fcpa cue, tiztZtri enSfcn. 1750. CJ 333-W13 Kim mgiuj*. Good wclina caxSscn. UjXtt Ann Lsks fti rdJ (216) S33-521O. •S3 BUCX fCfiD AtKOSrJW VA1 JUT. <ZJB0 n&s, indent OTdiiica 9M-5K3. See Page 12 C L A S S I F I E D S OlEOtFOIlTHKEANDOrHEaOFFLJUi See Page 22 AVON LAKE PUBLIC LIBRARY 326-19 LLECTRIC BLVD. AVON LAKE. OHIO -14012 BULKHAIE US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 41 AVON. ChlO •won . - ^ E - m a i l : [email protected] Avon • Avon Lake • Sheffield • Sheffield Lake Copyrighi C.1W7 Community Pulse ...And Opinion RJ.H. are Sheffield Lake residents will remem- ber Richard SL James — he's tho devel- oper who attempted to build senior assisted housing on tho north side of Lake Kd. about a year or two back. Whils St. James fpiled to achieve tho housing, he hasn'I necessarily none aw. y. St, James is still interested in tho senior complex, and it now appears Sheffield Lake is interested in his prop- evty. Service Director Bill Gardner is trying to find away to get rid of storm drainage in the Park Avenue area ond contacted St. James about using his properly tp uccttw lake Erie t , Vou fust Jtnotv Si. famn laid lo'liiivn "* a smile come over his fact when ho found out the city now needed him. No problem says Richard St. James — simply appiovo my original request for rezoning and tho access is your* — or — the city can purchaso tho parcel including tho cost incurred far the failed development — or — the city could rezone tho property into three 80- foot lots, purchase one lot for $85,000. use the lot for drainage, then sell it off with tho easement. This would then givy St. James two 80-foot lots. Sheffield Lake code allows for 80 foot lots not 60-footers. It looks like Sheffield Loku Isn't Inter- ested in what St James has to effer. While some cf this may seem impossi- ble, city hall still has an obligation to those who need relief in tho Fart Ave. area. Maybe thoso in charge might want to step back and look at his proposal and tinker with it Nothing is impossi- ble. An old saying - "tho chock is in lh« mail" may have a now twist ac.cimliiig to word oul of the Avon i-ako Water Department. How about "th« bill is in Continued on page 10 By /im Petruzzi AVON LAKE - You may have noticed your July utilities bill did not arrive on tho second as usual. No. tho Board of Utilities did not forgot. Instead, tho bills seem to havo been lost in tho mail. At tho July 7 Board of Utilities moot- ing. Utilities Director John Knieppor informed the board that all of presorted bills are being traced. "They [bills} were taken to thu post offico in Cleveland July l," Utilities Director John Kniepper said, "and thoy haven't been seen or heard from since." Tho bills were generated and printed by Shamrock Printing of Cleveland. Utilities Director John Knieppor said ho saw tho bills after tho printing, beforo they were mailed. "Wo don't know if it's tho fault of the post office or the fault of tha printer," Knieppcr said. According to policy, the due data will he extended equal to how late the bills arrive, and residents will have a full 20 days to make payment. More water break damage When a water line at tho corner of Curtis Drive and Electric Boulevard bruke May 29. the Utilities Department connected hoses to homes with water to supplv thoso affected by the brook. A hi^h-pressure sower cleaner was connected to u niiaiby Vti.i hydrant to try t>) supply u COILS tit nt nrcjmirt* to tin; INI ;it Owl titiiM. iind .teciduiitally ii*"i! .i prt-SMtro vulvi* un u rtisi limit's at or IttMter tu upi-n. according to KJI tapper. Thn luwsr unsn of Ibw Artsdal" Drivn (plit levrl win nuUhitd. and suflcreJ =''^.i.^. ^UBUJH, KnWprior rontlnumi. The board voted to reimburse the resi- dent S2i> 75 fur oirjipt . cleaning unti $47.UU UIT ii furiiin>r ui*JirCtnjn. Tho funiai.ii ww tirji il.tfiuij;<» liv thn vvatt.-r. in other business Tin* sraiiiLitif wnttT metiT size lius bwti tfl at 3/4" b*'«:au5« IIHTL* c«><th«d to IM? .) pricr tliffurwnco hutwi'cn i! .uiti the 5/H"* int'tcr. Tho minitnutn water bill, which applies evun if no watur is usud, is still based on 5.000 gallons usage but is now based on (lie smaller motor regardless of which is connected to the residence. The minimum bill is S10.75. UIINI ca Gerry Paino (seated) works on pulling weeds in the soams of the hand-mads brick walk o( the Peter Miller House. Avon-on-lhe-Lake Garden Club member Marcie Aslaksen and her husband, An. work planting annuals along the walk. Aslaksen is also a Poter Miller House trustee. See tho story Inside. PRESS photo - JoAnnm Esaterdsy. Payment to Chamber meets opposition Jennifer Monty AVON LAKE - With few members in the audience, tho Avon Lnko City Council hold a Special Mottling. A public lir'ariiiK was held to exam- ine tho proposed exception to the Master Sanitary Suwor Him for Out Swuetbriur Subdivision No tl. Council member Greg Zilka uxplninvd, "Wo SHEFFIELD LAKE COMMUNITY DAYS BEGIN TODAY! The festivities of the 34th Annual Sheffield Lako Community Days com- mence today at G p.m. The weekend includes a carnival, food, j'litnos. and a parade tomorrow night at 7 p.m. All events take place at the Shuruway Shopping Center OP Lnkti Rruiil. Tho piirado will begin at thu Community Center and will travel to Shoroway. According to Stcphimiti Uunnt<r. scc- rotary of iho Community Civic Council, there will also bo fireworks an Friday night sponsored by tho Shoruwuv Shopping Center. Judges from tho All- Amorican judges Association will award prizes for tho winners In tun dif- ferent categories, such at thu Bust [land and tho Uest of i'aradu. Community Days art tho main fundraiser for tho 27 members of tho Community Civic Council. Froceods from tho sales of tickets and food bene- fit the memhors. Daily hours tint Wednesday-Friday G-11 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday -l-ll p.m. On Friday tliD Loi'aln County Illoodbank will liu on sito. Suntlav. two lll-sjnmd bikos will bo awarded^ in a ruffle. No matter what day y«n utton.l. Imiv- ever. Ounnnr saiii it (iniinisi.'-i In IJI: fun for the whulo family. "It's v»>ry f.unilv oriontud.. I Thuru*s ridus fur littlu l-iiis and big kids," she said. have dono this on numerous occasions witii gteal success." Tho plan is to route the discharge from th" neighborhood to Jaycox. temporarily. Later in tho meet- ing, tho first rcadinc on tN) legislation wa.1 read and passed. An omerKimcy logial.nit n wa.t not pu*ti>d on nn ordinance ihat would i;llmv tho city to enter intr nn econom- ic it^rL-eniunt with tin* Luiain County Cliiimbor of CommtircH. The uioosuru would provido for a p.iytitent of SI 0.000 a yiv.r for fiv« ytsars. Councilman tnrl Mnrlin provimtod thf oniLTK">ncy bouiusi' of his concern lh.it thu contract would not bi? n»vit>wi»l each year. Council, hownver. went ahead u-ith the second reading. Several emergency legislations were passed. The council voted to appoint a board to hear objections to the installa- tion of street lights in The Landings subdivision. Emergency legislation was also passod to nward a contract for tho Dollwood-lnwuod-Dnllair Sower Pro- ject. Thoro will be a public mooting on July 22 to discuss the project. Council also passod an emergency legislation that authorized tho Mayor to sign a severance ngrpnmont with tho fnruior Tax Administrator. This mea- sure cumes on tho hoels of tho city's conversion to tho Regional hiconso Tax Authority for purposes of collection. Avon budget ready to submit By Jennifer Hickln AVON • Tho 19118 budget has beui: ruviowod bv tho Finance CcmmititH) and is roaily to bo submitted to thn County Auditor following; upproval at next wook's Council Mooting. July 20 is thu duadlinu by which it must bo at tho County Auditor's office. However, Mayur Jainos Smith pointed out that this t)ii(!f;«t. "is just [iroliminary." Acrnrilim; to thn I'iniinii! Dirrcinr, Kiibcrt IIiimillun. so U\T tin; city iippuars to l»t in tho black. Mttdifi cat ions are likely to occur once it is rotitrned from the County Auditor. in Other Business • Thoro was some concern regarding tho rezoning of Nino Parcels of land on S.R. 03 from a C-4 to a C-4/C-2. • Further discussion on the Camolot nnd Schwartz Road Sidewalks and how to rusolvo tho situation will occur at the nuxt work session. • Council docidod thcro is nothing requiring tho city to enclose storm water ditches an prlvulo properties.
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fcpacue, tiztZtri enSfcn. 1750. CJ 333-W13Kim mgiuj*.
Good wclina caxSscn. UjXtt Ann Lsksfti rdJ (216) S33-521O.•S3 BUCX fCfiD AtKOSrJW VA1 JUT.<ZJB0 n&s, i n d e n t OTdiiica 9M-5K3. See Page 12
C L A S S I F I E D S OlEOtFOIlTHKEANDOrHEaOFFLJUi
See Page 22AVON LAKE PUBLIC LIBRARY
326-19 LLECTRIC BLVD.AVON LAKE. OHIO -14012
BULKHAIEUS POSTAGE
PAIDPERMIT NO 41
AVON. ChlO•won. -^E-mai l : [email protected]
Avon • Avon Lake • Sheffield • Sheffield Lake Copyrighi C.1W7
CommunityPulse
...And OpinionRJ.H.
are
Sheffield Lake residents will remem-ber Richard SL James — he's tho devel-oper who attempted to build seniorassisted housing on tho north side ofLake Kd. about a year or two back.Whils St. James fpiled to achieve thohousing, he hasn'I necessarily noneaw. y.
St, James is still interested in thosenior complex, and it now appearsSheffield Lake is interested in his prop-evty. Service Director Bill Gardner istrying to find away to get rid of stormdrainage in the Park Avenue area ondcontacted St. James about using hisproperly tp uccttw lake Erie t,
Vou fust Jtnotv Si. famn laid lo'liiivn "*a smile come over his fact when hofound out the city now needed him.
No problem says Richard St. James —simply appiovo my original request forrezoning and tho access is your* — or— the city can purchaso tho parcelincluding tho cost incurred far thefailed development — or — the citycould rezone tho property into three 80-foot lots, purchase one lot for $85,000.use the lot for drainage, then sell it offwith tho easement. This would thengivy St. James two 80-foot lots.Sheffield Lake code allows for 80 footlots not 60-footers.
It looks like Sheffield Loku Isn't Inter-ested in what St James has to effer.While some cf this may seem impossi-ble, city hall still has an obligation tothose who need relief in tho Fart Ave.area. Maybe thoso in charge might wantto step back and look at his proposaland tinker with it Nothing is impossi-ble.
An old saying - "tho chock is in lh«mail" may have a now twist ac.cimliiigto word oul of the Avon i-ako WaterDepartment. How about "th« bill is in
Continued on page 10
By /im Petruzzi
AVON LAKE - You may have noticedyour July utilities bill did not arrive ontho second as usual. No. tho Board ofUtilities did not forgot. Instead, thobills seem to havo been lost in tho mail.
At tho July 7 Board of Utilities moot-ing. Utilities Director John Kniepporinformed the board that all of presorted
bills are being traced."They [bills} were taken to thu post
offico in Cleveland July l," UtilitiesDirector John Kniepper said, "and thoyhaven't been seen or heard from since."
Tho bills were generated and printedby Shamrock Printing of Cleveland.Utilities Director John Knieppor said hosaw tho bills after tho printing, beforothey were mailed.
"Wo don't know if it's tho fault of thepost office or the fault of tha printer,"Knieppcr said.
According to policy, the due data willhe extended equal to how late the billsarrive, and residents will have a full 20days to make payment.
More water break damageWhen a water line at tho corner of
Curtis Drive and Electric Boulevardbruke May 29. the Utilities Departmentconnected hoses to homes with waterto supplv thoso affected by the brook.
A hi^h-pressure sower cleaner wasconnected to u niiaiby Vti.i hydrant totry t>) supply u COILS tit nt nrcjmirt* to tin;
INI ;it Owl titiiM. iind .teciduiitallyii*"i! .i prt-SMtro vulvi* un u rtisi limit'sat or IttMter tu upi-n. according to
KJI tapper.Thn luwsr unsn of Ibw Artsdal" Drivn
(plit levrl win nuUhitd. and suflcreJ=''^.i.^. ^UBUJH, KnWprior rontlnumi.The board voted to reimburse the resi-dent S2i> 75 fur oirjipt . cleaning unti$47.UU UIT ii furiiin>r ui*JirCtnjn. T h ofuniai.ii w w tirji il.tfiuij;<» liv thn vvatt.-r.
in other businessTin* sraiiiLitif wnttT metiT size lius
bwti tfl at 3/4" b*'«:au5« IIHTL* c«><th«d toIM? .) pricr tliffurwnco hutwi'cn i! .uiti the5/H"* int'tcr. Tho minitnutn water bill,which applies evun if no watur is usud,is still based on 5.000 gallons usage butis now based on (lie smaller motorregardless of which is connected to theresidence. The minimum bill is S10.75.
UIINIca
Gerry Paino (seated) works on pulling weeds in the soams of the hand-mads brickwalk o( the Peter Miller House. Avon-on-lhe-Lake Garden Club member MarcieAslaksen and her husband, An. work planting annuals along the walk. Aslaksen isalso a Poter Miller House trustee. See tho story Inside. PRESS photo - JoAnnmEsaterdsy.
Payment to Chamber meets oppositionJennifer Monty
AVON LAKE - With few members inthe audience, tho Avon Lnko CityCouncil hold a Special Mottling.
A public lir'ariiiK was held to exam-ine tho proposed exception to theMaster Sanitary Suwor Him for OutSwuetbriur Subdivision No tl. Councilmember Greg Zilka uxplninvd, "Wo
SHEFFIELD LAKECOMMUNITY
DAYSBEGIN TODAY!
The festivities of the 34th AnnualSheffield Lako Community Days com-mence today at G p.m. The weekendincludes a carnival, food, j'litnos. and aparade tomorrow night at 7 p.m. Allevents take place at the ShuruwayShopping Center OP Lnkti Rruiil. Thopiirado will begin at thu CommunityCenter and will travel to Shoroway.
According to Stcphimiti Uunnt<r. scc-rotary of iho Community Civic Council,there will also bo fireworks an Fridaynight sponsored by tho ShoruwuvShopping Center. Judges from tho All-Amorican judges Association willaward prizes for tho winners In tun dif-ferent categories, such at thu Bust [landand tho Uest of i'aradu.
Community Days art tho mainfundraiser for tho 27 members of thoCommunity Civic Council. Froceodsfrom tho sales of tickets and food bene-fit the memhors. Daily hours tintWednesday-Friday G-11 p.m. andSaturday-Sunday -l-ll p.m. On FridaytliD Loi'aln County Illoodbank will liuon sito. Suntlav. two lll-sjnmd bikoswill bo awarded^ in a ruffle.
No matter what day y«n utton.l. Imiv-ever. Ounnnr saiii it (iniinisi.'-i In IJI: funfor the whulo family. "It's v»>ry f.unilvoriontud..IThuru*s ridus fur littlu l-iiisand big kids," she said.
have dono this on numerous occasionswitii gteal success." Tho plan is to routethe discharge from th" neighborhood toJaycox. temporarily. Later in tho meet-ing, tho first rcadinc on tN) legislationwa.1 read and passed.
An omerKimcy logial.nit n wa.t notpu*ti>d on nn ordinance ihat wouldi;llmv tho city to enter intr nn econom-ic it rL-eniunt with tin* Luiain CountyCliiimbor of CommtircH. The uioosuruwould provido for a p.iytitent ofSI 0.000 a yiv.r for fiv« ytsars.Councilman tnrl Mnrlin provimtod thfoniLTK">ncy bouiusi' of his concern lh.itthu contract would not bi? n»vit>wi»leach year. Council, hownver. went
ahead u-ith the second reading.Several emergency legislations were
passed. The council voted to appoint aboard to hear objections to the installa-tion of street lights in The Landingssubdivision. Emergency legislation wasalso passod to nward a contract for thoDollwood-lnwuod-Dnllair Sower Pro-ject. Thoro will be a public mooting onJuly 22 to discuss the project.
Council also passod an emergencylegislation that authorized tho Mayor tosign a severance ngrpnmont with thofnruior Tax Administrator. This mea-sure cumes on tho hoels of tho city'sconversion to tho Regional hiconso TaxAuthority for purposes of collection.
Avon budget ready to submitBy Jennifer Hickln
AVON • Tho 19118 budget has beui:ruviowod bv tho Finance CcmmititH)and is roaily to bo submitted to thnCounty Auditor following; upproval atnext wook's Council Mooting. July 20 isthu duadlinu by which it must bo at thoCounty Auditor's office. However,Mayur Jainos Smith pointed out thatthis t)ii(!f;«t. "is just [iroliminary."Acrnrilim; to thn I'iniinii! Dirrcinr,Kiibcrt IIiimillun. so U\T tin; city iippuarsto l»t in tho black. Mttdifi cat ions arelikely to occur once it is rotitrned from
the County Auditor.
in Other Business• Thoro was some concern regardingtho rezoning of Nino Parcels of land onS.R. 03 from a C-4 to a C-4/C-2.
• Further discussion on the Camolotnnd Schwartz Road Sidewalks and howto rusolvo tho situation will occur at thenuxt work session.
• Council docidod thcro is nothingrequiring tho city to enclose stormwater ditches an prlvulo properties.
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Abolish uselessdepartmentsTo the Editor:
The following is a copy of a latter sentto Congressman Shcrrod Brown.
I understand that ihu Senate hasvoted to increase the ago from 05 to G7before we American citizens can with-draw our benefits from Social Security.Already I will not live long enough towithdraw what I've put into the systemalong with the majority of Americans. Iurge you to vote against increasing thisage limit. If you want to keep this fundsolvent, I suggest you read a bookcalled Balancing America's Dudget.Edited by Scott A. Hodge. I purchased acopy of this publication. I understand acopy was given to every legislator. It'sabsolutely incredible that we have somany useless Federal departments inexistence draining tax dollars form thepockets of every tax paying Americancitizen. Some of these departmentsestablished in the 1940s are still inexistence long after they have attempt-ed to serve their purpose. When thesouseless departments that are costing the
•taxpayer billions of dollars aro abol-ished from existence, there will be suf-ficient fuuds available to keep ourSocial Security System solvent foryears to come. However, it will bo nec-essary for you to tell some Federalemployees that they have a job that isno longer necessary. It must Ho done!Can you do it? Private industry hasbeen doing it hi years to survive!
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You stole morethan a flagTo the Editor:
Our brother in law. Don Woiland,was "one of a June" that's for sure. Hewas always repairing things for othersmill helping til*;in uui l i t wii.i ulwuyn
available to makj repairs ut his church,Clirist Lutheran. Hu built many bird-houses and bird fuuders and gave themuway- For several years hu was knownas "The Candy' Man" at ChristLulhorun. lie would shake hands will'tlia children and nass them a pit>ci! ofamdy in that handshake. He was a verygiving person.
For Christinas 1995. all he asked forwas an American flag to hang in hisfront yard. Don wns proud to be anAmerican and served his country well.During \VXV II he served aboard the air-craft carrier, U.S.S. Independence inthe Pacific Ocean. His wife. Ruthbought him that American flag for thatChristmas and on his bHhday. Juno 12.199C. he proudly put the flag on a tele-phone pole in his front yard on ForestHill. It always gave him a special fuel-ing to come home and see that flag wav-ing in the breeze. He thought ho put itup high enough and used sfoneenough materials so that no one coi»l.uremove it. but it happened anyway!Sometime during the wen of June 19-28, some idiot stolo that flag! The sadpart of all this is that Don died Jan. 12,1997. and that flag gave Ruth a specialremembrance of him and his lovulty toour country. This theft only addsd lohis family's grief of their loss of Dan.Ruth knows she can buy another flag,but it can never replace this one.
Howard & Marilyn Pressnell
Immunization clinic setA cftltf KvnunizaHon cUnic vwll be held at
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This dime b open to any tanuly <*\tti childtenages tktfft ta 18 years needing immunizafons.The cost Is 55 par LmrrturUaDon. however, noor.e vnl' b« dented on lmmun<2*&on due to tfx*
Uniity to payit 19 necessary tor patents to accompany tn«
cnikJ to the dime and bortg a roccMJ of th* c*uhjBn m i o i immirtwiJJo
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" Avon Lake PublicLibrary32G43 Electric Blvd., Avon Lake• 933-812B
Board of Trustees MeetingThursday, July 10. 7 pja.. the Board
of Trustees will be meeting in theLafceshore Room at the Avon LaV.oPublic Library. The public h alwayswelcome.
Slider Comes to LibraryClevolanci Indians' mascot. Slider,
will malm an appearance between thehours of 6:30-8 pjn. on Monday. July14. Slider will not be signing auto-graphs, but ho wUi have a baseball cavdof himself to hand out. Make sure youbring your camera for a photo opportu-nity with Slider. No reservation;, arerequired.
Country Une DancingTuesday. July 15. ' p . m . in iho
Gallery. Come join h& fun of countryline dancing with Jeanne Shustor ofBodies In Motion in Avon Lake.
"Magic the Gathering" .competition play
Experienced players of all oges areinvited. Saturday. July 20 at l p.m.Prizes swarded. Call; 033-6128 to regis-ter Ask Mr. Welgl for details.
Book Discussion CroupInterested in some stimulating adult
conversation? Join the library's AdultBook DUcuftslon Group. The groupmeets the tirst Wednesday of everymonth and -is lead by either SusanGozzeos or Mary Ann Qymer of theAdult Reference Department The nextmeeting will be at 1:30 pjn. anWednesday, Aug. 6 in the LakeshoreRoom. The book to be discussed will be
Daughter of Persia: A Woman's Journeyfrom HLT FntherV ILircm Through IhuIslamic Revolution. Stup at thuKefcrenci: Dtrslt ti pick up a copy ofDaughter of Persia.
Thv Library ShoySpecial evening h mrs will bu hold
t'acn week in July di'-'rig programs forsummer reading. V. It Thu LilirarvShop from 6:30-8:30 p.\i. on July 8. 15.and 29 to ace the new n.t'rchandisti tluithas been arriving we 'VJy from theMuseum Store Association Kx*"o. A"SidewalL Sale" on Sat .day. July 20from 10 a.m.-- p.m. will kick off ihep»-p-Inventory "Salubratior ' that will beheld in August
Volunteer In DlscoveryWorksHere's your opportunity It work and
play in a pleasant atmosphere.DiscoveryWorks is the hand; -on dis-covery center located in Ihe A> in LakePublic Library. Voluiitecrs are leecied10-12 and 3-5 Tuesday i troughThursday, and 12-4 on Saturday Pleasecontact Debbie Stuebcr Ht 933-2c'.52 orDorb Forror at 033-8128.
Wigwam DemonstrationOa Siturday. July 12, 10-4 p.m.. ;oin
Shakorihonnyonnfs and Yakorihin-nyeonis, Iroquols Warrior and wife asthey depict life during the time per.^dbatween 1750-1790. through replicas nftools and weapons, stories and Engei-woaving. The pair has re-enact oaIroqaois Ufa as a hobby to audience-young and old In schools and throughvarious park systems. Visit with them•I thoir wigwam on th« Avon iJiVoPublic Library (pounds. '
Avon Public Library37403 Harvest Dr., Avon• 934-4743
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Enjoy the Wigwam demonstration ul the library on Saturday, oufy 12 from 10 "Iajn. to 4 pxn. -r'
Learn to Uno DanceKick up your heels at a line dancing
program for sixth graders and up. Thetree program will bo held Friday. July11 at 2 p.m. Demonstrations and lots ofparticipation.
Enter the Bake-Off ContestCalling all good cooks! Sixth graders
and up enn mako iheir favorile recipoand enter it in the Bake-Off ContestMonday. Aug. 11 at 2 p.m. Great prizeswill be awarded to the winners. Call thelibrary to pre-rcglstor for tho contest.
Donations Needed forLibrary Yard Sale
The library will hold a yard sale out-nido the Avon Branch Library buildingduring tho city wide. Uncle Junque &Aunt Took Yard Sale Saturday, July 19from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The salo is ipon-Mirod by Tho Erion.di of the Avon
"Library" Proceeds from the salo willIwnefit the library. Donations for thetale are needed. You may drop off yourdonations at the library, ow throughJuly 17 during open library hours. Noclothing, please.
PET CAREAlfred C SUnden
VeterinarianWhile surfing the
Internet, I discovered anarticle that may be of helpto many. It is a WildlifeRepellent Recipe andworth trying."
Chop 1 whole Spanishonion and 1 jalapeno pep-per. Mix together and addone tablespoon cayennepepper. Boll in 2 quarts ofwater for about 20 min-utes. Let cool and strainwater-through » cheese-cloth i£to a container.
Using a garden sprayer,spray any area outsidethat wild animals or evenneighborhood pets arebeing a nuisance. Theprocess may have to be
carried out for a period oftwo weeks to assure suc-cess. The nice part cf thisidea Is that the mixture Isnon-toxic and safe; it willnot harm tho animal butwill succeed in keepingthem away.
This message is beingbrought to you as a publicsorvice from Alfred CStanden. D.V.M.. Avon LakeAnimal Clinic, 124 MillerRoad, Avon Lake. Ohio44012. Phone 933-5297.
Michael Kearns, D.D.S.Glenn Kuemerle, D.D.S.
Convenient HoursEvening or Saturday
New PatientsArc Always Welcome
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Story and Craft Fun ';,Several free programs for children are
coming up. "Rattlesnakes & Side-.,winders" will include snake stories,activities and crafts. The program willbo h«ld Monday, July 14 at 7 pjn.-andrepeated on Tuesday, July 15 al 1030a-m. and 1 p.m. On Monday, July 21 at7 p.m. and repeated on Tuesday. July 22at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.. children ranlearn about armadillos through storiesand crafts. Pro-registration is requiredfor the programs by calling the libraryat 034-4743.
Domonkas PublicLibrary4125 E. Lake Rd.Shetneld Lake• 949-7410
Enter the Puzzle Contest .Sixth graders and up may enter the^j
nuzzle contust scheduled at the library5
Friday, July 18 at 11:30 a.m. Pizza, popand puzzles will be provided. Up tofour participants can work nn one puz- '.zlu per table. Prizes will be awarded...For mare information, call the library at040-7410. Tho event is bee.
Family Night of Blng*Bring the whole family and eofoy an '
evening of bingo Wednesday. July 23 at I7 p.m. Win prizes! Pro-register by July -2J. * <
Join the Book Discussion Group.;New members are welcomcto attend":
the upcoming Book Discussion Croup r
when thuy meet Monday, July 23 at 7 ;p.m. The book lo bo discussed b>Bridges of MndUon County by Robert VJames Waller. Copies of tho book awTavailable at the library. ':.':
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Fair will be open on Monday artf Tuesday dunngJuly Irom 7 axt. to 3 pjn. Plaase nolo thai sfww
- bcfcsts may be purchased onty by mad, unoi July31.
Show Sckat* may be purchase 11r all sftawsIn advance by rnaM onty by sending a stamped.Mlf-addrBsied envelope along *ttn a check ormoney order anrJ your phono number to: LoramCoonry Fair, P.O. Bo* 15. Wellington. OH 44090.(No phone orders and no Visa Of MasterCardaccepted). Any tickets Viti available >«a be « «al tfu oftlcs staging JUy 3t.
Sorting July M. the secretary's office hourswrfll bo 10 a_m. to - p.m Uonday ttvcughSaturday. Joty 31-Aug. 17 (Ctosed Sunday?,Aug. 3 and 10). Tha office will remain open oneextra hour en Satu.-day, Aug. 9 to except entiles.
A3 entriM In the Senior Fair win ua acceptedby mail or In person at the secretary's office July31-Aug. & *jt entries muxi be made by the dead-line of Saturday. Aug. 9 at e p.m.
For mom Information caB 216-647-2781.
Quilt show updateII you plan ID display a quill in Cx- Awn Lake
Homecoming Qutt Show, you <mU wan, s» ~ — -tar your quit with the Quirt Show Comrraoeecoon. The show vfit tea turn Avon Laks qutltonand their handwork. FtitchworK apptque, handquiRed or machine quilting will be displayed.Hovwvwr. due to space imitations, onry about 50qutOs can be shown, tl you want to b# induced,pleaso send L soH-addrosced stamped envelope(SASE) to: Deb Beard. 197 Moore Flood. AvonLake. OH 44012-1225 requesting a registrationfcxm. The quit! registration fcxm will be promptlyreturned to you. Each qudt displayed MUST bepre-registered. TTiank afioul It) In order tor thesnow lo be a succesn wg naed your quilt Sendyour (SASE) soon. WaV.t tsr mo.^ news on thoMaroon and Odd Avor. Lake Raffle Quit
Urig reunion scheduledThe Henry Ung DMcendants Reunion win be
at Bay Vilage Hunttngton Park on Sunday. Juty13. For more information call B33-9837 or 933-2802.
Famous Ohioansexhibit at LCCC
T*o new exhibits - jach runted to Ohio - a/aon aspuy now mrough Sept. 30 in the LonunCounty Coflifjo Ubrary The ejtfubtls aia free andcpen to the pubtc
One cl do tutvbM showcases tontara. anio*-tairvefS. irrrt)mo(s. mitiepiurvnin. aSJoies. lightnoutJas. ana polticuns who have roots ui C*WTra velea Orucans* gives the bockgioui Hi on peo-pte lika Irani Mornscn. Paul. Nowmir., ThomasEdison. Jack N*AJaus and Ulysses S. Grant Alsohighlighted are works by LCCC professors andemployees, such as a ssC-on ol the display onLCCC Professor of English Lou Soars* (Ohio's1996 Poet of the Msa/), as wet as wtitars Irving Inthe Immediate vicnty. such as Lita McGinnis a*xlPalLeimbacn.
A second exhibit is cased Travel Ohio • Usingthe Web To Kefpr This eiMbU shows how Ohiotravel intxmaUon can be accessed on the Wt.idWide Web. Web srte addresses aro given and linkmaps aid iBustralod to showcase nearby summerrecreational choices such as zoos, resorts andparks and other interesting tourist sites.
Fu more Intarmzflon on these special exhibits,phone the LCCC library at 1-&00-995-5222.extension 7200.
NO DEERALLOWED
Sure, deer are pretty smart; but can they read? Avon Uke reside* JanePoSchubmehl became provoked with the ravenous appetile of deer for her rcsus.She roped off the garden, put beJIs on the twine, and posted tho sign. NO DEERALLOWED. PRESS photo - JoAnne Easterdty
Program line-up for Public AccessChannel 3^ and Government AccessChannel 12 for tho week of July 9-15.
Public Access Channel 34- Senior Social Connection wllh host
Lisa Burmeister. 7 a.m./p.m., 1a.m./p.m.
• Loading the Way Homo with hostCarol Murphy. 0 a.m./pjn., 2 a.m./p.m.
- WC0D with Rovorcnd MeredithColeman of the Lakes ho ro UnitedMethodist Church of Avon Lake, 9a-m./pjn.. 3 a.m./n.nx.
- Let's Talk with hast Bob Bolen. 10a.m./p jn.. 4 a-iiL/p.m.
- 1097 Qty vs Schools Softball Game.11 a-m./p.m.. 5 a.m./p.m.
(Note: Tha Avon Luka United Oiurcb
of Christ airs its services LIVE Sundaymornings at 10 a.m.).Government Access Channel 12
- July 7 Avon Lake Work Session. 7a.m./p.m.. 11 a.m./pju.. 3 a m./p.m.
- Safety lino by Ohio Dept. ol PublicSafety. 10 a.m./p.m.. 2 a.m./p.m.. e
/ jALC-TV Playback. This week on
ALC-TV, be sure lo tune into o very spe-cial episode of "Let's Talk." Join BobBolen as he welcomes Sbari Miller andMali Fox front Home & GardenTelevision's "Room By Room." Find outhow Mat* and Shnii bcg'Ji their suc-cessfu. show and hear about some oftheir favorite and upcoming episodes of"Room Dy Room."
Also on Public Acctis* Channol 34,we're .'suited to present thi» annual
Independence Day festivities. Bo surenot to 11133 tho 1997 CHy vs SchoolsSoftball Game to see \t the Avon LakeCity Schools can keep their ihreo-yearwinning streak intact. Abe includedme the Avcn Lake fireworks, so be sureto tune in to this special presentation.
This week on "Leading the WayHome." we're pleased to air an encoropresentation of the on-site homeinspection. Join Carol Murphy andMike Mciir as they examine anddescribe what to look for during anactual home inspection. If you missodil tho first time, be sure to tune in this
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I Notes3 Martin Krai of Sheffieldtri Lake is a member nf iho2 Jazz Ensemble at Ashlandc University.tii Krai, a 1094 graduate ofjE Brooksjde High School
and SOD of Mr. and Mrs.Milan Krai, 680 IrvingPark, is a junior majoringIn Music.
The Jarz Ensemble per-forms at tha Jazz Festivaland provides concerts forthe campus and commu-nity. Member* of t iegroup are selected afterauditioning.
Ashland University is ?private, liberal arts insti-tution located in northcentral Ohio betweenClavsland and Colunbus.
Kurt A- KujawskJ, enAvon resident, was arecent scholarship recipi-ent at Kent StateUniversity. Ha received ascholaisbip from theFoundry EducationFoundation [FEF). Anorganization establishedto foster and improvetechnical education inmetal casting, at collegesand unlveisitics nation-wide. FEF each yearawards scholarships tostudents in Kent's Schoolof Technology. '
A May. 1997 graduateof Kent with a degree intechnology, Kujawskiserved chairman of Kent'*student chapter of theAmerican Foundrymen'sSociety.
A graduate of AvonHigh School, he is the sonof John and AnneltoK'lfdwskl of Avon.
Kara A. Matus. of AvonLake, was named to thadeaa's U»t for the wintertorn it Western MichJgarUniversity,
To bo eiigible, studintsmust have compiled atleast a 3.5 gratlB pointaveragu (on a scale of 4.0being all A*s) in at least 14hours of graded classwork.
Mat us is the daughterof Gerald ii. and Linda M.Mat us of 32321 Regency
The Access Program,through the generosity ofseveral donors, 'hasawarded 23 scholarshipsto graduating seniors in13 Lorain County HighSchools. These awards ofup to 55.000 are in recog-nition of achievement inhigh school and for futurepromise.
Local recipients in-cluded Charity Niiidler,LCJVS/Sheffield. fromElyria MJjg. Corp.. RobertRocco. Avon Lake, fromCcan Company; and Kim-l«:ily Smith of B-ookside.from Nord Fara">> Foua-datiou.
The donors will awardthe scholarship to thestudents during eachschool'* awards ceremo-ny. The Access Programis a non-profit organiza-tion that helps LorainCounty residents pursueeducation and trainingafter high ichooL
Miss Heath or R.Wattenon received thedegree of Master ofScience in Social Admin*Istration during the com-raooctniBnt convocationfrom Caio WesternReserve University. Theceremony was held atSeverance .'.-{all and thsUniversity Campus, oaMay 16.
Miss Watlurson fin-ished her studies at CaseWestern University witha 4.0 grade, which wasacquired during the lastsemester and passed theAdvanced Clinical Licen-SLLTU Examination. Sho isthe daughter of 13ill andChcrvl Watterson of AvonL k ;
Angela Lynn Westfall. aresident of Avon Lakeand a junior at BethanyCollege, is among 19undergraduates appoint-ed to serve as SeniorFellows for the College's1997-1998 academic year.
West fall. aCommunication major,will serve during Ihospring semester as SeniorFellow in the Departmentof Communication.
During the college'srecent CommunicationWeek. Weslfall was in-ducleet into the Societyfor Professional Journal-ists.
She is the daughter ofJerry C. and CynthiaWestfall of Moore Road inAvon Lake, tnd a gradu-ate of Avon Lake HighSchooL
Senior Fellows, ap-pointed by the College'sHonors Committee, areselected from studentswho have demonstratedunusual excellence Intheir major and have thecharacter and ability todo special work In theiracademic department
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Daniel F. McCain, sonof Mr. and Mrs. SamuelH. McCain III of CarriageLane In Avon Lake, grad-uated manna cum laudsfrom Allegheny College, aselective liberal art* col-lege.
A graduate of AvonLake High School. Mc-Cain received a bachelorof science degree fromAllegheny, with a majorIn chemistry.
A* a student. McCainreceived Aldon -Scholarhonors, achieving a 3.2grade point average orhigher, hi* freshman,sophomore and junioryears. He was an activemember of the ChomiiClub, serving as activitiescoordinator, end partici-pated in intramuralsport*. McCain also vol-unteered as a teachingassistant for a communityreligious education pro-gram. Ho will be a; ton fl-ing Albert EinsteinCollege of Medicine forhis doctorate in biochem-istry.
Melissa Czarney. 3901Stoncy Ridgo Rtl., Avonand Michnol N. Del-Rogno. 33303 KarenDrive, Avon Lake, haveboon named lo the dean'slist for the fall semester atCapiifll University.
In order to be named toIho dean's list, full-timoatudonts must have a-chluvod u grade pointavcrngn of 3.4 or ubovo.
University, with a Bache-lor of Arts in Psychologyand a minor in Women'sStudies.
At Kent State shesurved as a throe-yearResident Assistant in thereiidtmcj halls, whileearning lop one percentrecognition amon^ herpeers as an F.A ofDistinction. Kelley is araumber of Golden KeyNational Honor Society, amember and or-3ident ofNational Residence tIallHonorary, and a three-year Volunteer Parapro-fessional for Tnwnhall U(a 24-hour Crisj Helplinev/lthin the Kent commu-nity).
Kelley will begin herMasters degree In HealthBehavior this fall at theUniversity of Illinois,Urbana-ChaiL.|Jaiga, hav-ing been awarded a grad-uate teaching assistant-ship in the Department ofCommunity Health.
Katherine M. Schlcss-man,. 2218 Violet Court.Avon, has been selectedto receive the Henry M.and Lucy A. WilliamsMemorial Scholarship atMiami University for thoupcoming academic year.
Cindy D. Brandon. 130Highland Avo.. AvonLake, has been selected toreceive the Howard andLena Rogers MemorialScholarship et MiamiUniversity for the upcom-ing academic year.
Students receivingMiami Untvwraity-Al mu-ni Scholarships oreselect-ed on the basts ofsuperior academic andpcrsjaal merit from over5.500 candidates eachyear. This yoar. nearly3.000 students willreceive scholarship assis-tance totalling over 55million.
Funds Cur these schol-arships are provided bygifts from alumni andmends of the University,alumnae of WesternCollege, corporations,foundations, and commu-nity organizations.
School and son of Mr.and Mrs. Timothy Smith.33790 Lake Kodd, is .ijunior majoring in PublicCommunication.
Martin Krai of SheffieldI ikff is a member of theOhio Collegiate MusicEducntors Association(OCMEAJ at AshlandUniversity.
Krai, a 1094 gradiuito ofBrookside High Schooland son of Mr. and Mrs.Milan Krai. 680 IrvingPark is a junior majoringin Music
Richard Policz ofSheffield Lake is a mem-ber of the CollegeRepublicans and Philoso-phy Club at AshlandUniversity.
Policz. a 1992 graduateof Open Door Christianand son o( Mr and Mrs.Richard Pclicz, 48G0Saddlewood Drive, is asenior majoring inPhilosophy.
Susan Dianne Bold-man, of 3235G ElectricBlvd., Avon Lake, wasamong tha 2.450 studentswho received degreesfrom Eastern MichiganUniveisity during com-mencement exercisesheld In April. Sbo earneda Bachelor of BusinessAdministration degree.
SchL il first in his class of•135 Si 'dents. He has been'awardm* a Trustee SchoP :arship from Ohio Wes-leyan University and willstudy pro-mod. This sum*rucr he nas been electedto participate in theNational Youth Forum onmedicine to be held inD.C beginning In June. ;
The following area resi-dents were awardeddegrees during BowlingGreen State Universityspring commencementheld in May: AVON-MikeNewman. 2220 Violet CL.Jeffrey Rodachy. 37996Lake Dr.. Antonette Vega.33442 WUlo. LisaCrawford, 2703 Joseph SL -AVON LAKE-Augela AnnGentile. 32640 CarriageLane. Beth Kfaria Gross,230 Parsons Dr.. Ryan J. 'Kocsandy. 142 Engle-wood Dr.. ColleenFerguson. 32001 LakeRxl., Rachclle Sylvester.32657 Surrey Lane.Kelisa Williamson, 216Moore Rd.. iV4. MichelleElaine Ackerman, 131Srookfield Rd,. CinaCozzo, 32372 OrduudPark Dr. 3HEFFIELD-Jennifer D. Mlngus. 5553Fin Oak Circle
The following AvonLake residents werenamed to the Dean's listat the University ofToledo for the winterquarter (March 97J:Kristin Anne Hamlster.470 Long Polnte Dr..Kathleen MargaretMcNeeley. 190 ForestHill Dr., and Derron E.Sobo. 3265S RedwoodBlvd.
Koltoy A. Matlok.daughter of Tonj andIreno Matlak, 300 ( rcen-briar Drive, Avon Lake,recently graduated cumlaude from Kent State
Kon Bagslad of AvonLaLe has boon Initiatedinto tho aophomore hon-orary Phi Society.
Phi Socletvwu formedat Ohio Wesleyan Univer-sity in 1929 to recognlioachievement of scholarsin the tophomoro class. IlIs committed (o the fur-therance- of liberal artseducation in accordancewllh I'd ideals of thenntior.il senior honorurvsociety Phi Beta Kappa. '
Those students initiat-ed Into Phi Society musthave domonatratoci s^d-emlc excull.j-ce through-out throe semesi.iM ofcollege work and rank Inthe top 10 percent of (hairrespective clasj. Thisyear 50 students were Ini-tiated Into tho honorary.
fcdgstad, a graduate ofAvon Loko High School.Is the son of Stovo andDotsy flngstod of AvonLake.
Timothy Smith of AvonLake is a member of thePhi Delta Theta fraternityat Ashland University.
Smith, a 1094 graduateof Avon Lake High
Mothers AssociationBook Awards have beenRiven to University orUlinlos freshmen whoearned a 4.0 grade-pointaverage (an a 4-pointtcnle) during Iho fallsemester, whilo taUno, atleast M hours of credit.
Among thoso receivingbook awards was Jon-athan Calownla. 32170Toosel Ct., Avon Lake.
Ruth and Bill Hlgglnsff 204 My Avo.. AvonLake, have reason to beoxtra proud. In the pastmonth, two cf theirgrandsons have graduat-ed wiih honors from theirrespective schools. Bathare tho sons of CandiHondershot /A.L. '60).now a Findloy resident.
Mike Hendershot grad-"atod summa cum laudoon Mother's Day fromOhio Wesleyan Univer-sity with Uuivorsiry andDepartmental Honors. Ho«"i» oni. of only sixicnJ'jrs out of a class of3-0 to achlrvo a perfect4.0 the entire four years.Ho majcrtd in politics/i £ V 0 m m 8 D l and phlloso-Phy with a rpinor in his-
While o higo school•ludrmi Mlko g.-odua.ed" valedictorian of his
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Ntatt Detzler from AvonLake, a senior politicalscience major, was pait ofa nine-member BradleyUniversity team that tiwkseventh place in DesMoines April 4-6. Same64 teams won the right toparticipate in tha Chjun-pionship Flight based ontheir performance In lineof 15 regional tourna-ments around the coun-try.
Mock Trial U a compe-tition between prosecu-tion and defense teamson crininl or civil legrjissues. Tho national ant*ciatian sanctions thecompetition and providescaso material on hypo-thetical Issues, Each teamramsists of undergraduatestudents taking on theroles of attorneys andwitnesses in a trial and Uprepared to arguo oitherside of an issue.
Along with Detzler.Bradlev's team consistedof sophomore Tim Boyer,a hiitofy maior TramManchestk?. Missouri;Junior Glen Dunn, a polit-ical science major fromRolling Muadows. Il-linois; junior DawnDzjuba. a joumalLtm andpolitical sclonco majorfrom Maryland Heights,Missouri; senior Eliza- -beth Ferries, a pre-profea-•lonal biology and Eng-lish major from Kokomo. ,Indiana; Junior AngelKrull. an administrationof criminal justice major "from Franklin. Ton-nossoe; senior JamesRowo. an English andphilosophy ma|or fromKokomo. Indiana; andsophomore GeorgeSamuel, a political scK«nco and economicsmajor from Oak Brook.Illinois.
DotzlorlsthosonofMr. :and Mrs. David Detzler of32G87 Greenwood. AvonUko.
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From what year does this picture of Avon Uke High School date? The building cer-tainly has stood the test of time. Photo courtesy of Jim Sxep. of Jim s Cafe tnAwn Lake.
7 lbs. 10 oz. and measured 19 1/2 inch-es long.
A baby girt. Sarah Grace, was born toTim and Kris Kronbach. formerly &fAvon Lako. on April 20.1997 at ToledoHospital. Sarah weighed 7 lbs. 7 oz. andwas 20 1/?. inches long- She is joined athome by siblings Jennifer. Karrie. Erin.Tirnmy, Jill and Kevin.
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Ted and Bemlce Stumphauzerannounce the births of two grand-daughters. Emily Rose ww bom Feb.24. 1997 In Boca Raton, Florida toBarbara and David WhitL Emily has asister, Jessica, and paternal grandmoth-er. Phyllis Whitt of Deerfield Beach.Florida. Stephany Taylor was bornMarch 7.1997 in Akron. Ohio to Debbyand Ted Stumphauzer who now resideIn Westerville, Ohio along withStephany's brother, Alex. Maternalgrandparents are Phil and EmilyHennen of Sagamore Hills. Ohio.
A baby girl. Emily Grace, was born toDouglas and Laurie Hill on April 2,1997 at Falrvlew General Hospital.Emily weighed in at 9 lbs. 5 oz. endmeasured 20 inches long. She was wel-comed home by brother D.J., age 7. andsister Sarah, age 4. Proud grandparentsaro Gerald and Marilyn Hill ofLakswood; the late Lowell McCIurn,and Donna and Bob Freiwald of Syria.
A baby boy. Robert Ray. was born toSusan and Stephen Betscnman of AvonLake on April 18.1997. Robert weighedIn at 5 lbs. 12 oz- and measured 19inches long.
A baby boy. Kyle Alan, was bora toKiroberly and Alan Maty! of Avon onMay 28. 1997 at Fairvbw Hospital.Kyfu weighed in at 9 lbs. and measured20 1/2 inches long. The proud grand-parent.1* aro Don and Nancy McGneo ofAvon, and Albert Matyl and Iho latePatricia Matyl of Amherst.
A baby girl. KaUlyn Raino, was bornto Sherry and Josepn Paulchell of Avonon June 21,1997, 3:42 p.m. at FairviewGeneral Hospital. Kaitlyn weighed In at
Twin boys. Jonathan Benjamin andNathan Michael, were bora to Leslie E.and Tammy L. Ahrens of 317 InwoodBlvd.. Avon Lake on May 21. 1W7 at8:34 p.m. and 8:37 p.m. respectively.Jonathan weighed 9 lbs. and measured20 Inches long. Nathan weighed to at 7lbs. 12 oz. and measured 20 Incheslone. They were welcomed home bystbUngr. Heidi (11 1/2). Samuol (10).Hannah (6). Heater (6 1/2). twins -Joshua and Caleb (4 1/2). Cretchen (3)and Joslah (1 1/2). Grandparents areAlbort and Helen Ahrens of Angus.Nebraska, and Charles and MargaretSchalk of Avon. Ohio. Great-grandpar-ents are Adolph and Elda Rabstock ofCentralla. Illinois.
A new granddaughter Is welcomedby Martha and Dean Kelble. HannahAlice was bora on April 29. 1997 toKathleen and Richard Carande inLouisville, Colorado. Hannah weighedIn at 3 lbs. 12 oz. and measured 18 1/2Inches long. She joins Bryce. oge 9 andRarhel, age 7.
A baby boy. Zachary Lewi*, was bornto Lorry and Rao Mario Saidman ofAvon Lake on May 14. 1997 at ElyriaMemorial Hospital. Zachary weighed 8lbs. 4 oz. and measured 20 1/2 inchoslong. Ho was welcomed home by bigbrolhors Samuel and Andrew. Proudgrandparents are Nancy and Ray Fabecof Bradonton, Florida and Harriet andJosef Saidman of Bethesda. Maryland.
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Community Days starts todayContinued from pago 1the mair.-.well somewhere «.yway.
It looks like Avon Lake residents mayget a few extra days to pay thair waterbills. The seco&d quarter statementswere token to the Cleveland Post Officeon July 1st and haven't been seen since.Uaiitios Director John Kniupper saiddon't worry — residents will still havea full 20 days to pay their bills _. whenthey show up.
The price of progress. Currently resi-dents on Inwood and Berkshire in AvonLake are going through what you mightcall a dusty period. Both of thesestreets, along with others, are part ofthe 1997 Avon Lake street program. Asa result, the removal of the old asphaltand the noon to ba repaved roads hascreated a rp-J mess. While it's not realpretty. I am sure residents will appreci-ate the final product.
Speaking of Improvements...Dell-
wood Bellairo, Inwood (south). JamesCircle and sections of Redwood will getsome long needed relief.
Monday night council awarded aS1.2 million dollar contract to upgradesewers in some of the central areas ofAvon Lake. Over the years the com-bined sewers (sanitary and storm) haveo v e r l o a d the syi'tem and causedbasement, street, jnd crawl spaceflooding. The long needed project willbe a big improvement far the area. Theproject should start within the nextcouple of months.
The Avon City-Wide Aunt Teak andUncle Junque yard sale is quicklyapproaching- The annual event is spon-sored by the French Creek Associationand will be held next Saturday andSunday. July 10th * 20th. For moreinformation on registration call 934-6119 or 937-5204.
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Hodges earns Eagle Scout rankJonathan W, Hodges has earned the
highest rank in Boy Scouts and washonored at the Eagle Court of Honorheld at Bay Presbyterian Church in BayVillage on June 7. He is a member ofTroop 41. Bethesda-on-the-BayLutheran Church. Bay Village: GreatWestern District. Greater ClevelandCouncil. BSA.
In order ta be considered for theEagle rank, a Scout must meet a numberof criteria including: obtain at least 21merit badge* (12 of which aro Eaglerequired); show leadership through aposition of responsibility; obtain fiveletters of recommendation; plan, orga-nize, and carry out a service project;and participate In a Board of Review. Toachleva the rank of Eagle Scout, a Seoulmust demonstrate the nigh idoali of theS^jut Oath, which includes "duty toGod and my country."
Hodges' Eagle project was th*orepainting of the welcome signs IntoAvon Lake. Thtire were ten differentsigns that had to be tomoved frompoles, cleaned, painted and reinstalled.The project was completed in June1090 with tho asilitancu of 12 Scouts.The projoct took In excess of 300 manhours to complete. It Is a very good feel-ing to enlor into Avon Lako and viewtho signs for our city.
Hodges Is in tho ninth grudu at Avon
Lake High School whero ho is a mem*,bor of Key Club. Future BusinessLenders of America. Marching Band.Fop Band. Concert Band, Choir, andYearbook stall He enjoys computim,reading, music and crroping.
Hodges U the sou of Wayno andLinda Hodges of 608 Wellesley Clrdfl.
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Flower shop recognizedfor quality
FreUanno FJcwers, Avon, recently' K iEf^ tory *»"»"*>• inspection- by this FTD Association, an orgunlza-
™^n°Jim-T ^an, 2 2 ' 0 Q 0 Professional/ wtail floruta inthe Unitetf States andP T ^ T ^ F J D A»**>Uo.i has the
• highest standards of memb«rship in Ihefloral industry and requires ill inem-
. oen to adhere to its GeneralRequirements for Membership in order£?*? *.? KJorcury Man logo andtTanaferrioral orders within the expan-sive FTD network. The quality certifi-cation was conducted duriag an unan-nounced visit on April 9,1997. Ail FTDAssociation Member flower shops willbe quality inspected within the next 36mont»i3.
JH. Fratianne Flowers has demonstrated[glta commilment to upholding the^Integrity of the professional rotail^.florists by adhering to tho FTDft Association's quality standards. The^quality standards were developed to-.ensure that consumer expectationsjgwould be met by FTD AssociationliMember shops, and that florists wouldAbe able to properly ail one another'sborders for out-of-town deliveries.
: Fratianne Flowers is owned by-mna Fratianne. Located at 36951
—troit Road, the shop has been doingbusiness In Avon since June of 198G.Fratianne Flowers employs seven peo^plo. offers delivery service and is openS OJIL to S p-m. Monday through Friday
j«bd 9 ajn to 4 p jn on Saturday (sum-jiner hours).
Joins Better Homesis.
Sweda. Sweda & Associates has beeni fo he tbo Better Homes and
•AS Real Estfate Service memberin Lorain and Western Cuyahogaties. The company name will
Sweda, Sweda h Associates/Homes and Gardens on Juno 17,
997. The firm will remain locally* and operated and is located at
70 Detroit Rd.. Avon, Ohio.Sharon Sweda, co-owner of Sweda.weda & Associates, said. "Joining
Homes and Gardens means ouripany will use the exclusive Hometeting System, Home Buying
iyitem and Home Merchandising•yitem to increase effectiveness in th»
me buying and selling process, itsans our company is positioned topture future growth in the marJtfit-itrft. These marketing approaches and
ifrrofesslonal tools available to us as atter Homes and Gardens member1 enable us to tap into the latest
tlona. technology and expertisereal estate."Allan Sabbag. president of Bettorbmes and Gardens Real Estate
,ce. said, "The network is pleased$o have Sweda, Sweda & Associates/{letter Homes and Gardens on board,
o excited to have a firm of this cal-and local reputation representing
hat is best about our network - com*tment to growth and the communl-
Better Homes and Gardens Realitate Service wrs founded in 1078. It
become an international network offj-v-i-r BOO firms with more than 1.550j§offices and 25,000 licensed sales asso-Tfdates. The Real Estate Service Is an^Operating gror.p of Meredith Corpor-at ion, tho pirent company of Better"lomes BJtd Gardens magazine,America's lending homo-and-familypublication with a monthly readership-fit more than 35 million. In addition toJf residential real estate marketing and^franchising. Meredith Corporation isllilw Imolved in magazine and bookfcaubllshlng. television broadcasting andliTbrand licensing.
pttMCf of Leadership Lorain^County retires5*;. Executive Director Loretta CarokpLohocz. who Is reOrlng aftor 10 years ofB^Mrvice with Leadership Lorain County.
was honored at a farewell board lun-cheon at the homo or President. LilvYitzon.
"Wo will miss LoreUa's enthusiasmand creative cnci^y." said Mrs. Vuzon."She has led... the program withtrimiendous dedication over tho yearLoretla exemplifies servant leadershipand has paved the way toward forgingnew visions and partnerships in leader-ship development."
Ms. Caret, plans (0 spend more limewith her physician husband who is cur-rently working in southern Ohio, whilestill maintaining a permanent residencein Loruin.
"I want to thank the board, staff andall -100 plus Leadership graduates fortheir support and team spirit...it reallydoes take a village." said CaieL "I'veloved every minute of the thousands ofhours and hundreds of peoplo andplaces with which I've had the oppor-tunity to be involved. The future chal-.<>i>ge for us all is to continua the pur-suir of life-long learning and ask our-selves what it means to live in a healthysociety. To that end I will always bocommitted." -he added.
Elizabeth Sheehe has been appointedas part-time Interim director until theboard conducts a replacement searchearly next year. Yuzon indicated thatMs. Sheehe was selected for her admin-istrative and leadership experience inboth the public and private sectors.
WEOL earns excellence awardsWEOL-AM 930. Lorain County's
Hometown Radio Station, has been rec-ognized for excellence in Journalism by!hu Cleveland Press dub .
At the Press Club's annual awardsbanquet 00 June 27, WEOL news andsports won three Crst-placn awards andtwo second-plira,. aMutnls. HonTa tb»breakdown:
Regardless of market size...SportsDirector Wally Mintus and Tim Alcornwon first place in Ohio for 'SportsCommentary' for a BW-3 FootballForecast Program: News Director CraigAdams and Kelly Schneider took sec-ond place in Ohio for 'BestDocumentary' for the riverboat casinoissue: and WEOL-AM 930 won secondplace in Ohio in the 'News Report* cat-egory for coverage of the November1900 election.
In competition among radio stationsolhor than those in Cleveland.Col-jmbus, *nd Cincinnati...W£OLsports won lirst place for 'BestSportscast,' featuring Wally Minlus andJim Allen; WEOL news look first placefor *B«st Continuing Coverage' of theriverboat casino issue.
Nearly 1.000 entries were submittedthis year from radio and television sta-tions, newspapers, magazines, andtrade publications. Entries were fudgedby Press Club meribtin from otherstates.
WEOL-AM 030 has been repeatedlyhonored by tho Cleveland Press Clubsince it joined the com petition in 1992.
Entrepreneurs of the Year namedDan Rase, of Avon Lake, and Tim
Muellor, partners and co-foundors ofVantage One Communications Group,Inc., were namod Northeast OhioEntrepreneurs of tho Year at tho 10thannual salute lo outstanding NortheastOhio executives hold at thoRenaissance Cleveland Hotel in Juno.
The 1997 cumpotiliun included nioruthan 100 applicants which were nar-rowed down to 27 finaiistn and theneight award rncipionls. includingMueller and Rosu. Recognized in ihutechnology communications and ontor-tninment category, Mueller and Roseare now contenders for the NationalEntrepreneur of the Year Award, whichwill be announced In November.
With offices in Phoonbt and Tucson,the Clovoland-based Vantage One is amarketing communications firm whichspecializes in Web site development,graphic design, and interactive author-ing. The company plans to expand intotho North Carolina market In tho nextyear.
In addition to receiving theEntrepreneur or the Year Award. Roseand Muoller boaii past recognition inCrains Cleveland Business 1930 "40Under 40" feature and "Who lo Watchin '9G" in Small Business News.
Husband & wifeloin Smythe, Cramer
Joioph A. and Connie Friess haveaffiliaied as realtors with tho Avon Lakeoffice of Smythe. Cramer Co. Mr. andMrs. Friess will operato a.i a team vrith-in the branch omce of the residentialreal estate firm. As a result of workingas a team within thn industry, tho tworealtors will be ablo »o provide greaterservice to an increased number of sell-ers and buyers. Previously, they werewith Anchor Realty.
Both realtors come to Smythe,Cramer Co. with impressive businesscredentials. Mr. Friess had beon withRELTEC Corp. for 20 years, includingten years as Director of Operations,prior to entering the real estate industryLast year. Ho also has been the owner ofhis own business. Graphic WindowExpression. Inc. Mrs. Friess. a SeniorProgrammer Analyst for RELTEC Corp.for 16 years, also became a member ofthe real estate industry last year.
They reside in Sheffield iVVt andhave grown children, Jeffrey, age 26and Gregory, age 21.
Smythe, Cramer Co. serve* tho realestate needs of northeastern Ohio from32 office locations. The firm's AvonLake branch is located at 32020 WalkerRoad.
Busch Family Chapels honoredThe Weatherhead School of
Management «t COM Western ReserveUnlvarslly huld its annual FamilyBusiness Hall of Fame event atSeverance Hall last week. This eventwas established to recognize outstand-ing region*! family businesses. Earnyear, one nationally recognized familyfirm and four local family firms areinducted into tho Family Business Hallof Fame, and an additional 25 familyfirms of distinction are also honored as
outstanding regional businesses.BuscJi Family Chapels ii now among
the 25 firms of distinction for 1997."We wen ,ururisud and henred whenwe first heard that we were even up forthe award" exclaims Jim Busch. fourthgeneration funeral director andPresident of the family firm. T o bo rec-ognized in this way is wonderful." Theselection for tha family firms of distinc-tion was based on business success,family management, customer satisfac-tion, positive impact on the communi-ty, productivity, growth, longevity, size,and civic involvement. "Recognition ofthis magnitude is not common for thefuneral profession." said Mark Busch.
• fourth generation funeral director andVice president of tho family firm. "Thisis accomplished not by individuals,rather by a continued commitment toexceptional service by everyoneemployed in this organization. Onbehalf of all here, our family Is extreme-ly proud of the achievement marked bythis award."
Busch Family Chapels is familyowned and operated since 1905 andserves Northeast Ohio with nina funer-al chapels in convenient communitylocations. Busch Family FunonJChapels provide* a comprehensivecontinuum of family care Including aspecial Bereavement Core programwith a full time staff to provide old-fashioned raring^ \^ad Support gTOUpS.provide Information about grief andmake family follow-ups niter eachfuneral service. Distinct professionalaffiliations include this area's onlymembership to National SelectedMorticians, since 1044. and member-ship to International Order of thoGolden Rule Funeral Homes, slnca1929.
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5 SHEFFIELD LAKE — Sen-ice5 Director William Gardner is seeking ato means to facilitate storm drainage intj tho a/ea of Pork Avenuo. In contacting£ Richard St James to allow access to UioUJ lake through his property, St Jamesf- attached too many con*Jngendes for his
approval.St. James gave Uie city a number of
options. First, ho said, tho city couldunprove his original zoning requestallowing a senior titizuns high rise, andthere would bo no charge1 for tho case-ment Second, ihu city could purchasethe whole property including tho costincurred ibr stymied development.Third, tht* dty could rozone the proper-ly into three 80-foot lots, purchaso onolot for 585,000. use the lot for drainagethen sell it. That would allow St. Jamesto sell the other two lots. Zoning codeallows the smallest size to be 00-footlots, not 80-foot.
Diane Husk, 4737 Park Ave., too. hadbeen broached for an oasemooL Shesaid at the Council worksession. "Ican't offer you my property. I have tor-riblo erosion- Any drilling will disturboil tho ground.'
Mayor Miogoe said Gardner will con-tinue negotiating with SL James.
Mary Lfca, who lives on Lake Roadeast of the St James/Gallery Enterpriseproperty, said that it appeared peoplewere moving into the homo which hasbeen vacant P*~ two years.
Uca said that tho provious owners ofthe homo had placed 56,000 In escrowJar sidewalk development when thohome was reoccupied. Mayor GaryMtagee* said that when the current peo-ple see*: «m occupancy permit, thatwould i ignai tl.e city to put in the side-walk.
In ot/itr business• Councilman Armando Catanose
requested that a local newspaper bedtod for littering. Ho doe* not want thoweekly thrown in his driveway. Hesaid. TThey'rt) saving a lot of time (withdriveway delivery] but it causes some
. one else work." Ha dooa not want to beresponsible for picking up somethingbo doesn't want
O There was discussion concerningrefuse dumped in the dty dmnpstcrs atthe Service Department. Councilwoman Kathleen Thomason EMJ! thorecord straight
Only residents' persona! refuse, forexample, replaced roofing shingles,could be placed In th; Jumpstsers. If acommercial contractor performed areroofing fob ho would hove to makoarrangements lo dispose of tho refuseoutside of the dty. He could not pay the
530 fee and dump his load at thoService Garage. Thomuson said only aresident or a non-paid friend of a resi-dent could unload refuse at (he citygarage.
• Councilman Robert Ebeiischwelk'ris keen on cleaning up the ciiy's imagoFlo questioned the mayor about his pol-icy of "working with people" who don'tmeet muster with city codes but claimnot to have funds to complete improve-
By Amy Ginn
AVON LAKE - Ed Tomko ChryslurPlymouth Jeep-Eagle has asked the cityfor a tax abatement in building t> nowshowroom and expanding the existingservice department. According to EdTomko, owner of the Walker Road deal-ership, the Avon Lake PlanningComjuiiulon has approved the expan-sion.
Toinko said he requested thai the taxabatement be for real estate taxes, over15-year-poriod. Tho matter has to beaddressed by City Council, but will notbe ready for them until some time inAugust
According to Tomko, the pluns for thechanges are contingent on being grant-ed the tax abatement If it is not given,tho project cannot go forward. Planned
By Amy Glnn
AVON LAKE - The Avon LakeWellncss Through Walking CommitteeMembers recently presented their Ideasand programs to the BuckeyeAssociation of School Administratorsin Cincinnati.
Tha Wellness Committee, accordingto member Caroline Gwiazda, hopo« toencourago wallness, positivism,healthy lifestyles, and enhance lifeafter 70. "Your first 70 years are a giftfrom your parents.'' said Gwlozda."How you take core of yourself influ-ences tho rest" It Is a cooperative effortbetween the schools and local busi-nesses, residents, and clubs. Committeemembers include SuperintendentCtaytnn Dusok; Connie ulrich. of theAvon Lake Public Library; Mayor VinesUrbin: and Betty Wakefiold. of tjeLively Avon Lakers, among many oth-ers.
The ••.ammUteo bogon last August,when Carol Henderson, an Avon Lakeresident, began looking for other peopleinterested In promoting healthylifestyles. Letters were sent lo potential
Call us at 933-5100 or E-mail us at thepress ©bright netQ: Parking Is In such short supply at Veteran's Memorial Park. People an* fre-
quently/venturing across a busy Route 0 with children, yet there .ire at least twospaas restricted to dry vehicles.
Then Is always a small pfekup, and frequently a white sports car taking upprime *scuJ next to the park (in city spots). Why can't these dty vehldes be parkedacroM the street? I know many of us aren't fortunate enough lo park next lo Jhefront door of our workplace. I have little sympathy for our Mayor and otheremployees who would have to park across thn street from their posh Jake frontoffices. The famJ'Ies who use the park should have access to the maximum num-ber of spots available. Space Is limited, and storing city cars shouldn't rate as ahigh priority. Whose white sports car Is thai, anyway? Can you please ask themayor when we can have all the spots In this park for citizens?
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A: According to Mayor Vinco Urbin, the cars inosl likely in question belong tti flu-person employed by the city who lives in a portion of the Veteran's Monioruil Hullbuil('!ng. This person is responsible for tho frainlonanco of Veteran's MornoriulHall. City Hall, and jhn Old Firehouso. Part of his contract includos having thosespaces to park in. "It's boon that way, at least Ihnt I'm nwarn of. for about 25 years."said Urbin, of the fact that half of tho Hall is housing In fact. Urbin said at ono time.his falbor hold that job. A benefit cf having this person on promises at all times, saidUrbin, is 24-hour security for tho purk.
Other than tho cars that bulong lo this umpluyiio. Urbin said that much of thoparking problem Is allcvlnto'J by Community Resource Services' recent move. Inadditioa. now that tho city 1» buying the land adjacent to ihu park. Urbin sold. "Iwould think that would hopefully include sonic limited parking." When thomayor'* office moves to tho existing City Hull once Iho Justicn Center is buili, thoproblem with lessen also. As for the reader's statement that city employees work in''posh lakofront officos," L'rbln had this to sny: "Anyono that thinks I huvo posh
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uionls.Ebenschwoller said hu'd liko to see
names of violators in print and thenhave an actual progress sheet onimprovHinents.
"Aro they playing us for suckers orwhat?** was tbenschwclk'rs's (juesti'm."These people have been died in thepast and taken lo court. We mitigate thocircuni3tanr.es before they ever come tocourt. If we'iw yoing to allow some JJJJO-
imuraveracnts include a IG.OOO-squdre-foot addition lo iho service departmentin addition to a now 0.456-squaie-footshowroom. The existingsorvico department will bo converted inan underground delivery center wherecustomers can pick up and learn ubauttholr vehicles. All together. 15 now jobswiil be created in the next IS years,increasing the total number of employ-ees from 20 to 35.
Tho expansions will be inade to theeast of the existing building, an theproperty lhat Tomko already owns.Tomko died iaore customers as the lea-son for the expansion. The dealershiphas been on its current site for twentyyears. In lhat limu. Tomko said, it hasexpanded iho parking area. Installednow exterior lights, and remodeled andexpanded the building.
members, and eventually, the commit-tco grow to its current number - 27members. The commit teo's firstendeavor was to bring Rob SweetgalLwho has walked across tho countryseven limes, to tho local elementaryschool*. "At that tirno, wo wore lookingfor funding." said Cwiazda.
After witnessing how successfulSwo«tRnlPs presentations were, thocommittee WJU inspired. As a result,they put together several suring-tiineprograms, collectively titled WellnessThrough Walking, for residents to par-tidpate in. The first, which begun InApril, was a combination of the"Outrageous Olympics" for adults, andthe "Walk Across America" for chil-dren. Participants in the Olympicslogged their time In all physical activi-ties, ranging from mowing tho lawn torunning, and were then eligible forprizes. "You could do anything physi-cal." said Gwiazda.
in tho "Walk Across America." stu-dents In Avon Lake Schools walked intheir free limO. and kept track of thomileage. Then at school, tho studentspooled thuir miles and kept track ofthem on a map leading to a destinationchosen by the sludunts. In the end.East view Elementary was able to travelthe farthest with their miles. "Eastviowactually walked three times tho amountof miles thoy needed to walk [to get lotheir destination)." said Gwiazda.
Other programs sponsored by thocommittee Include a clean-up of thewaiting path, done by tha Girl Sccutsand Boy Scouts: a Woflness Fair, with amini wulk-n-thon: Laboratory Health
pie lo slack on this, then inaybtt vrgshould do away with thoso ordinancas.When I know something is on the booksand we don't follow through, it bothersme.
"We sit like aliiuering little children.They act lite it is Uio first time theyevor saw it (an accusation of untidi-nuss). I'm Retting frustrated by this,"Kbonschwellur said.
"We've never asked the dty for any-thing at all-.wo just asked tor a littlehelp from ihu city," said TomVo. of thetax aba torn out request. Toinko saidalthough the request was for a 15-yearabatement, ha would accept what everabatement the city offers. "It's whateverthe dty is going to grant us." saidToroko.
At this point. Tomko said the blue-prints for tha changes are complete;Construction would begin as soon astho abatement is granted. According toTomko. the Service Departmentimprovements will be complete by thaend of this year if everything goes asplanned. Construction of the show-room would begin next year and will befinished some lima in tno £aIL
Testing: a Celebration of Wellnessawards ceremony: and a cross-traininghelmet sale. In all. approximately 150prizes wore given away, includingwater bottles, flowers, family passes tothe VMCA, and Dairy Queen gift certifi-cates. For next year, according loGwiazda. the committee Is planning ahealthy-foods fair in conjunction withtho Health and Wellness Fair. "We hopeto enhance the program next year." shesaid.
Tho committee meets on^Q a monthto do planning and evaluating of itsprograms. It was recognized this yearby Mayor Urbin, who presented aproclamation recognizing the commit-tee for its efforts, and declaring theWellnesa Through Walking Program anannual event.
This veer, the committee would liketo develop a healthy foods cookbook,said Cwiazdo. It also looks forward tohaving a booth at Homecoming, wherethey will noil cross-training helmaU. Tohelp out with its activities. Gwiazdasaid. "We're constantly adding nowmembers...with now members comefresh ideas."
At the conference in Cincinnati,Gwiazda said the committee spokeabout its endeavors to 012 superinten-dents from various districts. Sho hassinco received phono calls requestinghnlp with Implementing similar pro-grams or ideas. Gwiazda said the com-mit tin? is working to give, "any kind ofsupport we can glvo lo them."
For moro information about the AvonLakn Wellncss Through WalkingCommittee, contact Dr. CarolineGwiazda at 933-5051.
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a temporary tag in the window, anonlooker said.
Apparently tho only damage they didwas to shoot out the windows of a cou-ple of Junked cars out back, accordingto reports.
Signs at large:Sweeda Sweeda & Associates report-
ed 40 of thoir signs missing from theComelot subdivision July 1. Areprosen-tativo asked police for extra patrols atnighL
On the madA complaint from the Speedway gas
station on Colorado Avenue that twoteenagers wcro pestering truckers for aride hastened an officer to the sceneJuly l at about 7:45 pjn. He took thonames of the kids, a boy and girl,' andadvised them of the anti-hitchhikinglaw.
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An officer wont back out again, butthey were gono, probably having suc-ceeded hi mooching a ride from a sym-pathetic truck driver.
Doom!A Center Rood farmer notified police
last week that he'll bo putting his can-nons out again to keep the birds off hisberries. This'll go on for about threeweoks between 6:30 a.m- and 0:30 p.m..he said.
Bushes boostedTho Garden Center oa Detroit Road
Juno 28 reported the theft of 20 shrubs,each valued at $20.
Night noisesA neighbor of ihu CEI substation on
Dulioit Road was awakened Juno 27 utabout 4 a.m. by what ho perceived asloud pounding from tho plant. Ho did-n't know whether somebody waspounding on something, or whuuVrsomething was amiss at the plant, andasked lh?t it be checked out. An officerstopped by a few minutes later but allwas quiet.
Flowers filcLMAn upset Carlccn Avenuo woman
lamontud tho loss of her flowers whichsomebody had pinched from her shad-owboxes out front on June 27.
EH. reportA spokesman for Lorain Community
Hospital notified police June 2G thatmedical personnel were treating a manwho had been involved in an accidenton 1-90 westbound. A truck had run theman off the roadway and ha injured hischest against tho steering wheel whentho car come to a stop, the hospital said.Police told the hospital the man shouldcome in and Hie a report.
Fldo frolicsA security company alerted police
that alarm had gone off in a house onFairway Drive June 26 shortly after 9a.m. All was well. A dog inside wusromping around and apparently had set
tho alarm off. according to reports.
Domestic dramaWhen a police dispatcher answerud
tho phono june 20 at about 11:50 p.m..tho caller hung up. Ho rang tho numberback. Tho phonu rang several timesbefore a woman finally answered. Thedispatcher asked tho woman, whosounded distraught, if shu was havingproblems.
"Kind of," she said.Are these domestic problems? she
was asked."Kind of," she repeated.Was she having a problem with her
husband? Yes. she responded, but it'sonly an argument.
VVhon she ww asked her name andaddress, she said she didn't want thepolice there, for their presence wouldonly cause "more problem*."
She again refused to reveal her nameand address, declaring she didn't needthe police, would callegain if she did,and nung up.
Trespassers on wheelsTho owner of the Avon Plaza com-
plained to police In recent days thatkids are using construction materialspiled behind tho okza to build rampsfrom which they jump their bikes. Hechased a bunch of kids away thoevening of June 26, Informing themthey were trespassing.
By Mary Swindell
SHEFFIELD LAKE — A thief brokeinto an unlocked 1900 Honda Civicparked at the dead end of ForestlswnAvenue some Umo overnight on June 27and 28 and took two gasoline credit"cards and $31.
Unlortunalely, it wasn't Just any $31.but S31 his kids had raised by willingcandy as part of a fund-raiser for theirbaseball league, the car owner lament-od to police. ;
No damage was done to the cur. Theowner was advised to cancel his creditcards.
The ex filesA man complained that his girl-
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Police advised him that his girlfriendshould file a report If she believes thoman Is stalking her.
Under the InfluenceA Chevy Cavalier being driven uncer-
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The driver, a 75-year-old Bay Villageman. was charged with DUI. bloodalcohol count after he blow .168 on abreath test, and failure to exercise rea-sonable control. Ho was released to hisdaughter.
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The dispatcher advised him not to.
Welfare checkPolice checked on an Idiowood
Avenue woman July 1 at the request ofher nophuw who said ho hu» b#<tnunable to contact her. Apparuntly allwas well. The house was secure andthere was no piloup of newspapers ormall. The woman was not at homewhen police visited.
Animal alleyA Pasadena Avenue woman found a
black and boigo pug dog in her garagetho morning of July 1. The pug hadgono AWOL from n neighbor's house.
A black Labrador retriever, Uuddy byname, wus missing from his PasadenaAvenue homo last week.
On July 1, an Irving Park. Boulevardresident found a while and boigafontalo hound wearing a bluu collar.Tho pooch was described as a "veryfrinnuly, very nice dog" and tho findorsaid hu'd keep her if nobody claimedher.
Bike boostedA 20-lnch, blue and chrome Raven-
Union bicycle was stolen from a garagecm Roberts Street June 27. It was valuednt 51 OfJ.
A £yno Nitro chrome boy's blko was -Nstolon outside of First Video theevening of Juno 30. It has scratches ontho back of the seat and Is valued at5300.
K i d s t u f f . ..,;•.,A report of tour kids in a red Mustang
driving up and down RedwoodBoulevard yelling and hollaring thewhile brought a police unit out, this thenight of Juno 26. The four teens weretaken into custody and released to theirparents.
Two boys were said to bo trying to setfiro to a construction trailer onDevonshire Avonue June 29 at 1:15 a.m.An officer found two boys on thoir •'bltos at Devonshire ana Fores tlawn.Tho trailer showed no signs of damage.'fire or othanvise. The boys were dtodfor violating the curfew and released to..their parents.
Ketchup kaperAn Irate DHIBWCHKI man complained
of vandalism to hla truck, this on June20. Thoro was no actual damago, but •somebody had poured ketchup on thehood sometime overnight.
Stuart elected Grand KnightRichard P. Stuart has been elected
Grand Knight of Knights of ColumbusFather Ragan Council No. 3209. Avon,for tho 1097-98 fraternal year. Ho willservo until July 1. 1008.
Stuart and his wh>, Rent-o. reside inAvon Lako. Ho is ti partner in thoUrusnahan It Stuart Altornoys. AvonLako.
Othor officers elected worn: DntnKirsch, of Lorn In, Deputy GrandKnight; Macurio Cobos. of Avon Lako.Chancellor: Cy Miss, of Avon,Recorder: Bob Kail, of North Olmstod.Treasurer; Peto .Lally. of Rocky River.Advocate: Jason Cook, of Avon,Warden; Eddie Cook, of Avon, lnsldoGuard; and Joe Hamilton, of NorthRidgeville, Ontsida Guard.
Trustees of tho council aru RussellWoarsch. of Avon Lako; RuymondDcChant. of Avon, and Joseph Groinor.of Avon.
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{Left to right) Rotarians Tom Jones, Harry Parke, John Daly, and Joe Martin, j ri iara a break from the attic work. Parke is also a Pdter Miller House museum1 trustee.
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AVON LAKE — Watch for a sprucod-p Image for The Peter MUler House
Museum. located behind the whitejicket foncs on Lake Rood at the boat
jch and the now fishing pier.Many local organizations and indi-
viduals have pulled together lo makethe landmark even more inviting. ForExample, the Rotarians. under the
[direction of President Susan Grachaiunind her husband Robert, have beencorking in the attic to enclose the insu-
lation batting and make the homo evenlore enorgy efficient.The Kiwanis will bo painting the out-
Ude of the home built in 1843. while[he Avon-on-the-Lako Garden Club
ave been maintaining the on-goingproject of the Herb Garden, located tothe west behind the fene?. Bob Decks of
lwn Tech treats the lawn for weedsind fertilizes, according to ExecutiveJirector Gerry Paine.Paine said there will be a scries of
pcn houses scheduled for tho rause-Quilts will be displayed end qull-
Sers will bo working between 2 and 4j.m. Sunday, July 13. There will be freepatterns and handouts on quilting,looks and magazines will be available
for browsing.
I During the scries of open houses onluly Sundays, other criiflers such as
weavers will do demonstrations.I'aine said during the week of July 1G,
Girl Scouts will bo establishing a daycamp an the premises and will boworking an camplsting tasks lo earnbadges.
In addition docents lend tours forschool children during the year. Thuvinstruct children on early pioneer lifeand acquaint children with the tools,implements and furniture of the era.
Paine said originally the housa hadbeen slated lo be burned down becauseof the safety hazard posed by its deteri-orated condition. It took fivo years toraise iho money needed to completeenough work to mako it a museum. Themuseum is run by a board of trusteesmade up of 15 volunteers.
Although tho house had been in dU-ropair, much of the original has boenrestored. Doth of tho front tioatt oruoriginal, taken from ihu black walnuttrees which stood on this properly.Original woodwork in tint h»uw sjxirtisquare wooden nails. Even some of ihofurnituie had belonged to the PeterMiller family.
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Face/Off, with its K rating lias it ull-theru aru scutum in a church, hospital,and prison: drugs, guns, and knives;luvti, irony and brutalilv: chas«s andcrashes. And liiero is decunt writingand acting. (On a rating, this is a
What a delight to sit In a theater fullof well-behaved children (and a sur-prising number of dids) as they becomeongrossud with the story of Hercules.tho son of Zeus and Heru. (Actually.Disney took more than a few liberties inrelating the story of the strongest nunon earth - and naming Hera as nis momis one of them. According to legend,Zeus visited another man's wife in theshnpe of her husband, who was awayfighting. Mythological tales are steepedwith Irujchertes that gods/goddessesplayed upon others, and they don'talways translate well for children.J
Five singing, swinging muses, actingas the Gruok chorus, employ a Motownstyle to accent the events of the film,beginning with the birth of Hercules onMount Olympus, the homo of the goda.Meanwhile, wise-cracking, sarcasticHades (Ruler of the Dead with the voiceof James Woods), longs to rcarrango thocosmos, and according to the ThreeFates, will have his opportunity haexactly 10 years, when tho planers alignprecisely. Only one nbstacla will standin his way- tho all-encompassingstrength of Hercules. So, Hades ordershis two bumbling minions. Pain (thevoice of Dobcat Go Id th wait) and Panic(Mjitt FrewurJ to steal Hercules from hiscrib and bottle-feed him with a potion,giving explicit instructions that everysingle drop is swallowed. But tho last
drop fails to reach Hercules' lips... . .Tliroughout hii young years on earth,
Hercules bears tha pnin of isolation, furhis rnnnumi-'ntal strength forms a bairi-<;r from nil who kn?w him. Wilh Jibfuiiiblinjj good iiiti.-nti.^s, ho mejikjhavoc xvliurover ho goes, for simply not •understanding his own power. But a5ho approddics his jath birtliday, thsyearnings for finding his true parentuand homo deepen, and he sets out tolearn his idontify and what It takes tobecmnu a true hero.
Direction and purpose comes in tho-form of Phil (Danny DoVito), who act-ing like a manager for a fighting con-'tender, guides Hercules for tho malchofall times, but no without some chal-lenges and disappointments along the ^way. .
Though entertaining. HerCulesfaSls tocvoko tho emotions that films like,Batnbi. Dumbo, and The Lion Kingharvsucceeded in doing. And the music* lasimply pleasant, for the film lacks &major single to tho likes of Pocohoatos,-
If you can remember tho first DLinayfilm" lhat you over saw, then you'll.;understand why it's important that -'-cither you or someone whom your''child trusts should be present to quell '•any arising fears. One scene shows tha "Fates trading their single eyeball back.and forth, and at one point. Hades Iscradling it in his hand. In another'':scene, Hercules is fighting Hydra, a" 'giant dragon-Iiko creature, and cuts offbis head—only to have throe nasty, jaw- Vsnapping heeds to grow bock Jj3 it* 'place. When bo cuts off thoseheada...well It's easy for mo lo see how '. •"this could play back tn a child'x mind atbedtime. And then, there ure tint aculs ' -who swim 'round and 'round la the ,River of the Dead » definitely eeris.
Directed by John Musker anil RonClement*, this 00 minute film is worthseeing, bearing in mind tha! It doesnt 'reach ibe standards of somo earlier.Disney productions. Rated C, on a
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"According lo our 1990 statistics. 41percent (1,203,621) of the more thanthrtHf million who runavved or obtaineda new driver license or 10 noted ontheir licenso or ID the potential forbecoming a donor. This is a two percentincrease from tho 39 percent in 1995.Our customers are very supportive oforj;an/tissuu donation." said Urowh.
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Ohio Is one of the national leaderswhen it comes to indicating the will-'Ingnoss to bo an organ donor whan a'person renews or gets a new driverlicense or identification card (D3J. More'than two million customers arc on Clo^with tha Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles •;as being potential donors. With the new 'digltizod driver licenso and ID, tho >organ donor heart is automaticallyplaced on the license and ID when a1
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Ail olficwr called tho woman mid loldher it was in lior beal interest to stayaway from hur firmer flame. Duringthis convolution, sho Mentioned thatsho had aeon his car parked at litepolice atatior.
Well, nov bow would you know thisif you wc:un't folio ving him around?the officer astcd.
H? '.u!d her sho could face charges ifshe persists in he: unwanted attentionstowards her ex.Tape recorder??
A different sort of stalking complaintwas voiced by a I-aka Road woman June29. Sho told notice that her husbandhas been following her around thehouse for several weeks with a taperecorder, and has changed tho locks onvarious doors in the house. He ulso hasfollowed her around in Sheffield,Lamin and Elyria. An officer volun-teered to speak to him about this, butshe declined.Con do
A call from an irate Westwinda resi-dents about soiuo young fellows En agreen Honda merrily tossing beer cansfrom their car windows brought officersout on a search for the miscreants thoevening of July 1.
They pulled the cur over an WalkerRoad. Insido woio three youths and. inthe trunk, half i caso of the same brandas tho empties they found along theroadside. The kids admitted to tho deedand wore charged with underage pos-session of alcohol and littering from unautomobile.Park patrol
Officers on routine patrol pulled intoMiUor Road Park Juno 27 at about 10p.m. and noticed a group of kids in thegazebo. They stopped to talk to tho kidsand, checking out the vicinity, foundtwo cold ones and s pat pipe near agarb.rgu can. Ovur yoiiilt-r » bit was <ibackpack that contitinwl nix iimrt* coldones and unotticr pot pipe.
Tho)- patted down one of tho youthsand found a homemade copper pipewith o gummy subslance. Ho had anodor of alcohol on his breath, accordingto reports. A 19-year-old Avon Lakeroan wus churgnd with drug paraphs.-calia and underage consuniptior. fhuothers wcru released to their parents at(he station.Tire tale
A bike belonging to a 12-year-oldLnku Road boy. who is attending sum-mer school classes, was found withstashed tires at Tray School Juno 20.His dad estimated tho damage at 528.Window treatment
A Eleachwood Drive man returnedhomo from vacation Juno 27 to find thatsomebody had Fired a DD through one
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cf evicting a woman from a house hoawns on tho West Side of Cleveland,has been pelting annoying phono callsfrom her, ho told police in recent days.An officer called the tenant and toldher of the complaint. She retorted thatsho was going to file a complaint of herown with the Cleveland Police thai hehas came into the house without givingher proper notice.
Neighbor vs. neighborA Landings Way man voiced hia di»-
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lie was not at home at the time, andhis children were in the care of ababysitter. The intruder allegedly toldtho Dubyjitler that she couldn't handlethe kids and that sho was going tophone tho police.
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Tho Garden Tour, according toAnthony. 1A a way to ahowcase somo ofLorain County's finest private gardenswhile raising necessary funds to sup-port the VAC. which has placed over2,000 volunteers hi community non-profit organizations within the past twoyears.
"Pooplo in the county have done real-ly spectacular things with their owngardens, and this tour gives tham thoopportunity to show them off."Anthony oxplalnod. Ticket holders forthis event can choose to take a self-guided map tour of the chosen gardens,join a bus that will tour all of the gar-dens, or take a special bus that will stopat all gardens or; the regular route, thensee a "secret garden" In an undisclosedlocation.
"Last year the Garden Tour wasextremely successful, and this year wewant to surpass that," said Anthony.
Fund raising events tike the GardenTour are necessary fox the VAC, underthe Executive Directorship of MinnieTaylor, lo keep providing LoraitiCounty agencies with crucial volun-teers in all types of situations. The cen-ter works as a clearinghouse, helpingvolunteers find service opportunities atover 201 non-profit organizations inLarain County.
"We match volunteers according totheir skills and thnb commitment, andthe agencies have different positionsavailable depending on their function,"Anthony said.
Over tho year the VAC has nlocetlvolunteers dt locations includingSeventh Generation, the Elyria PublicLibrary, Catholic Community Services,as well as various schools, hospitals,food kitchons. and countless otherlocales.
"We have volunteers of all ages, aswell, ' Anthony said. "Some are retired,some just have extra time that theywant to fill by volunteering, and manyare teenagers." According to Anthony,teenagers are in demand, especiallyduring the free summer months. TheVAC runs a volunteens program, plac-
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"Wo got a lot of ffiodback. especiallyfrom tho teens," Anthony said. "As anatiirl put it, she just gwls a good feelinginside when she volunteers."
Volunteering can fit any schedule,according lo Anthony. "Some agenciesneed volunteers for special, one-tiiiuiprojects, and other times they needpeople or an ongoing basis. Wu'help tomake lae connections." Indeed, theneed for volunteers within tho commu-nity is a year-round demand, accordingto Anthony.
In addition to providing volunteeringconnections, the VAC spreads the wordevery May by hosting a regional confer-ence on volunteerism. During this one-day event, according to Anthony, vol-unteers and agency representativesfiom Ohio and surrounding areas meetIn attend cessions with speakers abar.trecruitment, motivation, and communi-cations with volunteers.
"We get speakers from around theregion, and this year we were fortunateto&ear Psbert Goodwin from the Pointsof life Foundation, a nationwide vol-untucrism agency baud in Washington.D.C." said Anthony.
In addition to affiliation with Pointsof Light, the VAC also works with theUnited Way Agency.
The main goal of the center is to helpthe community agencies and membersfeel the benefits of volunteerism."Volunteerism does a lot on a personallevel," »ho said. "Sometimes peopledon't realize that what they do is vol-unteomra, when they help take elderlyneighbors shopping, or watch childrenafter school. Ninety-nine percent ofvoluntewism is being a nice person."
Sho credited the VAC as well as sim-ilar agencies in Huron and Erie coun-ties with making a real difference in thecommunity. "There really are noresources like tills outside Lorain coun-ty, since Cuyobcga couniy dowsn't havea volunteer con tor like this one." altosold.
-People have been volunteering foryean and years," Anthony said. "Oncevoluctoerlsm and community serviceare in your heart, they don'l go away,and they tend to be something you dothroughout your life."
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If you reversed my baseball career, I'dprobably be in the Major Leagues rightnow. As it were, though, in the normalorder of things, my baseball career wentdown instead of up.
After starting at third base as a sixthgrader, I wore a tragic path in the hon-eysuckle from left field, to center Geldand, finally, to lasers haven in right.
In was in right field that my careerreached an all-time low. Ono brightsunny summer afternoon, I fielded agrounder and attempted to throw a run-ner out at home. To say the throw wasway off would be an understatementthe size of Jacobs Field. It sailed intomy own team's dugout, scattering myteammates and nailing our assistantcoach on the leg.
As bad as I was. Lady Luck still man-aged to put me on the bench of somepretty goot) teams. For two years in arow, I played on teams that won the BayMen's Club hardball championship.
The second team, at 15-0. became thefirst team in league history to go unde-feated. All summer. I'd felt more like aspectator than a player, batting a mere.070. In our final game, I actually madecontact with the Ball, a pop fly In theinfield which was easily caught.Nevertheless, my coach came over,slugged me in the arm and said. "Wayto go. kid. You really showed 'em youcan hit." And he meant it.
One thing 1 was never able to dowhich bothers me to this day is hit onoover the fenco. It's every Liu's diuain tohit a home run, perhaps with the basesloaded or to win the game. But I neverdid. It seemed like it was easy for theother kids but. oven when I was hittingthe ball well. I could only produce sin-gles and doubles.
I went back to my old little leaguefield on Bradley Road In Bay Village acouple years ago. Myself and a coupleother friends, planning to hit the ballaround a little hit after work. As is thecase with a lot of places you revisitfrom your childhood, the field lookedinfinitely smaller. It was hard for mo tobelieve that 1 was never able to put oneout of the park.
But then I shrunk myself down againinto the short, bony 11-year-old frame Iused to have, and once again the fieldbecame an endless pasture, with thefence seeming miles and miles away.
When it was my turn to bat. i decid-ed that I wasn't going to leave thit dayunless 1 hit one over the fenco. 1 didn'trare If the stars came out and the owlsstarted hooting. I was going to hit oneover. No matter what.
The first two pltchos I hit woll. linedrives to left field. The third I fouledoff. It came to me right then and therethat I might, in fact, nave to walk awayhomerless, 14 years after my lost littleleague game.
But then. Mike (the pitcher) under-handed one into my wheelhousa. I hit itgood and high, and it. indeed, soiledover the fence. I dropped the bat (thiswas my planned reaction; I was goingto make this worthwhile) and started toscream and wave my arms wildly as Iroundod the imaginary bases. An Inno-cent passerby might have thought therewas something mentally wrong withme or that I was trying to escapo aswarm of bees. Nah. I was just deliri-ously happy that I'd hit one out. Nevormind that my friends, who were thesame ago as me. nearly ended up break-ing tho stained glass windows of St.Barnabas Church with thoir homers.Length wasn't my concern. Hitting itover tho fenco was. And I did.
I'd liko to say way to go to all tho lil-tlo leaguers who have hit one out of thepark this summer. And to ;ho«o who
By Jason T. Stahl
The day after tho Clevelandicdians/SporUchonnel Baseball SkillsCompetition on August 6 at JacobsField, when Jim Thome or MarquisGrissom rips a single down the tuft fieldline. Learwood eighth grader BeckyJoseph will be able to turn to herfriends watching the Indians game andsay. "Yeah. I hit it in the exact samospot yesterday."
That's because Becky will havo par-ticipated in the competition thanks to astellar qualifying performance at WeissField in Avon Lake.
It was at Weiss Field that Becky best-ed girls from several other communitiesin the 13-14 age group in the areas ofpitching, batting, and running the basesto earn a chance at fulfilling everyCleveland kid's dream: playing ball atJacobs Field.
"I'm really excited about it," Beckysaid. "My family members are all com-ing down to see me. and they're just asexcited as I am."
Asked if she thinks she'll bo able to
By Jason T. Stahl
Three area fifth graders played inte-gral roles in fcslping the Mullinax Eastbeys basketball team win its secondnational championship in a row.
Corey Jones. Matt Holzworth. andTVler Boohor, all of Avon Lake, trav-elled with thoir team to Mobile.Alutuuiui two vvutika uuo lo win (hit fifthgrade title at the All-Ainorican CageClassic. Last year, they helped theirteam win the fourth grade champi-onship in Akron.
The tournamont consisted of eightteams divided Into two pools. Mullinaxwon Pool A. heuting Oandrigo.Tennessee, 53-25. the Indian* Sharks.5G-37. and the Birmingham. AlabamaKnicks. 47-24.
In the championship game, Mullinaxdefeated tho Ay-ravillo. Ohio Rebels.45-31.
Jones, who had nine points in thefinal game, led Mullinax in scoring fortho tournament with a 14.0 average.
T h e biggest thing for mo was foulshooting." Jones said. "I made a lot ofthose."
"The games were really excitingbecause they were closo." ho added.
A student at Troy IntermediateSchool. Jones plays baseball and foot-ball as woll as basketball. He plans ontrying out for basketball in high school.
Teammate Tyler Booher had a groattime at tho tournament as woll.
"It was a lot of fun." ha said.Booher. also a student at Troy
Becky Joseph will play baseball alJacobs Field August 6th.
put ono out or tho park. Becky was a lit-tle skeptical.
"Well, at the Weiss Field competi-tion, I mostly hit triplos." she said, "sothat's probably what 1*H Ut at JacobsField."
Judges In Sportschannpl's competi-tion used scon-cards to tally points foreach individual event. Beck racked up37 points for first place, while fellowAvon Lakers Angela Elliott and KatieIngleright took second and third placeswith 35 and 31 points, respectively.
Becky's athleticism shines through atLearwood Elementary, where she is astar member of the girls track team.Onco sho heads to high school, mostlikely Avon Lake High School, sheplans on trying out for the freshmantrack and sohball teams.
During the summer. Becky fills upher schedule with babysitting and soft-ball. In the future, she plans on attend-ing college to study medicine. Whoknows? Maybe sotne'day she'll be 'aickat Jacobs Field taking caro of rjeIndians' injuries!
The Mullinax East Boys' Basketball team is making history. (Left to right) Frontrow: Tyler Boeder. Matt Holzworth, Sammy Bailosky. Jake Bailosky. Brett Bartlett.Joey Bailosky. Second row: DJ. Shaw, Brian Miller. Darius Jackson, CoreyJones. Third row. Assistant coach Rick Shaw. Coach Jim Bailosky. '
Elementary, averaged 2.5 points pergame during the tournament. He con-siders running and playing baseball histwo other favorite sports.
Mullinax is tho first loam in at least20 years to repeat as tournament cham-pions and is bcliov&d to be the only
team In tho 24-ycar history of the eventto do so. Tbo team finished tho seasonwith a 3B-5 record, won all six tourna-ments it entered and was beaten by justone fifth grade team, a loss it avenged.The other losses were to sixth gradeteams.
Soccer CampAvon Lako Soccer Organization will
bo offering Its annual soccer campAugust 11-15. Registration is open toall children 5 and older. Registrationforms are available at tho OldFirehousc, Avon Lake Public Libraryand Rini-Rego's. For inartt informationcontact Kings!uy Durant nt 933-9348.
Wakefield GolfTournament to he held
Tho Oth Annual Howard J. WakofieldGolf Tournament, sponsored by theAvon Lako Sports Hall of Fame will buhold Sunday, August 17 at theSwectbriar Golf Course. Tet timus willstart at 10 a.m. Tho entry feu. of $50.include; polf, cart, lunch. 'linn'-r end
prizes. To enter yuur foursomo. call theHigh School Athletic Office during thoday at Q33-51B4. or Ken Kisselle in thoovoning at 033-6030. Always a fun-filled ovont, this is thn major fund-rais-ing effort lo onublo thu Sports Hall ofFnmo to continue to honor worthy ath-lotos and sorvicn contributors in thecommunity,
Avon Lake Swim TeamGolf Scramble
The Avon Lake Swim Tonm will hostIts first four-person golf scrambln atSwootbriar Golf Club on July 12. Tootimes begin at 1 p.m. To roservo a lootimo for your foursomo. plenso cunlnctTony Damolio nt 933-0173 or RonPulliam ut 933-7flO7. Also, on July 12.t l i - S w i m Ti'fim will IIIKI ilt\ i -wn inn '1
Goodtimos. Thoro will bo an oll-you-can-oot catered barbecue for 510 and anall-ride ticket price of an additionalS10. Call Jan Henry, at 937-6880 toarrange for ticket prices.
Summer soccercamps offered
Tho Avon Lakn Soccor Organizationwill hold summer camps for Iho boyand Kirl travel looms. Kiko Lopez. St.Edwards Vnrdily Soccor Couch andALSO Technical Advisor, will load thoinstruction at thn camps. Girl TravelTanms will nttond tho camp tho lostwook In July. 7/28-8/1. Boy TravelTeams will attend tho Gimp tho firstweek in August. B/4-0/U. Travel Teamim;i!il)t>rs will rncnivo ninn1 iiifnnnntion
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YMCA to offervolleyball clinic
A beginners volleyball clinic for chil-dren in grades 5 and G will be held July22 and 23 from 10:3O-noon at tho NorthCoast YMCA. Thi3 clinic is designedfar the player who has never playedbefore. Basic skills, serving, spiking,volleying and rules will be addressed.A clinic for children in grades 7, 8. and9 or with borne volleyball experiencewill bo held July 24 and 25 from 10:30-noon also at the YMCA. This clinic isdesigned to improve skills and loamnew techniques. The Tee for the clinicsIs SlO for YMCA members and 520 forguesls. For more information, call theYMCA at 933-9100.
YMCA offersAqua-aerobics
The North Coast YMCA will be offer-ing Aquc-aerobics at the Avon LakeMunicipal pool. This program isdesigned to give participants a greatcardiovascular workout without stress-ing the joints. Water acts as a cushionand a resistance— it benefits peoplewith arthritis or impact injuries, as wellas pregnant women. This class is greatfor people of all ages and fitness levels.Join the class MWF 12-12:45 p.m.. TTH7-7:45 p.m., and Saturday 10-10:45 o.m.Call the North Coast YMCA for costinformation or to sign up at 933-9100.
LCCC offering summersports'camps for kids
Tho Lorain County Community
College is orfc'.ing a variety of summersports camp* this suminor, which offorlhx> opportunity tu improve skills,knowledges and technique, as well asplay competitively. Programs offeredwill incluc.e Baton twirling camp. OhioState Volloyball .Setting Camp, CrossCountry running camp. In-line skatingcamp, and Karate camp. To register, orfor more information, call the LCCCCollege for Kids Funiino at [21G}3eo-4093.
Sports physicalsoffered
School and sports physicals willonce again be offered at a cost of S10per student on July 30 and August 6.Both days the physicals will be per-formed at 6 p.m. at Avon Lake HighSchool. Registration forms are availableat all school athletic offices. Proceedsfrom the physicals will benefit.Community Resource Services. Formore information, call CRS at 933-5G39.
Easier Sealsholds relay
EMH Regional Medical Center wish-es to invite children with disabilities hiLcrain County to participate in their24-Hour Relay team for Easter Seals onSaturday. July 26 and July 27 at OberlinCollege.
The team will compete between 10a^n. and 6 p.m. on Saturday. It is a fam-ily event and participants can Join thefun. for a few hours or camp-outSaturday night. There will bo aChildren's Activity Area where kidscan participate in crafts, games, andstorytelling.
All children who participate willreceive a Relay T-shirt, a medal, andtons of run. The Relay raises money forEaster Soils' programs uod services.For mar a in'orniHlloti, or to r«gisl*ryour child, call Easter Seals at(216)277-7337.
SPORTS SCOOPContinued from previous pageliaveii'l, heru'3 hoping you dou't haveto wait as bug us I did to gel the hit oryour life.
Becky Joseph isn't Uio only one head-ing to Jacobs Field on August G fur thofinals of the Cleveland Indiaru/Sports-Channel Skills Competition. RyanBornatz. also of Avon Lake, won thoboys 0-10 division, and liko Becky, hasearned tho right the show off his throw-ing, running, and hitting skills.
Second and third place finishers atthe Skills Competition held at WeissField oa June 21 were Alana BUoncini.Christina Gonzalez. Amy Fritzche,Jillian Smith. Angela Elliot. KatieIngelright. Nicholas Butcho. Jerry Rothand Chris Ncalon.
Congratulations to all!Ready for the tour
Sheffield Lake resident Bill Palkofired on 84 for a tie for eighteenth placeat The Championship's Association'sIB-hole stroke play tournament atWindmill Lakes Golf Course inRavenna last weekend.
Ready for the OlympicsTwo local track athletes turned in
fine performances at the recent OhioGames Northeast Regional Track andFiold meet.
Kyan Kxystowskj of Avon took firstplace in the young mon's discus with ato53 of 149 feet, 8 inches.
Fellow Avoncr Claire DeChant fin-ished in second place in the youngwomen's discus with a 118-foot, 7 inchloss.Golf outing
The St. /oseph/Nazareth/5t. TlwreseAcademics Alumnae Association willsponsor their 3rd annual golf outing onSal., Aug. 23 at Sweet briar G.C Cott isSCO. which includes 18 holes [scram-ble), cart, lunch, dinner and prizes. Coll(21GJ 251-6788 for more info.-
Soccer coach deededAvon High School is looking for a
varsity boys soccer coach. Stfndlettersof application to Mortv Yonkof. AvonHigh School. 3075 Stoney Ridge Rd..Avon, Ohio. 44011.
Football opponent neededAvon Lake High School needs a
junior varsity football away game S«pLC. Call Tom Barone at 933-5164. Also.the Avon Lake Cross CountryInvitational will be Atig. 30 at LorainCounty Community College. ContactBaront) at 933-5164 or 899-0722. .
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Program has awarded $2,922*250 toOhio students \a use for higher «duca-tion over Ihu past 50 years. Through thugenerous contribuiions of unils andcouncils, in addition to funds generat-ed from the salo of Ohio ITA HonoraryLife Memberships, two Avon Lakeseniors were uwurded these scholar*ships.
Matthew Rafn. 1037 honor graduateof Avon Luke High School und posl-sec-ondary student of Lorain CountyCommunity College, was awarded aS350 Technical Scholarship. Ho willaltontl I,CCC fnr two years majoring in
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Cheryl Werner. Avon Lake senior,ranked third in her class and receivedthe Academic Scholarship of S500.Cheryl's post-graduation plans are toattend Johns Hopkins University andstudy International Studies. .Sho planson competing in cross-country andtrack.
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DeChant named Knight of the YearRaymond C. DeChant of Avon has
boon" honored BS Ohio's Knight of theYear by the Knights of Columbus.
Tho honor came at the SlaloConvention of tho Oliio State Council,Knights of Columbus, on May 24 inCincinnati,
DeChan*. is a Past Grand Knight ofFather Rog.in Council Knights ofColumbus. Avon, where he served twoterms a* Grand Knight, in 1091-02 a:idagain in 1095-00.
"You do it because you core."DeChant told the audience of 00C per-sons at tho Siato Deputy's ConventionBanquet in accepting the award. "Youdo it because you want to keep thisgood thing going. Thank you for thisdonor."
Earlier in 1097 DoChant had beenhonored as Knight of tho Year of FatherRjg.in Council, and at the StateConvention also received tho award asKnight of the Year of tho ClevelandDioono.
DeChant has been active In all phasesof Father Ragan Council, including itsColumbian Club homo corporation, as a
'4th Degree Sir Knight, its CharitableFoundation, bingo program and cere-monial tmtiiis. Ho was founder of thucouncil'i Columbian Squires Circle agroup for young men agod 12-ia.
DoChaot and his wife. Jenny, haveone son. [ohn. They reside in Avon andattend St. Mary of tho ImmaculateConception Church.
In a supporting letter to his nomina-tion by Father Ragan Council for Ohio's
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Knight of the Year, Rev. Arthur Esan.pastor of St. Mary's, wrote; T a i l o rstuture and strong of physical nature.Ray is an imposing figure in any;group.but his kindly personality andsteadfast patience hi working with peo-ple overwhelms his physical prowess.His fellow Knights find him affable andapproachable and they aro inspired towork as diligently as he doos In the pur-suit of the goals of the Ordor.
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g Newsworthy Hems for this column°*may be tent to 701 Kenilmirth Ave..^Sheffield i s ic , OH 44054-1232 or callp 949-2736. You can also fax me at this
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Office of the Mayor. Mayor Mingoe Ispersonally distributing information toSheffield Lako residents on the shoresor Lake Erie concerning tho flooding
' and high water in the city.Sheffield Village Service Depart-
ment. Dumpsters will be available to
residents of tho villace from July 10through July 22 for uisjjosal of trashexcluding tiros. appli=£:ns end dis-carded chemicals. Tho refuse will booccupied at thu Sheffield VUlocuService Department on ColoradoAvenue during the preceding men-tioned dates. The service is free to resi-dents that product] a valid driver'sliccuie documenting residency in theVillage.
Sheffield Village Festival. This Aug.23 ovont is open to tho public followingthe parado from Brookside High Schoolto tho lower portion of James Day Parkon Colorado Avenue and East RiverRoad. The poradu will start ut 10a.m.ucd finish at tho pork, starting thofestivities.
Activities at the event will include enappearance of Ronald McDonald pre-senting a magic show and moot andgreet the attendees allowing pictures tobe taken with him. Olhar events of thofestival include: a coloring contest forkids, a performance of thu "SweetAdelines" singing group, "Western Une
Dance Croup," an additional mngicshow by Frederick the Amazing, the"Hoot Scoot in' Soloon dancers, appear-ance cf ilie Lorain County Bloodinobiloand D.J. Kenny Keonan. Also includedin the festival will bo a presentation ofthe Naturalist Show by the FrenchCreek Nature Center, Mark Fundak'srides and vending berths, AndyAnderson doing a recycling program,Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield Village will boannounced, u petting zoo offeied, a picin tho face event for your favorite copor elected official, police and fire tug-of.war, faro painting and a cake spin.Plan to attend this community event,sounds liko fun. For additional infor-mation call 934-1715.
For tho case of attundoes of thisevent. Lorain County Transit will boproviding a shuttle servlco fromUrookside High School to the pork forthose who are unable to park close.Sounds like a good time. Hop© to souyou there.
'Til next week from the littlo houseon Kcnilworth, havij a grcit one!
CPR & First Aid courses offeredTho American R*d Cross, Lorain Ccunty
Chaptur.wtli cfl»r Standard First Aid COUTSM onSaturday, July 12 from 0 tun. ID 4 p m , Tuesdayand Thursday, Jul/ 15 fi t7 from 530 pjn. to 8p m , and Tuesday and Thursday, July 29 & 31from 530 p.m. to 9 pjn. (8 1/2 Hours)
Community CPR wut be hold Saturday, Jury 26from 9 a.m. 10 4 p.m. (01/2 Hours)
Adult CPR courses wui ba rwkf Sattsday, July12 torn 9 am. lo 1 p m , Tuesday. Juty 15 from5:30 to s pjn., Saturday. Jtiy 2fl from 9 run. to 1pm. and Tuesday. Jufy 29 bo 530 p m u 9 p m(3 1/2 Hours)
CPR locwtrficatlon ciass*» ar« hold twtcstnuVt+f tor tnose Individuals who are currant)-/certified in CPR but require updating their carsft-catton. Pteaso caO the chapur at (216) 324-2029lot men Intormaficn.
All classes are taught at the Chapter buildingat 2923 West River Road. North. Etyrta and areopen to the pUstic PrB-regtstraflon is required.Family discounts are also available-
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7:00 p.m. - Grand parade will begin down Lake Rd. (from thearea of the Community Center to the Shopping Center)
FRIDAY, JULY 11thCarnival will open at 6:00 p.m. and close at 11:00 p.m.
Blood Drive Friday 6-10 p.m. Lorain County Blood BankSATURDAY, JULY 12th
Carnival will open at 4:00 p.m. and close at 11:00 p.m.SUNDAY, JULY 13th
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• American Themes • Bel-Aire • Cambridge Cherry •* Collector's Mahogany • Covington Park • Encenada •
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• Brittany • Cabochon • Carleton Cherry • Chippendale •• Classic Statements • Corinthian • Et Cetera •• European Themes • Heirlooms • Passage •
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»" The following students5 faavo been named to the=i Dean's List at AshlandOT University for the springUJ 1997 semester: Kolley£ Dunegsn. 3405 Ston&yu Ridge RtL, Avon; MelissaPSchaedler, 715 Wedge-
wood Dr., Avon Laku;Stacoy Sbipkosky, P.O.Box 359, Avon Lako; JohnVtuko. 166 South Point,Avon Laku: Janiiifer Wil-liams, 126 Glenviuw,Avon Lake; JenniferSpayd, 4910 Ivanhoo,Sheffield Lake; VincentDelta, 21-10 Lake BreezeRd., Sheffield Lake;Dinah Hunt, 243 CoveBeach. Sheffield Lake:
and Susan Ward. 732Irving Park. ShoffioldLake.
To bo oliyiblo for thishonor, a studunt must boenrolled full time andmaintain at least a 3.5grade point averago on a4.0 scale.
Tho following BowlingGreen State University
students woro named totho dean's list for tho fallsemester. AVON-Tracy L.Arendt; Nicholl Jensen:Stephaniit Jensen; JustinT. Rhoados: AntonettoVega: Tabitha L. Wilkens.AVON LAKE-Shelly LynnBruohler: Christopher J.Chmura; Christian 0.Dlugosz; Jamie E. Fallon:Amy Fifer; Angola AnnGentile; Alexandra Kni-
ght; Kris Kolihjb: MollyAnn Mnlhews: Holly AnnMiller; Maxguru1 AnnSmith. SHEFFIELD-Jen-nifer D. Mingus.
To bo eligible for thudean's list, student* mustachievD a grade pointavrrag«of3.5 or better ona 4.0 scale.
Daniel Smith lias beennamed to the dean's list at
Ilillsdalu College for ths .second semester of the19UG-97 school year.
To qualify, students '•must achieve a grade- 'point avenigo of 3.4 or .higher on a 1.0 scale. '
Smith is the son of Mr,:Robert P. Smith, Jr. of 115_-Avon Point Avon Lake.and Ms. Janet H. Smith oC31G28 Nowbury Drivo,Avon Laku.
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Academic notesAngela Gentile, of Avon
Lake, graduated summacum lautio from EowlingGreen StatB University InMay with a B.A. in Psy-chology.
While at BGSU. Angelawas inducted into AlphaLambda Delta NationalHonor Society, Psi ChiNational Honor Society,Golden Key NationalHonor Society, and PhiBeta Kappa, in recogni-tion of high attainment inscholarship.
her plans are to entergraduate school and pur-sue a master's degree Insocial work.
She is the daughter ofMr. and Mrs. TonyGentile of Lisbon. Portu-gal, formerly of AvonLake.
Denison University ris-ing junior. JasonHurbanck, sail of Jaiaesand Susan Hurbanek ofGreenbrlar Driva. AvonLake, has been inductedinto Denlson's chaptcv ofAlpha Epsilon Delta, theinternational pramedicalhonorary.
Hurnanok, a 1995 graJ-uate of Avon Lake HighSchool, Is a biochemistry
major at Denison. Adean's list student and aHeritage Scholar, he is amembor of tho HonorsProgram and Phi Socioty.an academic honoraryrecognizing excellence inthe freshman >ear. He isthe chairman of tho Tripsand Games committed forthe Students ActivitiesCommittee and the vicepresident of membershipdevelopment for SigmaPhi Epsilon fraternity.Hurbanek is the intra-mural golf coordinator,and works in the chem-istry department
Cadet Craig L, Bolsolegraduated from ThoCitadel. The Military Col-loga of South dtroliiiu. onMay 17, 1997. Hu wasuwarded a bachelor ofscience degree in busi-ness administration. HeIs the son of Mr. and Mrs.Al Bolsole of Avon Lake.
Matthew David Detzler.son of Mr. and Mrs. DavidDetzlor of Avcm Luko.received a Datholor ofScience degree fromBradley University dur-ing commencement cere-monies held in May.
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Millennia Housing Management, Ltd. L* In ntxtd of anexperienced Maintenance and Housekeeping Team for aFederally subsidized apartment community In Loraln County.The Team selected will have successful experience complet-ing oil maintenance and housekeeping aspects for a multi-family property. This to a live-In position with an excellentIncome and benefits.
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KJR SALE BY OWNERCjslcm 3 Badroom Horn*. Lots olExtras. Lot SUn: 110x250. PncadLow *20Ct 31171 Walkar Road.
Avon Laka. Appumrrant Only: Cail833-3417.
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45 For RentAVOH LAKE BUNOALOW; tnwocdArea. 3 Badroom, 8aiarr«nt.Ooraga. Canbal Air, Al AppUancaa.S800>MO • 5«cuRty * UUibas. NoPqt». W3-4233. LAVON LAKE CONOO; Urga IBodroom. AppBancu, Pod. A/C, NoP»»l t47S/Mg 833-7633.AVON LAKE BUNGALOW; Inwun)Area. 3 BaOroom. Baiameni.Oaraoa. Cantral Air. Al Appoancao.taoawo.* Sacunty * UuatM. NoPan. B33-4233. Laa^ Maaaapa.AVON LAKE HALF DUPLEX. 3Badroom. i j Sana, Eid^n Kdcnan.OtnrQ Room. Booh Snar««a. largeAtiacnad Doubia Oaraga. YardMaintenance Fumnned! 2-YaarLaaaa. Poaaanion In Lax Summer.ST23.0OMO. P.O. BOX 207, AvonLake, OH 44Ot2.AVON LAKE 4 BEDROOM. 1-U2BATH BUNOALOW. All3cnadOaraQ*. 3750/MO • SecurityDaport. PWB O K. l-aOCH74-51SBAVON LAKEOOR. I 1/2 B«m».baaaman. no « i7MDQiyloninpkja dapowt, unfa**, rriaranort. Caf36S-0S34,AVON. 36fl Rancn wDeaL 2 car
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COTTAGE-Ujr&tttruMd waurtroriT3B0. near isiartdj. CeOaf Point,baacrtes. Aug.-SepL97*e8. Dockavail. (218) 331-0158 leava mea-«ao».FLORIDA. MARCO: Baaulllul2BO«BA, pool, fermia, tuH amenttiea.baacn accaaa. gut view. avaLDec-Jari-FeO. S2.B00.Ano. Reduc«d noaoil aeaaog 358-P74a.LUXURIOUS tONDO KELLEYSISLAND. S. f In tne heart olrjowmown Kalayi (Hand In neartyn«w 3 badroom. baautltullyeacoralBd condomtrtum unm pool &Hrapiaca C—419-626-aiea,UARCO I S L A N D , F U : Baacn ironcondo. 2BO, 2BA nawfy nmooaled,guiNWjr. Availacia JUy-Oacambar 11997. V&iftM. Cal 21B-777-0333.MARCO ISLAND. Florida: Fullyecvppvl 2B»7BA condo. Pool. ten-Ma, acroaa tram wide vmttatandbeacn. D la counted IfcrooahWov [2181 777-0867. VMeaMARCO ISLAND, Fl. BeacMronicondo. 2 bedroom. 2 bath, newty ra-mode>od. (u»y rumsned. guifview.ava(abie Jurv-NcMwnber 1997. Cal -
216-777-O335.Panama Oty Baacn. 1, 2 & 3 bed-room Kites w*n gud views, sugarwm* beach and emerald water. 2pooU. tams. Pinnada Port. DOO>674-6623.SARASOTA. FLOHtDA; Furruned 3Dadroom home, 1-1/2 batta. lancedyard. 10 mrukM-oaacn. S350Atk or•pocial montMy rates (216) 353-•7S>
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835-1616 or 989-1083. 5149,000, viewt S339.B00. KODGEHS, 933-6185.
AVON: HOT S3457. Calling all businessinvestors/entrepreneurs. Visit .58 acre sitezoned Industrial In heart ol Awn - minutes from1-90. Great location tor your business venturetor only 5149.000. CaJt SANDRA M. JOHN-SON today 0 033-55B1 or 33S-1616.
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AVON LAKE: HOT »2570. 3/4 bdrm charmer,finished rec rm, 2 fpics, Jb bdtns and nwu -SI08.500- MARY ANN T1LCEN 033-61K.
NORTH OLMSTED: HOT «53a9. ANTIQUEENTHUSIASTI This Is e*arty ff» right setsngtor your wonderful collection! Home hasretained Its original one owner 194O"s charmand rJecofi SI29.9001 KOOCERS, 93341BS.
AVON LAKE1 REDUCED! HOT 12834.Remarkably cared tor 3 bedroom wiffi 12**25'Famfly rm PLUS an 11"x32'Recrml Fun base-mend Urmt windows, A/C. siding & docodNow asUng 5124^00. KODQERS. 933-4195.
AVON LAKE: HOT I7S54I Smucgler's CoveRANCH CONDO. remarxabtal 2 large bed*rooml 1.5 baftsl Remodeled Kitchen! frvsu(»laundry! Attached garage! $€€.9001KODQERS, 933-61951
•AVON LAKE: HOT #29611 2270 sq. ft. • finbvnU "GrMnpoinT Formal Din rml 4 bdrml Z5baffil $203,9001 KOOGERS, 033-61951
AVON LAKE; HOT »3010. A must see 3worm, 1 h baths. WBFP. spacious 1st floor famrm. eat-in Wichen. newer carpeting - vinyl -paint 4 wallpaper. FHA approved, wra Ig•Bached 2-car garane. 594.900. MARYVORtSEK.VH 1 •800-974-5146 of 933-6185.
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SHEFFIELD LAKE: HOT «7DJ3. Lovely home.greatlocaBon.Tradittenal4e^.2H BA colonialon newer cuf-de-sac street FuS bsmt, two cargar with «dra storage. Master BR has wak-Jnckxwt and ahoww and large tub. Fam. roomhob WBFP • & bay. EaMn area of kitchen openlo deck. 810 Hoflyview of Ostar St63,X0.RAY ANDERSON 1-800-974-6149,933-6193.
SHEFFIELD LAKE: HOT #5853. LakofrondSpectacUar 2 year old home on U acre proc-erty bouts bnukwaU & boat ramp) 3 5 batrulOver 3,000 aq. R. w/5ntehed basement) 3 cargaragel MOREI Now of!er»d at $395,000.KOOOERO, 933-8195.
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SHEFFIELD LAKE: HOT §277II 195* OFLAKEFRONTI Eicepoonal s«e wsA, beech and60* pie/. Unque 3.^ bdm, 3 Daffi homg of ovor2700 sq. ft I First floor mastart Over < octet5274.0001 KOOGERS, 933-6195.
SHEFFIELD VILLAGE: HOT •6133. Greattocasor, in the viOage. Large 1.43 ten i«agroomed lot Convergent location. Three b«J.(ooms, U l basement - 1000 Florida room wtihy9*t around siove. Appliances «tay Extra la/ooS«rnoe. miorao* shed, ndtng mower »tay».Com*.* of Cototada & Laka BfMra. l i^t.gooC«H HAY ANDERSON 1 -»0O-S74-«14a.B33-61BS.
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Employment Agency. Potential loasm Si.OOO'Wk. On-fhs-fob Iranng.Temp, to perm. Col Susan at 3*J-8245 or «and nwune to 1148 EucW»41t.P«vwland.44ltS.
PART-TlliE WAREHOUSE; Re-ceiving, lowmoior sipanence. Mon.-Fri. 4 30pm.-830pm. Tru-Serv Cwp.lormerty known as CoCof and Com-pany. Stsruno pay tavhr. Appry tnp#r»n Uon-Frt 8am.-3pm. 26025tini St. Wssdake.PHOTOGRAPHER; Possible Fmtom* position. Musi be flflxtte andhave the sooty lo develop ootar a mbleck & wrvte Mm. send raoume 1samples to P.O-Box 45014 Westtaka.OH 44145 ABTC Cathy.
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The temporary help Industry has e i -perwnced unpanuWad growth In thaW l . We tn hiring tor several careerpositions & wBi train a moDvaledIncJMduai tor a future m manaae-ment. Unique oppTy. Scnedullngmtenrlews trts week. Saubied posl-tton w«h bonus & ful benetits pedt-age. C U Susan st 348-&24S or sandresume to 114B E u d U M I I , Cteve-land. 44115-PLUMBERS WANTED and Plumb-er's Apprentice. Fun time servicewortc. Cal B7t-B2B3.RAZZLE3 RESTAURANT OmuedTownahlp. Bartenders. Staff & Cooksnooded, Cs» 235-8542." RECEPTIONISTOra*l opening tor ful Hm» n«cop-uomct Must b* penonabto. OfficetkUls Computer aipononee noon-
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SALESLucratlva ocply lor a go-oattart Pn-tantlaJ n m l n a of 510QOA&. Call So-u n at 348-6245 or aand roauma to1148 EucUd Ava. M i l , Covolafld.44113.
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Pntvfouary Had a CnHd. StavanU t ^ Attomar (317)t9»2UXIi
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CALL ADVANCE at 22S-415OWESTLAKE CLEANING
COMPANYPari-Ume. Expartancad. Good pay.
Own tranaporuflon. 835-5036.
TEACHERS^RESCHOOLFuf and paH-wna. ExcnOsnt work en-vironment. Hava your own daMfOomwiiri 10 ctUJdran Eipartanca f»-qurad Top pay 77P-d43QTrainaaa
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Earn SI.5OV»k1 Gnial banatiul C«"Susan at 348-6745 or tend n u m lo1148 Eucfcl •« ! 1. CMtvntand. 44115TREE WORKERS WAHTELOflOUNO MEN AND C U M B L R3CALL 734.?374- _ _
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