02-10-1988 - Heritage Avon Lake

February 10, 1988
38th Year, No. 19
A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION IN LORAIN COUN"
^Community
Pulse
by Mike N'oga
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i opponents are being
reduced from 100 ft. to 80 ft.
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Tdo second reading was approved tM. i—,«4._
AVON LAKE — Couiicil Mondcy up"R'c unfortunate the mayor feels
with Councilman Leland Lapp dissenpnvtid . second reading «f an eight-1 ting. Lapp said he had no ptoblem with we're trying to pull something over1 an
month-old ordinance to rezone. (i-19 ' the. content, of tho legislti'ion,' h»i just residents." Councilman judy Erarick
acres of 'lunfi in the southern district c!
wanted to allow more time for citizen in- said., She said the Item was 10t h e c o m m u n i t y ' s M o o r e 1 a rid put. Sylvester told, council .he felt ap- introduced "to open it up to the citizens
Subdivision.
proval of second reading would bo the of this comraumtj for discussion and
.Lait Juno, developer .Stuve Sylvester
best way to "bring it back into tho public debate.":,
• From 'zzr.zt, back burner!! Two past had council roinovc the ordinance from
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Advocates of tho zoning change lost
: issues -""effecting different aspects of its agenda "because , the issue has
, "I, want to ask the' people — both for year noted Sylvester wanted to maintain
Avon Lako took a shift this past week. become an emotional circus,"
and against — to come to the next work consistent-lot sizes throughout the
Going to the back burner is tho proposed
With no changes from last year's session." Sylvester said. This' meeting is WoHlands Subdivision.-,'.' Immediately
•V "Justice Center", •which1 is supposed to plans. Sylvester is asking tho 6.19 acres
north of these tt.19 acres he built homos
sched-1' i for 7 p.m. Monday in council
be appropriately placed in front of the be rezoried from Ri to Rl-A. which
an Charleston and. Canterbury^ roads
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Mayor Richard Ha-isrod was concern- with 00; ft., frontages because zoning
(herb, is Rl-A- Sylvester said his com.'to design tho complex is balking at the from 15,000 sq. ft. to 11^000 sq. ft.
ed.about the passagtt of second reading
.. contract. (Sou ptigol'4) Going to the front Minimum Jot frontages would also be
because the item was controversial last. :'-.'... ..:;''•..'•". :^
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burner is the rezoning of .Sylvester.
">i Bunders property located on Moore Kd.
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Advisory Council To Uncover Community Needs
Reminder! Whnn your Press carrier
'collects each month, don't forget to «et
the valuable coupon/receipt your uaiV rier should give you. This coupon can bo
used for dollars off your next classified
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YMCAl Tho North Coast YMCA is
'sponsoring their Back-o-Youth Com-,
^paigri which involves .contributions
-from both the community and business.
This program hri» raised thousands til
- dollars during the beginning three yours
•ago!, [For more information see page. 7.)
Great prediction! "Avon AI." Ilial
famous ground hog who made his annual weather forecast from his. burrow
' along Lear Rd. in Avon last weok hit the
nail on the head. Good 'ole Al forecast.
; one bad storm.
Let's hopo "Al's storm"
was tho one1 tvo experienced last week. If
so, spring can't be far away.
Coming soon — a pleasant surprise.
Tho Avon-Avon Lako Kiwauis Club is
preparing a special program,to bo announced in next week's .Press; Stay,
tuned.1
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Congratulations to those individuals
honored by the Avon Lake Rotary Club'a
2nd Annual Business Imprtyomunt
Award program. Ton individual were
honored during a January mooring. Fpr
photos and story, sec page 13;
VALENTINS
DAY M
FEBRUARY 14
Bloodmobile
AtALHS
by Marilyn O'Oonnclt
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AVON LAKE — Members of the
Citizens Advisory Council, a group set
u p to do, among other things, a needs
assessment survey to uncover, what
Avon Lake residents want as far as community,education. met for the first time
'last. week,. Al<in(> with learning what
their duty's arc during their three-yenr
'term; members ^ot an in-depth dnHnilion by Director Anne Naumann couro1;n i n g the"" meaning of commun.;y
education.
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She told tin? grpup that community
education moans "continuing" education for all age, groups. "Education
doesn't stop i t somo predetermined
time in iife." sue said. ."Let's make the
schools available days and evenings for
nil'sorts of needs."
Tho board,of education and Niiumann
anticipate the commuity's hoods to Include such programs as child earn, latch
key, family servicessuch as counseling,
legal aid. health and employment, iob
training and vocational education.,
senior cUkcn,
services' and activities.
recruatlcma 1 offerings such as volleyball ;.
and Ikmkotball. music, visual arts,
dunce, theatre and' unlvnraity and collugu extension courses.,
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Howevsr. before these programs use
spaco at tho center, the advisory council,
will poll the citizens of Avon Lako to see
just what kinds of programs they want.
From that data, tho group ihen advises
the board of education as to the findings
and mokes a proposal or recommendaHon. The board, then, has the final say
as to what programs finally take root.
The community survey Is funded by a
S3f000 grant from tho State, Department
of Education.
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As for membership of, the group,
representatives from several community
organizations make up the council, giving It n broad based feel as to community needs.
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Some groups present at tho meeting
included members from PTA. Junior
Women's Club. Association of Retired
Persons. Kiwanis. Rotary, Board of
E d u c a t i o n and the : Ministerial
Association.
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Some had questions JS Is what community education meant. .Superintendent Clayton Dusek told that it "is
whatever you want it to ,be," ar.d "the
key is to incorporate all of our ideas
.together."
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The gilt of Q donation of a, pint of
blood is tho most personal gift because it
Is a gift that only you can give "from tho
goodness of your heart." It is also a
guarantee of blood for your family for
the coming year, should tfce need arise.
Nol only do you and yjur family bonofit.
but so do accident victims, tho elderly
and infirm who are schitdulud for
surgery, accident uictl.ns, %nd children
who have chronic i):5ca?<»
To giva your lovcu ones end otliors in •
need the only gift you con give, please
Dusek, addrcssins concerns about recomo to the Avon Lake High School cent flxod costs In tho first year, assured
auditorium on Thursday. Ternary 11 Iho group that lio would llko everything,
from 10 n.m. til it p.m. All will be from Niiumaiin's salary down to the
welcome.
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operations' of the building to be . . the evening programs begin." Because
"generated' by the activities in the. "no final ngreenifmt is at hand, tho name'
building." Ha said' such a goal wosr' .of tho corporation is-undqr wtapsvv^.:;.:
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According'tp.-.tho;by-Iawi-of, Uie '
, Naumann said tho center, which may : vispry council.members mcetcmoc
open as early as spring, is currently the-• -but are scheduted^E^meetT-again
object of a major corporation's interest.', ;month to tour tho'.TroyTBcnity.,:;.'^
If a loaso agreement is.signed._tho cor-' .• Beginning next, week; Naymarih:says;
poration wants to uaeniuch of tno space s • :siio.wiU:;jnove;he^ofnco':byo>;U\e'tqm-"
: in thu building,, during the :day.J."Titat|lv -;munity^cenlert^andcanjbe,rBacH&Kat
leaves thu building,open for residents at' "933-2701 betweaiiB and 4>."m. :VF--;;:^^
night," she said "with most of. the cost ,
for,running the confer puid for before
Resident Proposes R/led Center
, by Mike Noga ,
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AVON LAKE,— City rosiAonrCeorgti•
R. Leonard, of 82 Beachdalo Dr.. proposed building a 33,000 sq. It.-office,
building on Watkor Road, ni.jnst Tuesday's planning commission meeting.
, The buiyinft.. would be-located nor-theast of, Dairy"Q:ioen and would,be
ajout tho,samo size of the Avon Lake
Fazio's Crocery Store. .
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,"You can say it will bo along tho lino
of a medical center." said Leonard. Hois
negotiating interest from four doctors, a
pharmacy and an emergency medical
ccntor.
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Although Leonard's plans recoivod no
obtections from the . Department of
Municipal Utllllies or the Fire Proven* ,
tion Bureau, Police Chief Richard Hunt
said he Is concerned about tha proposed
driveway, since there are five nearby on*
'trances and exits. Ho warned of possible
' unwanted ^congestion near tho Miller
;and Walker intersection.
. ' Members of tho planning commission,
tabled tho'request to a work soasion to
additional question* can bo answered.
Judy Em rick said othor proposals usually include:an architectural rendering,
landscape, plans and ideas for stgnago,
which'Leonard did not pnisont^
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"Wo" realty: don't have onough information," Jeanne Balr said. "At this llmo
I couldn't say ono way or tho othor."1oho
added , particular
concern about ;he
building's : use, bocauso many other
' types' of businesses are allowed in the
B-2 zoned district
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Avon Safety Town Registration
In 1088 your' Avon Kindergarten . and 10:15 a.m.'-ll:45 a.m. Registration is
Parents Club will conduct Its third an- open to children entering Kindergarton
nual Safety Town Program.
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in September, 1988 and will tfijbold on
Safety Town classes, will run. for a:, -Thursday, February 18. 1988 and Friperiod of two weeks with the first ses- day.Tobruary 19,1980 at Avon Middle
sion beginning July IB, 1988 and the se- Schoot. A $7.00 foo b payable at tho time
cond session beginning August 1, 1988. of reglstrtion and "all late registrations
There are two time poriods scheduled 1 will bo $10.00.
for each session: 8:30 a.m.-10:00 a.m.
Chamber Of Commerce Meeting
The Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Chamber
of Commerce has a lot of exciting plans
for 1988. One now project1 has its
members particularly excited indeed. <
Iii addition to promoting the
economic well-being of its two communities, the Chnmber of Commerce is
working on several Joint projects1 with
the school system of Shefflcld-Shoffiold
Lako. Specific plans on this Joint venture
are in preliminary'stages, but members
of both the business community and tho
academic community,will benefit greatly in the future.
, This Is an exciting time to be a
membor of tho Chamber of Commerco.
The organization will continue its community sarvico projects In addition to its
now partnership with tho schools. Join
tho Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Chamber
for Its next lunch-meeting on: Tuesday,
February IB at noon. Call 949-2204 for a
reservation.
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Kbmnfen* W
we love to see you save your time and money
Swift s Premium
stinless turkey breast..:.
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swiss cheese..
muenster cheese....
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Weekly
Grocery
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no pvrtfcat* r.qu
Open daily 'til midnight everyday of the year
AVON LAKE
453 Avon Beld«n Rd.. Ph. 933-9115
137 LeorBd., Ph. 933-2713
SHEFFIELD
4786 Lok*
Ph.949-763
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t priming • n v n / i p K i a ' t oi«Johlt •> piKficip»H*ng <•»»»*
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GOA - Gone on Arrival.
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UTL - UnaWe to Locate.
MVA - Meter Vehicle AccidentB&E - Brsiking and Er.ienng1
SOLO - iM on me Lockout ,
fl'O - Field InterrogatedDW1 - Driving Wlule Intoxicated
" NCC • No CduStito* Complies,
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Otsp. Unit - Dispatched Un<u.
Dili - Driving Under trie Influents.
January 27
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- 0027 - 2-tl advised Service Dept- we need
roads natted.
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0737 * Report of dog ai largo an Mooreivood.
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07S1 - SauadrespondingtoBeachoafk Tower
• • 0810 * Squad responding to business on
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,1531 - Report of bicisle theft,at Learv.ood.
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report.
.••. 2315 - Report of. dog ai large on South Po-nt.
D.W. will be advised in a.m.
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22S£ - Reccn 0! car cern'nd high school Ui
!^3 bctiles cut window. t m _ ' '
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CQZ'd, • 24S just c i i i * « i kids cut ol Veteran
Par it.
C0*4 - zas nave werMde mat just mrted lawn en
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0S36 - Report of minerfctVA.on
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1720 - Bftpbrt.b! water 'jieaK on Higniand.
• Wafer rotfied.
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1743-Afann at residerce on Starboard Cove,
checks OK., .
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1804-AJann at residence on Lake Rd., checkad OK.
2221 - Report of kids drinking in parking lot Ol
V.'BStwinds condos.
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Fay. water tank Slew.'
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ANNOUNCING
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TOUTES les FEMMES' GAMBLER SfiLE ONI FALL!
,Wl^n^RWOMENS:APMREL&ACCESSORiES'fe;;V^
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2029 • Report of intox. In Bronco In Westwinds,
all individuals and urbanizations for
their support and vote of confidence on
Nuvembor 3. 19B7.
Your efforts aru what made our success possible.
Tho passago of this lovy will ennbla us
to contintio providing tho many services
of the Heal lh_Distr let ;o the residents of
our county.
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Dennis Abraham
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' . Health'Levy Committoe'
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Health Commissioner
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2 Cheese & One Item
February 2
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033O • Roads need salt. Service notified.
1550 - Squad responding to Arrow Aluminum,
January 29
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1510 - Report of baby locked in car In Lan1000 - Complaint of sp-Uago by Fly Ash truck
dings.
OK entry gained.
on MiUer. NCC.
1548 • Squad responding to residence on
tO18 - Business In Landings repons minor
Parsons.
vandalism last night.
2135 • Report of suspicious vehicle at Village
• 1036 - Report ol MVA on Ceriier Rd- no injuries, report.
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1143 - Hepcrt of dog at largo on Irrwood, n.w.
February 3
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notified.
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1416-SquadrospondingIoBeachpark Tower.
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checked
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1527 - Alarm at residence on Glenview, check1202-Fire Dept responding Kcar lireatHc*
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1318 - 2 * * serving warrant on Avondale, 1019
1559 - Squad respondini to Bear-npark Tower.'
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1856 • Squad responding to residence on Lake
140& • Comp&mt of dog running at large, Lear
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'20J3 - Report ol kid! throwing snov(3a!ls at • Rd.. D.W. unavailable;
- '• - I7p5 • Report o( doq running at large on Spin' house onRodwood. .,.' '
naker, D.W. unavailable, .
1734 - 244 report* we need &alt for roads.
1748 • Report of MVA • on Lafco1. W . by
Lvkeview, no injurios,
-. IBIS - Report of MVA on Walker Rd. wast ol
razio'g, no injuries.
1831 - Rei.-vt ol MVA a! Electric and Moore,
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Thanks For Support
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1936 - 245 stopping 3 ATVs at Landings.
To The Citizens of Thu Loraln
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2114 -Complaint ol snowmobile running
County Gonornl Health District:
across liwns. on South Point, advised.
Tho staff and Board of Health of the , 2310 - Report ol truck fire parking lot ol Saddle
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Loraln County General Health District !nr>, QulonaoNaJ.
.7320 - Resident at Village on the, Green
would like to take Jhis opportunity to ir^rrcnod
by another resident with a kntle.
thank, the voters, levy warkora, . KCJ6-241
newspapers, rnomburs of the clergy and the Green. l i l O 19 with a 15 from Villa go on
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244 checking suspctous car Veterar
Parit. checked OK.'
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0001 - Coniplalni of barking dog on Gmgutl. stuck In tree
lawn. GOA, no d a n ^ e .
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,17U - Report of 2 dogs at larg'4 on Electric.
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Of 36 - Saiiad responding to Beachpark Tower;
!'30B- Squad responding to residence on
0935 - Complairit of tfifift Irom Beachparti
Forest. ,
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1552- Complaint of mud on roadway. Wai her • Ttr*er, 'report.
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fld. from construction. NCC.
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1656 • Resident on Beck cama home and'
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1936 - Complaint ol a solicitor on Tomahawk.
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ALL S A L E S F I N A L - N O FHEE ALTERATIONS.
TOUTES LES FEMMES : , .
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Bridal Gifts Ayailable At 3
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• Jewolry • Plants • Collectibles • Antiques' -; (
Year round Market ,
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See Us Fb1ryaIentiRe\ide^;-jQbrcy5:P"-l-!
Surplus Food
Tho County Cupboard & Resource
Center, the arec's local foodbank, has
scheduled mass distribution of available
USDA commodities at tho Trl-City Ofr
fice on Aging. 4575 Lake Rd., Sheffield
Lake, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on February
17. eligible Sheffield, ShotHeld Lake.
Avon and Avon Lake residents only.
All distributions will be determined
on ntal household income. To be eligi'.'..•
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ble, total household income v-tisl be at
150% of the fede.al,
fede'.-al, poverty
General Health District
or belot^ 150%
i must supply
l writit
level. Eachh recipient
ten verification of eligibility to include a
current audresa, ADC Medicnid Card,
Supplemental Security Income. lotter,
Thanks
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, , • food stamp eligibility card, unemployment boolc, or Home Energy Assistance
To Avon Police Deportment:
Wo would, like (o thnnk the Avon Letter, as requested by tho Ohio Depart'
Police Dopani.'.Jr.: for taking tho time ment of Human Services. , '
out'of, thoir busy Hay.1 to help our
The County Cupboard not only coorkindergarten children cross Detroit dinatusthu mr»uistribntion of USDA
Road to mail their letters to Santa Claus commodities i;j Loraln County, but also
before Chrfstnms. This insured them a acts as Admjnistrutiva Agent for ijic
safe fourney and tho children really en- County's shtro of the 1982 Anti-Trust
joyed the police escort.
Supermarket Settlement foods." and
, J.T, PauIclteil.A Kindergarten Stuff serves some 70 non-profit agencies in
Lorain,, Erie' and Huron Counties
through its foodbanking operation of
soliciting ' donated food from stores,
Thank you
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farms, greenhouses and orchards.
To The Editor:
Contributions to support the work of
Did you onjdy tho Clmstmns tree in County
Cupboard may bo mode In care
tho Miller Purk gazebo this past holiday of 4416 Liberty Avenue, Vermilion, Ohio
season? The tree was a, project of'the 4*1069.
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Avon L^-ku Garden Clnb and was put up
County Cupboard and Resourcu
and dcitorntetl by t-iub member Gerry Center is an agency of the United Way
Paine and her husband. Thank you.
of Greater Lorain County, and United
Doris Webb Way of Erie County.
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VALENTSNE'S^ DAY
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Sunday, February 14th
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Macfcia. Brian HanslieW. Ctwryi State. Kenrwth McCam, Susan
Meek. Cheryl M'Jiw. Kvrr/ Murray. Tori HiclUJl'O, Cassandra Pidu^i,
Joiict Park. .JGmberr/ Paahks. Trtera Pat'.or>,Usa Seaasnan,, Matfww Smilfr, MtcfteJa bnyrjat, .'ascn Siorn, Jeff fey Tajrior. ELSin
ThornJiil], SOzanne IJ'.a.'KkJ.'CriOfVl V/eanef; Mefjsa Wtnchester, '1
GRADE'12: *0mbefly, Alley, Christ a Andrews, ^fccflfil© ArncW.
V/!Hi3ffl Baehr.• Joanene Bner, Eriek'Ba'rv Andrea Beck. f^CTit»
Boggs, Diane Brown. Christine Cocpef. 5oan Cusek. James Ely.
Jane Frndlay. Matthew Frost, Bradley Garner. Carey' Hall. Amy
Heimbuch. Dan Houk. Todd Houston. J* " ' « Kehter. Maiia Ketsoy, •"
Kevin rQdder, Hobert Kish, Alexandra Kmijht. MatttwW Kovach. Uo''
Lalak, James Uchtenborg. Troy Lime joy.' Amy UimadiW. Becky
McCrath. Lance Meiners. David Michlovic, Chans.?' Minnich,
Thcmss ft&sissa, Jsr»"»K EiGors, Jenifer S-iurdock. Bntia Nilson,
Sharon Kovotny, Monica Pallarito, Samantha RadJ. Nicole Ptegor.
Thomas Echmiu, Sandra Short. Dana Smel«a, Bri&n Smith, Magali
Terral, Kristina Wilaky. AlJn Wyer. Kim Zaborowski.
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Ths studsns te:sd bstew have *smsd grsdsz wt«hy o( special
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Thurs., Feu 1 1 : 10:00 V 71.-3:00 p.m., BlootlmoMIe at
Avon Lake Hl^ri School. Auditorium.
Sri., Pak i s ; 6:30 p.m.. Varsity/]unior Varsity Basketball (Boys) ai Kairviuw: 7:3l< p.m. Varsltyilunior Vnrsity,
Wrestling '— Fair-view at Avon Lake High School.
Swt., Feb. 13: 12:30 p.m., :«ki Club to Brandywine Ski
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earned all *'H's" u>id "A"3" with no rr ir«.'.«an one (tj "ty- allowed:
These limitations apply tor grades In a. jrs.*3 which tiav< traditionally been considered (Of Honor Boll staiui.Ti 9 average ti grades (or
trwHonoi Boll must boat toast 3.75.
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GRADE 9: Ben Crawford, Kelly Drum. KMty Rrrne.M, Patrick
Fricko. Jill Hetmbuch. James Jones, Brotl Unu"". Gaiwiei!* L.-ipe.
Shelley Lynch, Sarah McCarbery. Jaw:! Mainors, C*tauna FU"" My.
Tamara Sakacrt. Jennifer Saul, Joyce Voneman, Ja^e walnscttt,
FJUabflth Wilber, KrlsU Ziogler. ,
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Clymer, T'acy DeMarcp, Sharon Drum, Scott Eastop, Kr,ty
Goduldig, Todd Hassel. Elizabeth KaminsW. Mitchell Kamirski,
MfltisM McCavv. Mark Michaels. Gregory Musi, Scon Rue tor, Sarah
Schuster, Jennifer Steeto, Ann Tylty, Matthew Turco. Alicia Turner.
Michael Vwoda. Marcus Zupan.
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Krall, Jannlfer KcCowan, Brenda Parent, Joseph Peachman, Alicia
Polacok. Kristin Runyon, Michael Sabol, Michael Schmotzef. Eric
Stives, Ted Trto'ta. Christopher Truax. Joseph Vlskocil. <
GRADE 12: Heather Clawaon. Wendy Clymer, Jamas Crawtord,
Robert Davidson, Andromeda Faltav, Julienne CraDOWskJ, Ronald
Kamlnski, Kathy Kneljs, Audrey lumadue. Heather Moore, Steva
Munin, Ouinn Neednam. Ed Neugebauer. Paolo Pietrobon. Jennifer
Sm'th. Roger Spence, Jelfroy Stratton, Marc Tartar, Tracey Turco,
Wendy Waldrort, Lisa Wnittlngtorl, David Voutt. Denise Zelinsky.
MERIT ROuL
The Merit Roll wilt be compiled to list those students who have
earned alt "H's." " A ' B " and "B's-" with no more than one (I) "C"
at!ov< ad. The " C " grade, il earned in an Honors Course, is disqualifying for Merit Roll listing. Theso limitations apply for grades in
, rourges whic- have traditionally been considered for Honor Roll
status The average ot grades for tho Honor Roll must be at least
3.0.
GAADE 9: Jeanne Annis, Natasha Carrasco, Kathy Ciaycombt
Patrick Coffey. MarH Dietrich, Usa Eckenrod?, Bela FaHay, Mlcnaet
Farrow, Matthew Fltt; Jennifer Gentile. Tracy Goins, Matthew
Hayas, Came Herman, Christopher Homer. Tars HUdy, Elizabeth
Johnson, Alicia Kalists, Holly Ki»er, Lucienno Knight, Tammy Koch.
Jennifer Krojcf, Leslie Mahi, Jack Malorie, Gregory tM\ot, Eric
Peachman, Bncfgof Ouinn, Charello Rodentiaugh. Joseph Homes,
Grant Runyon, Tracey Sawtzka. Eric Schonkor, Brooke Schilling,
Matthew Sexton. Ryan Shaw, Matthew Spastic!. Crjriatino Szippf.
Bret Thornton,'Travi3 Tnorhtoh, Tracy Tompkins, Tod Tyler, Scott
Weinman. Torosa West, Christina Zupan.
GRADE 10: Kelly AJton: Christine Bales, Mo'iaso Banjoff. Michael
Barrett, Micfiot'e Banal, David Bergnr, Cheryl Sotchick, Mark Butjnlck, Christophor Caudill, Anorew _oop«r. Nimish Dalai,
Christopher Daniels. John LEtchson, Scott Geduldig. Paul
Greehwelt, Robert Hannan. Jennifer Harmon. Jul<e Hart, J«son
Herkenhoir, Michael Holland, Robin l!oy, K.aihy Kodoer, Oonnie
Kvach, Christine Leonard. Kelly Lewis, Scott lewis. Vlvionno
Lochhood, Nora Machln, Susan Mdnilla, Brian McConahoy, Mark
Mltlsaps, Audra Murlon, Jason Pyatt. Matthew Ramasli. Krisia
Rowlos, Michael Sherban, Pamela Smith. William Stadler, Robyn
Tanilllf. Davfd Turlcy. Dean Yanchock'.
QHADE 11: Matthew Anthony, Rose Arnoy. Scott Armtirecht,
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Koch, Jamie Ranigan. .James Walts, Casaf*irti Suare2, Eri.i
Schlechman. B r v d i Parsons, Myriah McKercher. Courtney Cot-eman. Usd Cook; Christine Hall, Matthew Lpra. Amy Schtecfcman,
Bitty Rosencr. Kevin Roberts, Michael Reriker, Stiaion Perry: Janrvlfer Negulescu, Erik Mathisen, Jennifer Huryn. Andrew Honman,
.Matthew Fil«r, Tonya Eber, Natalie Ofranlc. Scott Carlson, Kathryn
Brown, Robert Bockwich. Jennijer Ronios, Robert Roeco. Paul
Ranalli, Jill Leach. Nicole Krnbs, MichCJ Bee. Nicole Brat, Steven
Drickhamer, Muslin Hall, Christopher Htme. Michael Isner. Geoffrey
Hagan, Terrt Leahy; Victoria Lehbta, Julio May, Brad Nunn, Derek
- Theisen, K*»-.in Watkins. Rebert Wilman, Benjamin Chmura. •
Merit: Verrence Gmchanin. Karen Sanders, Matthew Sherba,'
Chrlsta'lmelnet. Brooke Drugoaj. Timoth) l-yons. Jesse St*wnara,
Kristy hagan. Autumn H^rdy. Sarah Uitz, QirysUl Jenkins. Renee
May, Stephanie Align, Sean Dtsasy, Hicham Zserboran. Heathar
, Aliamo, Robert Fo». Aine Galviri, Courtney Mock, 9rad P«ny;
Jessica Soto.'
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wiUhtniotnabininetuuirordcceptive the u n exdtinx t o n a n of JOBT He
Thanks to Kaiser, Pcrmanente, our students onjoyod a
itcullc, It'iBicictDcMiiavifDrcoaucb' nuUconwau(k*9>ly.-YMnvtk»p>
You An' - evabniRl wfeh *pco£«f^fisr VakabBc"!
free health education experience on fanuary 20. Pro- loipoDp(e*iih»imil*f imertitl.
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fossor Bodywiso promoted individual responsibility For ,fa*e a perfect Vitauine * DM?-fofjoor- D»*. You win feliir*int»liK«l 10,71
DUO'S body a s he spoke to our students about basic:
health'and safety messages fa try a n d instill a positive TAUKIJSWp'n-MjjJ2)Youwi«b« SCOIUnO(Oct2»J*wl3)Y«eouLJbi^
atti'.tide toward haulthy choices in & lifestyle. Each , rmwig anond nure tfm anal hut it - bwU>i(Uiuk>.3workc^«ite.You»SiU '.
teochor a n d child received a packet of information that wool be Jtnt lor yow uual mnndm •=• utt toraenUnt mow oud<« wtier* you
wan used to provide opportunities , fat additional • tntoci-TtauiwtefcaiducaxxtBjMeaa caniihowcl.«yourukau. Yni'Dbxwarjr classroom discussion a n d activities on the health sub* • workproolcniiDyoucMiu.'prtKdwboa bdecWve m i l Mercury tunu dtract.-:
"-"-iday.VtlcBtlnc'iDaycoiililieeirau rouilneed toM^eodalon'of «oney oa^
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This program v:>ts developed by health profcsslonab
and educators in consultation with nationally r e n o w v
cd experts in child theater a n d television. Professional
actors using both puppets nnd '-till size costumes used
the theater as a n educational tool to heighten children's
awareness a n d interest in a healthy lifestyle. T h e play
cllmiwed when Professor Body wise presented on award
to the main choracter. Rob. as he made good choices
about nutritioh, smoking, proper dental euro, exdrclso.
alcohol, vehicular and h o m e safety and for avoiding
drugr.
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The first week of I'ebruary was National School
Guidance Week. In recognition of that, wo held "Warm
Fuzzy Week." Tho festivities began, with a play nt an oil
..•school assembly and a'sons by our second graders. The
niesseKc of the play was th;it people should treat each
other well a s thu students learned about giving "ivnrm
fuzzins" instnatt'of ''cold pricklies" 1 to others! The
thump was curried throuyho'Jt Iht* \mytk as t<-acheis and
ntudnnts practiced givint; "warrn fuzzius" instead of
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Thanks lo R'O the Avon I.nkn guidance- i:ounsolbrs,
Mrs. Barbara Diirkow and Mr. Brian Durkholder, PS
well as tho ftecond grade stuilotits ond leathers who
helped with tho play. The impact of the guidance program has bittjn felt already and iho work of these people
is appreciated!
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CEMIM (Magr 1 W » 21) 1 M tttl very <
opcimkiicno- butl)iinotaR>lifiiC(btl- ta tuch • jood mool you ma
faig. iT/ou fa ihc vt* "> n " oitta* the ipur"
could ( i t all fin*T ami, wmamk.on
fill will keep yon out of Valcmliw'i Day; and In the procct* yon
trouble. Apart* or other loeWpiherioj
w money you Jon*!
will itov (on off k) fteic idnnufe.
CA.NCEH U»n 13-Jal 10) You'U be *
. nmwukJtt HKi) wnkenl o h n foilt M
In its mood to work ml you we »f» ID
tm\a Valentine'* D»y. Ttechildfennuy
beapcrkneini a antock but lt-wn*t tiet.
Yna knlih »nd wa&tan in» prove with a
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(amtlini jpint acd you IfaxiU IK lucky,
Bui wtnm cr you At. don't uk lor* nix
thii week. IT you don'l do whu your'
Viknune [hintt U t/jrvptUa, jeo'U
remember i) • long lime. fcifliiiu%)y,
>uu da will receive
VlltrjO tMt 2I4ws> 12)ThilitoaUle
1.1 ticking moBtj «rmind iMfcomo. my^ui(unruppca. Then*?*. Know on**1-'
tunitjf of ywtf ureer could b« is the nukinj. ThilwJInatttwioffarinwectendTli* bcit jtw Ritf be aMe to u y about
VaJeitUik'f D*y U that il, could bow been
wnrte.
CAPRICORN ( D K U i j u I7)ThJ St»
In ihiotm on yr»rfcweW« WMI cvoyttibiK
should be fouu> your way. MainaaltxMe'
you IB wlih team nranta people.- You;:
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your amnul miewiL l i u t p t a i time for
any nnw toterprtie • ptnonal or prof«»lion*!. Man a ipecUI aupriie tortfie loved
on*** Valenti-K Kifdon'i uk« I tHp,_»
Sheffield Lake Safety Report
DefinrtiorU of some of lire abbreviations found
in ui« Pofcc9 togs.
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GOA - Gone on Arrwai.
UTL - Unable to Locate.
, MVA - Uctor Vehicle AccJdefit
B&E - Breaking and Entering
BOLO - Be on the Looltout
Fl'O • Field EntefroQcledDWI - Driving While Intoxicated. .
, NCC - No CauM tor Complaint.
Otap. Unit • Dispatched Urvts.
OUt • Driving Under the influenoe.
•January2S
0116 - U t e ' a n d SSC. traffic Hop. Cited tor
speed,
0604 -Abbe Rd.. Rsoort of a dear &«ng hit
sautti of N & W tracks. Referred ta SVPD-1
0855 -HocRy River PD aovises they have a
prisoner to bo released tftat w» have an outstanding warrant for. Unit enroute. 10*0
• incarcerated,
1320 - Lake and Hcwett. traffic etop. CUod tor
speed.
1318 - Lake Breeze and HoJl, report of a vah.
passing slopped school bus. Report
1331 - Harris, unit enroute to LCJ to transport
HF to Lorain Man* Court.
, 1342 - Harris, unit enroute to Lorain Muni
Court
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1800 - Harris, prisoner released. Kne and cost
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1002 * I.P. Blvd.. report of a st.-ong odor 0» gas
rvjir vacant house. UTL- Owner advised.
1312-Ounny, bike reported stolen. Report.
1343 • Rtcheiasu and Dunny. ieBow up on bike
theft r e p o t
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1433 - West Dr.. complaint ol r*etghbot's dogs
at large. Referred to DAV.
15:8 - Gayle. cornplaiii ot veh. parked the
wrong vtsy'. O*;»er located and advised.
16ZB - Xenttwjrin. comstalnt of loud d'ums.
Advised.
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1720 - Lake Bree». tc-nsto repots a male has
teen roEowing Her aJ over tneoty in 65 Plym.
Veh. located b / AU>D and advised.
' 1818-Shoopinq center, report o* a veh, hung
up on the curb. Untt assisting,
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,1927 -Lake Rd.. vanrta.' 3m to araa tavern.
Cable cut Repot,
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, 2235 • Shopping center, attempted theft Itbm a
veh. Report.
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0228 - Lake and EasbV/est. tratf.c stop. Driver
onesied foe OUI, DUS and consumption in a
motor veh. Incarcerated, veh. towed.
oaia - Warwick and Ferncaie. complaint of a
rod van stocking the view at interaecuon. NCC
0924 - Mapiewood. vandalism to vacant home.
Oow glass broken. Report
1101 - Lake Rd:, report cl (3) dogs at, targe
across from area busmen. Referred to DAV.
Owner
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1900 - RicheMu. vtiH released a dog from the
1S51
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kennel to owner.,
2254 • Late and SSC, traffic stop. Driver ar- garbage. Advised.
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February 2
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2345 - Harris, prisoner released on bond.
0439 • Dillewood and Fcrestiawh. report t,l a
suspicious
veh.
Checks
OK. Paper delivery.
January 29
1056 - Lafcewood Beach, trespass and narass^
0917 - Lake Rd.; R.S. responding to a man
merit Report.
down Inside locked house. Unit assisting.
1211 - Lynne, then of huh caps. Roport.
• 1552 - Harris, complaint of a big blk. dog at
1414 • Cove Beach, B & E during the night.
urge behind apt. complex. Referred to D/W.
1711 • Hawtnome. requesttorassist In getting , F-eport
1415 - Shopping center, area business reports
into locked house. Unabte so gain entry.
, 1832 - Hollywood, report ot a juvenile being , receding bad check. Report
IF30 • East Dr., report ot an object Healing in
assulted by other Juveniles. Report
the air appears to be onfire.'UTL
2109 • Lake Rd-, traffic stop. Cited for speed.
^007 - BrockJey - femt."e juv. reported missing.
2310 - Lake Rd., traffic stop. Cited for speed.
Peport
2052 - Shopping center, follow up on missing
January 30
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Cove Park. Advised on park'hourr.
2124 - Brockfey, missing |uv. located.
0126 • Richelieu, report of a possible prowler.
2200 - Harris, prisoner released on bond.
Checks OK.
2321
• Laka Rd.. traffic stop. Cited for speed.
0428 - Lake and Root, trade slop. Cited for
flo#ed..
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1235 - Thelma. theft of hub aips. Report
0033 - Lam 3d., Bank escort lor area
12*4 - West Or., theft of a motor scooter.
business.
Roport
0229 • Lake and SSC. traffic stop. Advised.
. 1425 - I P . Blvd., suspicious occupied veh. In
, 0526 - Cove Beach, complaint ot a neighbor
north parking lot ot apt complex. Checks OK.
reving
his ear every morning. GOA
1455 - Shopping center, unit has a male in
1048 - Oster Rd., report ot a blk. Lab and .
custody that we have an active BAY for.
golden Cocker Spaniel missing. Referred to
Incarcerated!
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1524 - Richeleiu. complaint of a veh. parked in D7W. Located.
Ivanhoe. R.S. responding to area business.
the driveway. Veh. moved.
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', 1706 J-West Dr., motor scooter recovered.
1533 - Lake and Erieview, (raffle stop. Advtted.
1816- Greenwood, theft ot light bulbs. ,
1547- Harris. Venniftaii PD request notify resi1902.- Greenwood, theft of. light fiitures.
dent
they havo his tuar lie. plate. Notified.'
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IB IB - rvanhoe. theft ot light bulbs. ,
siphoned.'
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2233
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dous
DMV
without
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2105 -Latowood Batch, Juvenile assaulted by the yard. Checks Ok, Animal tracks.
other juveniles. Report
2112 - Robots, traffic stop. Driver arrested on
outstanding warrant from Berea PD. Released to
Cleveland Metro Park Rangers. , ,
2220'- W. Shore, threatening phone call*,
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business parking lot. Resolved. ,
Tha Unbella Guild of tho K or C will
2346 - Stark, report of a suspicious veh. In, hold ihnlr annual Mardi GIBS Party on
front of the residence. UTL
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Menu consists of chickon. rice pilaf;
0202 - Lake Rd.. unwanted gueit el area
tavern. Advised.
vegetable, beverage and homomado pie.
0303 - Shopping center, report of a suspicious
Door prizes, cash table prize and a raffle
male around vehicles. GOA
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0346 • Lake Rd., domestic dispute. Resolved.
0/35 - Abbe and Lake, traffic stop. Cited for $4.50. Reservations can be made by calling 933-505G or 933-4525. Tickets will bn
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• Stclle Justice
33501 -K Lake Rd. • Near Post Office
Hours:
Monday thru Friday 1-9
Saturday 12-9. Sunday 12-7
9 3 3 - 8 9 9 9 (NcxtTo
uiTiniiiTm»n
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FULL MENU
Dinnem Served
PIZZA -BBQ RIBS
SPAGHETTI - CHICKEN
Daily Luncheon Specials
Creative Arts Project
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LADIES 19 & OVER, MEN 21 & OVER & L O U N G H
Every Wednesday
Dave Sanchez Spins Oldies
933-9731 or
933-3316
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(Print as preferred in programJi
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TROP1CANA RESTAURANT
Fish Fry - Friday Coming Attractions:
$475 After 5 p.m. Feb. 19th & 20th
Lake Erie
Perch Ohio Band
t In Only)
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funds for
it fees.' transportation, clinch n p h o n e — —
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•fies^ hiring professional i
•commissioning new works and
Mail d o n a t i o n s b y F e b 13 t o
"taming dhoir uniforms..'Contributors
A v o n Lake H i g h S c h o o l
IwiU be recognized >vHh their name.
Vocal M u s i c D e p a r t m e n t
175 A v o n B e l d e n P o a d
lor the Annual Wlhlcr/Pairpn Concert
Avon Lake. Ohio 44012
• which will be held February 29 19B8 a
17:30 p.ih. in the Avon Late High School
lAuditbrium., If you have not been conItacl^d and would like to show your sup- , Please check one:
jport for thess talented aua dedicated
• ; Patron- S M
Isiudtmls. please SB.out the form below
Sponsor-$1 OtW
land mail It by February 13 to insure your
Friend - SZSJjO.
(name will bo printed in the program. We
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Donor -$5OUJ(J|
|hope you consider your donation tni inr
•vestment in the youth'of our community,
I.; they deserve your support. • ,''
. Rent New Release--.- S2.50 per day - General Oirfary - *•> i- */-> *
Selected Short Subjects - S1.00/2'days
REKT2-GET1
of the Avon La^f High School
33424 rlW»r*(t,A.L
T.:C:-CARMEN'S
Avoc. Lake PTA Council and Avon
Lake FTS's are sponsoring a Creative
Arts Project. The theme is "Wonders of
the World." The divisions Include
Visual Arts, Literature. Music.
Photography a:id Creative Expressions,
The contest is open to yiude.il* In grades
K-12, nnd the-d=i«iline for cntri^ t*
Monday. March 28.
During tho second Week of February, a
"traveling show" will be taken tr< the
elementary schools. This show will cx-
Beat The Blues'
Have the wintertime doldrums «ot you
down? Looking toe a way to chcor up?
Then "Boat thoblues" is Just what the
doctor ordered. So come join the fun on
Saturday, Feb: 13, at the United
I'reshjlenaa Church. 1J&*o olectrfc
131*'j . ;\von Lake
"Beat the Blu«3" will start at G:30. Tho
funboKins with a one-act conindy pluy
by nill Uceman and LiiAmi Sinister en-
"Cry From j
The Mountain"
OPENING SOON!i
E- irst 0apti3t Church,
633 Harris Koad, Stiufflcid
Lake wdl bo showins (he
.BIL'Lf GRAHAM MLM
"Cry From Uio Mountain"
on Sunduy, February 14.
at 0:00 p.m. PdS'nr Coopfr
invites tho public to come
32085 ELECTRIC BLVD.
AVON LAKE, OHIO
plain to tho students thetheme&ut
ideas to tho children cancarnuijj
projects- :At this ' tixne.v$tut!eni5>^
receive inviLiUonf to participate in s
Arts Project whfcK will cuUntnaS| i
Creative Arts F^Ir on Sunday. Apd
at the AvoC; Lake Community Cente
Belinar Blvd.
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Copies of the rules andfctitryb
are available at each school 'offlccJS3
tltled *'?.1adorao' President."
Choralicrs. a ladfes singing group ff»
North Olmsted wil'. alsGiappear^Tf
would lika.to:hoat those winter bt^
tickets are $3.50 for cdultft and tXSQ
scnlor/llizens over 60. Ticiuts
reserved by calling tho cUtCrch *
933-C240 boUvccn 9 u.iu. and nodn.CaI
now to "beat thcuo winter bluesi" "*'••
DeAngelfe
& Lounge
933-5743
&33-4007 W ^ j y
Located in Avon Lake Shoppirg Cent&f^ J
Breakfast served daily
6a.m.-11 a.m.
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Daily Luncheon Special f ^ -.
Friday - Lake Erie Perch ^
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Now Open Stmday/?or
Breakfast (BrecJcfast Specials)
9 a m -a p m
Bar Open
33499 Lake Rd.
1 p ni -7 p m Avon Lake /.,-*
Serving You With Pride
Sweetheart Sundae
TREAT YOUR SWEETIE
TO A DELICIOUS
VALENTINE'S DAY
DINNER
S U N D A Y , FEBRUARY 14
, Creamy cherry vanilla, cherry topping,
whipped cream & cherry.
Reg. Sundae ^ 1 **** Junior $ j ^ 9
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Good Morning Breakfast
, Served with French Toast, 1 Egg &
Bacon -Coffee
69
4798 E. Lake Road 049.
Sheffield Lake, O h . 9 4 9
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LAKE
$1
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* Daily Business Men
Luncheon Specials And
Daily Dinner Specials *
* Super Dining At
Reasonable Rates *
* Specializing In Steaks
And Seafood *
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Cor. ied Beef & Cabbage Dinner
Served with Appls
Salad Bar S1.QQ Extra
Thursdays -1977 Prices!
Washington Birthday V2 Gal. Special
Cherry Vanilla or Black Cherry
Home of the
famous "Herb,-Burg^rj-
Fine Food
Spirits & Friendship:
Hours: Mon. thru Saturday 11.a.m.-2:30a.m
Sunday
1p.rn.-10 p.m.; *
32485 L a k e R d . , Avon Lake , ,
Avon Lake
227 Miller
933-5181
933-973O
Smith Directs City Recreation
by Mike Noga
SHEFFIELD LAKE
949-8102
AVON I.AKE
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we hail a beach we could have a lot mrre
programs, afiured.**
AVON LAKE — • Recently appointed
As a six-year1 member oF the Avon
recreation 'director Jerry Smith is not I-ike Baseball Federation^ Smith ,w;as
alone. When he sp«aks of recreation '.n recently el. -sted president, but i:huiv to
Avon Lake it can bo with the, Miller resiguio avoid possible conflicts vl
Road Park Boat Launch Ccnraittee. the intorpst.
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new roots oF the school district* comIn
addition
to,
working
w *h (be
munity center, a passive recreation com- school's community center. Sm..u
said
mittee for Miller Road Park, council's lit* ivill encourage co-sponsoring nsoie,
recreation com miss ion, leaders of the programs with the YMCA. "We need Io
YMCA. organized sports or residents at work together. It benefits everyone
large. '
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when we cooperate." he,said.
Smith, of 172, l-'orcst Hill Dr.. is a
When the'Wvathttrbrraks, Smitli said
13-yecr resident of Avori Lake and in- he hopes residents wilt, take Cull advanvolves himsclrin c'iiy recreation with his tage of not only the city porks, but also
wife. Gayte,'and, children Me'Usa. J0 the secrets of the neighborhood 'parks.
and Allen, 10. He became recreation These include Resitar Park.'between the
director on Jan: 1, replacing Ann& Brunswick allotment and Highland;
..Nauman.
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Overlook Park, between Oakwood and
Forest in the inter-urban Stop 45, allot-; Along with.overseeing all recreation
'programs,in the city, he ts responsible xent: Sunset/Vineyard Park, south of
Division Street, and north of Stoney
forpreparing an overall budget, which
he discussed with Mayor Hausrod and , iirook: B^Ile Ro.id Park, at the extreme
the nutyly appointed rec commit lev last eastern end of Belli; Road, east of Ron's
S3: arid. Inucjod Park, at the southerly
Wednesday. .
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Smith said 119GH is "transitional" Fur end of Bcllairu, west of 'Aoutc 83. , 1
I ft* said lie wiU'deiermintt if it i«t feast*
recreation in ih« community because
some programs tha\ once
Fell into -ihs ble to iidd ,mnt!if:r n^-'iliborhood park in
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category pt city recrcat on will be1 fuii- ;hr; Miiithtiru part of Avon Lake liiis
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ncled through other community pro- • y v a r . • '
grams. He is uttempting to redefine
.By day. Smith is a a .{.putt>r analyst,
recreational needs oF \he ccmimuiity> but away from the'office lit* is willing to
and tyeicoRies ideas. . . ,
•work tmvurd recreation needs of all city
"One thing missing reemsto be more residents. Messages can bo left for him
activities o a t h e lake," Smith -said. "If at
WEDEUVBR
COUPON.
i Any Two Dinners
* With Safad Bar
(Perch St .00 extra perrfinner)
Dine'In .Only.-*;
Delivered
ISun.-Thura.;
To
2 Large 11tem
Pizzas
Your Door
^ O Q 5 To-Go. Sun.
Thurs.
Call
3 Large 11tem
Avon Lake
Sh«rfleld Lak«
949-8102
To-Go Sun.
Thurs.
•«t> A
Back-A-Youth Campaign Underway
.. The North Cuust YYCA is having a
successful and rewarding beginning in
meetingfcheheeds of the youths of Avon
Lake and' surrounding communities.
Sinco its Inception less than three years
ago. the youth;*" "grams have prown
tremendously- and last year served over
' 3,000 youths in various programs such
they represent foss than three percent of
tho lota! uncrating budget. In, c cogi-i*
tie= sf this': the goal for the'. 1988 campaign lias been, raised to S9.000 with
hope of maintaining affordable activities
while expanding - the variety • .of
programs.
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, Tho YMCA is asking all, oF its
'as;fun days, teen "nitos. day camps.
members, the businessmen, and com. sports and aquatic classes. The number munity loaders and other civic mlndc.'
of participants doubled compared to
Friends to give in the 1988 campaign. A
1986.
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successFul campaign would speak we.%
For the efforts ofthu YMCA and wili
These activities wero made possible
reflect favorably on your own committpartly by the generosity oF the community through glFts to,the annual Back-A- ment to the wol! being and future of this,
Youth Campaign. A total, of S3.ZGC ' ^ « area.
received in the 1907 campaign. The
When a YMCA voluuieer calls you or
funds were applied to drily operating
you receive i letter requesting a gift,1
expenses which Inciudi primarily inplcuso give with confidence that it wl!!
structor <tnd staff costs as well as
Hack-A-YoutH in 19'*8.
m a i n t o n u n c o of facllitiss land "• For more .Infcmotion; o r t 0 ^a^° °
oquipmont.
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contribution, please
call Maureen
Mlzerak.1.Oirecto'- ofino North Coast
..; Although the gifts received List year
YMCA. at 933-9100 or 835-9622.
ware extremely precious In preserving
tho YMCA'* ability'to. sorve the youth.
ins-irance?
Caligraphy Workshop Planner
933-7044
The Avon Branch of tho Loraln Public
Library at 240(i Ridg«!and Drive, has
planned a Calligraphy workshop for
Saturday, February 20 frrm 1-3 p.m.
Ms. Dobra Shulik. a ..'lUigraphy. In. structpr at Bay Crofters in Bay Village,
will conduct the, workshop. Materials
will be furnished for, the class. This program is freo and, open to the public.
Prorogistration is required as the class Is
Urmu-xi to 20/Arsons.'
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For rc.ro information or to sign,up for
the workshop, please call tho Avon
Branch at 934-4743 during regular
library hours. The Avon Branch of ths
Lorain Public Library Is open Monday*.
Wednnsdays and Thursdays from 2-8:30
p.m.", Tuesdays from 10-8:30 p.m.: und
Fridays and Samrdays. from 10 a-m>8
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AVON LAKE
DELI
a
Pastry Palace
"Valent'ne"
"Day"
"Sweet"
"Hart"
&
"Rose"
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Cards for the Collector
Looking for
sensible
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Hours Moo thru SaL t M Sunday T-5
33479 N. Lake Rd., Avon Lake, Ohio*
v
- (Bohind Avon Lak» Pustry Shop;
PET CARE
Pamela A. Po^imann
Veterinarian
David W.
McClerahan
306H2 WaiK«f Rd.
A«on Lake
236-35BS
Callme!
Allstate Universal Life
can pay you for living.
Lenticular sclerosis Is
a universal condition of
all dogs and csls ovor 0
" to 10 yean of ORB, , in
which the Ions fafcWcn
a hazy-liko a^pcure jCb. ,
It is a naturnl /iglng
phenomena In. which
tho Ions continues to
add new layers ns a
means of growth,
These layers becoiro
more densely packed c .
tho dog or cat ages. It is
a normrl chongo and
doos hot nffect .vision.
Owners may confuse it
with cataract forr^stion. If you havu any
1. Three Men & A Baby
PG
2. Good Morning
Vietnam R
3. She's Having A Baby
(n the shopping cantor
Join the Dall Dunch for
Lunch - Brunch - Dinner
in our remodeled dining room
or
Take-Out
Dlnnors
Sandwiches
Dcii Deluxe
Boast Baef
Baconburger
Turkey Breast
Ruoben
Shrimp
Turkey Deluxe
Chicken •
Corned Beo*
Porch
Hoat Parmesan
'Whlteflsh
Includes fries & Salad
Our Ctv'J'a Specialty
BBGCl.tcken or Hibs
_>^
questions consult your
veterinarian- •
This mtissage Is
Drought to you as a
public •ervice from Dr.
Pamrla A. PchL-nannt
Avon dike Animal
Clinic. 124 Millar Road,
Avon Lnko. Phone
033-5297.
Now Showing
•:THE-PERFEeTANYTIME GIFT
933-3216
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PG-13
SAMPLE
4. Moonstruck PG
O VIE'
Starts Friday
1. She's Having A Baby
fTlovie Hloney
PG-13
"VOn Lake
871-5976. 933-3155
33487 w. Lak« Ro»d
dnationalThMtr*
-.Bargan Matinees Oail»unM
c00pm. ttcketssold30min,
b^lorosJiovrttfno. Pht.ne Lorain]
&J3-3155-Elyria. t-324-2iSt.
2. Good Morning
Vietnam R
3. Shoot To Kili n
4. Moonstruck PG
Commission
by M!Ste Noga
AVON LAKE - The ptuiining;com-
Krchs Road l o t .
Connelly Landscaping Co.. 34925 Citester Rd.. Avon, received a Grand Award
for the landscaping and construction of their own dhtfay at the 198G Cleveland
, Home & Flower Show. • ' " . . •
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ai Landscapes Win Awards
Two Northern Ohio-Landscape Contractors won-6 awards in The Ohio
Nurserymens Association's, Annual
Landscape Awards Program. Re/itaci,tatiyes of each winning firm wU',»ecmvj
their awards during the association's annual business meeting: at the Hyatt
Regency,, Columbus, on" Tuesday.
January 26,1988.
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The Connolly Iandscapiug Company.
34925 Chester Road, Ayj-i. won two
Grand Awards and one Merh Award.
The Grands are for the landscaping of
the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wessel
residence of Rocky River and for Connelly's own display, and garden at the
1980 Cleveland Home & Flower Show.
The firm's Merit Award U for'the landscaping of the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kostalnlk hone.of Wcstlake.
.
Schrauf- Landscaping. Inc. 35487
Chestnut Ridge Road, North RIdgevillo,
is the recipient of three, Merit Awards.
All ihree.awards are for the landscaping
of private residences ' including the
humesorMr.and Mrs: Stephen Hanich,
Bay Village; Dr. , and Mrs. • Jacob
pplomacH Lakewood and Mr. and Mrs.
, Donald Schwartz. Berea. The Ohio Nurserymens Association's
Landscape Awards Program Is conducted each yuar. For the most recant
program, there wore 100 entries submitted1 by 21 participating landscape contracting firms from around the slate.
The aims of the association's program
are to mako a concerned citizi.<ry aware.
of how quality landscaping can improve
our environment;: recognize citizens
whit, have taken acftion through quality
landscaping to attain this end: reward
ski!l«d professionals who have designed
arul executed the landscape work and
encourage landscape contractors and
landscape architects to continue their
efforts to raise the industry's image by
consistent use of quality'Materials and
competent workmanship and design. .
The Landscape Awards Program was
judged by Di\ T. Davis Sydaor. Profcsnor of Horticulture. The Ohio State
Uuiversity; Maricn Packard, Landscape
Architect. , Columbus nnd Fred WJ
Hower, Landscape Designer, and Installer, Worthington..
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The program is sponsored by some of
the nation's leading nursery industry
firms and suppliers, including Wllloway .
.Nurseries. Inc. of Avon.
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The Ohio Nurserymen's Association.
with over 850 members, Is comprised of
nursery stocfc growers, gardon ,crmter..
operators, landscape contractors, landscape an,* grounds maintenance personnel, arborists. students enrolled In horticulture programs in tho state and allifcii
suppliers,
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The association;* annual coavrntion
•In scheduled January' w-2fi. 1988, at the
Ohio'Center and Hyatt Regency Hotel,
Columbus, in conjunction with the Central Environmental Nursery Trade SJOW
"CENTS." which the associdtion sponsors. The trade show is open only to pori WHIP .in the nursery industry. Tho Ohio
Nurserymen"* Association expects 7.000
people to attend the show, with attendees coming
from nearly 20 slates
and Canada.1,
The association, with administrative
offices in Columbus, has , represents
Ohio's vital nursery industry Tor 80
years.
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22nd Annual Auto-P*ama Show At •'/.:-•
Convention Center February 12, 13, 14
The 22nd annual Auto-Rama Show
featuring a record $7.5 million wprth of
the world's most exciting cars along
withtfhuge celobrity line-up will be expanded to be the biggest show ever with
tho addition of exotic sport cars at the
Cleveland Convention Centor. E; 6th
Street and St. Clalr Avonue. February
12, 13 and 14, 1980. This is one of the
largest shows of its kind in tho country.
AuU>-Rama will feature over 500 exhibits including custom vehicles, hot
rods, trucks, vans, motorcycles and
classics from throughout tfw United
Slates competing for numerous awards.
This year, tho Auto-Rama Show will
foatiiro tho greatest array of cclubritius
and attractions in the show's 21 year
history. The line-up includes: Donna Edmomlsan, "Playmate, of the Year" for
1907; TV stars Don Dianiont. who porirays Brad Carlton ir "The YOUIIK and
tho Restless" and Brian Robbins: Eric in
"Hend of'the Class;" NWA world's
heavyweight wrastltng champion, Ric
Hair; American Dream Poster Girl,
Melissa Wallace; Tho Clow Girls of
Wrestling; Cleveland Browns' Ozzie
Newsom: Rjbocop and Freddie th«
; Chimp ft" the. kids. All .celebrities will
be on hand to sign autogr-phs. Special
•e a b o d y building
from Black's Health
series.
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CCI attorney Hrwin Haiman. A DO »
appealing a denied permit to butjd o
Bay VUllge. asked the commission to
tell why it refused the request, butuuairman Judy Murray recommended be lua
the reasons in the minutes of the planning commisison.
,
After the meeting. Hairoan connxmeu
> • wanted a reason on reccTJ, that ne
o. 'd cbiula'lue in court. Hf< said Bay
V,.
- denied on the basis of safety,
wtilCJt guve him something to challenge.
Mayor Richard Hausrod saiO **cora-.
mission members individually or collec:
tively do not have to give., reasons lo<,
denia!."
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Sovera*. factors wcre"discusMa.'pnor.
to denial, however: Chairman rnnxtf*.
and member Jeanne Pair feU tn*-tower
would detract from the residential
characiei' of .the community, _ £ * ; .
Only if the t o w - was^ considered .a;
telephone w U . ge could it be budt-pa-;
residentaUy-.^ned property.. as;;,sug-;:
nested. bV. the commission-gavo-no;
specific answer to support a lawsuit on,,
this interpretation.
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Haiman road rulings from two.ot^t^
states-'that n a a W 1 ^ J ^ 0 ^ ' "
munication towers as public utrfit;
chises. then •ided he feels thef^uuu^
Utilises Commission of Ohio cotiainig
I don't always agree with the;?LTO
ana i in not »u>o • ..«—-,^Ceiluiar One a public utility*
Ercrick said.,.
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After the meeting Hatinan," hak
private discussion with Law Di :
Kizssell Provenzn. \ , '•: ••''•'^'^ \pi^i
He returned saying. "Well »poiu.f
like they always say.-it ^ " ^ ^
presentation but we didja't.vrfn^i^yt^
Haiman said he is,uncertaui if hawifli
challenge the decisioM in court, butitdo^
cd that because he didn't have a specific?
«. n « n n Tor
rn>'^Bntn1 "hi*"case*"would*bs^
rewon
harder In wLa.-,;
Levy For Maintenance Of $1
Repair Set For May Ballot
:to "use" and'o.r^ "o'ccupajiicy":pttor,tava
scheduled final inspectioa and jffiw8nce|
of-the- requu^d^;occupancy;gi
AVON - Residents of the c i ^ '
asked : to Approve a 2.0 mill levy for without written consent ofiiho : , .
maintenance of street repair at the May authority subject bond ahall be fatfelted-i
primary. The current street repair levy .,: Forfeiture of; subject: bond{aoes?iui||
will expire in December. .
/ relieve any person front' fully cbmplyin
J
The resolution, wilch was JMMWKIJby with. thb-r;^uireni«nts3of^thr' *"'
council members on _-Mf5»aynignt Building, i i d Housing "coda.^-3
states: An additionaltejffor
tho benefit - " a d o p t e d an -Jrdi5iancoj-pi .. , t _
of the City of Avon >rjr.the purpose of compensation for a provisional sppotal;^
street mauuenance find repairs at a Tmo ; ment.^for':]ohn : iP^McGervj
not exceeding 2.0 mUbfor.each one . E m e i* g e n c » ''M a d Tc'a H,.-. j,..
dbJar of, valuation, which amounts to •nictanffliMwuC--*" v--- •••:CS';.'^K^
S-20 for each one hundred dollars of • • - • , ! • • • ; - - • : • > ' - , - • • " • • « / . - . - ; - W - ' / - ^ A V - ? ™ « ;
valuation, for a five year periou. -• . i -..'•• : • ^COMMITTEE MEETINGS
1
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During the work session oT- council -'• Finance . Committee Chairman^
lant week, Nick Malobabic oftoo Nord Haradem called a meeting ^ ^ T h u r s d a / ^ M
Center explained the benentti tlt«y could at 7^10 p.m. in-'the c b u n d l c b ^ m O e r s l ' ^ ^ g
Sowers and Drains,-Committee
provide for : the;members/ol'the ,Ayon
by Carol Ladlkos
P o l i c e D e p a r t m e n t . ^^ - , * • " - > .
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,* Tho program would- Include stress
management and to help families, their
wives and children under 18 with their
COMMENTS AND
'; The mayor'-reported
$7,023.51 was given the finance
ment for Mayer's Court for
... As. of: Mocdays* •: counc
speech longth ; waj limited ~
minutes for questions and
to answer questions. ~ :','•':•''-•'{'"
Tha next meeting of council
for February
p-ni^"
y i'55at 7:30
7 p
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cil chambers of city haIL,The.pubHc;ia,.^
i s S t C O . O O . ...•
;. C y , ,•• •",- Invited to' air 'UVoir, vimva.^V^V i,^S?>?^^
The ordinance states that the bond
shall in no manner be construed as Q
substitute for the required occupancy
permit fee. If any structure Is subjected
pany has grown on t^e affordabillty c o b ^
cept and rezonlng would allow this tb.^;
continue.. • •:r<-\X-f±*/:f.*&£$$$*
Avq-i* Lake Schools (SupU: C l a y t o n | |
Duscksupported tho jrosibningin.order.fto attract more nrst-tiroo'homo buyers Ui"
prbblcru.
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An ordinance was adopted by council
for the mayor to enter into a contract
\vlth the W.G. Nord Center to provide
employee' assistance for Vhe police
department. The city will pay.S.aapor
eligible employee per montn- L • .',
In other action council:
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• adopted ah ordinance to establish a
"cash bo;.d" prior to Issuorico of a,
building permiL Vhe cash bond required
R«onlng^R€|pe^^^
Medical
car race.
Auto-Rama will have a special collection cf the world's most expensive sport
cars Including a Lcmborghini Countach
valued at $125,000.00 and a Ferrari
sponsored by S.fl. Sport Cars Service of
Continued from page 1
Cleveland.All celebrities and attractions will be
Member Richard Mayr noted the
at Auto-Rama all three days with the plans called for 132 parking placos,
following exceptions: Don Diamont and
which is the,absolute nJnlmum for a
Brian Robbins, Saturday and Sunday
33.00D sq. ft. building. Presently
only; Ozzie Ncwstimc. Friday, 7:00 p.m.
businesses i must furnish one parkins
to 9:00 p.m.; and Rfc Flair, Saturday
space for each 250 sq. ft., but the com12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
mission is considering changing this reAdvance discount tickets am on sale
quirement and basing spaces on a fornow at all Metro 25 Car Care Centurs , mula that considers what the building i»
throughout Cleveland at S8.Q0 for adults
used for.
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and S1.00 for children ages 6 through i r .
Because the proposed driveway
Tickets prices at the door are S7.00 tor
allows two-way traffic for cars, but
iiduli and 52.00 for children. Children
space allows fir only one truck to ontor.
ages S and under are admitted free.
Mayor Richard Hausrod said he I" conOwisnrs interested in entering vehicles
cerned about safety factors. Tho plans
in the Aulo-Rama Shoiv should writo to
dhow two driveways, but Lron&ro: said
Ron Huffman for an entry blank at 4583
the most westerly one will nr'.-aably not
Anderson Road. Sooth Euclid. Ohio
be built. At one time, ho said he con44121 or call him at 3*2-1616 after 0:00
sidered three driveways, but has since
p.m.
accepted the police chiefs rationale that
• Tho AUo-Rama Show hours are: Fri:
too many d r i v e w a y s could bo
day. February 12, 8:00 p.m. to 10:00
dangerous. , ,
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p.m.; Saturday. February 13, noon to
10:00 p.m. and Sunday, Februnry 14. , -The commitslon,will uonsfder more
detailed plans after Leonard presents
Jioon to 7:00 p.m,.For further informathorn^-to .tha -planning: commission
tioivcall 346-2200.
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Oppononl; to the.; zoning .change
argued the change would,start hn'uni
wanted trend, having more homes buIl^E
-on loss l a n d . . ' - : ':•..•.:-.•-••..> - = v / / ; . r g ^
Somo residents said it would
to bony future zoning changes
precedent was set. ' "• ,. -; Law Director Russell Provonzu said In
a logal souse It is not a procodont, but In
an historical sense it is." "Legally, iyst
because you rezone one area does.'not
mean you have to rezopo another^ Coiin*!
cil has a groat deal of latitude here,"
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A Lear Road resident, claiming L,
an environmentalist, said: council
should b crease — rather thuh decwase^
— city lot slzosv
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Petitions flourished both for and
against the rczoning.' Some residents
even signed both petitions.
Socnuse council already had a
• hearing on this rozoning request,
may conic as early as 'he Feb. 22 coubcu
meeting. Bath the developer and council
encourage Interested residents to^yolce!
their opinionr ' i t ; the w o r t '^—'"*
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S AVON...People On the move
by Sheila Westfall
Please submit articles In bn included
in this column to Sheila WeslfaU at 2999
Hayes Stree\ Avon. Ohio 44011 BY
NOON ON THE THURSDAY PRIOR
TO PUBLICATION.
DATEMINDER
Febrtiar/ 10:
Strep Clinic 9:30 to 10 i..m. at t>
Avon High School — Cost only S4.
February 11:
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United Methodist Women will meet at
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VFW Post 703S Meeting.
' • Avon Recreation Meeting 7:30p.ro. at
City HalL ,
: February Vis.
-,,',Avan Rasearch Club, Meeting beginning a t noon.
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Fish Fry at Holy Trinity'4i3O-7:io p.m.
• Friends of tha Library Mating.
Februwy 13: ,
Ni'-jht with the Pacers a\ Tom's Country Place — Doors opnn \.t 6 p.m.
February W:
Heart tc» Heart seminar in Parma —
Car Pool leaves Faith Lutheran nt 1:1E
p . n u
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NO SCHOOL— Pr* Cents' Day.
February IB:
Board of Educatir Meeting.
Good Samaritan Jamboree Salad Buf, fet 11 a.m.-2 p.nL.52 All-U-Cdn-EaL
February 17:
. Strep Clinic 9:30-10 a.m. at Avon High
School — Cost $4.
:
•, Avon Planning Commission Meeting.
Good Samaritan Jamboiee in a.m.-4
pjn. — White Elephant Sale. V •
February 18:
Avon. Soccer Association Ma- og at
Central Trust Bank. ,
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.•:-,-;, Good Samaritan Jamboree — Many activities, games, bake sale, mere > 10
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.February 20:
Girl Scout Rummage Sale in the Bam
of Avon Uaitod Methodist Ch«"A 9
a.m.-3 p.m.
February 22:
Strep Clinic 0:30-10 a.m. at the Avc n
High School — Coat $4.
REGISTRATION FOR 1988-89 FIRS C
GRADERS AT ST. MARY'S.
February 23:
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REGIS rRATION FOR 1988-89 FIRST
GRADERS AT ST. MARY'S.
February 24:
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Strep Clinic 0:30-10 a.m. at tha: Avon
High School — Cost $4.
REGISTRATION FOR 198B-8& FIRST
GRADERS AT ST. MARY'S.
LENT BEGINS.
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February 25:
REGISTRATION FOR 1988-flf* FIRST
GRADERS AT ST. MARY'S.
VFW Post 7035 Meeting.
"•. Avon Lions Club Meeting 8 p.m.
JAMBOREE AT GOOD SAMARITAN
Good Samaritiin Skilled Nursing &
Rehabilitation Ctmier, 32900 Detroit
Koad. Avon. Ohio 44011 has announced
that the residents and staff will be participating in n fundrnising drive to support the Arthritis Foundation. It will b«
a Rock *n Roll Jamboree!
The facility will sponsor n number oi
special Fundraising projucts. All proceeds will bo given to the Arthritis Foun:
datfon 1c help fight the nation's number
AARP Award
MARY MYERS was soloctud by AARP
Chapter #2843 to,receive (ho "Chapter
Volunteer Fcr Community Sttrvlco
Award" for her having hosted the AARP
"55 Alive/Mature Driving Program" last
November. Wo salute Mary S-r having
helped many seniors improv« their driving skills.
Th« 3.900 AARP volunteers nnttonwlde received national rocoRnition
when the prognm was awarded the
"President's Citation For PrlvaltJ Sector
Initiatives." Tn« citation i? HIM; " f thr;
highest honors that c;m bo biittoived on
a privntu sector program. '
one crippling disease. The residents will
be rocking in rocking chairs and rolling
in their wheelchair*, and they will be
sponsored by the facility personnel and
community supporters. There'will be a
bake sale and numerous fimdraising activities'throughout the d-iy.
Mora than one-third of all .:ursing
home residents are afflicted with ar-,
thrills. Arthritis also strikes all ages, including children. The residents and staff
members are looking forwu;?. to helping
the Arthritis Foundation, wtio-a support
comes from voluntary contributions.
Any individual or organization within
thci community is invited to participate
in some of the fundraising events.
Any further necessary information
can be obtained by calling: Barb
Bartlome1..937-6201^.327-4619..-83S37-
day, February 21, through Monday.
February 29^ VincentUn Father Thomas
R. Kennedy *.vili' be. wj;h" m\ tor (his
year's No vena.
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Februjr>- 21, at 7:30 p.m. Tk- Wovena
will be held during the wuefc ,at ifce ?:15
1
a.m. ' Masses and at the 7i30 evening
Masses.
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All in thu ^..ea'are invited to loin us ia
prayinn for Uorld Peace, a *iappy faml-i
ly, vocations and *ar >oui special
intentions.
This is anoth/r opportunity to obtain a
plenury indulgence during the Marun_
Year at St. M i n of the ImmacilaieCan :
'-eption Church ultich nas been,
designated b> the Oioccsr nf Cleveland :
as a. Marian Shrine:
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Home Wlod Show At !-X Center
CLEVELAND. Ohio — Opportunities are co-iponscrs
—
to win fabulous prizes and perhaps even
WIN UP TO S5 000 In the "S5 000 °
thousands in cash about, d at the upcom- WHK 'MONEY CHAMBER/" The S
ing Mtd-America Homo Modernization WHK " M o n e j C n a m b o r " is a »
& Do-It-Ynurseir Expo when it opens , transparent. t^tjJl> enclosed 10 fnol
Wednesday, Pebiuary 10 and runs high air chamber, capable of surrounthrough Sunday, February 14, 1988 at ding the contestant with thousands of
the International Exposition Center (E-X dollars in swirling, twirling, floating
Center], next to Cleveland Hopkins In- bills. Those wanting to test thoir skills
ternational Airport.
will, be selected at the Homo Mod Show
The "WORLD'S
L A R G E S T prior lo each schuduJed performance
TREASURE CHEST' will once again be and in-advance on WHK 1420 AM
on display, offering all show, goers an , Radio. Each contestant will be able to
opportunity to becon^.the Grand Prize keep all the cash bo or sho con nc3 7 .
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plianccs. Sponsored, by- East- Ohio.Gas^ tnoneyiboxeswitlyn 15 seconds
1988-09 FIRST GRADERS'
Co.. the "World's Largest Treasure
Back bv^popular dem>.id is the
St. Mary's School on Storey Ridge Rd.
Chest" moasures 24' in length by 16' in JAMES'LUM^ER/WGAR "BEAT THh
[Avon) will hold registration for incomwidth and 20* high. '
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CLOCK CONT ZST" where two le^ms of
ing first graders on Feb. 21 through Feb.
Anyone 18 years oE age or older atten- two individuals each nave to occor lphsh
25 from 9 a.m.,to 2 p.m. in the school
ding the Home Mod Show is invited to certain "homo repair" tasks m &
office.
participate in a fun-filled 'Treasons minutes. Co tile;, ton ts will be sWrctcd
Children must be six years old,on or
Hunt" and can win ALL of the foUowfUg. from the Homo Mod Show *udMinn*s
t . " ' T O September : o . 1988 to enter.
daily, with tha team with the best overall
"Treasure,Chest" contents: '
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Plt^ije,bring a birtb certificate and a
time receiving $1,500 worth of tools sup1. A Maytag Dishwasher,
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baptismal curtificatf if not baptized a;,
2.
A
Maytag
Gas
Dryer.
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plied by James Lumber
St. Mary's Church. ,
3. A Maytag Automatic Washer. .
• Additional!*, show jjoers ure Invited
4. A Maytog Gas Range,
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lo participate daily in the over-popular
. FISH FRY THIS FRIDAY!
5. A Valor Homeflame Gas Fireplace^ P A I N T & P A T T E R N / W L T F
The Holy Trinity Perch 5ish Fry is
WALLPAPERING CONTEST You
8. A Shepherd Gas Grill.
Feb. 12 from 430 to 7:30 p.m. at the Hodon't have to bo an expert to enter this
7. A Trimble House Gas :Light,
ly Trinity .Hall (2630 Negel Road - Avon).
8. A Mor-FIo Nautilus Gas Water fun-filleti contest, as basics onfall the
Adults are 56 and children under 12 ' ' H e a t e r . " '• ', •
"how-to*s" are given befortr each
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are S3.S0 each. Shrimp and clam side
To participate in the "Treosure Hunt." :-scheduled '.performance Tho Grand
orders will bo available at an additional
pick up the Official Rules and Entry Prize winner received Si*"* worth of
charge. Carry, outs will be available.
Form at the WDOK Radio Booth at the food /supplied by Primo Meats of
Home Mod Show. The next step is to go Chesterland. Ohio.
RUMMAGE SALE
to the EOG "Treasure Chest" and fill in
Money-saving discount coupons offerGirl Scout Troop 419 is sponsoring a
the corresponding numbo." on each ap- . jng a $1.00 savings on general admission
lS-^amlly Rummage Sate and Bake Sale
pliance on the Entry Form. A Map glv-N can bs obtained at TransOhlo Savings
ing clues should then be picked up at the 'r. BanVs; Convenient Food Marts; NARI
at u e Avon United Methodist Church
East Ohio Gas Cb.'s Exhibit.
• ,; ; Contractors; East Ohio Gas Co. (In LobBart on Feb. 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Tins event Is being held In an effort to
Eight duplicates of the appliances cro- : 1.-7 of Main OlTlce al 1717 E. 9th St-J. the
earn money to attend COSI in Colum- tsined In the EOG 'TreasL-e Chest" wiU - Greater Cleveland Lumber Dealers
bus. Plan to attend early for best Ljys.
be strategically placed throughout the Association and the PLAIN DEALER (at
Hume Mod Show. Each appliance will Service Desk)
have a special "FEATURE" listed in full
• General Admission to Ihs Home Mod
VISIT WILUAMSBURG WITH THE
view on the appliance. The entrant is to ". Show is.$5.00 for Adultb; S2.50 for
AVON WOMEN'S CLUB
simply
write
the
"Feature"
on
the
Entry;
Children^J-12 and Free for Children
You are Invited to enjoy a beautiful
weekend in .'ArUUamsfaurg. Virginia Form. When the Entry Form is com- under six years of age
pleted,
it
Is
to
be
returned
to
the
WDOK
1988 Home Mod Show 3atos and
whore you can shop at the famous Pot;,-.,
,• •:• , Hours;-!., f-'tery or see Colonial Williamsburg as Radio Booth.:
The "Treajuro vmht" takes place ^WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
well as make a side trip to the Potomac
throughout the' five-day event. The noon-lo.-OO p j n ;
Mills Outlet Clothing MalL " '
THURSDAY. FCaRUARY 1 1 .
Tho coicfcrtabie tour bus will be leav- drawing for the Grand Prizo Wuiner of.
Oonlo^OO pjtn.;
ing Avon Friday evening, April & and ALL the contents of the EOG 'Treasure
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12. noon-10 00
return late Sunday evening, £ **i 11- Chest" will be aiyjouncecf.on WDOK
;
The total cost of transportati^. and Radio Tuesday, Ft*)ruary ifl, 1988 bet- p.m.: ' : .= '"''.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 11 00
lodging is o reasonable $90.00. This ween 8:00 a.ro. and 1:00 p.m. The first
special spring trip is belug uponaorod by correct entry drawn will bo the winner a.mMOAO p . t r ,
of all eight appliances! Tht>.~ will be no
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY U. 1100
the Avon Women's Club.
.
cash substitutions or transfers. East
For further Information, and to reserve Ohio Gas Co. will deliver all the apv a.m.-6K)0 p.m.
Furthor Information on tho 1988
a spot, call Joan at S37-5039, Marg« at plinnces, however, installation is not
Home, Mod Show can bo obtainiti by
937-6616. Gloria at 937-0715 or Sharon included.,
at 327-3693 — or'sand your reservation
•contcefng its show producer Exposito Avon Women's Club, Box 2. Avon.
Uons..-^<u,:.PO 3ox 550 - Cdgcwater
Ohio 44011. This is a mini-vacation you , EOG's "Treasure Chest"' prizes were Branch, Cu^-iund. Ohio 44107 or cull
furnished by Maytag. Trek Distributing,, (216) 529-1300
won't Want to,miss!
The Gas Houao and Mor-Flo Industries.
Columbia Gas of Ohio and WDOK Radio
SPRING BOUTIQUE
, Tha Avon Holy Trinity Lidles Culld
will hold: a Spring'Boutique nt the
Church Hiill on March 5 from 9 a.m, lo 5
p.m.
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Muiiy crafters will offer for,sale items
for spring. Eastfer, and Mother's Day.
Hot Luiiclius will ho available for sale
.ilsoJ NO ADMISSION CHARGED!
AVON PTA MEETING
^.vcn PTA will meet Feb. 22 at the
Avon High School Cafeteria, beginning
7:30 p.m.
The meeting is open to everyone in the
community. A SPECIAL INVITATION*
IS BEING EXTENDED TO PARENTS
OF S I X T H A N D S E V E N T H
GRADERS!
A discussion will tako. place to aid In
Ihe planning of an orientation of the,
junior high'students into the Avon High
School. Please iittand!
MIRACULOUS MEDAL
NOVEN'A IN AVON
St.. Mary Of the Imtmirutatr Cnnerptinn Church. 2<H0 Stonny Kiil«<> Ko/id.1
Avon will cnndnr.i it-s unnudl Solemn
.Mirnil'-l*;us1'MtHliil NovefM from Sun-
-.T
Announcing money-saving
news for State Farm drivers
50 and over.
State Farm Mutual policyholders 50
and over who have no unmarried
drive's under 25 in Ihelr household
will now be getting a break on. the
cost of theiv'c&r insurance.
If you're 50 or over", call and see if
you qualify.
BILLTHORNHILL
215 Miller Rd., Suilo 6
AvonLsko. OH44012
(216) 933-2720
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insuranei Company
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Items of interest far thr "Bulletin
, Board'' must bo dropped off or mailed
In !o The Press, c/o The Bulletin Board.
P.O. Box 'MO, Avon Lake. Oh. -t-1012 no
later than NOON on the Tnursday
before publication.
WED., FEB. 10
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NO SCHOOL
TUES., FEB. 16
Inner Frontiers Aisociation meeting
at Avon Laku Branch of the Elyria Svy. a
Tr. Bank, in the downstairs meeting
room. Social time, 7:30 p.ni, Program at
6 p.in.
A.A.R.P. meeting at noon at the
United Church of ChrioL Brown' bay
lunch. New income tux laws affecting
,»987 lax returns will be the subject ^f
discussion. All potential new meirbe'rs
and guests are welcome.
Avon Laks Toast masters ' mevtl/ig
from 8 p.in.-9 p.ni- in conference romi.
of the Avon Lake Public Library.'
WED., .FEB. 17 1
"Ash Wednesday '
A newspaper truck will be in the r.ark<ing lot of the Avon Lake United Church
of Christ on Electric Blvd. from Feb. 1?
through Feb. 24. Sponsored by Boy
Srout Troop 332: Newspapers only
please, no magazines, cardboard or
catalogs. Senior citizens and hoimlraip-.
ped, living in Avon Lake may aTangt to
hav* their pnpors picked up by calling
933-2906 evenings.
Eastvtew Parmt Visitation Day
, Awana Club meeting at Calvary Bap-,
, list Church from 6:30 p.m.-B:I5 p.m.
Every cbMtl K-fi is welcome to come join
the fun. .
ISA (Incest Survivon Anonymous]
p-eoling at 8 p.m. at Lakeshoro United,
, Methodist Church. For more information C=JI 333-0385. , . '
ALHS Vocal Music Patron Drive. Call
533-3334 to contribute to the Avon Lake
High School Vocal Music 1Department.
• Your name will appear in the WinterPatrol*. Concert program,
i 7th Annual Home Madoraiziilicn
Show from Fob. 10 through Febru-iry 14
at the I-XCenter (International Exposition Center} next to Cleveland Hopkins
International Airport.
,
Lake Shore Women's Club metiti-ig at
• • •
noon in the Community Room of the
The Avcn Lake Public Library, will be
Avon Lali Public Library.
holding a Babysitting Clinic on SaturTHURS.; FEB. 11
Tho Ay in Lake Hfgh School will be1 days. Feb. 20 and Feb. 27 from 10:30
th* scene.if a bloodmobile from 10-..u. a.m. to noon for children aged, 11 and
i~t. Registration is required. Col! the
lo i, p.m. AU are welcome to donate. ,
, , ,;
Overeaters Anonymous {OA} meeting I -ary at 933-8128.
at the Presbyterian'Church. 32340 Elec- ,, Urep Clinic at Avon Lake High School
1
trie Blvd. from 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m.
, clinic each school day from ,9 a.m.-9:30,
a.m. far Avon Lake residents. Cost is
FRL, FEB. 12
$4.50 for A.L. residents and S5.1W for
X "Lincoln's Birthday".
, Westvlew & Redwood Valentine's Day , non-residents. The clinic will be open
through the month t*f April.
Parties
SAT., FEB. 13
"Beat the Bli-^."* at 6:30 p.m.. United
Presbyterian Church, 32340 Electric
Blvd. Evening at fun, food, fellowship
and music. Call 933-O?4O for reservaThe Northeast Lorain County Chapter;
tions; $3.50 ea./S3.00 fer Senior Citizens.
ALHS Band/Vocal Solo/Ensemble #2843 of the Association if Retired Persons will hold its regular monthly
Contests.
'
meeting at noon, Tuesday. February 16. •
The Children's Room of the Avon, at tho United Church of Christ... Brown
: Lakt Public Library will celebrate Bag Lunch.
"Chinese New \>"". from 1-2 p.m. New Incline Tax Laws affecting 1907
Childron in Rradca l-e. Registration fs tax returns will hu the subject of discusrequired. Call the Library at U33-*>128. sion by Mr. Ed Keith. Internal Ktiv«ni»r
SUN., FEU. 14
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"Happy Valentine's Day!"
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Dad,
We tove you
•whole bunches!
, Happy •
valentine s Day!
Jennifer and Mom
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Daddy
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Jeff,
Let's pull that
ribbon!
Elby
All my love!
Love,
Greg
Shannon;
You are loved!
.
Mela me
Ich Liobe
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S Ycu are both special
^C daughters! We love you!,;
love.
Mom 4 Dad
Dick,
I love you
always!
Dolores
Bnb> Cuddles,
I love you!
Schnucums
L-E-E-EE,
Hove youl
Baby Cakes
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Mark,
&
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You're the gnatest ~
friend ersr!
BigT
Bill,
,
Vw.'re the greatesti,
We love you!
&, Sue, Caleb, Kyle &.
Carli
The Red Headed
Sweetheart of
4&
Dad,
EYE love youl
xoxo
Bob & David,
Happy
Valentine s Dayi
Love,
Mom
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Jonathan,
Happy 1st
Valentine's Day!
Casey & Shane
Douna-Oiane
ina-Diane
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Roses
are Red t*it
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No one is as Sweet
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Love,
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Donna
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Mom & Dad,
You arc the best
parents!
Love always
Sue
, Randy, ,
Valentine's Day!
I love youl
Karlene
Shari & Traci.
, Happy
ToKJUC, «fc
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ToK.LK.,
For Valentines Day.
You brightened up iny meager life.
On Ibe day you said you'd be my wife,1,
, feu give to me so much cheer.
Throughout the day, throughout the jtir.
These warm emotkms lhat I (eel,
I nrvcr dreamed rould adtully be real.
The love for you that I hold.
Shall never, ever, ever grow old. ,
Ray.
I love you with
all my heart!
fr
GRANDMA
Love forever. & & GRANDPA,
Sue
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Happy
XO J M T Valentine's Dayl
"!w*
Love,
Your Little
Wiggle Worm,
1 haven't always been so good,,
As your love for me demands I chould.
But I'll always try to be my best,
That* ray dear. Ain't no )est.
In dosing, Krusy. 1 just want to say,
Each day with you b Valentines Day.
R>r Valentines Day.
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I'm so proud b be your dad,
Ai a daughter you're not U» bad
, %u make me hippy in many ways;
Though I don't show it an some days.
You're a special gift from above.
That's vi hy you'll always have my love.
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Milan,
Thanks for 15
Great Years.
All My Love,
Elsie
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Happy '_
Valentine's Day
to Fluffy's Dad;
and Brother,
L o v e , ••': v
Rufty's Mom;
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To K.M.K.,
For Valentir.es Day
I am extremely thrilled to be your dad,
ftu've made my life so very glad,
Even when we fight about shoes,
Ky love for you I do not lose.
So. even if you were bom number two.
Daddy k.ts ym 1 ' •„- IUJ;!I and lhrou;[h.
Amy
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Lori,
My teacher is
my Valentine;
She stolo this happy
heart of mine.
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Grandmas & Grandpas,
We Love You ,
Very Much!
have happy hearts!
Kristin, Timmy, Paul,
Love,
Grandma & Grandpa:
& Brittany. XO
Valentine s Day!
Because of you we
Shannon am
Chrl^opher
Suzift Jennifer,
Happy 1st
Valentine's Dayl
Love,
E-OC
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Roger,
•C I'll always love you.
Jane &
Vanessa
Michael,
We love you!
Mommy^
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Mom & Dad,
We love youl ^
Bill & Sue,
Diane & Mark,
Johnny, Kathy,
Pattl, Caleb,
Kyle & Carll
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Jenny,
I love you!
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Dave
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Dennis,
Happy
Valentine s Day!
Even if my mother
is paying you!
Vicki ,
Ryan, and Corinne,
You stole our hearts!
With love,
• Mom and Dad.
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Kicker.
Happy
Valentine's Day!
Brenda
Bill, Mike and Ryan,
alentine's Da>
Great Heport Cardi - j
Brittany,
We love you
bunches!
Kristin &1 Paul,
U-RSpecial!
Christopher.
WeWuvYou!
Mommy
& Daddy
Babe,
I miss you!
Love,
Red
G r a m m i e and
Papa,
I love you!
Breen
Bamma&Papa,
One Year and,
We'ove you!
Sarah, Tine, Jared.
Michael,
re the best!
Caleb, Jessee,
Kyle, Ricky a C s i
XOXO
Kevin,
Love Always,
A Senior
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Mommy & Daddy,
1 love my new home.and Mail %
Your "Good Girl"
(W.I.G.) - (U,L.)
Grandou & Crandpa Mkhiet,
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Thanks Avon
Lake Strep
Clinic, workers
and drivers!
Marilcc & Bob,
Happy Annivcrwuy!
(2-14-88)
Linda
Trevor.
You're t h e Best.
Hove you! / /
All m y l o v e .
Dell
Getting Stronger!
:
Mark,
You light up my life!
Irlappy
Valentine s Djy'
Linda , _
Let's relive some old
times. I've missed them
and you!
Helen G,
It's still only you!
Ronnie Do
ToThe
Joe Baby,
You've made
our lives v .
so sweet!
Buiikin,
You mean the world
to me. I love you!
Love,
Fozzy Pie
Grandpa H,
Roses are red,
violets ure blue.,
Happy Valentine's
Day
, to yout
Love,,
Your 4 Prosskateors
Bob, Tricia, Matthew,
Let's be Valentines!
Love,
>ie & Grammy
Dear,
. Weloveyou;
Nicki, Ann, Sarah
& JoJo
Elaine M . ,
love you, Baby!
Love forever,
Frank
f I'm readyto"Toot". ,
• MappyVdlenline'sDay!
Love,
Linda
Harpy Va'cntine s Day,
Peanut, :
I love you so
mucbJ \
Pit
f->yco\- KuJd improvement.
Coun
I'jCisr.s'i saidtliLntj mavste
savinyi if unc contra tr°r does both
• AVON LAKE - Cuinnict
at tha sanitt fini"
fur th" ')rop'
Kulss
and r<:yti!ations fjr Miller Road
•'s"pra lu huni fallen
jrk
may
be .givoit to courcilot the next
cracks." baid Councilman Leland Uf>;J.
a-- drafted, by''lit boat launch
safety conumLlee chairman., , .
committee. •
' Sirico iaat Oc'totiLT. Law Director
February, is American Historj Month,
p
as proclaimed by thy maj or to salute the
the Elyri<Mxi:.ed Wykoff-Landu;
daughters of thb / ntjrican Reidtutian.
Associaiss. an yn^u^.-t-'ring firm, plannState Representative John Bars (D-54)
ed lo enli-r into an agi-cjmciU tlial would , wrolo he will protect his districts In"
award'the enyinetifs 9. percent of the terests on Issue 2 funds, adding elected
total cost of the p.-o^ct. payablu for officials of local subdivisions Hill deterphase-by-phdS'J progress. A St.Inu lion mine bow these funds arc used
building was proposed — with abaul
~ Channel «. in Cleveland, wrote*',
SlGUOOO earmark*^ ior ih*: t-nfluiyering it'sIVK\
ready to corrie cover A\oa Lake *~ yet Uiy firm uppyarjd less than aggressive when Proveiiza requested' a news, provided It hears of it
contract his wav. • ,
,
Councilman Judy amnck said she J 3
Pi-ovtnza said he could not recom- read of a scam whereby people try J o j ^
mend thu company's standard contrr,ci gain entry to homes by dressing up as •
and accepted the duty of drawing up a CEI officials offering refunds The CEP"
contract safeguarding the city's in- magazine reported^ it doesn't give *
terests. Following initial contact, return refunds — In this way. ,
j
, correspondence became, sparse.
•Left to right: James Allen, Alien Refrigerat'oh^oe McDonald, B.F. Goodrich:; , "I've received no response, phone, let- City-Engineer Jesse Kalouria said be
Errna'HaverbackrAvon Lake'Coundt" president: Lee Curtis, Candle Korner; , ter or otherwise," said Pruvenita on his filed ^..perworfc so thj city can use a
CDBG grant to mate Ine swii^
Tom Kosinski, Fishers Bio Wheel; Karen Standring, Standring's Automotive;
most recent efforts. City Engineer Jessee S3B.900
Ron Palmer, SweettJriar; John Knipper. Avon Lake Historical Society; Arthur
Kalouria also had problems with the mlng pool accessible to the handicap-^ _^
ped. Other grant money will bo used for'Vrf
company's standard contract.
Ziegler, Aqua Marine; Ben Youmans; Aqua Marine.
,
a McJs on Wheels program.
u /"*
"Based upon no agreement, with the
The equalization board, for JVr-^
architectural firm. 1 suggest we take this , mour/Avon Point swwer assessmantsi
back to committee so other avenues can will convene tonight- • •':
-tbe explored," Lapp said.
' •
The finance committee will continuob
The committee may also explore a yat- discussions with the fire chiof in order .^
!o-be discussed concept of modifying ex- to placo a renewal levy for paramodic'^ *
isting plans for already-built justice , seryice on the ballot for voter a
centers In other Ohio communities,, thus discression;
saving scores of thousands oF dollars.
Council autliorizod $1,500 to bo given J ^
More of council bits 'n' pieces:
to tho Avon Lako Youth Basketball
The, finance committee refused'to pay Commission.
Ui« Rotary Club du»s for Police Chief
Councilman Glen Bender said the ^
Richard Hunt. Council President Ermu
Moverback noted professional organiza- transportation comraftieo next Thurs- ^
tion dues get paid, but Rotary ivculd be day will discuss extended five-day ser'"i(ce of the city Diat-A-Bus
.
stretchingit.
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, ' ;
.' Councilman Don Llptok said the enMayor Hausrod said on outplacement vironmental committee was asked to
plan far workers of a sDca-[o-closo ducido the merits' of smoking restricElyria General Motors plant ma; benefit tions in public buildings.
the city. Apparently GM will pay Some 1 Council approved - the mayor s op- «•
employees it must iay off for a certain
.periodof time and they can work for the pointments to the Charter Review Com-*
mission as Barry Eckstein, chairman. .^
city. More oa this next week.
; members-..Howard Fisher, Dr ^
Several council'members heard con- plus
Kearns, .Jack. Kilbnde. Paul {tstituents complain that, too many Michael
sidewalks arc snow-covered. The city Mate, Margaret Smith, Vince Urliln,^
sidewalk ordinance places tho respon- 1Kay Usher and Michael Yi'rmanovich,
sibility of shoveling sidewalks, on pro- Mayor Hausrod said he will throw out t.
the first dart in an Aqua Marino hosted
perty owners.
,
,
dart tournament that has a $10 000 top
Council
authorized
bidding
procedure
Hetb Brugh is congratulated by Fred Horst, secretary of Avon Lake Rotary.
to expand Pin Oak Parkway by 247 feet prize for competition tho weekend of"
arid also approved seeking bids for, March 3.
Improvement
Awards Given
Order Sportswear ',
Krievievv PTA Is now selling sportswear for spring and summer. Wo have
1
u v'urlety of nice styles for children iind
adults.
,
At the, first January meeting.of tho
Wo will be taking orders
for short
n
Avon L^ko Rotary Club tofJ plaques sloove and sleeveless • tiirts in turwore awarded in Rotary's second an- quoiso, block and pink with n small
nual Business Improvement Award Pro* 1 white aailboat and "Avon Lake*' lottur- ,
grur.i. To receive
thu a word businesses ing. Coordinating twill shorts arc
must bo within1 lho City of Avon Lake. : available too. Rcyii! hluo nnd raspberry
The Improvements mui'i be to tho in sweat suits can bo ordered with n styli?.terlor or exterior of tho business, hitd the od script "Avon Lake" imprint in white
improvements must be physioul and across tho frant of the, sweatshirts.'
must exceed, five thousand dollars In
These are all good quality items at
value
very reasonable prices. Deadline to
, The ton businesses recognized fot the place your orddr is February 12. Floase
yoar 1U87 and thu name of the persou(s) call 933-5-137 for more information and
receiving the awards were: Allen to place your order.
, Fv'.t'riKerntion Services, Inc.. Mr,,[tunes
Allen; Aqua Marine Hotel »nd Resort,
Mr, Beit Youmuns arid Mr. Arthur
Zieplnr; Avon Lake Miller Koad Park.
1
Mayor Richard Hnusrot! 2*^1 Mrs. Erma
Hnverback; Cnndlo Knrnor aitd Bee Supply, Mrs. [oil Curtis; Fishers .Ilg Wheel. ' Kindergarten rogisitution for children
Inc., Mr. Thomas Kosiniki; H.F. attending -*-Von Schools next year taku
Gundriclt Chemical Plunt. Mr, |<jsoph place on Thursday. February 10 and FriMcDonald*: Herb's on Lake, Mr. Herb day, February lg, 1988 from 9:00 - 4:00
Uru^h: 1'titer Miller House. Mr. John at Avon Middle School. Parents are reKniupper: Standring's Automotive Ser- quested to briny a birth certificate or
vice. Mrs. Curatd Sttindrlng; Sweetbriar birth record • and all • immunization
Calf Club, Mr. Ranald Palmor,
records to the' legistrntion. Children
The aivards wore'presented by |olm must be five yean, old un or before'
September
30, 1988 (o enroll for next
Morrison, vice-president of Avon Laku
, .
.
Rotary and chairman of th« Community yonr'i kindorjjfartan,
Sorvfco Committee. Selection of the reciRegistration far Avon's Thin] Snfcty,
pient was madu by the Community Sbr- Town will also take plucu at
Undergurteh registration. Cost Id S7.00
, vlco Committee:
. •
Avon Lnko .Rotary members ofrorud at time ot registration and $10.00 for late
their congratulations lu thu len t()87 registration.
Kindergarten
Registration
winno.-a.
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Support
Group Meets
One is a Whole Number,
a support group for
, v.'idows and widowers,
will me«t Thursday, Fob.
11. 7:30 p.m. at the Sheffield Lake Civic Center,
4575 Lako Kd.
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mal education. It Is our aim to foster
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and positive self-image. '
For more information or to register
your child, please call 949^5171 on ManSend all articles to 5529 E. Lake Rd. or "safe house."
call 943-5531 after 4 p.m. Articles must
Even if you do not participate in the
be received by noon Thursday.
program, be sure to instruct your
children about the BLOCK PARENT
SPAGHETTI DINNER
homes. Let them know they can go to
Hope Lutheran Church of Sheffield them anytime, anywhere should they
Lake will be holding a spaghetti dinner need real help.
on February 13 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Adult
tickets will cost S3. children from twelve
ST, THOMAS
to five will be admitted for, $2 and
THE
APOSTLE
SCHOOL
children under five will be admitted for
St. Thomas School1 wishes to confree.,The menu will be spaghetti, tossed gratulate
the
following
who i Q. I recently noticed some building
salad, home made bread, and butter, have,made the EFFORT students
ROLL for the materials on Walker Road; between
dessert and beverage. Tickets will be second gra.iing period: Nicole
Lear and Jeycax. Will this be used Tor
available at tho door. For more informa- Nicky Arm. Shawn Carter; Todd Bolton.
Dillon, sidewalks on Walker Road. '
tion call 049-2024 or 949-2620.
[ost-ph Eckenrotle. Steve Kvasnok. Mol— An Avon Lake Resident
ly Rost. Corey Rosso, Tim StoreA: What you saw is the ingredients of
putbwski, Melinda Wright, Joseph a storm sewer outlet for, Woodlands subINNER FRONTIERS
• Inner Frontiers, an educational lec- Beckham.. Holly Higgs, Stephanie LaUle. division. Included In 33-tnch pipe'iimi
ture group which explores subjects on Megan Sullivan. Stephanie Stonestreet, for the southern part of the subdivision,
parapsychology and metaphysics, will Kelly Carter, Dawn Fletcher, Colleen s^id City Engineer Jesse Kalouria. He
meet February 16 at the Elyria Savings Laule. Iohn McCallie, Carrie Novak. said the line will extend from the enand Trust downstairs meeting room. . Catherine , Rozmaryno'.vicz, Kathy
33455 Lake Rd., Avon Lake. Parking is Sikora. Mike Finnerty, C»rtss>*
in the rear off Electric Blvd. Social time Kastovka. Richard Polomsky, Chris
will bo at 7:30 p.m. and the program will Brunkow. Kim Martin. Mark Sabot,
Melanie Stkura, Patt Scott, Matt Norstart at 8 p.m.
,
Carrie Ecke'nrodc and Sherry
,••••• T. Albert Thomas, psychic, will speak wood,
Rouse.
' .'
, on,"Tha Power Within."
Members pay'Sl at the door and
The following children have made the
; guests pay S3. Membership is S10 per HONOR
1
ROLL for the second grading
year including the evening one joins.
. period: Tarra Broeckel.fcnny Peregord.
Monica Wright. • Ronald Thompson,
-MUSICAL HONORS
Medina, Jason Evanoff, fenny
, Congratulations to Louie Maldonado, , Sean
Jacobs,1 Rcnee Tho mason, Lisa Walsh,
a senior at Brooksido High School, for Chuck
Arra. Phyllis Bayus. David
• being selected to play first darinot in the
j Scott Dillon, Jim Miller.
- All Ohio Band Conference at fowling Couglin.
Craig, Cheryl Kasper. Brian
; Green University. This band, nude up Michael
Peregord.' Erin Houriet. Charles SchiU,
of selected students from all over Ohio, Lindsey Tilden, Christopher Wallace.
Large Roses
:
performed on January 29-30 • at the Jonathon'Wright. Teresa Barret, Laura
University. •
Brunkow;, Melissa Mortcnsen, Lisa
Sweetheart Roses
-•-. Louio is the son of Luis and Maria Tbbmpsdn. Chris Duxaney, Christa
Maldonado of Sheffield Village. He , Fury, Jeff Evanoff, David Kosakowski,
Carnations
. hopes to continue his interest in music Jeff Miller, Jim Luule. Colleen Serowski,
> by obtaining a music major in college. • Greg Barbiaux, Tracy Feltes, Nicole
Mixed Flowers
Hanning, Amy Pewgord, Ines Gomez.
V "V'1':' YOUTH BASEBALL
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Youth BaseCOMMUNITY DAYS 25
.; ball/Softball registration will be held on
. Community Days in Sheffield Lake
" : February 13 and 14 from noon to 4 p.m. will be July 13 thn: 17.1998. This is the
at the Community Center. The cost is twenty-fifth anniversary of our annual,
Dream
; S15 for city leagues and $20 for Hot summer celebration.
Stove. First year players must bring
Bosquet
Over thirty organizations combine
v, their birth certificates. The youngest
Cuddly bcai hold-no
their members with Community Civic
yV players, must bo 7 years old by August 1. Council to sponsor this event. These
' I ' A parent'or guardian's siQnature Is re- organizations will either run or sponsor
' quired on the registration form. '
over seventy gume and variety food
v Applications for umpires, managers booths.
',
'•.and field workers are also being
The big -twenty-tilth anniversary
.accepted.
• • '
'..'.•
parade will be on July 14 at 7 p.m. More
, If there are any questions plsaio call 1 information will he forthcoming.
Mr. Dennis Vano, General Manager'at
Plan to coma and help us celebrate 25
.949-5972.
years of working together.
Sheffield -Sheffield Lake News
ddy, Tuesday or Wednesday mornings -*
between 8:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.ra. or
D33-1731 or933-5754 when our school is
hot in session.
Press Line
933-5100
Woodlands Welcomes
Storm Sewer
CALLING ALL WOMEN
Nov* that all the.hectic holidays are
behind you and tho long winter- days are
• V upon !you, don't lot cabin fever or the
i / : doldrums, get "you. This Is the perfect-time, to come play volleyball with us.
-•• Lbso those extra pounds you've put on ,
. or stay in shape for summer.
; - VVVien's volleyball Is open to any
—-winian age 18 ant' _ver in our area. •
, Thorp is no cost, no bquipmont required
and no excuso not to come. This is an
opori recreation program, corno when
• you can and leaye when you want.
' „• Wo moot every Monday that school is
•'ii Is session from 7 to iO p.m. in the gym
of, Tennyson School, 555 Richelieu.
Sheffield Lake. . ' • . " ' " '
Call 949-6348 for more information..
, P.S. You don't oven need to really know
how to play,
,
LUNCH BRUNCH
The United Church of Christ of Sheffield Lake is having a brunch lunch on
February 12 from 11:30 a.m to 1 p.m.
Thorn will be ham and egg strata, homemade rolls, pie and bovarnge for $2.50.
SOCCER REGISTRATION
Soccer registration fur 1988 will bn at
Sheffield Lake City Hall on February 13
antl 14 from 1 to 4 p.m: New players
must bring a bjrth, rwtlficate and two
non-returnable photos,
,
Students born from 1972 through 1979
will join a travel, team and those born
from 19B0 through 1QB3 will join an in
house team. Fees for the travel teams are
$15 and fees for I he in house team are
$10.
For mom information call 949-G370 or
949-7292.
We Carry The
FTD Crystal
Bowl & Love Note
Bouquets
, trance of Woodlands to a point oear the
Gable Ditch, which is covered by tho S
bridge on Walker Road. While n o *
definite plans are inade for sidewalks on
Walker, council is considering whether
or not to lay them in conjunction with
the Walker Road trunk line. The mayor
asked the public service committee to
look into this particularly because'of the
construction of Leorwood Shopping
Center and safety of. pedestrians.
Boutique Bo til
Bouquet
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rose or carnation
Blooming Plants
Green Plants
Silk Flower Arrungements
Cords & Gifts
Ca5ii-n-Carry
Special
Daises 5 3 "
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BLOCK PARENTS
STEPPING STONES NUF3ERY
t h o three elementary schools of ShefSCHOOL FALL REGISTRATION
field Lake have banded together with
The Stepping Stones Nurseiy School
. their PTOs and the police department to
establish "safe houses" children can go has begun registration for thir 1988-89
year that will begin in September
to in an emergency. Tho BLOCK school
1988. Tho school Is locateofm The
PARENT program has been established of
United Church of Christ, 603'Sunset
in Sheffield Lako but wo need more Avonuc
in Sheffield Lake.,
-,
homes, especially in tho Tennyson
Classes will be held on Monday, TuesSchool area.
.
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You need not >T«JI your home or have day and Wednesday mornings from 9:15,
children to bo' guallfied.^ It is .not... a.m. until 11:30 a.m. The possibility of
class Is also b
necessary for'somootje to be no-no all :. an afternoon
depending on ros,
tho time. All you need to do is go to any sldcred
school
is
licensed
by The Ohj
of tho three elementary schools and fill ment of Human Services
out, an application."When tho form is pro-klnde -garten programand
fc
returned, thtf*.)»lfce ,'dupartmont years of ageViThe, aim df our _ ^
"screens" tho rrprno'arid tho occupants. to provide for the all around growth of
- You then receive a largo groen card say- tho child which will contribute to a haping BLOCK PARENT to display in a py and successful adjustment to his for'window'or a door to show you arc a
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9 A.M. JO 6 P.M. ON SUNDAY
LONG AGO, IN A FORfiST SO THICK...
It may sound like the beginning of a_*'orj-book. 1aut
these were the words used to describe Shellwld 111
Late ic
a program that was presented to Mrs. Grake s 'I * Mr*.
Kiraffuta's first g-a&s at Forusllawn. The Lorain County Historical Society urns wllh their-museum m a suitcase' and presented their program on the pioneer
school. The children not.only listened to stones, but multiplication Tacts.
Ihey "-* to handle items that were used in u log fc-nooL
They' found out pioneer children either, walked to SHEFFIELD MIDDLE.
School or came in a kid wagon.'The students saw the
McCuffey readers, hum books, slates, and even a
switch and dunce hat. A,big thank you is extended to
Mrs. Eleanor Whitehead and Mrs. Mary Jackson tor brCOMING EVENTS
Wed,, Feb. 10: BHS G. BB vs.Wellington [H]. ti:30 inging history alive at Forestlawn. •
Uieir
Schools
p.m.'
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studuils
at
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Thurs.. Feb. 11: SMS G. .BB v* Clvarvk-w (H). 4:15
p.m.'
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Frl., Feb. 12: BHS B- BB vs Keystone I A). li:30 p.m.;
3HS JV WR Tournament. 5:30 p.m.- (HJ.
Sat., Feb. 13: JV WR Tournament, Lorain County (A),
So.-thview; BHS WR, Lurain County (A). Firelands.
nooo, GYM Sectional Tournament at BHS. 9:30 a.m.
Man., Feb. 15: NO SCHOOL.,
Tues., Feb. 16: SMS G. BB vs Avon [A). 4:l5 p.m.;
BHS B. DB vs North Rldgcvillc (H}, 15:30 p.m.
MENU
Wed., Feb. 10: Ravioli. Peanut'B.uttur Sandwich Peas
and Carrots. Diced Pears. Milk. * Cum DUJJ,
Thurs., Feb. 11: 'Hamburger w/Bun, Sjil'itnch,
"caches. Milk. * Tiico Burger.
* FrK, Feb. 12: Fish Sandwich. Talur Tuls. Orange Secions. Oatmeal Cookie, Milk. ' Chicken Palty w/Bun.
Mon., Feb. 15: NO SCHOOL. President's Diy.
Tucs., Feb. 16: Chicken Nugyuls. Whdu Kernel Corn,
•'caches and Puors. Milk. ' Hamburger w/Bun.
Wed., Feb. 37: Macaroni and Cheese. Mixed
/egetables. Pineapple Chunks. Milk, * Beef Taco.
• BHS and SMS Entree.
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event lhat meeL^ with much success.
1st Grade Registration
First grade registration will be held
February 16-26 at Holy Triniiy School
2610 Nagel Road. Parents arc requested
id bring to the registration their chiiiTa
baptismal and birth
certificate as well
as
all immunization1 records. •
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(Lefi to right) Adam Biltz with horn book, Kprey Harr:
ington using the counting board and Lauri Hayden
reading from a McGuffey reader.
BUSY MONTH F6RMRS. SLOTWINSKKS CLASS
February will be a busy month for Mrs. SlutwinskiV
• ne«dJ«wo(U *. graphic*
• jver 1OOO prints avallablo [
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T ' decorafvsi matting
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Open Mpn, &'Thurs. Till 9 P.M;
Avon "Accidents &
Dermaicfis of sqnie ct we atbiuvigiicns (ou-.d
In ttw PnCce Logs.
GOA • Gone on Arrival.
UTL • Unable to Locate. ,
MYA - Mote Vehido Accident. ,
0 * 6 - Breaking and Entering.
BOLO - Be on the Lookout.
FI'D - Field Interrogated.
OWI T Driving White Inio»csie4
KCC - No Cause !or Complaints.
Dlsp- Unit * Dispatched Units.'
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DUI - Driving Undar Wiatnnu
January 27
0004 - Called oul the road 'tews. 1
0Q35- Arrested a rrotorist tor driving undet the
Wueflco - incarcerated.
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0251 - Report o( a vehicle in the ditch on Mabel
fld.
0337-Transported a prisoner to I orain County
, cot fictional facility.''
0343 - Assisted a motorisl with vehicle lock-out anlry sained.
1116- Prtsoner/eleased on bond.
1307'- Report^! a vehicle eeddent wim \nturies t-90.
2025 • Check suspicious vehicle a t a business
establishment.'
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2236 - Assisted motorist with a disabled verucrt.SRB3&SR254. . . . / . • • • .
Chinese
New Year
21C5 • Assisted 3 r^cicri;!
January 31
,
0107 - Arrested 1 motSfiSt fs.- driving ^-r-iur *J3
influence -'ipcarca'at.ed
0139 - Prisor-.^r released an bond.
0350 - Transported 2 pedcs'.iaia on Detro-J lo
tre Westiafce lir.e.
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1120 - Hosprla! repcrt3 a shcoting.
t352 - Unt: on station v,ith a wiola.or.
2333 - Assisted a mctofis: viAh vchtcie icc^out. Entry gaiied.
February 1
,
000* - Resident on Julia Ave. fequesis cruiser.'
has si t3ject possibly involved In B & E.
015.! - Assisted ficilh BidgeviSe PD in locating
a person.
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, 0757 - Transported a prjsoner.to Lorain County
Corroctional facility.
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• 1553 - Assisted a motcxist wiin vehicle lock.-cut
-entry gained. • .L.
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1647 - Recovered a iBhiclo stolon owl c!
Cleveland.
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1733 • Unit on station wim aLVidaior. rdaased
oh bond. .
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. The Children's Room of,
'l.u Avon Lake Public1
Library , will .celebrate
Cruncs'e Slew Year Feb. 13
troin 1-2 p.m.
Chinese stories, crafts
and other fun is planned
Tor children m grades 1-C^
Registration is planned.
To reserve a place, call tho
Library at 933-8128- _ ,
Order This Week And Receive A
FREE VALANCE!
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2143 - Assisted Sheffield PD. open door at a
business estabBshmenL.
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February 2
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Daily9:30-5:30 Sat.9 30-3 00
933-3518
0054 - Unit on station with a violator, released
jtnusry 28
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or. bond.
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0244 - Resident on Detroit r&port!. a possible •
0241 -Arrested a motorist for driving under tha"
prowler.
Influence - incarceratfld.';.
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1119 -Towed disabled vehicle frarr SR 611. „ . 0337 -AJnit^jn statiofwvith a passengor to ar.,
January 2 9 - —
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0113 ••Roportdf a pedestrian on t-90-: . _ • 0450 -Report of a vehicle accident on SR 611
•overpass:with Injuries. ,
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by Jim Flanigan. Sports Editor
Sportsearch Challenge — To help •
cure you of cabin fever, I have devised a
couple of wordsearch puzzles to work
on in froat of the fire. Each of three
puzzles contains the names of the boys
on the three area high school basketball
: teams. See it you can find all of the
names listed. Caution! They, may be
found in any direction. Enjoy!!
, P.S.1 Yes, the girls* teams will be coming in the near future. • . ,
' Powerful Comments — Recently* I
made reference to the mild winter we
were having — lack of snow, above
. freezing temperatures, all of which
spelled trouble for winter sports funs. '
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'and cold weather. Break out the skis.
skates, and sleds and use them while it
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registration will be held February 13 and
14 from noon to 4:00 p.m. at.ths Civic
Center. Cost Is SI5.00 for City League
and 520.00 for Hct, Stove. Kbst year
players must -bring their birth certificates. Parent or.guardian signature
required on registration form; Youngest
players must be 7 years old by August 1.
Also being accepted are applications
for managers, umpires,1 and field
Workers. If you have1 any questions,,
please contact Dennis Vano, General
Manager at 049-5942
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, Volleyball
Pick up volleyball games on Sundays
from 2:00 to 4:00.
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acd 8 at Middle school. ;
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9:00-5:00 weekdays. Any questions call
Dianno; 034-4242.
Energetic physical movement mixed
with lots of fun and music is a,great way
to describe Junior Jazzercisc. The
specialized program for boys and girls.
ages 5-12, introduces children to the
world of music and fitness. Classes star!
Feb. 11. 4:15 to 5:10 p.m. at the Old
Firchouse. Cost of a six weeks session is
S15.00. To register call Carolyn,
933-2S07.
Polar Bear Camp
Out By Troop 300
No one saw a polar bear, but the Boy
Scouts of Troop 300 certainly learned
how to b r a v e below freezing
temperatures in their Winter Wilderness
Survival camp at the Poltr Bear Camp
Out in Camp Belden.
From T-oop.300 the Scouts who went
on this adventure on.1 January 23-24 were
Bela Faltay, Jason Henry, John Kriimon,.
, Geoff McGuire, Corey PaUinger , and
Eric Schenker. The' adults who accompanied them were Rich Zulln (Scout•..lister). Jim Henry John Faltay and Jeff
Zuilo.
Prior to their camp out the scouts in
three different meetings learned how to
survive in the winter wilderness with
food, clothing and minimum shelter.
The activity surrounding the Polar
Bear Corap Out for the major part of the
day was hiking up to their camp site.
Once there, they prepared their own Individual ground beds with tall weeds cut
from the camp grounds and makeshift '
tents with tarpaulin., Later, they did
some more hiking and then prepared
their own muals before turning in for tho
night in their tents.
They all survived this expedition. For
this, each of the Boy Scouts received a
certificate and a natch for this
achievement.
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p.m. at the Lutheran Church on the Corner of Avon Belden and Lake Road.
Those Interested in becoming a Scout
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Rich Zullo at 933-^673.
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Brian Zupan races toward the goal with th<* puck while, playing hockey. wfth,
friends at Bleser Field in Avon Lake. Brian and other y o u n g t ^ e y enthusiasts
play pick-up games at the ice pond after school each day. The weather is onen
cold but the skaters don't seamtocare as they play this fast-paced .game.,
(Photo by J i m Flanigan)
The Hornets were defeated 53-24 by
thn always powerful SL Mark's team.
Winning bv pins for SL Thomas were;.Soon CHckner, lim Scaill. Shane
Elswick. and Davo Rodriguez. Fourth
grader Chuck Schill also won by decision in an exhibition match. • .*• ,
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week's final dual meet with Ascension.
This was the team Head. Coach Schill
started before coming" to SL Thomas, so
there Is always o lot of good natural
compntition. A win against the Panthers
would give SL Thomas a school record
for dual meot victories. Assistant Coach;
Mike Sweoney credits much of this
year's success to Chuck's palience wtih
the younger wrestlers.
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St. Joseph (AL)
St. Josoph (Amh)
St. Mary (E) Blue,
St. Peter (L)
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St. Thomas (SL)
St. Mary (A)
St. Mary (E) Gold ,
Division " D " North
St. Peter (NR)«2
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St. Peter (L) Blue
St. Mary (L)
St. Anthony (L) #2
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A newspaper truck will bo In the parking lot of the Avon Lake United Church
of Christ, on Electric Blvd. across from
the City pool, from Wed., Feb. 17
through Wed.. Feb. 24, sponsored by
Boy Scout Troop 332. Newspapers only
please, no magazL-M, cardboard, or
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Division " C " South
St. Joseph (Amh) mi
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SL Joseph (AL) Lakers
"St. Thomas (SL)
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Holy Trinity
St. Peter (NR)
Senior citizens and handicapped living in Avon Lake may arrange to have
their papers picked up by calling Mr.
Szippl, evenings, at 933-2906.
Thank you for helping support our
50-yea'-old troop!
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Clint Bauer
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Lance Meiners
Matt Smith,'
Steve Mutlin
Tim Weber
Adam Scavnlcky
Darren Johnston
Jeff Sabot
joe Deasy
Matt Anthony
Mike Schmotzer
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All of the Thomas loynl followers 'Loralns Hnliday^TournBy^aiMita^supor - J**
would liku to congratulate tho following league effort falling short list weektoSt. t "jf,
teams and their coaches: '•, -^ •,. ' '• ,„ ' :
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Thu oight grade toam: Congratulations \". toss;inlea8u6 competi*tron:iaTioy=ibave
accumulated
14 wins to dato The grunt.
coaches Roger- Woltorsi:. and Miko
Duraney and their boys In coming up, accomplishment for the hoyscte Iholr ,
with 3 victories this year in a year that ! ability to pick, pass, rebound, and shoot '
saw them combine grades in order to J as - a teamU This is one of t'
field a tnam of seven. Their opponents; dedicated and uiisotttslMeams
cojehes. nnd fans know that tho boys como through St. Thomas in years
tried 100% from the opening buzzer'to • has to bo ratod ns one of thojwst Keep
the final, buzzer. Super, efforts • carab up the spirit!!
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from Greg Berlo, Chris Duranoy; Bill' •vGroat season so far-ami good
Trowbridgo. Chuck Arra. Chuckv the tournements
Jackson. Matt Martin; and Jim Kvasnok. : . ,Tho;:Glrls Varsity*
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:-, Great season so far and good luck in CoacK'Gary Eckenrode ond
hla .
the tournaments. '
" . , . The season is just smarting to roll ^ « * i
The Gth grade team: Congratulations ivb've seen some spectacular efforts in
coaches Darrrll Smith and Larry'Alton '. what looks like another wincing season
and their boys In coming up with 1a 5-3. ; ahead/ They find themselves In the
league records T***i best ovur. for this • power division with only the best Lorain^
group of boys! IVH ;a roster of 33 boys 'County CYO tcurn* In thoir division- ^
tha coaches found\themselves with a ~ '. Good luck and tceop on fighting- * Onvery hard choice on\wha should start ward to victory!
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because they didn't havermy super stars
- The RlrU cadet Congratulations
but they have 13 excellent athletes with Coach Bob• Bayus and,hls girls. The
heart and desire! GrertsRnsoo 1so far and season is moving on with great wins and
goad hick in the tournaments.
• ,,
spectacular efforts. Toamwork <s going
" The 5th grade lean.1: Congratulations to put these girls Into contention for tho
Coach Jamie Pavlich a.id his boys. This championship crown. .Coach Bayus U ^
season has had many highlights for the seeing major improvements In his girl*'
Hornets. They came, away with a championship at ' St..' Mary's preseason ability to play basketball: Keep up yqur
tournev. second place at SL Mary hard work/Goad Luck!::
Haas To Study Mexican Culture
Kip Fashing checks out h i s new Ford 4 x 4
Pickup with salesman Uarry S t e i n m a n . " O u r
whole family likes F o r d s , " s a y s Kip.
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; Listen to basketball between Avon Lake and Amherst,
Tues:,Feb.16,8p.m.W.E.O.L.
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933-3291
Cleve.
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, Ohio University, Senior Linda Haas
left for Morida, Mexico Jan. 6 to study
Spanish and learn about Mexican
culture.
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During her ihreo-month stay. Miss
Haas also is working on a videotape for'.
O.U.'s Spanish Department. Tho
videotape will concentrato on the ancient Mayan structures of tho Yucatan
Peninsula, as well as the Mayan people
who1, still reside in very primitive
quarters.
Miss,Haas is being accompanied by*
• approximately 40 other students from
, O. LT. and Cleveland as part of a program
that provides total frtimerslon Into Mox, ican life. Ljida has b«on paired with
another O.U!, student and is living with a
middle-clasj Mexican family, earning 20
credits tov/ard her degree.
When Unda is finished with class for
tho day. rile will participate In the sights
and sounds of the city and occasionally
take field trips into the Mayan living
areas.
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Mlas Haas wo>aaked to work on tho
project because she has taken Spanish
since hor freshman year H high school
and is involved with television In college. At Ohio University, Linda has been
involved extensively with television and
radio. Last quarter Linda was reporting
und producing mini-documentaries for
public television and has anchored
newscasts for both radio and TV,
Last summer,Miss Haas interned at
WJVV-TVB in Clevoland and plans to Intern again next sumnvjrT but Isn't sure
where. When she,returns lo school in
the spring, she will,continue to anchor,
produce and report Tor. WOUB In
Athens.
Miss Haas is a 1984 graduate of Avon
Lake High and a journalism mafor/SpLJl: linor at Ohio Unlvorslty.
Avon Lake Recreation Dept.
Avon High Sports Line
JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL
_ The Eighth Grade girte won, 45-14,
against McCorraick Middle School.
* High scorer was Sue Hollars with 21.
Also scoring far Avon were Nancy Orr 6
points, Lori Maynard with 4 points,
Tracy Lent with 4 and (ill Pa'.ski with 4.
The girls Iheh look, OP Keystone,
defeating thnm 44-14. Sue Hollars again
led all scoring with 20 points and one 3
pointer. Patske. Maynard, Lent, Orr,
and Sherri Smith w^re once agalu effective an the court.
THE SEVENTH GRADERS took a loss
! from McCormick, even though Karen
liynes scored 5 and llhrislie Basset t 4.
Cora'-iig off the U*w Ihe girls beat
• Key si one 34-18. Ar.i> Smith was high
If your organization has not sent in the
roster of officers, plese do so- The
Recreation
Department Is updating their
records1 of social and recreation
organizations and who the main contact
is. The roster may iv> dropped off at the
FRESHMAN GIRLS' BASKETBALL —
Old Firehouse between 10 and 2. MonThe Freshman girls* basketball learn
day thru Friday or mailed to Recreation ,
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captured their fourth win in a row by Department, 100 Avon Belden Rd..
defeating Columbia 38-25. Julie Sudy led
Avon Lake.
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all scorers with 14 pointsJUST A REMINDER - With the spring
and, winter weather changes, the ice
FRESHMAN BOYS' BASKETBALL pond, located at Dleser Park, Is sari) for
The Ninth Grade boys" basketball team
skating only when the YELLOW FLAG
not win, number five with an exciting
is flying. The flag is located on the west
triucnh over Oberlin. Playing well, corner of the shelter house. Thn ice
througlio^* the contest the Eagles built
pond hours of operation an? Monday
an eight poiuV advantage at the half and
extend it to 13 by the end of the third
period.
scorer with a total of 16 paints. Christio
Bassctt had 7, Karen Hynes 4, Amy
Wenzler 2, Stacy O.udztak 2. Carte
Nickel 2, and Lisa Crawford 1.
thru Thursday. 4 p.m. to 9 p.ro.. Friday 4
p.m. to 10 pjn'.. Saturday ,10a.m. to 10
p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 9 pjn.
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, Special note - The ice pond shelter will
be open from 10 mn. to 9 p.ra- on
February 15 [President's Day) weather
permitting. .
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The Recreation.Department recen-os
many sport equipment catalogs. If any
recreation organization would, like to
suip by and view them, they may Q° 5 O
Monday thru Friday. 10 a.m. to 2 psa. at
the Old Firehouse. Or special arrangements can be made to view them at
a different time. To make airangements
sfop by or call 933-6141, Ext. 30.
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Avon's Coach Receives State Recognition
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Avon High School's Cross Country coach at Avon for the last 8 years with 7
Coach.,]ira Reynolds has betui selected undefeated seasons. The tesrhs have:
as the cross country Coach of the Year been district runners-up, regional
by the Ohio Association of Track and ,runners-up last, full and fourth ,in the
l e d
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. |;.-^-; • ", S t aCongrotulations
CLASS " D " CENTRAL DIVISION sixth kugue victory with no losses. With Cross Country Coaches.
to', Mr., .ReyioldsHe
was
honored
as
the
top
coach
for
this victory the boys clinched at least u
Avon High School Is very proud of our
rRESULTS
tie for the championship with 2 games girls' cross country teams at tho State track and cross country coach*
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SL Thomas Green — 18
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Cross
Country
and
Track
Convection
in
remaining.
Jon
Wright,
4
pts.;
Bobby
•',-Sr Thomas White — 8
tU
Columbus.
Coach
Reynolds
h*sh
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,
Rosso.
9
pts.;
Kevin
Kvasnok,
£
pts.:
The "Green Team" coached by Dave
'
Boscarello played a steady unselfish Dave Boscarello. 2 pts.
Defensive standouts were Mike Craig
•':' game with-7 buys hitting the scoring col: umn: Jon Wright. 4 pts4 Bobby Rosso, 4 and captain* Adam Sabol. these boys
; pts.; Stevo Kvasnok, 2 pi*.; Dave cleared the boards and helped snuff out
1
- Boscarello, 2 pts.; Kevin Kvasnak, 2 pts.: the Knights very potent offensive team.
Kathleen McNseloy-CbarldtteVPetkofT..
HONOR ROLL
Adam Sabo!. 3 pts..: Mike Cruig, 2 pts.
Grade 8: Laurie Allen, Thomas An-, Jeffre>* Rotz, Molly RoWelL ; Matthow :
, , Defensive standouts were Dave, Jon. 5L Thomas White — 8
dolsen. Julie Bell. Kristy CarcK. Joseph Sfiligoj, Lisa Simonovich. . MarfcA
and Bobby. This was a super team ef-. Sacred Heart — 6
What a gome this was!! A hard fought.
Chatlos. Jennifer Cook* Robert D'An- SullV-an, . Megan Sullivan... Terrenes:;
.fort!! The bdys scrapped and.clawed but
drea, David Hsu. Daniel Kelly. Mollle'. Urig. Victoria WedeUV:-£:•^-v^.v;.;pt>I
; fell short on the. score. They made SL super defensive effort by both teams.
Students rnrst ecrn an average grade y
the score after tho first quarter 4-2
Krerven, Heather McNeeley. Sharon
• •, Thomas and their fans proud with their. With
Heart seemed to have the game
Miller,. Julie Pudimat, Meg Rusnak, of 90% or above to qualify for 0io Honor i,
;'*'.' great sportsmanship and Christian at- Sar.ea
uuder control. But the boys were just
Theresa SfUigoi. Erin Sullivan., Kara ,Rou3> .••:,••.•• ^ • . ^ r , : ^ y ^ y ^ W
titude after such a valiant attempt to (jetting warmed, up and Sacred Heart
Sultivtin., Matthew Svec. Matthew
; dethrone the first place "Green" team.
:
MERITORIOUS
, -...
" was outscored 5-2 in the second quarter., Yediick.
Grade 8: Joseph Cbatlos, David Hsu
it was all St. Thomas "White Team" in
Grade 7: Cristin Aslaksen, Angela
St. Thomas Green—19 '
:
the second half. The boys shut out
Gentile. Monica Kenny, Carlo LaViene., •'• Matthew Svec.\--:--:v-^^^:;<'5- v^v^r-;^
SL Vincont Knights — 11 .
Christina LoParo, Kara Matus. Michael ^ Grade?: Cristin Aalaksen*&-*-\W£A. - •..;•-, -..^-—^
The"Creon Machine" received Us big-, Sacred Heart lo ice thovlclory and move
the boys into a tie for third place and a McKoy.Anne Staskiews. Katie Sullivan^ •- Grade>6:.-"KarenVBatkiowi(^V.B««^^'-i^M^
; gest scare of the season. With IV'1 shot for second if the "Green Tcam"can
Eddy Tully Scott Urig. jay Yougless.
Eckstein.Mark : GentUe^Roherl ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^
minutes left in the half, tho undefeated beat St. Mary's Lorain #1 team. DofonGrod '•'< Adam Aufdenkampc, Brett Golkosky;: Kollio; K r a v e n ^ Stacy;
-.'•' St. Thomas boys were trailing 9-4. With 1
Moscatolli, Jeromy Strotton-.:>^'U- .v;-; •;;
~~\ a few minor changes defensively and sivo standouts , for the "White Team" Eckstc'. Chris Ferrari, Mark Gentile. "-.''• Grade's:'Angela' Cap?rotto,;peb6ron
Robert VioJkosky. Kelly Kraven, Kevix
Jon Wright's jumper the boys closed the were lason Gere, Jason Evanoff, Brian
Mike Roith, John Anthony, and
Ledosma, Stacy Moscatelli,Jill Nealon, Chatlns; Amy Havrilla^ AQn^I.bParb^
"•• the gap at halftlme, 9-6. Then in the se- Alien,
Lanre
Gremling.
Offensively
Davo
FnnBryan Sakacb., Kerry Sandoval. Bryan Kathleen McNeeley,JeffrpyRot3L;i Matcond half the boys wore fired up and tauzzl (3 pts.), Jason Evanoff (4 pts.). and
Sfiligoj, Victoria WedeU^'-;:v::,-&:;;:
|eremy Stratton. Gregory thew
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ready to play! They proceeded to outhus-; Jason Gere, with i Huck.«il, lead the boys • Schmotzcr,
. Students, who have'demonstratedia
Svec. Erin Toomey.
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,
-' tie, outscrap, and more importantly to victory.
effort to achieve their polen*
Grade 5: Jennifer Burger. Angeb consistent
outscore the "Knights" In the second
in all areas qualify,! forf; tho
Capretto, Deborah Ciiatlos, Richard tial
'.'half,-13-2l'.-This, helped them ice their
Hausrod. Amy Havrilla, David Lowe. Meritorious Effort A w a r d V ; ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
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AINZA, CHRIS BEDNAR. ED BILL.
FRANK BOLOCNIA. TIM COUGHLIN,
RYAN DEASY, RICH EB1NCER. BEN
FROST, CHRIS KEANE, JASON
, FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TSAftl
KEETON. BRANDON MORRISON,
STORMS PAST ADMIRAL KING
BRYON PIERCE., DARKEN SABO.
The freshman boys' basketball team MATT SMITH and DAN YOUTT.
improved, their record to 17-1 by
defeating Admiral King 37-34 in the WRESTLERS GIVE IT
semi-finals of tlie rugged Admiral King A GOOD SHOT, BUT COME
Frosh Tourney. The victory qualifies the
ON MATCH SHORT
Shoremen to play for the championship UP
The Avon Lake High School wresUing
next Saturday, against Soulhview. a . squad
gave it a great shot this weekend
:47-4B upset winner ever previously to bo the first Avon Lake team since
undefeated Sandtisky, Game time", is 1972 to finish above .500 in thu rugged'
. slated'for.?:30 p.m. In the preliminary SWC, but lost a heartb renter to Rocky
contest Sandusfcy, the only team to River 35-28- The score was 29-20 with defeat the Admirals this season, will the heavyweight match the only chance
play the host' school in a "revenge" left for the Shoremen.to Win. This time,
game at 1.130.
,
however, it was not to be. as JASON
In S a t u r d a y ' s contest CRAIG STERN lost in the firs! period: For
BRADLEY led, all scorers with 12; TOM , JASON it brought to the end a stream of 3
BALLANTINE added , 8 and RICK matches where he had to win and
PACKER swept the boards for 17,did™. Vhc oxciteraeht started, however,
when the team was down 20-0 after loscaroms. •
ing all the lightweight matches. STEVE
ARKEY
was the first to break through,
EIGHTH GRADE BOYS WIN
as tho team won 5 of the next 6 to bring
TOURNEY WITH "BIG GAME"
It was a food week for Avon Lake the score 2^-28. JASON gave it his best;
basketball,lost week, and the tirst Avon he has always came through; this time It
Lake Eighth Gfade Invitational was no Just wasn't in the cards. '
exception. The elchth grade boys* team
Some good things did happen Friday. ,
defeated Lorain Ca-'holic 82-58 in a real however;
GREG PAVLOVCIC surpassed
"barn burner" c s f.«ar Road. CHRIS JOE STADNICAR's
of 48
BEDNAR led all'sMftW with 23 points. taltedowns in a season record
by posting his
MATT SMITH added 20 and JASON 49tii. GftEG's Father GEORGE
was an
KEETON 17 as the squad, completed outstaying wrestler In the early
'60s,
their season 13-4 and with a tournament and hacj Ms name in the record books
a
championship to their credit
' < • '• number1 ci' Umea—.U looks as if his son
To add a little frosting to the cake, will take tiiet -where he left off.; GREG
Oberlin was unable to ahow for the con- ACKERMAN also had his 100th
solation contest, so COACH BRADLEY takedown of his career, setting a record
took a group of non-starters and played in that area. A team record of 279
the Amherst Green team so the Comets takedowns in a season was also surpasswould have a contest. The game ended ed with the 280th vs. Rocky River. •. , •
up being an extremely exciting contest
with both teams playing very, well and. • In JV action, tho Junior team defeated
the Shoremen coming out on top in . River 51-14 and are now 3-3-1 on the
overtime 47-46. ED BILL sank a shot year. DON HALL leads the squad with a
from 15 feet with five seconds on the 12-2 mark. The varsity, now 4-3, and IV
clock to ica the game. Moments before squad will host Fairview Friday In the
DARREN SABO hit an IB footer to tie; a final home match of the'season. The
subsequent foul shot by Nord put them Warriors are 4-2 in, Confoience, the
up by one before a pass from RYAN
DEASY to ED BILL iced the gamo. BEN
FROST led tho Lakers with 12 points.
•'- Tho members of tho 19B7-88, eighth
grade squad are as follows: BERN'ARPO
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girls play at North Olrasted on Tuesdav
Saturday.
Speaking of the junior high team, tho ahd HOME against Fainiew on ThursLearwood squad finished 3rd in the Big day. Next Tuesday the girls conclude
School Division of the Southview Tour- their ieaso i with a Parents Night
nament, BRIAN K1SH (7-2) and SCOTT ceremon> between contests of the
McllENRY (9-1) both finished with Amherst gara-ss if the Shoregals can
ru.incr-up spots as 11 of 1 4 Avnn Lake defeat Nort2i Olmsted Tuesday they will 'wrestlers, made, the finals. Wednesday need some help from someone else In
the grapplcrs finished their dual season the conference to defeat Bay and they
on a losing note to F?irview and finaliz- could end up in a first place tie with as
ed their dual season at 5^2., On Saturday inany as tlu*ee other teams The girls
at 9 a.m. the team will have their final continue to play good basketball, and
outing in the 17th Annua! Avon -Uke In- have done so for the last six weeks. Our
vitational at the field house behind the ing that period, which started with the
high school. Sixteen teams are entered Christmas holidays the girls are 10-1
in the meet.
.' • and possibly the hottest team in the
area. If you haven t seen them play try to
SHORT STUFF:
catch one of tlie final two HOME games
Although I'have not received official against Fairview Thursday or Amherst a j «
verification of the scoresj 1 understand week from Tuesday Games begin at
the freshman girls basketball team '. .6:00 p m. and are usually completed by
defeated, Medina for the consolation 9:00 p m
championship of the Lakewo6d
LISA SEBASTIAN, the girls* team's
Tourney..I believe that gives them an, loading
scorer, is currently averaging
11*4 record with ope gamu left to play.
The girls* varsity won'two games this approximately 22 points per game^In
week over Westlake and River, tipping, addition, she is the team leader in
their record to l?-6 andft-3,good for 2nd assists That s a nice combination for a
place in the SWC and only one game scorer LISA is only a Junior and. at the !
behind co-leaders Hay and North 1 pace she is setting, we may have to rcOlmsted. Tho Shoregai Junior Varsity write the record books
The junior
team is currently tied for 1st place with . What sen for the week?
Westlaie in tho Southwestern. Con- high wrestling tourney In the field house
ference. Their record Is 10-1. The girls Saturday from 0 a m -6 p j n . the varsity
avenged their early season loss with a girls'. HOME basketball game vs. Fair43-41 win last Tuesday as PAM SMITH view Thursday f illowed by the varsitysank a 10-footer from the paint as thu wrestlers vs Fairview in the field house
- buzzer sounded. The team record is 15-2 Friday at 7 J 0 p m. The boys* team
, overall with three games remaining!.The travels to Falrviaw Friday and the
IV girls run an • up-tempo game that freshman boys pley for the Champion*
employs a solid man defense Members ship of the Admiral King Tourney on
of the team are CALLIE ANGUS. Saturday at 2.30 p m.
Avon Lake United Church Of
Christ Presents Musical Program
The Music Committee of the United human relationships.
^
Church of Christiin Avon : Lake an- * .' On Palm Sunday March 27.
nounces a series.of four musical pro- Garyjacoby will b» the featured pargrams to bo presented over.the next ', former -A piano tnilntet > under the
several months.' i •-'.-. ••'i\-t r: • ,- : leadership of Doug Kier will perform on
'. The first entitled"Thru the Years" April 17 In May Stephanie and John
will be on February 21 and will feature .'Slkora wiU present»-An bvmunft at.the
-t"— *- v £ $iVfe«
vocalist Annette Palmer accompanied •1Opera."
by Judson Billings, the church's : Tickets for performances arc three T
organist. Ms. Palmer, a native of Califor- dollar* and may be reserved by callings
nia, has performed in light opera end in the church office (923 3241J TO
,
f* i--r vpo-BTj
a rock group "Free FUgLf'.ln the Los , •days.
Angeles area. Locally she has appeared
Patron tickets are available for t w e n t y ^ S
at the Lakewood Little Theatre and
five dollars. A patron will receive IWD -*Greenhrlar Theatre
tickets for each p«rfhrm«ie«. _ _. •' '*•-' *
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AU porformancoa are given J f J j ^ g * !
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Tho Lorain, Public of registration for tho 1939^9 school ; child's abilities as much as possible. ^
Library System needs year. A limited fiumber of openings are •';" 1^ ordt.Moenroll in any of tho classes
adult volunteers, in- available In classes for 3s, 4s, and 5s. your child must meet the age requireterested in teaching others Class size Is limited to 12 children in
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how to road, to participate each Three Year Old Class, 14 children '_ ment of the • class' on or before OCTOBER
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L I T E o r L e a r n i n g chitdrec In the Five Year Old Class.
2Cth school year this fall is licensed by
Through In'tcnslvo TrainClasses for thro,;'* •- olds are held
the State of;Ohto and Is staffed by^
ing and effort.
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Tuesday ant •
day morning ,'quatifiod teachers in all classes. We
, Volunteers are invited each
oftor noon, nlnsv
> 'our year olds .wolcomo childron of all faiths from
to attend two training ses- and held
each Monday, Wednesday, and Avon -.lake and Its neighboring
sions to bo held at the are
Friday
morning
and
arternoon.
nnd the , communities.
mnin library ill 351 Sixth
for fivu year cVs meet each Tues:,,For further information you may conSlroot in downtown class
through Friday mo.-niiig and after- • tiict Mrs. Il«no Moyor at 033-O78 or
Loratn on February 1'2 day.
noon.
Afternoon
classes
will
bo
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for
933-6203. (church offico)
ami 20 from 10 a.m. U> •! »!1 «gu groups provided there is suffip.m. LITE, sessions HC- cient unrollmcnt.
(liminr volunteers with tho,
reading workbooks , used 1 , The programs for each class contain
In tho program and the activities and. experiences designed to
mechanics of tenchinu help tliu child grow in all areas of
Holy Trinity Church, Avon, will hold
development — social, physical, intellecothers how to read. ,
tual, and spiritual. Bocause we are a -u Pre-Lontbn Perch Fish.Fry..on Friday,
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Persons' Interested in Cl'ristian nursery school wo fuel that the
February 12. from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p m .
becoming
L I T E spiritual development of ouch child is
in thu church hall nt 2630 Nagel Rd7
volunteers
must
be
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just as important as tho other areas and Avon. If you have enjoyed our fish fries
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older, ond must attend 1 should b» provided for. All activities arc in the past, you will enjoy them oven
both training sessions to ,
more now, as we «w serving Lake Erio
become qualiriod LITE
porch. Tho monu is a goriorous serving
tutors. Tutors work with ,
of Lake Erie perch; Fronch fries, co'e
students on an Individual
slaw or applesauce, roll, biittor,: homebasis, and are encouraged
Tlie
North
Coast
VMCA
Is
having
a
dessurts and bbverage, nil for
to duvoto throe tiours u 1 Fun Day on Monday. F«brunr» 15 from baked
$6.00 for adults, and S3.50 for children
week to tho program.
0 a.m.;5 p.m. The kids will participate in1 under 12 yrs. In nddftion to thi?, wo will
To sign up for thu sua- giimus, spurts, swimming itud n inutiiiiit . also bu serving side-or-Iors of clams and
sions, ur for morn infor- Ktds must pack a lunch end bring ;i shrimp at ii small tixira chargu: If you
mittioo, pli'iiiHii, cfitl tho swim nuii mid 'ttiwe!, • Cost: Pr«m, SO; prufur jo.oai at hotnu, curr>--out meats
$10; Nonmnmb'nr,
librnryls ..'Outreach. - Si.*r-, "Uttif, S(l; North Con<*l.
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nyuilablu in "stay-liot" containers for
vic«H Uuparlifinnt fit SI2. Extended euro vill bv. nlfontd from nro
your canveniencu. Plan now.to enjoy
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Wiffiams. Nicholas Buchkovich. Michelle Cotyer, Travis Cook,
Crystal Farkas. Sarah Grattan, Sara HuQ, Michelle Marlowe, Kevin
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frigfcam, Jarrett Evaru. Maa KSngshL-n. MchasJ XolecU. Nialah
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Eric Schickel, Bobby Sparks and Christian Wmmer.
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Pswson. Mary Shepherd. Ka fy Sirnkovich. Joshua Workman. Laura
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REFRIGERATION
16775 Ort/olt Rd.
Avon 934-5131
614 Moore Rd.
KOPP'SI.OA.
SUPERMARKET
BONNIE'S LAKESIDE
SALON
37325 ColowdoAve.
AVon 934-5109
Hour*: M-F <>9; Sjt. B-ti;
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CONSTRUCTION^
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Avon 937*870 . ; /
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690 Avon Betdon Kd,
Avon Lake 933-3253
33499 Uke Rd.
Avon Uke 9J3-9743
LANDINGS ANINWL
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PET & FEED CENTER
PAINT& PAPER
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GREAT LAKES"
GYMNASTICS
460 Avon 0Wd«i
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32745 Walker Rd.
AvonUke933-311t
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3645 Stoncy Ridge Rd.
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239 Miller Rd.
931-»102
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AVON LAKE
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155 MooieRd.
AvunL.iki-yjV-5t in , •
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REPRESENTING
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5548 E. UkcRd
Sheffield Lake 949-9708
PINEHAVEN
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32069 cWiiurDivci.
39424 Oi-trtiit Rd.
Avon 934-5940
445 Avon Rfloeo
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33445 Lake Rd.
Avon Lake
933-33B0
RAYMOND F. BLAKESLEE & SONS CO.
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TRUCK SERVICE
AQUAMARINE
LANES
IB4 Miller Rd. .
Avon Like93J-322fl
SISSON'S FLOWER
FURNITURE &
CIFTS
Don't Buy
Auto Insurance
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Miller, Jeson MeCaltle, Kim Shingler, Nuva Styles and Hofly Torok.
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ELYRIA OFFICE
CLEVELAND
933-6195 933-7700
365-3761 366^6590
871-7273 871-8880
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EXCEPTIONAL NEW HOME VALUE
335911.. You've promised the family a new home
"some day" but the prices are always out ol reach.
Maybe "some day" is now? Select your ranch, Cape
Cod or split for a low SSQ.COO** price tag Located on
Mills Rd. in Avon. Call for further details. HELEN
BOGGS. 933-6195.
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324007. Many pluses on family livabitity. 3/4
bedrooms or use one for playroom or den, \Vx baths,
family room, demand miser, attached two car garage,
fenced yard. Reduced lo 563,900. Call the lister,
CAROL J. GRESCO, 933-6195.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
IN YOUR FAMILY
,
333007. If you're looking for a home with an In-law
suite or Just a lot of living space - look no further. This
spotless lour bedroom ranch offers plenty of space for
your family. Two eat-In kitchens and a formal living
room and separate formal dining room to suit Mom's.
needs, an attached garage with a workroom for Dad,
a great yard for the kids and a large (31x19) family
room with a woodburning fireplace and wet bar for all
lo enjoy. Call for a personal lour, BETH FRALEY,
933-6195.
IT'S HOME4 BEDROOM
COLONIAL
• S99.B00
Excellent
condition
in3fde and out
d i n g bedroom, 2Vi bath colonial with brick Outstanfireplace
in ctwrming family room with beamed ceiling, grand
piano size living room, full basement plus attached
2Vi car garage. JIM & CAROL JUDGE, 836-6500.
9334550, S33-7700.
JUST LISTED - FAMILY WANTED
4 bedrooms, 2 baths,, family room, garage. Kyak pool
waiting for summer splashes, 120x100 fenced lot,
central air, new furnace, hot water tank, much more.
Call the lister ADA TAYLOR, 933-6195.
FAIHVIEW PARK, 4 BH. Dfic<i, l<vin«
room wHh flrnpl«W, dining loom,
Florida room, eat-In kitehan, 2 ^
tMlh, Ig. Mrs! now Utility room, rec
room witn * » t bar 4 tiraplac*.
Workinop oiuchad nast«d 2 g a n g * , all appliance* «<crp[
rafriQarstor. Fof aoot. call 331-0003
Breakfast
Planned
GOVERNMENT HOMES from.51 (U
rtpair). D»liriqu#p.t tax prceofly.
Popo*«au>orn C41II B03-687-6000,
Eil. GH-21S3 tor curront rape Int.
COLO? RESERVE NOW youf copy
or "Mom** o> m» Souin*«n," Send
S3 po*tag*tianating wsls lo/ midJanuary catflJr*-, 01 Arizona. U»w
Moiico homes. Homm IHust'Btm).
P.O Box 3O03. Tucson. AZ 8S702
GOVERNMENT HOMES Uom t 1 tU
Repair) Dehnquonl t a i pfcpeny '
.Repossffsaioria. CaJI S05-eB?-e000.
Ext, GH-Z1&3 tor current repo H I .
St. Joseph Ladies Guild
is1 sponsoring u brtnikfuil
on February 21,10U0 from GOVERNMENT HOMCS I'Orn $1 00
D a.m. to nuon (it (hu (U
Rapair) Fo'tclotiirv*. Rdpoi, Tat
No« nH'ifd
Social Moll. The menu bolmouertt'Proportion
wuf,3'oa Call r-315-736-73". Ckt
consists olflausjigu.u^u*; H-0H-A4 for aui'tnt llEt. ?4 MHS
juice, coffee uml roll.
Donation Is $2.50 fur
WASMlNOi'OM Slept
adults and St.00 for Hara: Last crmnca to' mafca *
children 10 and under.
5#tix» tnay list, v n a pfatty 3 BH
Reservations must be ranch witft many thino* to oner • « •
c«pt
• b»o*m«ni. Outstanding North
made by February 17, Otmstad
School*. Opmn 1-3 p.m..
1988. Call 933^4728 or
77»68»J
033-0290. .
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4 BEDROOMS - 2 FULL BATHS
330439. Price reduced on this home, great for a large
family. Formal dining room with large deck, living
room & family rc-»m. too. Nicely fenced yard. Possible
assumption, too; PETER TETORAKIS, 933-6195.
333.305. Very nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch in quiet
family neighborhood. Largo bedrooms, family room,
extra room lor toys or office. 2 car garage. Close to
spools and shopping. Call for inspection or you'll
miss out LINDA EHLE, 933-6195.
CHARMING AND AFFORDABLE
326836. If you enjoy sunshine you'll adore tnis cozy
two bedroom ranch which features plenty of windows
to let that energizing sunshine in. A little bit,of work
could make this home just what you like. Located only
one block from ihe lake and shopping. Priced tight at
531,500. Call BETH FRALEY, 933-S195.
THEAT YOUR VALENTINE TO THIS
325579. One of the, nicest homes in Sheffield lake.
This beautifully decorated three or four bedroom
ranch is Just what the queen of your heart Is dreaming
of. Two fireplaces for those cold winter evonings. A
"large eat-In klrchen with a skylight, decorated in soft
country blues. A romantic master bedroom with new
dusty rose carpeting. French doors that open Into a
bright patio enclosure that overlooks your own built-in.
pool. A cozy family room with a softly lighted bar area.
Need I say more? See for yourself. Call BETH
FRALEY, 933-6195.
PRICE REDUCEDI
32B327. Charming three bedroom ranch with new,
foyor/bathrocnt flooring, fieldstone flroplace. gas conversion, full basement and 2Vt car garage. $70,000.
Contact CAROL RAMAGLI, 933-6195.
REAL ESTATE SALES...
We have openings In our Avon Lake offices 'or Sains
Associates. Sales experience helpful, but not essential! We provide training & facilities necessary to earn
a much higher than average Income. All we need K an
earnest deslro on your part to earn more than you
ever did in the past. Join the #1 professionals! Don't
wait! For more information on this exciting opportunity'
call PETER CORRIGAN, 933-6195, or LORRIE ARP,
0334700. HGM/HILLTOP REALTORS • Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Mobile Homes for
Sale
MOLLY PARK 1965. 12*65 with tour
ft. mtpafloo on living rocm. Very
good condition, all »ppltanc»» Kay,
new walar naaiar and furnaca. sfwd.
S9S0O. .nagotlabla. 327-7351.
327-5B87 or 327-0070
03 Out-of-Town
Real Estate
IA.--PAN LAKt. OHIO- Tea- .VOU'W
fioma to' sale. 4 BR, 2 bathn. iaton
parch, dock. wBtcshiing 071-W1K
Read & Use
The Classifieds
05 Commercial
Property For Sale
"WAREHOUSE STORAGE OLOO.
ESTATE SALE
ImmaUiaia occupancy. 28.900 sq «.
- 3 docks. 2 o w h t a d ditv* thrua,
1M2 aq. n. clttct. EJahlnd K-Wirt oil
W. BSth. Brok«< - W 1 « 734-M32.
Commercial
Property
For Lease
PRIME COMMERCIAL or retail
building lor Jaaae up to 6300 Sq. Ft,
Avon Lava a>aa. Hign traitic m«»
Clow 10 (-80 Excellent lor pioCuts
'erm rnarhal. hardware, bait ihop or
(jjidon evntar, Ona o> a WimJ locoIton Muil tag ( J J 3 - 5 7 7 1 or.
1-600-522-5771. '
PHIMt COMMERCIAL or rula-l
building 'of lonM UD ttf G8O0 »q H,.
Avon .Lake arpA. H.fjfi y^Hic died
CIosv lo 1-90 E i eel lor', (or pibduca
tatm ttidrk»l, hflftj*.ac/, bfM triuo O'
gaiitu'i caniar. Onv cil a Mno Iocslion Muit a»fl. Elficmncy .ipBtimflnl'
atw., 033-5771 oM-»r»-5?J-S771
08 Farms For Sale
/ ACHES Seutrwn COLORADO.
SSSOO Totalf 109 down. 114
payrr<«nM ol J69. 8% Ftnanclng.
Call ownar anyt<m* (B06) 378-BOTO
Reed a Use The
Classifieds
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PEHFECTHOME
FOHTHE YOUNG FAMILY
335728. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, eat-in kitchen, large
family room for the growing family Abov»i}rau.»d
pool - the kids will fove. 1 car garage, dose to school,
shopping center & churches. Call lister, JOANNE
AMES. 933-619!
ADORABLE RANCH -ASSUMABLE
3255:9. This spotless home has something for
everyone at 551,500.. Oversized
living room, 3
bedrooms; tVi baths, country1 kitchen;.plus finished;
attic idoal for cfiildrens. playroom,, fenced ^yard,
chiidrens outside playhouse. < double garage, plus
much more. Call the lister, CAROL J . GRESCO,
933-6195.
PERFECT STARTER HOME
,
LORAIN - S34.900
331597. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,' eat-In kitchen,
completely redecorated, move-in condition, full base- '
ment, 1 car *•** rage. Also a great Investment home! A
must see. Ca. today, JOANNE AMES, 933-6195.
1MMACULATII-THREE CAR QARAGE-S136,800
332352. Bezjtifully decorated and maintained 10 year old four bedroom, ZVi bath, 2 story home - huga s,
deck off stunning iramily, room--with -built-in
bookshelves flanking brick fireplace with open semicontemporary feel in the large living room and formal.,
dining room. The professionally finished basement Is'
great for, the children. JIM & CAROL JUDGE, ~
835-6500,933-6550,933-7700.
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LANDINGS RANCH CONDO,
,
26 LANDINGS WAY
: :
Z10607. Remarkable 23'x15" farrtjy room or 3rd
bedroom, huge pantry in "loaded" kitchen, d « k eff
targe living room with fireplace, THE LANDINGS Is a
lifestylo - pool, tennis, clubhouse, near shopping,
close to I-90, 22 minutes fiom downtown Cleveland.
Call for details. JIM £ CAROL JUDGE, 833-6500, '
933-6550,933-7700TIME TO THINK LAKEFRONT
321811. Believe it or not spring is on the way and you
will enjoy this pleasant takefront with huge master
bedroom and bath. The, great room -with massive
stone fireplace overlooks the lake. All purpose room
has wet bar, fireplace, auxiliary kitchen and adjacent
sauna. Discover the difference, call DEL PETERKlN,
933-6195.
10 Real Estate
Wonted
WIU. BUY your norti* ragarrjless ol
condition <f you ar* liaxibis on your
temii, 2J1-M&5.
11
Real Estate
Commercial.
O-1. D-2. D-3 LICENSE FOR SALE
Including Bldg. located tn Sandusfcy.
Wruo R»n.itef Bon t t , Sandusky,
12 Business '
Opportunities
PARTNER I INSIDE SAI.£S /
MANAGER around Coot oppattiini.
ty 'or the ngni oonon. Run A e*n
your own Ouitnuas Call 03X1981.
1
£NTREPH£NEUH
Major Pharmaceutical Company
opans up t i billton untappad
marfcot Top natworK moriiaTtrMi
tfcuibuMra ••rning S25.000 In moo:
m y oVtfridn. Ssrioui
l«ad*n Only. B35-2478,
, OWN YOUR OWN APPAAEt OR
SHOE STORE, CHOOSE FROM:
1
JEAN/SPORTSWEAR, LADIES.
MEN'S,
CHILDREM/MATERNrry,
LAROE SIZES, PETITE.
DANCOVSAR'AEROBtC,
ORJOAL, UNOERIE OR
ACCESSORIES STORE,
Add Color Analyst*. Brand
Nama/. Lte Claiborn«,
HaalinTax, Chaus, t « « , SI,
Miiheln, Fomma. Bugl* Soy,
l a v i . Camp Bworly HJIIS.
Organically Orown, Lucia, ovor
2000 otr»r>. Of $13. W One
Pflcn Oaolono', Mufti Tior
Pricing Dlacounl or Family &ho«
Sforo. riotail prtcus
untttlicvabfo for top quality
arioBj normally priced dom S19
to 1B0. Ovaf 250 DTandS, 2600
stylos. 317,900 to S29.900;
IrtvtRtory, Training. Fliturw,
Alrtare, Grand Opening, « c .
Can open IS days.
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MR. LCUGHUN (812)-««8-«SS5.
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JIM 4 CAROL JUDGE, 933-6550, 933-7700,
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AVON LAKE 933-6195 933-7700
ELYftIA -. • • 365-3761 366-6590
CLEVELAND 871-7273 871-8880
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933^550,
323-7525.
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£*< «€
THINK SPRING
,
Now is the *imo to get ready f start thinking of
building a new home. Charming •' i odroom vinyl sided ranch with over 1220 sq. ft. -• Irving. Featuring 2
full baths, country kitchen, 70x11*0 lot and attached
garage. Basic price $59,900 or other plans and options to choose from. CAROL GRESCO, 933-6195.
JIM & CAROL JUDGE, 933-6550, 933-7700.
323-7525.
JIM & CAROL JUDGE, 933-6550, 933-7700,
323-7525.
JIM, & CAROL
323-7525.
JUDGE, 933-6550,
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933-7700.
JIM & CAROL JUDGE, 933-7700, 933-6550,
323-7525.
SUBURBAN LIVING CAN BE YOURS
329104. Secluded, cozy 3 bedroom home away from
the world! Situated on 5 parcels of land plus a
buildable lot. Close to Lake Erie. Screened porch
overlooking a park-like yard. Priced at $60,000. Call
BETTY WAKEFIELD, 933-6195.
We wgu!d_Ii!se.to sorve you. Please call JIM A
CAROL JUDGE for a no obligation consultation,
933-6550, 933-7700, 933-4065, 323-7525.
JIM & CAROL JUDGE, 323-7525, 933-6550,
933-7700.
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9-ft
SPACIOUS FAMILY HOUSE
OPEN TODAY 2-S
331114. 4fl95 Richelieu - off Irding Park. 3 or 4
bedrooms, family room. 24x24 garage. 12x34 patio.
Family price tool Only $56,900. Call the lister ADA
TAYLOR, 933-6195.
ONE FLOOR LIVING AT ITS BEST
/
ONLY SS9.900
, '
329470. Has plenty of storage, fenced yard. S40 gas
bill budget for over 2000 sq. ft. Separate family room
with IcWoly woodburnor with gas starter; bir; utilityroom. Much more. ADA TAYLOR, 933-6195.
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PRIME I.OJATJON, 559,900!
4 BEDROOMS, FAMILY ROOM ,
,
331999.. Wrap ,.jjp this perfect family house for
-•' Christmas. Waa.l'/t baths, 1 car dotached garage,
^basement. big country, kitchen. Much more. Call the
vmstth-ADATAYLOR; 933-6195.
FOR THE MONTH
OF JANUARY
SALES DEADER
PAUL GERACE
OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE
333328. Newly remodeled inside featuring all now
carpet, now tile, brand new bathroom, newer vinyl
sldlncj. replacement windows & gutters. Great for your
1st home and qualifies for 1st timo buyers M'.C.C
Financing. Call PETER TETORAKtS, 933-6195.
CONPO LIVING - EASY LIVING!
1-2-3 b^oroom condominiums starting at $26,000 • all
kitchen appliances, recreation facilities, excellent
.security. For moro .Information call MARY ANN
TILDEN, 933-6195.
VEHMILION - 2 f)Ft, carponng. apIiliuncso. b«.iuti(ui vie* of 'la***,
swimming & Itsn.nfj ycjt mound Uci
Children, 40 minufei tititw " ^ i l i v i t
FAIHVIEW PARK hous«, 3 UH. "uburbs Sacunl^ A W ) # JJ> 1i7B
oaraga, no pttla, no cri.ldroi 552b .O' 1-800-544-4768 . '
plus security, B'l-TJ'OT HV«*.
LAKE WOOD GOLD COAST CONCKARMitia "COUNTRV-: lufmstr- .DO. I DR ( o r u
ed.. 2 BH duple> \a1 font m Avon M J ^ , S ^ S
um. a u
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tike, mid Mai'ch Urihl S^oitimbel. Clu0"0, 933-fl'OI
HeasofiHbls ren!' Ua amofcnis. no
AVON LAKL sinqlH naus« Im
peij.CattB33-01S5 '
ill) put*. AV4iUt)lD Tab
PRIVATE conh(»n|ial moeitnn roo
SJ3 M M
1
avaiiab's. Accommo().it»i *i» com
HOUt rUH HLMT • Avon l.lk*,
fortobty F!o!r»ihnmnti .ivaiUli'o
D'umrtio'nl Llnng.. fJntttttu, fcnt
Call 358-1980
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t
WINTON PLACE CONOO. itt.cio^
CV. 1350 [ » ' month O"fll V'.'^l Ifil'sc
.328-1281'
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For Rent
LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOME?
325024. Then look no moro. This great starter homo
features a woodburning fireplace, dining room, plus
^at-in kitchen. Beach privileges apply and close to
RTA. PETE TETORAKJS. 933-6195. ,
16
Rooms For Rent
FURNISHED .
r. Uk» A Wall fids
SLffcWNO HOOM in a 0«yala
riom«.' N«iir ''fl^-nrtyfl and RTA
Fight rmouUrt liu"i mail* J1fiO pof
mo«t.1 3279154
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Vacation Property
FLORIDA, ENGLtWOOU
fiwio^botnoct), nictiiy l;
ttOT", Otftn'1, bcuL'i,
Mtl»'
/
NEW
5i>ua'«d ' " a historKT building in lh«
French Qiiartp' on lh« Mnrdi G'ns
(ja'dde (Out* Trx* Is an kle.il ielr«-rti
liom IH« crowds WNIB Irt Ihn cnnl»r
18 Wanted To Rent
LIXMINU I<I' en acariment of nouan
to huv oi (111. slnriing m Novembsf,
PrnFi-i »ui\tl li.id ai quiH! pr.n-«
32rfi2l 3 l*di.« fflvaauga Ui1 call anw
19 Office Space
For1 Rent
WES'tUAKE, 1 HM.'lfl)', hH.UnidtKT
20
Help Wanted
MAF4AOEMENT/
plus tiortutai,
;aiy F«ri Of port ttrtv Mid1 HI* • i.438220. Avon EAHN JJ SO 1»' "our olus lnc«riJ
mull
/ bl'TVJSprv
Fur ujijtr>-n\mnn< call
LISTING LEADER
CATHV HUGICK
REAL ESTATE SALES • Wo havo
oponings In our Avo.tLsko oHicns
'or SnU* A«sod#ls». SakM oxp«ri«nce h«ip,\i>. but not euoniiail
wo provkla Lining & facilities
neceSMfy to <MTI a much ntghai
than average Inct TI», AH we need Is
' an •urneat desire on your port to
main moio than you aver did in !h«
pail Join tho *1 oro'ess>oriBls' '
Don 1 wait! For moro information an
thti oiciling ooDoriilnity call Polef
Corrigan, 933-d 195 or Lorne Arp. '
9nT7
MQM/Ml
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Equal Opportuntly E
Mf,
1
MiHlrILt' 'li'Jvnl
U'li.l
WIOOSI Cti-'l fliO2)
«'j, C*l 4I«4.MLUiL AL Hi t,l. l 1 HONIirn(n..J«iJ
tiomhg, cfpt" H- gu'i-l • rtdulci 0"i(,
$?<JS'm0nth y l i i i
'jntmtilf
1 (>..)(»( H,()y- H.J ..
jji«iMtii«. ,T-uno CI«H»( t(.()'j>' n j
M,>im tUjijttjiilu t' ;-tri-?4;i;.M 111
8 33-933/
SALESPERSON
OF THE MONTH
**AOEN JESENSKY
ROCKY HIV EH ^HEA. 32b sa «.
proInisiorial bW 3 , ample parking
. Call 3290022.
od, carpnUrtj «[>(!I!.IIKH.I, air < •«?! •
A-l AVON LAKE RANCH, l
beams, ,caln»d;al ci-'liii
ardna Ho PETS,
LISTER OF
THE MONTH
HELEN BOGGS
AVUW l.AKt UQ.MMt f l t i i A L
GPACCJ O'liCo, rolail. warotiousw
V.irn.ui .Kiifti uirHilHtil-t
Call
rtiLEMAFtKETINU
fjU-lii-wf. f v«n.nip . Jl SnKfii^y
huurq W» U>>ll Irani you to rno'k f,)' *
ruiliolmlly kno*" Companv Bawi
ral» * tjmut. Vrf-nlld^tt B'cd Coll
892-1010
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THE
32745 WALKER RD.
JAMES REALTY - ONLY LOCALLY OWNED
COMPANY WITH OVER 25-YEARS OF
SERVICE IN AVON LAKE AND THE
SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.
NATIONAL RELOCATION
Avon Lake
933-2500
c
JTJi3
-Cleveland
NOW IS THE TlltfE
TO PLAN YOUR SUMMER MOVE...
Quality 'iving takes quality building ... and that takes
time. You owe yourself time when planning your
home because itfcsnot only an investment, but a
monumsnt to your taste. Plan your home wi;h us. Visit
our model from Tues: through Sunday 1-5 p.m. Mondays by appointment with Debl or Loretta or call
933-2500 or 071-5255. Many selections offered starting a! $140,000.
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EL*
AVON fJVKE - 328,500
209510. Spacious one bedroom condo with open dining and Irving rooms. Features large bath and convenient modern kitchen all In immaculate condition. Excellent buy, for investment minded or first time buyers.
Call Debi to see at 933-2500.
.
Help Wanted
TELEMARKETING - Earn S3.50 per
hour plus Incentives and bonus plan
working In ,a friendly atmosphere.
Good attitude a must Far appointment Cad Ms. Janes ai 327-7543.
, HOUSECLEANINQ ,
MoBy Maid a now accepting applies•tions for houtecleaiiing. Worti Mon..
FTI.. days only. Good pay. Training &
transportation provided. PromoUons
& benefits for qualified. Bondable
only. Can S35-M99.
COOKS. WAITRESSES. HOSTESS,
DISHWASHERS. Appry In parson.
Michael* Family n a i l . , 19797
Detroit Fid., Rocky R w ,
CASHIER / HOSTESS - Full time.
day*; lull time, evenings. Mature,
neat. dean, attractive A experienced. Glass Garden Rest.. 30400
Detroit Rd. Apply in person.
GENEHAL OFFICE •
part-lime typing.. Ming, customer service. Pleasant nice appearance,
nun-smoker. 6354960.
S*.'L MAKER needs aipcriencM
sewit'q machine operator. Call Mr.
Wiloe., 3330786.
WANTED EXPERIENCED AGENT
to manage travel agency. Weitlake
location. Salary and %.' Call
892-9832.
FEOETUL. STATE AND CIVIL SERVICE JOBS. Now hiring, your area.
513.550 to 159.480. Immediata
openings. Call: H31SJ-733-6063,
E*t. F1438. ,
CARAIAGE CARPET is looKing fur a
yeung man to run our warehouse,
operate a tow motor - deliveries.
Call: Carnage Carpet. 779-8204. '
CARRIAGE CARPET la looking tor
•iperiencMt carpet installer, commarcial & residential. Nweds van &
loots. Call: Carnaga Carpet.
779^204. , •
PART-TIME LUNCH HELP
Apply at Goomba Nick'a, 337
Bassetl Rd, Bay Village.
AUTO OETAILER/PORTER
Immediate lull time . opening with
many benefits. Great opportunity
with a g<eat organisation CaU Mr,
Witt at SfwUer-Lakowood 52t-0t55
ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES!
Suburban westside rranu'aclurer is
locking for Individuals onto la work
4-0 firs, per day m a light manufacturing setting. ThasottaniblesralfiiQ
positions, are available for Individuals willing to *io'k in a modwn
smoke-trae, >epealiv0 manu'actu'"
ing Bnviionmenl. Positions pay a
waoe above the minimum sea i<t For
lurfher Informant,* prease colt
221-0800. E»t. 402.
• PAHMIME he(p wanted. Baoysuw
needed, hours * p.ni. tc B p.m. Call
West Shore YMCA, B71-68&5.
ACCEPTING A P P U C A I K I N S for
the Spring / Summer taasOo.
•riven / no points, order tillers,
order packers - lull time. Apply Ml
CLEVELAND YACHT SUPPLY,
3037 Detroit Ave.. Cleveland. Mon.
A Thurs., 9-12 noon.
GOVEflNUtHTJOBS
St5.400-I72.500 Now Hiring. E«cellenl benefiU. Call 504-649-7922.
E*L J-6O-K).
EASY WORKI Excallent P*«I
Assemble products al home. Call for
Inlormallon. 504-S41-S0O3. Ext.
A-6040.
LOOKINd for an energetic SALES
RZP NOW. Please call Mary,
3i*O000. batwB«rt 0-4 p.m.
LPN'S
We are looking for r ^ ^ m i b t * people who would ? . * to use Iheir nuisIng tUHs «5 «ali as be appreciated
for their efforts. • 12 hr. ariitts
available. Work 3 shirts per week &
get paid for 40 hrs. Benefits Include
paklpefsonal day), retirement plan,
paid rKrtWayt A mote. Cat for
afpointmertt.
i
Bradley Rd. Nursing Home .
605 BiaUley Pat Bay Village
. . 871^3474 •
CAFETF.RIA H E L P , - Wastaida
piivale ' tchool. dishwiUhing and
clean-up, 10-3:30 p.m. S«nd 'esurne
to: P.O. Box 45014 MHS. Westieke.
OH 44145.
COOKS, DUS BOYS.
and set-up girls. Appjy at Mdk Pail,
38991 lorain R d , N.O.
RESTAURANT HELP
Waitress, rutl or pon-tim* days1 r
nignts.. Cook, part time / nighti..
•isnwasher, part-lim* / nioht*. Our
Place Rest. & Plita, B35-3t55.
CHEF 4 ORILL COOK, tuit & pantime positions available for family
rail Call 335-4330 lor Info. 9-5 p.m.,
M.-F,
CLASSIC ELEGANCE AND OUAUTY
\
330466. Allow yourself the luxury ... sunken family
room with, romantic fireplace. Two story open foyer
with balcony... sumptuots master suite with whirlpool
spa. indulge yoursell in the opulent beauty. Priced at
5185,000. Arrange for your privaie tour,by calling
Loratta Kalis at 933-2500. ,
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LISTER FOR SALESPERSON
THE MONTH.'? FOR THE
OF JANUARY!
MONTH
LORETTA VOFJANUARY
KALIS
V DON PURDY
BEST VALUEnospiUWaMon.Cnec*
with Bin ThomMU, 933-2720HOUSEWIVES. part-t-m*. 9-3.
cleaning company now acceptTn
appUcaliona. Send resume to 4937
Mills Industrial Parkway. Norm
Ridgwtlla, Ohio 44039.
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BEAUTICIANS • SEE THE PANTASTIC DIFFERENCE: Salary,
commlsaiort. benefits and training.
Fantastic Sam a •, North Otmsled
East now accepting appUcaUorn tor
stylists and managers. Call
779-4171 for an appointment
HAIRDRESSER needed. pad-Ume.
aipertence ft clientele necessary.
CaU Mary Jo. 049-7400.
GOVERNMENT JOBS. Jifl.040 •
« 9 J 3 0 / yr. Now Hiring. Your Area.
eOS-6«7-6000, Ext. R-Z1B3 for current Federal l o t -
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS: New
weekend shift, SS.00 per hour.
Westlake and North Ritfgaviila area.
Call for interview, BS2-9727.
HELP WANTED
FAROM CANDY CO.
In The Landings Is
taking approbations for
adult part-time clerks.
Must be able to work
days and nights.
Apply in person 10 ,
a.m:to4p.m.,
Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Fridays.
, ,
EXP&JENCEO Oaf care provuMd,
in my North Ridgeville home, full or
part tin's. 327-6232.
needed, part-time,
•iperienca A dlantele necessary.1
Call Mary Jo. 949-7400:
COMPUTER DATA EN1PY. M /
home. IQM compatible. Bulk making
sarvic* offared. 734-1739.
LOOKING FOR WOMEN who ora
M'ious about making money lull or
part-tim». S12-S1S per hour to start.
Numerous benefits. Choose your
own hours, No , pick-ups or
delivertos. No Inventories >o stock no collecting. Coll 033-3660,
NANNY BY WEEKS or weekends.
Overnight onh/.' Good references.
22 Situations Wanted
EXPERIENCED MOTHER will
babysit full time In your home, 2 yrs,
A up, own transportatioii. nanimo»ar,'
STYLISTS! Why mould you fwn
671-4337
OUR Ieafn7 Paid hospitatlzabon and
vacations, life insurance, high earnVACATION TIME?
Ino potential due to high (?uest Will .feed. waJk pets ano water
count, ongoing riucation. communi- pianti, etc. hell able, Call Karen.
ty invotvemofll prog'ama. work<nQ
with an'eiCPptipnaiiy eating learn 871-8943.
who tahf* pride >n their prolossion
We mi' help you achieve your' LAKEWOOO experienced mother
managers license it you dc not will bahysit In my horn* weekdays,
already have one We wart you on Ftsnceo-Ji yard Lunches I Snacks.'
TLC.,521-5817.
OUR leant Immediate iniftweWing
EXPfcHIENCED MOTHER will
babysit'JI my homv, weekdays, play
aroa in back yard, will provide funeh.
afternoon snack & TX.C. Emtview
ithoof Ufoa. 933-93 iO.
NEED LUBE SPECIALIST • 10 Mm.
Lube. 25715 Lrj<a>n Rd., North
Qimsiod
' . •
• '
CEHIIFIEC. HOMI^ H L A L ' I M AlOE
to care tor the <^dnr!y m your homi>
Re'efBncot upon roouett, 933-3373
CLEANING LADY/MAN
Professional couiitir * • « * * ptnso
clean hoot* o'Ki a *««k'
W J u i
ii
CHURCH SCCHETARY, • purl limo
piBviooi Chvch cll>ce. * comimisr
BJiperionce prefni'sd /-PIP'S* 1 ?
hrs weakly, N O- Call Fri tO-rwon.
i
N-c* ftcaily |ab. gewd p.iy
tn Eiarf Call193.1-9043 nho' 6 p .71.
n* O[-U*ating full a' past I mi
a) 0 Q IJ«;i Co , 137 l*i4('
baiwaen 9 a m an<i ) pm
• • '
•
WILL DO HOUSEGLEANING.
i»'«f»nCm.ava'lirjiw Call 277-4<j|5 '
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Education
, f AHNtNti (•HOHLLUb
lulling «»rvicA <• I'cmerihil,tn«irgi
I'cmeri
t-i>n E'«'ni»nt.iry throuyn
thro
Ailu'l
lirtci- ijfutly S""M!
) L
TUTOFtlNQ
A;jir(,it,l(f a it»' b 0 m Cw-Mmit
"«i«jm.j InwruttDf. C U i 3 M tn Learftriq OiMb'hty tola of furt & re«ult«,
StWhf. r77-35flt Jnytime '
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EXCELLENT BUY!
T
333637, Cozy lhree bedroom VAt bath. aJumlnom
bungalow with woodbuming llreplace in living rbom.^
Large country kitchen with eating area and large famt-sj
ly room. Beach privileges available Walk to schools.^ I
park, RTA. To view call Peggy Matthews 933-2500 or
871-52?S. Price is S53.900
PIANO LESSONS',
PHIVATE TUTOOiNO
SfJAaiia Bruni
Oraduate oi TTi« Floyat Cortcervc'v.'y
• Montreal, Canada. An levtis •
children and adults. CaU tor appointments. 327-4S23.- "
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CKIUHlEri-S LEAflNJNQ CENTF1
• A professional educatUnaf tervtc*
tor ages 4-adutt. NowoffeflrKi a new
mini course. "How To Study A
Prepare lor Tests." Can for a
Brochure.
•
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6WJMRN "
26 Public Notice
SMAHiitRACI- Happy Vcsantuwa
Day. We love you very rftuchvLovey
QMWftiw 1 Orandpa.
LAKE ERIE PfcHCH.Ftth F»Y FrL. „ . '
F«o.12.430-7a0pjlt;M0h;Tft- Criurch, • 3830' Negei\j M-. - * '
Aduna M : chUdran under la _
Clam*, ohrtmn. carryoutj avaHBOM.^
SAV. • THIS $pi*tu>' " x V t n r a e ^
coneecume - dayt; - you-- requaat ^
WO be granted. £ven It It may B»TKS
ditvwt. ina prsyef, : muet:be3S
. pubHshed' OnmedWery after r the r
favor, -la-granted.'.'"! without:
PAUL A Knstin: vreKorne nom«.
Lovya, Mom XO.
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LIFE
IRA's
& ROLLOVERS
UP TO 9.5%*
•irntfMi Raw Subject 10 O u n g o
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WESALVEN
S33-8875
eruisdv
Part-lim* RECEPTIONIST tor professional practice In N Olmitsd
EAHN EXCELLENT MONEY at
Lght typing. Send fesumo to: P.O. home . AssnmDry worK. Joimolry,
Bon / M H . PH, WMtUrte, OH
to^. others. CaH 1-flt9.56Wl513.
44145.
OH l H
IN MOWE BABYSITTER hwuOcfl tot
North Omsted Infarjf. Must na.n
flB<ible hour I., Hurting in Way. Horc
smokor, re'eroncea (equired
7pm
871-5255.
HOSPITALIZATION
INSURANCE
AIRLINES NOW HIRING. Flight Att e n d a n t * . Travel Agents.
Mechanics, Customer Service.
Ustincj. Salaries to SSCK. Entry
revel r a t i o n * . CaU 805^57-60(10,
E«t.A-21B3,
t-tOfcHAL. SfAffc & CIVIL StHVICE (Ctwt 117,046 to SQ7.S9t;Ya4r.
Now Hiring' CaU JOB LINE.
t3l8-4593(Tlt, ErtF5803A lor1 in10 : ^* H « 5 '
MAIN'ttNANCE MAN W»alt,i««
INVESTORS!!
216596, Positive cash flow on this 4 plex witrT
.
occupancy - priced at $44,900. Located In central^
Lwain , call Loretta Kalis for details at 933-2500 Of;
COPIES
THE PRESS
158 LEAR RD.A.L ,
Mon. 9-12. 1-4:30
Tues. & Wed. 9-t2,1-5
Thurs. a Frl. 9-5, Sat 9-12,
32
Personals
COLD' HESEHVE NOW your copy
of "Home* of the Southwest." Sand
J3 poslarja / handling coal for midJanuary catalog oi Arnona. Nttw
Me<)co home*. Homes Illustrated,
P O Hoi 3003. Tucson, AZ B5702,
OfeLlVfeMv PEHSOM wants to buy
ui^dVan ifiigood condition, rnust b»
au(i3miiliClrari'(mi3nion.,Hnnwinatiie
pflte
MOM, COO AHO - J » A M •• vaienline 1 Day Groolirtjpi Uom your Kid at
OI Hii tool Mop* <\ •> M'ad with lovo
I H t>« tiifiktng abgut you!
XXXOOOTora
THANK YOU, ST. JUDE.' tor lavors
gr.inted . •
THE HOLY SPMtTTr V
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o m. a
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- all roada so that I can attain m
goeJ. You who give me DM dMae;
gift to lorctve and Rrott aB w*ti
i^kra-HM
and.'w!V).Mln sJl.
inctances at my (ft. you an> wUh^
me. I want, in t m snort prayer. M
thank youtor.ad 'thinga-a*"y
conOrm one* aoaln thai I new
want to be separated fromyo^
even m sptte ol' a"'.•naWrlal.j1
Uiustona. I wtsn to be wKh you ineternal glory. Thank you for ?**
mercy towards rm> and mine."
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HOLY'ST. JUDE,'Apoatte * " ^
Martyr, near Mntman of Ja*u«
Christ. FalltiM Interctswr of alt ;who = Invoke .your\-.ipeelal
patronage In time of need toyou I have recourse from the
depth of my heart & humWy befl \
; to whom Ood has given sucH,
a real power to come to my
' Assistance.. Help me In my ^_
pr»s«fit and urgent petrUon In w
, return I promlsa to make your
name known and causa you » •
ba Invoked. (Say 3 Our Fathers.
3 Hall Marys and 3 Qwlas.):
Publication must be promised to,
St. Jude. This Novena ha»
never been Known to fall. - A
B.B
NOVENATOST.JU0E-0H.
HOLV ST, JUOE. APOSTLE
AND MARTYR, great In vlrtiw
and rich In miracles. Mar
kinsman of JESUS CHRIST
faithlul Intercessor ol all * M
invoke your special patronage
In time of need to you I have
recourse from the depths ol my
heart and numbly beg you. to
whom Ood has given such great
power, come to my assistant*
' Halp me in my p>esanl and
urgent petition. In return. I .
, promise la make your name
known, ai^l cause you lobe
. mvGkud. St. Judn pray l°f us
nnd nil who invol>« your aid.
Art.on Say 3 OUn FATHERS. 3
HAIL MARY'S and 3GLr»IAS.
Publication must be promlMd.
This Novena has never been
known to lail.
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Personals
j ni-*,Tbi "'"•
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mo fw
you o*
HiAV£Anomo
.01 you
o yi^jt ttitf'; , PfcST CONTROL PRODUCTS • U9
' M atw =a-i't ^ve sio"« t u l Goes* I
Ants.
Vo
' d j f i u f s i n g h c m e . 3 mean and n ItBa-'i<
urseW1 Sees, Haacrws.. Ca,1;
933-3
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CONTRACTORS INC
.
LEAf (jLtAWUf. 933-Si!!s
, ™ B UO *we. W O alt sana ou*
n««nsn»-s«fs f 'Jr!» ' "a
Crt'Ji n = T LL£AM'NG t& a
•tt^j^n! hjnmn,j -.ood SKwe cr
!;'e?l.
CMTI•noyb»«l3in5. 533-S3I7
HOT,W1Y PUBLIC, 333-934J, M « »
-37
Income Tax/
Service ,
CUSTOM
.' ECOME TAX PREPARATION fi.H
, COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTIN
SERVICES: £ o * i t O J.1 b i a o " " > . S " E I C ACSOit'jr!
.Ema««dtor
SWWSK
" M i Renews Swrvio". Wi? 1
Rovitcn H e . Ea-^n. 3Zd3Q
M . A«on. 748-36-4 Of 3 2 r 3
falM. LAKE TELECOM. 933-5771.
1-800-5234771
1
LA«GSH'jH.t
VICES; Fasl.
editing of Busi
i«jfta. Mchv
iwctMis, C:si»r"j-'
Jrtf.rT'.a'HriC"?!-;
933-0.W3
• .
New ccow.ucand rwuiwi-jM
p
Computerized
Vdeo Typesetting
d
Tabloids •
• Circulars
• Newspapers " Maqaiines
• Newsoiint or Otlset papet
-.PHOTOJOURNAL
.
,1-419-625-5825
Ed Toorrwy
B U C K S H A H O W A H c : 3707M
Drtfftt M. A«on Starm « ' ^ o *
and m n n repauf. Call t r > * . 5 t i a
; AA ALL SECURITY C t N IfcM.rf*nf.
ou (out or In),
-T-58O9.
C 3 A N I N < J CommwcMi.
U l , n « " constnjctiori. befof o
you n»OM«, isartmontj, o f f i ^ t . pflr•wulizflcl wtrvico. .Bonded, & <«, turwl. Ft«9 MtimatM- AU «<>'»•
: cuaranteed. For m c e "ioTI* 1 ""?"
rail DAY'S EASE. INC.. 327-KW6,
w n d you a dwuung tea.it...
d
<«
EXPEfllENCfD vmtlpa
•id* palnUng. 934-C2OT.
PMILLIPS VACUUM i u b A N t r t ^ u
SALES AfJD SERVICE.
New an
1
rebuilt
O" 4 ™" 1W
^?.™.
!
pnCM dearws.
on
on n«w
«w d«»rwrm
d«»rwrm.
»W
WW
in nukes. *«fr«nty sto« Iw Homer
and Eureka. 15116 Ootroit Rd.,
Lahewood- Pick-uo and doll**"/
•voilaijte- Call 1-22 '-0730
ELECIRtCAL V TELfcPMU , '
WORK. ReawneSie tolas o o "
933-4953
piano lpcncicufJ Call 33'-
GARAGE DOORS. Opurwrs »«»•"•
• K c o u n t s . Raatonable « » > • •
Karkolf'i Doof Sefvie O
24 Mr S«ruics.
A t ft .FAH-jtL
UHiarl 1
IMQS. Vei
320-C
• luave
and o«ia=e c o f nn^M'* r/is
§
a2?«3U
, We Fill
41
PROPANE TANKS
Landscaping
s T u ^ i * REMOVAL. Pnone
933-4349
WINTER ,
SPECIALS,
Mor».-&ii. BiOO-5.30 p.m.
VCNREPASR
Cieanino.,
hook-up;
Instruction, local business
will) aftordabla pfices. Fast
.service, accurate estimates.
933-9385
42
CHIMNEY
SWEEP &
FIREWOOD
as
nu^SELLflEALTOfiS
LOOKING TO BUILD?
O
JohnHorvalh
RU5S£a REALTORS
BUILDABLELOTS
D B a W f a . ^ ^ .., w m i , , .
fiFFORDAwLE LAKEFROKTI
I . Compare thia vatuet A.1 'Bcitnlly ranovatad 4.
yn colonial nun (aunty room *itn nut bar, lormat
• tlirung loom. T,i, batm. 2' ca' gauge, r * - DfeakwaR
1 n«»!a3 ort Bw aNi™ n* u^mne U«» Erie. Try U maKh thia
I lit S8B.9OO. Call now
949-7151.2JHS11
DsvtRetoelman
949-7151.2JM511
385-9347.871-7225
RUSSELL REALTORS
RUSSaLKALTOflS
i^;
RfiHHH
FREE Slump R»mov«l
. wnnan
Seasoned DflllVeTB!]
734-2B74
SWEAT BROTHERS.
WEST SIDE B A N C W .
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WATCH YOUR PHOFITS GROW .
32B247, Cory «« « • " • * *1 « * " * S S ^ S
I 2153"- Cor,»«»to« We yoeen/ «»e • f ^ r V ^ ?
c^pwrg. nice dee» " r * ! ! ! ^ " ^ SoTi I an
^-inV^ti^^T-p-Ttthian^e^opporiunlly
acr* In VarmiBoft Two. Tni* bi an eieeilern
Antiques
PED TAO. SALE, ^•t)- 6 i n ^ S "
Countrywde ArtiQue*. M a « 0 e t i
Ha.. Avon (Rt. 2W. <CM*-50*i Of
anacbMl garaoe. wrge ymrd win pmacy wnca. nm • n te
T b«
. . youf
• own boaa.
_ — Call
.-.nkumnrnLnMnnatiOn.
••
lof more Wcmatwn. • Inkymabon.
949-7151,23M511.
tfiva
«• by Only MS
M 8JOO CaRtormore
j-'
•
John
J
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ih
:
M9-7151
, 949-7151,233-SS11
365-9347,871-7225
YolandaSukiiac
RUSSELL REALTORS
3fi5-9347,S7t-7225
RUSSELL REALTORS
im
BOSEV1LLE M i n t R v Donwello.
Flo*9oitrn> iiid Coftntfiiar oatlems
037-5402 AFTIHSPU
48
Garage Sales
OOOD N6WMB0B THHIl^
1*0 LMf R d . Aron.Lake.
AVON LITE
ELECTHIC
COMPANY, INC.
EXCELLENT
•
.•flanges'*Dryers '
. Duties
• 'Naw Services Installed ,
933-8539
CONDMION.
o"ia
eiotfi.oq. *«•« *•••<• " " S 1 ™*S!?-
446 Center Rd.
Avon Lake, O.
Genie Ooor Openers
30 Yrs. Experience
CAPTWATIHQCAPEI
H A L F -PRICE SALE, • l>ooo
Ne.gr.bo. Twin Sr~p. .WO L»ar Rd
Avon L o « . 9 3 W U 7 , f « " • ' = J
13. An m«rct«ind:M in ! « • •«>'» *»"'
be HALF-PRICE. HOW.- MondaiiFriday. 10-5 pin.. Saiu'dayv io->,
p.m fcLOSEQWEDNESOAYS
49
BOUNTIFUL CAPECOD
333397. T N * 3 tMdroom Cape Cod ti*» • lot ot anMnitiM,
ducing 2 full t « n « . Bnnrwt) "W toom wnh twr and
iurwnana ptu* an •>«« t>om In tflo Da««mant. 1Vi car
aiaoa and klumlnum , K I M Acnumlng noina' AtMng
Ofily 544,300.
Lynda MatmiiB
M9-71S1,333-8511
RUSSELL REALTORS ,
, 3 6M347,871-7225
337145. , A » u m . WM t r w ^ ^ a d « w r
thM tomntm horn.. Tht. chwrmng
t l
^
attached g w e W w o n e P « J
about • S3S montWy g«t budntt.
Pilcedtosoflai5M.800.
0mR»ige!man
RUSSELLREALTORS
Ro-Sale Shops
CONSIGNMENT
GALLERY
. 36422 D«t*Otl R<J-iAvoti
Like Now Used
Clothing
1
FURNlTUHE 8t'iOP"i
and iBjair, Call (or
1
«nyUm« da/ or everting, 9
3<-%-$U7,m-7725
APOSSffiLEDREAHHOUSE
; , M £1 S
WutK G W » " l ^
DIMQ PHOTOCHAPHFn
FHEG CSTIMAIES,
irw lO'K ^n^ ta«l.hT» o< »uu'
87I-15WS ,
day w.t'i a' ptows-uooai
pno'og'apnor, w « da
sluilicHiuality ptiotoyfnpny bul * tn
WE'RE
l»e cafe and. eon*u3efaKon f-' "
CLEANING UPt
-fun tiu»irw»». Wa «WI riayrt
n t a l noum 1 aparlmenl ,cJ*-ana«ailabl« (of I98B »nd 1999.
VIKV roasonawe raw* C*ll SalMatWtj,
W
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SdraLifT)
Rcbn
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a! ?35-3*S0
•33M330.
• * Elr-'.ric Jnstallatiohs
in us. SfttilrH Grvjni'v t-ounf
3/500 Co^o'ai]^ « J i Auc-i- O '
,93-1-5403. lC*MS! p'TU* m lun-ri
C
949-7151,233-3511
MAINTEHANCE M*M FOfi
CUSTOM "UHIUAL antf A L
" T10NS for toss., PorsonaWf y ,
•.erdfobe. 20 veare «<pwlence.
htonlyn. £M»£5S3,PU?M:T SHOWS. N«oH ***?*['
antertairimen< to' fwlidays of birth-.
0t¥ w r l l « 7 MaUff rea#rvntion» n o * .
Call 933-4M9 or 033-3058
H£WEB RANCH PUiS MOTHEH-»UAW
SUITE
i, '• THE IVOR! TOUCH ' ^
SHIP fACrtAGfcS UPS
or Pur«a(S>f
HI MAFA Auto Part1 StOTt* f t R-)C«y
CLEAHIMQ SERVICE:, Uunar ,Hiv«r • B-»y V'tlaa* and Mai
•Imstud. m « On-i*fiJi D(,
WB are a ICCJU company nnd nui *!- Clonnrf, Stio'eway Shopptpu
tiiialoo »"tn any lranch.se. Ws cun
n'flf, Chelfietd Umff.
d t l l g n a Dlanrifld r e g u l a r
mairrtsnafiCo proa'Jf" • * oHori a*
OARACC DOOR REPAIH
you r>»«sd- We con p«rtqrm an e*lor>- ReiiOontHI. 13 J M ' » ••penenca.
Broksn spring* eflfl caW« rooaiied.
irt« y«at or just o n * t n u l i Mnrtce 3 3 l - t T 8 i
•
{lloor uriptMd. w<noows. av«n o> one
room ciearwW) W» claait new ccn- EKFEHIEr4CED woillW
f trudtd home* X t n a l l b u ^ n e u e s
e parfiurtg. 834-6203Hoiling >ociai g»ttiorino» *>•'>
Mcorne a r«nl pl»asura and yoo'D P A I N T E H S PH1DE. EittBfior or m.
laka CMtda In U M app«arBnc* of yoot ie«ior pointing. Coll Tony. 941-51M,
anan dome W E ARE NOT COM. 9 years flipefienca:
PLCTELY FINISHED UNTIL YOU
ARE COMPLETELY SATISFIED!!)
: INTERIOR
Cull CLEAN CORNERS tor FREE
P Q. DECORATING
ESTIMATE, 3^7*453
- Hang A l W i t a W " > g •AS
Pamimg
THOROUGH CLEANiNO,- Houvn. . OVwait • Rodnls Harowood
m
moving andramrI W « Floora • Slam • GW«
• I n c h i n g Odrt JOP*
S
WEB OFFSE
PRINTING
,B
Couf"
CELEBRATE
in iu«uf>'
Services
.
MOBILE HOME
RO0f-OVF.R SPECIALIST
327-4170
'
eRei^-taan
SSELL REALTORS
yta.
Call
933-9187
FOR CUSTOM MADE Boat
& Refiacemont Doa! s»a
L t l i a k ' n Goal C o " * . * *
QQ7.7I.1~1
SPRAWUNC SPUT
PHOTO ^EiiSlON I-OH WUoeuN'j
PORTFOLIOS, by Mary ST. •
Gregory A. Shannon
&ASSOC.
33501 HLakeHd.
. , Eve.'s & Sat.'s
'.
•" , Available'1 '
, - -. • 5aciau»i.y. OH 44870 , •
, S I O f MOBILE MOUE LtAKiN
Nuve' seal ojari N>'*f msjta
TYPING • Vo"i •" •"y twmi, '.*« & •
,
KcurWn Call 933-4395
933-8857
IncomfiTax
1
UNIQUELY YOUR5
3I7-343C
qE
BUSINESS I E U C H U h t i
SYSTEMS S.)LM. Senrte. )."V-J!IQ.
CALLPORAPFT.
40
,
r-i-iiraate
MARATHON. t.r.;\'.. ;
vvj-^f.1933-4132. 333-333'. •
,s
REDINGER
INCOME TAX
SERVICE
:
"
PRUCfcSi
365-9347
233-8511
871-J225,
Open Weekdays 9-9
Weekends 9-6
CEMEftT AUO
WATERPROOFIN3 SPECIALISTS
CERTIFIED EMISSION TESTING.
AUTOMOTIVE - COMPUTER
DIAGNOSIS. K.t KEROSENE. c » M d m n i n c s I0WINQ i w ^
b.
,
TAX OFFICE:
fotni^r
turtle.''BMWwtUr, .quit* 3-*'CO
- ACCURATE LOW COSt INCOME
» TAX PREPARATION Can David L i I M . W t - » 9 4 9 . Senior e i i w * ,**••
CtEH
1
She; te!d lakf>
949-7151
Ctawd Wed. • •
Mon ; Tue».i T K I M +*•« '
Fil-Sa(. 10-5' •
AS$UMABUMORTOAGE
B4 This mwt ? bud loom ncna cmrid rw .yours (or
SIS9 ptr monr.n (Mhrfa* !•••• are* Iniinani1*.
vj IHIC> i t U8.1W0 Ki'h a f l t " f r™ai5»g» lali ol
4W Ji-'.B'»4t. 'ttts I* «i>M ut t r 1 . . An •itaiiam
b r o o m . Wbnt-jnop in b«t»ii»nl t.x] l*ncad yard CaJI
tor teei'ioi, •
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.
,'
i
Sonn'tReoa*
M M t S t , 233-6511
RUSSELL REALTORS^
355^347.871-7H5
ACaehoJ ganga. Wftal w eTOiWytw wantT Ho* aboul
a Mrge M M ' i n M f t . o. 2 Wdroom. on I f ^ f i r i l noort
Plenty ot room tn t r * bawmert«« • » «
b « l r o W Th« e<vs larga lot wppww « »
codag* and da!*£tied tJVige f w l » " " " •
M
56
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-
WANTING TO 6UC: •O«l UCOof,
trains and accessories., Call
333-9101 from 12 noon to 5 p.m.
Appliances
APARTMENT SIZE. ro(n(;flralor.
Ktnfnore washer 2 dr>er S100
• i c h . 83MJ136.
58 Household Goods
.— CRIB-CHEST: ChiitKratt. lomrens
>- lo youth bed. white. l * e rwfw. £300.'
- $ Call 356-0663.
& MEDITERRANEAN
•m mica ico. «*«u«nt
i" 356-1690.
HANDYMAN TOOL COLLECTOR
loo*™ tor-unKJ
'eds- Prate-aMf
msehini^ls or1 carpenter tcoJs
B35-11W • •
1
Used VHMOS Largo quart
H i t ) oniyt Top £»*« P*«l r-armt
and Bv«ryda» movies warned. Se^a
inCjir«» w P.O. Bo» 300 DM. Avon
. 5S0,
CAMERAS - Your us«J HajjeiD
Ro«i«, H'Vof. • ! ! never *orir> m
Dollar 81 halortcte*".'H^jhest pncei
tf> C O N T E M P O R A R Y
K I T C H E N paid. Call Awm. 937-6941.
"> TA8LE wan class too 4 * chairs, m ~ celienl eornitton, S150. Contem- COLLECTOR paymg casi lo
\ t t porary Coffe* Table witn glass top. American Dime Store soldiers
1930/t»*J. 521-1913.
, „ $50. $33-6575.
WANTED: LIONEL a n c ctrwr toy
, ' ROSE'S
lra.rts in any condition. Also, wanted
NEW WHOLESALE
Old woodon radio. B7t-45-*7. ,
OAK COUNTHY FURNITURE
Canter Ridge HO: N.
g l « . Open M-S. 1-5. Kitchen
62 Miscellaneous
and tintng team M O . w d j » ctiests.
For Sale ,
gun cafivtau. tea can. <c« Co*,
boohcases, ^cretary d-«W3, Wt
ca&neta: corner . cupboards, dry CARPETING. LOW HHJCEb • rugt
sinks, nan Mais, end taEXm. 4 8 ' Quality, C & D carpeting. B35-28S1,
round lion pan pedestal t&bls. / lwo
(eaves. S495. 1 " thick top, saverol ATTENTION MOSSYISrSl Maru
stylos o( c h a i r s , S 8 5 - S 1 2 5
maple wooden dowels, i v . - x . 1 3 " .
FABULOUS S-TOfl desk. 11595. 2 S3 00 per bo*-734-1739.
rounded gla^s china cabinets.
S295-S650. Windsor and pressOack P J H E W A T E R home water
rockers. S175 each huoa near) distiilen. Don't gamble on Uw safety
aesign rocker. SZ25. l«aaed
of yau^cMniung water. 73-t-t733,
' tawtop bookcases,' $135-5350.
u i d i n . 4 0 " . 7 2 " . J695-SII95: A SEASONED Firewood, Vj cord
WHOLE CATALOG O F FINE (nek). 5SO: futf cord (3 ndts). 5143.
QUALITY HANDMADE SOUD OAK delivered. We also have fcintfmg.
TO CHOOSE FROM. Takes Z-8 •ave s Firewood. David J. Syp/wrs weeks for delivery. Our prices are owner. 034-4 9B7,
ont third of furniture store prices.
Resistovw finish now available. Mew
SEASONED FIREWOOD
solid C m s beds l n 4 U m . 15 styles.
V. cord (nek). S50
' from . J « » * 7 9 S . ALSO, antique
FuM cord (3 rtcks). St42
jewalry. . glasswara. pottery.
,
fur*
Delivered
1
niiure. Kneni. & ate. HOSE'S.
V/e also have klndNng .
327-2239 or 327-5740. Visa &
O A V r S FIREWOOD
MasterCard accepted. Bonk financOavtd J . Syphers • ovmw
ing avallsDIe. Our furniture b com43B7
p<etely guarantoed. .
'<
FOB SALE - Ski overalls, navy,
ladies
(
I
D
Siakwn
ThinsutalB. never
SUPER SALE ,
Beautiful four antique hand Carv- worn. J125/new, aeU S7S. 3334532.
ed parlor' chairs; 54'' antique
rosewood rou'tf claw kx>4 (able, BICYCLE Built tor two. S20O-. ConS1250: nice 1920'» antique 5 4 " temporary hutch cabinet S200;
WilDani and Mary oak round table. Ltonnl Trsin. J200. AH aieeBenl.
52S5: lined u*k droa leaf table. S65: 835-5781.'
small oak kitchen tablet- S9S:
beautilul antique oak bookcase w i n FOB SALE • 84 sq. yds. ot avocado
gUss doors, SST5: 4B" antique green carpet in Rood condition.
square oak table, $195; J«nny Lind b s o V b t f f . B 3 f 2 2 7 3 .
rocker, chair, sota bed, chair, S395;
3 door antique mahogany bookcase
l KEROSEN& Sm-th'j Country
untn daw leet. S695; raflfflahed 1920
• ,
walnut dining room table. 8 chairs. 2 CounUr, Avon. 934^403.
large leaves, S37S; painted Hoosiar
cupboard. $300: nice. French F*TO- &EAHS 40 eWctric range, gold, 2
side-Dy-ak)e ovens, one continuous
. uortcial end and cortee Ubies. wrtft dean, one «alf-ctaaning, $135: air
leather tops. S55. each; French P r o conditioner. 15.000 BTU, J i M ;
,
vtrncLit desk, $155; French Proven- 033-2965 afl»f S p.m.
-cul console table, 535; 5 4 " round
mission oak pedestat table. 2 2 ROUND, TRIP plane tickets Orlanleaves, 6-chairs, piano stool, art do I Cleveland, leaving S p.m..
deco vanily, $85: Mapplewhile din- 2/20/B8. retum 1 p m . 2/2S/BB Must
Ing room set. with 6 cnaJn. S leaves, tacr>hc«, 5350. Call 3>u Jones.
buffet, and Inlaid wood. S893: more t-385*452afler4p-m.
furniture. and e t c TJwuaanu* of'
pieces of jewelry, an era'* at SEWING MACHINES: Due to school
wholesale prices.
,
budoet' cuts. Ihe nation's largest
martutacturer offors new haavy duty
, ROSE'S
35535 Center Rjdqo Rd
models, many stitches, buttonholes,
1-5 Man. thru Sat.: Closed Sun.
avarything. 20 year guarantet.
Phone 327-5740 or 327-2239
Originally »*49, now »139. Freaarm
120 exUa. Credit cards. COO. Free
WOOD KINO SIZE head- delivery. Umtted S Back Warranty.
board i x accompanying aat. large 3 315-S93-S755.
:
secuon ."rwwr, 2 nigrrt stand*. 2
framed mirrors, good condition.
INE PAUL 0UNYAN
, Make Offer. 933-8716.236-0704.
bad Irame. 5125. Call 933-3089.
S
FOH SALE:: Family room set. 6
piecei: couch. 2 matching chairs. 2
end tables.11 ccrfe* table, S250 E»ceifenl condition, changing decor.
934-5870.
60
Wanted
Miscellaneous
WANTED: wm pay cosn ror anuqua*. Any old furniture, oak. chwrry,
walnut, mahogany,' dining roont
sets, kitchen sets, bedroom sets,
china cabinets, bookcase*, desk*,
olc. An* condition, Glassware,
crocheted, and embrordered items.
quirts. Hurrmels. Doultons. any
tigurtnes, china,, pottery, watches.
docks, lamps. Any era |*w«iry.
rhinesiones. gold, ailver. diamonds.
Also, old stock and bond certiorates
and German & Japanese Woikt War
II Military items. Anything old!
ROSE'S. 327-5740 or 327-2239,
ANTIQUES and coiieciib'M wanted
lor consignment auction. Jerry
Canterbury. Auctioneer. 327-9394.'
JLK FLOWERS .Waddings &
^
.
Call 934-«477 artrr 5
LINCOLN WileWtf * Coble ldeo<arck
250. S300. Call a"»> 43411
66
Musical
Instruments
UPRK3HT A GHArJO PIAMQ tunIngs. Vo^y reasonable. 225-65*3 - '<
no aruter. leava massa;?
GEWtlNMAHDI FLUIG. .2 yrs. OKI.
perieci ccnr'iiion.
Plflaw can. se« 4
mans effor1. evenings,
, HELP! 2: CMUfctsJ C3.'J, 1 - 12 il 1 •
10 ¥'*- "10 Wast Una, a qood bemo
for c»cfi U;«-a6««anO
in oicel'snt
iwslth. Call mctrwis4 *"
S43I632
•
FREE TO GDO0 K 0 V £ . turner I
S^nauisr mi*. toTiai*. h mes da,
loves Children. H a s Shot*,
1
74 Animal Services,
BALD'tVIN OHGA-SONJC OW3AN.
MofioJ BIH S*rwi. E»celi«nt conoition. t o vt%, oW Aining S5C0.
933-6983.
• ,
72
Household Pets
LOW COST *>PAYIFia/NE
& PUPPVW1TTEN VACCINATION.
CALL 933-5297. ,
KITTEN FACIOHr Surplus . Fro*
samples avarfaOle Call 933-3193
aft« 7 p j n .
THE SPCA has numwous dogs &
cala roaCy for adepton. Wa- fia»o all
shapes, sizes, colon. Btwds &
muss. The/ are all spayed, heaitny.
ganile, lovaaCIo and *iou3eb<o*erT.
Call and adopt frse. 933-3193 after 7
p.m.
KITTENS • CATS • KITTENS! TaBOy.
orango. tWadi. caiico. Ail ages.
lovacie and friendly and, some
Krvable & Shy otoer kilisns tat tne • « pertenced cat lower. FHEE to good
nomo. 933-3193after 7 p m .
FREE, neeau-e loving lamiltas Ur 2
beautiful kittens. One approximately
3 maa eld. silver and wntl*: one approximately e mot. o>d. gold and
tHacfc. 933-4700 evenings.
AXC REGISTERED Himalayan kittens. Call 943-2320.
FREE FEMALE KITTEt4S. 7
old. Both Fixed A'rJvclawed. .Very
friendly. Call 9 4 ^ 2 6 7 . .
POOOLE / SCHNAUZEfl. S
house trained, pxxd witn alt. l
/ block. 933-3154 rnghts or
150.
,
,
AOOHABLE BA9Y GUINEA PIUS.
They maka graal psU without much
work. Call 933-7262.
PHOFESSlONALQHOOH.il. '(SEIlVICES OFFERED AT THfc ktf0M
JrAKE ANIMAL CLINIC- t'«LL
933-5237 FOR AN APPOlMTMl NT.
BOAHDINQ CATS & DOCT
Insivtduol cam by tiro*(«3ionals..
Prciiup.'d«livo'y a«ajiatj3o. Call
Carols
1-327-82S1
76
Horses, Livestock
& Equipment
HEGiSTEH£D 2 y«ar oW Morgan
stud. Park harness trained, and
^
J I S O O . O O . Must. sell.
(
rvice}. ,
NEW HIGH ENEROY HORSE
FEED. Inlrbduclnq "MAHMA PRO"
tCarnasUon) HOBBY HORSE FEED,
for jrour r'aaaure r w ( » . J4.25 converuent 50 Lb. bag.. Quantity 04*
counts: delivery aveJatrfe. 327-7719,
TRIPLE fl TACK • FEED, 36466
Sugar Ridg* Fid., N l H I t o
80
2 PROM dresses, sue 5. poacn &
white ••Gone With T!»« Wind" style,
royal ballarlnalonglh. 834-5977 ahar
3;io.p m.
• t, '
KIND SIZE waier Bed. WB%
wavelesa monrau. 3 M U of sheets,
asking 4200, 9494759.
"CHAIN SAW HARTS 4 SEHVJCE".
Largest supply in myo for Stihl.
Homehta, McCulloch."Poulsn and
many olhlf*. U.P.S. delivery.
Worceitsr Sale* A Service: 34200
Loraln, Pi. RidgevHle, Oh.. 327-2190.
MOVINQ: MUST SELU 1 large
OLD QUILTS WAN [ED, antique fur- upright lieeur, 1 wood wall unit for
niture A Jewelry, In good condition. amartainment canter, 3 piece blue
hiqfiast prices oaid In cash. pnnt Irving room set in good condie&-8a43 or 871-S3I9.
tion, 3274469,
viB s u
and vud«3. FREE lowing. 061-5500.
LADY WITH FAMILY neeoa dependable iranssortalion CAH at
j[ fiancy. 22S-2064
IC75 CHEVY scwisaai* 2U Camper
itpocial fuck witfi a Ccacriman S!H3»in carrs^C^e rw*l. Both tor 53.000
(ca-Tinef only S1.20C;- CaJl 9B5-Z708
AmtwrsL Wlfl not sell wurt wrthoul
camp«f.
35 FOHO FI50. a cyiirxwr. 4 speed
OD Must *•<*, $8.IOC or offo/.
90
MAJOR & MINOR
REPAIRS
"Service'Speciafs":
coat. 34.000 - N K K LcntiM « S X
037-6009 everunjs.
FCHO ESCORT GT
0 rni*«s v
S66O0.933-5084
1SOO PLYMOUTHHOflfZONZlMur
ttatctrtwei, 93.000 tn-«». 3725 ,*
333-7096 *v«rungs
{
8 U Y OOVERNMEHT
Vehicles fnrtt 3100. FOKlS.ChevyfJ'i
Corvettes, etc For tnto CM IftSli,
&42-105). exLS'lSO
\Y{
i:)7« CHEVY Makeu,
,
ndic. 4 df.. flood OKMtban, e r M
work'car.' 58000 enfltMl
ti3
S120000Cll9337M
iWo CHEVY C w i n
B
nxirtng tondWon 4 n«w t,
arrvfm radio. CaH 9494S63.uk t v r '
1ontt»lor«2pjn.
^i
^j
liUY CC(6n»MENT S i e i e d ^
ehlcles frwn S10O Fords, I
e i c For InfS tSUL i
1 , E r t . 1 4 3 4 _ , , . ^ - ^
•••£3
on & Finer' -314.95
F-cntEnd
Alignment
S19.95
Front Brakes $59.95
I 9 S 1 FOflO
GRANADA.^yU
t-door. auionvutc. «J/ o u l M O o o d *
rTJ
C«H 83*4539 afwr
Campers & Vans
92
• -'Chrysler
5130^0 :•
QM
£120.99
,
MECHANIC O N DUTY
• • , 9 a.m. to O p.m.
949-6286 ^
MAC'S AUTO CARE
4fl is Lake Rdi, Sheffield Lake •
UttfMC
CJJOO.871-41BI
' •-,•
STRUTS INSTALLED
:
Boats and Motors^
'97 BAVUNEH. 24 (I.CIERA. I
• d, und«* 20 hrtJ, custom raw « M L J
Sp*daf Mo/ma radio,
rt'lJ
B«nt. '321.000., M
tt«4733
2BC. 1661 CHRIS CRAFT-CONNIE^
T/t B 1 , By bridge. Sport r
AlPtuta«
d d d
.ROBERT J. GLENN
Auto Parts
& Service
GUARANTEED USED •no 1 ne» Instaged • roawnable. 961-esOO.
i
1
CUP & SAVE CUP & SAVE
, 17M
. ;•
» 7 M : ..unvict cutvurr THAT ne«tlv i
WINTER SPECIAL
Call An Expert
139.00 any six* «ot« .
• l7.OOCtwtr
;
. 3* I .OO *ot» & Ctwlf
310U3 t l
McNeeley Contracting
Remodoting
, .
Additions "• '.
Free Estimates
Autos f o r Sale
FOH A QUALIFY USED CAP at •
Ian pnc*. com* to GarBicfc
MotoM,
1600 CoJorado Aw., 1 ixrairt. Onto.
2 ^ 2 w
;
;
C MPER - tjfce rww . COACHMAN
sifae-ln camcer, rurtiiy used. 31.200
firm. Call 965-2708 Amherst.
04
Trucks For Sale
or beat any price.
1973 YAMAHA HO 350. reDUHt 1981
- rode 5.000 miles, eicallent shape,
$500.00 firm.1 CaU 79S-<506 attv
•6.00 p.m. •
•
i.'.
82
88
FCH
«
Wagon, rww baoery 4
sir
A W F U sferoo cas*etta O O M T I
steanng and tvakH. Runs aw n t
12^35.327-0062.
New Pads Ht-surtace SraKes .'. 1979 CLS.TOfiANADOE x h a u s t - Bring Quote, we meet iiphoisrtfyj very- ooo
Motorcycles &
Mini Bikes
Resealing -f Replacing ^:
- : , Installation -f^^
; GlaK BlockWindows:f^
Vf FireplacB Repair 'f-y%
Replacement Windows
Siding
^__
Tim McNeeley 933-6715
TIM FORTHOFER
FEDERAL-jAE|Sl
Builder •• Contractor
, (Sarvin'g Avon Lake and Surroundirig
Communities For Over 20 Yoara) y
COMPLETTE HOMK RENOVATION. REMODELrNO
• ROOM ADDITIONS • PORCH ENCLOSURES
- GARAGES - STORAGE BUILDINGS ARISTOKRAFT KITCHENS • DOORS • WINDOWS
•• PRESSURETREATED DECKS
,
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
937-6430
SEASONED FIHEW DOD, H O J
delivered, 933-8793.
AQUARIUMS • 10. 20.30. S5 gaJlpn
/omplete set ups. Community
iropical fith. Cat! 949-7543.
CASH fO* YifOt wJ trracxiKl cars
7 ^eor etc true cat loosing !o(
rra"i^. AJ| shcts. cood wi;«
n. S33-9138
SYNTHESIZER - (31 Keys. «•»
Qounija. m m wtrt caTVJfu-. toll
MIDI, saw a.id Lavof.' nwdc/morto'
out. Swjuenlial So'^i 3. 949-rStt
at[<rr 7 p m .
Autos Wanted
S N Q\ft' F?l^p Wl NG
Myer's Sewer Contractor
Sewer Installation - Plumbing - Excavation
Free Estimates
Licensed - Bonded - Insured
<£p
• Basement Repair V b
: • Custom Remodeling .
^
Complete Foundations • Driveways
• Water Lines • Sewers * -*'
960-1855 933-7981 933-8285
CLEANING
•• Commercial/Of (ices
, ,• H3Sideniial
y New Construction
• Personalized Service
• Bonded and Insured
• Free Estimates
• All Work Guaranteed
WALLPAPER HANGING
Licensed insured
933-5742
Any Type Paper
Reasonable Rates'
Kathy Smith
c
327-3842 and 3270862 *
WHY DO SO MANY CALL
^
(ffRNERS?
...OWNER SUPERVISES EVERY CLEANED HOME
NEW HOME-AVON
Over 1800 sq. ft.. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths,
designer kitchen, family room. Quality thru-out. All
gas home. Sewers are int 26x14 living room plus
16x12 family room. Much, much more. Call for
appointment. Ron Lucfen, 933-2600.
- C e n t u r y 21 Lucien & Assoc. Inc.
lai
DAY'S
EASE,
•INC.
327-6346
OTHERS SEND YOU A
CLEANING TEAM-WE
SEND YOU SERVICE!
—
„
—
>,~
~
•
'
• We are privately owned end operated m l
affiliated with arty franchise
• We are a local company working for our
neighbors.
• Wo cart doslgn • planned (ecuUr
Mainl<4nance program as often as yott need In
your home or otfiw.
• We ctean new constructed homes and wnaR
. businaiM*.
• We can offer an •»tensive cleaning anytime
throughoul the year.
For YOUr F R E E E S T I M A T E , Call; -W«can perform |ust one small service (floor
S U E LEUENBERGER
at'ipped, woodwork washed, windows oven,
___ , . _ _
or one room cleaned).
3Z7-4455 ,
'We add a'l the personal touches to our
N o r t h Rirtnpuitla n h l n
cleaning that you would do yourself
n o n n Higgevilie, UntO
.WearefinlsrwdwhenywaieMUsfled
fULL LANDSCAPE SERVICE
949-8224
KEARNEY CONSTRUCTION
Naad an uptlaira
adding on a faml)
9*'«H»'* F«r fttaior ot mmo*
r e p a i d , call (or a lr««
Wtmala
937-6337
,
w
Slorv*. Brick. Btock
•nd Concrit* WoriL
NCI* and REPAIR
DANNY
GEORGE
• Carpat a Furnttuta
• Strtp & Wax Floors
« waft WmWnc
«»MI
C U S T O M B U I L T HOMES
RDWODELING SPECIALISTS
Calf J I M
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
937-5750 „
Call
1
Complete Room Addictis. Garajjes •
. • Stwage Buildings. Concele Wort
Interior Painting
'
Storm Windows Magnetic Interior • Aluminum Tnpfe Tracfcj ••
,
333-5742
CARL THOMAS
280-2805
.
Local Call
MILLER
PAINTING & WALLPAPERING
13 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
933-8528
FREE
ESTIMATES
ANDY'S
APPLIANCE SERVICE
An IndepamW Factory Authortnd Soviet Cortrjdof
690 Avoi Belden Rd. (Rt. 83)
• Sennco On AJl Makes*
• Parts Cou«er—Open Mon.-Frt. 9:30-5:00
Sat 9:30-4:00
PhilKowalski
934-6233,,
2T«
Rocky's Exterminating
Pest Problem?
Call For Free Estimate
Insured & Bonded
C A L L 933-9147 or 671-1289 C l e v e .
SERVICE
BATHROOMS AND
KITCHENS
Cat! Gaorgn at
933-2207
•Ha* 5:00
FREE ESTIMATES
FdrPeopta Who
Value, Their Possessions
Call For Free Estimates ,
Dechant Construction
COMPLETE
Specialising in
Carpets 4 Upholstery
Dry Foam Extraction
Wet Basement?
REMODELING
- Replacement
windows
- Bows & Bays
-Sliding Doors
Quality Care
Cleaning
93<3-B274
MUZZY
Free Jistimates
AUTHORIZED
'INSTALLER
M D Builders
Building and fUmottottng
, G»fag«»-Boof»«nd
Aluminum Siding
FRES ESTIMATES
Quality Renovation ot Century Homes
HARTSEL
ELECTRIC
CLEAN & SHINE
FLOOR CARS
933-5976
GENERAL
CONTRACTOR
949-7865
> o - PAINTING
STAINING
3311
Shaker Roofs,
Interior/Exterior
Wallpaper Hanging
Any Type or Pattern
"SEnyiNOTHeLORAfNAnEAFORIIYEAKS"
RADtO DISPATCHED TRUCKS
•TV
TREE & S T U M P REMOVAL
.now
•TWMM1NO
, '"•, - T O P P I N G
•££;, • '
• . CABJJNO
- LOT CLEARING
.
• ; • ' . , •BOOTFEEDINO.
• • FiaEWOOO
Call Russ Harkins
'
EMOKUNCY
sronuscwvicE
3SrAVONB£LDENRD.-AVONLAKE.OH
• . .'•
949-6075
estimates
J
_
933-8959
•^•SSS10*'
.
FUU.V
IHSUREO
.
I
DtSCOUKTS
RADIO DISPATCHED
LOCKSMITHS
HUMIOtPMIIIB
AW CUBAN* m
WATIH HCATlIta
lOBnT
•ca MACHINCB
24 HOUH EMERGENCY SERVICE
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
ALARM SYSTEMS - SAFES
AVON: 934-6460
AAALL
ELY.: 324-5141 CLEVE.: 871-0610
SALES & PROMPT 24-HOUR SERVICE;
SECURITY CENTER
812 AVON BELDEN
AVON. OH 4401
933-3101
GARRETT
PAINTING
T H E BIGGER LITTLE STORE WITH MORE!
HARDWARE • PLUMBING • ELECTRICAL
PAINTS • LAWN A GARDEN • GLASS
TOOLS • AUTOMOTIVE • SPORTING
, ANIhtAL FEED • PET SUPPLIES #.!<
REPAIR-SERVICES
949-6296
INTERIOR
• PARTS • OIL
• TUNS-UPS
•RENTALS
'ACCESSORIES
'SHARPENING
• PROPANE
•K-t KEROSENE
DEPENDABLBNEAT
933-8793
FREE ESTIMATES
FREE ESTIMATES
933-5378
Reac/S Use The
Classifieds'
Ma!w6fski Interiors
MASTER MOWER SERVICE
141-11**
PAINTING • VARNISHING • WALLPApeniNG >
ORYWALL A PIASTER REPAIR • TEXTURING '
UCENSED • INSURED • DONDGO - >
690 A V O N O E L D E N . n T . 8 3
IMCXTTOStSSON'Sl
- - E 3 "SINCE 1953"
949T6287
JOHNGUGGENBILLER
LISZAK'SBOAT
& UPHOLSTERY SHOP
CUSTOM MADE
BOATCOVERS
& REPLACEMENT
BOAT SEATS
•8OAT SCAMPER UPHOLSTERY
• CAMPER CANVASSES
• .
• CONVERTIBLE TOPS
• SIOE CUfT'AINS
•AFTCOVERS
•
,
SELF STORAGE
.LOCATEDB£HiNDV£tn«UQNPACKAGESTORE
FREE ESTIMATES
GARAGE DOORS 4 OPERATORS
998 AVON,BELDEN
(ROUTE 83)
•BIMINITOPS
• TAflPS , ,
• MOORING COVERS
• CUSHIONS
PAINTING
FINHST I'JTERIOFt
DEPENDABLE-NEAT
CALL LARRY,
AVON.OHIO
937-6527 or
933-3816 ,
•s""13."-.
«*•-»»•
5n»'5n
ION. «30h
-toh-.-ion"
?BUTTS PLUMBl^Gc
v Quality Work. & Reasonable Prices.Since 196Q*
::!,
tOfl
••"
PRESIDENTIAL-coMMEBCJAi:--i
& n
p
\ 1'74 LearRd.,'AvonLake;:
OUTSIDE STORAGE AVAILABLE
Foe Mobile ,Hom«s, BoaW, Trailerg. eic.
933-8686Clevej 621-6332:.
_ Emifgency Number 933-4969", •,•-•;•••
Mike Lipkowski
937-5805
AMERICAN LAWN CARE
and
TREE SERVICE
Fully Insured - 24 Hr. Service
RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL
Lenny's Glass
Servle* Company
•
ANYTIME
SltxmtSciMn*
Repaired. •
JtM
FAIRWEATHER ROOFING
• «€BOOFS • WEFAIHS
. 3UILO-UP ROOFS
• SiAMUSSQUTTSRS b OOWNSPOUTS . HOOJMAINT(NANCE
CALL
U3-2517
OR TOLL FREE
1-a00.2S1.M17
AFTERS P.M.
•33-M17
Distressed
, by
Pregnancy?
Call
Birthright
at 322-
4652 Or 244-4652.
FREY
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING, INC.
COMPLETE
PLUMBING. HEATING
AND SEWER CLEANING
SERVICE
NO JOB TOQ SMALL!
937-5826 M .
•••:•:&]
ONLY THE BEST
SMITH'S
SMITHS
9
re
A C U T
' • ' AND COKKtCr* •
TVP
OUl
ABOVE v,
THEREST
iry
m
^™
, 37500 Colorado Rd.. Avon
Mon.-Fri. 9-9, Sat. S-8. Sun: 9-6
934-5403
es.
2% MILK
IHtRIGIO !O
••••.•,
.*••*
Afl
COTTAGE CHEESE zwv $ ! • " "
SPECIAL RETAIL"
C0KE&
COKE PRODUCTS 2LTTERS
SPECIAL RETAIL
GAL
SPECIAL RETAIL
.
LARGE OR SMALL CURD
$1.59
, *
$1.39
J
BLADE CUT
BOUND BONE:
BONELESS CENTER CUT.
POT ROAST
CHUCKROAST
CHUCK ROAST
i$
«sb
*tSl
LB.
LB.
.. :,• .'.••riv,.;W,|;
LARGE
ENGLISH CUT
MEATY
POT ROAST
NECK BONES LB.
BONELESS
BULK
FAMILY
STEAKS
PORK
SAUSAGE
FRESHLEAN,
" .
'
JUMBO
SHRIMP
LB.
LB.
75
LETTUCE..
',;.,,,.. . . . : : H E A O
-«sBR0CCOU, .
w
BWCH
;
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. v " - : "•••-.,7.\
*
SMITH'S
FRUIT DRINKS
PARKAY
s;:
®|
will
•1
ij
...1602. $ 1 . 1 "
TOMATO JUICE 46oz.
QUAKER
QUICKOATS.. isoz.
SHURFINE GRANULATED
S U G A R . ; ; . , . 5LBS;
NORTHERN
BATHROOM
TISSUE
LIMiT3
4R0apFCK
BETTY CROCKER ' '
SMUCKER-S JAMS
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