family oriented musical programs. Accompanying
herself on guitar and autoharp. Ms.
McDowell's traditional and original
music reflect* life In the "land Down
under" as well as her humanitarian and
ecological beliefs. Sponsored by
Friends of tho Library.
A Sevn J/iar- from Cart to
Computer
The Library Shop will bo sponsoring
~ a s«mlni*T' to share infoncation about
ojraalog. operating and maintaining- a
non-profit shop. It will be held Friday.
April 20. 0:30 aon. to 3 pjn. Tha
Library Shop is a non-proGt museumquality shop managed and oper. '.ed by
the Friends of the Avon Lake Aiblic
Library. The shop sells a variety of fine
gifts, books, educational and science
merchandise, cards and posters, with
proceeds to benefit tho programs and
projects of the Avon Lake Public
Library. For seminar reservations call
933-8128. The seminar fee of SIS
includes a Continental bretkfast, lunch,
and a packet of Information.
Academy for Senior Studies
Spring classes at Avon Lake Public
Library, in cooperation witi LCCC
Include: Conversational Spanish;
Colonial History of Virginia; Early
Virginia Residents; Stories! Stories!
Stories!-Come Learn end Tell Your
Stories: History & Culture of the
Yucatan, and Spotlight on South-western Pennsylvania [preparing for a threeday trip there to June). In addition.
Director Judy Higgle will teach a class
Introducing seniors to wonderful children's literature at LCCC, and Bob
Solan will lead a backstage tour of area
theaters. Call the Center for Lifelong
Learning at 1-800-935-5222 for more
information, or to register. Registration
forms can also be found at the library.
Mayor and Mrs. Urbin, student Chris Madsen and June Roesky are among mmy:*,f:l
who enjoyed dancing at the Senior Citizen Prom.
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On Friday, March 1, the first annual
Senior Citizen Prom was held at Troy
Intermediate School, hosted by its sixth
graders and the P.T.A. No tax money
was used. For this inaugural event, the
Lively Avon Lakers groups was invited
and approximately 100 attended, {hi
future years, the entire senior population of Avou Lake will be invitadj
The Senior Prom was created to join
the generations and to help tha sixth
graders coonrct with the community,
developing more cf an outward view
Rosourco booldots available
instead of just focusing internally.
Community RMOUTC* Ssrvtea* to pleased to
Music from the '30s. '40s and '50s
make cvaHabto to tha communtty. frw o» cftaro*,
was enjoyed, an array of food and enter«n exttnsta) Information and resource guide
tainment
was provided, and tours of
covering • variety of tubjacts. Thb (p*Ja Ssts
the renovated school were given.
local InterrnaUon. county aoencitt and cfhar
ttcflRfes offering; botfi •msrponcy and ongoing
Students served as greeters, escorts,
utistara in OTMS from substance abut* to
coat-checkers and waiters. Many
recreation, sartor dtfzsn* tc ta*n Itaum. W« are seniors enjoyed dancing with students
gnrttfut ta volunteer BJ. Mason for rnatrchlng.
who were happy to teach them several
and compfflng (Ms bocUcL
line dances.
To obtain • copy of ta Quid* lor your home,
offlco or human nnourc* dapar&nent.plBa>* call
A good time was had by all. accordor stop by the OTS offlca, 32770 Uk* Hd.
ing to Mary Alico Sanders. "These nice,
(Vatertn's Uwnortsl HaH), 033-5039. ORIc*
young people met me at tho car, paid
hours are 10 «JIL to 1 p.m. Monday through
such itfco attention all evening and
Friday. .
gavr. ino a fantastic tour of the school."
she said. Benujdotte King added, "It's
wonderful to see so many happy, poai-
RICHARD FERONTI
Licensed Agent Since I979
"Tired of paying too much for
Auto & Home Owners Insurance?"
Call or Visit Us...
933-3295
33467 Lake Rd., Suite 203, Avon Lake
{located above Avon lake Printng)
Babysittfna clase at North Coast
Tho North Gout YUCA wffl be offering an
American Rod Cross Babysitting etas during
spring break, Tho class wffl b* hold April 9, 10
end 11 from 930 am to noon. Tho clasa la open
to afl anu youngttars ages 11 and ofdar. Each
youngsnr wttl rerreJvo • Rod Cross BabysltSng
Ccrfiitcstton upw> BumpMon of trw das*. Tha
coot of the dm. Including tho Had Cross
MaroaJ, to $15 far area YMCA mombors and *W
tor guests.
For more Information or to rooisttr for thta
doss, contact «w North Coast YUCA at 0338100 Of 835^622.
Avon Women's Club meets
'Italian GarctenTizza
>,n"&i)l PfovoHont' Cheese
v.ith \li(fs of Ranted Red
Stnfrir S7.00' *. Large
SI 0 0 0
15,1 Lear Rd.. AvpjftaJte, Ohio \ 933 8154'
Jose Mendozflj M.D.
^itemed Medicine
ii nleued to toonotxc that bisprivateprsctice and the AvonLakcMefidiaic
are moviufi to a new locaii on.
t: MooJjys I Oam to 8pm;
Tuesdays, Thursdays &Pridayi 11 am -6pm
OccuionaJWaJDesdaysifeSalurdavs 9 am- 1pm
UmilalwaDt-tniiprxriatac^areavaflaWc.
Avon Women's Club is httflng to noxt meeting
el 730 PJTI. on Monday, >prt 8 at Avon Oaks
Hunting Homo. Child Care Center on French
Creak Road. SsrKira Zandors will presant
*-••<- Qardons.'
. For more WormaUcn
acn aDoui
aout
mombBruhtp. ptoAs* eaJJ Cvol Burmelstsr «t
837-5270.
f
228Mmo-Rood * AvooLakB.Gbio
(2I6) 933_5264
ing. "This was a wondei—, „„
attended event. We're all delighted
be here and it's obvious tho kJi
enjoyed teaching us to dance
Electric Slide!"
Mayor and Mrs. Urbin attended many,
wero pleased with the effort. '"This Is sjj ^
excellent opportunity for both ganw*-^ •
tions to mingle. The spirit Is wonderful"""
This Is what family Is about." ho saiaV;
Many door prizes wero donated
local businesses and greatly op]
ed by tho seniors. Contributors
ed Copy Plus, Dlanna's
Dryclean USA. Faroh's.
Marge's Flowers, Mr. Hero.
Novotny Catering. Sell's .uuuutu**,
Sisson's Flowers, Sparkle, Subway, Thai
. Works and Tom-Car Foods.
I.
Troy Intermediate would like to COD-\.v
UnuB its connection with the seniors of $
Avon Lake. If you have a sped&I skiU.,^
expertise or ability to chore with our-j
students, or If you and your friends.?
would like a general "gentle" introdac-'
tion tc Toiaputors, please call Mr. Paul.
Hollas^ or Mrs. Mary ODee. Principal,
at Troy, 833-2701.
Community Good Friday #*rv?c9
Tha Avon Lai» UWstartal AeaodaBon invtm
you to oaffwr In prayer on April 5 tor th*
Community Good Friday Sarvtca. tt wffl bo heJd
•I Chrtot EvcnqaacsJ Luftoran Church, 32747:
Uit Road, fti Avon Ufc* at noon. Thto prnv
wrvtcs to «r> csportunfty to renew fto moonlnn of"
ChnsTs
w for
or us
ut.and our taJvafan.
sataHon. «•—•
CUrgy,
•MIT
•»<low
~—t—
staff «nd mombtni from ttw «a«ndlno cnurefm
wU tske port in th* praym wxl hymn*. Induolnn
« preunafion Tram tfw diVgy cfwfr: H»w»rend M
hart (rom the Avon Lako Preabytarian Church,
w*» daffw ffw urmon *nStod *Th» Cart Word.'
retlacdngcn John 19^0.
Tho foBowCng diurcAn are sponsoring Ms
ev*t& Avon Lxka PrwbyMflan Cnuron. Avon
Lake Unttod Church of Chrttf, CaJvtry Btpfitt
Church. Christ Evrnjiooacal Lytfwrtn Church,
Holy Spirit Catfwfic Church. Ulw Snore UnftwJ
Mamoaiit Church, We hop* you can titonda-vl
pray wflh us this Good Friday.
Decorating
Flooring
WM1LY OWNED AND OPERATED • COUNTRYSIDE PLAZA
*Vlnyl *Ceramlcs
*Carpet *Hardwood Floors
KITCHEN & BATH PLANNING
CorpotSomptos 25C to 500 eoch
Groat for Cor or Door Mots
37460 Harvest Drive
SJJ&E\
lltem Pfzzcas!
99.75
\ 3 LARGE*
lt»m
Primary Care of Avon Lake
*
»——
tive kids. We can tell the
to be here!" Betty Wakeflo
AVON
LAKE;
HOLY spmrr
CHURCH
«10 Ltar Rd,
933-3777
Wednesday T«robra« Snvlct: 7JO pjn.
HoVTbuaday Man: 7JO pun.
Good FHday Scvkaa: 3fD pjiu, 7JO pjn.
Holy Silurday: 3.00 p m tSenina of RaodEfflte vyi Mas: 7:30 PUTL' \
Eider Sunday Maasac WJO BJIL. 1030 am,
Noon
CALVARY BAPHST CHURCH
32607 EJactrte Dhrd.. 935-8828
Good Friday Service 7:30 PJIU
Eutn Sunday Sunrise Service: Veterans
Manorial Part. Avon Labi 7:00 am
Eager Waohlp Service 1 055 am
SunoVy Sehoot 9^5 tm.
ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
32929 Uk* Rd. 933-5152
HsVThundw MOT 7:00 pm,Eudarbfic
Adoration urtfl IQ-OOpjn. .
Good fifciay. Noon. Celebration of the Lord'i
Hofc SihBday: 2.-00 pjn. Basing of Esfler Food
EsstaV&J Man 7:30 pjn. Easia Sunday
MUCKS: &OD tm, IftOO BJTL, Noon. AduS
Choir. IttOO ajn. CWdrera Chotn Noon
CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
31747 Uk« HA, 933-6263
HafcThundw: 730 |ia Worship Service
EisfcrSunday: 7X0 am Sunrise Sendee, 8.-OQ
* . un. Ester Bmliri, 1&15 am Holy
, v;' Communion Wbnhip
'•£iAKE SHORE UNITED METHODIST
- CHU11CH
: 33119 EJjcMc BIwt, 933-5238
:
thf LartSuppe Good fifdsy: Noon, Community
Stwte'W CtaM Evangtleal Urittnn Church.
SaftadUR IfcOO am-Nccn, Enter Fiir.
* EtMiftr Sunday Surri« Smfcr 7OO »JT:
AVON LAKE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
32340 Electric Blvd. 933-6240
Maundy Thursday; &3C p-m. Soup Suppo, 7 JO
pjn. Tcntboc and Cominuivoi VAnltip Service
(ChUd care far 6 yn. Kd irounger)
Good Friday: Noon, Cammuniiy Good Friday
VJorhip at ChrU Evargdcsl Lutheran Chuidi
Ufanhip Servfcw: WO ajn, HOT ajn.
Sunday Schoot 11:00 im.
AVON LAKE UNTTEO CHURCH
OF CHRIST
32S01 Electric Blvd.. 933-3241
Maundy Thursday Tenebrac Sr\fc< of Holy
Commurion 7JO p-m, '
f&irr Sunday SunrtK Service: &45 ajn. [ca3
chunii lor dinctSora)
•Easto Wbrjhip Snvieo: 9-.QO a-m, HdX) ajn.
AVOW:
AVON UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH 37711 Detroit Rd. 934-5121
Maundy Thursday Service: 7:30 pjn.
Good Friday Tmebrae Service: 7^0 pjn.
Easter Sunday Sunria Scvicr 8.O3 «JT, Youth
Servfcs with Breakfast foflouring
ESJICT Sundry Worship Service: ItHMajiv
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
2265 Gtrdra Dr.. 9344710
Easier Sunday Early Service 7:00 SJIL
Easter Sunday Lntt Scrvke: 930 ajn.
Brealdad (ervd betuMtn tctvias.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
33601 Detroit Rd, 937-5363
Hdy Thursday: &00 p jn. F^schal Supper in HaQ
[reservaDoni)
Holy Thursday MasK 8.00 pjrt. 9K30-10.00 pjn.
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
4792 Oiter Rd, 949-2620
Maundy Thursday; 7 JO pm.
Good Friday: 730 pm
Eader Morrang Service. 10-JO i-m.
ConbaiorB
Good Friday: 1&.00-1 1:00 ajn. Confeaiora,
KD P.TL Solemn Ltturjar HOJ, 7.00-8.OT pjn.
ConuuJoni
Holy Saturday: lOKn-ll.-OO ua. Canksaaca,
3.-00 p-m. Btoang of Fxd. 3:15-5«) pjn.
Conltsaora, Easter VigQ Mass: 8:00 pjn.
Easier Sunday Haaac WB »Jn, 10-JO ajn,
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
€133 Soiuct AVI.. 949-5171
Maundy Thunday Tmebrat Comrajrton Sersfc* 1
Good ftiday -1230 pjn -1:00 pm "Rrilecnon
and Meditation" Service
Easter Sunday • Sunrise Service - 7KB un.
Gazebo at the Community Centec Baa&rf
Mowing at church. Cetebrafion Service 10-30 am with Cnddrerfi Choir
SHEFFIELD/
SHEFFIELD LAKE:
BAY VILLAGE:
ST. THOHAS THE APOSTLE CHURCH
71S Harrij Rd, 949-7744
HoV Thursday: &00 pm Mass of ihe Lord'*
Supper
Good Fnday: 3.-00 pjn. Celebration of ihe LonTi
ST. BARNABAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
468 Bradley Rd,. 871-6200
Maundy Thunday: 7:30 pJTL Holy Eucharist
Coed Friday. 730 p-m.
Ewttr Sunday Sextos: &00 ajn, lOflO un.
Passion
Holy Saturday: Noon, Blessing of baskets; 3,004.<X) run. Confcssora
Easter Sunday Masses: 830 ajn, 1 0-30 am,
1230 pjn.
CHURCH OF GOD
2280 North Abba Rd, 934-6992
Sunday Schoot lOflO am
Eatier Morning Worship: 10:45 am
Easter Evening Sevice: &00 p.*n.
ST. TERESA AVTLA CHURCH
1878 Abb* Rd. 934-4227
ST. MARY OF THE
Holy Tnunday: 7XD pm Mas o( *« Lord1*
DfMACULATE CONCEPTION
,-jupper
2640 Steaty Ridge RiL, !>34-4212 I Good Friday: ZOO pjn. Lflurgy o( th* Lord'i
PMekm, Confeatans toJourino; 7*30 pjn.
Holy Thundv 730 pjn. Sototu."^j« <rf Our
Stofiora o( ntc Oron. Contertom fcCtaring
ionfi Suppct
.
.
-_....
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Good Friday: 3:00 pjn. Solemn Lifcntfca' ~ ^ HoJy Si&irday Cbnfnaont 1 U» ajn.-Nooa,
.
ZO&3.-00 pjn.
Blndna of Food Badatc 4-00 pjn.
HoV Satoday: 2X0 D4n. De^ng of Food " i
Euttr Wflp HKE &00 pjn.
Enter VtgB Mwc 8K)0 pjn.
EcAr Sunday U»a:ftOOun, 1 IflO wn.
Earitt Sunday Mawa: 8.-00 ajn, 10KX) aJit,
Noon
•••
CHURCH ON THE RISE
Good Friday: 730 pm CandWgW Comnunton
Soviet and HJusfriUtd Sermoa "The WHp,
Hammeand fi» CrasT
Rourn-cSon Sunday Services: 9OT ajn. and
11: a-m. SpecaJ music «nd compklf chOdrm'*
minfaSy provided
BAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
25415 Lake Rd.. 871-3822
Maundy ThunsJay: 7 JO pm. The Lord'i Suppa
Good Friday Tenebrat Snvicc 7-30 DJIU
Saturday EvcnbiQ Wonhrp: &00 pjn. Easter Sunday SenAsc 7.45 »JTL, 9:15 am.
HO) un.
Sunday Schoot 1145 un.
SPONSORS FOR IHE E4OTEJ? CHURCH SERVICE SCHEDULE
AUDI HEATING ft COOLING
614 Mo^re Road
Awon J-ds ----------- m....933-2535
AVON HOME DECORATING
36775 Detroit Road
Avon______—..-.... -------- -934^000
AVON LAKE HARATHON
239 Miner Road
'Avon Lake. .................... .933-2442
BlilTERFLY FAMILY BOOKS
AND GIFTS
HUBERT'S LANDSCAPING
RICHARD A. FERONT1
Avon Lake ™._
690 Avon BcJden Road
Avon Lake
KUNGSHIRN WINERY
Erie Insurance Group
33467 Lake Road, Suite 203
Avon Lake_______________J...933-3295
933-7073
CONVENIENT FOOD MART
137 Lear Road
. Avon Lake
4786 Lake Road
Sheffield Lake ..„.:.-..
933^718
-949-7631
AVON LAKE PRINTING
33467 Uto Road
Avon Lakev-----------.....933-2800
DEANGEUS RESTAURANT ft
LOUNGE
33479 Lake Road
Avon Lake
„
.933-4007
BOB ALLEN INSURANCE
AGENCY
DR. KATHLEEN FLEMING,
DR. LINDA STOLFO
33399 Walker Road, Sulla B
Avon Lake....,--------.........933-5223
BUTTS PLUMBING
174 Lear Road
Avon like «.........—.....-93^8686
BRUSNAHAN It STUART,
ATTORNEYS
158-A Lear Road
BURMEiSTER-BUSCH FAMILY
FUNERAL CHAPELS
32000 Dfi&olt Road, Avon
163 Avon Beldan Road
___
AvonUk.-----------;_933OT
33050 Webbec Road
Avon Lake
.933-6222
.933-6666
KNOWLTON REALTORS
Wfaltor Square BuHding, 32745 WaDar Rd.
4»«on Lake
- _.^33-2500
KOPF BUILDERS
420 Avon Beldcn Road
Avon Lake
.933-6908
LANDINGS ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Optomatry
33398 Walker Road, Suite B
Avon Lake
.933-3214
Dr. Donald R Routes
516 Avon Beldan Road
Avon Lake
-....933-2148
LUPE CHEVROLET
607 Miner Road
Avon Lake
EASY STORAGE
933^151
38390 Chester Road
Avon..
.934-6300
MARTY'S CYCLE CENTER
FAROH'S CANDIES
*
32087 Electric Boulevard
Avon Lake
.,.933^204
"The Landings"
Avon Lake
933-4360
NORTH COAST YMCA
HARISEL'S AUTOMOTIVE
149 Lear Road
Avon Lake
.930-2886
32796 Walker Road
Avon Lake
933-9100
NOVOTNY CATERING
143 Lear Road
Avon Lake
.933-5375
RAYMOND F. BLAKESLEE &
SONS
525 Avon, Bclden Road
933-9333
SPARKLE MARKET
33479 Lake Road
Avon Lake ...........---------.933-6203 .
STAR BANK
,.
J
•The Landings" . "
* Avon Lake ......... — ....... .933-4575 >
THE CHILDREN'S CEKTEH
321 Lear Road .J
Avon Lake.......................933-5158
THE PAINT ft PAPER PLACE
32745 Walker Road v,
Avon Lake ................. 3-933-3111
-1
THE PRESS
158LearRoad
Avon Lake _ ................... .933-5100
TOM-CAR FOODS
453 Avon Bdden Road
Avon Lake______________......933-9115
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Come & Meet Cleveland Indians
Hall of Famer Bob Feller
Only At Our Avon Lake Location
33382 Walker Rd.
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Saturday, April 13th
Citqo
Motor Oil
Rraslae
Old Fashioned
ifor
BIG! 2 & Pkg.
RabaU
11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Bring Your Camera! Autograph Signing!
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Cun. Roddi Ptept. Svccoam, Fiikj'i Ftwt Siacti.
FREE Eckrich Hot Dogs, Dan«Dee Chips & Pepsi
Saturday, April 13th 11a.m.-2p.m.
Only At Our Avon Lake Location- 33382 Walker Rd.
All Donations Benefit The Avon Lake Youth Baseball Federation
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^
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'BREAKFAST SPECIAL
Other Breakfast Specials from
$1.19
No diacounta on specials.
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Hours: Moru-SaL 7am - 8pm; Sun. 7am - 7pm
Mart Raza) 33383 Wsfcw Road, Avon Lak« * 833-4062
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. , ? BACON • 2 SAUSAGE
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AVON LAKE, OHIO
933-2S77
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Hours: Won.-Sat 7am - 8pm; Sun. 7am - 7pm
,
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Sat. 8-5
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Duality Service Since \W\\
By Marcella Grande
AVON LAKE — What started out 03 a
small tea and coolde gathering ha5 ballooned Into an organization that is
almost ZOO people strong.
Last year. SO senior citizens attended
a gathering In a local party center to
survey interest and ihare ideal on orga"lying and choosing the name for a
local senior citizens club. A year later,
the Lively Avon Lakers has ISO members and continues to crow.
LAL President Rosalia Baldwin said
luncheon meetings are held the third
Wednesday of each month at the Avon
Lain Library and feature entertainment.
Mrs. Baldwin also writes a Lively Avon
Lai ers monthly newsletter that U delivered to 250 people.
"No one ever djearned weld have this
many people," said Mrs. Baldwin. "We
had no idea tho group would get so
largo so quickly."
The group usually takes one bus trip
a month. Members have gone to places
such as the Carousel Dinner Theater
and Severance HalL
"We went to two Indian* games last
year." Mrs. Baldwin said, "and we have
tickets to three Indians games this
year."
The group is strictly a social organization, she added. Membership dues is
55 a year. Since the Lively Avon Lakers
are sponsored by the Avon Lake
Recreation Dept, the city provides the
group with 52.000 — money u:ied
toward travel expenses.
"This group was so overdue." Mrs.
Baldwin said. "We haven't had fewer
than 70 people at a luncheon. We bad
103 people show up this month."
Besides Mrs. Baldwin, officers
ii,dude John Moran, vice president:
Biitty WakeGeld. secretary; and Kim
Suson, treasurer.
Other activities offered for seniors are
college courses that could be taken at
the library through Lorain County
Community College and golf leagues
that play at Aqua Marine each summer.
Mrs. Baldwin also indicated the
group** interest in bringing multi-level
senior housing tailored to residents
needs and desires to Avon Lake. She
and other LAL members have spoken
with a builder and city officials about
the possibility.
The housing would be designed lor
different levels of needs including
assisted living, convalescent and condos and cottage apartments for those
who are uirtually independent. The
facility would have diumg areas and
possibly retrreational facilities.
Executivu board members of the
Lively Avon Lakers include Joan
Richards, Margaret Lane, Mary Ann
Tilden. Frances Caramel. Beverly
Kiousis and Sally Bowes.
for Humanity's
Uvely Avon Lakers officers include Rosalia Baldwin, president, and Betty
Waksfea, secretary, pictured recently at ttv> group's first annhrorsary party.
Pfl£SS photo—nfc* Hammer
The Geon Company has announced
that together with a coalition of vinyl
industry partners, it will supply the
vi"yl building materials for Greater
Cleveland Habitat for Humanity's
upcoming 24-home building project, to
take place in Cleveland during the
city's 1996 Bicentennial celebration.
Six of the homes will be constructed
during a July "blitz build." in conjunction with the city's actual 200th birthday.
Geon and partner companies will
supply the vinyl siding, flooring and
windows for the habitat homes, as well
as the PVC pipe—• contribution estimated to be over $1 CO,000.
A recent study conducted by
Franklin Associates found that the use
of vinyl in eight major building and
construction applications saves an estimated 260 trillion BTUs per year—the
equivalent of 44.2 million Barrels of oil.
or 250 billion cubic feet of natural gas.
Last year, over 500.000 homes were
built or remodeled with vinyl siding,
the leading siding material in the
United Stales.
Geon also will coordinate a vinyl
recycling project on-site during the
Bicentennial Village build. The vinyl
siding scrap that is left over will be collected ana ground up, then recycled
into a second-generation product. The
project is designed to demonstrate how
a portion of this country's construction
scrap cq" be diverted from landfills.
Stephen Frye, executive director of
Greater Cleveland Habitat for
Humanity said, "Our partnership with
Geon for the Cleveland Bicentennial
Village build is a great partnership.
Together, we're bringing high-quality,
affordable housing to one . of
Cleveland's neighborhoods."
The Geon Company, headquartered:
in Avon lake, is a leading North
American producer of vinyl, the
world's second-largest selling plastic
material. The company, which employs
1.8OG in facilities locatod in the United
Stit.», Canada and Australia, reported
sales of SI.3 billion In 1095.
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Renoe Fisher
Kyle Slivason
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Bill Wenzler
Miss Ronee Flshec, daughter of Mr.
03d Mrs, Jeff Fisher of i7109 South
• Ridge Ed. in Avon, has won the Doan's
Scholarship of $20,000 to Tho
Columbus College of Art and Design.
It* - Miss Fiahor hopes to work in graphic
design and communications.
Mr. Kyle Stivaton. son of Mr. and
Mn. Jeff Stlvasan of 35539 Keller
Drive, Avon, has won a $15,030 scholarship to The Columbus College of Art
and Design based on his portfolio.
Along with his Interest in art. Kylo was
1996, 171 Lh. L.C.C. champion in
wrestling.
Mr. Bm Wenzler. of 3535 Jaycox Rd..
Avon has won a $20,000 art scholarship
to Columbus College of Art and Design.
Bill is interested in graphic design and
illustration. He is the son of Mrs.
Jennifer Watson and Mr. Robert
Wonzlar.
The Loraln County American Red
Cro33 Is offering thn following First Aid
and CPR courses for the months of
April:
, Standard First Aid; A basic course to
• prepare Individuals in the community
to feaat victims of acddantal injuries or
sudden illness who need immediate
care. This course is geared toward the
workplace. The first evening of tha two
day courses will focus on adult CPR.
An Amnrican Sad Cross Adult CPR cartiBcsla (valid for 1 year] and a Standard
First Aid certificate (valid for 3 yoars)
will be issued. 6 1/2 hours. Courses
will be held on Tuesday and Thursday,
April 9 end 11. 5:30-0 pjn. and
Saturday, April 20,0 a.m.-4 pjn.
- Community CPU: A basic course to
prepare individuals to perform the Ilfeomargency skijJs of rescue
ig, one-rescuer CPR. and first
lor choking of adult, infant and
victims. This course Is geared
towed the community and family. Tha
; first evening of thu two day courses will
feeuj on adult CPR while the second
evening will focua on Infant and child
CPR, An American Red Cross
Community CPR cortificato will be
: Issued (valid for 1 year). 6 1/2 hours.
: Course* will be held on Tuesday and
: Thursday. April 16 and 1C, 5:30-9 pjn.
and Saturday. April 27. 9 ajn-4 pjn.
Adult CPR: A basic course to prepare
individuals to perform the llfesaving
emergency skills of rescue breathing.
first aid for choking, and one-rescuer
CPR for victims aged eight and older.
An Americar. Red Croos Adult CPR certificate will be issued (valid for 1 year).
3 1/2 hours. Courses will be held on
Wednesday. April 3. 5:30-9 pun..
Tuesday. April 9. 5:30-9 pjn.. Tuesday,
April 19. 5:30-9 pjn., Saturday, April
20, 9 miL-l pjn.. Saturday. April 27. 9
a.m.-l pjn.
Babysitting: A 9-hour course focusing on basic childcaro skills including
feeding and bathing an Infant and child
CPR. Geared towards 10 thru 12 yearolds. American Rod Cross Babysitting,
and Infant and Child CPR certification
will be issued along with a pin at the
course's completion. Participants must
attend all throe sessions for certification. Course will be held on Monday, •
April 8, Wednesday, April 10 and
Friday, April 12 from 9 a.m.-nooa.
All classes will bo taught at the
Chapter building located at 2029 West
Rivor Rd. N. in Elyria and OKI open to
the public. Pre-registratlon is required.
For information on course costs or to
regular, please call the American Red
Cross at 245-0096 In Loraln or 324-2929
in Elyria.
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Mrs. Sandra Ellas of Sheffield Lake is
proud to a ana unco the engagement of
her daughter. Melissa Marie, to Robert
Geno Palmer, son of Rudy and Mona
Palmer. Melissa is also the daughter of
the late Norman Elias.
Miss Ellas graduated from Ashland
University in May of 1995 with B
Bachelor of Science in Education. She
is curreptly employed with the
Weatlaks City School District where
she loaches Spanish and Reading at Lee
Buraeson Middle School.
Mr. Palmer Is currently a City
Councilman for Sheffield Lake. In addition, he is the General Manager at Lawn
Tech, Inc.. of Avon Lake.
A December 14. 1996 wadding is
Melissa Elias and Robert Palmer
planned at SL Thomas Church.
Sheffield Lake, with a reception to be
held at Breezewood Hall, Sheffield
Village.
John and Ann Pawlyshyn of Avon
Lake celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary on March 25. 1990.
Originally from Ukraine, they were
married in Gormany in 1946. They
came to the United States in 1949
where they lived in Parma the majority
of the time. That was where they raised
their daughters before settling ir* Avon
Lake in 1980.
John retired from the Ford Motor
Company in Brookpark after 30 years.
His time is now spent doing yard work
and gardening at their home on
Coventry CL Ann worked as a tailoress
for many^ears and stiLl enjoys sowing
for family and friends as well as working in their garden. They are members
of St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox
Church in Lorain where Ann sings in
the chmth choir.
The event was celebrated with a family dinner at the Panorama Restaurant
wnoro John and Ann were honored by
their daughters and sons-in-law. Olga
and Ron Aadolsen of Avon Lake and
Olena and Dale Smith of Colors.
Maryland.
Baba and Didi. as they are referred to
by their family and some of their neighbors, are the proud grandparents of six
grandchildren.
John and Ann Pawtyshys
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Drs. Chesky and Wcrtman are
available to serve your health
care needs at their new office
location conveniently located in
The Landings at the corner of
Avon-Bslden & Walker Roads.
New patients are welcome
to call for an appointment
Stnart B. Choky, D.O.
FACOD.G.
Obstetrics &Gjracdoey
EAAP.
Pediatrics
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Primary Care of Avon Lake
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RESURRECTION WEEKEND
At Church On The Rise
Good Friday, April 5th at 7.-00 pjn.
Candlelight Communion Service and
Illustrated Sermon,
"The Whip, Hammer and the Cross".
Resurrection Sunday Services
April 7th at 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 OJTI.
Sjadil §uiie ad amfUU dUMnm'f nlftlf&j pntUtti
ill
a: AVON LAKE — A mBn knocked on a
% door of a Tcraahawk Drive home March
«27 at about B:30 pjn. When two girls
y answered, the man showed them some
£kind of silver-colored badge hanging
uj from a chain around bis neck, said he
P was a "court Judge*" and needed to talk
to their mother.
Instead, the girls shut the door and
phoned their mother at work, end she
In turn called the police.
The strange caller was gone when
police arrived. He was described as
whIU). dark-haired, about five feet 11
inches **0i, having a hoary build and
wearing a blue ana grey jogging suiL He
drove away In a small-lira pickup
truck.
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Gun gone
A Hay Vlllago man has been charged
into his 1990 Chevy Ceo in the school
parting lot Taken were a pair of 550
sunglasses and about S3 in change. The
thief or thieves apparently used a slim
LAKE
jim or coathanger to get into the car.
Sheffield Lake Police stopped a
young man on a routine traffic violation
March 28 at about 12:45 a.m. and discovered that the 1983 Chevy the youth
was driving bad been stolen from a driveway on Maple Cliff Drive in Avon
with granoTtkeft after he admitted stealLake. Checking Maple Cliff Drivs. Avon
ing a Clock nine-millimeter semiautoLake officers found a 1986 CMC pickup
matic gun from a resident's home. The
truck that had been stolen in
resident told police on March 22 that
Ashtabula. The keys to the truck were
the gun went missing some time
found in the '83 Chevy. The youth, a
between .Nov. 25 and Feb. 28, and that
he suspected a friend of his son. juvenile, was to be charged with grand
theft auto.
Charged! was \VUliam Laverry. 20.
AVON
POLICE
BLOTTER
Car crime*
A student at Avon Lake High School
discovered at the end of classes on
March 27 that somebody had broken
20% OFF
with
this ad
UK GOLD
* NATURAL GEM
"Y^NECKLACES
PETER & Co Jewelers'
375 Lear Road in Avon Lake
Corner of te*rJ( W*BzrKds.
216-933-4871
My WELCOME WAGON
baakoi b loaded wttn
taatJ gltts, Informalion
and canto you can
redeem for more gH& al
local busln&sse* who'd
BaloaayTl'Myc&lbo
Mon*/ visa lo hoJp you
wffli tips fcr al your nmds.
Newparonr? Moved?
MAVOHUUtlCALU
CAROLE UACK
933-2949
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933-5602
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Unwanted visitor*
Avon i-aVn firefighters put out a fora
on a front porch on Lakewood Drive
March 25. The homeowner left his
teenage daughter at home with imtructions not to allow more than one person
in at a time, according to reports.
At about 8 p.m., a Lorain youth
phoned the girl, saying he and three
other guys would be stopping by for a
visit. The four Lorain youths came over
and. no matter what Dad had said, they
all went in the house on the pretext of
one of them having to use the phone.
In the meantime, two neighbor
women came over to visit, too. As they
were leaving, one accidentally left a
sweater behind. Two of the suspects
exited the home, leaving the front door
ajar, and drove off in alight blue fourdunx sedan. One of the neighbors again
went csross the street to see what was
going 'in. when the other two guys
came out and left the neighborhood.
When the neighbor came out of the
house, she found a garbage can on the
porch afiro. with tho sweater used as
fodder.
Firemen doused the blaze. The
Dotoctivo Bureac late last week was
preparing to file charges against tho
suspected arsonists.
He uid, aha uld
. Police triad to »ort out a dispute
between a Belle Read man and his exgirlfriend, the mother of his child.
March 25.
He said she had threatened to spray
him with pepper spray when h? asked
for the return of two food-shopper
cards. She said he had threatened to slit
her throat. Police persuaded her to give
thorn tho cards, which they returned to
tho owner. Both wore referred to the
city prosecutor.
Batman
Police raced to McDonald's on
Walkor Road March 25 shartly after S
pjn. on a report of a man in the parking
lot swinging e baseball hat. An 18-yearold Avon Lako man and a girl said tho
• Wt mplojr only tntifitd
BMchinki lo work on nor
klmnbrt, OMC Cotn or
VohraPtnU
The GIFT
for any
occasion.
French Creek Road • Avon (216) 934-0004
Haw Summer Shine In Your Hair For Easter
Highlight
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Oder Expto* 4-3M6
Spedal
Vbrk Street
933-5974IJ
sian. a Lorain resident, had been
swinging a bat around and uttering
threats. Then batman got into his car
and drove off. but befom exiting the
parking lot. sprayed .some pepper macs
in their direction. He vowed to come
back with some of his pals, they said.
The fracas started when tho Lorain
man allegedly shoved tha girl. She got
two of her friends to come outside with
her including the la-year-old, and the
teens were confronted by the man brandishing the baseball bat. according to
reports.
Driveway dispute
Two Lake Road next-door naighbcn
are at odds over their driveways. One
charged that his neighbor allows her
friend to drive over the grass strip aoparating their driveways. When he complained to her about this, she became
irate and threatened him with "a firefight" involving guns, the man charged.
Lamppost laments
Several residents of Avon Belden
Road. Admiral's Way and Woodstock
Avenue found their lampposts knocked
over the morning of March 23. One
Avon Belden resident, whose lamppost
glqtg and bulb wore smashed, said he
saw three bays walking across the street
the night before.
Heer-buyen
An officer on patrol spotted what ha
suspected was an underage girl exitins
the BP station on Avon Belden Road
March 24 shortly before 1 ajn. loaded
down with beer. She got into the passenger seat of an Olds. She and the driver, another young woman, left the
parking lot. but since the car was minus
a front headlight, they were puHod'
over.
The officer found a caio and a half of
Busch Lite covered with a coat at the
passenger's feet An 18-year-old Avon
Lake resident was cited for underage
possession of alcohoL The clerk was
charged with selling alcohol to a minor.
Jam** GMhanty to ipttk
A new book m «r imOMSv* t
pro^n approach to otma prrvinton w< b> fca
topic of a aft at tw Ason Laid Ubrtry April 4 and
Aprt 15 at 2 OJIL and 7:30 pjn. U. 3. ccngraational aa&otit JamM Calan*y,nyrinQ wWi
tw Natwal Uw Puiy. wfl bJ» t» tftfc on K»
panoral rawlencM and Jay UncuT book
Th» Crinw Vkcdna.* Th» dteutHon «• tocua
on aXmtnaUng fw real cauM d ertma. Thte talk
is a muat tor anyone irai wants ID b* avart ol
Vm best cpproechM tor raducfng vttan» In
sodafy. Many ratoranca* of suocaosU program!
lorsVDtsraductonwQ] bt dttd. auch a> 8« 7U
program^ tiflfcffvonaa to reducing Nflh Uaad
praam wfihout *uot- Al Awn U*a nthtantt
BI» cordbly (nutted to aWnd.
BSoodmoblfo scft9du!9
Th» Lonin County GIoodmabBa «OI t» at Awn
' Bearing*. 1500 tag*) Rood. Avon on Thunday.
April 4 from 1-4 p_m.
Kiwanis plans
April programs
Kiwanis Club of Avon
Lake meets weekly at the
Avon Lake Public Library
on Electric Blvd. from
6:30-8 p.m. Guests are
always welcome. Programs for April are:
April 4 - Kroig Bnisnahan, Kiwanian —The
Legal Profession,
Dock
Rates
tmrtioa At
$625
967-
April 11 - Doa Breen —
Ohio's Role in the Civil
War.
April 18 - State
Wrestling Champs —
Avon Lako High School.
April 25 - Sgt. Duaiio
Stroatpr - Avon Lako
Police Detective Bureau.
By Heather Rutz
AVON — Some Avon High School
(tudenli ere learning the value of a dollar Dr»t-hand with the formation of
their own company called Ninth Hour
Products.
The company is a class project run
through the Junior Achievement (JA]
program. Founded in 1919. JA is the
largest non-profit economic education
Qjganizaticn in the world. The group's
purpose lsi\"to educate and inspire
young poopiB to value free enterprise,
uoderrtand business and economics
imd bo work force ready."
Ninth Hour Products, run by teacher
Debbla Moten's business principles
and management class, is selling firstaid kits for cars; the price Is $7.
Having taught the business class for
10 years. Hasten said this is the first
tiraa she has been involved with Junior
Achievement She Is convinced that the
GJDOTUU cWvai hrmiff many of the concepts har iitudents are taught.
*Whet Setter way to learn than to do
this? You can actually do tomsthmg
mid learn first-hand." Mosten said.
By JoAnn* Kutarday
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AVON — Council Is considering
tffTffitwl»g the time for miMntanyncg
bond* and mtting higher standards for
work and -ntttarfali on Avon's street*
«od ild*wall*, The dty doesnl have
tha UHB and manpower to oversea the
ropoir work en roads, offidals
iwy.
s'< Council President Ed Krystowski
amid. "Ton have to roly on the Integrity
;(-of tha people doing thi work."
Yal whan problem* arise, tha dty
ut bt ahla to coma bade to someone
tohnt BVobloB*. --•
Acrarataf to' Caaccilfiun Tid
ttcsykv C&M such u Strongsville
r&vttepBr* 60 piil In sidewalk*
btdi&in begin thair work.
uksd O*fk of Council
to rarvay cities more
thia Aren to see bow they
Ifaal with l)t* urua.
rP-.Al.th» AprU 8 council meeting, the
pMtsutsc* fjtaUnj a special ma permit
•to tb* Avon school board for thi high
nHJHwl and campu* will be heard on
Bnt wdtog, Thli orilnanca doss not
s*c£ui» the dovalnpar's agreement far
'•aamdmy «CCBM, The dovelopor's
ijajiaiiinTii ngulzm man engineering
wort bttora the Planning Commission
ew/inaka a recommendation to coundL This permit has no conditions
All the students egreed thai actually
running their own company has taught
them mora than they can learn from e
textbook.
After setting up the company and
operating it for a while, many students
commented. "It wasn't that easy."
Tha student owners of Ninth Hour
Products hold board meotings and have
shareholders. Students do their own
market research and advertising.
Each student in the class holds a
position in the company and is paid for
their work, plus students earn commission on the kits they sell All students
are also required to buy stock in the
company at 51 a share.
For this particular company, students
purchased two shares, the "i"*iTnum
allowed to prevent ownership of the
company by a few people.
When the company is liquidated in
May. all stock- holders will receive
their Investment back, plus any dividends the stock made.
Karl Coleman is tha Lorain County
coordinator and advises the Avon students.
The key to Junior Achievement's success, she said, is having enough volun-
attached. If there Is no developer's
agreement, this permit could not bo
passed.
If Planning Commission approves the
developer's agreement and makes a recommendation to council, then citizens
would be allowed to respond during a
public forum.
Inothtrbuslnot*
Ninth Hour Products President Josh
Guorrlerl shows the auto first aid til
leers from the community.
"Business people or others in the
The green space in the center of the
turnaround was also under scrutiny.
The turnaround would be composed of
geo grid blocks that would support
emergency vehicles but allow grass to
grow through them.
• Clean-up Week could be axed this*
year duo to its high cost. In the past,
this event has cost the city $11,000 lor
m
community are needed to deliver the j^
programs in the schools. We bridge the <"
gap between the community and edu- •"
cation." Coleman said.
;g
Student Jim Wilier-spoon, vlce-presi- p
dent of marketing, said the company P
first surveyed the public to determine 3
what kind of product they should sell. S
What they found is that most people
didn't have first-aid kits for thoir cars.
The kit includes bandages, cotton
balls, latex gloves and a safety road
flare. Ninth Hour Products has sold
about 75 kits so far. through advertising
in the community and school newspa- *
per.
To order a kit, contact the company
through the high school at 934-6108.
When the company is liquidated and
everyone gets paid, the students willgivb their profits to a local charity,
probably Our Lady of the Wayside, said
company President Josh Guorrieri.
The Junior Achievement office In
Elyria conducts programs for elementary and middle school children, in
addition to high school programs
throughout Lorain County, dose to 100
classes ore running in 27 school In the
county, Coleman said. •
special collection facilities.
Councilman David Kaiser said BFI
will come to a residence to pick up a
special load If called at no expimse. Tho
original intent of Clean-up Week was to
prevent residents from dumping. But
with BFI only a phone call away, the
concern no longer exists.
• Coundl wIQ consider hiring a fireEghter/EMTA, Kevin Pocos. to fill a
vacancy.
• Regulating private utilities In
respect to crossing a city right-of-way Is
an Isiua council will adorns In the
future.
However, attorney Russell McLaughlln said that tha ordinance proposed
would mile some properties undevelopahla. Ha addad that the proposed
ordinance Is discriminatory and could
ba easily challenged In court. Kn
advised council to study tha ordinance
further before bringing it to tha table.
• North Star Subdivision submitted
a aubdlvidor*s agreement for approval.
Kryatowskl found the Idea of a cul-dw
aac, no sidewalks, an undersized turnaround and'no sanitary sewers to be
bulls with the plan. Even though this
subdivision Is presented as a "Western
Reserve" style, (one aero minimum lots
Intended far stataly homes), this concept was never embraced by Avon.
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Avon Lako Mayor Vines Urtin presents a check for more than $1.600 to the Avon
Lake Community Resource Services Assistant Director Chris Martins. The proceeds were from me sale of cartoon monoxide detectors which were made available to the public thanks to Columbia Gas The Avon Lake Fire Dept managed
the sate o! too detectors. Also pictured are Fire Chief Gary Fryfogie and Ray
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AVON LAKE — Police Department
dispatchers may be paid for a minimum
of four hours when they are called u
for special duty. The change was decided \v members of the Special
Employees and Human Resources commitlefcs ol council in a joint meeting
last Thursday. The change must be
approved by City Council and the law
director.
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The dispatchers had filed an unfair
labor practice against the city because it
was paying the dispatchers by the hour,
while paying police officers a four-hour
minimum each time they were called in
for special duty.
When the four dispatchers were
hired, they were not contracted by the
police department's union, or their
bwn. Now, their own union will negotiate their next contract for them at Uae
end of the year.
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The two committees agreedj that
although the city was not obligated in a
contract to pay the four-hour minimum,
it would do so until a new contract lor
matron, was available.
Avon Lake has no women on its
. The only certified mrtzons
usually covers the dispatching
T c y n e * dispatcher would b e
called in would be if a female pn««>Br
was brought in during a time when
only males were on duty.
Andolsen said that situation has happened two or three times in the past
two years.
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t\,\-a "Monetarily, this 13 nothing.
Councilman Earl Martin said. B en
With the alternative of P j*£j§
money on a possible lawsuit, he added
that honoring the four-hour pay minimum until contract negotiations wm a
"simple decision."
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Sheffield Village. This is the last
rfrnnrx* to voice your vlow* on tho now
zoning plans of the village. The public
homing will ba held tonight at
Brookuidfl High School starting at 7
pju. Mako a difference in your community and plan to attend.
City of Sheffield Lake. A public hearing will bo held at Sheffield Lake City
Hall on May 1 at 7 pan. far nrmning
proparty on Abba Road. The request is
principled by Siavan Loy concerning
ths oonitructlnn of a salf-tarvB storage
and residcnco on Abbe Road.
of Abba Road (Stale Routo 301) bordering Sheffield Village. The rezoning will
cismga the maps to road induatrial/resIdantial 1 (R-iJ/limitad u» from the
cansnt btiiinass district (B-Z) should
tho request of Mr. toy be approved.
• The senior complex plan planned for
construction on luca Road will also be
presented at a public hearing an May 7.
7 p,m. at city fall, Tnis U tha tima fnr
residents end interested partial to make
their vlaws tnown concEHiing the pro-
Jad.
• Domonk«i Library. A book «nls spcuti sorad by Uia Friands of the Library will
beheld April 11-13 at the library. Good
boolj at bargain prices will bo sold to
acyono Qltending. For more information call 049-7-110.
French Creek Nature Center. On
April 7 a program. "High Tido" from 10
ajn.-noon will allow participants to see
how spring floods recharge wetlands
and change iho landscape every season.
This event is for ages 10 years to adult.
Visitor. A sai'&r from the United
Stales Navy took a break from the service of our country to visit Sheffield
l-nfce resident Sarah Duff and our fine
city. The former Lorain County resident. AGJ Maureen W. Gara-Uhlir. was
en route from Yokoauka. Japan to her
new duty station OD Guam in the
Pacific Ocean. I hope her skills of a
weather forecaster will help keep our
military personnel
in that area safe and
give th?ni a rJTaocfl to maintain our
xroedom and return to the best country
in the world, the United States of
America, Ou that note I think you
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holidays.
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on Kenilworth. have a great one!
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Ask 'Brookside graduate Amy
loannidis her favorite vacationing trxit
and she'll probably tell you it's Ocoee.
Florida.
Okay, so it's no Daytona Beach or Fort
Lauderdale, but while spring-breakers
were drinking themselves silly st those
popular spots of frivolity. loannidls, a
sophomore on the Baldwin-Wallace
women's softball team, was banging oul
hits.
In a pair of losses at the Rebel Spring
Games in Ocoee—the final leg of tha
Yellowjackets* spring trip—loannidis
collected four hits i« sir. at-bals. while
driving in a nro. Sba is currently B-W's
second leading hJiter with an average of
.545.
Things weren't all groovy for the centerfielder and pitcher in the Sunshine
State. She suffered her first loss on the
mound, giving up 12 hits and 10 earned
runs in five innipg* of work against
Springfield (Mass.) Univers-ty.
Chawansky watch - Cur Megan
Chawanskv watch tnV"* us to Anrarillo.
Texas where the former Avon Lake basketbell star led the Northwestern
University women's team into the NTT
championship against Arizona.
Chawansky's game-high 21 points
was a catalyst for thfl Wildcats' 79-75
semifinal victory over Louisiana State
March 24 that propelled her team into
the tiLle game.
Unfortunately for Chawansky and the
rest of her teammates, tha Cats couldn't
duplicate the magic in the championship, losing 79-63 to Eni-th the year
at (23-11).
Chawansky and Michelle Ratay led
Northwestern with 19 points against
Arizona. ,
•Ravelin' Man - Avon Late sophomore James Upson will be spending his
spring break playing soccer in Europe
as a memowr of the Olympic
Development State Pool U-16 team.
Upson will train and compete in
Paris before moving on to England.
where he will play in tho Yarmouth
Easter International Tournament.
In addition to the wealth of soccer
knowledge Upson will gain, ha will
also have the opportunity to tour
London and ta^"* in professional soccor
games in England.
Say what? Avon's Daniftln Poloricb
will be headed to Minnesota after
Easter as. got '*"«, a member of the
Elyria Flame* midget girls ice hockey
team.
That's right. Polovich's Flames won
three games in Morgantowi!. W.Va. to
capture the Mid-American District on
March 15-17 nnH earn the right to compote at the national tournament IB
Minnesota.
Poiovich had three assists and a goal
in two of tha Flames' district wins.
A Notre Dame woman - ALHS senior
Melissa Marini ha« signed a letter of
intent to play mxxy at Notre Damn
College of Ohio.
Marini, a second-team all-county
Amy taanrwfis
selection, will play forward for coach
Beth Gavin's Blue Falcons.
'Melissa will be a great addition to
our team.* Gavin said. "She will be a
groai help offensively, working with
Barbie Chester (last year's leading scorer). Her penonaljfy and determination
will ba good for the team."
the Humrnir falls - Sheffield Lake
native and current Indiana University
wrestler Roger Chandler camo op a
match shy of wrestling for a notional
ghaTnpi cm «Ti jp Q| 142 DOnndS.
Chandler, who with brother. Ron.
makes up one-half of Sheffield Lake's
renowned sibling wrestling duo. lost to
eventual champ Bill Zadick (Iowa),
before burying his pair of consolation
opponents 14-3, and 7-1 to earn third
place March 23.
Brown offers info on financial aid
5th grade CYO team has 8-0 season
The St Joseph's Avon Lake 5th grade girls basketball team just compleled a perfect 8-0 regular season and won their division. Overall, the team finished with a
final record of 19 wins and 5 losses, including first-place finishes in both the St
Thomas Sheffield Lake and St Peter North Ridgoviile Tournaments. The season
concluded with a championship Mass and breakfast for tho team on March 24.
Picture are: (front rowJ-NalaSa Urbin. Celeste Cobos, Melissa Scrivens. Malarle
Moran. Second row: Kelly Johnson, Chrissy Batt, Abbey Groza, Amanda
Meddem. Corirme O'Donnell. Amanda Abel. Third row: Mae Wells. Rachaol
Thompson, Margaret Del Regno, Mary Rose Milter. Kalie Koestler, Courtney
Women. Back row. Coaches Carl Moran and Bob Johnson.
Safety Town Registration
AVON LAKE — Children eligible for kindergarten
this fall are also eligible to attend Safety Town.
Registration deadline is April 15. and is accepted on a
Erst-come, first-servo basis.
The teutons ore an hour-and-a-half long and run
two weeks. Safety Town will bo bald at Erioviow
Elementary School. 230 Lear Rd.
Registration forms sre available at the school your
child will attend, as well as your child's nursery
school,
For more information, call Sharon at the Recreation
Dept. at 930-4130, Monday through Thursday, from 10
a.m. to 2 pan.: and Friday, from noon to 4 pjn,
Friday night couples golf
league
AVON LAKE — If interested in joining the Friday
night couples golf league at Aqua Marine, please call J.
Holocek at 933-3095 by April 20. Play will begin on
Friday, May 3 and continue through August 30.
Play starts at 5 p.m. Couples enjoy competitive
match play, followed by dinner. Now members bre welcome.
Line-dancing for seniors
AVON LAKE — Tho mnrt session of Ronna Murray's
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S;
Representative Sharrod Drown (OH-13)
has Information available for students
and parents on collogD fjnfl"rial aid.
"Improving the education and ensuing nrrpTO to higher learning far our
nation's young pooplo has been one of
my top priorities as a member. of
Congress,'* said Brown. "With tho cost
of tuition at most colleges and universities rising year after year, many families
are Ending it moro difficult to send
line-dancing for senior citizens begins Thursday. April
25. The one-hour sessions, from 2 to 3 pan., are haldat
tho Old Firehouse at the corner of Avon Balden and
Lake roads in Avon Lnke. The foo is $18 per parson. To
make reservations, call Sharon at tho Recreation Dept-.
at 030-4130 between 10 aon. and 2 p.m. Monday
through Thursday; and Friday between noon and 4
pan.
Aqua Marine Men's Golf
League
AVON LAKE — The Aqua Marine Men's Golf League
is a two-man team format which runs for 2O weeks
starting April 25. If interested in joining tho league,
call Al Harsar. 9GO-1Q64; Al Coy. 933-5294; or Ed
Bloom, 933-3537.
There will bo an organizational meeting for all members on Monday, April I, 8 p.m. at 663 Moore Rd.,
Avon Luke.
In addition, then will be a general membership
mooting on April 22 in tho pro shop of Aqua Marine. 7
p.m.
Chamber Golf Outing
AVON LAKE — Start practicing your swing — you
have moro than a couple of months — far tno Avon
Luke-Avon Chamber of Commerce golf outing on )unc
14 t^Swootbriar Golf Course.
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their children to these school*."
Brown's office is located on Abbo
Road in Elyria. Phono: 934-5100.
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Deadline is May 15 to enter and take advantage of
the following entry prices; Individual entries are $65
and include 18 holes, cart. lunch, dinner. The foo for o
bole sponsor or a Skill Awards sponsor is $135. Dinner
only is $35.
Mako checks payable to: Avon Luke-Avon Chamber
of Cammnrco. P.O. Box 275, Avon Late. Ohio 44012.
For mom details or to bo billed, call Kathleen at 9338311.
Co-chain of the Avon Lake-Avon Chamber of
Commerce are Goofiroy Smith. Esq. bf Smith * Smith
Attorneys in Avon Lake, and Roy Frank of Columbia
Gas Co, in Woatlake.
Tourney help needed
AVON lAICS — Your help is needed NOW to assist
in organizing the 15th annual Avon Lake Fathers Day
weekend soccer tournament to bo held Juno 15 and 16.
Last year, ICC teams from Ohio and surrounding states
porticinatod.
More than 200 volunteers wore needed hist year to
halp with the event. This year, help Is needed on various committees including concessions and publicity.
This ovent helps to raise funds for most of the Avon
Lakjo Soccer Organization's expenses such as field
maintenance, equipment, clinics and referees. This
tournament is the only soccer fundraiser.
If interested, call Joe Kowahki. 933-4695; Terry
Burke. 933-2100: or John Gerulis, 933-4652.
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Mattsy*» and Mm. Wlchman'ff classes at
Rodwood are reading a book about sled
dog racing called Sifter.
Raymond spoke ot length about longcUitanco lied dog radng, especially the
famous /ditaroa. competition — the
annual 10-day ntcs from Anchorage to
Jtiome. Alaska. Last year. Raymond
stayed with renowoad racer Deedoe
Jonarow who came in fifth place in the
Iditarod.
Jonarow of Willow. Alaska, won the
$22,000 prize; tho grand prize was
$300.000. EU& of the 60 teams who
raced paid the 51,000 entry fee.
Raymond helped handle Jonerow's
dogs wMIo aha racod.
Raymond explained that 'women
have been successful in the sport, port*
Iy becauaa they are lighter man men.
Incidentally, people in their 80s have
run the Jditand.
Sled dog racing is not what Raymond
does for a living — he is a software
engineer. Other than big-time competition, "there's really no money in it.** he
said. "I go through five tons of dog food
a year and provide much of the veterinary cara to the dogs myself."
In the Iditarod, sled dog teams race
along e. 10-day trail similar to the one
made famous by tho legendary Bolto.
the Siberian Husky who helped carry
Diphtheria serum to a tiny Alaskan
town back in 1925. (Last year. Walt
Disney produced the animated movie
on Ballo who, incidentally, was later
rescued from a circus side show by a
group of Cleveland school children.]
Iditarod racers have to carry dog
food, their own food and a \vbole camping outfit, and they must be able to
withstand temperatures of -20 to -40
degrees and even lower.
Raymond said Alaskan Huskies have
webbed feet and are bulkier than
Siberians. "They (Alaskans) are kind of
like a draft horse in the dog world.
"And they are very hard to control.
They don't know when to stop." be
said, admitting that he fell aft his sled
several yean ago, but the dogs continued running the race trail without him.
For his presentation, he brought one
of his dogs. Lily, and harnessed ber to
demonstrate how she prepares to race.
Lily was immediately ready to go. bjt
bar hopes were visibly dashed when
Raymond removed ber harness to continue his presentation.
Raymond said some people believe it
is cruel to race the dogs, but they are
bred with the racing spirit and the
physical attribute* to withstand the
cold and run fast
He aba said, on occasion, a sled dog
will simply refuse to run any farther,
and there is nothing anyone could do to
make it run. The driver is simply out of
luck and has to rely on the other dogs.
The Iditarod is a dangerous competition not only because ofthe severe temperatures, but because all kinds of surprises can emerge from the Alaskan
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• The owner of a pool on the southeast corner of Cove Beach has until
June to correct the problem of
encroaching eight feet on city property.
After the correction, a fence will be
erected.
e Elaine Weber from Safety Town
was present to explain the nooa for the
$750 requested from council. The
chock will bo issued.
e Harbontone Inn has been sold.
Within two weeks, final papers will be
signed for a new restaurant and bar.
e Council repealed the ordinance
relating to enowplow licensing.
Snowplow operators had to be
licensed, but tnU requirement is no
longer.
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and Best Wishes to our patients & friends from
Hearings set for SL zoning
• Mayor Gary Mingee Issaod two
pzodomatioiu. On« went to pharmacist
• tKnlel Haradem, Jr. who was inatrumaalxl in txving the life of a parson
whom h* noticed we* having breathing
difficulties whan ha called hi a pnscriptioQ^ Handam alerted the rescue
•quad who came to the person's aid.
Th» secoad proclamation declared
''April ufflamonalmonth for those paopia kUlad as a mult of alcohol-related
mffic acddanU. TtU proclamation u
la daw attentioa to the fact that people
in itill driving whileintpxicatod.
''•' • Again, Mayor Minna requested
volunlMn to give about thiw hours of
Mrritt to the dty by being part of a
n?Iaw board on the water ratal.
Inlwwted people ara urged to call City
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wilderness including a moose running ^
out of the forest.
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Many students wanted to know whoji 3
Raymond was going to enter the g
Iditarod. He explained that the kind of "*.
competitions he enters are not long-dis- §3
tance. but sprint racing. Plus, he would f
have to live year-round in Alaska in **
order to work ths team year-round, he g
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them when the temperature dips below
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AVON LAKE UUMCIPJU. COURT
Wesley Shaw. 2617 McKWoy. Loraln. was
fined J500 and sentancsd to 30 days In JaQ on a
char™ ol driving wider susfwnston, wtlh $250 of
ffw fw» and Ba wntsnca datsnd. Ha was afio
finod (SO tor tpewUng.
Brian W. Suits, 279 Avon BakJen Rd., Avon
Lake, was fined S2SO and nntencad to 30 days
In {aQ on a chaiga of driving undar suspension,
with the sontanca deferred- Ha was also fined
S25Oon a ctaraa ol possessing Daoal/ncttttout
Bcsnse plates. H» was atso fined $50 on a plate
registration violation.
Adam C. Buchanan, 3001 Storwy Rldga Rd.,
Avon, was finod $250 and sentenced to 30 days
In Jaa on a charga of dttcrtwfy conduct-poislstIna wtth tha aomanca and the fina auspendod.
ftcherd K. Co», 2O5 Lear Rd^ Avon Uke, was
flned $100 for possession of marijuana.
Mohammad A. Najar. 113 Bay RUoc Aw..
BrooWyn. NY, was finod $85 tor speeding and
$25 on a seal belt violation.
Fined S£0 on charges of speeding were Ga/y
E. Msfflngty, 5658 Winding Creak. Woat Chester,
and John C. Smith. 208 Inwood BhrtL. Avon
934-6543 W* Wisteria Way • Avon. Ohio
Laka-Rnrd $50 on open container chargas wan
Joo H. Aim. 4268 HoB Aw.. Sheffield Laka, and
Krnnoth E Gilbert. 4331 Hoi Avi.. ShaJBald
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Tanv S. Ractor, 4O29 Dunton Fbl, Lorakx wt*
finjd $50 on a charga ol dtsorieriy conduta.
Fredartcfc S. She(v«y JL. BS23 Laka A«.,
Byria. wu fined $100 on an insecure load
charge.
Fined £60 for speeding were Jamte Aaiakian,
210 Cove, Avon Lafca. and E. Sean Rtzganld,
219 Inwood. Avon Laka.
Brian W. Caco. 2249 Primroaa L/u Avon, waa
fined S50 on a reaaonabto control vtataton.
Bonnie Henwnaf. 33835 Lake Rd, Avon Lain.
was flned $45 on a taflure to ytold vkaiaflon.
Many Marth. 322BO Laka Rd, Avon Laka. wa*
Bnad $45 on a reasonable contro) vtoteSon,
Sharon t_ Sheets, 120 Beck Rd-. Avon Lake,
WHS flned $45 on an assured dear Distance vitiation.
Carol L. Fortrtzzto, 33315 Uka.FUl, Avon
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Sheffield Lake city meetings
SHEFFIELD LAKE—The following meetings will be hold throughout tha month
of April:
• Wodnoiday. April 3 - Planning Commisaion. 8 pjn.
• Thursday, April 4 - Building & Lands Committee, 7 p-m.; Ordinance
Committee. B pjn.
9 Monday. April 8 - Park Board. 8 pan.
• •niesdny. April 9-Dty Council, 8 pan.; Board of Control. Op JU.•
O Thursday, April 11 - Economic Development Committoo, 7^0 pjtu
• Monday, April 15 - Board of Trusteei/Qvic Cantor. 7 pan.
• Tuesday, April 10 - Parks & Recreation. 7 pan.; Finance ft Claims. 8 pjn.;
Coundl work sosalon. 0 pjn.: Board of Control. 0:30 pjn.
• Wednesday. April 17 - Northeast Lorain County Social -Servicw (moots In
Civic Center), 7 pjn.: Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 pjn.
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• Tuesday. April 23 - UtiUties & Insurance, 7 pjn.: City Council, 6 pan.; Board
of Control, 9 pan.
For man information caS
your trawl agent or
1-300-327-2601.
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Avon Lake city meetings
AVON LAKE — The following committoo meetings are planned for this woek
and next woek:
« There will be another joint cession of the Special Employee and Human
Resources cammlttaas on Thursday, April 4, at 5 p Jn. in City Hall
• Public Service Committee will meet Wednesday, April 10 at 4:30 pjn. in the
service and engineering building.
• Iron Committee will robot Wednesday, April 10 at 7:30 pjn. in the Old
Firohouso.
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Phillip Schneider is the PRESS
Carrier of the Month for January.
Phillip, 15, serves customers on
Frodoricksburg and Electric Boulevard
in Avon Lake and has been a carrier
since September of 1992.
A 10th-grader at Avon Lake High
School, his favorite subject is biology.
When he is not in school, Phillip's
hobbies include soccer and collecting
baseball, football and basketball cards.
Phillip has a brother, Rob, and a sister, Lisa, and is the son of Bob and Chris
Schneider.
The PRESS congratulates Phillip on
making Carrier of the Month. His customers commend his prompt service
and.are glad to have him as their carrier.
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there are many ways you can improve
CONNECTION
your memory. One way is to maintain a
daily routine. Repetition helps to reinBy Lisa Burmebter
force behavior pattarns. Another idea is
to get out and socialize! Conversation
with others stimulatps the mind to
think and you can learn new things
Does this situation sound all too
from others. Exercise your memory and
familiar? You walk out tlia door and
recall abilities by doing crossword puzyou realize that you have forgotten your
zles,
playing cards or board games. !f
car keys. You go back into the housg
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and aftor some searching, you finally
and^serious memory lapses, or perhaps
find them on the end tahla in the living
having difficulty learning new facts or
room. You turn around to leave again
you feel disoriented, confused or
and half way to your destination you
depressed, do not hesitate to talk with
find that you have loft the list and
your doctors about these things.
coupons for tha grocery store on the
P.S. You know the story in the first
kitchen counter! At the grocery store
paragraph about forgetting the keys, the
you are in tho checkout fine and find
list, the checkbook, etc.? It is really a
that the checkbook is also at homo with
true story. It happened to me recently
tho list and the coupons. You leave the
and I am only 30 years old!
store to go home and of course, you
If you have an interest in the theater,
cannot remember where you parked the
LCCC is sponsoring an off campus class
car! By now, you are convinced you
at the Emia Senior Center entitled.
have the Beginning stages of
Alzheimer's Disease! Am I wrong? This History of American Theater. This class
scenario founds familiar - right? Relax! will begin April 11 and meet for three
You do not have Alzhaiinor**. You care wooks. Tho cost is 518 and will be
• experiencing something that happens taught by Avon Lake's vory own Bob
Solon. To register for any of those class; to all of us - forgBtfiilnaai>.- We livo In a world in whicu we must es, call Lorein County Community
ramembtJT o groat deal of information at College at 308-4087.
Freo Art Show: Don't miss the Spring
all times and It is not uncommon that
our memory banks get overloaded occa- Art Show beginning April 3 at tho
sionally. Telephone numbers, address- French Creek Nature Center. Sou Clela
,«, social AQCurity numbers, automatic Stelnickifc portrayal of wildflowars.
taller machine cooes, and birthdays are streams and lighthouses. This beautiful
fust a few examples of Information wo art exhibit will be on display until
must ramombcr every day. If you nacd April 22 form 8 ajn. - 4:30 pjn. and it
to know computer passwords, fax and isFREE.
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Avon Lake choirs rated superior
-On Saturday, March IB tho Avon
Lake -High School Chorale and
Acappella Choir, undor the direction of
William G. Zarfcoy. earned Superior ratIngs at tho Ohm Music Education
Association
District
IV Choir
Competition at Parma Valley Forge
High School District IV includes the
western half of Cayahooa County and
matt of Loraln County, the Chorale and
AcBBpolla Choir eacn performed a 20
•minute concert before an audience and
throe O.MJJA. sanctioned adjudicators
followed by a lightsingtag performanco
before tha slghtreadlng judgo.
The Chorale flntorod the contiist In
Claas *AA" which Is the classification
of the moat difficult music and earned
four straight superior ratings. The
selections performed included: "Avo
Maria" by Tuniaso Victoria. "Tho May
Night" by
Johannes Brahms, and
"Auormn1* by Hugo Alfvon. Those
pieces wore chosen from a list of "AA"
classification selections published for
contest by the OMEA.
The Acappella Choir entered the contest In Class "C." The selections performed Included "Cantata Domino** by
Jay Althouflo. "All Ye Who Music Lovo"
by Donato. and Tho Ash Grove" by
Linda Spovacek. Rob Schneider accompanied tho choir on piano and Julie
Hournor played tho flute. Soloists in
Tho Ash Grove" wore Aimoe Brudar
and Shelly McKay.
The O.M.E.A. District Choir
Competition U approved by the North
Central Committee of Ohio and tho
Ohio Association of Secondary School
Principals.
Area churches to get 'faith lifts'
The members of the Avon Lake
United Church of Christ have recently
given their Christian Education/Sunday School wing and nursery a now
faith lift" Murals which were hand
painted on the walls, have created a
cheerful environment for all of "God's
children" to enjoy. This was an upliftIng project orchestrated by Maureen
Weir and Jeannie Foutz which brought
together the entire congregation. The
Avon Lake United Church of Christ
extends a gracious welcome to everyone to attend worship and enjoy their
worm and friendly atmosphere.
Services and Sunday School arj offered
at 9 a-m. and 11 am. every Sunday at
32801 Electric Blvd., Avon Lake. Child
core is also offered for infants end toddlers under two years of age in their
newly decorated "Noah's Nursery." Be
sure to stop in for your "faith lift"
today!
Social Seen
Saturday night "Allvo"
noon with a caierad href) whEcfi cottt $5.75.
Raaorvattons tor Aa maal an raqulrvd and
may ba mada wfffi Si> Wemort at 934-4445 by
April 7. Alt adults over SO an woJcomo.
Tho program. *Rutala at • Glanc*.
Communism to cipttalsm- wO to pnsonud by
(jury Lofcai. Lolul was • number of an
excKango program Jrrvcrvlng 100 American *tudentv and ton toscharflsadare who vfaltsd
Russia horn June 22 tfsouoh JJy 23,1005. The
purpose of tfw program was to promott buoar
mutual undontindlng wfffi tht hop* Of mtHnrj
oaslar th» maintaining of paae» bshM*n tho two
nafiona.
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Avon lake Baptist Church, 321 Lav Rood, win
to presenting an avaninQ of ttw contemporary
ChrtsUan music foalurtng Jamia and Angle
Flanagan. Sound Foundation. Salvation and
Light Woria on Aprfl SO til 7 pjn. Raf rBshmema
wtu ba available. Admission Es fr*a. however, a
fn>« wilt offering win ba accapttd.
Robelo "visit" Russia
Autunvi Rab.Ja wDlbo Umvofing to Huastn via
armchair at BJ» Tuacdiy, April 0 moating at Tho
Bam. 37711 DeiioH Road. Tha mooting begins al
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Dr. Lynn Chrismer, M.D.
Maithow HIava
Susan Schflling
Columbus. He is certified in internal
Schilling earns CfiS designation
medicine and holds a Certificate of
Susan Schilling, an Avon Lake realAdded Qualification-Geriatrics.
tor, has been awarded the Certified
Dr. Chrismer ir a member of the
Residential Specialist (CRS) DesigAmerican Medical Association (AMA).
nation by the Residential Solos Council
Ohio State Medical Association
of the Realtors National Marketing
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Society of which he is president-elect
Association of Realtors.
and the American Geriatric Society.He
Schilling is a sales associate with
is on the Medical Advisory Board of
Smytho. Cramer Co., 3 2020 Walker
New Life Hospice and of Med Wise (a
Road. Avon lake. She is a member of
primary care geriatric medical piactice
the Loraiu County Association of
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Brown Memorial Nursing Home and
Logan Elm Nursing Home, both in
Eiyrla Methodist announces
Circloville. Ohio.
Former Medical Director, Roger
new Medical Director
BaldozjQ. will be the admitting physiDr. Lynn Chriamer. M.D. will assume
cian
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the dutlos of Msdical Director for the
Elyria United Methodist Village, 807
.Ely/ia Unitod Methodist Village effecWest Avenue. Elyria, is a complete
tive March 4.
retirement community with over 350
Dr. Chrismor. o graduate of Ohio
Independent and nursing residents.
State University Medical School, did
Tho Village is celebrating its 100th
his residency in internal medicine at
anniversary this year.
ML Cannol Medical Contor in
New Co-manager at 84 Lumber
84 Lumber Company announces the
appointment of Matthnw Hlayj Jo Comanager ot the 64 Lumber store in
Marysville, Ohio.
The now Co-manager graduated from
Avon Lake High School in 1990. He is
the son of Robert and Anita Hlava of
Avon Lake.
Hlava. a native of Avon Lake, started
with the 84 chain in August 1994 at
their Pataskala. Ohio store. He, his
wife. Lucinda. and daughter. Brlana.
are residing in Columbus, Ohio.
As Co-manager of the store. Hlava is
responsible for store operations including sales and inventory control
84 Lumber Company is the nation's
largest, privately owned lumber and
building supply retailer, with 373
stores nationwide.
Continental named awards finalist
The finalists in the 1996 Ohio Cable
Telecommunications
Association's
Image Awards have been announced.
The competition, which is open to
cable system members of the OCTA.
honors excellence in local program-
ming and production.
Continental Cab lev is ion's Wast of
Cleveland oraration. based in Elyria,
has been named a finalist in Government Affairs Programming and Customer Information Programming. Award
winners will be announced at the 1996
Image Awards ceremony on April 1 at
the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Columbus.
Nick Clooney ol American Movie
Classics will serve as emcee for the
event, held In conjunction with the
OCTA's 30th Anniversary Annual
Meeting.
Diamond Pin recipients at Know/ton
Knowlton Realtors would Ilka to
congratulate the following agents on
receiving their Diamond Pin Award.
The Diamond Pin Award is given to
those agents who did over a million
dollars in production far 1905. It is ihtt
most prestigious award given to
Knowlton agents.
Local Knowlton Realtors agents
who were recognized wen Bill
Schram, Jr. and Dobi DeChant, bath
of Awn Lake.
Thomas Perdak (contar). president and CEO of Strongsvilie Savings Bank, introduces tho staff members of the bank's new Avon'Office. At the right hi the picture
is Timothy Gossman, manager of the branch'and former managor ol the North
RidgevillQ Office.
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Vot career day at OSU
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Ohio Siato University wtQ be holding a
VWorfnaiy Corner Day and Hospital tour on
Saturday, April 20. at me Columbia carnptn. Tho
program win begin at 10 «jn. and repeat again at
130p.m.
The program conelsta of a tfscuuion of
admissions proceduree and requirements, an
Introduction to present and future opportunJHoa In
the veterinary flald, Ittm and slide presentation*
end a guided tour of the OSU Veterinary
Motpftal. To get more Information, please caD ue
at tno Avon Lake Animal Clinic. 933-5297.
Cleveland B92-37O0.
Lake Shore Women meet
The LeJce Shore Women's Club win meet April
10 at noon In the Gallery Room ot the Avon Lake
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5. leadership Trairung • All group laadart andtoachcnare required to tab tm
following training courm:
a. Our Church in Miniitry
b. Knowing Your Bible
c. Undaritonding Diia Dodr'ne
In addition, aft hsochen imnt tat* tfme ipeoiol OVistian Education counei:
o. Your Sunday Schcd at Vfcrt
b. McaJering riw MtfhoA
Age I***l handboob to bo aJudiod in conjunchon w* the above auuna.
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* , Pastor Bunney has earned an international
pjpif, having minbtered in Central and South
' America, trie Middle East, Africa, India, Russia,
and Europe.
. He has sarvnd for almost 20 years as a
• presbyter of In* Ohio District council of the
Auamblies of God, white postoring churches
in Ohio.
6. Home end fonury feflcwihip • One very important minion oftf>echurch b
to help build ifrongfanuK-unih. ft b a fed *iaf more tm hoff of Anwrican
divorct. whh die reJHng bmbtnfomJJM-ftb ebo a tact rfir* fJarm
people ore turning to drvgi and uicick Our nJion b in froubbi W», at OVnSon
wdl do our ubnotf to oHor blip to rfie famiGos of our surrounding cammv*dieL
CXir Hamu and ramify FeSowJup onV* cfcni dnomicnt on topic* deigned to
bind up ihe brnlen hearlad, itrer^hen the faltering, and to mend and enrich marriage*.
Temperament itudin ore omnd to Wp men and women understand each aeW.
R*c^
ii:. Oidd rearing court** wsD be
offiered Thnui wi9 include oge U«J help*: birth troughtooVJer;elementary age
chilrlran; pretooni, and young adubi.
AD of Ine obowt wifl be done in small, iniormal group irftingi to encourage openheartod diicuuian. Thoie in need of vncouragemanl and prayer wifl find it in &ete
Mtowihip grouot.
7. Youth Ministry - An exciting, thriving ministry gets teens actively
involved in their faith. Thii induoSt Bible study, drama and music miniitries,
participation in national fine ortt festivals, fund railing activities For missions, district
and national youth conferences, camp, just plain fun, and positive pew pressure.
CHILDREN'S MINISTRIES
Bibb CIa» • tJilo lessons om designed to meet tW needs. sluQi, and intmih of
each aga group. In nonary and prmdiool dcirei for instance, riie emphatis b on
skifli: interoding wjlh other children; snoring toys and tools; and siHing sKB far tiory time.
WB want to moke church a pleasant experience for afl of our children.
Christum Heritoge was tntabtished in Avon
under his leadership in 1979. The new facility
will be ready for occupancy in the spring of 1997.
'* Church • While parents worship in thb sanduory en Sunday momtfig,
(hair children from 3 to 1 2 year* of oge enjoy Children's Owrch. The worship end
ojrriculuni ani varied and exciting, tf God hod mlended young children to lit stifl tar "
long periadi of time, he would hove adjusted iheir energy lavel tor Rxtf land of behavior.
Our children sing lively choruses; Gsten to Bile storm; learn obou) minions, ploy (euon
related gomes, and do lauon raided handwork They hove puppet progrorm in wfech
UBUCAL GOALS fOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
ihey may portidpot* - oB rjuoronlted to tpefl 'enjoyobl* learning."
They will also ret *•« introductory Coining in musk. They can use rhythm
Onit£on Heritage Atumbfy of God presents on educational program dxrt mates ample
instruments at chorus fimu (or when *ey can't sit tfiH}. Th^ may want to parficipole in
' pranuon far aB hJy dwkotod beKevgrs who wish to develop lhaV full potential in the
^UHcSertrcirioWoytJn^Tfwycan'oi^ariirflm^
faith. Th» program U designed to incJuda every facet of Chridian life.
Since we aWlobscrve HaBowetn, children's -runittars provide o Harvett P»1y
tor *w young ones as an ab»mQtive evening of ccahjme*. g<Bn«^lr«oh,Qndprii».'Alr
UVC'N LEARN fELLOWSWPSf OR ADULTS
4w annual church picnic, childran hove pony rides, supervised play, and just Irw ploy
time w!* tmr bnt fnends. Afl of Ah toppeJ off wi*i barbecued nos, d»dfc«n and every
bod tfiol Ae mind con wnogine.
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1 . Pint 1Wn0f Writ • This rfets U sfcudured 10 that iwwoarneriiTwy enter at any time
onJ nan* fa (ul raring of teaching1 oonoiming the funoonantali of die Chri»Hon foilh.
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3. UiHcol Knowledge • Tbughl by ihe senior poiJor and uleeted iro*ucton, these
from finl grade *woug>> high school, tocicW young Q^ the exsWal* of Chris&in
tubjiob om fa* leriotn ftudenb of tf» Kbl». Tn»/ or*taughton an advanced IM! and
worwinnood The gi A earn merit boc^ tar corrytoir^tf^
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program*. While the design b similor to Girl Scouh, tfte Mbswnelto program h ft^Ie
BibbSurwy
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People of ihe Bibl*
cantered, b mdudei a specid seofion for preschool boy* and girU whidi prepare them
Bid- Doctrine*
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to enter MissioneHw and Royal Rangers when they reach tehoolage.
TWCpiuUt
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The Royal Rangers program h similor to Boy Scout* in structure. TVw boyi carap
3, Uwrt-Twm Bectivwi - 7he» tubjeds are ehoien to round out ihe believar'i
out, attend disfrid and national roJEet, earn merit bodge*, and Uam *e prinapl« of
undntomfng of Ae Knodom of God; fe origin; ih ploc* in fcria/i world, and the
Christian living.
MmoneWe* and Royal Bangen meet an Sunday evenbg. Our goo) i* to provide
Church Kitlory ffihin we've been)
our chikinm wi* positive peer pmture frwr. cradb to colege. We wont them tob*
The Church in Current Evwh (Wnere we're going)
strong in their fei* and their oflegianue to ihe toed churck They vn? U thoroughly
Tfw Asumbliu of .God in Mtuians
trained in rfie principlei of ChrisSon tving. As the church p/tjwi,niorec^c«rc!uIaV*n
wiBporlicipaleindslrictandnaliordraUieiandccmpe^
experience* help
BiJtLond* Peal and Prownt
them to realize lhat fce Church it more »wn ftWr tacol church, ft a a company of
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bdic*en too numerous to count. Knowing fts wiO ttrengeSen ihwn in fce to* bacouse
required to participate in ih* foeowing training coiJne whioS p«1dn to lr«V porficulor
they wifl realize that ihe Kmndom of God i> real, and is a powwM farce (or good i
area* of twice.
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™ When you think of spring and sumn-mer. it's "hard not to think of the oul=£ doors — bright-yellow sunshine, wild£ flowers, crystal-blue waters. Now, you
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3 giving your homo a seasonal face lift
j£ Wbetner it's for the kitchen, bathroom,
Jjj living room or bedroom, Ihore are many
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Sowing is a fun and creative way to
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into an extraordinary one.
Visit your local fabric store to got a
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home decorating. Color, texture and
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atmosphere. Bright, strong colors, like
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room, while print fabrics add a cozy
affect. Textured fabrics add dimension
and Interest Mixing solids, stripes and
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. end leaves a lot of room for creativity. If
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Tie latest trend hi home decorating
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towels, tsat cushions, and just about
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Innovative ideas.
KITCHEN CAPERS
Small detail* can make a big difference. With just a few yards of fabric and
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room. For example, add yullow. red or
green to a blue and white color scheme
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If you weren't blessed with a room
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room. Another great way to give a room
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Wake up and open your eyes to all
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saw. but at the end of the season, it cm
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Don't forget draperies, valances, dust
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Following am decorating tips from
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small coordinating accessories.
• When shopping for fabrics, bring
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• Keep In mind that colors can
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and maroon, evoke a cozy feeling,
while pastels and neutral colors create
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- • Consider the amount of sun exposure the room receives whan selecting
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The arrival of spring signals that
everyone will soon be enjoying the
beauties of nature - glooming flowers
and greening shrubs and trees.
Another natural beauty thil can be
enjoyed within the
home U ornamental
fish. Tho fMrinal'"S mcvomonts. bright
and distinctive colors, and various
shapfls of omamontal fish arc a delight
for the whole family.
Enclosed porchos tCalifornlo or
Florida rooms) ore ideal locations for
goldfish aquariums- Goldfish, unlike
tropical fl^. do not need a heated
aquarium and aro a greet addition to
spring and summer living.
GoMlUh are fun and beautiful- In
fact, a ttudy conducted by researchers
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1080 conclndad that watching ornamental fiah in home aquariums helps
relieve stress.
So, if you have iome extra space and
would lite something your whole family could oa\oy. consirtmr an aquarium
ornamental goldfish.
Tb go about starting a goldfish aquarium, you will Erst want to localo a good
dealor. If you have a friend who has an
auarium, ask for a rafarenco: othertha phone, book lists most goldTropical fob are wann-Woodad and
require * haatfid aquarium. Goldfish do
fine In an aquarium vith a water temperature around 65 P.
Whan visiting a tropical-fish store.
gat on la's* of different siz&s of aquariums and th» type of equipment you
will aaad. A goldfish aquarium should
b* eovcnd with B reflector using fluoraicant lights, which do not throw off a
tlfioiflcajit amount of host.
In terms of a stand lor your aquarium.
your dealer vriU have a selection, but
• you also could consider building one to
jnatcilhB decor of yotIT room..Thia is
" wUUvely simple, but IM sure It'*; very
'Sturdy, since the weight of the aqusri"•um and water i* quite heavy.
A good Idea Is to build an open stand
out of twfrby-fcw* and then cover the
• • trofil wltb decorative paaolins to match
your r«m docot Laove the back open,
'kS tbp wiring :«nd;lulling from your
aquarium^ pump tad filtar can be
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In'adtlition to the reflector, you also
will need a good filler, since goldfish
art rithor mossy. Tha .Whisper Power
Filter and Bio-Bag Filter Cartridge system U an easy w*y to maintain a crystal-dMT aqutrlum. Your dealer can
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Even thoueb you don t no»d a heater,
•'v It's a good iua to use a thermometer to
" mala sun the waier temperature does
i not ri« beyond 80 R
•; A nceat development iu.thermome: 1«r ladmehicy to tfitJIqnld crystal dioi" til thermometer, which affixes to the
; - outside of tha aquarium, yet ma&fure
most accurately the water temperature.
The Socondnature Acura liquid crystal
aquarium thermometers are accurate to
within 1 degree and can be read easily
through the aquarium glass.
If you are going to keep a lot of fish,
you also will want a separate air pump
in addition to the Elter to add more
oxygon to tha water. A Whisper air
pump ia good for this purpose and is
quiet endlong-lasting.
Decorating your goldfish aquarium
can be great nin. There are multicolored gravels, highly decorative backgrcunos. hundreds of ornaments, as
well as Plantastics plastic aquarium
lants that are so real In reproduction
X almost impossible to distinguish
them from live plants.
Most good retailers will have a complete assortmsnt. and your selection
should bo basiKi on the siza of your
aquarium and Ihe amount of money
you decide to spend.
Onco you have set up your aquarium,
you should add a chlorine neutrolizer.
like AquaSafa 2. to' the water and initially add only a few fish. These few
fish will help develop the proper biological conditions necwsary to maintnioB fully stocked aquarium. After
three or four weeks, assuming everything is functioning properly, you can
goaneed and add the rest of the fish.
Aquarium maintenance is much simpler than people think. Every two
weeks, a partial water change (not
greater than 20 percent), by siphoning
the water from the bottom of the aquarium. i» ell that's required.
A device called thn Hydro-Clean
Gravel Cleaner allows efficient siphoning by separating the debris bom the
gravel ana removing it with the water
from the aquarium. On a monthly basis.
your filtar will require minimal maintenanc'*. That's all tnsre is.
Fallowina this simple routine, your
goldfish wUl live a long and prosperous
life. In fact, one of theblggest problems
people have is spending too much time
maintaining thoir aquarium. On a dairy
baiis.galdfish should be fed a small
quantity of a quality flake food or pellet, like TotraFln or Tetra DoroFln.
Goldfish are truly beautiful end have
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shape* and colors to choose from in a
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could be left In an unhttatod area for
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Homeowners today consider redecorating and remodeling much more often
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Some of his recommendations include:
* Change the look of a major surface
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When parents clean out the junk their
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Every man a — and woman'* — homo
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£ proportions. IT your homo's scale is on
uj &e diminutive side, hero are rorao tips
f &om Iho doalgn experts at Laura Ashley
to give those gjnall rooms a largo dose
of spaciousness and charm:
• Ktwp the color palette simple. A
monochromatic color schema or one
that uses only two dominant colors will
vliually atrolch space. Although the
color palette may be monochromatic,
you still can create visual interest by
Incorporating different textures and
pattern*.
• Uvt double-duty furniture to seve
space. Choose versatile pieces, like
LJaura Ashley's overscaled Cressford
ottoman that provides extra seating but
olio servos as a coffee teble.
Upholstered dining chairs, lilto Laura
Ashley's Baiknloy chairs. f«n function
equally well In a dining room and as
extra seating when pulled into a living
room.
• Minimize the neej for storage
pieces by putting in built-in storage.
Built ina not only huu£e a tremundcus
amount, but also can camouflage space*
stealing architectural elements, like
vertical beams or broken-up walls. .
• Reflflctive surfaces can "fool the
eye" into thinking that a room Is bigger
than it Is. Using mirrors is an old trick
that works. So does putting glass doors
on cabinets and bookiholvns.
• Don't automatically put ail of your
furniture against the walls to try to
make a room look bigger. Creative
placement of furniture —-Uko Coating It
In tho cantor of the room— often makes
small tpacos look largor.
• luo advantage of irregularities in
tho room's proportions for efficient furniture placement For example, a bay
window makes a lovely swrt to nestlo a
•mall safe or chair. An awkward wall
nlcho may bo just tho placo to put a
desk and chair or a small table. Tho end
of a room, particularly if tho celling
slopes down, can bo a cozy nook for a
bed.
• Instead of space-grabbing furniture,
utilize space-saving options, like
shelves. For example, if there's no room
for D night stand, add a long shelf
behind the head of tha bed or along the
adjacent wall. Or. choose furniture that
also can provide hidden storage. A
skirted round or square plywood table
can bide ? lot of clutter.
• If certain rooms, like formal dining
rooms, are rarely used, consider temporary furniture. A folding table covered
with a colorful table cover, for example,
can accommodate a dinner party, then
be tucked away so the room can be
used for other purposes. Another dining-room option is a table that can
expand with leaves.
• Avoid elaborate, heavy window
treatments that may overwhelm a small
room. Choose simple window treatments, preferably ones that are
installed within the window frame, like
Roman blinds or shades, and maUe sure
thoy let in lots of light to visually
expand the room,
• Use wallpaper creatively to makn
rooms look larger and also taller. For
example. Laura Ashley's Colourwash
wallpaper adds interesting texture,
instead of busy pattern, and
Colourwash Stripe wallpaper gives the
illusion of higher ceilings. Wallpaper
borders also create the illusion of
width.
• Keep thefloorsunderstated. Opt for
plain carpet, like wool sisal, or bare
wood floors with small accent rugs
rather then busy-patterned carpets.
Laura Ashley offers trained design
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Homeowners should have their air•conditioning; system chocked now before the poak cooling season - by a
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your property whom tho ground ia fair- reliable
What kind of Ban should you put in
ly ' van. although because of the flexi- your
pond? Tho hardiest are large
bility of the liner, oome leveling can bo
Common or Comet goldfish. Depending
echiflvsd when digging your pond. Tho
on tho size of your pond, these hardy
pond should ba placed where it will get
fish will grow rapidly and can withapproximately six hours of sunlight per stand
the worst climates. As long as the
water in your pond does not freeze to
• while you cen place your pond any- the
depths, those fish can surwhere, it It not recommended to place vivelowest
tho cruelost winters.
it directly under trees, since falling
GIVE YOUB YARD that extra dimension. Yard Ponds are easy to construct, easy to maintain, beautiful to look at, and will provide yean of #j
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If you live in a wmmar climato, you
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Japan. Those aro increasingly available
throughout the United States, and
although not quite as hardy as the common goldfish, they are treasured pond
fish that have the" potential to live for
decades.
What should you do in the winter?
Nothing! After thn first frost, remove
your filter and leave your pond alone
until the onset of spring (as soon as the
water temperature roaches 50 degrees
Fahrenheit].
Never food your fish during the whi-
ter, as their metabolism directly relate*"to the water temperature, and whan it
drops below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. tliBfish will not oat. In the spring, reinsUll
your filter and begin feeding your fiih. •
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feeding your fish according to trinperoture.
Your yard pond will provide yaai» of
enjoyment and truly mmce you the envy
of your neighborhood.
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« nouse and have noticed deterioration of
rf your window frames, you'll soon have
w to make a decision about now or
freplacementwindows.
You'll find a multitude of styles,
shapet and slzea from whJch to choose
in B variety of malarial systems.
Your first stop is to shop among reputable building-products brands,
brands that stand oohind their products.
You'll find a wide selection of windows cold through building-materials
dealer* and homo canton. You'll wont
to look for windows that feature solid
construction, energy efficiency and low
maintenance for your busy lifestyle.
Your choice is critical in ensuring beauty, as well as performance.
Fora number of reasons, many homeowners ore choojing window frames
mada of vinyl ovor thoio made of
primed wood, wood with vinyl or aluminum cladding, or aluminum. Often,
vinyl windows ore less expensive ihgn
traditional wood or wood windows
with vinyl or aluminum cladding.
Vinyl windows also effectively block
boat escape, which occurs through gaps
and cracks In wood frames. Unlike
wood, vinyl windows don't require
pointing, saving you time during installation, as well as costly maintenance
down the road.
While aluminum windows are generally the least expensive windows, their
disadvantages are aesthetics and energy
efficiency. Heat flows readily through
the frame from indoors to outdoors,
making the indoor side of the window
fael cold. This problem applies even to
aluminum frames that are "thermally
broken." Le.. have insulation between
the interior and exterior parts.
(Aluminum is Gae, though, to reinforce
horizontal members of largo windows.}
If you dorlda the low maintenance
and energy efficiency of vinyl windows
appeal to you. check out the following
details. And, remember, not all vinyl
windows are created equal:
• Welded corners are airtight and
watertight and won'l pull apart after
exposure to heat and cold.
• For Increased energy efficiency,
look for Low-E/Argon glazing, which
helps keep the house wanner in winter
and cooler in summer.
• Consider double-pane windows,
which also slow heat flow through o
window, nearly halving the heat loss
that can occur through a single pane.
• R-value measures a wirdow's resistance to heat flow, so the higher the Rvalue. the greater the insulating performance.
• U-value measures the actual heat
transfer through a window's frame and
glass, so a lower U-value means the
window is insulating more efficiently.
The new single-hung and doublehung Ult windows make cleaning a
breeze, and many casements open a full
90 degrees. Check the Ult features out
on o couple of different brands.
• Installation ease may be a factor if
you're doing the replacement work
yourselL Look for a frame depth of at
least 3W inches or one that may not be
as deep but is offerud with an accessory
— a drywall return or wood return —
that snaps on to the frame and brings
drywall or wood flush egaiint the window, so you won't have to caulk or
trim.
• Check the warranty. Ten years for
glass and lifetime for vinyl ere reasonable. The warranty should be nonprorated.
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Choosing windows is often a complicated exercise. Following these tips
should help you through the purchase
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Helping the environment begins in the back yard
Period for lounging, ball games and silt and sand. Whatever soil type you
cookouH, your lawn is a real asset to have, you can probably improve i'. by
your homo. But did you know that your •periodically added organic matter like
lawn - and how you c&e for it - can also compost, manure or grass clippings.
help the environment? Your lawn may
Some lawns ore too packed down or
only beasmall piece of land, but all the have too much clay, which blocks the
laws across tho country cover a lot of penetration of air and water. Your lawn
ground. Thai's why taking cam of the may need to be aerated by pulling plug*
environmont begins in your own back- of soil out to create air spaces.
yard. Caring for your lawn can have a
Most lawns need to be fertilized
bigcar Impact than you might think.
every year. They need more nitrogen,
You don't nave to be an expert to phosphorus and potassium than soils
grow a healthy lawn. Just keep in usually contain. Use a alow release
mind that 8ho secret U to work with lawn fartiliisr and have tho pH of your
nature.- Healthy grass provides a feed- lawn tested periodically to insure that
Ing ground for birds, which find it a the grass can best absorb the nutrients
rich source of Insects, worms and other (pH 6.S to 7.0 Is best) Soil can be
food. Thick grass prevents toll oration, "sweetened" with lime or made more
filters contaminants from rainwater end "•our* with sulfur.
absorbs many types of airborne polluThe right type of grass - one that suits
tants, Uk» dust and soot Grass Is also your needs and likes tho local weather
highly efficient .at converting carbon - will always give better results. If
dioxide to oxygen.
you're putting in a new lawn, it's worth
iThare are a.few things you,should your while to identify the best-typo of
know to insure that your lawn and the 'gran.- Grasses vary in the type of clienvironment remain hoalthy:
mate they prefer, the amount of water
The first thing to start with Is the soil and nutrients they need, their resisThe kay things to remember are texture, tance to pests, tolerance for shade and
. nutrients and pH balance. Lawns grow the degree of wear they can withstand.
bast in.sail with Intermediate or If your established lawn foils to thrive.
"loamy" soils that have a mix cf clay.
consider replanting with a different
type of grass. You may have a waterloving species in an arid environment.
Mow reasonably high. • usually
, between 2W to 3H inches high. Longer
grass has more leaf surface to take in
sunlight, enabling it to grow thjrVpr
and develop a deeper root system - to
survive drought, insect damage and
disease. It Is also Important to have a
sharp blade on your mower to prevent
tearing and injuring of the grass.
Proper watering will also help your
lawn grow deep roots. Most people
water too often with too little water. It's
best to water only when the lawn really
needs it and. then, to water deeply.
Frequent shallow watering trains the
roots to stay near the surface. It's best to
water in the early morning to reduce
evaporation, when tho lawn begins to
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From the darkest red. Black Jado, to the
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•a wonderful addition to'any part of tho
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Low-growing mlcrominis. such as
. Rod Minimo and the beautiful, hot pink
live Wire, grow only to a holgbt of 8
inches, maldne tliesa tiny plants perfect
for the front of the border.
Classic miniature roses, such as the
pink and white blcolor, Child's Play,
and the beautiful, yellow Good
Morning America, are medium growers, reaching a height of 10 to 24 inches, and ere perfect lor splashos cf color
in the middle of the perennial border or
In beds by themselves. They make great
cut flowers, too.|i
Tboro aro climbing mlnkturos, such
as the light pink i^-.*: Lajoio, which
can throw "canes of up to 12 feet high
that are always covered with perfect 1inch flowers. These vorsatilo plants are
extremely winter hardy ana can bo
trained to climb on a fence or arbor or.
In the case of the very floriferous Rod
Cascade, spread out and tumble over a
stono wall.
Thoro is a miniature roso for every
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To tie young gardener, o packet of
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-. "Planting seeds and watching a veg-'stable or flower garden grow is one of
thfl moat satisfying experiences a child
can have outdoors," aaya Peter
, Reynolds, president of BRIO® Corporation, a toy company baied in
Milwaukee. Wla. "Whan the first tiny
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"By leaching your children to garden,
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Increasingly, parents, educators and
youth loaders are discovering the mulUfaceted benefits nf gardening for children, says David Young of the National
Gardening Association [NGA). a nonprofit organization based in Burlington.
"Gardening Is a vehicle for learning
about life, nature, food production,
problem solving and teamwork, while
developing pride, enhancing selfesteem, and delighting in feeding and
beautifying the community." says
Young. "Besides, it can be fun."
Roses: new flower promises
a wonderful rose garden
Lynn Anderson, e new variety of
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• fanned and a beautiful creamy white
finely edgtd with raspberry pink.
Bast of all, tho lynn Anderson rosebutb it easy to grow Jo all climatm. Thn
long canes and huge, shiny green
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Young is director of the N'GA's Youth
Garden Grants Program, which provides material grants to schools and
community organizations around the
country for gardening projects. He
offers the following practical tips on
how to start a garden with your children.
• Keep the garden small enough and
simple enough to be manageable for the
child and to ensure success.
• Keep it dose to the house so that
it's easily accessible and frequently
seen.
• For small children, try turning an
old tire Into a gardening plot Fill the
center with soil, end plant small sections with radishes, lettuce, carrots and
marigolds.
• Older, more experienced kids can
move to larger plots and more diverse
plants.
• Choose a sunny, roomy spot, and
plant sunflower seeds. Be sure to keep
the soil wet until the seeds sprout. Your
little gardeners will bo delighted when
the giant flovrers tower over them.
"Gardening; provides a great opportunity to work with your child through
the stages of watering, weeding, thinning and. ultimately, harvesting."
Young says.
Additional tips and a variety of fun
gardening activities can be found hi the
NGA's "Guide to Kids' Gardening,''
written by Lynn Ocone and Eve Pranis,
end published by John Wiley & Sons.
The book U available nt public libraries
and bookstores. To order, write to NGA.
180 Flynn Ave.. Burlington. VL 05401,
or call 1-800-LETSGRO.
BRIO'S lino of garden tools features a
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BRIO garden tools end other toys are
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INTERIORS
Quality Furniture & Interior Design
23123 Center Ridge Rd. Westlake • 331-4830
Fine Furniture Gallery Hours: Mon., Tues.. Thurs. 10-9 • Wed., Fri.. Sat. 10-6 • Sun. 12-5
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Commercial
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new avitiiHa. Lamed actacar* to
Fad UOKX Co. BflBrunawUiHil batman flia.2/90. Lorain. Ohio.
Cnrtact Query DaUarea, coMvwi
BankarLeeDrageReatv. (210)323IHO-
SPACE »
City Center Compl«i,
MI LorOn 4 anaa • Loner
tMl 900. 1.400 VM 2.000 «- fL
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tsa. uOBoa patt. Phone 344-4117,
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AFFORDABLE
HOME LOANS
FAMILY HOME
UOrTTGAGECORP.
Avon Lak», Ohio
UARX LUNDV
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"Pro-qdalify for free
"ConverrtionaVFHA/VA
loans
- 'Croat problem loans
•Refinance
^Home Improvement
loans
"Socprtd mortgages
•Moblla hometoans
AVO* LAKE LAMCHMaS. 3 BH
TaHnftaua* aAoaamtnL By Ow
10303031.
; (83,000. PRINClPAtS
, ONLY. 933-3031
: AVON LAKE CONOO boammJoy
WMM; 2 teftDomt, l-ua MAS.
•^wncd-ln ponft. batad naar
pubtte BOH ecun* on Laka Eri*.
new .indo.i. iniuili laundry.
appuancei negotiable. pel* OK.
WESTLAXE COLONIAL;
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2Sr?V£J*;
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1274.900.
20 Lots and Acreage
For Sale
AVON LAKE LOTS
FOR SALE OR
BUILD TO SUIT
Call
Trademark Homes
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25
Uoblle Homea
For Sale
SAVE THOUSANDS - Buy factory
olivet ant CM - Cal tor (raa color
TOED OP raJ4nwa. We now over
33 pra ownad homai ready lor
tmtnadUua oattwy E-Z ffrahcfcxi.
Deflvwy hcfejdad. l-flOC«a6.17S3T
Out of Town
Property
30
HOUOAY LAKES, WUUid: Slwip
4A*Onx>m coraaniporwy on taka.
Eoant lot hdulaa two ctx±a and
. CM S3MOB tor
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-AVON LAKE. U4 BEOHOOU
MUCH 2 Bana, <nWwi bawHTM.
C/A, Mt bar, •nokwad paBo. tmwt
vvd, *I« csr oaaoa. «190.COO- •-•-••.-^' - • " • * "''•
3M2* WoM.
4V8BD/2.BBA.
iam.room. 2J
100x373 lot.
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AVOW LAKE.Tvon Point Rd~
40(140. M.OOft NorVi
Apea net. Bag oiler.
COCOn brocfure * taUturt
ft vtwt acreatM land taroama on
bew/UTuI 39,000 acre lake near
Kjxaivllla. Tannetiea tt.j The
Smcfcy UountaJr*. ExcMant beattn
*fishing.Viewt from only 1 1 .800 and
ten tronH Iron me ma SXTL Easy
flnanOna Cal Indian Stetowa 8002»«ja, Ett 1 122. Re fWT21 443-0ft)._
NEAR HLTON HEAD, SC . (ratal
paradM. AAxdoUa watarfiont ivM
Red 30 rranuea nom Hlfion Head {
Baaulort. Eautn *Ue waterfront
tameaum from M9JXM vrtm dock
ttproval Cafl today 000-5544964,
ExLIIOO.
MOVING
AVON LAKE 3 BEDfiOOU. 2
bain, appliance*. 2 ear garage, Nov
Avallicle; SBOO UQ * Uiriinei *
Depotit 833-0670 after 0PM o* tor*
niMMyB.
AVOM LAKE 3 OEOflOOU, t-1/2
Dam. LH. FR. Buement. 1 Car An.
G*TM. Now Arotattt. J8QO MO *
Ultimo* * Securay. 933-51IW After
6PM.
AVON LAKE. CONVENIENT
LOCATION: 3 Bedroom. 2 Bam. 1
Car Oarage. NO PETSi Availatia
JUNE lit 1700-00 UO • Sacuray *
Ubtffie*. CXJ Rental. P.O. Box 196.
Avon L«k». Otto. 44012.
LAXEWOOO; 5073 RHxrt. upKain.
5iMitrecm. ntftg.. now. heal.
J35Crtr>o. AviilabI* Apnl t. B71aaai.
LARGE CANOPY TENTS
For Hart
Parted for Your Outdoor Partyl
AtklorUark
SmKh'a Country Counttr
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834*403
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OFFICES AVAILABLE
3-4 RQOU SUTTES
Uk* Road, Avon Laka
RaaaonaQla Rant LRMM tKluded.
Cat tor Appattmant
_renoa_
ONE ft TWO badrooma Irom SC5S.
Washer, dryor. tnlcmwairg. pool.
lannls. uuna. tanning. Cai) S924747
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TWO eeonooy UNFURNIEKEO
APARTUENT (500.00 MO +
Security Deooitl. Ralorancei
Racuinid: No ^^081834-4977.
VILLAGE ON THE GHEE*
(IBadrvoml
Navriy Hemodnted 1 4 S Bedrooms
Commercial
For Rent
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ceranf, tree tandng 1
4 jnoaolLl tkx*. WH bufld to tuL
531-8383, B71-05S8.
~55
OlflcvSpaco
For Rant
CmrCEMTEHCOUPLBt;
Dnmiowr. Lenta. Raaagnabla rent
UUBla* pakt Five parUnp. Variou*
ataftflnttnecttpeces. 1QSOO aq.lt.
480 CQ^iL 500 *q.ft. 1100 aq.ft. Can
al be ananrjed to mB tonartt.
LMntahed areaa. 1421 aQJL (2010
taJL and 2150 »q-R_ fheee can be
conttwl to provtda 41 BO *qJL)
Pnona 244-4117.
FAIRVIEW
Medical
Art*;
Profaaskmat taulkllno with (r*thly
painted (pound floor suBe avoOabto.
Ideal tor medical or other
358-2330-
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Share House/
<-Apartment
THE AREA?
.LAJCEWOOO; Cotton, larga room.
. partJnfl- F«mal* noniy. S320 + O^poM. Laava
CALL FOR n^E
PUBUCATIOH
65 Vacation Property
ForR«m
1340.
In WMHm Bay VHana. Prtcad tar
« 1178.500. 31103
GKTHoiuS. eurejwoi mxww
nWDto or dMlnn tmr OUR. FIM
Ab» log Homaa.
JfKS day County
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MOVING
OUT OF
THEAR&V?
CALL ran Fiss
PUBLICATION
1*800-753-3643
Uonday- Sunday
RRIDGEVILLE
By Owner; Charming 3
BR, 1-1/2 bath Split,
remodeled kitchen, family
room, living room,
fireplace, fenced yard, 2car oarage. 9337146/353-0402
AQSIBTAHT HEEDED for buiy
onrewonoc pracuca. M of p4fi -eme
Pl«*le t*nd reiutne la: Kim
Comstodi. 32745 WaDur Rd.. Suna
D.AwnLake. OH 44012.
BARTENDER WANTED; Apply
Uitcneir* Tavam. 74263 C«nl«r
(Mtu«.(l»-a415QEAUDOAN: Ft* or Pvl-Dme wim
lottomng A 4 C Ha* Owon. 540
Sooft Kanitngton Rd.. Rocky Rnar.
333-ISCi anm-4p»n.
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BEAUTICIANS: Fua or pan-time.
ESTREUERA SALON Bay VHjga.
Caa Joan on Uondn lOvrL-lpm.
B35-47S7.
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BEAUTY SALON ranMy rnmodMed
carUmporary Kmawt*tt. now rm
opaningi lor 3/ianlor ilyllili t
t^rtor tryist W or pan-time t t/nal
tacn potnon ateo open. Apery at
Gmtty WMt. 20013 Detroit Rd,
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CASHIER PO&mON. EWEFUENCED OHOCERY, UEAT ft
GENERAL POSITION- 11 Yaan or
otdar. Apply In paraon ONLY:
Smnh'a Country Counw. 37SOO
CotorMo, Avon.
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UAINTENAHCE POSmOHS
1ST. 2ND. 3RD SMtt. eDOM
mMnum BarOng tatnat, BaxUa
•chMuing. Raunw*. rnuMMvm
ana cofleoe ttudarg am
enoounOrfd n arcrytoipenon.
BPEXWcCS
WaikarftRLU
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CHARLES SCOTTtt now accepong
•ppllcatton* lor ESTHEDCtANS.
UASE OTHER APISTS,
NAIL
TECHS. HAIR STYLISTS duo U ipa
•JpenUofi. Appfy m panon or cal
333-7804 or BS9.1 9ST.
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CHUBCH CUSTODIAN
Adjve vvtt vde cmv^U^^n of TOO
laom CmtooUn, Q*J can c«mr
«rtn DO crddran In bufldng. Wa naed
•aU-rvfiant IndMduDl wno to a handyman, Jcb IrtwrMS caia and repftr
01 heaiffy uted tacffitr. Rafarancaa
raqulrad. Sackg round check ntqUrBd. Send Raauma to Wwl Ufa.
P.OJVu 45014 C. WaBlaJt*. OH
44143.
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CLEANING: ReittantlaJ homei.
Looking lor depandabte, malura h»t».
TnnjnooaOon reqtirad. Good pay.
Part-ume. flexble noun. Apply a]
34068 Canar Rklga Rd. NA 3278348._ _
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COUPUTER USERS NEEDED.
Typing ft Word Procowlng Irom
home. S45.00Cnfr Imcama pountut.
Cal 1-800-5134343 EJaB-1382
COHTESTANTB WANTED
tram OH, PA and aurroundinn antn
betwvan tv aoaa of 7-23 to
campatt In Bi*» yaa/i 1HV
CLEVELANO PAGEANTS OMT
SaO.OOO anardad nnmaiBv m
KtmartHpa. prUaa and Naikxals.
CBJI1-BOO-37B-BT70E«1.Z130.
CONTHACT SPEOAUSTAtUYCR
Dynamic heanncxra group
purcnaUng compony oeaka
ewertenoac: hidMdual » nooodata
purehnslno conoacB. W1B 6ain.
PDM.303ttCUmaniRoad. .
Wartafce. OH 44145COURIER: S houra par Mak. Uutf
have
own
traniiMrtatlon.
OependabUlTv Imparathr*! Santora
Waicune. 22&-2O33.
DEMTAL ASSIST AMTKFQA
Pin-cme caution avwuoe In easy
gong Wtuflaka ofitee. Cai 632-1810.
DIE MAKERTOEPAJfl.
iQer.
Uj^w Catp. UnempCyed «rtar. SUI
level: MO&NI*. Overtime. HneWi Irv
•uranca. Drivtna bonus-1320 tax
tmai aaa-4047.
ORlVEnft-Exparienceovineipeii' <
•need. ATS Mrr* yout Enjoy tap
payitaenBftt*. fugn ndaa aaiunod
cornennooali. taiatttB-egmipedand
mucn nvn. Cal Araterun Tnckyvj
Sarrca al l-aXMSS-»433- EOE.
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DHIVERE-OTR-Do you have lull '
m«dical plan? New conventional .
•OUVmenl? RMor program? We Ceri i
Pka gnal Uorvon bcru*t CDL-A re- '
qutfTjd. Cal BOO-788-t 14T.
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DISHWASHER, IOAU-3PU, Food
PrWSanchrtcn Uikar, BJUJ-JPU UF. Apply In Parton.- Lermyi D«U.
33688 WaJtor Road. Avon LBM.
DRIVER FLEET OPERATORS and
o*TMitoc*faion neeottd by gnntog
regional mekinB, w* have fau o* -No
Touch* traignt. Lei u» help you
Incnuua prcto and rataln dnvvn.
Jon ma earner mat pun your booom
Una Una. We oiler me kdowing; *AJ
mliAa paid *AI pemn paid *No company trucks *Bue puta program
•insurance dacounta 1 lilaacn guvantaas 'No hoWback or ascrov
•Home weakens guarantaad *Sig
vcrkar*! Comp. tawnga •Driver r»ouOng uaistanco. CaJ Rod at r«CuOa Expran. euO-20frCUOE U-F,
Bam-ta apm. QM me detain
UraVERS -CaUrk iraamailonal o(.
Ian great pay, banelita and tne
chance » gat home more ofttnl UuM
be 22 wWi CDL and Haztlat an.
dorMment. BOO-050-Ma.
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DWVtftS EOE kwi a team of taadant. Uavwtck on«n. atoughaa B
loto*. Enjoy benolta and pcffing
horn*. Raglonbl run* avnTlabtD.
Uavartck TraraponaOon Inc. 1-800__
HEEDED to oponue reptanal or 43 Hat**. Excellent pay and
oerwflta. UW.-num 1 p. OTH e»perteree raqubwt Cal ContJnenla) Eainc. i-coo-zsa^npo^oe.
DRIVERS Stem TrantporlaDon now
hiring onMra. SMti oflora: EjcaDant
beneDla, advcncad pay pOn. 401K
plan, dock purdun ptooram. top of
me tne equipment. comcMia bAoa
Roimtxnemant avaltabla. COL training avaAotria on weekday* or «MkancH tor Iranpantnced drhvn who
wouU Ik* to team howtodrtv» an 1 0
»hae*r. For more d»tala cat 1-aOQ400-eoSQjaofrmfc Mm. 23y«.}
DIVERS TEAW-OfM tor a cantor
tna know* whara tonportam. Top
teama earn $l04.0QOWyear. eraJtont boneRO. 40if». jiooo Nrtng
bo«». al traignanar convcnoonata.
Sotia w«crjmea Can today: 1-800441^384 Covonnnt Tranaport.
Omvuts-Con-Way truddoed urvteaa-The beat way. Top pay. oompany paU beneBts. higri mtoa. om.
nffibed ran and blanket wrap opporlunltlei. Call 1 -800-15 5-CWTS
12887). EqtaJ Opportxrttv Dncayiwr.
leaie program-No money oown.
Uust meet DOT reqtiramnnt. Late
model ura* -la Cal AreOc EJQTMI 1*
MO2T-0431.
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teeuflty. no lay-orli. Outllanding
pay. tenant. CAST, he. 1-600-504Z778. EOEW.
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DR3VEH3; Emenanced^ora Tked
of long houn ft tow pay? Eim up ID
S40-95.COO/VT. and Up taneRi wQh
RoehL Ouatoomm. 4a/sr van or Batbed. Oroi ft mrad- 85H no Kocn.
SJgn on bonuB. Tak to our driven.
Dnv«r trairui ft icama waloana, 1B00-4g7-g343-_
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DfnvCRS: Onry Z mo. expenano*
needadl JJft--36Trt to Bard Top
banoto mckjamg heain. He, dantal
ft vtlion In*.- ana 401k. Dm* Uta
rrcoa-. Dp of CM In* mrwenkjiaJ
•gulp- «20a ontrtaton bonua. Your
choice ol nattnD or tegkmal tnts.
O/O leaieAurchasa avail. Call
lOara-jpm. Sun, or Oanvflcm. m-(.
i-eoo-ars-8754 m& SL-a. . _______
DflY CLEAKEnS: Cunomer SarMo
and Cajnier Hob: Ful Tkn*. Apcfy h
Peraon. FUdne CKanan. 146 Loar
Read. A von Late.
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EARN UP TO HUrWaek. We NMd
People B Uake Jawufty. (NacUaoaa.
Bracataf*. Earrinoi] Jotoa Awattable
Year Round. Fiom Your Honw. No
Eiponenca Naadad. Send SASE to
Kowancnrtf. Corp, 5183 Broadway
Ave. Str24B EU-207, Buftatt. NY
14043_ :
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EPE8 hauBng a fiat bed company
mad* exparlencod drivvn. E-PES
hautrgonan:
•Horn* weekly
•04 and 95 convanttonal tnttor*
*s»p on. arp pay
•Salary and pertarmanca bonua
ttoeScal and dental toaurara
*V»=«flon and noUay pay
•401 Kplm
•SataBta comrnunlcalinn
Cnl 1400-24fr«337 or 1 -000-5210620 tor WormaBon on • compa/iy
thai can*. Company drtw** and
ownor openun naadad.
HOME LOANS/REFINANCE
• Rtfimt to i lav ntt
• ftiuhm 3 to 5H duwi • rHA/Vl tiE- Lnm
• D*U CoreotoSon
• Han knprmrnctt. _.
• Und Conlnctj • CrwSt Pntem OJL • Bsinvtc* OX
family
MORTGAGE CDHPaHATTDN
GSO Uetn ROM) • Ann Ukt, Dfl 4Ui:
(210) 933-7100 • 1-800-847-0071
1-300-753-3943
BEACHfBOMT COHOO^A Ivg
badroom baacNronl oondo at one o(
vStoo Ian morn In tha US la
Uonday- Sunday
•vnJtaDla ** ««rt Ourtng tha *«ak d
B4HouraADay
Friday. Uay 3 throutfi Friday, May
to Ttw condo, locaiao In tha
eutuaM So*" &aa Ptantaflon on
35 Vacation Property
CapUvn litand. Florida. Hatos tH.
_ For Sale
has a pool and tanrta court*.»1.100Cafl davWma •• 221-214* or avertng
HILTON HEAD TTm» Shaw:
atadroom. ataiJi ham. pod. f raa atK»4M5_r
goB. lannia, aakm $ifjoa
916.000. VBJuv p1B) 779-1507. 77VBaaoti and Dacfc Ona Dadroom.
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5537.
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OnaBaff).UlnlK>cn>n.PT4vina .
Entranoa. W^Wnrj Dtcianca to
RED WEEK (130 (M) flmt thaitng.
Caaar PotfU- Cal 1-4 18*21-8134.
Fatrflati Uouniajrw. AahaMM. HC.
1350 «n. n. aeo, acA. jaaua. oo«. LAKE ER^ ISLAND AOVEHTURE
tlthlno, iirimmlng, complataly
PACKAGE;
fumhnd. CMnar Drcndna. «4.70d.
3J1-47SO.
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eoupia. Middto Bm Wnd
For more Informalton ft
tnf£ SHARE unu am ounpgrcuKJ on
imnbwihipa. DIftran tataa^noapt
WoAMda wJaotana, Cal Vacation
LUXURIOUS CONDO KELLEY8
Natwork U.S. and Canada 1-flOOStay In the heart ol
5434173. FIM nntal Hormailon
twift wand ki naarty
naw 3 bedroom, baautllully
rtammtud condomtrtutn «nn pool ft
RENTAL
45
For Rent
AVON LAKE 3BR. Sain * 1/2.
*. ccntnl loeaHon. Saoo/Uonth.
Try A Tax
Deferred Annuity
• For C.D. & IRA Rollovers
7.50%
WANTED
Halp Wantod
"POBTALJOBS"
. pU banalR>>, For
uam »nd eppDeiwn Into col 2137B44010EXTOH134.BAU-11PU.
7Daya.
10-KEY. HataM oUnt. 75 naadad.
LooSo tor • career? Cal ASAP!
DrMrlo DO«*S320 tw (rea. VtW
ADUIM«TRATfVe
SECnETAnTAVOflO
PROCE8SMO
• Guaranteed One Year
• Guaranteed Principle &
Interest
NO FEES! NO SALES CHARGE!
JOSEPH T. NEMCRTK & COMPANY
Estate & Financial Advisors
276 S. Main Street, Amherst
Call: 985-1176 or 1-800-252-7449
B y
K O P F
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AVON indapendom RapratantaiM.
PotanlUI S200-S2000 per monlh.
Maka own houra. Door/door not
nacauan. UaolcaUotner inturanca
nvaJlabia. 1-800-288-63 ij,
BARTENDER, aiparwnceer, pantime. Call M-F (liam.7pm). 0332095.
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B U I L D E R S
Enjoy Pre-Q#cAJY& VP&JYJJVG
WOODFIELD ESTATES!
UYATL£ BEACH, Nonn-5p«aouB.
alloidabla ocaanlront no mat t
condo'a. OaDy ft wwkty rain of)
aaaion Juna iSlti. April ft Uay
•padalK from S43.00/nlom. Fma
EMoO RaaRy 1-600-525-
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IS YOUR C.D. MATURING?
O . M ,. E
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RECEIVE $5,000 IN UPGRADES
^%3°pf Builders is so excited about Woodfleld Estates I
^^Ibcy can't wait until March 31st GRAND OPENING
to show it off! Now is your chance to preview Avon Lake's
newest single-family home community and take advantage
of PRE-GRAND OPENING SAVINGS!
If you purchase a home at Woodfleld Estates before I
its Grand Opening on March 31st, you will receive $5,0001
in frte upgrades courtesy of Kopf Builders! March is fast
approaching, so hurry in to Woodfleld Estates today and]
see what all the excitement is about!!
Savings at
MACHINE CREMATOR, Fonuna
100. Unemployed wter. Slul
S12.SQ1*. Sato enwnyvnm
bonuMi. Driving Donus-132<3
Irael 779-5290.
OWNER/OPERATORS (at Ohio
avnar. 100 ml* f*du»
Ouo. hkvn* *A •B«*u>nd« and most
WMk nigM*. No handling. D/H
KDokft. fmunuxM avaiUDta cafl 1BOO-aSO-1170.
St. John West Shore Hcapttai to curPOSTAL AND GOVT JOBS
ranOy Mekmg • OMBad AwnUc ln12 I/HOURS .DENEFITS
sJnx» to be reeponsWe tor eerceic
NO EXP WILL TRAIN
or nap classes a put ol mo Wai
FOR APPL k INFO
Avon Program. For consMeraflon, _ 1JCX>-XXX.XXXX _
ptaaw cafl KaUh Porcherta. Manager.
POSTAL JOBS
K. John Weal Shore Fitness Ce«ar.
Start S12.oaVHr. For Exam and
aittJS-BISI.
ArcAcatUi Into. Cal (219) 7594301
JXTOH519. gAU-SPU. Smvf rt.
STJOHN
PHE53ER WAHTEO; FutVPan-ttma.
Apply Fokvtt* Dry Qeanen. 22245
WEST SHORE
HOSPfTAL
Now or emcnoncod lo
28927 Cwrtsr Ridge Rd REALTOR;
•ork ««n Duytrm. TmMng prcxrlCM.
Opportunliy lo cam tictntni
Westlake, OH 44145
commiaalona. Laadt bMng provuad.
Looking lor a !«am-orlani«d,
Eajjal Opporturtly Employer
mxtvalad. rMpontmn pencn who
FOAEUAN FOR LANDSCAPING
•noy* wrung Brim poopla. Ptoaw
NEEDED, EXPERIENCED. Appty In cJ&S8-^sa.
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Person: Oerbefs Oanttn Center.
RECEPTKJWST. PART-T1UE, FOR
38303iQetroa Road. Avon
BUSY ANltUL CUNIC. Uim ba
FOUNDRY WORKER. Brand Now
matura. teOiatasDc, p*opto-ortwn»a
Facility. Unemployed w/car. Skin
and aUa to do 4 mmgi at ore*, wu
levet iSOQjwk. Quieh rait**. Paid
tnun Avon Laka Anlml CUnlc. 134
veeaOon*. DrMng borus-9320 tax
Uitlir Road. NO PHONE
tNOUIRIES.
FAEEHEALTH BENEFITS
RECEPT1OK1ST
•EttsMsnetl long Distance Co.
At EVan ABen. . . •**>* nmlty going
ptacm. Now you can toin a Kadar lr
* TreirwiQAiu wBno
Vm tr* twma (unwrtncs Industry. In
•CBB now! 1-BOO-77M712 E*. 1473.
an txcaOor* career cpponunitv. Our
FRONT OlcBK RECEPTIONIST. new North OtmdMl Hore tcuekna a
cmdanttous mdMduaJ » meet and
CJtto TV Station. Greet dents. Froe
great aatornan BI ««• as ooneral
computer Inuring, Driving bonus>330 tax 1ml Oeay 2S2-4114.
dcnCnJ and Mapnana duflea.
FteriU* «vcnro end Mekand howrs.
FULL TtUE hoip needed. WM trUn.
Qayki Bratfy at
Chip 'a Qreen world Landscaping. Pleau eortnd
ETHAN ALLEN
671-8448._
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GENERAL HELP
Wa^Uka, Oh «1«
UaOard Day Qtf) Company la oeaUng
_ (211? 171 -a«44
high enemy (trpontljlja person kx
RECEPTIONIST,
Radio Station.
seasonal Bciaflnj A order praeesaCentra! loceUon. Great beneflla.
h^Cal UflU. 671-1474.
Orlvina bona-5320 tax ITM! Tammy
OEHEBAL LABOR
734-4B21.
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WESTERN ENTERPRISES. a
RESIDENTIAL OUBJJER KWa on
Isadng manUactumal oorrvrMMd
light
modal
homo
Hoatasi In
pan fangs. |> taoktig: tor pood.
WMOatt. EnafgaOc panon nMdad
dependable peoc4a to wortc
lo ca-ordb»ta aalaa appoJntm«nt«.
permanars; pErt-iime posfiorn in our
Sand raame to: 6777 Engkt Rd.
OuUry Department FMAH
Sul» U UkMate»g HU,
y'Dittrn hous between 3PU end
iiPUTweofler good, cttsn end
Kartudcy Fnad CNcfcan ti now aosafe working condUone and
capnng applcaMna torday and rtgnt
-----» based on
tf«a.>tari*yn
pay lor quBKaM day
anyoma. 3Z73&
mce preferred but not
: «a «a tain on BIC |dx
i an enccunged » apply.
SALES ABSISTAKT; In Housa
Apply ti person at Western
Galoa . O>DW
Wi c^ca. Train tor
Enwprlm S3673 Fin Oak
Ettoi flj*"*1**" Caraar oppartunlry.
Partway, Avon
Outooina panonallty. Vrork aoma
___" Lake. Onto.
OMMnoa t Saturdara. Cal
BOO-gTOO.
HANOUI row TRUCKING
dmm. Fiee driver taming-. V you
SECRETARY, Oavalcnd Evants
qualify. Students welcome.
Corp. Protauinal lun-oundlngi.
Experience pay up to .as/ml.
D(Mnboru4320taxbMl Batty
EXPERIENCED DRIVERS; 'Na
pev tceM "Premium
•Vm. Flan. dadicatad "Up lo -32/mL
•FUI tjanefis. BukMn Transport 1800-823-2169 EH. L-9.
AEROBIC
INSTRUCTOR
Hotel HEALTH AIDES
Interim HsalffiCara of Nam East
Onto. Inc. nee InwnedUla home can
aisJonmems (Incfudina Medicare
vwsj lor suie anted and competency «MBH] home heaBi eld**, ro•Hong mOOHf h Cuvenorn and Loraln Ceumiaa. an shifts, ftaxtila
hours.
• DonN Pronnma
•
. •4DlfBpian
For mom Inicrrnalon
Ctl Cyan « 1400-7804001
WTmi HBALTHCARI
Itm Unbi Ro-tulto *!•
Horth OtMnoTOH 44670
1OBMFVH
IW« IUO «MUyt FnM your
leeaHen.
ft UUIM Brecar
eandlenoaa»«eUrea;
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envelope!
SFLFeedDieeeumera
•1 Weavenoe Rd Ea na
. NC g«M
end Weekends for busy animal
hrjspUL Kwu kM* anknal*. apply et
Avon Lake Anlaul Cllnle. 134
Htller noae% NO PHONE
INOUfllES.
LABU*I IttLI* HKiOCO 10 Start
HCLP HtlDtD.
no anvertanoa necessary.
. B37.M7A
LAMDtCAlHMO; Seasonal help
wanted at Westlike aparUnant
eompiex. Fun Ume^e-flluv. Start
ImmrrliMy. Apply between 11am.5pm. VUaae bt the Perk. 27433
Delro»HfL7\tfeailelia.
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LAW I WOftCttiEMT JOM
how Hbtap, U 8. Cuelome. OUIcert.
Bc-FoMreo CM (2tB) 704JX10
EXrM17,OAUI011PU.TDevs.
mm cooics ANTJ «u« p€niot3
HBDCD: Uuat beat leeal lews, dd
(Bus Persons); Une Cooks.
e merle nee pretarrod but nol
naoaaaary. FuM flme evertnae and
uiiltsnai. Amty wlren: Hafts en
Laee. 334M Lafce Road. Avon Lafca.
UACHIHI*r/tBT*UP. Special
Protect Urtewptoyed w/cer. Skin
level: MBJWwk. dudle position.
Employee reeoanltlon. Driving
) BPfcaet»2^047.
y oetiHEAD
iALOON
n
Waaeawe-. HataQ ejejertsneed Line
Cooks ft egmnced Keohen 8MB
. Top wane*
or eel
We want matura,
^
•one who would enjoy netotng tan*eea mortna Mo f» Cleveland area.
to unpack and oat oroartjed si •»*
naw home. Perfttna onf».
pvMitna, ttocfcy tUwar omoa.
ftaqjraa protatttonal appaatanea.
twlno, GHntj. anrBaflrn phono* &
mlaaafanawa ofDca dutMa.
Plaaat aand ftaauiw to: Gocrotary
Poaflon. PJOJio* 183W. Rocky Riw•f. OH 441 IS.
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STAY HOUg UAKK lltTJM A DAY
Pnxataira Ual) tor Local Campanlaa. Wori Datveradl Eaay Uonayl
Lbrttad Opartnga. Cal Brtdc 1-316.
513-3030
tXTt2B
(Call*
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Raft«l»t»
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TCIEUAHKETER: Ful (X pan-Uma.
Expaitanca habM but not nacsa>ary. For Upra atformailon cal afur
cm. 27^paa.
THE PRESS
Part-Tim* Advartlilng
SalM
We have an bnmeoute openina In
our acNenttlng sales daparlrriert
Some tales eiperianDd would be
hsbU but nda must Working
dose lo home end a good wage
makss Wa opsnlng very deatrable.
Ptaaae submi your resume to-. The
Press, P.O. Bo* 300, Awn Lake,
Ohio, 44012 or drop It OH at 158
Lear (toed. AM» Lake.
TODDLER TEACHER
1dO-530pm. Uon-FrL Unknum rcqutnmani: ntti tchoot educaaon,
good cnudreaiing suits, nurturing
penoralty. able to pavi and conduci
actMleatorchJklren 24 to 30 fnonfhs.
E.CEd e pi* Cal for appobttnent
333-2O40_
TREE WofllOIRS WANTED.
QR9UNO UCT AMD CLBUBER9
UPDATE YOUR
RESUME
Even If youfre ernptoved. you should
ehrays l-ava an updstea Resume.
NORTH SHORE fSSUWE
SERVICE can help you writa. revUe
and tarmat your Raaume quickly end
nusonabty. Your Resume wU be
kept on dtok tar tuture updates end
piMed cU uslno a Leser rrmtar. We
can also aasM you to wntinn an alfectfve cover Matr. For efffc&nt end
WANTED EKPCHICNCCD NAIL
TECHMCUW Knowledge of acrylics
desired buy not necessary. Ful or
part-time tor tvacslc Rocky RJver
Salon. CaJ 33M223 tor Iraetvlew.
WaJxJftJCOWEHVATWN JOM
Qame waMena. sscurtty.
maMsnanDt. etc. No axp.
necessary. Now HWng. For Info Cal
(210) 704-0010 EXT WOO, BAM to
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tlPU.7days.
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WOBD PHOC6S8OH. CPA (Imi.
Oaautllul offices.. Great benallts.
DrMrn bonu*432D tax heel Amy
253-4114.
AUPAW HOUEBTAY;
t^-ki ctukj can. Taking ecpAcaeane
tor lununer antvBli. Cod Carol Weto
f or Wafmaton 871 -0815
EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER 4
MOTHET jl ona- Yta babynt « my
horrH day* of ragMU- Col anytime
327-1060.
IN MYJYOUR NOH-SUQKINO
HOUEFOnUV«ft11 YR.OLOS.
M-F. DAM-SPM. Tieudto. bcgtrvung in
Summer. College tiudenu vfllcome:
Herioranctn Required. PtoBtt cal 1BDO-223-2273. X49I97. Leave
. and Ad «507.
LOVING UDU tu caro tor your crud
moo -In. Lakawood. One openmg.
529-057B.
SSSItuationo WantBd"~
OABYBITTCn W/10 YEAHS EXPERIENCE WILL BABYSIT your
chOOren ha or part Uma. M-F. t«tti
Cpm. WU pravKM lunch, snecks. and
tot* ol TUX Relerancas 0 needed.
cafl 033-5414__
CLEANING DY JUDY: Prompt 4
dependttoie A very honest, ftol a
efeaning laam. PersonattiBd Sttnnca.
Cnfl>joV476-08l7CREATIVE HANDYMAN wilWn to
do erranda. homo recaini tor a place
to live. Hava ratarencos. Ajk lor
Perry. 21 6-239-g7O2.
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THE REALTY ONE
MARKETING SYSTEM
YOU'RE ON YOUR WAY HOE™
AVON HOT 13379/811605. Just Usted: what
ovoryono has boon waiting feel On a dead end
ntreot mlnutsa from 1-90 and nothirfl behind
this property. 4 bedroom ranch, all double hardwood floors. 1st floor tamiy rm. 2 fireplaces,
tiatha. lanced yard, fun basarncnt, newer
furnace. $129.900. Call ADA TAYLOR today rt
S33-6195.
DO YOU NEED A
NANNY
FOR YOUR GRANNY?
1 provide Heamtam and Home
Management Servees tor tne
Ettwty
•Panonol Care and Groorrtrg
•Moaii. Laundry B.X) Oooring
-TransponaOort. jnd more
For more inhxmaDan cal:
KaOiy Schneider
State CerUned Nurdng Aaslstant
(216)933-7036
______ * Avon Lake. Ohio
EXPERIENCED MOTHER will
babysit in my home, weekdays. Play
aroa m back yard, win provide hsich,
tltomoon snack ft T.L.C. Eastrlew
School area. B33-M1 0.
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
wtn do your yard work, odd tab*.
house deanlng and moke deuverici
SpedalLze In elderly: 3 years
aqaartenco. 9M-C767.
OUALTTY CLEANING
Honest Retiable mdMdual
ParaonaBad servBe each Bma
KMadaanlngteam
Excellent retorences
Fme Extbnates
323-1 113 or 3»4741
00
Wcnted To Buy
BEDROOM CHESTOF DRAWERS.
BUYING SB,V£fl, GOLD, POCWSI
WATCHES. DtAUONO RINGS AMD
OLDQUH8;
COLLECTOR paying cath lot
finMums. New. used, entigu*. One or
e
collection
734-3386
evanli igiAwtakenrti.
GOT e campground mernbersnto or
tunsshere? Wai take a. Amertcas
most successful resort resale
ctoannghousa. Can Resort Sato*
tnformaiian ton free hotlne 1-OCO433-8887, _
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OLD AND USED FBHtNO LUHES «
TACKLE: Cal (216)903-8264. A*k
forUIka.
WANTED old Uelntosh HI Fl
stereo, empOfler tuner ft pre-emptubetyne ok. Alea went -M banjo.
WANteD-.TOY TRAH48 Any kind,
Any Condition. Cash paid. Call
Bruce. 323-1 4S5. leave message. ,
WAMtfiftTOY THAINS Any kWJ,
Any Condillon. Cash paid. Call
Bruce. 323-1453. lagya meassoe.
WEBTLAKE COLLECTOR wdl buy
pocket watche*. mons wnst walcnes.
clacks and watcn are) dock parta.
Cal 754-0107 anytime.
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Waiit»dToRent""'
COUPLE WJCtflLO LOOWHQ FOH
smafl 2-3 Badroom Home to Rant
vnnediateiy. Crt B4B-2033.
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Personals
A PRAYER TO TH£ HOLY BPtfHTj
Holy Sptrtl. you who made ma SM
ewytmng »d ahowad ma tha way u
reacfi my ttaatt: You who DBW ma
tha dMna otR ID lorohw and loraot tfv
wrong ItiatM donefi>ma and you who
aralnaBlnalancaaolmyiaawBima.
I, in mu ahon dUUooua. warn to thank
you tor weryO*XJ arid corflrm once
more that I navar want to bo
"pnq"^ 'mm you no motor now
great Om mataftat rtwb» may ba. I
want 10 ba wBi yoj and my lOMd
orwa In your parpatjal okxy. Arnan.
Thar* youtoryour »• towaro* r^and my bvad one*. Partom rjuU
tav tta prtyar 3 oonaacuBva '-tz~
wfltaut aiuno lor their wteh. Alter 3rt
day your wttfi w» ba onmlad. no
matiar how OffltaJt K may ba- ^nan
promlta to pubflth trrf* dabaua as
A PHAVEnTOTHE HOLY «PWT:
Holy SpM. you who maoa ma aaa
•varymno arKJihownd ma Vm way U
men my Idaatr. You who ana me
tha dMr» gffl 10 toroMe and tergal tha
wrorq main dona to me. and you
who ara In an irotancM In my I0a wim
me; 1. In thla thotl dkalogua. want U
lhank you tor avarytNnrj and oonflrm
onoa more tnat I new wart to ba
aepanued (mm you no matiar how
omat tht mfitarw datin may be. I
want to bo wfBi you and my toved
OTM In your parpatual ctoo/. Arnan.
Thardc you tor your kma toward tno
and my tovwl one*. Pantona muat
lay um prayer 3 conaecutlva dayt
wlhoul atkJno tor your wtah. Artar 3rd
day your wian wU ha grantad. no
mattar how diracul H may ba. Than
pnxniM to pubfiah thla oJatoQwa as
toon aa tnia lavor ft grantatf.
R.CJJd'-''<
AVON LAKE HOT M305.3 BEDROOM FAMILY COLONIAL. 1ft baths, fun baseman! wood
burner with brick mantel In family room
screened porch on larger lot $164,900. Can
ERNIE H1SEY. 033-6105.
AVON LAKE HOT INEW. To be buDt $154.900. 3 BR, 2tt batn coL wbosement &
_ '•an, rm.. Z car aa. par. quality construction by
Einmlnenl Vision. Call ADATAYLOR. 833-8105
today. Raady tor occupancy.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE 1715407. RIDGEVILLE
BUILDING LOT. Woodo(J 75 ft. lot wittl all utUIlieo north of Center Ridge $213.900. Can ERNIE
HIS EY. 033-6105.
P f f i c e t 933-6195
On averaoe. we hava mor» than 4JOOO home* In our Invontory from which you can chooca largest number of homes listed tor oalo by any northern Ohio real estate company. Ant pick up
ttie new Realty On* Homa Book alyour local supermarket convonlanco stofB oranyR*8ttyOr»
office. II has ptctum and Inlorrnitlon on every one of our homes.
-Oat tlantad- Smoky Uountaini
beaulitul naw dupat. allorda&la
price*, lovely caiabo, Chriatlan
•arvlcai. con->puta Brrangar.tanti.
tai^e or tmaJL cabini, locuzzia ft
nrrplacat. No ta*/waJflng. 1-000BB3-7Z74._
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SICA8HSS Immadiato SS tor
atructured untamanU. annutbas.
lottery payouta. Irouranca dalm< and
mortgagaa. 1-aoo-3S8-3Sfl3 J.Q.
WOTBonh. tha rattan* only dbect
purchaaar.
ATTCMTlbk: Qet mamad in Tha
Smoky Mountain*. Waddmrj* «tarl at
SW-OC. We oflar ov«fytnlng trcm V»
tut lo the Imo. No waiuno, ordained
- 1-BOO-C19-33P7.
OATLIHBURQ
UEUORICS-*
Mamorabla nut woddlnga. Maaured
ranawnla, waddUioa "you oTdnl haw*.
Dream Hi Wil pSn K. OAfilnbum'a
Premier Chapel. Spadou* porkbig.
Romandc honwymoon uttaa. 1-800B42-7115,_
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UAHHV OH A UOUNTAINI 8*
ma rt ltd In our mag nil leant
mounoirriop dtqnt aurroundad by
tree* * aw«ome vlaw* ol the
Smoklail Plgaon Forgal For
raaarvanom
1-000-730-4368-_
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NEED
UOMEYT
Recalvlng
payrrwrta on a aattUimertT We will
buy your future payment! lor cash
today. Can R 4 P Captal Raaourcaa
at1-BOO-335-M15.FinlOc»lnQa.
NOVENA TO ST-JUOE; Uav tna
Sacred Heart ol Je«ua M edomd.
glorillad. lavas end preferred
tnrougriout tne world, now end
forever. Oh.Sacrbd Heart of Je*u>
pray tor us. Sl.Jude. worker of
mlradaa. pray tor uo. SUude r*ipar
of the hopalati. ptay tor u»- SAY
THIS PRAYER nine tbnaa a day. By
me alrjhSi oay your prayer wA be
anBwarad. R h&a never been known
lo tafL PubUcaOon mutt ba promited.
THANK YOU ST.JUOE FOR
FAVORS GflAr^TED. O.S.
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THANK YOU St. Jude for lavora
grantad. Thanka St. Joaephll O.C.
COMMERCIAL
'132
Incom* Tax
SarvlcM
^ACUSFWANCIALeERVIcT"
TAXES DONE, your home, my
ofllco: reasonable. Foimeity wilfi
IRS. 034-1817.
INCOME TAX
PREPARATION
IrdvldLjat ft Corporate
Free pfckup t oetvery
DAVID ILHOOILErn
Accountant
(Tl I) aai-afM Weettafca
REDINGER
TAX SERVICE
Cafltor*i
VTCVtNM.UHTH.CPft,CUA.Tax
return prDparatlon tor mrJvfduate or
•maA busmccaa, tn your home or
mine. Evenings C weakend*
evaoable. For appoWment eel 833pna?
135G«n«r«l SeHvlCT»~
A CARPET REPAIR
Ouma. Holee, Spit Searns etc.
deanlng. OaodorUlng
83&-J255
Smoke ftWaur Damso*
Restoration
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ALEXANDRA UAIO BERVICCS,
Family orientad. Home I otllce
cUaning. Free edmnlna. 93O-aO4B.
AVON LAKE WOODWOfUUNO CO.
tl ra mada of wood, we can do IU*
Bookahetvas. caBineta. cuatom
ctoaats. antartalnmant canters,
kltcnen pantries. Free estimate*.
93J-3C7&
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BATHTJS8 RCGLAZED. Batntub*.
sinks, ceramic Ble. jeglaittd In your
home lor a fraction of removal cost
Save
time.
money
end
Inconvenience.
Professional,
guaranteed, colors avaitabla. Forfree
eaBmale, can PERUA-QLAZE. «3*3137.
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BOB'S MAINTENANCE
HANDYMAN SERVICE
1040 tonn $34.50
97&.1Q40
GREGORY A.
SHANNON
AND ASSOCIATES,
INC.
MS01-H LAKE BOAO
„ j AVON LAKE
Serving me Area tor 15 Year*.
EveninoandWaekan]
a AvaOabla. Please call
833-9187
HANTmUN
REUOOEUNO
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Pknddno, EJeotneaL CwnenBy.
''-'™«-
835-8687
CLBAH1MO. - CommerclajT
nMdenttaf. new eonttrucJon. betoje
or after you move, apartments,
ottlces, personalized sarylce.
Donoad ft Irvund. Fret efarnaM.
Ml work guaranteed- for more
Mormaaon OBI DAY'S EASE. INC.
327-8348. others sand you •
cleaning taam-we sand you setvtee.
CLEVELAND
CALLIGRAPHY
Quotae lor oupknr, cerBHcajM. timt-;
ly treee, InvUaVona. tlQns, pace .
carov-You name V Custom wortc,
maaonabie raiaa.
CeJUKcat
35^.2521
COUU£RCUU.AUTOtNSUHANC« _
CompottBve Rate^tt
Cal ABstaie tiewranceOompaiv .
7-3377
COMPUTER TRAINING
FOR NOVICES.
CaB P.C.riF. tor h-homo comcjaar
lntrc.1uctlon and consutUnQ- Your
place, your pace, miaad end p*rsorai
07Q-1SS/3
COPIES
MADE
25 CENTS
any size up to 11*17
THE PRESS
ISaLEARRD.
AVONLAKE
Complete home A mccae home
repairs, customdacking and
porches.
KUchen a dathroom RemodaQng.
FREE ESTIMATES
CALL BOB-322.6202
PU8IHE9B It REBIOENTIAL
TELEPHONE 8YBTEUI. Salao.
addfltorw, moves end chonnea. New
or used eqijpmefli evatabla. Service
on moct major branda. Residential
wiring. Reasonable raiss. Leka
Tt:*com, 833-5771. 1-600-5223771.
ALPfNE TAX SERVICE
OhtoHetunHllJo
„„ RITA-CCA ttO.
ELECTnONlC PIUKa OFFERED
Additional tee lor extra
•cheduaaAlormiutad.
40 Hour Turnaround
CftC
MAINTENANCE,INC.
CHIMNEY SWEEP-arast prices,
greet service, 13 yra. a»partance
aervlrto *•!— Avon, 8.L.. B.V.
Chimney Sorwana Avallsble. CaB
Todd Durjkie. 033-4531.
CLEANING SERVICE: Owner supervises every daensd house. We
are a local company. We con design
e planned regular maintenance
program a* Often as you need. We
can perform an euenslve cleaning
anytime throughout the year or kwi
one small service, even windows.
YouH take pride In the appearance of
your dean home. fWEABE HOT
COMPLETELY FINISHED UNTIL
YOU
ARE
COUPLBTLEY
SATISFIED!) CALL CLEAN
CORNERS FOR FREE ESTWATE.
927-44U.
CRIBWOOD-FURNntME Rf PAH,
44MJATCOX.AVOH.a37^iaa.
DRIVEWAY STONE
Defivered end Spread
(216) 277-0003
eUaeiiae
Leaver'
ELE< crmCAL
ADAMS ELECTRIC CO.
Licensed, Bonded. Insured
Sarvtm Cleveland's Wsstslde
Residential, nommerclaf. IndustriaJ
Quality Service at Reasonable
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Rstea
366-6069
FAUILY UAH IN NEED OF WORK
25 Year* EiQMfterce
Licensed Inaured ft Bonded
Painting
Plumbing
Electrlcd
Carpemry
Roodno
Sktim
Insulstun
Bathroom nemodeDng
easement RemodaliriQ
Kttchen RamodeEng
Masonry
Qanerai Home Repair
Free Estimates Cal
Ask for Dick
Bia»aSiiiiiiiiHEt^Kd
SWEDA,
SWEDA &
Assocl&toa
034-1000 c»t 107
FEATURED HOME OFTHE WEEK
Soaring csQlng*. balcony. "JtyCgMs - hupe basement and an
;t«rpi ituming rocrmMsl floor master. SZM^OO in Avon
UfeKzthy Satutkx KEW977.
HELD MOWING
aanafiltraaarwak
nmattaRat
892-0007
FORD HOME
IMPROVEMENT
bmrjv It omffting m todo/a
buenasg nonet A k*M«**
<lif)Ne
AUmnWrn, Uraoa. Layout.
GaBya»Bng * CndM Cons*lna by
Lew* Mi on* you Ha braca
wtd tt aucaad e
qulci tumircund tire* and
iwttontt)*) mn. Ctf Lanca today a
HANDYMAN
-.
.25 YEARS
'- EXPERIENCE
PfcHttno; Bacito*. Carnmy
AVON LAKE
ELECTRIFYING
Tnta homa M| appeal to you
rrtrxaa you ertB* tt» baaucfJ 4 Bfl
oi. Wrowi rmASngt A naunl
dacor. Fanmijc kcabon. Cafl far
ELECTRICAL & TELEPHONE
WDRX Ucanaad, borded I kiaumd.
HuaaonaMa raiaa. ta3-4aS3EXPRESB SEWER k DRAIN
CLEAN1MO.
flsiidatttia)
ft
CommttdaL 1 10-00 off w«n Ma ad.
AVON LAKE
WESTWlrTOS COLONIAL
Ftnu Oma oRaradl 1st Boor donl
3JXC aq. (U FaDuioua kd Cowred
dadd Prtwta k3fl Stia entry
<U accent throughout! Only
FAX
SERVICE
S3>3300or*n-«2U
FREE ESTIMATES
Abnoat Uaa Nav Vacuwna
ForBata
or
WOMEN ARE DYING
To buy a naw vacuum or
Oal ma ota vacuum (bad at
ACTION VACUUM
Carpentry
145
83S-S038
' i«W BanifiTcbmany (onWno f
Avon law brottedtymadad, tamt
diy dallrtry inrvlea ot nonhaMfOom mtiatlaji ftom ont pound
UD to 1,500 pounda anvwfiam m
terdama.
PAINTING «
PAPERHANGINQ
.
OrwajinapaJr.
EMrwnewf-raurad
CalJWLEKAN
77tt->MH3
. rmirtvnniiiiifirfnf'f *"
tALZS AMD aEMVICC. Maw and
NbuM OaaMfa, nuMantaKt bwa«l
IHUH an nawdaanan-Wa papal/ af
matt*, wttrifiy ncm tor Hoo%»r
'tM EuraU. 1B11S Datrolt Rd..
Ukawood. Plctt-up and
1-JCT-073a
ajtd vlndowa. 100%
paymani until Juna of 1008.
at tow t«OM • mordh.
.
RESIDENTIAL*
COMMERCIAL
BUILDING ft
; REPAIR SERVICES
(Catpantry, Electrical,
Plumbing)
•:':- Guilamar Satisfaction la »l
CoOJohn
ol
JR ENTERPRISES
779-7303
FuDvlnturad
SHEFFIELD LAKE
WHAT A VIEW
Qrut 3 on Cdonlaf nutted on 13.
wooded tot 3 aeaaon room
Fam
wftnodburw, tormal IB ft DH.
Linda Acksfman or Oabl
933-3300 or 171-1259
871-6670
HAMDVMAN
REPAIR-REMODEL
M.T.O.
OFFICE CLEANING
fKAKWAaLK RATES
•Thanugn
CKeUnt
hnpacofila Maranoa*
- Bonrjarj>lnau«d
AVON LAKE
DELIGHTFUL!
Lowly cadtr (tied 3 BH. ttt bath
tore w/ai ne* •rtndOM ft norm
door. Enjoy tM cozy FP ii «*nt»r A
front por* 4 near dec* In tummeri
Format DTO
AVON LAKE
UNSURPASSED VALUE!
Fabulou* 4 BR 2H bath cdonlat In
tne Scsatbriar naighborrioodl
Ftaptaca. txnat tving A diringt
Wooded tot. C/A. (ul tnwomerfl A
must to
TarOynn Ktamant
FREE PICK UP ft DELIVERY
033-4040
JOSEPH'S
HOME REPAIRS
Do you nawB Maty laueai or a bn*an Map? Do you h«* any wtndtM
• W BM«O na«7 Do you hM looaa
v tottn tftnT Do you l«w holaa w
your •enarn er hM in naad ot fjan*
ryUlM maun) maMananoe?
NUJOBIOTOO«UUJ
AVON LAKE
BASEMENTLESS!
5104,900!
Great Ksnar or ntframc.-* :ancM *
BRI Orty 23 ynu oM EoMn tttf \*fy
qukx ttred NMW ioaf.v<ny(
•X. tumaoB * A» WUt 0 Lakal
LolatKanKodger.CRS
833-3300 or «71 -6253
1*.V<JN LAKE
GAMELUA BUILT
4 BR cobnwi wDanhKOd oak fin.
In kJL ceramic toyar. cronn mould'
lno» and many uporadea. Farn tm
WFP.tormalLR t DR. Immeolata
VARGO VACUUM
& SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY
DICKUILLER
327^922
734^0778
AVON LAKE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION!
tartly horn* kn aw al
Avon Ufc** moat aougtt afiar
ttgfixirhooda. 4 BR 2H DOtti. fcv
bned rtc rm, ton rm •ftazy FP.
extra IQ dackt
joyca KaminsJcf
WODDWOHKINa. KITCHEN.
BATHROOUB, SMJlna. Roollng,
wnkm End Oaeta. BLABOIUTE
CUSTOU PfXUECTB. Ooaa H AlNo Job Too Bn or SmaJL Cal MO681 1 lor Fra»
130
Financial
PRODLEiaT On*
KM monNv pnymart. Cut Manet
No fwrtatrnM. NO FEE. ComalIng artltaBta. NON-PROFIT
AQENCY. NACC3 1-600^81-5353
OBIT CONIOUDATIONI Cut
Paymanti Up to 80%. Ueansad.
Oondad. Call Credit Uonanamant
140
REMODELING
Any Una
For ThaOatt Work
CalTonyVlncI
779-4350
150
Catering
CAKES**«WEDDINGS
ft ALL OCCASIONS
EL6OAHT DEB1QM8 TO YOUR
•PECPICATIOKS
OourmM FU«»Fra«h Ingiwfiarti
HaWoomScralonRaapjaAlxara lorravfaw.8aKp * DaL
Apga.ai-a2«3aaltlorAnn
Do ALL t» wrk alyournaarl parly.
Opportunltias
155 CMTi»liry Lota
DEALERIHm wild national
iiiaManinc*et»p.Aiaurailaecouna
TWO COKTARY PLOTS
In Ina tocaJ aiaa. teoo. wa«Uy
. ,
^
Incam* ouaramaaa ID start.
tMowcunvm
maiUf crtca. Located
lAXaSO fcwMfrnart laqdwL Cafl
at natfawi. Norm ftdnwta- CU
BOOX12-2200.
_
(21 0) M7-3BM AIW CPU; 0«k lor
FRtTO LAY/HERflHEV routa.
Cueilim oa*h builnaai, Top teaJ
aRM. No saWq ImorM. (1 JOO par
Cleaning
158
waak potanilal mln. lnvailm»nl
CB.OOO. 1-800-ei7-«430 X 1000.
DTOOIfTEn DAYS CLEAHNQ
Ooan 8un--Frt.
_
SERVICE
UothamaurjMar
NO LAVOW*, yettm Ha total Dry
In 1 hour omat I t^hotomy daanm
Sortfad and maurad
txarinaa*. EKBjtfM ana. comclabi
Wa Brtnn a Toutfi of Stnshlnal
training, «qulpm«nt ft iuppllat.
I13.0KLOO com* Inandrq. f-6ODCLEAMMO SERVICE
OBteaa. Haaaaa. Comter. Oafly.
WaaUv, UonlMr Xrrloa.
nL do yot* own toatl
49 toadnd HUUIanad ttaa. Earn
to to
READV (or your biaJnaul Qrau
kxaiton. Ww-mtlntajnad buOdlng.
OhtMay wlndoan. Front canopy. AC.
Bnamsn!/and/3rd noors. uppar
Sanduiky. «0.000. Dav« Qillan
VENOINU HTE-. Brand naw
machinal
(35+)
54.000.
Siockad/raady. No ipollarja, no
to tOCTi and rattre 800-3357374 JTn.
141 Building SupplKs~
STEEL lUUDmOS Ula7 5.000*
tint- 40afD«14. 10,413; 40»75i14.
»1 1,734: 50ieo*ia. jio.oeo:
80*100*10. S17.t33- 60x00x14.
S1S.409; eOitOOxlO. 119.718.
Ouallty-Sarvln-Excollanc*. Fraa
Broerturat. Santinal B^fcfcigs. 000327-0700.
__
STEEL BUJUJtMOO SALE; Orty 3
left al 1/2 prical Lail yaan ihow
modal*. Arcfi ityla itrii^ht tld«>.
30'*30', 33'x40X 40'xSO . Full
warranty, tlninelna available.
CtoalmaHar. l-aoo-HS-7300.
DIRTOUTI
Haavy Duy. FuB Garvkpa
Wais. Cearn. An» RM
Canjati, Upnoaary. Ompartaa
DoodorUtno. Carpal Rapaln
PBinUno f Papar Hanolng
SetvMSmoalBnl
835-4255
Smoka fc Waiar Damage
Ratkxatlon
SPRIMQ CLEANIHa TU*E
Naad an axira having riancT? On
3Z7-4i74.lcanh*lp.
160
Construction
CONCRETE RCUOVALft
nEPLACEVEHT
ROUGH « FM5H GRADWa
WaKandtoABJooa
BMorSmol
3W-2W1
OD8 ENTERPRISES
MASONRY WORK
by.loaapn
Maw S Rapair. Ouamy Work.
Slope. Chimney. Porch.
Frw ESL No Job Too Smal.
Rosidanlial * Commarctal
333-2631
_
WEEOEH uiffloveuorrs
WATERPROOFING
Foundation Repair. Storm/Sower
Rapair. Sump Pump Imtallnlion end
Utft Masonry, tf Your Baiamam
Laaka Oim Ui a Call Today lor •
(216) 808-0968
170
Landscaping
A 10 YEAR ANUVEROARY
SALE-A-BRATIONl
* Lnan Can Prorjrama
• L*an Uananonoa
LANDSCAPES
EXTRAORDINAIRE
LanOKape unrioo apoeiaUzing ft
lighting. waterfalls. pond*, brttk
tMowaJkj and potto*. Cafl Onn, P37_
0753.
_
LAWN MAINTENANCE
$10.00 & UP
S3* -LAWN AERATION
Any Lawn
tnttaUDona * Ranovafiont
Stianahan Landocaplno;
521-5206
You OTOW HI Wa maw U PretactJonal
Umn malnlananca. Enrkm * (*fl
gaarmp-Cal 327-4733. '
PRIVACY HEDO£-UquHaltan taJe.
Cadar-Arborvflaa 3-1/2-4 tool fcae
r*o. S2B.95-now S8.BO Inw dMrnv
guarantaact 12 irao m.'n. Alio
avattDir BWti «nd Lttc. 1 -«XHI8Bn;r»L
_
CHOICE
LANDSCAPING LTD.
EpitngOaanUp
FarOnBOn - Uo&ttnanoa
ProlaaalonaL Raiabia Quality
Wa«Slda«
070-nMO
COMPLETE LAM DSCAPWO
ft LAWN MAINTENANCE
SERVICE
RatkSanUal/Commordal
Spring Claan Up»
Mrafion
CHIP'S aaEEMWORLD
LANOSCAPtNa
_
171 -»U1_
_
DESIGN .
INSTALLATION
COMPLETE
. MAINTENANCE
30 Yre, Experience
333-7165
TEiwY tx ULtrmAY
LAHDBCAPWO
Lawn
Ukjfctx Topanfl « OIVM) Dtfvarad
Odd JoM? . JIKT ASKI
FriandiY Sar*» Qutity Wort. Low
POca*. CU m fat far
FrwEaUntMa
T«ny 327-7173
175
670-7660
6OS-M60
r. Dtywd
Poww waoh. C«d«r Etatott^
Sartor Wcourt - Inturad
For ProfaatJonrt won 4
fim Eaftnain. Ol MSjUO
INTERiCR
AJ WtfOMarmn* AX Mailor
aatw C»*>OB* nn»r*
RMnM flaidwood Fbon*
5l»in- Otaa* Waodoraln* Indudng
' Odd JoM. 30 Yn. EmMam.
FREEEBTWATEO.
MR. PAINT
IraarioMEMrlar
& SaaSng
Equipment
ALL TROY BILT EOUVUEMT kl
ttxfctocaflyal taaory ana prtctt,
IFM •WwnWy * tanica. Wa matcn
any factory oflar. WorcoctaCc.
34200 Loratn. N. FUdaavtta 327. 3100TnOY-BlLT mac-Una tuiam, at tow.
(Bract Iron lacttxy prtc**. For Trie
cnaJog wtth prtoo*. apaclal uvings
now In aftad and modat ouWs. call
ton irao 1-000-535-0001. dipt a.
185
Painting "
GARDEN ROTOTILUNG
EDGING
Call Dennis Broeso
033-3B1B -
BRUSH-UP
Palntlnq, WaUpapa*. iteptln
Sauifled Cuuoma™
Smal Jot» woioomod 4 nppreclawl
inaurad
PETER 476-8424
_
CUBob
D ft J'S PAINTING
Bondad.tmurBd
PnAtntona! WortonanaJ*
promoi - Couttom * Santo
Cat lor RM Prtoa Quot*
Lawn Care &
Uconse
Reliable
naa./ApL/lndui.
MMOM!
1 FREE cutHng «Wi camnct
BOB'S
GENERAL REPAIR
PaJnttno-Waipatwr
Comptoto Drywol Work
layn. aiT>etiai«a
DOOCOWHARD
331-5749
Froe Estimatos
Insured
CERTIFIED PAINTING
PAPCHWa PUASTCMNO
SUPREME GREEN
Lawn Cam Dwvlc*
•DatradcMrn
Etala Ucanaad * TraJned
Futy Inturad-Wockan Comp.
O.S.U.Caftnad
Uamtor ONo Lawn Cora Anoc.
Frea enimaiaa
TEHRATUW LAWN CARE WC.
Terraturt pnwUaa many tondacaptnoia*yleaa.CallQfOa(aBar
A CUSTOM DESIGN
Flna Intartor PcintlnD
Faux Fintehaa - Pmw^ionokxi
Craauva Wai OMirjna
835-4255
Smofc» & wataf Oamaga
Ratttrallnn
Can SlaM Baar
maurad
FrMEsrjmataa
221-0855
107
Plaitarinq/
Drywall
A BEAUTIFUL CEILING
Nan a CMon Raoain
Interior PaHtag ft PBpaitinntfno
Sluceo t Custom Tadurlng
835-4255
8rnok> * Wottr Oamaga
RntoWlan
Hooflnfl
BROADVIEW ROORNG
A1LTYFE8
RMlrtendal a Comnwrclal
* na-Hooflng 1 ToaroH
•HotBuOd-up
• Comptata Quaar Sarvto
• lea back-up prowOon
226-0800
Fait RalUtM Sanrtoa
Ne.w Homes .
•' Beautifu
. ." . /with prices
/ .• .'..^' -vs •
Visitour : w
foriiiformaSoa on Armur!
20* *i* ecn» hJand. ltxk,
cupboard *nd count** ip*t»I 1W finer denl Mm*r wi
Playrocm34'« 20", dub n*Kn 35'»1 SI In weuwin* for f 135,000.
NOW OPEN
NEW CASTLE
ROOFING COMPANY
193 Rubbish Hauling
RUBBISH
•1B-7372
(M»U: to Tnxy • Kjmla SftiJo)
FS«rytt!iro tram A b Z. OaWng tor
id tgn i«a »fc*». Optn Monday. 9AU-OPU, Saturday. OAU.
4PM. Sorna tmflura ara medical
irid
mtonflarnoua honw.
RESAILONTHELAKE
HAUUHG
Oarvrjeof araf wjowaa raruvad.
Camint or my ?ype rutbtafv'wgfcx.'Tcaa ramovad,
221-P2C4
TJtASH REtlOVAL: Yardo. Garages
and Buarflertt deangd. r*l Bruoa.
333-1455. -
CB PER FACE COflD
TnarsHM*
MSPCTFACZCO8Q
9 You SnoeaB-Ycu Los*)
_ W-8377
_
RR2WOQO - $1 ttl « cord cuHwrad
lor aaaacnad hardwood. Pnona
734-2B74.
FSUWOOO
Saaaot ;
UbBdH&rOWOOd
"- in oi a com
871.SB23
S.BXOHED AND
DCUVCn&Qt ttC.00 nar fUck or
<T4fl.CPDOrCOHl.B4IHfcaO
Excellent wood,
nasonafite can C^hwr. Call tor
WE rUVE THEM AUJ
Gap.L*t(. QaMtotfi. Untxo. Etc.
Qua&y "•"» brand airing twhtona
et7D% off mean.
250 Rummaga Salaa
871-3S23
SWEATBROTHERS
*ttmlnan"'0vtl. Dump
, ptanono. lot
clairlnc. cabling. Ohio Ctrtidad
Aroonet bnwnd.
catorbM conauaBon.
WU//WS
TREE &. WICE
1400431-6462
3534083
DOLL CLOTHES. Expartr aawn tor
Btf]U*.Kafl, Cabbage Pattl Al Ml
prt». Great ran torEoeUr.
UUX1E CANOPY TEHTO
Fornant
Ptrfad fcx Your Outdoor Partyf
20-137 or acncar
Ask lor Mark
Country Countar
•M-MOl
, LfVMtOCK
& Equipment
OAU4PU. Omtf MfnaM: Baka
Sat*.
THRIFT SrvJP
140 LOT not*
A-*pttng BtmrnQOftog Or*/
>^^ warn
*
Rateve ttran. NMtura
tndudoa Httrfea&xrtfPoary.
y
or »4o7l-I,^rir. Weekdays
tOanx-lOpm. mos9y. Bartaia.
835-5042.
Musical
Instrumonts
FENDER P4IASE PRE-CTS, Good
Condition W.CBM. JSOO.OO. 835-
PIANO TUNING
and
REPAnt SERVICE
B-FLAT
WOOD
Good ConoBJorc Asking
8225 JO. M7-6434
310 Sporting Gootte
GREAT FOR A OEOKKER E1QERI
Roadgnol Ud-S (itza: 1501
downrfl skawW! imk blndnga and
Satomon 8X71 tla boot* (tin: U).
Fafr condfflon. $123 oJ).o. 833-771S
and bav« macaaga.
TAPPAH 8TAIMLEE8 STEEL OAS
67OVE. oommarcUl or ratldantlal
uta. Top ovan w/roiiiiarle and
aiparaia broilar. 4 hido-away
burner*, control knoba on top. Best
Oflw. 037^010
I BUY UOMEL TBAffg. 83*-«311.
LIONEL TRAIN layout*
and bud! to your dnlnw. LUwl tntina
taught, aok], njpalnNl Cafl Ed altar
CALL and aak ma abnul my
Hoffna. B35-213k
CERTIFIED TEACHER Will tutor
ttudanta m Ondoa 1-12 al tutitact
araaa. SUfl Uffla otaaa alao oRa »wL
g all agai. boardlno *
tratnlnf our aenoot t* iavan tor tt»
9JOBV oi laacfUng (tna aat« way).
HOROEBACK AOWQ LEBSOMft.
Laarn hon«mwn/* and nong tklBa.
Oaamnan tvoucn Bdwwcad. l*Mlh
Cfaai Euawian Cartar.
YOUR child having difficulty
nwding and rpafflng? Try Phordca.
toyn. aiparMnca, a) ao*«
7ijg.
Waddtag/Part, Band
T
YOU SING THE HITSI
NOSTALGIA UUliC: Pacord
oo&ictor, due Jocfcay. 90 ywan ol
oktaf . Spadildng Vi 5T/I mualc.
DIABETICS! Fraa tuppMlt For
ttiotn
who
quality.
Uarjcarannaurmca btllact ttact tor
taat PI lip t. Litulln. glucarrwiara.
Satlllacilon rjuarantotd. Liberty
Uadtcal Supply. 1 -800-702. B028.
M*rttan«Q7l.
9AM TO 1CRJ. EST.
BALDWIN
PIANO, Grtat
Condition: t
CORNICES.1 CdlonUl Blua. 033kmjrv culiiad
top. wffiopodfcfflaflmaatat nnraaa
haadooard and frame <>tl!i In
o c k a o - Coil: WOM-M\ Sail:
-BM3
CHINON GENESIO 1C Mmm TTL
Flndaf Zoo» Cymara; auto
socm, avto
built-in aanaorftaaA. LCD panal.
dattmt cat*, axtntana,Uaad
I monlha. Ilka naw. S23&03. t3>
8B1S.
OP QYU-PAC Ltg Qurett and Total
Uppar Body. Universal Styta;
JJ50.00. 033-0670 Uav* M««aQa.
FOOT BATH-WA3OAOER; 'Dwao
haar type. RataUng ft toattcQ. Van
haaiar and matrudbm. EC.
csa-cogo.
FREE WOOD SHED; ExcailalU
condaton. tMnota root. Uiat ba takan
CHEAT FOR A aeOMNCft 6K1EHI
Uan-a Ronlgnol Ukt-S (siza: ISO
downnEB tktu wnn Lock ttninga am
Salomon 8X71 tkl boot* (Hza: 11;.
Fair condOtan. |12S oJux 833-7715
and laava maatana.
UlUflOWAVC won proDa.
stand, mdpt book and al paoara,
Sirjo. OP 373 axardaar. 535. AS an
in axcalant and worUnr oondrtion.
Cal Day S7t-M01.
LEAN UACHINE, compare to
SOLOFLEX 43 Emctaa CapoSiWy;
AlklnQ »100.00. 837-545B
S PSCE OAK «arao caUtnatwWi
Jensan tpaataiu, trtor ula. $300,
734*441.
'DOGGIE DAY CARE*
LET US PAUPER YOUR CAT
TOOI
Tardar Lowing Vtattj f* your Hwn*.
wNch often Paracnai AwnDoii and
Daj v;nan wnHa you an cway. Naw
%»««KTeachtng DaaJc Command*
&>e tury tn Uorcft cm bota
CAHCt/G CAMIHE SCHIXX.
ODOQOBEDIEWCt
PrBMrtte pinw Underpirton dataa
attriing Aprtiah, Cot S33-W43 to
Ragtttar.
WB'IC than whan you cam ba. Crttar Can) onafs tandar, apedaiTarl
caflng vtatt tor your pat In your homa
when you nava to ba away. Wa can
also provtda trantportaOan to and
from tna wa end tna groomer when
you naad ua to heto. For tufly Inaurad
proCeaaional vat racomrBandad pat
cara vtttta to your home ««tla you am
away~Cal IN anyttme.
Don % Leutta Sund&arg
F«aa»adon pja, HaiiailTii
. su-aia
^llba^fya whan »i naad ua.
HAHDOUFTEO bird houaaa, teadan, bat houaaa. Bbd. smsO animal
aaatl. taad. CaB 848-7811. .
SIAMESE KnTENS: Blua tSaal
Point »125.
(Sanduakyl.
CIAU£££ 8TUOi SCRVICE
Saal Point
16-627-1573 (Sanduafcy)
Loving cam rt horra
Faad. water, oxarciaa
OUT OF
Bondage Inound
cfsaturtjs all
CALL FOR FREE
PUBLICATION
3/BTURDV OFFICE toblai. do«k.
awvai ehau
DCOROOU SET; 60*0 Bgnt wood.
akngla. trlpla dnMHt. by Hunttoy.
daw and cnair. tormica top*. A-l
opndltlon.»<OO.a7i-77SB.___
FOUR
W
DEIQE
HN
SECRETARIAL CHAIRS: Qood
C n a o n . P5.00 Eadi. aaa-5223
NEIL OUJ1ONO TICKETS. CaJ B1S-
Two offloa Owta, 3 racaptlon area
cKalnr, Eicalani Common. Car
Oruananan and Stuart Attonuyi.
830-5600.
PRESSURE CLEANERS! Factory
2000 PSI-WW: 3300 PSfS70§: HCTtUA 3SOO PSI-1 1,006. In
Stock. Tan Fraa. Cafl 24 houra. Fraa
HoM**hold
Goods
OASBET DARK fOtS OttOHU
TABLE. Tranal ttyto, 70 In. king.
wtDiaavaa ndanda to W m.. 2
matchtng baneftaa, 2 aKW chain. 1
armcfW.OOO.OO.aai-SSIS.
Black
Lacquaf, Eh* naw. 1100.00.
871U4DO.
WANTED TO BUY: Oaonom or^r
ol drrwan. 833-8071 bawnwr "-
FOUMO: Uan'a
.
WK&aka ana. Cal k> aarta>
3»t.
UlSCtlUllOOUS
Fur Sal*
SSU Port* Pooia UU-.
naw 1 0x3 1 tamtfy tin pool. IndudM
hug* dack, filar, tnar. tanc* and
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10- DELTA TAULE SAW. *T (anot.
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wnfranty.$830ojKtM2Bl.
13M EXPtOnfiR XLT. 4X4, 4-Ooor,
Automatic, Many Option*. 1.E30
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a LOCATIONS:
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aarioua and qualified buyvrl Pmtor
nlca restored convartlobif Frank
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ProTaam. Box 608, Napolaon.OH
43545. Conama Wantadll e-a«aR:
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black But* Skylark 4-door huOop.
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comfortably. Ejacjronlea. 777-1B4B.
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425
TRITON ELITE
4 PLACE
ALUU1NUU BLED TRAILER,
53000.
«31I-7715
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930-5222
Wan
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CAD, fll.OCO Ufct, Auttmotlc. Alf.
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MBiCTOR
RESIDENTIAl.
CLEANING
SERVICE
WINDOW
CLEANING
Lubert s
tcniulChilUL CjJl for g*rimjtf
G33-S222
EXPRESS
Sower • Drain • Cleaning
Residential • Commercial
Free Estimates
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10% Senior Discounts $i£^°
FREY-PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
intal & ReadenSal
• Office Doming • Carpet &
ROOT Senice • Bonded t Icsured
SALVATORE
833-6672 • 768-3476
937-5826
CLEANING CO.
• Thorough
Consistent Quality
• Professional
Bonded & Insured
Read & Use The
Classifieds
COMPLETE
PLUMBING,
HEATING AND
SEWER CLEANING
SERVICE
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all Repair
Fcctat Wo«li
Water 4 Smntr LmM
Driveway Stono. SUg
or LjmtfliXK
937*5020
LICENSED & BONDED
PAINTING & WALLCOVERING
Specializing In All Wallpapers
® Mowing • Trimming
• Edging • Blowing
lease Call For
:FREE ESTIMATE 933-5780
PLUMBING, Inc.
[KG
MTOMOM
RESlDEmiAL S OOHmClM
HEW • REMODEL • REPAIR
State Certified Backflow Inspector
I SERVICE I
ALEXANDRA
MAID SERVICE
CrxranmUJ 0 ResMenOa) MM
Snvtcf Family Oriented
933-8444
TUNE-UPS - MUFFLERS - BRAKES
INC.
CARPET &
FURNITURE
CLEANING
930-2949
33446 Lake Road
SUPERIOR
CLEAN I IMG
CO.,
Dob VtedeU* Owner
Emergency
Sorvico
Fraa
Ettlmat.1
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SPECIALIST^
(216)933-9450 ^
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Fibrin lb Choott Ftom
Claft hbrie. Vtoy! urf UitMr
FtiiEttmftms
fn» Pick Up 6 (Jttivery
(216) 871-0820
DayVBtflpo
Fainting Company
• SIDING
Shingles • Slats • Rubber Rooting • Wood Shake
Gutters/Downspouts • Tear Offs • Reroofs • Repairs
AddQlml Roan
CAROLINE'S
UMOUTERY ft DECORATING
933-4238
.talk to the experts^
HANDVMflM SERVICE
Citptnby • Electrical * HOUM Ptlrtlnfl ' PtantdnQ • Dtywafl
dittJsr
4©
ttmtdi)
HARTSEL
ELECTRIC
UconsotlBorKte&lnaund
937-5750
BACK H0€. DOZER DUMP TRUCK
SERVICE. SEFIC I*NK REPAJH 4
NEW INSTALLATIONS
| COUMElCUl & RESIDENTIAL
£ Quality Service & Customer Sarisfactfonj
BUS. 930-5278 with*i
]&**#£&
Lenny's Glass
Service Company
CALL 949-5442
ANYTIME
Storms-Screens Repaired
. KATHY'S
EXCAVATING
Chemical Cleunin^/Hot Wsl«r
Aluminun Siding RcfinishirtK
•'
Staining Rough Ccd^r
Interior-EKtcrior Painting
pock Cleaning • RcOnishing
Ornamental | LANDSCAPE a DESIGN
1 on S«ifar CMfnn* Drteoon*
^937-6482
Spring Clean Up-Shrub Design
Lawn Maintenance & Mulch
____
1973.
CLEANING
• Fteiidantial
• Comm«rbl*l/0ffic«s
• N«w Cenitniotlon
• P»rton»tiiod Svrvic*
• Dondo^ and Insured
• from EstimttU
• All Work Guaranteed
93O2994
*OKRATORS
Residential & Commercial
DAY'S
EASE,
Hi J - M l l . l l ' J l
INC.
3276346
934-5S07
OTHERS SEND YOU A
CLkANING TTAM-WC
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749-8500
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Finish Grading
Landscape Design
Seed & Sod Lawns
Tree & Shrub Installation
Brick & Stone Walks ft
Patios, Retaining Walls.
Por.ds, Fountains &
. Waterfalls
• Clean-up & Mulching
• Shrub & Ornamental
Pruning
FREE ESTIMATES
FULLY INSURED
2O YEARS EXPERIENCE i
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NEW CASTLE ROOFING CO.
TIM FORTHOFER
Bulldar* Contractor
Inc.
Haw Hornet
Garages
RamodoOna
AddBoro^
KJtervoru
pocks
HcnwFtopalrt
GENERAL
CUSTOM DU1.VT HOMES
CONTRACTOR Quality Renovatiw of Century Homes
Phono: 937-6430
34B75 Timbervtcw Dr.. Avon. OH
LICENSED.
BONDED.
INSURED
Ca/MIM
MUZZY
THE CROV.N1NC ACCESS FOR YOUR HOME
SHINC1ES • FIAT ROOFS • CinTEIS
WINDOWS • SIDING • KITCHEN & BATH
J 892-5696
LcwU« 9JO2J99
REMODELING SPECIALISTS
ADOfltONS • OWIAGES • SJCINQ • DECKS • OAZEBO3
POLE BABKS • DOORS • WINDOWS • ROORNQ
FREE ESTIMATES
934-6274AVOKOM10
FllEE ESTIMATES
934-4716
RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAl-
Service
FAIRWEATHER ROOFING
• Bi B»*f.
• SHylii
• Tiir-Orfi
• {hitii
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• Cinplilt Still Milit Sinlii
• 40 riif Dlmiiiiiil SUijlit • Wit DltpiUiiJ Crm Jintiei
Call
933-3517
Or Tell Fr«c
1-800-251-2517
Fully Insured - 24 hr. Emergency Service
Tree Trimming and Removals
118'Crane Service
uilders inc.
General Contractor! - Builden - Remodelen
•BATHS
• ROOFINGS
•KITCHENS
•GARAGES
• DRIVEWAYS • ROOM ADDITIONS
•POLE BARNS •HOUSE ERECTION
• FATiOS
• ALUMINUM SIDING
MARK DUDZIAK
AVON, OHIO
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LAST FOCEVEB. . .
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WOODWORKING
AVON
—IfffTCHEN
RNANdNG AVAILABLE
•'ALSQ,VINK & 'AtVM/WO
FREE ESTIMATES 233-6450
323-7907
i-aa>*a6O709
934"
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200 WARDEN - &YRIA. OHJO
933-3676933-3514
KRUMWEEDE CONSllUCTiON
IH !»:< II IV
"Your Total Remodeling Co."
Third Generation
Additions • Rooms Finished • Roofs • Siding
Major or Minor Repairs
I HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
— SINCE 1947 —
I Estimates
934-
Service All Makes &
Models
Furnace Repairs
Furnace Installations
Humidifier & Air Cleaner
Service & Installation
24 Hr. Emergency Servieo
24-HOUR SERVICE
934-4400
J*(f «nd Dabl UliclwO. Owrw»
DYBIK
CONTRACTING
Exterior/Into rior Repair & Remodeling
_
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* Bathrooms
• Windows
• Doors
• DrywoD
• Docks
"No Job Too Sma/r Very Raasonablo Prices
FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CALL
™ CONSTRUCnOM ilC.
949-2516
HOME REMODELING
^7V
BONDED-INSURED
Additions - Decks • Kitchens * Baths
Siding • Windows • Doors • Roofing
Rob Schnaufor
(216) 933-9495
GARRETT-DUSER
PAINTING, INC.
933-7898
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR WOBKEFtS COMP.
VISIT OUR
SHOWROOM
SflEGRIST HOME IMPROVEMENT
SpccUllting to: * Vbrj Siding
' Rc^ictmcnt VWfldovn
• AtJditlont
174LoarRd.,AvonUke
D33-IUV
a«v«. t31-4332
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL
• Gultoi
• Gtrtgct
• Bitboonu
omiEi upntATiD • n>n CCTIMATIS
933-8676
SOYura &fpciUnc« * Mttmen
Owiitoprwr Siwrii
Exterior Prep Service* Available
- FREE ESTIMATES Russ Harklns
949-6075
Distressed by
Pregnancy? Call
Birthright at 3224652 or 244-4652.
KEARNEY
CONSTHUCT1ON
N<Md nit upcuvn flnttncil. adding
on • iBmUy roam or QVIQ*? Far
m*(0r or minor rvptlre, CiD tor •
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937-6337
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GREENS IDE UP
LANDSCAPING
• SEEDING • SODDING • GRADING
-.SHRUB PLANTING & DESIGNING
•LAWN MAINTENANCE & MULCHING
SPRING CLEAN UP 934^7336
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or
621-6332
Aulhonzod Dealer of
Interior/Extorjor Painting
Wallpaper Hanging
Easy Roller Piintinf & Qcaning
•Featuring"
Call: S33-8686
|OOC2DADT<
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•CORIAN i* Ou Ponfi tigiil»f»d Mdwnrk lor iu pnmun qu«b/
brand of *oCd Mrfoc* preducU. Only Du Pont mato CORIAN.
WHY DO SO
MANY CALL
CLEAN CORNERS?
...OWNER SUPERVISES EVERY CLEANED HOME
company pnviUty owrwd
•nd opcrHMj.
r^
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For Your FREE ESTIMATE Call:
SUE LEUENDEROER
327*4455
aft*n •• you nwd In your
rnm* or offic*.
•'W» cin perform in
•Hintlva ctcarWng
•nyWnt (hroughaul lh«
yeir or Jutt on* Will
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touch*! to our d«inlng
th«l you would do
you art Htitn«]
Sun. Mon.Tue. Wed. Thr. Fri. Sat.
114 9-9 9-8 94 9-9 9-8 M
Parts and Service
Open 'til Midnight
Monday - Friday
° Rear Defroster
Stereo Cassette
SALE PRICE $15480 REBATE $500
USED CARS, 'TRUCKS*AMD VANS ON SALE NOW!
1994 LINCOLN
OVER 25CLEARANCE
IN -STOCK
CONTINENTAL EXECUTIVE
" SALE
4x4
VANS
1330 FORD AEROSTAtl XI
43,995
19S9 PLYyOLfTH GRAND VOYAGER U - . 37,635
1391 POHT1AC TRAM SPORT L£
1993 OODQE CARAVAN
19S3 FORD F150 XII
1992 FORD EXPLORER SPORT
1993 FORD EXPLORER SPORT
199S FORD F150 XL
1934 FORD EXPLORER XII
1995 FOHD F150 XLT
1934 FORD EXPLORER XLT
1995 FORD EXPLORER UNITED
.$7,995
48,095
1991 FORD CUSTOMIZED VAM
1993 FORD AEnOSTAR U
1992 FORD AEHOSTAH XL SPORT
183) FOOD AER08TAR XL
1993 FORD AEHOSTAR XL
1S9C OMC CUSTOMIZED VAN
1933 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER
1991 FORD CUSTOMIZED VAN
1932 FORD SUPER CLUB WAGON
1993 MERCURY VILLAGER G8
1§» MERCURY VILLAGER LS
1992 FORD CUSTOMIZED VAN
1936 FORD WINDSTAR GL
1993 FORD CUSTOMIZED VAN
1993 MERCURY VILLAGER LS
.$9,335
49.935
510,495
£10,695
.$10,998
410,935
4H.698
411395
.$11.996
.$12,996
4«,«S5
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1993 FORD F150 XLT
$8995
Power Moon Roof
Deep Emerald Green
Full Power
LUXURY. IS .ONLY A
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$17,995
HARD TO FIND
1331 MERCURY
1993 FORD
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$7,995
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