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8th AnnualRitley Run,

Fun Walk andTouchdown

DashPERRY – The Bob Ritley

Memorial and Perry AthleticHall of Fame Run started in2004 in memory of our long-time Perry High School footballcoach and teacher, Bob Ritley,who lost an enduring battlewith cancer I 2003. To date, over$25,000 in scholarship awardshave been given to area seniorsthat exemplify qualities thathonor Coach Ritley. The Ritleyfamily and the Perry AthleticHall of Fame invite everyone tojoin them to honor their belovedcoach and friend at the 8th An-nual Ritley Run.

The race will begin at thePerry High School clock tower;it will continue through theschool campus and Perry Vil-lage, and runners will finish onthe Alumni Stadium footballfield. The 5K Run and 1.5-MileWalk will begin at 9 a.m. andthe Touchdown Dash will followtheir finish.

The Touchdown Dash is a100-yard dash on field at con-clusion of the 5K for children 12years and younger. It is free forall and there are prizes for all.

Registration is $20 for the5K run, $15 for the 1.5-MileWalk and the Touchdown Dashis free, but note how many chil-dren will be participating. Theentire family is encouraged toparticipate. The first 200 5K/Walk entrants are guaranteeda race T-shirt. Please pre-reg-ister by Sept. 17.

Refreshments will be avail-able after the race, and timeswill be given at each milemarker. There will be awardsfor the top three 5K overall fin-ishers (male and female) andtop 3 5K finishers (male andfemale) in each age group: 14and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39,40-49, 50-59, 60 and older.

The registration form can beobtained online at the PerryHigh School website atwww.perry-lake.k12.oh.us/ourdistrict.aspx?id=13519.

10th AnnualGolf OutingMENTOR - Mentor Base-

ball League will be hosting its10th Annual Golf Outing onFriday, Sept. 30. ShotgunStart at noon at Little Moun-tain Country Club. Scrambleformat.

Donation: $125 includesgolf/cart, lunch, steak or clambake dinner, beverages, con-tests, prizes, raffle and openbar. All golfers welcome. Se-niors and students $95. Call(440) 954-9400 during the dayor visit: www.mentorbaseball.com for more infor-mation.

Riverside’s, running back Dylan Hufgard pulls away from Universitydefender Kilroy.

7th-grade Beavers take University to school

PHOTOS COURTESY OF BARRY BOOHERRiverside’s, Derius Hines puts a juke move on s University defender.Riverside won the game 44-26.

BY BYRON C. WESSELLGazette Newspapers

HARPERSFIELD TOWN-SHIP - The SPIRE Institute gym-nastics, trampoline and tumblingprogram just recently started.However, it is not to late to sign-up for classes.

The tots program for gymnas-tics starts at three years of age.The oldest gymnastics performeris currently 16-years old. TheSPIRE gymnastics program fea-tures a recreation al class brokenup into different age groups andalso has two competition teams.

The competition team cur-rently has around 15 members,while the recreational team hasaround 25 members as a whole.

“I like everything about gym-nastics. The beam is probably myfavorite event,” ElizabethRobinson said.

Elizabeth is twelve years old

PHOTO BY BYRON C. WESSELLMembers of the SPIRE gymnastic team train on the beam during arecent session.

SPIRE gymnastics growingand is in her third year of gym-nastics and is a member of boththe gymnastics competition teamand the trampoline and tumblingcompetition team.

Joining her is Alex Schaferwho is also twelve years old andis in her second year of gymnas-tics.

Jen Olson is one of the gym-nastic instructors and has beeninvolved with gymnastics sincethe age of three. Olson alsostarted coaching at the age of 13.She has been a member of theVikings coaching staff for thepast two years.

“I love seeing them work onteam work and self-esteem,”Olson said on what she likes bestabout coaching.

“I love to see the kids learnnew skills,” Olsen added.

“I’ve just always had a love of


WILLOUGHBY – NickLeskiewicz is entering his firstyear as the head coach of theSouth Rebels varsity golf teamand is entering a rebuildingyear. Leskiewicz will have tolead the team with the loss offive senior players from a yearago. The Rebels lost JohnBagott, Cameron Daiber, DougYeckley, Ryan Kennedy andLucas Chaney due to gradua-tion.

“We’re a very young team andthis will be a big learning experi-ence,” Leskiewicz said.

The Rebels recently startedthree freshmen in a matchagainst Lakeside.

The South Rebels feature onesenior this year in Jake Hall.

“You have to treat the newguys as they come up with a littlebit of compassion, because theydon’t know what it’s like to havethe pressure on them. You have

PHOTO BY BYRON C. WESSELLJake Hall, Eddie Lagucki, Chris Adams and Colin Greig make upthe upper classmen of the South Rebels golf team.

Willoughby South Rebels rebuildingto tell them to relax and just playtheir game,” Hall said.

“You also have to be a leaderand a couple of junior share thatwith me. It’s a role, but we allmesh pretty well,” Hall added.

“I love watching the kids de-velop and taking something that’sraw and molding it into some-thing that can blossom in the fu-ture,” Leskiewicz said on what helikes best about coaching.

The Rebels also feature threejuniors in Eddie Lagucki, ChrisAdams and Colin Greig.

Greig currently holds the bestaverage on the team shootingaround a 41 on a consistent ba-sis.

“I’m just trying to improve andthe team’s trying to improve,”Greig said on how the season isgoing.

“I like being outside and justthe history and the quite calm-ness,” Greig said on what he likesabout playing golf.

The Rebels look to rebuild thisyear and learn as they go.

GV PeeWee Clinic

The Grand Valley Pee WeeClinic will be held on Sept. 27,28 and 29 in the ES Café from3:30-5 p.m.

The total cost for the PeeWee Clinic and shirt is $25.The Pee Wee Clinic partici-pants, along with the GVHSCheerleaders, will cheer onthe football team during theSept. 30 game against thePymatuning Valley Lakers.

For more information callCasi Gilliam (440) 343-0399 [email protected].

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AREA SPORTS SCORES

Boys Golf

Lakeside 160South 183

Riverside 165Chardon 187

Kirtland 172Cardinal 174

Girls Tennis

Madison 3Harvey 2

Green 3Lakeside 2

Perry 3Jefferson 2

Girls Soccer

Madison 4Geneva 1

Pymatuning Valley 4Harvey 1

Chardon 6Lakeside 1

Riverside 3South 1

West Geauga 4

Lake Catholic 0

Conneaut 2Berkshire 0

Lakeside 1Conneaut 1

Badger 3PV 2

GV 2Conneaut 2

Girls Golf

South 189Perry 213

Geneva 178Warren JFK 183South 185

Football

Lakeside 20Edgewood 0

Geneva 61Conneaut 0

Brookfield 40Jefferson 14

Madison 34Perry 6

Jackson-Milton 25Grand Valley 20

Riverside 28

Harvey 11

Ledgemont 39Cardinal 0

Maple Heights 26Chardon 13

West Geauga 42South 28

North 62Midpark 14

Youngstown Christian 31PV 17

Volleyball

Geneva 3North 025-15, 25-22, 25-19

Newbury 3Grand Valley 025-16, 25-12, 25-13

Lake Catholic 3Holy Name 223-25, 25-20, 24-26,25-21, 15-13

South 3Lakeside 025-14, 25-12, 25-9

Perry 3Jefferson 025-18, 25-11, 25-11

Elyria 3Mentor 225-18, 25-19, 17-25,20-25, 15-12

Cuyahoga Heights 3Kirtland 118-25, 25-23, 25-22, 25-21

Cornerstone 3Richmond Heights 025-14, 25-14, 25-20

Chardon 3Riverside 225-17, 25-17, 26-28,25-27, 15-13

Madison 3Conneaut 225-22, 22-25, 25-21,19-25, 15-9

Edgewood 3Jefferson 225-17, 21-25, 18-25,25-16, 15-11

SJP 3Lutheran East 025-4, 25-9, 25-9

Geneva 3Chardon 028-26, 25-20, 26-24

Riverside 3Madison 025-16, 25-15, 25-18

PV 3Bloomfield 025-15, 25-19, 25-13

Southington 3Grand Valley 125-12, 15-25, 25-20, 27-25

Perry 3Orange 227-25, 25-23, 14-25, 25-16,15-12

GV 3Champion 225-13, 25-17, 22-25,17-25, 15-12

gymnastics, as an athleteand learning new skills,”Olson said on what shelikes about gymnastics.

“My favorite event is thebars,” Schafer said.

Lindsay Quinata is an-other instructor at SPIREand she focuses more onthe trampoline and tum-bling aspect of gymnastics.

In tumbling and tram-poline events a gymnasthas to take the skills theylearned and adapt theminto different body posi-tions, arm positions andhead positions.

“I like watching the girlsdevelop their skills and see-

ing them excited abouteach success along theway,” Quinata said on whatshe likes about coaching.

The gymnastic programis increasing in size, butthere is still plenty of roomleft to grow.

“We’re growing and wehave a great opportunityhere at the GaREAT andSPIRE and I hope to see itdevelop into the large pro-gram it once was,” Quinataadded on the gymnasticsprogram.

With the amount ofleadership and dedicationbeing put into SPIRE thatgoal is sure to be reached.

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BY ALLAN MONONENGazeete Newspapers

CONNEAUT - This season’s edition of the GenevaEagle football team certainly can take advantage of turn-overs.

Two weeks ago the Eagles forced four Edgewood mis-cues and scored four times.

Friday in Conneaut, the Eagles scored three timeson Spartan mistakes enroute to a 61-0 shutout.

Geneva welcomed back Cody Morrow and gave himthe ball on their initial series. The Eagles marcheddownfield with Morrow going the last ten yards for thescore. Hugo Reyes kicked the first of seven extra pointsand it was 7-0 at the six minute mark.

On Conneaut’s first series, linebacker Tim Kirkstepped in front of a Spartan pass and returned it 21yards for a TD at 5:02.

One minute later, on Conneaut’s first down play, Kirkagain pulled down a pass and took it 29 yards for thescore.

The Spartans were unable to move the ball on theirnext series and prepared to punt. The wet ball wentthrough punter Aaron Bower’s hands but Bowers wasable to fall on the ball at his own one yard line.

On the first Geneva play, Tim Costello plunged overfor the score and at 3:43 of the first quarter the Eagleshad a 27-0 lead.

“Turnovers will always be a part of the learning pro-cess in football. They cost us big time last week atJefferson. they carried us to a win at Edgewood and to-night. I never would have believed we would get threeof them returned for touchdowns. Tim Kirk was greatin seeing those balls coming his way and I thought ourdefense really stepped up which is what you want kidsto do. Kyle Woerner scored on a fumble for the secondtime this year and we had a lot of kids get after it to-night. I am proud of the kids the way we came backafter a loss last week.Conneaut came out and hit us butwe never let them get in the game,” Eagles Coach TonyHassett praised his team.

The Eagle onslaught continued in the second period.After a short Spartan punt, the visitors took over insideConneaut territory. On the first play Cody Morrow ranaround left end for 30 yards and a score.

Conneaut moved the ball to midfield on a pass recep-tion by Tyler Rose but on the next play Kyle Woernerscooped up a fumble and went fifty yards for the score,his second TD fumble recovery of the season.

On their next possession the host Spartans did movethe ball, gaining a first down by freshman running backTroy Colucci but their mistakes continued. Scott Warnerintercepted a pass and weaved his way to the Spartan13. QB Bandon Pakkala scored on the next play, goingthe distance around right end for the TD.

The half ended with the Eagles holding a 47-0 ad-vantage.

After the intermission, the Eagle QB completed a passto receiver Marshall LaRiche deep into Spartans terri-tory. Morrow ran the last 20 yards for the score.

“We came out in the second half and Pakkala hitLaRiche with a nice pass. The line did a nice job on theblast (run) and we were able to get everyone in thegame,” Hassett added.

The Spartans threatened in the final period. After anice return by Brandon Luce and yards gained by TroyCollucci, the hosts advanced deep into Eagle land. A passby freshman QB Nick Root fell short at the Eagle 20and the visitors took over. While the Spartans defensegave up territory grudgingly, the Eagles pushed theirway downfield. Freshman Henry Schnars went aroundright end for ten yards for a Geneva TD,making the fi-nal 61-0.

Despite missing five starters with injury, there weresome bright spots for the Spartans. Tyler Rose and Bran-don Luce returned kickoffs for good yardage and fresh-man Troy Colucci had some nice gains.

In the trenches the Spartans certainly held their ownon the lines but their own mistakes kept giving theEagles the ball.

“We started three freshmen, Gary Duris started andplayed both ways,”Conneaut Coach Rocco Dobran com-mented.

“Offensively we have to learn to be disciplined andplay mistake free. For example, the QB has to learnwhen to hold the ball, when to throw it away. We haveto prevent turnovers. It puts a damper on things whenwe come out of the gate down 28-0.The kids are learn-ing and starting to execute. The offense and defenseplayed their hearts out. We had to play a lot of substi-tutes who made rookie mistakes but the kids playedhard,” Dobran summed up his team’s performance.

Geneva improves to 2-1, while Conneaut falls to 0-3.On the stat sheet, Cody Morrow returned to action

with 13 carries for 88 yards.Shane Herter added 12 car-ries for 47, Brandon Pakkala, 3-15, Joey Jay, 8-14 and

Henry Schnars with the ten yard TD run.For the Spartans, Troy Collucci ran ten times for 52

yards, Tyler Rose added 8 carries for 4 and Trey Sistrunkhad two totes for 18.

In the air, Pakkala completed one pass for 29 yardsfor the Eagles.

Aaron Bowers had two completions in 8 attempts fortwo yards, Sam Distelrath had one completion in fourattempts for 14 and Nick Root was 0-1.

Marshall Lariche caught the Geneva pass for 29yards. Tyler Rose hauled in two passes for 17 and Jack-son Distelrarth caught one pass for no gain.

This week, Geneva hosts South while Conneaut willhost Ledgemont.

GenevaEagles

soar pastSpartans

Geneva 5Riverside 0

Howland 5Lakeside 0

Jefferson 5Conneaut 0

Hathaway Brown 296

Lakeside 190Conneaut 209Edgewood 237

Mentor 162Twinsburg 164

Chagrin Falls 174Perry 199

Madison 164Lake Catholic 170

Boys Soccer

Chardon 3Lakeside 1

Riverside 2South 1

Geneva 3Madison 2

Aurora 5Perry 2

Kirtland 2Beachwood 0

Edgewood 163Conneaut 181JSP 221

Riverside 153Madison 163

Lakeside 156North 185

Jefferson 157Liberty 176

PV 163GV 182

Lakeside 156Chardon 160

Geneva 181Edgewood 184

Aurora 143Perry 178

Champion 161Jefferson 168

West Geauga 1Geneva 0

Lakeside 3Euclid 2

Gilmour 2Perry 1

Chardon 3Lakeside 1


NORTH JACKSON -The Grand Valley Mus-tangs fell to Jackson-Milton on Friday by a scoreof 25-20. Neither teamwould score in the firstquarter, but traded touch-downs in the second quar-ter.

Adam Moodt had a five-yard touchdown for theMustangs in the second,but Jackson-Milton an-

Mustangs lose battle with Blue Jaysswered when Zach Nagyconnected with JohnGheradi on a big 94-yardtouchdown. Neither teamwould tack on the extrapoint as the game was tiedat 6-6 heading into half-time.

Jackson-Milton scoredthe only touchdown in thethird quarter on a 25-yard run by Gheradi.Josh Kramer kicked inthe extra point, making it13-6.

Grand Valley would

score 14 points in thefourth quarter, but Jack-son-Milton got the twoscores they needed to holdon for the 25-20 win.

Grand Valley wouldcome within one pointwhen Joe Satterfieldscored on a one-yard run,making it 13-12.

However, that score didnot last long as CodyVaughn had another bigplay for Jackson-Miltonwhen he returned the ball89-yards on the kick off to

once again but the BlueJays up.

The Blue Jays would getthe ball back and Nagywould run the ball in fromone-yard out, making it 25-12.

Grand Valley would con-tinue to battle as third-string quarter back KyleOrgovan connected withStanley Sirrine for aneight-yard touchdown.

Sirrine ran in the two-point conversion, butGrand Valley fell 25-20.

BY BILL LEVYGazette Newspapers

MADISON - Now in his11th season as coach of theMadison girl’s tennis team,Mark Vidmar is very real-istic with his expectationsfor this current season.Coming off a 5-13 overallrecord last year, which con-

Madison tennis team full of freshmensisted of a 3-9 record in thePremier Athletic Confer-ence, Vidmar implied thatthis team could lay thefoundation for the future.

“We are a very youngteam,” he said. “(We are)playing three freshmen insingles with limited expe-rience.”

Those freshmen are

Hannah and Hilary Reiglealong with AdelaideLeymaster.

Erica Nalow andCourtney Keller comprisethe first doubles teamwhile Taylor Patfield, KellyAllen, Marie Mikhail andLauryn Campofredanoform a rotation for the sec-ond doubles team. Nalow is

the only returning letter-winner for the BlueStreaks.

Madison got off to a 3-5start in 2011 with wins overEuclid, Eastlake North andHarvey.

“Hilary, Hannah andAdelaide are improvingwith every match,” Vidmarsaid.

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PHOTOS COURTESY OF BARRY BOOHERRiverside’s Rachel Stroski (18) tips the ball over TarynDouglas (8) and her Chardon teammate. Chardon wonTuesday’s match 3 games to 2 (above).

Riverside’s Jessica Marut (13) getsready to setup her teammate Elizabeth

Maczuzak (5) in Tuesday’s match up (right).

Hilltoppers top Beavers


PERRY – The MadisonBlue Streaks brought the“Little Brown Jug” back toMadison with a 34-6 winover the Perry Pirates.Perry had won the past fewmatch-ups with Madison,but the Blue Streaks endedthe Pirates winning streak.Madison improved to 3-0 onthe season with the win.

The Blue Streaks gotthe game rolling by con-verting on a fake punt on afourth-and-three situation.Andy Karlson, who is boththe punter and quarter-back for Madison, rolledout of the pocket and con-nected with Jesse DeJesusfor a 36-yard completion toextend the drive. CoreyGrubb was then able tokick in a 25-yard field goal

PHOTO COURTESY OF TAMMY COFFMAN-BEVANThe “Little Brown Jug” returns to Madison with a 34-6 winover the Perry Pirates Sept. 9.

Madison gets past Perrywhen the drive stalledagain to give Madison a 3-0 lead.

Madison took a 10-0lead early in the secondquarter after drivingnearly 75 yards for a score.Mark Murray ended thedrive with a four-yardtouchdown run. The BlueStreaks would put up 20points in the second quar-ter to take a 26-3 lead intohalf time. DeJesus wouldadd a five-yard touchdownof his own to give Madisona 16-0 lead.

The Pirates would get onthe board with a 13-yardtouchdown run by NateLevkulich.

However, Madisonwould answer before half-time with another touch-down run by Murray, mak-ing it 23-6.

Grubb would tack on

another field goal in thethird quarter for the BlueStreaks this time from 27yards out.

Madison would then putthe game away in the fourth

quarter on a four-yardtouchdown reception fromKarlson to Billy Skerkavich.

Murray tallied 117yards on 16 carries for theBlue Streaks.


CANFIELD - ThePymatuning Valley Lakersfell to Youngstown Chris-tian during a rare Saturdayvarsity football game.

Pymatuning Valley led7-3 after one quarter of ac-tion and even took a 17-10lead going into halftime.However, YoungstownChristian would own thesecond half as they put up21 unanswered points.

Youngstown Christian


ASHTABULA TOWN-SHIP – The EdgewoodWarriors hosted theLakeside Dragons footballteam on Friday, Sept. 9.The game was deadlockedat zero for the majority ofthe first half. However,Lakeside scored twice latein the first half and wenton to win 20-0.

Chase Knight set theDragons up nicely with agood return to start thegame. However, FrankClayman was tackled for aloss and after the Warriorsand Dragons traded penal-ties the Dragons werecalled for another penaltythat ultimately ended thedrive.

The score was 0-0 afterone quarter of play asEdgewood got anotherturnover on downs.

Edgewood would con-tinue to punt the ball andtry to win on field position.The Warriors would thenforce the Dragons to puntthe ball away andEdgewood had the ball onthe 49-yard line.

Anthonie Magda wouldrun for eight yards and RiisSmith would pick up a firstdown. However, a falsestart backed the Warriorsup and they would beforced to punt again.

Knight would pick up

PHOTO BY BYRON C. WESSELLThe Edgewood Warriors and Lakeside Dragons battle during a recent football game.

Dragons get first win

five-yards for the Dragons,but the play would be can-celed due to an illegal block.Brendan Hester wouldlater scramble for elevenyards, but the Dragonswould be forced to punt.The Warriors would nothave much going on theirdrive either as they puntedthe ball back to the Drag-ons.

Knight once again had agood return and Hester ranfor a first down. Knightwould pick up five yards,but the Dragons wouldagain be victim to penaltiesas a delay of game and afalse start set Lakesideback. Magda would pick upa sack for the Warriors as

Lakeside turned the ballover on downs.

The Dragons wouldeventually get on the boardlate in the first half asKnight ran the ball for a big43-yard gain. Bruce Coxwould then add 18-yardson the ground and Hesterwould run the ball in giv-ing the Dragons a 6-0lead. Lakeside would thenattempt an onside kickand get the ball back.Knight and MikeGasaway then ran the ballfor the Dragons, beforeKnight ran the ball infrom the five-yard line.Hester ran the ball in forthe two-point conversion,as Lakeside led 14-0.

Lakeside would add an-other score in the thirdquarter as Cox scored on a63-yard touchdown run.

Neither team wouldscore in the fourth quarteras Lakeside won 20-0.

Chase Knight totaled119 yards on 19 carries forthe Dragons, while Coxpicked up 89 yards on onlythree carries.

Magda picked up 50yards on eight carries forthe Warriors.

Lakside improved to 1-2 on the season, whileEdgewood dropped to 1-2.

Lakeside will host Riv-erside next week, whileEdgewood travels toPymatuning Valley.

PV Lakers fall to Eaglesput up the first score on thegame on a 26-yard fieldgoal by Dom Polito.

Pymatuning Valleywould answer on a big passplay from Josh Adkins toQuintin Ratliff, which wasgood for a 71-yard score.The Eagles would answerright back with a three-yard touchdown run byAnthony Abeid, making it14-10.

The Lakers would in-crease their lead with a 25-yard field goal by AustinNowakowski, making it 17-

10.The Eagles would show

their dominance at the lineof scrimmage in the secondhalf as they scored threetouchdowns. Abeid wouldadd another touchdown tohis scoring total to tie thegame.

Emmit Underwoodwould then complete a passto Ryan Grier for a 33-yardtouchdown to give theEagles the lead. The Eagleswould extend their lead ona three-yard touchdown byGrier, making it 31-17.

Kurtis Marsh picked up74 yards on 12 carries forthe Lakers. However, theEagles duo of AnthonyAbeid and Ryan Grier com-bined for nearly 275 yards.

Adkins had a big gamethrough the air for the Lak-ers with 239 yards passing.Ratliff hauled in five passesfor 128 yards, while TimCross had four catches goodfor 93 yards.

The Lakers and Young-stown Christian each cameout of the game with a 2-1record.

Jefferson Knights ofColumbus to Sponsor

Youth Soccer ChallengeAll boys and girls ages 10 – 14 are invited to par-

ticipate in the local level of competition for the 2011Jefferson Council #4212 Knights of Columbus Soc-cer Challenge. The local competition will be held onSaturday September 24 at 10:00 AM, at the JeffersonCommunity Park Playground (where the old elemen-tary school was located). The event will be held rainor shine, unless there is lightning.

All boys and girls 10 – 14 years old are eligible toparticipate and will compete in their respective agedivisions. All contestants on the local level are rec-ognized for their participation in the event. Partici-pants are required to furnish proof of age and writ-ten parental consent.

For entry forms or additional information contact:Greg Puzio at 576-1499.

PHOTOS BY BYRON C. WESSELLDerek Parker, Kevin Peterson, and Steven Zindash talkthings over for the Jefferson Falcons freshmen footballteam.

Jefferson freshmentake the field

James Schmidt (75) and Jared Dean (69) walk back tothe huddle for the Jefferson Falcons freshmen footballteam.

SPIRE Institute hostbasketall clinic and game

SPIRE Institute and ClevelandCavaliers invite all to attend aspecial kids basketball clinic andcharity wheelchair basketballgame vs. U.S. Men’s OlympicWheelchair team

GENEVA - To welcome and help support the U.S.Men’s Wheelchair Basketball team, SPIRE Institute,(www.spireinstitute.org), and the Cleveland Cava-liers are hosting a Kids Skills Clinic and CharityWheelchair Basketball Game on .Sept. 16, at 6:30p.m. at SPIRE Institute.

Team U.S.A. is training at SPIRE, one the world’slargest and most unique training, competition, edu-cation and wellness complexes with Olympic caliberfacilities, in preparation for the London 2012Paralympic games.

Led by Head Coach Byron Scott, basketball play-ers of all ages and abilities are invited to the KidsClinic, where they will take part in drills led by CoachScott and his staff.

Following the clinic, Coach Scott, General Man-ager Chris Grant, and a team of Cavs legends in-cluding Larry Nance, Austin Carr, and CampyRussell will scrimmage the U.S. Men’s OlympicWheelchair Basketball team in a charity match.

Proceeds from the event will go to benefit the U.S.Men’s Olympic Wheelchair Basketball Team as theyprepare for the London 2012 Paralympic games.

“We are very happy to partner with SPIRE Insti-tute for this important event to benefit these amaz-ing athletes representing our country at the London2012 Paralympic games,” said Chris Grant, generalmanager, Cleveland Cavaliers. “We are also excitedto host the skills clinic for kids from throughout ourregion and then scrimmage Team U.S.A. to help bringattention to the high level of strength, skill and de-termination it takes to play wheelchair basketball.”

“SPIRE is proud to welcome the U.S. Men’s Olym-pic Wheelchair Team and we are honored they choseto train here,” Clutter said. “One of our core beliefsat SPIRE is that through sport, individuals learn theskills and traits needed to reach their full potentialon the court and in life. These athletes exemplify thisand we look forward to watching their success.”

Tickets for the entire evening are $20 for adultsand $10 for 10-and-under, seniors, and active dutymilitary and veterans.

Admission to the Kids Skills Clinic and CharityWheelchair Basketball Game will be free of chargeto all attendees of Friday’s Geneva vs WilloughbySouth football game at SPIRE stadium.

For more information about the Sept. 16 eventand to purchase tickets, visit www.spireinstitute.orgor call (888) 894-9424.



ASHTABULA TOWNSHIP – The Edgewood Warriorshosted the Jefferson Falcons in a recent varsity volley-ball game. The match would come down to the fifth set asEdgewood won three sets to two.

Edgewood won the first set 25-17. Jefferson would goup 2-0 in the first set after a kill by Rachel Moyer and akill that was too long by Edgewood’s Ashley Thomas. How-ever, Thomas and the Warriors would battle back to takea 7-2 lead behind three kills by Thomas and six servicepoints by Amanda Rodenbucher.

Moyer would try to help the Falcons battle back withanother ace and another solid hit that found the line, butEdgewood would take advantage of five service points byKayla Claypool to make it 13-5. Jefferson would battleback at 14-11, but Rodenbucher would pick up a kill forEdgewood and Taylor Diemer picked up an ace serve.Laura Cole and Arian Barile would each pick up a kill forJefferson. Moyer would also pick up a block and GiuliaGiancola had an ace serve, but Edgewood went on to winthe set 25-17.

Jefferson would battle back in the second set to win25-21. The game was tied at several points early on at 2-2, 3-3-, 4-4, 5-5, and 8-8. However, Jefferson would pullaway behind four service points by Cole. LeeAnn Farrpicked up a kill for Jefferson and Moyer added a point offof a block. Paige Clark would make a nice dig to try andextend the Falcons lead, but Katie Thomas ended thestreak with a kill for Edgewood. Clark would keep theFalcons ahead with another nice dig this time leading toa Falcons point, Clark then added another point on a hitto increase the lead to 15-10. Ashley Thomas would laterget the serve back for Edgewood with an ace. The War-riors would get close at 24-21 after a nice play by Claypooland a kill by Ashley Thomas, but the Falcons would go onto win 25-21.

Jefferson would go on to win the third set, with a scoreof 25-18. However, Edgewood proved their toughness bywinning the fourth set 25-16 and eventually the fifth setfor the win at 15-11.

JV Warriors defeat FalconsBY BYRON C. WESSELLGazette Newspapers

ASHTABULA – The Edgewood Warriors junior var-sity volleyball team hosted the Jefferson Falcons onThursday, Sept. 8.

Edgewood won the first set 25-13. Edgewood was ableto take a 4-2 lead in the first set when Anna Applebee setJudith Silvieus up for a kill. Edgewood then took a com-manding lead at 14-4 behind six service points by Silvieus.Jaime Rogers had several nice hits in the opening set forthe Warriors.

Raquel Mook made a nice play for the Falcons to makeit 23-8 at the time and Hayley Allen picked up a big spikeat 24-10. However, it was too little too late as CourtneyDidonato ended the first set with a kill for the Warriors.

Jefferson would battle back to win the second set witha score of 25-13, this time in their favor.

Jefferson would get good serving streaks from bothBailey Beckwith and Amanda Krause to open up the sec-ond set. Hayley Allen and McKenzie Wilber each madeseveral key plays for Jefferson in the second set. Krausealso picked up a big kill to go with a great one handedsave to help Jefferson lead 23-8 and 24-9. Ashten Nocewould pick up an ace serve for the Warriors, making it24-11, but Jefferson would go on to win the set 25-13.

Edgewood would go on to win the decisive third setwith a score of 25-15. The opening point in the third setwas one of the longest volleys on the evening with RaquelMook and Brittany Lefik each picking up a pair of digsfor their respective teams. Jefferson would win the pointand Krause would serve Jefferson to a 7-0 lead. How-ever, Edgewood would battle back behind the serve ofJaime Rogers, giving Edgewood a 9-7 lead. JasmineSchiedel made back-to-back nice plays for the Warriorsand Silvieus also had a pair of nice plays for the War-riors. The game would be tied up at 9-9, 11-11 and 12-12before Edgewood pulled away for good at 13-12. Edgewoodwould go on to win the set and the match 25-15.

Warriors battleback for win

PHOTOS BY BYRON C. WESSELLAmanda Rodenbucher (2), Kayla Claypool (5) andAshley Thomas play the front row for the EdgewoodWarriors.

Destinie Hill (left) and Bree Zalar play the back row forthe Jefferson Falcons.

PHOTOS BY BYRON C. WESSELLThe Edgewood Warriors junior varsity volleyball teamhuddles up during a time out.


H A R P E R S F I E L DTOWNSHIP - The GenevaEagles 8th grade footballteam is showing a vast im-provement from a year ago.The 7th grade version ofthe team last year wasblown out by Madison, butthis year in the openinggame the team matchedthe Blue Streaks the major-

Eagles improve to 2-1

Geneva’s, Paul Stennies(10) and Tezonte Lee (16)come off the field prior totheir game againstEastlake.

PHOTOS BY BYRON C.WESSELL

Will Hawes warms-up forthe Geneva Eagles 8thgrade football team priorto their game againstEastlake.

ity of the way through.The Eagles also lost to

Lakeside a year ago, butthis year they defeatedLakeside on the Dragonshome turf with a score of32-16. Brent Bell threwone touchdown pass for theEagles and also returnedan interception for a touch-down.

Running back, MattOtto also scored two touch-downs for the Eagles. Withthe win the Eagles leveledtheir record to 1-1 on theseason.

The Eagles were able toimprove to 2-1 on the sea-son after a recent match upagainst Eastlake at SPIREStadium on Tuesday, Sept.6.

The game was closeheading into halftime withGeneva leading 8-6. TheEagles gave forth a tremen-dous defensive effort asthey shut down Eastlake’sspread offense, especiallyin the second half. TheEagles were able to manu-facture two touchdowns inthe second half to pull awayfor good. Geneva went on towin 24-6.

Running back, WillHawes scored all three ofthe Eagles touchdowns.

Morgan Conrad, ofGeneva, practices hisstance prior to his gameagainst Eastlake.


ASHTABULA TOWN-SHIP - The Lakeside Drag-ons golf team improved to9-2 this season with a pairof wins over South andChardon. The Dragonsavenged a loss earlier inthe season againstChardon.

The Dragons first won indecisive fashion over theSouth Rebels with a scoreof 160 to 183. KevinAcierno had the lowestscore of the day finishingwith a 38. Mike Andesadded a 39 for Lakeside.Anthony DeGeorge andColton Mukina helped theDragons total score with a40 and 43 respectively.Adam Sukel shot a 46 forLakeside, while ZackTackett finished with a 48.

Jake Hall had the bestscore for the Rebels with a42. Rounding out the scor-

PHOTO BY BYRON C. WESSELLKevin Acierno, of Lakeside tees-off during a recent golfmatch at Chapel Hills

Dragons edge Hilltopper’sing for South were: ZachLatuh (44), Colin Greig (45)and Nick Kivvy (52). SamStholman also shot a 52 forSouth.

“This was a good re-bound win after the loss toChardon. We’ll play them(Chardon) tomorrow(Wednesday, Sept. 7) andhopefully we’ll get themback,” Acierno said afterthe match against South.

“It’s a good bounce backfrom losing to Chardon andhopefully it will give usgreat momentum to beatthe Hilltopper’s,” Andessaid.

The Dragons did indeedpick up enough momentumas the next day they edgedout Chardon 158 to 160.

Acienro once again shota 38. However, the rest ofthe team needed to shoottheir best game asMukina, DeGeorge andAndes all came throughwith a 40.

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The Deepwood Special Olympics’ division IIsoftball team showed their prowess in beatingGeauga County’s Metzenbaum Center and StarkCounty to qualify for state competition at Or-egon Ohio Sept. 10.

“The Lake County Board of DD/Deepwood isthrilled by the accomplishment of the SpecialOlympic athletes. Diligently, everyone worksthroughout the year to improve their athleticand team building skills. All the Special Olym-piads are winners because they share a commonmission to demonstrate courage, experience joy,and participate in sharing of gifts, skills andfriendship,” said Beth Falkner-Brown.

Holden Parr had thelowest score of the day witha 36 for Chardon. Also add-ing to the final score for

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CONNEAUT –Conneaut tennis coachDoug Hedrick held his sec-ond annual tennis camp inJuly for kids in 4th-8thgrades.

This month, the fall sea-son begins for his LadySpartans as Hedrick beginshis fourth season at thehelm.

“We have some experi-ence coming back with a lotof juniors. It is time for themto play up to potential, theyhave been in the programsince ninth grade. It is timeto translate into wins. Wecan’t use the excuse of be-ing a young program. It istime to compete at a highlevel,” Hedrick said.

Returning for the Spar-tans are: Alyssa Andes,Brooke Sanford, AutumnGlasser, Carissa Nardo, Sa-rah Herrmann, ErickaNickels, Melody Hazeltine,Brinda Patel, Carly Kay,Megan Callahan, KristyAnderson, Aly Langford andRebecca Tisdale.

PHOTO BY ALLAN MONONENThe Conneaut Spartans tennis team consists of: Row 1: Aly Langford, Autumn Glasser,Carissa Nardo.Row 2: Brinda Patel, Alyssa Andes, Sarah Herrmann, Melody Hazeltine Row 3: CoachDoug Hedrick, Brooke Sanford, Ericka Nickels, Carly Kay, Kristy Anderson, MeganCallahan. Missing Rebecca Tisdale.

Lady Spartans tennis previewLakeside Dragonsexpects successBY BYRON C. WESSELLGazette Newspapers

SAYBROOK TOWNSHIP - The Lakeside Dragons golfteam looks to improve upon last years season where themajority of the team thinks they can perform better. TheDragons under Head Coach Jim Hood are returning fourletter winners from a year ago in Kevin Acierno, MikeAndes, Adam Suckel and Anthony DeGeorge.

“I believe that we can play better than we did last year,”Acierno says.

The Dragons are out on the links for four to five hoursa day tuning their golf game.

“Practice doesn’t make perfect, but perfect practicemakes perfect,” Acierno used a quote he heard somewherealong the way.

Andes also expects a better season this year for theDragons.

“I’m looking forward to a PAC Championship. We havea better chance this year of getting to the top,” Andessaid.

“It’s not how you drive, it’s how you arrive,” Andesadded trying to match quotes with Acierno much like hetries to match his score on the golf course.

The Dragons lost three big pieces from a year ago inJustin Shinault, Bryan Schlaich and Alex Bader.

Bader and Schlaich are currently members of theWalsh golf team.

Despite those loses, Lakeside has gotten off to a nicestart this year with a record of 7-1 as of Tuesday, August30. The Dragons are also 4-1 in the PAC.

The Dragons varsity golf starters consist of: Andes,Acierno, Suckel, y DeGoeorge, Colton Mukina and RyanAppleby.

The Dragons loss three seniors from a year ago, butAndes and Acierno look to step up this year as seniors.

“It feels good to be my last year of high school, but I’mnot glad it will be my last golf season,” Andes said onbeing a senior.

Andes, Acierrno and Suckel all shot under 40 during arecent match against Geneva. The Dragons were able towin by shooting a 161 compared to Geneva’s 175.

PHOTO BY BYRON C. WESSELLSeniors Kevin Acierno and Mike Andes make up a one-two punch on the Lakeside Dragons golf team.

Lakeside Dragons girls’ golfwants to build on last yearBY BYRON C. WESSELLGazette Newspapers

SAYBROOK TOWNSHIP - The Lakeside Dragons golfteam under Head Coach Matt Heath look to build upontheir 15-6 season a year ago. The Dragons also finished12-6 in the PAC. The Dragons believe they can do evenbetter in the PAC this year but face a tough WilloughbySouth team.

The Dragons will have four seniors this year in KristaJohnston, Paige Upole, Hannah Licate and KoreeRunyan.

Johnston and Upole lead the Dragons a year ago alongand junior Lyndsey Wheeler will also be counted on as akey contributor.

“I’m looking forward to my senior season in golf and Iwant to try and pick-up where it ended last year,”Johnston said on being a senior.

“We want to do better as a team this year,” Upole said.“I’m looking forward to moving on and having good

memories,” Upole added on being a senior.Team chemistry plays a pivotal role in any teams’ suc-

cess and the Lakeside Dragons believe they have that.“I look forward to having a good time with all the girls

on the team because we all get a long,” Runyan said onbeing a senior.

The Dragons are currently 6-2 overall with a 2-2 recordin the PAC after a match against South. South shot a174, while Lakeside finished with a 205.

Johnston led the way for the Dragons shooting a 44.Upole finished with a 52 and Runyan was right behindher with a 52. Wheeler chipped in a 56 for the final tally,while Licate finished with a 61.

PHOTO BY BYRON C. WESSELLPaige Upole, Hannah Licate and Krista Johnston makeup the senior members of the Lakeside Dragons girls’golf team. Missing is senior Koree Runyan.


CONNEAUT - In arematch of the first volley-ball game of the season,Madison traveled toConneaut. In a long, com-petitive match, the Streaksheld on for the victory, win-ning game five 15-12 andavenging their loss toConneaut in the first face-off.

The teams traded winsin the first four games,Madison winning gameone, 25-12, Conneaut re-turning the favor in gametwo, 25-12.

Both teams battled, div-ing to dig the ball off thefloor, over head saves out-of-bounds, taking balls offthe net and returningthem.

Madison won gamethree, 25-21 then Conneautevened the score 25-19.

Neither team couldmove ahead by more than4 or 5 points. Teams ex-changed short runs thatkept the score close andeach team made mistakesthat kept them from mov-ing too far ahead.

Streaks hold on for victory

Madison volleyball players Taylor Goudy (14) and RileyRiehl, (13) try to block a return.

“One of our strengthswith this team is our serv-ing. We went through someshort stretches where wedidn’t make good decisionswith placing the ball but Iwould have to say thatserving problems were thebiggest culprit tonight. Youhave to make teams earntheir points and we had toomany serves into the netand too many deflections goagainst us tonight,”Conneaut Coach PaulStofan commented.

“Madison did a nice jobkeeping the ball alive aswell we we mishit the balla few times after they keptit alive. When you makemistakes that put you be-hind the eight ball, it istough to come back, you’realways climbing uphill andwe didn’t get it done,”Stofan added.

In the decisive gamefive, Haley Dake servedMadison to a 6-3 advan-tage. Then Riley Riehl fol-lowed after two sides-outand served her team to a 9-5 lead.

Lydia Coccitto then tookserve for the Spartans andbrought the team back to 8-

PHOTOS BY ALLAN MONONENAngie Zappitelli,24, blocks a shot for Conneaut while, Erin Burke, 6 tries to save theball for Madison.

9. Coccitto’s next serve wasvolleyed back and forth,back and forth, back andforth until the hosts wereable to win the point to tiethe contest at 9-9.

Riehl pulled her teamback to a 12-10 lead andthen Ashley Hixon endedthe contest with the lastfour serving points to givethe Streaks the 15-11 gamevictory and the match.

“We worked really hard

in practice Friday. I’mproud of how the the girlscame in tonight with anattitude to prove to them-selves and our fans thatthey are a good team.Wewere more aggressive andmore focussed and afterlosing to Conneautearlier,we knew what wehad to do to win and we didit,” Madison Coach BrynnRyan said.

Conneaut slips to 3-2,Madison improves to 2-3, 0-3, PAC.

“It is difficult at timeswhen you’re playing an in-dependent schedule. Main-taining a sharp focus isn’teasy. I feel that motivationfor us should come fromwithin each girl when theyput on that shirt with theschool name on it. Youshould use that as motiva-tion, to play each match toget sharper as a team andyou play to strengthen fun-damentals. We had a fewdown times tonight thathurt but I am really proudof the effort the girls areputting out on the court.They work hard and I feelreally good about that,”Stofan concluded.

In the JV contest, Madi-son won both games by thesame score, 25-13.


CONNEAUT - The firstgame of a home and homegirls soccer series wasplayed Thursday at Mu-nicipal stadium. In a physi-cal contest, the girlsbumped each other up anddown the field and thegame ended in a 1-1 draw.

Host Conneaut domi-nated the first half, with sev-eral shots on goal but Dragonkeeper Carly Shumaker wasup to the challenge andstopped all shots.

“We had a lot of chancesin the first half, I don’t

Spartans and Dragons end in tiethink we were shootinghard enough,” SpartanCoach Casey Bachacommmented.

At the beginning of thesecond half, the Spartansgained control in theDragon end. KaylaBrennan passed up to Jes-sica Lynch who booted theball past Shumaker intothe right corner of the net,1-0, Conneaut with 38 min-utes of the half.

Much time remainedand two minutes later, theDragons were awarded apenalty kick.

Zoe Campbell rocketedthe ball at the net but it hit

the top crossbar and goalieBrenna Nelson was able topounce on the rebound;saved by the crossbar at 36minutes.

That lead was shortlivedas four minutes later,Ashley Martin dribbledaround Conneaut’s left sideand booted the ball pastNelson into the far rightcorner of the net,1-1, at 32minutes.

Lakeside controlled theball in Spartan territory formost of the half, but theConneaut defense andgoalie Nelson stopped allattempts on goal. Conneautmounted a last minute at-

tack on the Dragon end butkeeper Shumaker endedthose threats.

“Overall we played well,we came out playedagressively. We will playthem again in two weeks athome,” Dragons coach EdPaneto said.

Lakeside is now 3-2-1 onthe season.

“Our defense played re-ally well. As a team we’vemade a lot of progress fromwhere we started. It is a bigdifference from our firstgame, the girls are workinghard,” Bacha added.

Conneaut is now 2-4-1for the season.

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GENEVA - The GenevaEagles and Riverside Bea-vers met up in a recent PACsoccer game on Tuesday,August 30. Geneva scoredthe only goal of the firsthalf on a Kevin Lozanogoal, making it 1-0.

“I dribbled through thedefense and shot it in thecorner,” Lozano said on hisgoal.

Geneva nearly made it2-0 when Chad Weisbarthmissed wide right on abreak-a-way.

Riverside then missed

Geneva Eagles pick up PAC winon a scoring chance of theirown when Joe Munarettopassed to Jesse Raines,who had his shot blockedaway by a Geneva de-fender.

Geneva’s goal keeperSantos Robles then pickedup a pair of saves, the sec-ond of which he came outof the box to stop aMunaretto attempt.

Riverside kept the pres-sure on as they had a pairof kicks go off the post andthen a kick over the net.

Geneva then took theball the other way asLozano tried to feed theball inside to a teammate

but Riverside’s goal keeperAdam Graycar came out ofthe box to scoop up the ball.The first half ended withGeneva up 1-0.

Robles picked up aneasy save to start the sec-ond half for Geneva. River-side then missed on a greatopportunity when PatLyons passed it to a wideopen Luke Venaleck, whopulled up and allowed theGeneva defenders to kickthe ball away.

Geneva’s Joey Roneyhad a corner kick opportu-nity, but the Eagles wereunable to head it in. River-side then had a Matt

Liberatore shot go wide leftand Dan Clifford also hada scoring attempt. MikeGundling later had one ofthe hardest kicks of thenight stopped for a save.Dario Blazevic then missedwide right for Riversidewho held the ball the ma-jority of the second half.

Tyler Hobel would havea shot on goal for Geneva,but failed to connect. Riv-erside then charged hardas Clifford and Gundlinglooked to score. However,Santos came out of the boxto pick up the ball for theEagles. Lozano then had ascoring chance for Geneva,

but missed.Riverside would tie the

game when Liberatoremissed wide right andVenaleck was there with arebound shot to tie thegame. Santos tried to get aleg on the ball, but was un-able to prevent it from go-ing in.

After tying the gameRiverside appeared to haveall the momentum. TheBeavers continued to at-tack goal keeper SantosRobles, but in the end cameup just short.

Clifford and Zach Gauleach had a shot on goal fortheir respective teams but

the game remained tieduntil a penalty shot.

The momentum shiftedwhen Lozano was awardedthe penalty kick and kickedin a no-doubter to breakthe 1-1 tie.

“I knew I was going tomake it,” Lozano said onthe penalty shot.

Geneva would hold onfor the 2-1 win.

“It feels pretty good tostart with a win in thePAC. Our team did goodand held the ball more andhad more touches. Westarted playing theoutsides more too,” Lozanosaid after the game.

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COMMON PLEAS COURT,ASHTABULA COUNTY, OHIO

Notice of foreclosure of liensfor delinquent land taxes, by ac-tion in rem by County Treasurerof Ashtabula County, Ohio.

Public notice is hereby giventhat on the 7th day of July, 2011,the County Treasurer of AshtabulaCounty, Ohio filed a complaint inthe Common Pleas Court of Ash-tabula County, Ohio, for the fore-closure of liens for delinquenttaxes, assessments, charges,penalties and interest against cer-tain real property situated in suchcounty, as described in the com-plaint.

The object of the action is toobtain from the Court a Judgmentforeclosing the tax lien againstsuch real estate and ordering thesale of such real estate for the sat-isfaction of the tax liens on it.

Such action is brought againstthe real property only and no per-sonal judgment shall be enteredin it. However, if pursuant to theaction, the property is sold for anamount that is less than theamount of delinquent taxes, as-sessments, charges, penalties,and interest against it, the Court,in a separate order, may enter adeficiency judgment against theowner of record of a parcel for theamount of the difference, if thatowner of record is a corporation,the Court may enter the deficiencyjudgment against the stockholderholding a majority of thecorporation’s stock.

The permanent parcel numberof each parcel included in suchaction; the full street address ofthe parcel, if available; a descrip-tion of the parcel as set forth inthe associated delinquent land taxcertificate or master list of delin-quent tracts; a statement of theamount of the taxes, assess-ments, charges, penalties, andinterest due and unpaid on theparcel; the name and address ofthe last known owner of the par-cel as they appear on the generaltax list; and the names and ad-dresses of each lien holder andother person with an interest in theparcel identified in a statutorilyrequired title search relating to theparcel; all as more fully set forthin the complaint are as follows:

a. Permanent ParcelNumber(s):

#1 24-001-00-015-15b. Last known record owner(s)

of the parcels:#1 VIVAN BARON#2 JESSE J. TOMANc. Address(es) of the parcel(s):#1 4405 IRELAND RDHARTSGROVE, OHd. Persons or entities with a

potential interest in the parcel(s):VIVIAN BARON573 RIVER LAND DRIVECHARLESTON SC 29412JOHN DOE, UNKNOWN

SPOUSE OF VIVIAN BARON573 RIVER LAND DRIVECHARLESTON SC 29412VIVIAN BARON4181 COVENTRY GREEN

DRBUFFALO NY 14221-7236JESSE J. TOMAN573 RIVER LAND DRIVECHARLESTON SC 29412JOHN DOE, UNKNOWN

SPOUSE OF JESSE J. TOMAN573 RIVER LAND DRIVECHARLESTON SC 29412JESSE J. TOMAN1349 FOX RUN DRAPT 205WILLOUGHBY OH 44094-

7386E. Taxes, interest, penalties,

and assessments due: $3,656.99“The complete legal descrip-

tion of parcel(s) so describedherein can be obtained in the of-fice of the Ashtabula County Clerkof Courts Ashtabula County Courthouse, 25 W. Jefferson Street,Jefferson, Ohio 44047 listed un-der case number 11-CV-593.”

Any person owning or claim-ing any right, title or interest in orlien upon, any parcel of real prop-erty above listed may file an an-swer in such action setting forththe nature and amount of interestowned or claimed and any de-fense or objection to the foreclo-sure. Such answer shall be filedin the office of the undersignedClerk of the Court, and a copy ofthe answer shall be served on theProsecuting Attorney, on or beforethe 12 day of October 2011. (Thisdate must be 28 days after thedate of final publication of thisnotice).

If no answer is filed with re-spect to a parcel listed in the com-plaint, on or before the date speci-fied as the last day for filing ananswer, a judgment of foreclosurewill be taken by default as to thatparcel. Any parcel as to which aforeclosure is taken by defaultshall be sold for the satisfactionof the taxes, assessments,charges, penalties, interest, andcosts incurred in the foreclosureproceeding, which are due andunpaid.

At any time prior to the filingof any entry of confirmation ofsale, any owner, lien holder, or

other person with an interest in aparcel listed in the complaint mayredeem the parcel by tendering tothe County Treasurer, at the of-fice of the Ashtabula County Pros-ecuting Attorney, the amount ofthe taxes, assessments, charges,penalties, and interest due andunpaid on the parcel, togetherwith all costs incurred in the pro-ceeding instituted against the par-cel under Ohio Revised Code,Section 5721.18. Upon the filingof any entry of confirmation ofsale, subject to all existing oil, gasand mineral leases, there shall beno further equity or redemption.After the filing of any such entry,any person claiming any right, titleor interest in, or lien upon, anyparcel shall be forever barred andforeclosed of any such right, title,or interest in, lien upon, and anyequity of redemption in such par-cel.

IN THE EVENT THAT SUCHPARCEL IS OFFERED FORSALE BY THE PLAINTIFF, ALLPROSPECTIVE PURCHASERSARE RESPONSIBLE FOR LO-CATING AND IDENTIFINGSAME PARCEL. ALL SALES AREFINAL AND PLAINTIFF GIVESNO WARRANTY EITHER EX-PRESS OR IMPLIED AS TO THECONDITION OF THE PARCELOR ANY IMPROVEMENTSTHEREON. PLAINTIFF WILL EN-FORCE ALL SUCCESSFULBIDS. IF THE PROPERTY ISSUBJECT TO RECOUPMENT,ANY AMOUNTS DUE FROMSAID RECOUPMENT, IF ANY,WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITYOF THE BUYER.

Said notice shall be publishedonce a week for three (3) con-secutive weeks.

ROBERT L. HERMAN(0059617)

Assistant ProsecutorAttorney for the Plaintiff

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LEGAL NOTICESHERIFF’S SALE OF LANDSAND TENEMENTS, ASHTABULACOMMON PLEAS SEPTEMBERTERM, 2011

CASE NO. 2009CV609

HMG & ASSOCIATESPlaintiffvsJUNIOR PROPERTIES LTD ANDOHIO LIMITED LIABILITY COM-PANY, PARK VIEW FEDERALSAVINGS BANK, RICHARD MOSBORNE, JR, ROBERTHARVEY, ASHTABULA COUNTYTREASURERDefendant

BY VIRTUE OF ORDER OFSALE DULY ISSUED IN THEABOVE CASE TO ME DI-RECTED I WILL OFFER FORSALE BY WAY OF PUBLIC AUC-TION AT THE DOOR OF THESHERIFF’S OFFICE, CIVIL SEC-TION, 1ST FLOOR OF THE JUS-TICE CENTER, IN THE VILLAGEOF JEFFERSON, ON MONDAY,OCTOBER 17, 2011 AT 10:00O’CLOCK A.M. OF SAID DAYTHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBEDLANDS AND TENEMENTS TOWIT:

LEGAL DESCRIPTIONOF A 298.1893 ACRE PARCELFOR JUNIOR PROPERTIES,

LTD

Situated in the Township of Austin-burg, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio and known as be-ing a part of Original Lot Nos. 39,40, 49, 50 and 59 in Township No.11, Range 4 in the ConnecticutWestern Reserve and further be-ing known as lands conveyed toH.M.G and Associates by deedrecorded in Volume 4, Page 2287of Ashtabula County DeedRecords, further bounded and de-scribed as follows,

Beginning at a p.k. nail set in thecenterline of S.R 307, 60 feetwide, at its intersection with thecenterline of Dadeyville Road, 60feet wide;

COURSE I - Thence South 66º 22'38" East along said centerline ofS.R. 307 a distance of 1331.35feet to the Northwesterly cornerof land conveyed to Brian andLesli Davis by deed recorded inVolume 293, Page 1091 of Ash-tabula County Deed Records;

COURSE II - Thence South 23º

37' 22" West along the Westerlyline of land so conveyed to Brianand Lesli Davis, passing througha 5/8 inch iron pin found at 30.55feet (I.D. Slay) a total distance of290.40 feet to the Southwesterlycorner thereof (witness a 3/4 inchiron pin found 5.68 feet South and2.35 feet West and a 5/8 iron pinfound I.D. Slay 0.46 feet Southand 0.25 feet East);

COURSE III - Thence South 66º22' 38" East along the Southerlyline of land so conveyed to Brianand Lesli Davis a distance of150.00 feet to a 5/8 iron pin found(I.D. Slay) at the Southeasterlycorner thereof in the Westerly lineof land conveyed to Phillip C.Haase by deed recorded in Vol-ume 56, Page 7385 of AshtabulaCounty Deed Records (witness a5/8 inch iron pin found 5.36 feetSouth and 2.16 feet West);

COURSE IV - Thence South 23º37' 22" West along said Westerlyline of land so conveyed to PhillipC. Haase a distance of 229.60feet to a 5/8 inch iron pin set atthe Southwesterly corner thereof;

COURSE V - Thence South 66º22' 38" East along the Southerlyline of land so conveyed to PhillipC. Haase and along the Southerlyline of Tract 2 of lands conveyedto Michael A. Horwitz by deed re-corded in Volume 325, Page 2251of Ashtabula County DeedRecords, a distance of 578.13 feetto the Southeasterly corner of saidTract 2 of lands so conveyed toMichael A. Horwitz (witness a 1-1/2 inch iron pipe found 2.22 feetEast and 0.63 feet South) in theWesterly line of Jefferson Town-ship also being the Westerly lineof land conveyed to Shirley E.Mullen by deed recorded in Vol-ume 114, Page 6385 of AshtabulaCounty Deed Records;

COURSE VI - Thence South 00º21' 36" East along said Westerlyline of Jefferson Township, alsobeing the Westerly line of land soconveyed to Shirley E. Mullen andalong the Westerly line of landconveyed to Philip P. and SusanM. Bogdan by deed recorded inVolume 32, Page 2787 of Ash-tabula County Deed Records andalong the Westerly line of landconveyed to Richard J. Esther H.Buchan by deed recorded in Vol-ume 650, Page 892 of AshtabulaCounty Deed Records, a distanceof 2269.09 feet to a 5/8 inch ironpin set at the Northeasterly cor-ner of land conveyed to RichardJ. and Esther H. Buchan by deedrecorded in Volume 656, Page575 of Ashtabula County DeedRecords, also being the North-easterly corner of Original Lot No.60;

COURSE VII - Thence South 89º26' 31" West along the Northerlyline of land so conveyed to Rich-ard J. and Esther H. Buchan, alsobeing the Northerly line of saidOriginal Lot 60, a distance of1705.47 feet to a 5/8 inch iron pinfound at the Northwesterly cornerthereof, also being the Northwest-erly corner of said Original Lot 60;

COURSE VIII - Thence South 00º04' 37" East along the Westerlyline of land conveyed to RichardJ. and Esther H. Buchan, also be-ing the Westerly line of said Origi-nal Lot 60, a distance of 1746.03feet to a 3/4 inch iron pin found atthe Northeasterly corner of landconveyed to James A. andSharon Steele by deed recordedin Volume 84, Page 3320 of Ash-tabula County Deed Records:

COURSE IX - Thence North 89º34' 16" West along the Northerlyline of land so conveyed to JamesA. and Sharon Steele a distanceof 2592.26 feet to a 3/4 inch ironpin found at the Northwesterlycorner thereof in the Easterly lineof land conveyed to William M.Kusar by deed recorded in Vol-ume 751, Page 11 of AshtabulaCounty Deed Records, also be-ing the Easterly line of Original Lot58;

COURSE X - Thence North 02º48' 53" West along said Easterlyline of land so conveyed to Will-iam M. Kusar, also being the East-erly line of Original Lot 58 andalong the Easterly line of land con-veyed to John Perry by deed re-corded in Volume 215, Page 641of Ashtabula County DeedRecords a distance of 1662.83feet to a 3/4 inch iron pin found atthe Northeasterly corner of saidOriginal Lot 58, also being theSouthwesterly corner of land con-veyed to William E. and PatriciaK. Shubert by deed recorded in

Volume 91, Page 8155 of Ash-tabula County Deed Records;

COURSE XI - Thence North 88º35' 20" East along the Southerlyline of land so conveyed to Will-iam E. and Patricia K. Shubertand along the Southerly line ofland conveyed to Gary M.Gockerell by deed recorded inVolume 209, Page 984 of Ash-tabula County Deed Records,also being the Southerly line ofOriginal Lot 49 a distance of1744.20 feet to the Southeasterlycorner of land so conveyed toGary M. Gockerell (witness a 5/8inch iron pin found 0.65 feetNorth);

COURSE XII - Thence North 00º10' 34" West along the Easterlyline of land so conveyed to GaryM. Gockerell and along the East-erly line of land conveyed to HelenGockerell by deed recorded inVolume 78, Page 3219 of Ash-tabula County Deed Records adistance of 3709.56 feet to theSouthwesterly corner of land con-veyed to Stanley Korn by deedrecorded in Volume 731, Page135 of Ashtabula County DeedRecords (witness a 5/8 inch ironpin round 1.89 feet North and 0.66feet East);

COURSE XIII - Thence South 66º22' 38" East along the Southerlyline of land so conveyed toStanley Korn and along theSoutherly line of land conveyedto John and Brenda L. Bernard bydeed recorded in Volume 255,Page 176 of Ashtabula CountyDeed Records and along theSoutherly line of land conveyedto Robert E. and Kelly Pfouts bydeed recorded in Volume 65,Page 4428 of Ashtabula CountyDeed Records a distance of393.92 feet to a 5/8 inch iron pinfound at the Southeasterly cornerof land so conveyed to Robert E.and Kelly Pfouts;

COURSE XIV - Thence North 23º37' 22" East along the Easterlyline of land so conveyed to Rob-ert E. and Kelly Pfouts passingthrough a 5/8 inch iron pin foundat 259.88 feet a total distance of290.40 feet to a point in saidcenterline of S.R. 307;

COURSE XV - Thence South 66º22' 38" East along said centerlineof S.R. 307 a distance of 60.00feet to the Northwesterly cornerof land conveyed to Thomas D.and Jo Ann A. Congdon by deedrecorded in Volume 237, Page1861 of Ashtabula County DeedRecords;

COURSE: XVI - Thence South23º 37' 22" West along the West-erly tine of land so conveyed toThomas D. and Jo Ann A.Congdon passing through a 5/8inch iron pin set at 30.00 feet atotal distance of 290.40 feet to a5/8 inch iron pin set at the South-westerly corner thereof;

COURSE XVII - Thence South66º 22' 38" East along the South-erly fine of land so conveyed toThomas D. and Jo Ann A.Congdon and along the Southerlyline of land conveyed to JosephF. and Barbara Mae Petti by deedrecorded in Volume 50, Page2473 of Ashtabula County DeedRecords a distance of 300.00 feetto a 5/8 inch iron pin set at theSoutheasterly corner of land soconveyed to Joseph F. and Bar-bara Mae Petti:

COURSE XVIII - Thence North23º 37' 22" East along the East-erly line of land so conveyed toJoseph F. and Barbara Mae Petti,passing through a 5/8 inch iron pinfound at 260.11 feet a total dis-tance of 290.40 feet to a point insaid centerline of S.R. 307;

COURSE XXIX - Thence South66º 22' 38" East along saidcenterline of S.R. 307 a distanceof 157.96 feet to the Place of Be-ginning and containing 298.1893acres of land as surveyed, calcu-lated and described on April 15,2006 by Rudy E. Schwartz, P.S.7193 be the same more or lessbut subject to all legal highwaysand easements of record.

Bearings used herein refer to anassumed meridian and are in-tended to indicate angles only. All5/8 inch iron pins set are 5/8 inchby 30 inch I.D. Schwartz 7193.The intent of this survey is to com-bine the tracts of land owned byH.M.G. and Associates.

07-010-00-002-0007-010-00-002-04

Address: vacant land

TAXES FOR THE CURRENTYEAR WILL BE PRO-RATED.

TERMS: CASHAPPRAISED FOR $450,000BIDDING WILL START AT 2/3RDS OF THE APPRAISEDAMOUNT.

ROBERT M. McNAIR440-576-3831Attorney for Plaintiff

WILLIAM R JOHNSON, SHER-IFF OF ASHTABULA COUNTY

GN 9/7, 9/14, 9/21 (1,719)

LEGAL NOTICESHERIFF’S SALE OF LANDSAND TENEMENTS, ASHTABULACOMMON PLEAS SEPTEMBERTERM 2011

CASE NO. 2010CV536

PNC BANK NATIONAL ASSO-CIATION SUCCESSOR IN IN-TEREST TO NATIONAL CITYREAL ESTATE SERVICES LLCSUCCESSOR BY MERGER TONATIONAL CITY MORTGAGEINC FKA NATIONAL CITY MORT-GAGE CO DBA COMMON-WEALTH UNITED MORTGAGECOMPANYPlaintiffvsGARY A LILLVIS AKA GARYLILLVIS, JILL A LILLVIS AKA JILLLILLVIS, MORTGAGE ELEC-TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS-TEMS INCDefendant


EXHIBIT ‘A’LEGAL DESCRIPTION

Situated in the Township ofKingsville, County of Ashtabulaand State of Ohio:

Known as being a part of LotNumber Twenty-nine (29) in saidTownship and bounded and de-scribed as follows:

Bounded on the North by landsformerly owned by one C.R. Smithnow owned by T. Nelson, Volume39, Page 3224; on the East bylands now or formerly owned byone Nichols; on the South by thecenter line of the South RidgeRoad, so-called; and on the Westby lands now or formerly ownedby one Mells and containing withinsaid boundaries approximatelyThree and fifty-seven hundredths(3.57) acres of land. Being all ofthe lands conveyed to Daniel F.Hatch and Ufa P. Hatch, by deeddated June 13, 1945 and re-corded in Ashtabula County DeedRecords, Volume 391, page 350.

SAVE AND EXCEPTING FROMTHE ABOVE DESCRIBED PAR-CEL OF LAND, three parcels con-veyed as follows: to Walter Hatch,recorded in Volume 343, page358; to one Nichols, recorded inVolume 470, page 305: and to oneSharko, recorded in Volume 506,page 355, Ashtabula CountyRecords.

Parcel No: 27-015-00-051-00Property Address: 2791 SouthRidge Road, Kingsville, OH44048


TERMS: CASHAPPRAISED FOR $93,000BIDDING WILL START AT 2/3RDS OF THE APPRAISEDVALUE.

MELANIE D BUTLER513-241-3100Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/7, 9/14, 9/21 (373)


CASE NO. 2010CV677

SPECIAL SERVICES ASSETMANAGEMENT COMPANY ANILLINOIS CORPORATIONPlaintiffvsHS SPRING OF OHIO LLC THEROYAL BANK OF SCOTLANDNV, CISPADAN INVESTMENTBY RM MAROMI INVESTMENTSLLC, ASHTABULA COUNTYTREASURERDefendant


Legal Description

Situated in the Village of Jeffer-son, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio; and being knownas Erie Street, Lots Nos, 101, 103and 105, containing about 6.0acres.

Parcel #1

Situated in the Village of Jeffer-son, County of Ashtabula, andState of Ohio: Being a part of LotNos. 91, 93, 95, 97 and 99 ErieStreet in said Village and boundedand described as follows:

Commencing at the northeast cor-ner of Lot No. 89 Erie Street inthe South line of Satin Street;thence South along the East lineof said Lot, 220 feet to a point;thence East, parallel with theSouth line of Satin Street to theEast line of Lot No. 99; thenceNorth along the East line of LotNo. 99 Erie Street to the North-east corner of said Lot No. 99,being also in the South line ofSatin Street; thence West alongthe South line of Satin Street tothe place of beginning, contain-ing 3.34 acres of land.

Being the same premises con-veyed to the Grantor by deed re-corded in Volume 601, Page 17,Ashtabula County Record ofDeeds.

Parcel #2

Situated in the Village of Jeffer-son, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio: Being a part of Lots91, 93 and 95 Erie Street in saidVillage of Jefferson, and boundedand described as follows: Com-mencing at a point in the Northline of Erie Street at the South-west corner of Lot No. Nine-one(91) Erie Street: thence Easterlyalong the North line of Erie Street,330 feet to a point; thence North-erly, parallel with the West line ofLot No 91, 440 feet to the Southline of lands of the JeffersonBoosters Club, Incorporated;thence Westerly, parallel with theNorth line of Erie Street to theWest line of said Lot No. 91;thence Southerly along the Westline of said Lot No. 91 to the placeof beginning, and containing 3.30acres of land, be the same moreor less, but subject to all legalhighways.


PARCEL #3

Situated in the Village of Jeffer-son, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio: Being a part of LotsNumber 95, 97 and 99 Erie Streetin said Village, and bounded anddescribed as follows: Commenc-ing at a point in the North line ofErie Street, 330 feet East of theSouthwest corner of Lot No. 91Erie Street: thence East along theNorth line of Erie Street to theSoutheast corner of Lot 99;thence North along the East lineof said Lot No. 99, 440 feet to theSoutheast corner of lands of theJefferson Boosters Club, Inc.;thence West along the South lineof said Booster Club lands, 330feet to a point; thence South, par-allel with the West line of Lot No.95 to the place of beginning, andcontaining 3.30 acres of land, bethe same more or less, but sub-ject to all legal highways.


Parcel #4

Situated in the Village of Jeffer-son, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio; and being knownas Erie Street, Lots Nos. 101, 103

■ See LEGALS on Page 7C



and 105, containing about 6.0acres.

Tax Parcel No.: 26-024-00-042-00Prior Deed Reference: Vol. 63,Page 781 recorded September 2,1992



JOHN J RUTTER330-376-2700Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/7, 9/14, 9/21 (734)


CASE NO. 2010CV935

CORTLAND SAVINGS ANDBANKING COMPANYPlaintiffvsDAVID L HAYFORD, DISCOVERBANK C/O TED M TRAUT, ESQ.EARMED LLC C/O CRAIG WRELMAN, ESQ., DAWN MCRAGON, ASHTABULACOUNTY TREASURERDefendant


Exhibit A

Situated in the Township ofWilliamsfield, County of Ashtabulain the State of Ohio: Being a partof Lot No. 1 in said township ofWilliamsfield and bounded anddescribed as follows:

Beginning in the center of StateRoad where the North line of saidLot No. 1 intersects said StateRoad; thence East along theNorth line of said Lot No. 1 to theEast lot line of said Lot No. 1;thence South along the East lotline of said Lot No. 1 to the North-east corner of land formerlyowned by Cyrus Woodworth;thence West along the North lineof said Woodworth’s lands to thecenter of said State Road; thenceNorth along the center of saidState Road to the place of begin-ning and containing 55 acres ofland, more or less.

PPN: 60-001-00-010-00Prior Deed Reference: Vol 51 atpg 6772



DAVID L McCOMBS440-293-6346Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/7, 9/14, 9/21 (302)


CASE NO. 2010CV980

CITIFINANCIAL INCPlaintiffvsCHRISTINE WARNER, PAUL DWARNER, ARROW FINANCIALSERVICES LLC, CAPITAL ONEBANKDefendant


Exhibit ‘A’Legal Description

Situated in the Township of Ply-mouth, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio: Being part of Town-ship Lot No. 52 and more fully de-scribed as follows:

Beginning at a point in thecenterline of State Road, at thesoutheast corner of land now orformerly owned by E.C. & B. A.Rape; thence running S. 51º30' E.along Rape’s southerly line, a dis-tance of 33 feet, to an iron pin inthe easterly line of State Road,and continuing on the samecourse, a distance of 267 feet toan iron pin;

thence running S. 38º39' W. on aline parallel with the centerline ofsaid State Road, a distance of 100feet, to an iron pin;

thence running N 51º30' W., on aline parallel to the southerly lineof land now or formerly owned byRape, as referred to above, a dis-tance of 267 feet, to an iron pin inthe easterly line of State Road,and continuing on the same

course, a distance of 33 feet, tothe centerline of said State Road;

thence running N. 38º39' East,along the centerline of StateRoad, a distance of 100 feet tothe place of beginning, said tocontain 0.69 of an acre, be thesame more or less, but subject toall legal highways.

Property Address: 3168 NinetyRoad, Ashtabula, OH 44004Parcel No: 42-013-00-038-00Prior Deed Reference: Book 45Page 3232



SUSANA E LYKINS513-241-3100Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/7, 9/14, 9/21 (378)


CASE NO. 2010CV1124

PNC MORTGAGE A DIVISIONOF PNC BANK NATIONAL AS-SOCIATION SUCCESSOR BYMERGER TO NATIONAL CITYMORTGAGE A DIVISION OF NA-TIONAL CITY BANKPlaintiffvsTERRI A RUKS AKA TERRI ANNRUKS, JOHN DOE, NAME UN-KNOWN, SPOUSE OF TERRI ARUKS AKA TERRI ANN RUKS,VALERIE ANN MULLENDefendant



Situated in the Township ofHartsgrove, County of Ashtabulaand State of Ohio: Being part ofLot No. 55 in said Township andbounded and described as fol-lows:

Commencing in the centerline ofLaskey Road at the northeasterlycorner of lands conveyed to KarlW. & Christine Vyse by deeddated June 11, 1976 and recordedin Volume 846, Page 324 of Ash-tabula County Records; thencesoutherly along the easterly lineof said land so conveyed to Vysea distance of about 650 feet to thesoutheasterly corner thereof andthe northerly line of land conveyedto Robert and Doris Smaus bydeed dated September 10, 1968and recorded in Volume 677,Page 609 of Ashtabula CountyRecords of Deeds;

Thence easterly along the north-erly line of about said land so con-veyed to Smaus a distance of 100feet to a point; thence northerlyon a line parallel with and 100 feeteasterly from the easterly line ofsaid land so conveyed to Vyse adistance of about 645 feet to thecenterline of Laskey Road; thenceWesterly along the centerline ofLaskey Road a distance of about100 feet to the place of beginningand containing 1.49 acres, be thesame more or less, but subject toall legal highways.

Property Address: 5868 LaskeyRoad, Rome, OH 44085Parcel No: 24-008-00-026-06Prior Deed Reference: Book 398,page 1097



JEFFREY A TOBE513-241-3100Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/7, 9/14, 9/21 (404)


CASE NO. 2011CV81

THE HUNTINGTON NATIONALBANK, SUCCESSOR BYMERGER TO SKY BANKPlaintiffvsDEBRA P CARLSON, JOHNDOE, NAME UNKNOWN, UN-KNOWN SPOUSE OF DEBRA PCARLSON, JOHN DOE, NAMEUNKNOWN, UNKNOWN OCCU-PANT, ASHTABULA COUNTYTREASURERDefendant

BY VIRTUE OF ORDER OFSALE DULY ISSUED IN THE

ABOVE CASE TO ME DI-RECTED I WILL OFFER FORSALE BY WAY OF PUBLIC AUC-TION AT THE DOOR OF THESHERIFF’S OFFICE, CIVIL SEC-TION, 1ST FLOOR OF THE JUS-TICE CENTER, IN THE VILLAGEOF JEFFERSON, ON MONDAY,OCTOBER 17, 2011 AT 10:00O’CLOCK A.M. OF SAID DAYTHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBEDLANDS AND TENEMENTS TOWIT:

LEGAL DESCRIPTION

Situated in the Township of Jeff-erson, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio, and described asfollows:

Being a part of Lots Nos. 208 and209 in said Township andbounded and described as fol-lows:

Beginning at a point in the centerline of State Route No. 307, saidpoint being the Southeast cornerof lands of Earl O. Lemponen andEmma V. Lemponen, the grantorsand the Southwest corner of landsnow or formerly owned by RobertK. Luce and Agnes Luce;

Thence Northwesterly along thecenter line of said State Route No.307; a distance of 150 feet to apoint; Thence Northerly with aninterior angle of 119 degrees, 46minutes a distance of 38.02 feetto an iron pin; thence continuingalong the same course a distanceof 426.55 feet to an iron pin;thence Easterly with an interiorangle of 90 degrees, a distanceof 130.21 feet to an iron pin;Thence Southerly with an interiorangle of 90 degrees, a distanceof 539.04 feet to an iron pin;Thence continuing along thesame course, a distance of 38.02feet to the place of beginning, andmaking an interior angle of 60degrees, 14 minutes with the firstdescribed line, containing withinsaid boundaries 1.50 acres ofland, be the same more or less,but subject to all legal highways.

Property Address: 839 Route 307East, Jefferson, OH 44047Parcel Number 25-029-00-008-00

Prior Deed Reference: Deed fromDavid R. Carlson, divorced andnot remarried, to Debra P.Carlson, filed July 28, 1994, inVolume 82, Page 6951 of Ash-tabula County Records.



ROBERT H YOUNG216-685-1170Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/7, 9/14, 9/27 (426)


CASE NO. 2011CV108

GMAC MORTGAGE LLCPlaintiffvsPEDRO E GOMEZ, JANE DOE,NAME UNKNOWN, SPOUSE OFPEDRO E GOMEZDefendant


Legal Description

Situated in the City of Ashtabula,County of Ashtabula, and State ofOhio:

All that certain lands situate inSublots 33 and 34, as illustratedin the Fargo City Allotment, Lot 3,recorded in Plat Volume 4, Page27, in the City of Ashtabula, Town-ship Number 12 North, Range IIIWest, in the Connecticut WesternReserve Survey, County of Ash-tabula, State of Ohio, a resurveyof the lands to Wachovia Bank,as recorded in Deed Volume 323,Page 1282 (PPN 05-203-00-153-00) in the office of the County Re-corder, further described:

Beginning at a point in the Northline of East 48th Street, (40 feetwide) at the Southeast corner oflands to K.L. Oliver, as recordedin Deed Volume 272, Page 1588,said point being located from acapped 5/8" iron pin found“Crabbs” to mark the right of wayintersection of the North line ofEast 48th Street with the East lineof Topper Avenue (60 feet wide),North 85º-21'-31" East, a distanceof 331.00 feet to the point andplace of beginning;

Thence; the following (4) coursesand distances; North 03º-19'-28"East, with the East line of saidOliver, a distance of 112.00 feetto a 5/8" iron pin found to mark apoint at the Northeast corner ofsaid Oliver, in the South line of a20 foot wide alley;

Thence; South 79º-55'-18" East,with the South line of said alley,36.90 feet to mark a point at theNorthwest corner of lands to E.M.and A.P. Harvey, as recorded inDeed Volume 88, Page 3763(said point being referenced by acapped 5/8" iron pin set for refer-ence, North 03º19’28" East, 2.00feet);

Thence; South 03º-19'-28" West,with the West line of said Harvey,a distance of 102.54 feet to a 5/8"iron pin found to mark a point atthe Southwest corner of saidHarvey, in the North line of East48th Street;

Thence; South 85º-21'-31" West,with the North line of East 48thStreet, a distance of 37.00 feet tothe point and place of beginning,said land containing 0.0902 acresas surveyed and described inMarch 2005 by Timothy E.Stocker, P.S. 7245 Crabbs, Sur-veying Order 3761. Basis of bear-ings are to an assumed meridianalong the centerline of East 48thStreet, North 85º-21'-31" East.

All iron pins set are 5/8" x 30"rebar with Cap Crabbs 7245.

Property Address: 1611 East 48thStreet, Ashtabula, OH 44004Parcel No: 052030015300Prior Deed Reference: OR Book345, Page 2581 - 2582



ASHLEY R CARNES513-241-3100Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/7, 9/14, 9/21 (560)


CASE NO. 2011CV211

PONTUS INVESTMENT PORT-FOLIO I LLCPlaintiffvsEVERETT H CARLTON AKAEVERETT H CARLTON,KRISTEN A CARLTON, FORDMOTOR CREDIT COMPANY,BUCKEYE STATE CREDITUNION INC, SUCCESSOR IN IN-TEREST TO LAKE COUNTY INCDefendant


EXHIBIT “A”LEGAL DESCRIPTION

Situated in the Township of Jeff-erson, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio:

Known as being Part Of Lot Sev-enty-one (71) and Seventy-two(72) in said Jefferson Township,and bounded and described asfollows:

Beginning at a point in thecenterline of Griggs’ Road at theintersection of the east line of Lot72; Thence Southerly along theeast line of Lot 72 and the eastline of Lot 71, a distance of 512.50feet to a point;

Thence in a northwesterly direc-tion a distance of 578.46 feet to apoint;

Thence Northerly a parallel withthe east line of Lot 72, a distanceof 250.00 feet to a point in thecenterline of Griggs Road;

Thence Northeasterly along thecenterline of Griggs Road, a dis-tance of 600.00 feet to the placeof beginning and containing 5.010acres of lard, pursuant to surveyby Thomas L. Gromley & Assoc.,be the same more or less but sub-ject to all legal highways.

Together with all of the Grantor’sright, title and interest in oil, gasand mineral, but subject to exist-ing leases.

Prior Deed Reference: Volume108, Page 6797Parcel No: 25-010-00-021-01Property Address: 1782 GriggsRoad, Jefferson, OH 44047



MATTHEW C GLADWELL513-322-7000Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/7, 9/14, 9/21 (360)

LEGAL NOTICE

SHERIFF’S SALE OF LANDSAND TENEMENTS, ASHTABULACOMMON PLEAS SEPTEMBERTERM 2011

CASE NO. 2011CV547

DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONALTRUST COMPANY ASTRUSTEE UNDER POOLINGAND SERVICING AGREEMENTDATED AS OF JANUARY 1,2008, EQUIFIRST LOANSSECURITIZATION TRUST 2008-1PlaintiffvsROBERT M JOHNSON, DENISEE JOHNSON, ASHTABULACOUNTY TREASURERDefendant


LEGAL DESCRIPTION

Situated in the Township of Austin-burg in the County of Ashtabulaand State of Ohio to wit:

Known as being Lot No. ThirtyOne (31) in said Township and fur-ther bounded and described asfollows to wit:

Beginning at point in the centerline of County Road Number Nine(9), said point being in the south-erly line of Lot No. Thirty One (31);

Thence northerly along the cen-ter line of said road a distance ofsix hundred twenty six and thirtyfour hundredths (626.34) feet toa point;

Thence easterly with an interiorangle on 89º 48', passing throughan iron pin in the easterly line ofsaid road, a distance of sevenhundred thirty five and sixty threehundredths (735.63) feet to aniron pin;

Thence southerly with an interiorangle of 90º 43' a distance of sixhundred twenty six and thirty fourhundredths (626.34) feet to aniron pipe;

Thence westerly with an interiorangle of 89º 17' passing throughan iron pin in the easterly line ofsaid road, a distance of sevenhundred forty and twenty sevenhundredths (740.27) feet to theplace of beginning, making an in-terior angle of 90º 12' with the firstdescribed line.

Containing within said boundariesten and sixty one hundredths(10.61) acres of land, be the samemore or less, but subject to all le-gal highways.

Parcel Number: 07-006-00-008-00Property Address: 1378Mechanicsville Road, Geneva,OH 44041Prior Deed Reference: Book 336,Page 1516



KRISS D FELTY216-588-1500Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/7, 9/14, 9/21 (405)

LEGAL NOTICESHERIFF’S SALE OF LANDSAND TENEMENTS, ASHTABULACOMMON PLEAS MAY TERM,2011

CASE NO. 2011CV82

CITIMORTGAGE INCPlaintiffvsJOSEPH GOULD, JAN DOE,NAME UNKNOWN, SPOUSE OFJOSEPH R GOULDDefendant

BY VIRTUE OF ORDER OFSALE DULY ISSUED IN THEABOVE CASE TO ME DI-RECTED I WILL OFFER FORSALE BY WAY OF PUBLIC AUC-TION AT THE DOOR OF THESHERIFF’S OFFICE, CIVIL SEC-TION, 1ST FLOOR OF THE JUS-TICE CENTER, IN THE VILLAGEOF JEFFERSON, ON MONDAY,SEPTEMBER 26, 2011 AT 10:00O’CLOCK A.M. OF SAID DAYTHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBEDLANDS AND TENEMENTS TOWIT:

2802 Sentinel Road,Dorset, OH 44032Parcel No:09-027-00-008-00 and09-027-00-009-00



PAMELA A FEHRING513-241-3100

Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/14, 9/21 (149)


CASE NO. 2009CV982

BAC HOME LOANS SERVICINGLP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LPPlaintiffvsRICHARD R McCULLOUGH, RI-CHARD R McCULLOUGH UNKSPOUSE, NICOLE MARIEMADDOX, NICOLE MARIEMADDOX UNK SPOUSE, ASH-TABULA COUNTY TREASURERDefendant


Description of Land

Lands of Bankers Trust, as Re-corded in Microfichie 114-8122:

Known as part of Sublot 11 of theJones or Jennings Plat, as re-corded in Plat Book 5, Page 15and part of Sublot 3 of the FoxEstate Plat, as recorded in PlatBook Volume 5, Page 15:

Situated in original Lot 3, City ofAshtabula, R3T12 of the Con-necticut Western Reserve, Ash-tabula County, Ohio:

Beginning at a point in the Eastline of Main Street (60 feet wide)at the Southwest corner of landsof T. Salyers (89-7968) (5/8" ironpin found 0.18 feet North and 0.13feet West), said point being south16 deg. 44' 17" West, 49.29 feetfrom the South line of Grove Drive(50 feet wide) (2" iron pipe foundat 3.00 foot offsets);

Course 1:Thence South 73 deg. 34' 01"East along the South line ofSaylers, 55.52 feet to a point inthe west line of K. Swiney, S Coy& E. & C. Maxwell (97-9472) (5/8" iron pin found 0.16 feet Northand 0.52 feet West);

Course 2:Thence South 15 deg. 30' 25"West along the West line ofSwiney, Coy & Maxwell, 24.63feet to a point (5/8" iron pin found0.15 feet North & 0.08 feet West);

Course 3:Thence South 27 deg. 56' 22"East along the Southwesterly lineof Swiney, Coy & Maxwell, 31.50feet to a point in the Northwest-erly line of Sec. of HUD (116-1491) (2" iron pipe found 0.03 feetNorth and 0.04 feet East);

Course 4:Thence South 49 deg. 16' 11"West along the Northwesterly lineof Sec of HUD 21.37 feet to apoint (5/8" iron pin found 0.24 feetSouth and 0.24 feet East) in theNorth line of the Fox Estate Plat,as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page15 and the Northerly line of F.Zeman (81-9587);

Course 5:Thence North 44 deg. 28' 50"West along the Northerly line ofZeman, 76.11 feet to a point in theEast line of Main Street (5/8" ironpin found 0.11 feet South & 0.04feet West);

Course 6:Thence North 16 deg. 44' 17" Eastalong the East line of Main Street,28.10 feet to the place of begin-ning and containing 0.0678 acres.

Bearings are to an assumed me-ridian and indicate angles only. Asper survey by Jerry Slay, OhioSurveyor Number 5298 dated Oc-tober 16, 1999. Intent is to updatethis survey to meet the require-ments of the County Engineer. Nopins were set on this survey.

Parcel No. 05-204-00-066-00Property Commonly Known As:5538 Main Street, Ashtabula,Ohio 44004Prior Deed Reference: Book 117Page 1518



JEFFREY R JINKENS614-221-7663Attorney for Plaintiff


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CASE NO. 2009CV1271

CREDIT BASED ASSET SER-VICING AND SECURITIZATIONLLC C/O LITTON LOAN SERVIC-ING LPPlaintiffvsLOUIS C ZUPANCIC, ROBERT EROUGHT, KIMBERLY JROUGHT, JANE DOE, NAMEUNKNOWN, SPOUSE OF LOUISZUPANCIC, ASHTABULACOUNTY MEDICAL CENTERDefendant


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Legal Description

Now, therefore, BRENDA L.BISH, Guardian of the Estate ofEdna M. Bish, by virtue of thejudgment, order of sale, sale andconfirmation, and of the statute insuch cases made and provided,and of the powers vested in herand for and in consideration ofNinety-Seven Thousand ThreeHundred and 00/100 Dollars($97,300.00) and other good andvaluable considerations to herpaid by the grantee herein, whosemailing address is 3522 DickinsonRoad, Ashtabula, OH 44004, thereceipt of which is acknowledged,does bargain, sell, and convey toROBERT E. ROUGHT and KIM-BERLY J. ROUGHT and LOUISC. ZUPANCIC, and to the survi-vor of them, his or her separateheirs and assigns forever, the fol-lowing described Real Estate, inthe County of Ashtabula and Stateof Ohio, to-wit:

SITUATED IN THE TOWNSHIPOF ASHTABULA, COUNTY OFASHTABULA AND STATE OFOHIO AND MORE FULLY DE-SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:

AND KNOWN AS BEING PARTOF LOT 89 IN SUBURBAN GAR-DENS ALLOTMENT IN SAIDTOWNSHIP, AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:

COMMENCING AT AN IRONPIPE IN THE EAST LINE OFDICKENSON ROAD SAID PIPEBEING 118.13 FEET SOUTH OFTHE NORTHWESTERLY COR-NER OF LOT 89 IN THE SUBUR-BAN GARDENS ALLOTMENTAS MEASURED ALONG THEEAST LINE OF DICKENSONROAD;

THENCE RUNNING DUESOUTH ALONG THE EAST LINEOF DICKENSON ROAD, 85.8FEET TO AN IRON PIPE;THENCE RUNNING DUE EASTA DISTANCE OF 200 FEET TOAN IRON PIPE; THENCE RUN-NING DUE NORTH A DISTANCEOF 85.8 FEET TO AN IRONPIPE; THENCE RUNNING DUEWEST A DISTANCE OF 200FEET TO THE PLACE OF BE-GINNING AND CONTAINING0.394 ACRE OF LAND,

Subject to the Restrictions andCovenants of record governingthe said allotment, and the saidrestrictions are recorded in Vol-ume 582, page 15 AshtabulaCounty Records of Deeds as at-tached hereto and made a partherewith.

Being the same property con-veyed to Grantor by Deed re-corded in Volume 76, page 399,and Deed Book 889, page 303,both of the Deed Records of Ash-tabula County, Ohio.

Permanent Parcel No(s): 03-030-00-195-00

Together with all the PRIVILEGESAND APPURTENANCES to thesame belonging.

TO HAVE AND TO HOLD Thesame to the said ROBERT E.ROUGHT and KIMBERLY J.ROUGHT and LOUIS C.ZUPANCIC, and to the survivor ofthem, his or her separate heirsand assigns forever, as fully andcompletely as I, BRENDA L.BISH, the Guardian, and as suchGuardian, by virtue of the judg-ment, order of sale, sale and con-firmation, and of the statute madeand provided for such cases,might or should sell and conveythe same,

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, thesaid BRENDA L BISH, as Guard-ian of the Estate of Edna M. Bish,as duly appointed by Entry of theHamilton County Probate Courton September 10, 2004, in Pro-bate Case No. 2004003592, here-unto sets her hand this 29 day ofNovember, 2005.



JOHN R KNOEBBER513-241-3100Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/14, 9/21, 9/28 (639)


CASE NO. 2009CV1311

WELLS FARGO BANK NAPlaintiffvsHELEN M GREANYA, DAVID ADURBIN AKA DAVID DURBIN,JAMES DOE, NAME UN-KNOWN, SPOUSE OF HELENM. GREANYA, JANE DOE,NAME UNKNOWN, SPOUSE OFDAVID A DURBIN AKA DAVIDDURBINDefendant

BY VIRTUE OF ORDER OFSALE DULY ISSUED IN THEABOVE CASE TO ME DI-RECTED I WILL OFFER FORSALE BY WAY OF PUBLIC AUC-

TION AT THE DOOR OF THESHERIFF’S OFFICE, CIVIL SEC-TION, 1ST FLOOR OF THE JUS-TICE CENTER, IN THE VILLAGEOF JEFFERSON, ON MONDAY,OCTOBER 24, 2011 AT 10:00O’CLOCK A.M. OF SAID DAYTHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBEDLANDS AND TENEMENTS TOWIT:


THAT CERTAIN LANDS SITU-ATE IN LOT 13, JEFFERSONTOWNSHIP, TOWNSHIP NUM-BER 11 NORTH, RANGE IIIWEST, IN CONNECTICUTWESTERN RESERVE SURVEY,COUNTY OF ASHTABULA,STATE OF OHIO, A RESURVEYOF THE LANDS TO JOE &SHARON CONOBOY, AS RE-CORDED IN DEED VOLUME324 PAGE 1322 (PPN 25-016-00-011 -00) IN THE OFFICE OF THECOUNTY RECORDER, FUR-THER DESCRIBED.

BEGINNING AT A POINT TOMARK THE CENTERLINE OFSTATE ROUTE 307 (60 FEETWIDE - S.H. 152) AT THENORTHEAST CORNER OFLANDS TO C.E. & R.L. JUDSON,AS RECORDED IN DEED VOL-UME 679, PAGE 1052, SAIDPOINT BEING LOCATED FROMTHE CENTERLINE INTERSEC-TION OF STATE ROUTE 307WITH THE CENTERLINE OFDOYLE ROAD (60 FEET WIDE -RD NO 287) NORTH 59º -20' -00"EAST, WITH THE CENTERLINEOF STATE ROUTE 307, A DIS-TANCE OF 961.36 FEET TO THEPOINT AND PLACE OF BEGIN-NING.

THENCE; THE FOLLOWING (4)COURSES AND DISTANCES:NORTH 59º -20' -00" EAST, WITHTHE CENTERLINE OF STATEROUTE 307, A DISTANCE OF150.00 FEET TO MARK A POINTIN THE CENTERLINE OF STATEROUTE 307, AT THE NORTH-WEST CORNER OF LANDS TOK.H. & L.M. SEVERINO, AS RE-CORDED IN DEED VOLUME295, PAGE 617.

THENCE; SOUTH 30º -40' -00"EAST, WITH THE WEST LINEOF SAID SEVERINO (THRU ACAPPED 5/8" IRON PIN SET AT30.00 FEET) A TOTAL DIS-TANCE OF 200.00 FEET TOMARK A POINT AT THE SOUTH-WEST CORNER OF SAIDSEVERINO, IN THE NORTHLINE OF LANDS TO M.L.DEMSHAR, AS RECORDED INDEED VOLUME 53, PAGE 2655.(SAID POINT BEING REFER-ENCED BY A 5/8" IRON PINFOUND SOUTH 05º -45' -28"EAST, 0.51 FEET FROM THECORNER)

THENCE; SOUTH 59º -20' -00"WEST, WITH THE NORTH LINEOF SAID DEMSHAR, A DIS-TANCE OF 150.00 FEET TO A 5/8" IRON PIN FOUND TO MARKA POINT IN THE NORTH LINEOF SAID DEMSHAR, AT THESOUTHEAST CORNER OFSAID JUDSON.

THENCE; NORTH 30º 40' -00"WEST, WITH THE EAST LINEOF SAID DEMSHAR, (THRU A 5/8" IRON PIN FOUND AT 169.19FEET) A TOTAL DISTANCE OF200.00 FEET TO THE POINTAND PLACE OF BEGINNING,SAID LAND CONTAINING0.6887 ACRES AS SURVEYEDAND DESCRIBED IN NOVEM-BER 2006, AS ILLUSTRATEDON A CERTAIN MAP RE-CORDED IN THE OFFICE OFTHE ASHTABULA COUNTY EN-GINEER, BY TIMOTHY E.STOCKER, P.S. 7245 CRABB’SSURVEYING ORDER 4189. BA-SIS OF BEARINGS ARE TO ANASSUMED MERIDIAN ALONGTHE CENTERLINE OF STATEROUTE 307, NORTH 59º -20' -00" EAST.

ALL IRON PIN SET ARE 5/8" X30" REBAR WITH CAP “CRABBS7245”.

Property Address: 986 StateRoute 307 West Jefferson, OH44047Parcel No: 25-016-00-011-00Prior Deed Reference: Volume394 page 1958



LORI N WIGHT513-241-3100Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/14, 9/21, 9/28 (605)


CASE NO. 2010CV351

JP MORGAN CHASE BANK NASUCCESSOR BY MERGER TOCHASE HOME FINANCE LLCPlaintiffvsDENNIS SUDERMAN, MARYSUDERMAN, JUNE DOE, NAMEUNKNOWN, SPOUSE OF DEN-NIS SUDERMAN, JOHN DOE,NAME UNKNOWN, SPOUSE OFMARY SUDERMANDefendant

BY VIRTUE OF ORDER OF

SALE DULY ISSUED IN THEABOVE CASE TO ME DI-RECTED I WILL OFFER FORSALE BY WAY OF PUBLIC AUC-TION AT THE DOOR OF THESHERIFF’S OFFICE, CIVIL SEC-TION, 1ST FLOOR OF THE JUS-TICE CENTER, IN THE VILLAGEOF JEFFERSON, ON MONDAY,OCTOBER 24, 2011 AT 10:00O’CLOCK A.M. OF SAID DAYTHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBEDLANDS AND TENEMENTS TOWIT:


SITUATED IN THE TOWNSHIPOF HARTSGROVE, COUNTYOF ASHTABULA AND STATE OFOHIO, KNOWN AS BEING APART OF ORIGINALHARTSGROVE TOWNSHIP LOTNUMBER 45, AND BEINGKNOWN AS A PART OF RANGEV TOWNSHIP 9 OF THE CON-NECTICUT WESTERN RE-SERVE AND BEING FURTHERBOUNDED AND DESCRIBEDAS FOLLOWS:

Commencing at a point in thecenterline of Laskey Road (50 feetwide, road number 546) at thesouthwesterly corner of landsconveyed to B. Enwall, as re-corded in Ashtabula County deedrecords, Volume 93, Page 8607,said point being Due West, a dis-tance of 859.50 feet and South89º 30' 00" West, a distance Of1340.50 feet, from the centerlineintersection of State Route 534and Laskey Road;

Thence North 00º 08' 30" East,parallel with the centerline of saidRoute 534 and along saidEnwall’s west line, a distance of848.28 feet to a pin set in thesouth line of lands conveyed toJ.E. Martin by deed Vol. 117, Pg.9021, and passing thru a 5/8 inchiron pin (capped “Slay”) found inthe north line of the road;

Thence South 89º 41' 29" West,along the southerly line of saidMartin’s lands, a distance of100.00 feet to a pin set in thenortheast corner of land conveyedto L. Heiden (deed Vol. 78, Pg.8391);

Thence South 00º 08' 30" West,along Heiden’s east line a dis-tance of 848.62 feet to a point inthe centerline of said LaskeyRoad, passing thru a 1/2 inch ironpin found in the north line of theroad;

Thence North 89º 30' 00" East,along Laskey Road centerline, adistance of 100.00 feet to theplace of beginning and contain-ing within said described bound-aries, 1.947 acres of land, be thesame more or less, but subject toall legal highways.

All pins set are # 4 iron rebar (0.22sq. in. cross-sectional area), 30inches long, capped “Peter 6420”.

The bearings used were based onthe centerline of Laskey Road atSouth 89º 30' 00" West, assumedand all other bearings are forangles and distances measuredin the field.

This being all of the lands previ-ously conveyed to Anthony R.Niksick and Erin E. Niksick, byAshtabula County Deed RecordsVolume 202, Page 794 and is pur-suant to a field survey performedby me and a description made inDecember of 2005 by James M.Peter, Ohio Registered SurveyorNo. 6420.

Parcel No: 24-008-00-029-04Prior Deed Reference: Book No.361, Page 1634



LORI N WIGHT513-241-3100Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/14, 9/21, 9/28 (577)


CASE NO. 2010CV611

BAC HOME LOANS SERVICINGLP FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LPPlaintiffvsRICK K JONES, RICK K JONESUNK SPOUSE, JENNIFERBETTIS, CORY D JONES, CORYD JONES UNK SPOUSE,GRACE JONES AKA GRACIEJONES, UNK TENANT 2956 DE-POT STREET CONNEAUT OH44030, ASHTABULA COUNTYTREASURERDefendants


Description of Land

Situated in the City of Conneaut,County of Ashtabula and State ofOhio:

Known as being a part of OriginalLot Number 3, Section Number 2,in Township Number 14, the FirstRange of Townships and is betterknown as a part of Lot Number 5in J.H. Guthrie’s Plat Vol 4, Page16 in said City of Conneaut, andis bounded as follows:

Commencing at the Northeastcorner of said Lot Number 5;thence running southerly alongthe west line of the alleyway 50.3feet to the Southeast corner ofsaid Lot Number 5; thence West-erly along the south line of saidLot Number 5, 40 feet; thenceNortherly parallel with the westline of said alleyway to the southline of Depot Street; thence east-erly along the south line of DepotStreet to the place of beginning,be the same more or less, butsubject to all legal highways.

Property Address: 295 DepotStreet, Conneaut, OH 44030Parcel Number: 12-111-00-129-00Prior Deed Reference: OfficialRecords Book 308, Page 2518



JEFFREY R JINKENS614-221-7663Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/14, 9/21, 9/28 (345)


CASE NO. 2010CV1136

WELLS FARGO BANK NA-TIONAL ASSOCIATIONPlaintiffvsTHE WOODLAND CLINIC INC,JAMES E HUNT, JOYCE AHUNT, THOMAS E HUNT, ASH-TABULA CO TREASURERDefendant


EXHIBIT ALEGAL DESCRIPTION

ALL that certain piece or parcelof land, situate in Range 1 Town-ship 13 Connecticut Western Re-serve and being part of Great Lot63, City of Conneaut, AshtabulaCounty, Ohio, being the 13.000acre parcel of land as shown ona map entitled “Plot of Survey forPart of the Land of Therese M.Talarico” by James K. Fisher,P.L.S. Ohio Reg. No. S-5086,dated 31 August, 1998 and Re-vised 4 September 1998, and be-ing more particularly described asfollows, to wit:

BEGINNING at the southwesterlycorner of the piece herein de-scribed, at a 36" iron survey pointset w/cap at the intersection of thenortherly right-of-way line of Gate-way Avenue, an 80 foot wideRight-of-Way, and the easterlyright-of-way line of RelocatedState Route 7, a 265 foot wideRight-of-Way;

Thence N. 00º 58' 28" E., alongthe easterly line of RelocatedState Route 7, 803.07 feet to a36" iron survey point set w/cap,said point also being the south-westerly corner of the lands nowor formerly of Melvin J. and AlmaKauffman and Jake J. and SylviaK. Mast (Vol. 64, page 8542);

Thence S. 88º 42' 42" E., alongthe southerly line of Kauffman &Mast, 963.40 feet to a 36" iron sur-vey point set w/cap;

Thence S. 00º 58' 28" W., pass-ing within the lands of Therese M.Talarico (Vol. 52, Page 6043),357.29 feet to a 36" iron surveypoint set w/cap;

Thence N. 88º 44' 15" W., con-tinuing to pass within the lands ofTalarico, 463.39 feet to a 36" ironsurvey point set w/cap;

Thence S. 00º 58' 28" W., continu-ing to pass through the lands ofTalarico, 442.11 feet to a 36" ironsurvey point set w/cap in thenortherly right-of-way line of Gate-way Avenue, aforesaid;

Thence N. 89º 06' 29" W., alongthe northerly right-of-way line ofGateway Avenue, 500.00 feet toa 36" iron survey point set w/cap,said point being the Point of Be-ginning.

Iron survey points set with thissurvey are 36 inch T-bar type witha cross sectional area of 0.2inches. Iron survey points will be

identified with a 1 inch diametermetal surveyors cap with the iden-tification of “Henry T. Welka - DoNot Disturb - Survey Point - Erie,PA - Reg. Land Surveyor”.

Being known and designated asparts of Ashtabula County TaxParcels 12-313-00-070-00 and12-313-00-074-00 and all of TaxParcel 12-313-00-073-00.

The intent of this survey is thesubdivision of 13.00 acres fromthe Lands of Therese M. Talaricoon the easterly side of RelocatedState Route 7 and the northerlyside of Gateway Avenue. Also, itis the intent that the 13.00 acreparcel will include all of that cer-tain piece of parcel of land de-scribed in Volume 81, page 6248and part of the piece or parcel de-scribed in Volume 50, page 6043.

The record map of RelocatedState Route 7 contains the bear-ing of N. 00º 58' 28" E., which isthe basis of bearing for this sur-vey.

Containing 13.00 acres of land tothe easterly right of way line ofRelocated State Route 7 and thenortherly right of way line of Gate-way Avenue.

Prior Deed Reference: Volume106, page 8904

EXCEPTING AND RESERVINGFROM THE ABOVE DE-SCRIBED PARCEL, the parcel ofland conveyed from RegionalHealth Services, Inc. to RudyPryately by Deed recorded in Vol-ume 346, page 417, described asfollows:

ALL that certain piece or parcelof land, situate in Range 1, Town-ship 13, of the Connecticut West-ern Reserve and being part ofGreat Lot 63, City of Conneaut,Ashtabula County, Ohio, being LotA as shown on a map entitled “Plotof Survey for Part of the Land ofRegional Health Services, Inc.”,by Henry T. Welka and Associ-ates, dated May 23, 2005, andbeing more particularly boundedand described as follows to-wit:

BEGINNING at the southwesterlycorner of the piece herein de-scribed, at a 36" iron survey pointwith cap at the intersection of theeasterly right-of-way of RelocatedState Route 7 (a variable widthright-of-way) with the northerlyright-of-way of Gateway Avenue(an 80 foot right-of-way);

Thence N. 00º 58' 28" E., alongthe easterly right-of-way of Relo-cated State Route 7, a distanceof 300.00 feet to a 36" iron sur-vey point set with cap;

Thence S. 89º 06' 29" E., alongthe residue of said RegionalHealth Services, Inc., 230.00 feetto a 36" iron survey point set withcap;

Thence S. 00º 58' 28" W., continu-ing along the residue of said Re-gional Health Services, Inc.,300.00 feet to a 36" iron surveypoint set with cap on the north-erly right-of-way of Gateway Av-enue,

Thence N. 89º 06' 29" W., alongthe northerly right-of-way of Gate-way Avenue, 230.00 feet to thePoint of Beginning.

Iron Survey points set with thissurvey are 36" T-bar with a crosssectional area of 0.2 inches. Ironsurvey points will be identified witha 1 inch diameter metal survey-ors cap with the identification of“Henry T. Welka - Do Not Disturb- Survey Point - Erie, PA - Reg.Land Surveyor”.

Containing 1.584 acres of land,and identified as Tax I.D. No. 12-313-00-073-01.

The intent of this survey is thesubdivision of “Lot A” (1.584acres) from the lands of RegionalHealth Services, Inc., on the east-erly side of Relocated State Route7 and the northerly side of Gate-way Avenue.

The record map of RelocatedState Route 7 contains the bear-ing of N. 00º 58' 28" E., which isthe basis of bearing for this sub-division.

Permanent parcel numbers: des-ignated as parts of AshtabulaCounty Tax Parcels 12-313-00-070-00 and 12-313-00-074-00and all of Tax Parcel 12-313-00-073-00

Prior deed reference: Vol. 406,page 2004



KIRK W ROESSLER216-781-5470Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/14, 9/21, 9/28 (1101)


CASE NO. 2010CV1273

FIFTH THIRD BANK SUCCES-SOR IN INTEREST TO (NORTH-EASTERN OHIO)

PlaintiffvsEILEEN ANN QUICKEL-BARKER, EXECUTOR FOR THEESTATE OF CHRISTINE LQUICKEL AKA CHRIS LQUICKEL, EILEEN ANNQUICKEL-BARKER, UNKNOWNSPOUSE OF EILEEN ANNQUICKEL-BARKER, JUSTINBARRY QUICKEL, UNKNOWNSPOUSE OF JUSTIN BARRYQUICKEL, UNKNOWN TEN-ANTS, ASHTABULA COUNTYTREASURERDefendant


EXHIBIT A

Situated in the Township OfGeneva, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio:

And known as being part of origi-nal Geneva Township Lots Nos.5 and 6, Section No. 2, boundedand described as follows:

Beginning in the centerline ofState Route 534 at the northwestcorner of land conveyed to Tho-mas M. Koegel by deed datedMay 12, 1959 and recorded inVolume 578, Page 221 of Ash-tabula County Records;

thence South 88º 55' 30" Eastalong the north line of said landsof Thomas M. Koegel about 100feet to the center line of CowlesCreek and the southwest cornerof land conveyed to Austin MobileHome Estates, Inc., by deeddated January 27, 1975 and re-corded in Volume 804, Page 27of Ashtabula County Records;

thence following the center of saidcreek as it meanders northerly,said creek centerline being thewesterly line of said lands of Aus-tin Mobile Home Estates, Inc., adistance of about 700 feet to theintersection of said creekcenterline with a line of the “MayerSurvey”, so-called. This intersec-tion bears a meandered North 2ºEast 615 feet from the southwestcorner of lands conveyed to Aus-tin Mobile Home Estates, Inc., bydeed as aforesaid;

thence North 69º 30' East,through a 1 inch pipe set at about70 feet, a total distance of about300 feet to a 30 inch Sycamoretree standing near the top of thehigh bank; thence continuingalong said Mayer Survey, DueNorth, passing through a 1 inchpipe set at 81 feet, a total distanceof 114 feet to the center line ofMaple Avenue, said point being353 feet east along said road fromits bridge over said creek;

thence Westerly along the centerline of Maple Avenue about 450feet but to the northeast corner ofland conveyed to Charles E.Howard, etal, by deed datedMarch 24, 1934 and recorded inVolume 327, Page 343 of Ash-tabula County Records;

thence Southerly along the east-erly line of said Lands of CharlesE. Howard, etal, about 135 feetto the southeast corner thereof;thence continuing from this pointalong the boundaries of land con-veyed to Betty A. Cooper and Wil-liam E. Cooper by deed datedOctober 16, 1963 and recordedin Volume 633, Page 104 of Ash-tabula County Records to thesouthwest corner of said Cooperlands and the center line of StateRoute 534;

thence South 18º 07' 30" Eastalong the center line of StateRoute 534 about 650 feet to theplace of beginning and contain-ing, according to the AshtabulaCounty Tax Records, 5.89 acresof land, be the same more or less,but subject to all legal highways.

PPN: 17-015-00-016-00



SARA A OKRZYNSKI513-241-7722Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/14, 9/21, 9/28 (625)


CASE NO. 2011CV179

PNC BANK NATIONAL ASSO-CIATION (SUCCESSOR TO NA-TIONAL CITY BANK) C/O SE-LECT PORTFOLIO SERVICINGINCPlaintiffvsPETRENELLA A SHWETS AKAPETRENELLA SCHWETS AKAPETRENELLA L SHWETS,LAWRENCE SHWETS (NOWDECEASED) UNKNOWNSPOUSE, IF ANY, OFPETRENELLA A SHCWETS AKAPETRENELLA SCHWETS AKAPETRENELLA L SHWETS,STATE OF OHIO ESTATETAXES, UNKNOWN HEIRS,LEGATEES DEVISEES, EXECU-TORS, ADMINISTRATORS ANDASSIGNS AND THEIRSPOUSES, IF ANY OFLAWRENCE SHWETS





Defendant


EXHIBIT “A”LEGAL DESCRIPTION

Situated in the Township ofKingsville, County of Ashtabula,and State of Ohio:

TRACT ONE: And known as be-ing part of Lot Number 12, inTownship Number 13, in the sec-ond range of townships in theConnecticut Western Reserve,bounded and described as fol-lows:

Commencing at a point in the eastline of lands formerly in the nameof John L. Lovell, (deed for whichis of record in Volume 275, Page256 of Ashtabula County Recordsof deeds) which line is also thewest line of lands now or formerlyowned by Alice Baxter et al., 580feet northerly from the originalsoutheast corner of lands deededto Lovell by deed as aforesaid,and established by an iron stakein the center of Lake Road, (theLake Road being at that time 50feet in width);

thence at a right angle, westerly165 feet to a point; thence north-erly, parallel to Lovell’s east line,to the waters of Lake Erie; thenceeasterly along the waters of LakeErie to the Lovell’s northeast cor-ner in said easterly line; thencesoutherly along said east line tothe place of beginning.

And, together with also all theright, title and interest of thisGrantor in and to a strip of landset apart in the above mentioneddeed and by an agreement be-tween Hallie Hall and Grantor,(found of record in Volume 311,Page 613 in Ashtabula CountyRecords of Deeds) adjacent tothis described parcel on its west-erly side, extending from the LakeRoad to the waters of Lake Erie.

TRACT TWO: And known as be-ing part or Lot Number 12, inTownship Number 13, in the sec-ond range of townships in theConnecticut Western Reservebounded and described as fol-lows:

Commencing at a point in the eastline of the lands of John L Lovell(now deceased), described in adeed which is recorded in Volume275, Page 256, Ashtabula CountyRecords of Deeds, which line isalso the west line of lands now orformerly owned by Alice Baxter,et al, 500 feet northerly from theoriginal southeast corner of theland deeded to John L. Lovell, bydeed as aforesaid, and estab-lished by an iron stake in the cen-ter of Lake Road (the Lake Roadbeing at that time 50 feet in width)

thence at a right angle westerly165 feet to a point, thence north-erly parallel to the east line of saidJohn L. Lovell property a distanceof 80 feet, thence easterly at aright angle 165 feet to a point inthe east line of the John L. Lovellproperty, thence southerly alongsaid east line a distance of 80 feetto the place of beginning.

TOGETHER WITH also all theright, title and interest of thegrantor in and to a strip of landset apart in the above mentioneddeed and by an agreement be-tween Hallie Hall and John L.Lovell, (found of record in Volume311, Page 613, AshtabulaRecords of Deeds) adjacent tosaid Lovell lands on its westerlyside, and extending from the LakeRoad to the waters of Lake Erie.The premises conveyed are sub-ject to the restrictions of record,be the same more or less, butsubject to all legal highways.

SAID PROPERTY BEING MOREFULLY AND ACCURATELY DE-SCRIBED ON EXHIBIT “A” AT-TACHED HERETO AND INCOR-PORATED HEREIN.

Situated in the Village of NorthKingsville, County of Ashtabulaand State of Ohio and known as:Being part of Lot 12, township no.13, range 2 of the ConnecticutWestern Reserve, and boundedand described as follows:

Beginning at a point in thecenterline of Lake Road (Shouldread the Original Northerly Rightof Way line of Lake Road) at thesouthwesterly corner of premisesnow or formerly owned by HomerWhipple being the southeasterlycorner of premises conveyed untoJohn L. Lovell by deed recordedin Volume 275, page 256 of theAshtabula County Records ofDeeds (Southeasterly corner ofJohn L. Lovell is in the North lineof Road) (said point now being thesoutheasterly corner of premisesconveyed unto Debra K. Joslin bydeed recorded in the AshtabulaCounty General Index RecordsVolume 40, page 2680);

thence Northerly along the east-erly line of township lot no. 12,being the easterly line of saidJoslin and premises conveyedunto Gary J, Lenel by deed re-corded in the Ashtabula CountyGeneral Index Records Volume53, page 1546 (Volume 94, page5977), a total distance of 500 feetto (a point in the Northeasterlycorner of premises conveyed toGary J. Lenel by deeds recordedin Volume 53, page 1546 and Vol-ume 94, page 5977) to the princi-pal place of beginning:

thence Westerly at right angles,a distance of 165 feet to a point

in the centerline of a 30 foot pri-vate driveway established byDeed recorded in Volume 275,page 256 and widened to a 40foot private driveway by Agree-ment recorded in Volume 311,page 613 of the Ashtabula CountyRecords of Deeds:

thence Northerly parallel with theeasterly line of township lot no, 12,along the centerline of the 40 pri-vate drive (commonly known asCushman Drive), to the watersedge of Lake Erie;

thence Easterly along the watersedge to the easterly line of saidtownship lot no. 12;

thence Southerly along the east-erly line of township lot no. 12 tothe place of beginning and con-taining about 1.30 acre of land.

Parcel No.: 28-012-00-040-00Property Address: 7880 CushmanDrive, Conneaut, OH 44030Prior Deed Reference: Volume107, Page 4616



MATTHEW C GLADWELL513-322-7000Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/14, 9/21, 9/28 (1118)


CASE NO. 2011CV242

FLAGSTAR BANK FSBPlaintiffvsMICHAEL T GREENWOOD, LISAM GREENWOOD, FLAGSTARBANK FSB, ASHTABULA CODEPT OF PLANNING AND COM-MUNITY SERVICESDefendant


EXHIBIT ALEGAL DESCRIPTION

Situated in the City of Ashtabula,County of Ashtabula and State ofOhio:

Bounded and described as fol-lows, to-wit: Being part of the G.S.Dwight Farm in Lot No. 3,bounded and described as fol-lows: Beginning at a stake in theWest line of Dwight Avenue at apin two hundred eighty-eight andseven tenths (288.7) feet South-erly from a sandstone planted atthe intersection of the South lineof East 49th Street (formerlyGiddings Avenue) with the Eastline of Dwight Avenue;

Thence Southerly along the Eastline of Dwight Avenue fifty (50)feet to a sandstone;

Thence Easterly parallel with theSouth line of East 49th Street,One Hundred Thirty-six and eighttenths (136.8) feet to a stake inthe East line of said Lot No. 3;

Thence North along said lot linea distance of Fifty one and seventenths (51.7) feet to a stake;

Thence Westerly and parallel withthe South fine herein, a distanceof One Hundred fifty-four and fivetenths (154.5) feet to the place ofbeginning, containing 0.15 acresof land, be the same more or less,but subject to all legal highways.

Premises commonly known as:5008 Dwight, Ashtabula, OH44004Permanent Parcel Number(s): 05-202-00-030-00Prior Deed Volume 132, Page1611



RICHARD L McNELLIE216-360-7200Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/14, 9/21, 9/28 (359)


CASE NO. 2011CV316

FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGECOMPANYPlaintiffvsCHARLES R LAYER,KATHERINE E HOMOVEC AKA

K E HOMOVEC, CHARLES RLAYER UNK SPOUSE, SHERI LLAYER, ASHTABULA CO TREA-SURERDefendant


EXHIBIT ALegal Description:

Situated in the Township of Trum-bull, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio: Being that portionof Lot 39 in the Township of Trum-bull, County of Ashtabula andState of Ohio, a portion of landsto Albert Rankel as recorded inVolume 10, Page 2226 in the Of-fice of the County Recorder fur-ther described.

Beginning at a point to mark thecenterline of Atkins Road 60 feetwide. Said point being locatedNorth 03 degrees 03 minutes 09seconds East, a distance of975.00 feet from a 1/2 inch ironpin found to mark the centerlineintersection of Trumbull Road 60feet wide; Thence through landsof the Grantor herein the follow-ing (4) courses and distances:North 86 degrees 21 minutes 28seconds West, (thru a 1 inchcapped iron pipe set at 30.00 feet)a total distance of 726.00 feet toa 1 inch capped iron pipe set tomark a point;

Thence North 03 degrees 03 min-utes 09 seconds East, a distanceof 434.36 feet to a 1 inch cappediron pipe set to mark a point;

Thence South 87 degrees 06 min-utes 58 seconds East, (thru a 1inch iron pipe at 696.00 feet) a to-tal distance of 726.00 feet to marka point in said centerline of AtkinsRoad;

Thence South 03 degrees 03 min-utes 09 seconds West, a distanceof 443.97 feet to the point andplace of beginning.

Said lands containing 7.3190acres as surveyed and describedin June, 1994, by Timothy E.Stocker, P.S. 7245, Crabbs’ Sur-veying Service Order Number1170. Bearings are given to anassumed meridian along thecenterline of Atkins Road, andsubject to all legal highways andeasements.

Parcel Number(s)-570110000102Property Address: S/L 39 AtkinsRoad, Geneva, OH 44041

Deed Reference Number. filedJune 8, 2010, in Official RecordsVolume 475, Page 1125,Recorder’s Office, AshtabulaCounty, Ohio.



EDWARD M KOCHALSKI614-222-4921Attorney for Plaintiff


GN 9/14, 9/21, 9/28 (465)

NOTICE OF FORFEITUREDennis J. Glasser, being first

duly sworn, deposes and saysthat Affiant is the owner of prop-erty subject to an Oil and GasLease dated September 10, 1957.The lease was recorded in Vol-ume 50, Page 131 of AshtabulaCounty Records and covers thefollowing land, to-wit:

Part of Lot No. 12, Section 2,and part of Lot 2, Section 11, inthe Township of Monroe, Countyof Ashtabula, State of Ohio con-sisting of 22.1 Acres, and beingPP#: 31-019-00-008-00 and 32-012-00-009-00.

That no operations for oil andgas development were ever com-menced as to the aforesaid de-scribed lease and no oil and gaswas ever produced from theaforesaid lands and thus the leaseis forfeited and is void.

The Lessee, Flanigan Bros. ofBradford, Pennsylvania is notifiedthat if the aforesaid lease is notreleased of record within thirty(30) days of the date of publica-tion, the owners shall file forrecord an affidavit of forfeiturewith the Ashtabula County Re-corder.

Affiant further sayeth naught.Dennis J. Glasser

GN 9/14

NOTICE OF FORFEITUREDennis J. Glasser, being first

duly sworn, deposes and saysthat Affiant is the owner of prop-erty subject to an Oil and GasLease dated September 10, 1957.The lease was recorded in Vol-ume 46, Page 122 of AshtabulaCounty Records and covers thefollowing land, to-wit:

Part of Lot No. 12, Section 2,and part of Lot 2, Section 11, inthe Township of Monroe, Countyof Ashtabula, State of Ohio con-sisting of 22.1 Acres, and beingPP#: 31-019-00-008-00 and 32-012-00-009-00.

That no operations for oil andgas development were ever com-menced as to the aforesaid de-scribed lease and no oil and gaswas ever produced from theaforesaid lands and thus the leaseis forfeited and is void.

The Lessee, Leo M. Ryan, ofMt. Alton, Pennsylvania, is noti-fied that if the aforesaid lease isnot released of record within thirty(30) days of the date of publica-tion, the owners shall file forrecord an affidavit of forfeiturewith the Ashtabula County Re-corder.

Affiant further sayeth naught.Dennis J. Glasser

GN 9/14

PROBATE COURT OFASHTABULA COUNTY, OHIOPUBLICATION OF NOTICE

Revised Code, Sec. 2109.32-.33

“TO ALL PERSONS INTER-ESTED IN THE FOLLOWINGACTIONS PENDING IN THEASHTABULA COUNTY PRO-BATE COURT. The fiduciary ineach action has filed an accountof his trust. A hearing on the ac-count in each case will be held onThursday, OCTOBER 20,2011 at10:00 A.M.. The court is locatedat 25 West Jefferson Street, Jeff-erson, Ohio 44047. ANY PER-SON MAY FILE EXCEPTIONSTO ANY ITEM NOT LATER THANFIVE (5) DAYS PRIOR TO THEDATE OF THE HEARING.

ESTATEOphelia E Rickett 07 ES 149Pasquale Zappitelli 11 ES 025David J Hunter 11 ES 120

TRUSTSarah A Fickinger 1916 TR 798

GUARDIANSHIPJudith A Lembach 95 GI 018Doris M Williams 99 GI 026Stephen J Buscher 00 GI 035Tiffany Rose Mordarski 00 GI 040Kenna Gribbons 04 GI 008Jeffrey A Carlson 04 GI 029Kurt C Rink 05 GI 033

MINOR GUARDIANSHIPRaechel A Morrison 08 GM 004

GN 9/14

ASHTABULA COUNTYJUVENILE COURT

IN RE: D.PCASE NO: 2009 JI 00197

SERVICE OF NOTICEBY PUBLICATION

AMBER DEGENNARO, BIO-LOGICAL MOTHER of D.P. juve-nile, will take notice that a com-plaint has been filed in AshtabulaCounty Juvenile Court allegingthat said juveniles are dependentand containing a prayer or requestfor TEMPORARY CUSTODY thatsaid complaint will be for a hear-ing before said Court in Ash-tabula, Ohio at Juvenile Court,3816 Donahoe Drive on 09/30/2011 at 10:00 am and AMBERDEGENNARO, BIOLOGICALMOTHER and parent is to appearbefore this court on said date andshow cause why thecomplainant’s prayer should notbe granted.

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI-FIED THAT:

1. Any party is entitled to anyattorney in all proceedings in Ju-venile Court. If a party cannot af-ford an attorney and meets cer-tain requirements, the Court willappoint one upon request. If youwish to have an attorney but be-lieve you cannot afford one, callKathleen Thompson, Court Ad-ministrator, at Juvenile Court(440) 994-6000 between 8:30 amand 4:00 pm Monday through Fri-day.

2. An adjudication of depen-dency, neglect or abuse may re-sult in an order or protective su-pervision which permits the childto remain in the parent’s physicaland legal custody subject to anyconditions and limitations theCourt prescribes, or in:

The granting of permanentcustody which permanently takesfrom the parent all rights, duties,privileges, and obligations, includ-ing the right to consent to anadoption of the child.

The issuance of an order forlong-term foster care, which willcause removal of parent’s physi-cal and legal custody without aplan to return the child, but alsowithout permanently terminatingparental rights; and

Any order of temporary cus-tody, which will cause physicalremoval of the child from theparent’s physical and legal cus-tody until the Court terminates theorder or permanently divests theparent/s of parental rights.

CG HagueJUDGE & EX-OFFICIO CLERK


ASHTABULA, OHIOVKBrockway

DEPUTY CLERKI HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I

SERVED THE WITHIN NOTICEBY FAX ON THE FOLLOWING:

THE GAZETTE PRINTINGDATE: 9/2/11

GN 9/14


IN RE: D.M.CASE NO: 2010 JC 00045


MARIO MATUL, BIOLOGI-CAL FATHER of D.M. juvenile, willtake notice that a complaint hasbeen filed in Ashtabula CountyJuvenile Court alleging that saidjuveniles are dependent and con-taining a prayer or request forLEGAL CUSTODY that said com-plaint will be for a hearing beforesaid Court in Ashtabula, Ohio atJuvenile Court, 3816 DonahoeDrive on 10/06/2011 at 10:30 amand MARIO MATUL, BIOLOGI-CAL FATHER and parent is toappear before this court on saiddate and show cause why thecomplainant’s prayer should not

be granted.YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI-

FIED THAT:1. Any party is entitled to any

attorney in all proceedings in Ju-venile Court. If a party cannot af-ford an attorney and meets cer-tain requirements, the Court willappoint one upon request. If youwish to have an attorney but be-lieve you cannot afford one, callKathleen Thompson, Court Ad-ministrator, at Juvenile Court(440) 994-6000 between 8:30 amand 4:00 pm Monday through Fri-day.







ASHTABULA, OHIOKAEck




GN 9/14


IN RE: K.G.CASE NO: 2011 JC 00051


JENNIFER MOCHOSKAY,BIOLOGICAL MOTHER of K.G.juvenile, will take notice that acomplaint has been filed in Ash-tabula County Juvenile Court al-leging that said juveniles are de-pendent and containing a prayeror request for TEMPORARYCUSTODY that said complaint willbe for a hearing before said Courtin Ashtabula, Ohio at JuvenileCourt, 3816 Donahoe Drive a Dis-positional Hearing on 09/26/2011at 11:30 am, a Semi-Annual Re-view on 01/04/12 at 11:00 am, andan Annual Review on 07/02/12 at11:00 am and JENNIFERMOCHOSKAY, BIOLOGICALMOTHER and parent is to appearbefore this court on said date andshow cause why thecomplainant’s prayer should notbe granted.









ASHTABULA, OHIOLJohnston




GN 9/14


IN RE: T.S.CASE NO: 2011 JG 00045


HERNAN SUAREZ, BIO-LOGICAL FATHER of T.S. juve-nile, will take notice that a com-plaint has been filed in AshtabulaCounty Juvenile Court allegingthat said juveniles are dependentand containing a prayer or requestfor TEMPORARY CUSTODY thatsaid complaint will be for a hear-ing before said Court in Ash-tabula, Ohio at Juvenile Court,3816 Donahoe Drive on 01/06/2012 at 9:30 am and HERNANSUAREZ, BIOLOGICAL FATHER

and parent is to appear before thiscourt on said date and showcause why the complainant’sprayer should not be granted.









ASHTABULA, OHIODLSantiana




GN 9/14

LEGAL NOTICEThe annual election of the

Board of Directors of the Ash-tabula County Agricultural Societywill be held in the ConcessionBuilding at the Ashtabula CountyFairgrounds, Jefferson, Ohio, onSaturday, September 17, 2011,between the hours of 12 noon and4 p.m. Anyone who purchased avalid 2011 membership ticket byAugust 14, 2011, is eligible tovote.

Darla VargoSecretary/Treasurer

GN 8/31, 9/7, 9/14

Probate Court ofAshtabula County, Ohio

IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OFJaydin Natley Leap

to Jaydin Natley CoyCase No. 2011 NC 25

NOTICE OF HEARING ONCHANGE OF NAME

Applicant hereby gives noticeto all interested persons that theapplicant has filed an Applicationfor Change of Name in the Pro-bate Court of Ashtabula County,Ohio, requesting the change ofname of Jaydin Natley Leap toJaydin Natley Coy.

The hearing on the applicationwill be held on the 1st day of No-vember, 2011, at 9:30 o’clock a.m.in the Probate Court of AshtabulaCounty, located at 25 West Jeff-erson Street, Jefferson, OH44047.

Luke P. Gallagher, Attorney forJessica Marie Coy

326A West Main RoadConneaut, OH 44030

GN 9/14


IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OFNathanial Levi Leap

to Nathanial Levi CoyCase No. 2011 NC 26


Applicant hereby gives noticeto all interested persons that theapplicant has filed an Applicationfor Change of Name in the Pro-bate Court of Ashtabula County,Ohio, requesting the change ofname of Nathanial Levi Leap toNathanial Levi Coy.

The hearing on the applicationwill be held on the 1st day of No-vember, 2011, at 9:30 o’clock a.m.in the Probate Court of AshtabulaCounty, located at 25 West Jeff-erson Street, Jefferson, OH44047.

Luke P. Gallagher, Attorney forJessica Marie Coy

326A West Main RoadConneaut, OH 44030

GN 9/14


IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OFEva Childress

to Eva June HollingerCase No. 2011 NC 27


Applicant hereby gives noticeto all interested persons that theapplicant has filed an Applicationfor Change of Name in the Pro-bate Court of Ashtabula County,Ohio, requesting the change ofname of Eva Childress to EvaJune Hollinger.

The hearing on the applicationwill be held on the 8th day of No-vember, 2011, at 10:00 o’clocka.m. in the Probate Court of Ash-tabula County, located at 25 WestJefferson Street, Jefferson, OH44047.

Eva Childress4996 Ayers Road

Andover, OH 44003GN 9/14

PUBLIC NOTICEDenmark Township Board of

Zoning Appeals will be holding ameeting on Tuesday, September27, 2011 at 7:00 pm for an Appli-cation of Property Variance forproperty located at 1909 St. Rt.193 N., Jefferson, OH at thetownhall(corner of 193 & 167).

Chairman Board of ZoningAppeals

Carson EstepGN 9/14


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100ANNOUNCEMENTS

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300SERVICES OFFERED

310FINANCIAL PLANNING

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FOR SALE, OUTDOOR furnace,electric wood splitter. Call (814)756-5345.

AMISH CREW CONSTRUC-TION, will build ANY SIZE buildingor roof or remodeling. Fast andreasonable. Call (814) 922-7215.

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206TRUCK DRIVING

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270JOBS WANTED

301CHILD CARE

322RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION

ESTATE SALEANTIQUE - HOUSEHOLD

Location: 3240 Avondale, Ashtabula, OhioDirections: Rt. 11 to Rt. 20 west, to Schenley Ave.,

Avondale is 3rd street on right.Living Estate of Isabel Hamilton Probate #548442

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All real estate advertising in thisnewspaper is subject to the Fed-eral Fair Housing Act, and the OhioFair Housing Law, which makes itillegal to advertise “any preference,limitation or discrimination based onrace, color, religion, sex, handicap,familial status, or national origin oran intention to make any such pref-erence, limitation or discrimination.”This applies to all real estate sold,rented or leased, whether by ownerhimself or through an agent. Thereare no exceptions under this law.

This newspaper will not knowinglyaccept any advertising for real es-tate which is in violation of the law.

Our readers are hereby informedthat all dwellings advertised in thisnewspaper are available on an equalopportunity basis.

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ACCEPTING APPLICATIONSfor our waiting list on 1 & 2-bedroom

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SELLERS NEED TO SELL!14 Acres - wooded. Rural lo-cation to this listing with welland septic. Older mobiles areof no value and will be re-moved. Quiet location andpriced to sell! $37,500! Look-ing at Offers!

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3 BFG 265-70Rx17 Tires, loadrange E, OWL, rugged terrain, TA6-32 tread, $75.00 (440) 428-3211, Madison.

2007 SALEM PARK model, fullyequipped with fireplace, 39 ft long, 2slideouts, 8x34 ft deck, currently lo-cated in campground near ConneautLake Park. Can be moved, like new,must see! $20,000 OBO, (412) 835-558 or (412) 965-7111.

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