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47th Year. No. 7January 0,1997
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Getting the Job done! After barely afew weeks on the job, Sheffield LakeCity Councilperson Robert fcben-schweller is already iDckling un areafew council people won't do anythingwitn...unsightly property. [Seo relatedsioi-y this i3suy.j
1 like aggrusjivu council people, espe-cially (ho onus who could caro lessabout aggravating a few people to notonly satisfy the majority, but stand upfor what Isrighi.
While Ebensdiwclli.'r's move to cleanup properly is groat, ii also involvespossible illegal dumping on city prop-erty. While cily officials con order arloim-up of f»*iblfc iiropfrly ujisilv.doing. Oin a (trim with tomtiinuc-x i,another story.
As you drive mound your communi-ty, you probibly noticu .i kit ut lliu suii.ethings I do — llio house witli an ulilboat, school bus. junk vehicle, trash orunkept, dutsrioraUng exlorior. All ofthese items, of course, add up to adirect threat to your property values.As you drive by, or look next door toyour neighbor's yard, you ask yourself."Why does the city allow that to hap-pen — dou't they have any prido?"
Of course our council members havepride: the problem is tho lack of prop-erty maintenance codes to enforce theissuo.
A fow years back, Avon Lake attempt-ed to pass legislation to restrict recre-ational vehicles, such as boats orcampers, in residential nrighborhoods.Net many people enjoy looking outtheir picture window al a huge bluetarp all winter. Some residents have
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By Heather Rutz
As a child, I (and all the other kids onthe block) tagged along with our mailcarrier. Ed Randlenian.
Everyone in tho neighborhood knewhim and his eager, hearty laugh. He WOAthe highlight of the day, delivering notjust your mail, but a funny story or kindward. Ho sotiiotimoi liad a stick of gumfor IIIU. and iet me walk up and downtwo or three streets with him. if I couldkeep up.
I hid the same problem — keeping up— last wuok when I visited LizMoldovan, 71. a soven-year resident ofGood Samaritan Nursing Center inAvon.
Moldovan. who has Cerubnil Palry.has b«cn delivering the mail, afternoonpaper, flowers and packages at GoodSamaritan for ov»r n your, and wasrecently mada an honorary letter enrri-IT bv tho Cluvi*tmuJ Division of lliuIfultiM .NIIIIOH i>.]*ti.l f»<rvtci.
nffici.il uniform — complete with hal.
(ludirjilion iimi scrvicm.Showing off linr plai|ut> in her room,
sho said, "I'm «o proud of I hut, Nothingliko this has over happened to mo in mylife. It makes mo so nappy."
Ed Mooro. spokesperson for the postoffice, said Moldovan was brought totheir attontion by on employee. "Lizopitomlzas what wo do hero — shedelivers a little bit of happiness. Herdetermination personifies the PostalService."
Tho plnquo on iho wall honorsMoldovan for "prompt and reliablemall service." In fact, Liz has missedonly two days of work since sho lookon tho Job. "One day I was sick, undanother. I had tho choncn lo go on anouting with some other residents hero."she said.
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Liz Moktovan shows oft the postal unilorm and bag she received along with aplaque Irom the Unlled States Postal Office tor dedication and service. PRESSphoto — Heather Rutz
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SHEFFIELD LAKIi - CuuiicilinimRobert libcnschwellur h wustini; nutime now thnt he is buck on CityCouncil.
Ho and Building luapuctor JohnTVubach are working U> r.l»an «P n
small parcel of cily-nwiifil property.
After ,in in<i|ii!Ctinn t»f the situ iilinigIjiko KIKKI Imhiiiil SchiietiiMimnn's IVAppltancf! Ci!»li;r, Trubiich h.is citmiresident ](itnt!S Kulleda for ulUtjuttlyilk'giitly (lumptng construction mnt'iri-als cm city property.
Kolleda owns Jamui KD!!L-I!IIConstructitm CD.. in Urnuk Park, butlives at 'lOfi'J lidgtjwiiler Drivu. Wo uni!
n cull lo his business, .ind .ig left .it his hnitu- was mi!
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By JoAnne Easterday
AVON — Tho pipe bomb discoveredalong 1-90 on Dec. 30 is still beinginvestigated. After an ODOT clean-upcrew found tho 12-inch long, 2-incndiameter pipe with a detonator buttonon tho side, the interstate was closedtemporarily until the device could bosafely removed. It was taken away bypersonnel from the Department ofAlcohol, Tobacco and Firearms andwas determined to be unarmed by(hem. The pipe was found at the 154mils marker which is about hair waybetween SR 83 and Jaycox Rd.
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suspicious person in the parking lot ofa Colorado Rd, grocery sloro. The indi-vidual was waiting around talking tohimself with a box over his bead.
On the day before police received areport of a person walking along SR Gilwith a refrigerator box over his head.
Another odd incident Involved a callfrom a woman whose homo is locatedon Center Road. She said she had calledtho police department fivo times in tholast two weeks complaining about vehi-cles parked without her permission inhtir drive. Shu claimed tho vehiclesbelonged to Individuals involved inconstruction by the bridge on CenterRoad.
As it turned out the hut vehiclebelonged tn a city inspector.
Hit-skip accidentThe night of New Year's Day was
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of unknown mako or model caused anuccident on 1-90 at Avon Woods at10:40 p.m. nnd then took off withoutstopping.
Wcstlnko and Rocky River policewero notified to be on the lookout far avehicle with heavy rear end damage;however, nn such vehicle was everlocated.
Avon police notified tho FairviewPark resident's mother and placo ofemployment about the accident.
There was another motor vehicleaccident. This one occurred on SR 83 atFalconcrest and involved a vehicle dri-ven by a nowspaper delivery personand a van an tho last day of 1QM. Thesetwo individuals came to the policedepartment at separate timed to giveaccounts of this accident.
There aeemed to bo a rash of minoraccidents at the off ramps of 1-00 andSK.G11 this past week.
Hmmm iPolice wero called Dec. 31 by a
woman on Jaycox road. She reported amale who had just "trashed" her homehad vacated thn premises and waswa!fanfi toward Detroit Road.
Police spotted tho individual andescorted him back to tho house. Thi>culprit said there had boon a verbalaltercation bocause ho'd boon drinkingrather than smoking pot as ho'd b*>enrequested to do by the female. Nocharges were Clod.
Woes at construction sitesWest End Land Development
incurred damage to a back hoo parkedat Redtail Development sometimebetween Kri. Dec. 27 and Mon. Dec 30.A brick wus thrown through the win-
dow of thu operator's compartment.There was a thief reported at the
building site of Avon High School.
Deg sentriesOn Jan. 1 a jaycox Road resident
reported of a largo ton dog with a blackface sitiing on his porch. The persistentpooch wouldn't vacate. Police recalleda report of a missing Mills Roadvarmint of a similar description. Areunion was made with his owner.
On Dec. 27 a short-haired brown dogwith a black collar sat on tho porch of aCase Road resident and would not vam-booao permanently. Ho vacated whensomooni? approached but thenreturned. With tempting of fcod thisvannint was captured and removed tothe North Ridgeville pound.
A blind poodJo was found wanderingon Jaycox and was taken to AvonAnimal Hospital. Was eventuallyreunited with his master.
VandalismPolice received a call Dec. 29 about
kids throwing things into the NorthgatoPark hike. The wnule garbage barrelwus in the lake. Police took it out andadvised thu kids to stay away.
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Exmates cause problemsOne mother advised police abou*
annoying calls from her daughter's r*-boyfriend. Mother got Iho phono num-ber of Iho harasser from caller ID andlot the police know.
Jan. 1 brought a male caller saying hisgirUriond's ex was at her residence andwouldn't leave. Policw arrived and toldex to leave and net return or be arrest-ed for trespassing.
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My memories of retirement from theAvon Lake Schools will never bo for-gotten. Wards and actions fall toexpress how deeply touched I feel.
"Mr. Jim Bayloy Day" at the highschool was awesome. From the warmreception, very special P.A, announce-ment, band playing, choir singing, giftsand all the tellers, warm greetings andeveryone wearing "plaid shirts" 1 wastruly honored.
Friends and staff. 1 thank you somuch for my very special night, for itwas overwhelming.
After 23 years with the schools, I amhanging up my tool belt. Thanks to "allof you for the gift of respect, affectionand love. What a wonderful tribute.You have touchod my life, making aneverlasting impresslon.1 am richer forknowing all of you.
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Tho Avon lake High School Choralewishes to express our deepest apprecia-tion to all those who provided (buirtime, support, and talent in assisting uswith our fundraiser, the Santa'sWorkshop, which was bold on Dec. Q.The purpose of this event was to raisemoney for the Chorale students' trip toDisney World in the spring. Many AvonLake businesses, as well as some out-
side of Avon Lake, dunatud gifts andsupplies to make our fundraiser a suc-cess. Wo would like to recognize undthank the following businesses for theirsupport: Karon's Candies. Rini Rego,Drug Mart, Sparkle, Camellia Construc-tion. Kopf Builders, McDonald's.NatiunwiJc Insurance, und Abbe RoadLumber.
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Abo, thank you to these who atteud-ed our annual holiday concert on Decl(i. We hope you enjoyed it and bad awocderfuj holiday season and a joyousnew year.
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Evening at the racesHorse raora Otal isl SL Mar/a Church, Avon, is
sponscing an "Ewining at tho *^acas' at Tom'sCountry Placa, 3540 Stotwy Ridge Road. Avon.Tho last pacsd action win happen on Saturday,Feb. 1. Door* open fct 6 p.m. Post ttm« is &C0p.m.Tk*ats can to saciaadwtlh a $10 donation(indudas race*, sat-up*. Eght butfat. snd danc-k»). RESERVATIONS ARE NECESSARY! ForlidteB rail Lenors CoJirtn, 934-0467. KenRccfco, 934-4896, Avon Home Docoratng. 934-4000, or St Mary's. SM-4212. Get your ticketsearly! Coma lor a tun night - "An Evening at thoRaces.*
K of C holds sock hopTho Knights ol Colirnitw* Father FLagan
Courol #a sponsor Sock Hop "97 on Saturday.Jan 18attheKolGHa», 1783 Moote Rd.. Avonfrom 830 p m to 1230 a.m. Coat to S12 per per-son. S25 per couptd.
Plan on un evening of tun and dancing to thetunes ol the *SOs. '60s and 70s by else joctoyVfckl Winston.
Buffet, soft drir.k* and beer will be available.Thorn wta be limbo and huta hoop conleMs alongwiih door prizes.
For rwerwtona contact Tom Hgley. 365-3793or 934-5253 'leave message).
Spaghetti dinner setThe Lakesho.-e United Methodist Church.
located at 33119 Electric Blvd.. Avon Lake. wUInerve B apagnetU dinner on Wednesday. Jan. 15.The menu consists of spaghetti, tossed salad.Toxas tuast nrxJ beverage. Homemade pios areavailable tx $1 pw slice. The cost ol Vu dinnerts S4^r. tor aduTts. $2.50 tor children 6 years to12 years v»d tree of charge to children 5 yeanand under. Carryouts Jre available. Advance saletickets for adults are SK and may be reserved trycalling, 933-5238 or 933-C7B8. Dinner is served530 P.m. to 7 pjn.
Chamber of Commerce dinner setAvon UuuVAwcn Chamber of Ccmmarew anno-
at dinner is Thursday. Jan. 18 at the FountainBeau Party Center on Miner Hood m Avon Laka.
Dinner is tree lor each Cha-Tiber member whomokes reservations. A l Quests wffl be charged$1730 tor each duvwr.The n w u .s prime rib orvegetable lasagna wioi bakaj potato, vegeta-bles, salad, rolls, dossert and corlee.
Checks are to be mado payable: AvonLake/Avon Chamber ol Commerce. P.O. Box275, Avon Lake. OH -44012. Denote on yourcheck your menu choice. Any q jesttons. pleasecall KaiMeen at the Chambor. K 3 - 9 3 1 1 .
The Chamber welcomes new members.Support your business communhy and join theAvon Lake/Avon Chamber rf Cwrnnerca. Thecost to k>n tor one year b Si 00 iv businesseswith 1-49 employees and $150 per year tor busi-nesses with 60 or more employees.
Awards banquet, Jan. 17The Loroin County Beautiful Awards Banquet,
sponsored by Lorain County Beautiful, a programof Seventh General, <e scheduled tor Jon. 17 at6:30 p m. This war's event has recetvod over 50nominations througnout Lorain Count/. The nom-Inattarw wore judged by a panel of IndependentJudge*. _
This to tho fifth year tor the Lorain CountyBoaublul Awards- Afl *>oroinaBOn3 have »«fked tobfwuOfy Lorain County through landscH>*ng. ren-ovations, volunteer erkxtn, special prefects, orerecting new structures in harmony w)m the sur-rounji!>gs. The Lorain County Be,urtrful AwardsOano/jet is open to vm pufcOc and w*U be heM atDeLuca's Place in the ?ark Dinner reservationsare $25 per person anr. may be mad» by caDmgSeventh Generatioti at 322-41B7. Sooal Itour ascheduled lor 6.30 p jn .
Free puppet show at LCCCA free puppet show tor chddren ol all ages will
be heU at 1130 a.m.. Saturday. Jan. 11 n tneLorair. County Community College Bookstore,Acnno Otfi! puppetM" win pn»eru "Beauty andthe Boasr and the Chel Show."
For more kitermaaon cad the LCCC Bookstoreat i 09-995-5222 (e«Jeneion 4OS5).
Singers needed at seaWall, maybe not "literally* at soa. but
rath or, on * ship called "1I.M.S.Plnalor«" which v»lll begin rabenrutl.*
aJ^jqhj Vhnril •mHiorHirn - Mighty -'Goliath Productions is a communirytheater group that •""perls tho AvonLako Public Schools by donating theprofits of their shows to the PTAs of theschools. This company has donatedover S60.000 >a the schools since 1959.
"MGP first began as a PTA fund-mis •er at Eostview as no oltsrnatWe to thebalm sales and car washes," said histo-rian and drama director BeinadctteHlsey. "The first shows were minstrelchows and soon tho PTAs of all thebuildings became Involved." The com-pany performs one show a year withonly one rehearsal a week through thowinter. This year, the production dates
will be April 11. 12. 13. 18. and 10.**Thti chorua U K°i*>8 ' ° °« vnry busythis yrar," snys Mr*. HUny. T h u y williw«(iu town inualc mill uiovmnonl* to
- 12 -chorus numbers.' Traditionally,musicals have bout 4-(l fongs for thechorus. This will really givo them awork-out!"
The rehearsals an* designed so thatthere is no down-tin Mrs. Hisey wiltbe assisted by musU Jlroctor ChrisBarbara and assistant director MitchManthey. All chorus and leads will bebusy at all timos with ono director orthn other. "It's r. real team approach todirecting." according to Mrs. Hlsey,
So if you'd like to have fun on Fridayevening* wiih the final product being afamily shew that supports the schools.jota us beginning this Friday and boready to cast off into a good time!
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Public Access Channel 34- What's Cooking. 6 a-ui./p.m., 12
a.Di./p.m.- Senior Social Connection. 7
n.m./p.m-, 1 a.m./p.m.- The Talk of the Town. 8 a.m./p.in.. 2
a.m./p.m,- WOOD, with Rev. Meredith
Coletnun of the Lakeshoro UnilodMethodist Church of Avon Lake. Ga.m./p.m.. 3 a.m./p.m.
- Critter Care, hosted by ReneSpringowski. 10 a.m./p.m.. 4 a.m./p.m.
- Miscellaneous programming. 11a.m./p.m., 5 a.m./p.in.
NOTE: The Avon Lake UnitndChurch of Christ servico pro-empiaALC-TV scheduled programming ovorySunday morning at 9 a.m. and 11 o.ni.Government Access Channel 12
- Avon Lake City Council Jan. G WorkSession. 7 a.m./p.ni.. 11 a.m./p4n., 3a.m./p.in.
- With Your Government, 10a.m./p.ra., 2 a.mJp.m.. 6 a.m./p.m.
ALC-TV Playback. All of us hero atALC-TV ore excited to start off the NewYear with our new cameras in councilchambers up and waning. We hopeyou caught last week's council meetingand plan to tune in to this weeks worksession to see council meetings likeyou've never seen them before!
Wo'd like to encourage you and yourgroup or organization to pest messagesand information on our Channel 34computerized bulletin board. Our oyvnJeremy Ziramcr does an incredible ioumaking the announcements informa-tive lo the coinmunitv and entertainingto watch! The bulletin board airsbetween regularly scheduled program-
All you havo to do is call (933-7077),lax (930-4107). and bo sura toi adrt"attention ALC-TV-). or drop off beInformation in thu lower level of tneAvon Lake Public Library. We requesttho announcements two weeks madvance of when you would like itairnd. and wo appreciate your coopera-tion. . . . r
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Girl Scouts sponsor bakeoffAttention, bakers! Avon Lakp Girl
Scouts are issuing an invitation to allIho 3lrls in Avon Lake to register theirfavorita scratch dessert recipe for aBake-Off Competition and Auction.
Girls in kindergarten through the Glhgrade are Invited lo register one or moretuclpes for this firat-evor fun fest. Onthe day of the Bake-Off, Saturday. Jan.£5. the girls will prepare two batches oftheir recipe with the help of a favorite
Suy — Dad. Grandpa. Uncle or Bigrothcr/etc One batch Is for the Judges
— some very important Avon Lako peo-ple! The other Is for tha silent auction.
Thn contoiCants will bring llioir twoii(.««or:» and ihoir fituiillM lu TrtiyJiHurnvediata SchouL Judging, byd6*sert category, will start at Z p.m.Prizes and ribbons will be awarded fortixs beit tasting, best presentation, e lafust for entering, every girl will receivea certificate of participation and a cctn-momorn'Ivo patch.
At the Boktt-Off. girls and their fami-lies will bo ablo to see all of tho dessert
Avon Women's Club meetingThe Srst riwwmg ol 1 » 7 wtn to rwU on Jan.
13 •• trw Avon Comnnrtty Coowr In NorffyuM.The prognrn. *AI About CMXlran'B A OoilsAnttqu* Quits* wM to prsMriMd toy jMnrtoWimams. tha qu>t lady
TTM Avon Vitoman's Club Is a social and com-munity Mrvtca organinBOT MtabtUrwd In 1940.GuMts and r*w rrwmtors am aNwfy* w»lccm«.For morm Intormatton pfwua cal Laura at S34-5373.
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entries, participate in tho auction andvisit the Swoet Shoppe for a snack.Contestants can havtt their picturestaken with the special guy who helpedpiepare the dassert entry. A collectionof the recipes entered in the Rako-Offwill be availablo for purchase.
To enter, girls should send a check ormoney order for S3 (per eirl). a copy oftheir recipelsj and ths fallowing infor-mation: name, age, paorn number, andthe type(s) or dess'-rt (cake, cookies,pie. chocolate dewert or other} to: Avonlake Girl Scouts, c/o Mary Geslcki, 100Mull Avenue. Avon Lako. OH 44012 byJan. 10.
Thf* family «vonl. opoo to tha com-munity of Avon Lake, pmvidos programas well as fund-rrisiru) opportunitiesfor Cadette Girl Scouts who will botraveling this year. Proceeds from thedessert cuctlon will beneGt Avon LakoGL-1 Scout Day Camp'97, open to allAvon Lake glrU.
For additional information, pleasecall Mary Geslcki, 033-2565.
Girt Scout cookie sale beginsTWo now cooUes «ra lMlur*d h ffiis yeor^ Olrt
Scout Cookl* SaM. Trvtrttonal tavorltes •Ccranwl DcAtta. Peanut Butur PatMs.Srxxt&fMds, Thin Mints and Punut Butt«rSandMricriM - mm folned ihi» year by RoduudFat Umon Puiry Crwrws, Frw« • WorkJsOrmamom wtm Suov and Radue«d Fat leadGingw Daisies.
Outs *M tooln ih«Jr door-to-door salts onFriday. Jan. 10. Salts w« conttnu* tnroogh Jan.25. D«tv«ry *& to In tarty March.
Nursery School registrationCrvist Lutheran Nursery School, vacated at the
oonw of RL J3 and Laka Road in Awon Lake, wtaopon rpgfrwaon fcy ttw 1997-1996 Kfoolyaarbtgirmlng In February. Th« scnool often aCnrtssan-tusad curriculum la 3. 4 and C warolds. Students' birthday* must taD baton C=t 21to qua&ry. No cfild ahafl to rafusad admissionbecause ol raca. rtflglon. color, sex or nationalorigin. Parana who would Ilk* u obsarv* in ttoclassrooms tolor* raglstratfon can maka an*ppomtmant by contacting Iha dk*ctor. JuO«Prt«sn«3. at 933-0714.
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AVON LAKE MUNICIPAL COURTJohn P. Schilons. 3220 Moon Road.
Avon, was fined $1,000 and sentencedto 30 days in ja>' en a charge of crimi-nal damaging, with $750 of the fine andtho sentence suspended.
Morris J. Morrow, 144 Sunset Rd..Avon Lake, was fined $750 and sen-tenced to 90 days in Jail on a charge ofinducing panic, with the sentencedeferred.
Kathleen Lovash. 29485 Wolf Rd.Day Village, was fined $750 and sen-tenced to 180 days in Jail on u chargj ofdriving under suspension, with 5500 ofthe fine and tho sentence deferred. Shewus also Gned $50 on a charge recklessoperation.
William A. Decks, 2055B Ilolvidoro.Fairviow Park, was fined $350 and son-lonccd to 30 days in jail on a charge ofDUI, with the sentence suspended. Howps also fined $50 on a slap/yield signviolation.
Sally S. Sankcr. 250 Mooro Rd.. AvonLake, was fined $250 and sentenced to30 days in jail on a charge of passing astopped school bus. with the sentencodeferred.
Anthooy B. Chapman. 6316 WallaceBlvd.. North Ridgeville. was fined $150and sentenced lo 3P days In jail on acharge nf menacing, with the sentencedeferred.
Fined $100 on criminal damagingcharges were Nicolas M. Santoro. 1620
Lakoland Ave.. Lakewood; Juseph R.Abboud. 1580 Coulant. Lakuwood;Fera5 Eideh, 1408 Rosewood Ave..Lakuwuod; and Jeffrey Hughs. 15UUCouUiit, Lakewood.
Joseph M. Kehk'r. 32033 Uellu Rd..Avon Lake, was fined $100 on u phyri-cil control violation.
Peter L. Krib'onsen. 4Q00 W. VJth St..Cluvuland. was finod SI00 on a chargeofspneding.
James Sadler. 4054 Lako Rd..Sheffield Lake, was fined $50 on a
building permit vioJatian. MB was alsofined $50 an a no contractor permit vio-lation.
Fined Sliu on charges of speedingM--Ln!yn K r):itti»Ho. 301 Dritlania Way.Avon' Lake; Martin C. Berry. 455Wtnwuid Way, Avon Lake: and UremiaI_ Diimas. 4357 Lake Rd., SheffieldLake.
Finuil S50 on charges of speedingwere Robert M. Brcwnrigg. 2-ia BountyWay. Avon Lake, and Kevin R. Fleharty,730 Jaycox, Avon Lake.
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5 AVON LAKE — Police rL-spcindfid to a^ r.'port of an intoxicated driver leaving5 the scene of ail accident on Oukivood^ Drive early Friday morning, jtjst before3 2:00.c Before they aol then;, the tar whichm had just boen described to them passedf thi! officers ii3 it turned from Gedeahn
to Lear Road and almost hit their cruis-er as it swerved left of center.
Tho officers stopped the 10S0 goldCliovrolet Citation alung Lear Road.The woman. Michelle Vinovich of LearRoad, smclled strongly of alcohol andat first refused to take any field sobrietytests. After she agreeu. she failed, andwas brought to tho station, according tothe police report.
Meanwhile...another officer went tothe scene of the accident on Oakivoad.The couple living at ths house saidVinovich came tu the door and askedfor E man who did not live there. Sheloft, only to return shortly, pull up to acar parked along the street, hit it; frontend and again drive away.
The officer did aome detective workand found a stop sign close by partiallyknocked over, with a fresh scrapo mUs-ing same paint and rust Also, u whitefenco next to the sign had a post withwhits paint screped off and knockedover. Vinovich's car bumper wasscraped also and was oniudgcd with the
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breath lest and was charged with DUI.excessive IIAC and failure to exercisereasonable control.
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botllo of Bacardi rum, one 12-pack ofHud Light bottled Iwor, ono 12-pack ofBudweber bottled beer. on« 12-pack ofBusch Licht beer in cans, one 12-packof Miller beer in cans. e:it> can of MillerHigh Lifo beer, ono bottle of Icehousebeer, and five bottles of Samuel Adamsbeer. You guessed it — New Year's Eva.
On Dec. 31, around 9;30 p.m.. on offi-cer stopped a driver after clocking himgoing 54 ic a 35 inpii zone along WalkerRoad. Whi.'? stopped, the officernoticed tho large amount of alcohol inthe passenger seat and on the floor. Theofficer, while checking the driver'slicense, discovered that the driver wasa mere 19 years old. Ho had not beendrjnking. and was on his way to a party
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Lost propertyOn Jan. 1, about 4:40 p.m.. a man
culltd to report his temporary tag miss-ing. He was not sure if it had beenstolen from bis 1906 Chevy truck or if ithad fallen off on its own. He had brendoing same travelling, and wasn't surewhen it happened.
Digging a deep holePolice responded lo an Inwood ;a«j- ,
dent's cal1 Jap. 3 around 12:30 ajn.reporting a suspicious vehicle In \ht;city p.uk. An officer found a car stuck\in the mud. but with no driver. Ho ibilled in tho plates, found it rogistm4';lo an owner in North Ridgeville, and satdown to wait for tho tow truck.
But as usual, that is not the end of oar ,storv. A woman opnroachod and tald,she had beeu driving tho car. She toldtho olficur she first became stuck la tbt 'mud along ln-vood and thtn drove Intothe park to turn around. Yep, that's -what she said.
However, the officer determined thaishe bad travelled a distance of about120 feet in the park, making deep ruU .in the grass at some points. ITio car was .tewed, and the driver cited for criminaldamaging and reckless operatico.
Real estate tax bills in the mailDaniel F. TatareL. Lorain County
Treasurer, annoucrod that 12S.283 reeleat File tax and special assessment billswould be moiled en Friday. Jan. 10.1907. All county taxpayers should havereceived their tax bills by Thursday.Jan. 16.
Tho dosing date for the first half of1930 collection will be Friday. Feb. 7.1997. The treosurcrV office is open 8a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday throughFriday. Payments may be mailed andwill lie considered a timely poymetil ifpostmarked oil or before Feb. 7, 1997,Theso tax bills may also be paid at anylocal full MJrvico bank In the county.Ohio law r«i*iiro3 a ten percent penaltybo added for payment received after thodosing date.
"I advise taxpayers to pay or malltheir p.iymrmts «•» soon iti iM»aiblti.~TklwV atntixl. Th« treasurer *l»u nil (I (id
that any property owner who may nethave received their bill or who mayhave received (be wrong bill to contact[ho trcasui'ei *s office without delay.
"It is our intention to give the be*tservice possible and cooperation of theproperty owners makes this on easierjob for us." Tdlarek said.
Talarck estimates that approximately%ig.5 million will bo collected duringu.,1 first half 1996 tax f«riod.
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For them, time sharing meant togeth-erness, not computers or condos. Co-eds never were sleeks. They werebefore panty hose and drip dry clothes,before ice makers, dishweabt^j, clothes'*-"— freezers and electric blankets.
Before Hawaii and Alasfca becamestates. Before man wore long hair andearrings. Before plastics and zippersand the 40 hour week and minimumwuye. They got married first, then livedtogether. How quaint; They weie before,vitamins, disposable diapers. Jeeps,pizza. Cheerios. instant cofae. decaf-feinated anything and McDonald's.They thought fast food was what youate during Lent. Before FM radios, taporecorders, electric typewriters, boomboxes, word processors and electronicmusic
In their day, cigarette smoking wasfcuhionable and grass was for mowing.Coke was a refreshing drink and potwas something you cooked in. Closetswere for clothes not for coming out of.They were even b«fore GrandmaMoses!
They are today's Senior Citizens. Ahardy bunch when you think abouthow much the worlti has changed andall the adjustments that they had tomake!
Learn Something New in 1997: TheAcademy for Senior Studies at LCCC isoffering many new and interestingclasses this winter quarter, just forolder adults! Learn how to uso comput-ers in Introduction ID Microcomputerson Tuesday afternoons from 3-5 p m.,beginning Jan. 14 until Feb. n . Or howabout Beginni-g Golf for Older Adultson Saturday mornings f*om 10 a.u; tonoon, starting Jan. 18 until Feb. 15.
Loam defensive driving skills with theJ 5 Alive/Mature Driving Course onWednesday, Jan. 22 and Thursday. Jan.23 from noon to 4 p.m. All of thesecourses art) hold at (he Loruin CounlyCommunity College campus. The com-puter ckss is J56. the golf class i* $45and the driving course is Sa. If youhfive falwavs wanted to learn anotherlanguage, here's your chanco to learnConversational Spanish for OldurAdults. And. it's close to home bocausua is being huld at the Avon Lake Libraryon Tuesday mornings from lO a.m. tonoon, beginning Jan. 14 until Feb. 11.The cost nf this coursu is only $30. TOregister for any of the classes listed, calll-eOO-995-5222. Extension 7537.
Don't Miss the Senior Fairl This is anal.-day affair showcasing the manygroups and organizations in LorainCounty that benefit senior citizens.There will bo entertainment, interestingspeakers &jd activities. You also have achance to learn m^ra about all the vol-unteer opportunities available just forolder adults. Mark your ca.'«ndars forthe Senior Fair on Friday. ]au. 17 from10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at tho Carlisle Visitor'sCenter, located at 12882 Diagonal Roadin LaCrange. This is sponsored bv theLorain County Metro Parks.
Get Out and Exercise! The LorainCounty Metro Parks are offering twonature hikes on Sunday, Jan. 12. Enjoyan early morning hike along the scenic
river valloy from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. atDays Dam and soarch for winterwildlife. If that's too early for you, thengo on a Snowflake Hike at the FrenchCreek Nature Center from 2 p.m. to 3p.m. and learn about snow and how thewildlife survives thes« cold, wintrymonths. For more information, call 1-aCO-LCM-PARK.
Notes from the Lively Avon Lakers:Tho next ineoting will be Wednesday,,in. 15 beginning at noon at the AvonLake Library. The Avon Lake Women'sClients will provide ealcrtninuiunt tochase away tho wir.tertime blues after acJelicir is meal of stuffed cabbage fromNovotny Caierers. L'inch is S6 andreservations are a must, so call P.osellnBaldwin at 933-3883. Get ready to havosome real fun when the Lively AvonLakers hit the road to see Forover PUiidat the Carousel Dinner Theater onSaturday. Fab. 22. The bu* will leaveBleser Field at 10 a.m. and return atapproximately G p.ra. Tho cost of thetrip is 548. If you would like to go. callRosella Baldwin o'. 933-8883. It's a fab-ulous show th«t you're not going towant to miss F.O call soon, because theseats go fast!
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Kolleda was cited for Uttering,improper disposal of garbage anil forleaving vehicles on city property.Trubach and Ebenschweller videotaped° L 3l le" t h o y f G u n d rocks, topsoil.old consnuction equipment, old pipes,and barrels and drums. At first, the twothought the barrel? contained haz-ardous material, but testing showedthat is not the cafn.
Some of the materials, like iho con-struction equipment oad drums, usvealready been removed. When the rest iscleaned up. Ebenschv.^Uer -old hewants to see tho site made into soma
sort of green spaco, like a little park forUiu whole city to enjoy.
"Wo're going to put u stop to thisright now. Lot's make this a green crea.We certainly won't lolorato this being adumping ground anymore," Ebun-schweller said.
In the meantime. Ebenschwellor saidhe will apply tho same effort to thowhole city 1c the coming year. "We willbe applying for a litter control and recy-cling grant from tho stale, but first woneed to establish a committee to decidehow the money will be spent."
Also, he said the service director isconsidering a Pride Week, to makeuumpsters available for residents whowant to lend a hand in tho cluaning.
Kolleda will appear in Mayors CourtJan. 13 at 7 p.m.
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Moldovan began the job out of bore-dom. She asked the administrator ifthere was something she could do tohelp out, and "Liz's Mail Swvice" wasbom.
**I was bored had nothing to do. Iaiked if there was something I coulddo, and they suggested delivering themail." Moldovan said.
Moore said ha believed is Moldovanone of the first in the country to rriuivotho honorary letter carrier avztd. andcertainly the first in this area. "This israre, not often at alL Tho day I met her,she was just delightful, an absolute
Each morning ultar the p < offlcodrops off Ihff ttuiil la tiia t< -or. • »»=sorts it and uses her electro whuel
chair to dellvnr th« mail and bring Hsmile to ***• faces of Good Samaritan's200 rosid&nts
'"Good morning, how aro you?" sheasks a resident us she hands him a pieceof mail, a sweepstakes entry. "I'vo got alove letter for you." she kids.
E'-eryone knows her; today she wasbeing kidded for her official uniformfrom the post office. Usually, only herwheelchair b outfitted with a rign ihalsays "Liz's mail sen -." Tho sign wasa gift from the facility receptionist.Berti Witter, whoso husband Cletedesigned and made the sign.
As she rolls hy the physical therar/room, an omployeo calls out. "Have' Jiymail for me? Any fan mail?"
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" AVON LAKE — A contract with thu5 company which would develop the^ future Walker-Avon Dulden intersection< traffic pattern couJd be authorized asm- early as noxt week.J2 Poggemuyer Design Group, of£ Bowling Croon. Ohio, gave a pre3enta-UJ tion to City Council on its approach to£ the planning for the intersection's very
near future of increased traffic andlong-rango implications of the JusticeCenter and new housing.
Greg Telecky. P.E., Principal farPoggemcyer, said the group wouldcombine Avon Lake's Land-use planwith engineering and infrastructureconcerns for too area.
Sr. Vice President Greg Bteszczad.P.E., said, "From a traffic standpoint,this is routine; counting and monitor-ing cars is straightforward. Where ques-tions arise ore in the planning issues,and what needs to be done in the next
20 years."Telecky said. "We're not just dealing
with cars und traffic lights here. Thereare many other factors that can beworked oul to benefit the public undprivate sectors."
After a contract is signed. Teleckysaid a crew could be in Avou Lake tobegin surveying in about a week- Afterthat, completing ihe study, design andrecommendation would take betweenthree and fivo months. The proposalfrom the city said the cost of the workis not to exceed SI2.000.
With the intersection already crowd-ed, and construction of tho TownCenter already begun with thu medicalbuilding, more cars are certain. Anearly study gave recommendations thatwould have cut off access to many ofthe small businesses In the Landings.
While an ideal situation would bo tohave the traffic study done beforedevelopment at tho intersection began.Dieszczad said it is in prolty good shape
even indicatod the loss of a home solobecause the potential buyer didn't likethat blue torp or a 40-foot motor homeright next door.
The suggested legislation broughtforth a lot of unhappy boat and recre-ational vehicle owners, in Ihe end.council Lucked down and tabled theIssue.
One of Avon Lake's problems dealswith lot sizes. Sines residential lotsrange In slzo, it would be very difficult,or even impossible, for somo propertyowneu to move their boats or motorhomes to the rear yard
A middle ground has to be foundhere. Other area communities haveimplemented similar legislation and inthe long run it's benefited the entirecity. Maybe Sheffield Lake's newestcouncil member Robert Ebenschwellerwill get governments to rothink theissue — or at least got a call from boatand recreational vehiclo owners saying,"Don't even think about it-"
Either way, you have to giveEbonschweller credit for taking his jobseriously.
A good debute Tho past few weeks atAvon Lake City Council havo boon
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now. "You havo u good start withwhat's thorn now. Tho situation couldjustify a third lane on Walker. You cando quitu o bit with traffic signals with-out making big changes to tho roads.*
Council person Earl Martin asked iftlio traffic study should bo completedbefore site plans tar the Town Centerare approved.
Tolecky said that was an "extremejudgment call. With developmentponding, tho ideal situation would beto havo the study now, but that's notappropriate for us to say."
Sito plan approval for tho TownCenter zoning permit was on lastnight's Planning Commission agenda.Any decision made on the plansoccurred after press time.
Council members are taking the for-ward-looking view on tho project, andexpanding their vision away from thointersection, especially west. Whilethis study will only encompass around
1,000 feet north and south. 1,000 facteast and 2.000 feet west. Poggemeveroffered a suggestion not attached to thatproject, called "access management-"
The process involves an extensivereview of planning and znning codas tocreate ordinances to manage future traf-fic increase planning. Poggemeyer VicePresident Randy Mielnick, AICP, said."Land use and transportation are high-ly related. Tho way an area is zoned hivery important"
Martin added, "We have an immedi-ate need to plan for this area. We justopened up 630 acres, of land that will "hold 1.200 new houses. We need to ;•.look at tho entire picture."
Mayor Vince Urbin said he wasencouraged to hear council leaning ~toward taking somo extra steps. "1 am 'thrilled to hear those kind of comments *being mdde by council. We arc taking a .proactive view, preparing for thefuture."
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filled with discussion on the ordinancethat allowed council to purchase thecity's new aerial fire engine without abidding process.
Councilporson Greg Zilka has led thogood fight in upholding the CityCharter; no wants to take the questionof making emergency purchases to thevoters. Lot our cltizocs docido theissue, and amend tho charter, if they sochoose.
Other members of council, ana LawDiroctcr Geoff Smith arj staunchlyagainst the idea, saying a charteramendment ts not necessary, tho char-ter gives council «b« power to createsuch ordinances. Others aro just plumconfused.
It looks a5 if council will use the lawdirector for what he is paid to do, endabide by his judgment. Smith said ntMrcmluy'a work aunthin lliat tint diiirlurIs it "Inunework" that gives council the
- power to m-jvu forward, and that theStatn of Ohio gives cities tho power to:t?akti emergency purchases.
However, Zilka said Avon Lcko'scharter cloaily states two things: one,that no purchase over $10,000 is to bemade, and two, that an amendment tothe charter h made only by n vote of thepeople.
WhJIo it looks as though he will loosethis battle, anyone who has heard himspeak at the recent council meetingsmust give him credit for his knowledge,integrity and passion for what ho docs.
A reminder to lakefront propertyowners In Sheffield Loko and AvonLake — an information mooting will bohold tomorrow, at 7:30 p.m. in tho AvonLake High School cafeteria.
The Ohio Department of NaturalRosoiirces will imswor quoations aboutCEA's. coailal erosion ureas, andupcoming nilos regarding constructionon ddsijmatod ixeas. If you awn lake-front property, you should attend thismeeting.
A bit of history Long-time Avon Lakeresident Eleanor Weber died this pastweek at a nursing home in Parma. Mrs. *Weber was the wife of Harry Weberwho first published the "Avon LakePress" back in 1951.
Weber printed the paper on a mlmeo- 'graph machine in his basement on ""Brookfield Road and sold the paper toHaroldICDoulhitandEdwinPivcevlch -.for 53.000 in 1956. Both owners mergedwith a second weekly paper called"The Rocordor."* owned by my latsfather. Richard Hemmer. Sr- in 1982.
As the area has grown, so has "ThePRESS." to Its current status in Avon,Avon Loko. Sheffield Lake andSheffield Village. Let history show,Harry Weber came up with tho phrase."Wednesday just isn't Wednesday with-out Th» rnkss."
It's iiill cold, but™ you can still hit a.bucket of golf balls at The Range locat-ed on SR S3 in Avon.
By now, most everyone has driven byThe Rangn and noticed tho packedparking lot or bright night lights afterthe sun goes down.
Arta golfers will be pleased to knowBob-o-Unk golf professional Joe Kriswill be teaching part-time at The Range.Also joining Kris is Sharon Minnich.tour professional as Director of GolfInstruction at Tho Range.
Immunization clinic setA cfrtld Immunization dirtc wiR bo held at
Sheffield Middlo School. 1019 Hants Road,Sheffield Vrflaoa. on Wednesday. Jon. 15 from4:30 p.m. to 7 ;»p j n .
This cfinic ta open to any family wtft children•gas birth to IB y«ars neetfng immunkatJon*.The cosl is $5 pw Immunization, howew, noona vHfl be Jentad an immunization due to theInability to pay.
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Newsworthy items for Jiis columnmay be sent to 701 Kenilivorth Ave.,Sheffield Lake. OH 44054-1232 or call949-2736. You can also fax me at thisnumber or send e-mail tofUakQjuno.com. All information mustbe nxeivad by noon on the Tuesday,eight days prior to the next edition.
From tho Mayor of Sheffield Lake.Mayor Mingee thanks the Girl Scoutsinvolved in passing out fruit baskets forihe holidays. He also thanks Rini Regoin Shoreway Shopping Center fordonating the turkeys for guts to familiesfor Thanksgiving by the mayor.
City of Sheffield Lako. Kathy Kovachwill remain Recreation Director of th«city for an unduturminod term. Thomayor said, "For as long as she wontsit." 1 guesi she's filling the positionuutil another mayor decides diflerontlv.
Sheffield Lake Community CivicCenter. The renovation of Ihe bath-rooms in tho center are almost com-plete. The funding of the projoct wassupplies by a GDB grant by the State ofOhio. Thanks goes out to the Voinovichadministration for the support of thiswell used community facility.
Thanks also goes out to the FalaChristmas Tree business on Lake Roadthat donated a five-foot Christmas treeto be used for the gazebo at the center.Additional trimmings were supplied bythe mayor and the recreation depart-ment.
Sheffield Lake City Positions to beFilled. The mayor is taking applica-tions for residents Interested in fillingpositions on tho Planning Commissionand the Park Board. Please forward
vour application to the city to tho atten-tion of Mayor Mlngee or call and leavevournamo and telephone number wiinhis socrotury at 940-7141. Someone willreturn your call.
Sheffield Lakts Development. A con-tractor whose name was undisclosed bythe mayor, has approached the citywith tho intent to build 118 units ofcluster homos m tho price range o3110.000 to 5135.000. The homes willbe located in the west end of the city. Ifthe project is finalized, built and soldtho project will cost about 515 millionand help tho tux base of tho communi-ty. Stay tuned to this column for moreinformation as it becomes available.
French Creek Nature CenterHighlights. Jan. 11. the center presents"Winter Woods" from 1- :30 p.m. Thismoderate walk will teach you to identi-fy winter woeds In their final beautyand discover their benefits to wildlife.
Jan. 12 will host an easy "SnowflakeHiko" from 2-3 p.m. Those attending
will learn all about snow and how .wildlife survive in this white season.
I bavo jus! a tittle trivia to pass on.Most people know what a blimp Is. butdon't know hot it got the name.According to "Tho American LegionMagazine.*' an aviation commandernamed Cunningham of England wesconducting an inspection and hap-pened to snap his thumb against tho airship's fabric envelope. Imitating the.sound he had fust made, he said, tlm-ply "blimp." And It caught on. I betyou couldn't live another day withoutthat bit of information. So "til next weekfrom the little house on Kenilwarth.havo a great one! It's good to bo back.Thanks for sticking with our publica-tion and a great '97 to ya!
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"It hurts. Mommy!"Nothing tugs at a parent's heart likea sack child. Whether it's a seriousaffliction, or just an achy tummy, youwant your youngster to get the bestcare available, as quickly as possible.
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The best care takescarine doctors.You want a doctor who is both dedi-cated and caring to treat your child.None are more so tlian the GreaterLorain County Pediatricians, likeDr. Bassel A. Salman, who providespediatric expertise and critical ambuto-
Care Center" Arid Dn MichaelWertmart, a Fellow of the AmericanAcademy of Pediatrics, who providesin-depth experience as both a GinicalPediatrician and an Academic Instructor.
We care for everyone.Pediatric Care is a vital and significantpart of the services provided by yourGreater Lorain County Physicians. Butit is just a part Our primary care net-work also includes Internal Medicine,Family Practice, OB/GYN, UrgentCare and Certified Nurse Midwtvcd.Call today for M consultation orappointment and ask .aboutgetting your FREE book,American Academy of Pediatrics:Caring ForYour Child.
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AcademicnotesThe following area resi-
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Reducing the escalating costs of dis-aster assistance! by promoting commu-nity responsibility .vill bo ;Iio nuwfocus of an unprecedented effort by IhoFederal Emergency ManagementAgency (FEMA). according to FEMADirector James Lee Witt As ha lool^forward to his next four years at theholm of the nation's disaster responseagency', Witt will concentrate on pre-venting peoplu and communities frombecoming victims of disasters byencouraging the concept of disaster-resistant communities.
"to the last fivo years, federal disasterexpenditures have risen from $3.3 bil-lion to more than S13 billion. Theexploding cost of local and federalassistance can be reduced if communi-ties lake constructive actions to reducedamage prior to the next disaster," Wittsaid. "FEMA will embark on an ambi-tious campaign to prevent people andcommunities from becoming the vic-tims of disasters. We are ready lo w-jrtwith city, county and state officials toestablish disaster-resistant communi-ties and promote safer, more economi-cally sound neighborhoods throughoutthe nation."
In the next four years, FEMA willencourage tho establishment of disas-Icr-resistant communities by focusingon three areas of activity:
• •Establishing a Pre-DUaster Miti-gation Fund: FEMA will establish apre-disaster mitigation fund which willprovide financial incentives for high-risk, communities to undertake mitiga-tion efforts to protect infrastructure andbuildings before disaster strikes.Congress gave FEMA S2 million in itsfiscal year 1997 budget to start thoeffort. Mitigation is the effort undertak-en by individuals and communities toreduce the loss of life and property infuture disasters.
• Implementing a Public / PrivatePartnership for Emergency Manage-ment: F£MA is exploring partnershiponpartunitiea with tho privnh* «mt(*ir uinclude tho business community In ih-
na I ion's emergency mimugyiiiynt sys-tem. The Public/Privuia Purinorship furEmergency Management will identifydisaster lists to communities, developoperating procedures for responseactivities, shorl-and long-terni recoveryplanning, and executing 'raining anilexercise programs. The effort will alsowork closely with Congress and theinsurance industry to develop a nation-al all-hazards insurance program.
• Overhauling FEMA PublicAssistance Programs: Two-third; of allFEMA disaster assistance goes torebuilding public infrastructure such asschools, roads, brides damaged by dis-aster. FEMA is examining its PublicAssistance Program to dramaticallystreamline the program's proceduresand expedite a community's recovery.
In audition lo the new agency inittu*lives. Witt will embark on a scries oftown hall meetings in high-risk areasthroughout the country tu encuurugethe concept of disaster-resistant com-munities. These meetings will bringtogether federal, stale, local, privatesector and non-profit partners to focuspublic attention on mitigation andcommunity responsibility.
Since Wilt became FEMA Director oilApril 16, 1H'J3, his main objective hasbeen to reduce the burden of disastercosts to American taxpayers whileimproving assistance to the nation'sdisaster victims and their communities.To accomplish this goal. Witt initialedefforts to streamline agency functionsand enhance tho delivery of federalrelief to people devastated by naturaland man-made disasters.
"Each of these initiatives allowedFEMA to dramatically cut the time itlakes disaster victims lo register andreceive disaster assistance." Win said."No longer do people stand in linewailing to complete a paper implicationform that lakes weeks to process. Nowpeople regi-itor for assistance by tele*phono nnd FEMA disaster relief pet* tov It-Hut a 111 iliivs lilHltiint "f wi-«k»."
Over the last four years. FEMAearned accolades for initialing effortsthat havi* left the agency stronger andbetter (.-quipped to meet the needs ofthe American peoplu when disasterhits. SOUK.1 accninplishineiiis include:
• Establishing a rapid responsecapability wilh national teams deploy-able within four hours of an even!.
• Developing a national lyleregibtra-liot> line that enables disaster victims lorequest disaster assistance with onetoll-frte phene call.
• Computerizing the disaster assis-tance application process.
• Establishing u national disaster
financu center which reduced thedelivery of disaster assistance checksfrom weeks lo days.
• Applying technological advancessuch as u hand-hvld computerized in-spection capability to streamline ihi.«delivery of disaster assistance.
"In I lie pist four years, the Americanpeople have experienced sorno of themost costly disasters in our nation'shistory." -;aid Witt. "Establishing publictrusl and keeping President Clinton'scommitment that ihu governmentwould bo there when the public wasmost in need, in the uftenr-ath of disas-ters, was our goal."
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This Christmas marked the third yearthat omployoes or the CheratronCorporation in Avon reached deep Intotheir nickels to help their neighbors.This kindhcarted group, knowing thatwhatever thoy raised tha companywould match, ano again donated gener-ously to Community Resource ServicesChemtron and CRS have an agreementthat whatever funds aro raised durinctho company* holiday collection areset aside for special needs of Avon fam-ilies. "Chcmtron employees ara happy
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Needs that have bojn mot in the pastinclude school clothes, shoes and fcesfuel oil and wood for wintertime heat'necessary auto parts and tires, alon"with utility payments to proven! dis°connection of service. Without the gen-erosity of Chemtron ond its employees.CRS w.-uld have no funding lo memAvon families' needs thai fall outsido ofSalvation Army guidelines. This won-
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AVON LAKE — With decreasedsewer usago. suwer rates might increasesoon. The Board of Utilities will r&viowu report Jau. 20 and decide on whataction to tiAu. it uiy. Sowor rates werelast increased in 190-1.
"We are reviewing the ?ewer rate fortho next threo years." said UtilitiesDirector John Kniapper. "Wo are con-corned if it will be adequate for Uio nextthreo years."
Slnco BF Goodrich relocated its PVCproduction out of Avon Lake and splitthe facility into two companies. BFGoodrich an J Gcon. less water has beenused by the facility, thus the sewerusago lias also decreased, according toKniepper. The facility had beeu one oftho Uirgesrsources of revenue for thewater and sewer departments.
"With water OLT customer isn't onlyAvon Lake." said Board Member JackKilbride. pointing to water customersoutside tho city.
Kilbride said Ihe board has attemptedto increase revenues without increasingsewer rates in the post, such as accept-ing septic waste for treatment.
Avon has constructed a new Industri-
al parkway that ties into the Avon Lakesewer system, he addod. but there amno usurs yet. , _ , ,.
With the Environmental ProtectionAgency's now information collectionrule, wasto water facilities serving over100 000 customers must conductmonthly tests on their raw water. ThoWater Department has managed toavoid a costly battery of tests because oftesting they have done on their own inthe pa*L .
"We got tho approval to waiver on thevirus monitoring." Knippper said, "Wehad enough data from bacterial analysisthat satisfied them that we don't haveto do the viral monitoring."
The data collection is an unfundedmandate. Kniepper said, which meansno grant money is available to fund thotesting.
"Simply by submitting six months oiraw (water) fecal analysis we got thewaiver." Rick Ebcrlu. assistant utilitiesdirector, said. • .
The board will save at least SI a.OOOby being exempted from viral monitor-ing. 11 would coat approximately St.000per month for the lS-month samplingperiod. Viral testing is tho most expen-sive. Eberle said.
Preschool information night setThe .Avon I'reschool Parents Club
presents its annual PreschoolInformation Night on Tuesday. Jnn. 14at Avon High School. 3075 StoneyRidgo Road in the cafeteria from 6 to 8p.m. Representatives from areapreschool.', will give information onIheir schools This cvont is open to thopublic.
At 8 p.m. Mrs. Margo Rico of Ploy &Learn Nursery School will discusskindergarten readiness. The public is
welcome for this event also. No chil-dren will bo allowed In the room whileMrs. Ricu is speaking. Babysitting isavailable for SI per child. Tho speaker'spresentation will be hold in tho AHSLibrary. For more information callShoila'WiLjon at 934-5412.
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Navy Lt. Cmdr. Charles F. Williams,whoso wife. Mary Hnlh, is thn daughterof Muna A. Vewjly of 4701 Case Road.Avon. Ohio, recently returned from asix-month deployment to thoMediterranean Sea aboard the coastalpatrol ship USS Firobolt.
Williams is tho ship's commandingofficer. In June, ho aid his crew depart-ed their hotnu port of Litllo Creel.. Va,for thfl ship's first deploymrnt.
Oospite tne high operational tempo oftho deployment. Williams was able lc*visit Albania. Romania. Spain, Turkeyand thu Ukraine.
Williams Joined the Navy In August1985. He is a 1985 graduate of thwUnivnrsily of Virginia with a BA degreeand a 1991 graduate of the V.S. NavalPostgraduate School, Monoleroy, Calif.,with an MA degree.
A b.iby boy. Croyson Kessel Palmiert,was born to Anthony and Julie Palmieri,.of Avon Lake on Nov. 12. 1996 ot 5:52'p.m. at Fairviow Hospital. Ho weighed'fl lbs. 10 oz. and measured 20 incheslong. Croyson was welcomed homa byhis big brother and sister. Reed andMcKenna. Proud grandparents areRichard and Connie Kessel ofLatewocd and Pat and Sandy Palmleriof Columbus.
A baby girl. Kelly Denise. was born toSherry and Mike Stockard of Avon onNov. 30. 1990. Kelly weighed In at 7lbs. 4 O7- and was 20 inches long. Proudgrandparents ara Guy and Deo Shuckand Marge and Herb Stockard, all ofAvon.
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Previous to her affiliation with RealtyOne. Carol has worked as a computerconsultant for Logtca. Inc. andInternational Computer Associate. Shealso worked in project management atClevaland Clinic Foundation.
Carol resides in Avon Lake with herhusband, James. She onjoys cross-stllching. sowing and computers in hertime away from the office.
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GenFed awarded tlxre-atar ratingGenFed Federal Credit Union, Akron,
Ohio has earned another five-star rat-ing. This prestigious award identifiedGonFed Federal Credit Union as one ofthe safest,most creditworthy creditunions in the United States. -
Tho award is based on a zero to fivestar ratiag as assigned by BFR based onUs analysis of the June 30,1996 finan-cial data as filed with the federal regu-lators.
A five-star rating, for the safest creditunions in the country, indicates thatthe credit union's deposits are federallyInsured up to $100,000 per account.that its regulatory capital exceeds J,0%of assets, that there are no excessivedelinquent loans or repossessed assetsend that the credit union was profitablefor tho six month period ending June30,1996.
"Gen^ud Federal Credit Union hasearned a flvo-'tsr rating in aach of the
last 12 semiannual reporting periods "said Paul A. Bauer, president of thoresearch firm. -This is a *irc=« indica-tor of a coniiitciil ievul of excellent- Weapplaud and strongly reconunendCenFed Federal Credit Union to itsmembers, associates and the communi-ty it servos."
GenFed was organized in 1937 toserve the employees of Geiwral Tireand Rubber Company in Akron, Ohio.Since then it has grown to over S87 mil-lion In assets and served the umployeesof over ZOO companies through officesin Akron, Bryan. Cleveland, Lorain,Wadsworth, Avon Laha, and Antwerp.Ohio, Mt Venion and Centmlia. XL, andShfclbyvlUe, IN.
GenFed provides bonking servicesiniiuding statement savings accounts,chocking accounts, ATM cords, sharecertificates, IRAs, Money MarketAccounts,. MasterCard. autD/boat/RVloans, home Improvement loans, homoloans, and signature Icanr.
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YMCA receives ProgramExcellence Awards
The Lorain Family YMCA hasreceived Program Excellence Awardsfrom the YMCA of the USA. Theseawards ore In recognition of excellencein specific program areas. Awards worerccoivod ho Acllva O\dot Adults (AOA
- 3 yours}. Child Cam {•! years}, YouthSports (7 years). Aquatics (7 years) andHealth and Fitness [7 years). Theseawards signify that specific criteriahave bi'en uchioved and verifiedthrough on application and reviewprocess. Award-winning programsmust refiuct the YMCA mission in thofollowing ways. Thoy must: promoteand model Christian values, meet com-munity needs, be open lo all. be led bytrainnd sjiff members or volunteers,offer financial assistance, ntnnhasizesoi'uty, be respectful of Ihe environ-ment, follow program land legal stan-dards, be progressive) and age appropri-ate, actively involve volunteers ana boregularly reviewud and evaluated.
The Lorain Family YMCA has three
(3) locations to serve you. Tower Blvd.YMCA is a full service faclliiy. There isa pool, gym, track, weight room.Nautilus, rac^uelbail courts. Universalarea and a variety of programs such asChild Core, swim lessons and exerciseclasses. Longfellow Park YMCA (for-merly Emerson School} has a gym.Child Core for ages 18 months throughago 12, Step Interval Clasj, Baton.Inline Hockey, and open gym unie forbasketball. North Coast YMCA in AvonLake has seven (7) racquetbaU courts, amini gym. Nautilus, weight room and avariety of 'programs. For more informa-tion about Lorain Family YMCA. call282-4414. GiH certificates are availablefor memberships and programs.
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Piazza's FEoral GreenhouseBy Nancy Fishburn
Whether you'ro looking for a pottedprimrose to add a spl»sh of color toyour kitchen, a unique gift for a specialoccasion, or the period ornamont foryour garden, toko a stroll throughPiazza's Floral Greenhouso for adelightful array of choices.
As you might expect, you'll Find rowafter row of beautiful polled flowersand plants — everything from annualsand Zrash herbs, to cactus, ferns. Ileustrees, and oven African violots. Butthat's only the beginning.
Piazza's has everything you'll needfor -the yard and garden, includinghand-crafted bird housos. bird feedersand bird balhs, wind chlmos. sun dials,mail boxes, garden rocks, and lawnstatues ranging from angels to dogs togeese. Handmade birch and maple fur-niture can grace your yard year-round.
For inside the house, you'll find amultitude of silk'floral arrangements.baskets and wreaths. Each one is pretti-er than tho next, and tho many colorcombinations will fit any decor. If youprefer. Mary Ellon Piazza, who runs thebusiness with her husband Jim. canexpertly design a custom pieco to yourspecifications.
If you Ilka to do it yourself, you canfind everything you need, includingplain wreaths and baskets, many typosof containers, silk and dried flowers,colorful fabrics, and other accessories.
For Ihose who'd Uko to learn niorijabout making their own arrangements,.Piazza's will bo offering floral de3ignclascos from January through March.Call for dates and times.
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If you want a now look, without re-doing a roam, Mary Ellon says thoy canhelp "Wo'll do the floral arrangement,provide the ruonor to go undor it, nndpick out tho plant stand to put your foraon. It's kind of a natural for us."
Piazza's Floral Greenhouse is locatedat 35650 Detroit Road, ji at oast of SR83.Business hours: Monday throughFriday. 9 a.m. - 0 p.m.: Saturday. 9 am.- 4 u.m.; closod Sundays during thewinter, but wUl open beginning PalmSunday. Telephone: 937-5880.
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YA Internet Training. Every Wednes-day. Jon. 5. 15, 22. 19. from 3:30-4:30p.m.. Young Adult Internet training.Registration is required.
Predicting the FutureWednesday, Jan. 15, 7 p.m-. Patricia
Budzik. astrologer, will giver her viewson gtm'-ral trends for the nation in thecoming year. looL at the weather, theshape of the general economy and thooutlook for the President This one-hour open fcrum will bo held in theGallery and is sponsored by Friends ofthe Avon Lake Public Library.
L'brary Trustees Mcrtlng. Thursday.Jan. 9. 7 p.m.. tho iihrary trustees willhold their monthly meeting in thoLakesbore meeting room. The meetingsaro open to the public
Historical Breweries inCleveland
Jan. 21, 7 p.m., Rebecca McFarlaudwill shore slides and stories of thebrewing industry and its impact onCleveland. Many of us don't realize theImportant effect that Cleveland's brew-ing industry had on our city, both eco-nomically and socially. The brewingIndustry was larger hero than any otherplace In our country at the turn of thecentury. Tho revenue that waj earnedfrom brewing beer rivaled that of theiron ore industry.
Tho dedicated and hard-workingbrewers were very generous philan-thropists. A variety of children's carocenter! and "old folks" homes wereestablished thanks to the brewers' gen-erosity. Many of Cleveland's memori-als, parks, and Tine arts, including theCleveland Orchestra benefited fromtheir gifts as well. Join Rebecca in theGallery of the Avon Lake PublicLibrary.
Tho Library Shopoffers spccinl savings this month
with reduced holiday merchandise anda 25% discount on selected books. ThisU a good tlmo to get an early start onthoso 1097 birthday, anniversary orspecial evan! gifts. The Library Shopoffers Custom Shopping Service whorea personal shopper will soled gifts foryour approval. Call fur more informa-tion or stop in for a pamphlet that willdeacribo this time saving service.
Beat the Video Rush!Avoid tho lasMnlnuto rush to get
your weekend videos fust boforo tholibrary closes at 5 p.m. on Friday andSaturday. Instead, choose your videosin leisure on Thursday evening whentho library Is open until 9 p.m. Sincothe loan period for videos is four days,your videos won't bo duo back untilMonday.
Homebound? Call for a bookHave tho long winter nights got you
itching for a good book to read butyou're sluck in the ho»ise because ofpoor health? Call M«. Cozzens at theReference Desk and ask for homobounddelivery. Homebound delivery serviceto Avon Lake residents is part of theOutreach Services provided by theAvon Lake Public Library. These ser-vtcas also Include monthly book deliv-ery to Beachpark Towers. Your requestswill bo delivered to your doorstep by atrained Ubnvy volunteer. Contact thelibrary at 933-8128.
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Lake Public Library will begin Monday,Jan. 20. Call 033-8128 or register In theChildren's Department- Storytimes willbegin tho week of Jan. 27.
Avon Public Library37405 Harvest Dn, Avon• 934-4743
New hoursThe Avon Branch library will be
open moro hours beginning Monday,Jen. 20. The additional hours an- beingfunded by tho library's operating levywhich was passed last Augmt.
New hours are: Mondays. 10 a-m. to6:30 pjn., Tuesdays. 10 ajn. to 8J0p.m.. Wednesdays, noon to 8:30 pjn.,Thursday*. 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.,Fridays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. andSaturdays, 10 a.m. to S p.m.
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New hours are: Mondays, 10 a.m. to8:30 p.m.. Tuesdays. 10 a.m. to 8:30p.m., Wednesdays, noon to 8:30 p.m..Thursdays. 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m..Fridays. io a.m.. to 6 p.m.. andSaturdays. 10 a.m. to B p.m. (Seiitumberthrough May) and 10 a.m. !o 2 p.m.(June through August).
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Avon, soccer reach agreementBy Nancy Fishbura
AVON — City Council finalfzedterms at an agreement fur Un» AvonSoccer Association (ACA) to bo run.independently from tho rest of theRecreation Department's programs. Theagreement will bo voted on at nextMonday's meeting.
The ACA, made up of tho parents ofparticipating children, has been run-nii^j thn program for tho past couple ofyears, but this gives them control an aprivate association. Tho ACA will workwith city park personnel to coordinateand schedule the use of soccer fields atSchwartz Road Park.
All soccer equipment, now owned bythe city, will bo sold to the ACA for anominal foe, as it is still lo be used forsoccer In Avon. This minimizos start-up fees for tho association. Future pur-chases will bo mode from fees the ACAcollects.
TLe city Service Department willcontinue to handlo tho maintenance ofthe fields, as It has done in the past.
In reviewing tho agreement, l-awDirector Daniel Stringer said. "Theassociation is doing a good job. Thisprogram requires a lot of work and a lotof volunteers."
Council will review tho uRroomunt vnan annual basis. Council Prcsidunt EdKrysiDueski said. "I Ihink it's it jjrt'utway lit tixpuml Ilm socctir |irDf*ruiii.**
In other businessO Council will ulso vote next wool,
•n an ordinance requiring a deposit forlegal and engineering foes from coin pa-nics seeking tax abatements in the city.Said Krystowski. "Wo should berecouping some of these costs. Thoro'sno reason that taxpayers should bti pity-ing for this."
Understandingdepression workshop
Don't ctospairi A wceWshop to help you under-stand depression Mill take place at LoraJnCommunity Cortege. College Center, Room 228at 9:30 tc 11:30 urn on WoOnowldy. Jan. 27.
Special speaker. Melissa Tumoleson has amasters degree m Pastoral Counseling and is inprtvato practice in EJytta.
Individuals must register for tne woriunop bycalling Beverly at Busch Family Ctupala. 741.7700.
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AVON LAKE — It was a rough weak-end for tho Sbor«mon, who wore thro-Uod by a pair of area heavyweightsOlrasted Falls and Elyria. falling to 4-6overall and 2-3 in tho Southww lornConference.
Things were a bit easier for Avon,which moved to 7-0 on the year bypowering past crosstown rivalBrooksido. which continues to strugglttat 1-7 overall.
Ofmsted Fulls 72, Avon Lake 48Elyria 100, Avon Lake 48Senior point guard Frank Balogh was
a one-man gang for Avon Loko lastweekend, but ho couldn't do it alone.
"Flash" led the Shoremen in bothweekend dofeats, scoring a gamo-high22 points against the (8-1) Bulldogs,and following it up with a team-high16-point effort in the loss to the (6-2JPioneers.
Avon 70, Brookside 52With high-flying junior Steve Vega
doing his usual damage, the undefeatedEagles jumped on tho Cardinals earlyand never let up.
Avon led 18-4 after a quarter, andwith Vega lighting it up for a game-high25 points, tho Eagles wcro "lever threat-ened.
Braokside (0-4 in tho LCCJ. got dou-ble digits from Joe Eckenrode (10).while Robbie Jackman added nine.
The Eaglos. who outrobounded
Braaksido 47-29, had three doublo fig-ure scorers besides Vega in ScottCrawford (11). Nick Snavoly 111], andJeff Benson (10).
Cardinal Joe Eckonrode leans into anAvon defender after getting oft a shot in _ . .Brookside's Loraln County Conference B o m ° » Away Brookskte's Joe Eckenrode elevales for a jump shot in the Cards'loss to Avon last weekend. PRESS crosslownballewithAvon last weekend. EcAenrode^ team-high 10 points weren't
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crosstown batle with Avon last weekend. Eckenrodes team-high 10 points werentenough to derail the Eagles, who prevailed 78-52. PRESS photo — AlanWegryn
Avon Lake's IViathisen in quest of state wrestlinq titleIf a 215-pound state championship
wasn't on Avon Lake wrestler ErikMathisen's mind when the seasonbe^an, it is now,
Competing in the recent BrunswickInvitational, tho Shoromen seniorupended last year's Division I stalechamp, Ed Lynch from Holy Name,lending credence to his chances at cap-turing his first ever stato crown.
Mathison, a two-tirao Division n statoqualifier, built a 0-5 lead over Lynchafter two periods, before Lynch got anoscapo point In Uio last period to nar-row tho margin to 0-G.
Mathison, who was chosen the tour-nament's most valuablo wrestler, was-n't fazed, nailing Lynch with a take-down in tho final seco: •** for the 11-6decision.
The A.L. football standout is unbeat-en this season at 12-0 with 10 of hiswins coming by pin.
Wiestling rap Mothlson's teammate,125-poundor Bob Bockwich also left
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Brunswick with a titlo after pinning hisfinal round opponent from Stow in alittle over a minuto. It was the senior'ssecond first-period pin in threo match-es at tho loumoy.
A.L's Brian Carbuugh finished BOC-ond at 135 losing an U-6 decision inthe finals, while lB9-pounder GrogHartlaub was third for tho Shoremen,who finished fourth in the team racewith 150 point*.
The Avon and Brooksido wrestlerswore also experiencing Hfo on the mudat tho recent cighMoam Bcroa Invi-tational.
Miko Meno (130) and Zak Berstling(135) were Brookslde's top finishers,placing second, while Avon was led byrunnor-up performances from 145-pounder Don Gumblo and 215-pounderJoo Kennedy.
Shoremen stats Frank Pnlogh hastaken over the scoring i«ad for tho 4-4Shoremen, averaging 13.9 points againo.
"Tho Flash" is also lops on tho teamin steals with 33 and assists with 52.IIo's also averaging four rebounds anight.
A.L.'s loading rebounder is seniorKeith Hlllo. who is pulling down 10.1boards a gamo. while scoring 12.9.
Junior Rick Strouch is also averagingdoublo figures, scoring 12.4 u game as ispostman Charlie Culp (12).
Bird watching Stovo Vega Is stilllighting it up (or Avon, scoring a whop-ping 20.3 points every tiino ho steps ontho court.
In six gamp- for the Eagles, the juniorhas scored no loss than 20 points, whileorchestrating a 6-0 starts for his squad.
Vega is getting plenty of assistance in. the jeering column from teammates
fosh Gucrrieri and Nick Snavely, whoore averaging 1D.5 end 11.2 points agnmo respectively.
Snavoly was on fuego in the Eaclor-1
most recent victory, scoring IS of histeam's first 19 points, and finishing thenight with six throo-pointers-
Kobbio Jackman Is Broaksido's lead-ing scorer hitting for 10 points a game,while sharp-shooting Joe Eckenrodo is|usl under 10 a night ot 9.9 points pergame.
Opening night 1994 ALHS graduateJessica Soto made her Cleveland areawrestling debut Dec. 29 at Cleveland'sSt. Michaels Cross Hall.
"Black Ice." which she is called onthe mats, is u member of the ClevolandWrestling Club.
Aqua Marine offersnew year of fitness
AVON LAKE — Tho Aqua Marino Hotel and Resortannounces swim lessons beginning Jan. 20-31 spon-sored by the American Red Cross. These level twoswim lessons will bo held al the Aqua Marino HealthClub's indoor pool daily 4-5 p.m. Prices ore 540 perperson.
Also, unlimited aerobics will be offered for 520 umonth. Winter racquotbull and wallyboll loagues arealso forming. Coll 933-CLUB for more information or toregister.
TV basketballcoverage continues
WVIZ-TV Channel 25 continues its covur»j;ii of highschool sports whon tho 31st season of high school bus-ketuall a'rs Friday, Jan. 10 at 11 p.m. luich week.WVIZ-TV prosonta basketball games featuring top
loams from the Northeastern Ohio uroo.This year's broadcast team includes WKWS-TV 5
sports anchor Mutt Underwood handling with nlav-bv-play call with WKNK sportscaster Bill Needle ollerlnahis insight and color commentary. Cleveland Cavalierplayers wilt join lhn broadcast team also offer com-muntury.
Broadcasts of ttiu gaum ant made possible byCavaliors Charities, A Fund of tho Robert RMcConnick Tribune Foundation, tho Ohio Lolio' v unitIlio East Ohio Gas Company.
Spring soccer registration heldciS l iE I , l i IctD«!'?!C I ; 7 "Sl'ri"'? 9OtXfJr r°Sis«™tmn forMiuffield-Shnffiold Uku Youth Soccur will be holdSaturday. Jan. I t . in and 25 from 2-4 p m mDomonkas Library. For In-Houso njjes. born betweenAug. 1. 1000 i m J July 31. 1092. tfio fUB i9 $ 2 0 t"0"Irnvul Tnnm agos. born between Aug. 1. 1977 and lulv3 ..1-Jflfl, jhi.foe l , 5 2 5 . New travel players noodacopyofthoir birth certificate and a smaU picture. Fur mom
Information, call Dana at 949-6522 or Jim at 949-8189.
Club 55 bowlingThe your has come to an end. and none to soon for a
lot of bowlers However, thero were sorao bowlers whoHnjovwl bnwlinc this post week. For the women.Shirley K^irs who had the high game or tho day. a 203game whim helped her to a nice 530 series.IIattiothasz win socond with a 480 series, and CharlotteMemin had » 450 sertes. Craco Reich was the leader in
¥™S™*'hl'th0 womcn by boine 75 pins
. C n i * M lB.d by N ! n r v F r i o n d w i t h fiomw of 211and 200 winch led to „ 58H series. Marv. was also thepins over average leader for the men by being 91 pinsover averago. S,,m Cuorcio had tin, high game of thoday for the mon. « 22(1 g 1 ) m o and he cndoS up wUfa n
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By Chris Assenhebner
AVON LAKE - Behind a secondquarter in which they outscorcd Bay23-3, tiio Shoregals moved lo 11-0 over-all and 7-0 in the SouthwesternConference with a 47-37 victory lastweekend.
Senior Rebecca Sanclor led AvonLake, scaring 16 points, including to inlas decisive second period.
Avon Lake actually trailed 10-6 afterthe opening eight minutes, but withSandor scoring and Bay reeling, thoSharegals took a 29-13 advantage to thelocker room, and held tho Rockets offdown the stretch.
Brookside 47, Keystone 38Tracy Humpfiruy and Mindy Wrinht
combined for 32 of thoir turn's i "point t t i L
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ined for 32 of thoir turns ipoint output in an LCC victory overKeystone.
Humphrey led all scorers with iapoints for tho Cards, who improved to7-3 overall and 3-2 in th« conference
Oberlin 57, Avon 10Cespite owning a 26-25 halftime
advantage, the Eagles cruniblud downtho stretch. losing to LCC rival Gberlinto fall to 1 -7 overall and 1 -4 in the con-ference
Avon, which was ou'jcored 32-22 inthe second half, w-is led by BethWeaver's 12 poirls. and |amieHncovec's 11.
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The Avor. Soccar AssociaUcn will hold a meeting onWodnwoav. Jan. 15 at 7:15 at tho Avon Public Ub&iy.Weas for a (all fund-raiser will bo on the agenda ut this
5 \a s lT1 B . ^oc'aUon welcomes all paJenla to takopart in the Avon soccer program and appreciates thesupport. rr
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Datf and son pair up.lason O'*tourke, age 12. and his lather, Tim. Irom Avon, won second place fn the12-13 year old ago group cl the Parent-Child basketball tournament held at theRidgewood YMCA fn Parma.
a fax deductionAs the year draws to a close, thoughts
Inevitably turn to one of the basics ormodern lift* - tnxosl Lot Ohic SpecialOlympics Lolp you out by t'ormllng anyunwonted a? unloved vehicles to theRecycle For Gold program.
By calling 1-000-590-1600, you canremove a vehicle form your propertyfree of chargo. It will either be resold,sold for puts, or completely recycled.In exchange for your contribution, youcan taka a tax deduction equal to thofair market valuo of the vohlcla. At thesame time, you can recolvo tho satislactlon of helping to provide competitionsfor the more than 17,000 SpecialOlympiads in Ohio. During tho pn-tyear moro than 600 vehicles have beendonated to the program, generatingmore th/in S2U.G0O to support thii pro-gramming.
Besides the tax deduction and dona-tion, there aro several other benefits tothe program. Tho owner benefits byhaving an unwanted vehicle removedfroai »heir property. The environmentbenefits by being spared tho harmfuleffects of improperly disposed materi-als. Finally, communities benefit bybeing more attractive duo to Iho
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Socioty is selling mi-mbership lickutsfor tho 1997 Fiiir for 513. A momber-shiu ticknt inny bo purchased by unyindividual who resides in LorninCount}, and is age 21 or ovitr.
A person who purcliusus a m«mb«r-ship iicknt is onlitlod lo seven mimiH-sians to tliii Fnir, win vo(>i to f?l«ct niem-burs to the Hoard of Directors, and uinonler uxliibits Into Iho Pair. Member-ship tickuU may bu iiurchnsud from thusecrolary, or from WellingtonImplomont. TicLols mny also be fur-chased by mail. Send 513 fot eachmembership and a stamped, solf-adilrcssod envelope to: Bernto Nirodu.Socromry. P.O. Uox 15, Wellington. OH44000.
Tha dates for iho 1997 Fair arc Aug.18-24.
Marriage EncounterInformation meeting
There will be a Marriage Encounter Informa-tion mooting on Jan. 16 at 7 pm, "rtxi aro Invitodto learn moro about Marriage Encounter by hear-ing how mairiou couples mado pood marriagesb«nvr. pletuie (o.n us at the Avon Lake Library inthe Botty McMahan Room.
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Tho following full-tlmoLoraln County Commun-ity COIIPRO sludcnls havobeen namod lo tlio dean'slist for thu fall quarter.AVON - Paul W. Birth.37U21 Dotroil Ktl.. Ko'luyA. Duncan. 3-105 StonuyRidgi). Paul ;. Ci^''otti.3382 Parltviow, UonnaKissling, 2303 Candlo-waod Dr., Richard /.Muynard, 37 571 LorioBlvd.. Charloto Swords.37235 Detroit Rd.
AVON LAKE . SlyphunK A-jndt. 33323 Clwt-liiiiu Dr.. Mary E. Fluot.:i0!) W(j3twind Dr.. KellyA. Kruogor. 32181Country Club. Doboruh J.Lupo, 7'J Landings Way.Laurie P. MCAIWMB. 520Danbury Lnno. MatthewM. Pattys, 250 CherryLano. Lnura A. Kafn.32557 Efoclric. MichaelB. Sulig. 207 VineyardKd., Douglas J. Shaw, 071Mocro KJ.. John A.Vasko. 18« S. Point.Poggy A. Vincent, i l lLflksviviw ?1r.. Victoria A..We.'ull. VJi Fowat Blvd..Andrnv/J. Youngloss. 03Inwood Blvd.
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I'ROVIDING Yfiil WITH A CHOICE...Ar.otown Studios • 33491 Lake Road, Avon Lake
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LAKEFROHT - SHEFFIELD LAKE. HOT•6353- Your own boat launch i beach!BnakraX 3/4 acrat 2 yr old hornet a s bath!Fin. Bsmfl $4B9.900< KODGERS, 93:14193.
AVOM LAKE: HOT I6S55. Dramitf: foyerl 2y u n young! Cathoital MBR suit* + a lg.Bdrmsl Fufl bsmU 0.6 acre lotl Asking$259,900. KODOERS, 933-6195.
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Kathy Salullo 933-4977.
2Mrm.2Mm.Fn. Ucar$104,000.
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$108,9002 bottrm. 2 bain. FH. 1.3 car
$100,800Al unos met otubhouM. pool.
and nerdae room.Oft Mae Rd. bftwaen Jayau
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117BJO0. 671-L6a HOMES. DMignDMlvri wanted. Frae Brochure.Honest M M Log Home*. = » » £ • ?County Highway boot Ca. M D « .TanrmaesW/S. {BOO) 231-9005.
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mfoi.HEW AVON" LAKE HOME! 1BEDROOMS, 2 1/2 BATHS, OAKCAOINET8. MA3TEB BEDROOMSUITE, WHIRLPOOL. TUB. OASHEAT. AJC, WRAP AROUHOPORCH, 2 CAR OARAOE. «*O«^MFOR THE HOUDAVSI J1M.M0.TRADE MARK HOMES. W3-*Mt.
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SAVE THOUSANDS-fiuy iMioryoweci MDC M V » CMI lor Irwt odorweralme. t^00-ftB6-1763,TIRCO OF REMTINO. We tw over39 pr* owned nomet raaily tortmmedWto deUvery E-Z tinancmgPehery Inducted. fKO*aA\7K3
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AVON 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX,Oarag«, Full Kitchen; $929.00 *Deport WW039
AVON LAKE: 3-Otdroom brickbwjBicM Mm attacried garage andbasement Men nelgncmrtiood. Nopats. $fl*&tno-paji nwwn Avatfa&eFoo.i«.CUaner5pm.933-4S33.AVON LAKE CXECXTTIVE HOUSE.3 Bedroom. Screoneti-ln Poicn,Fltapiae*. All Appliances.I I J M f l W . HO PETS C*» D K Iua-t-vip pnorrmvMA>lMllUtHT <I1«)»»-H3IAVO~N~LAKE NEWLY RENOVATEDTWO BEDROOM. t.a'03KlKfr*rVQ«w*2 Room. FletfioinlBlvd. n*ar Curtla. AvailableFebruary 1,1W7. 933-25*4AVON LAKE. NEWER 3 BEDROOMHO-/3E: 2-1/2 Batn. Screened mPa'zfi. FWpiace. AJt AppKances.$ 1500 per Morth. No Pet*. Caa Dack*'*1'. VIP Property Marugemem.
AVON LAKE, 3BH. central air.tanced y>r*j. dote to tcnoota. nopntt. $1W'Wontn pfc* uMSa«. CaJIKV4-SI42.AVON LAKE. 3 B f i •/I>nl«n»db«*envMX lanced ysra 2 car gantge,NO PETS. Avaiiaoie FeO. 1,$7jaWonm, 833-0774
nev carpetiriQ, appliance* &amanitiei. Cloie to 1-80. From$aiD QO 937 94QO. 899-0060,BAr VILLAOE COLONIAL: » R .WftFP, naw appliance!, screenpon:n. drMjf>ed baiement. 2 carganov. tanatcepnd yam Wak toschool*. Pubnc trancporutton A
Sl.100.ATm. 833-04*5.
BAYi 2 Bearoom Rsncn. attic.
fangs, graal yard, no pel*.7sow ioa-oeat.
KELLVS ISLANDiAKE COURT COTTAGE
ConipMtery Ftxntinad 2 BedroomRarwn, Sieepe 7. C/A. S(McteaJv\nevi, $890 00 WeWJv or $190 PerDay, Cel(4tB)e2S4tHor{4tS)
7*6-2882.KICK OFF 1H7H our court Makemovmn *uae you. PenonaUe your 2or 3 biWroom lownnome. Starano at$189 i^a Rhonda. (216) 322-0213
LARGE CANOPY TENTSFor Rent
Paries tor Your Outtoor Party!rO"20*2ff30'
AU tor MarkSrnRft'a Country Courrew
9M-A403
OFFICES AVAILABLE2-4 ROOM SUTTES
Lake Road, Avon LakeRaaaoMba Rent irtWea mdudeO.
Cae tor AppMntmenc
RIVER EFtlCIENCYBK)heat ndudea
WESTLAKE; Condo King Jam-i So.Bramaf BWg. 2&/3QA. teoand ttoor.fc pets. $HOO. per mortn. 882-4078.
47 Storaga SpaceFor Rent
ROCKY RIVER; Storage Oarage22-*2V. UWJard ganiba door.U31-797B.
52 CommerddlFor Kant
AVON RETAIL SPACE4,100 Sq-FL
5MSq.FUAdUc.rrtJReply to: P.OBOX 300-M
AVO* OH 44012
NEWAirnQUEMAUSPACE FOR RENT
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For RentCITY CEM11H COMPLEX;DiwWun Loran. ReaaorMMe rent.UWBee pao. Five parUng. ^artoua«ue A nntsned ipeces. 10,800 KJ.IL4«0 e a t S90 *Q A 1190 to, ft Can anDe arranged B M « tenant Urtin»ftedanwM, t « i i q , i (2010 Kift. tnd2150 *4 ft, ineie can Oe esrrSmed toP/oviQo4;ssfoli)Piwneg*4-«t1>.~ INOIVKXJiJ. OFFICES
AVASJUltJEIndhrldijal offices tor rent (ram 132•q ft ft up ttsrwg at $200itoonm.t*M an Irvjvuuai ,Xan tor istoonoraiand Mcratanst luppon sarvtcetCornrsnjenoy tocatitl In Lahswood onOetroN Avenue h EjecuOva Centerh- cewdann ot Bliy VMagl. West-lake. Hocfey River, (von. are) a* me—*—*— area. CaM J21- I " -vwietMda area- CeH fai -gMI.PflOfESStONAL^FFICE A«a4a£MJan. in. kkwitormt«catorEa»eiol-!•» Locaaon Mthun Maf area mESna- 443 OrtMtXJ fid. UNI 3. Cal324-25S2 or B7t-7*S0 arler 8pm.
60 Rooms l;or RentSMALL SLEEPWO ftOOMVWtUMof kunen. S*3 e weik. no dnnkxw-Center Root Rd.. N. iVjgevaia.327-3711
65 Vacation PropertyFur Rent
EASTER WEEK-3BH 2BA coecrinoma on tropeal Uarct> Island. Pool,ternla. apji, kA> turnortsd.892-t3B4,HILTON HEAO CON DO; 2-bed-rooma, ovenooka pool Summer rats$ 7 0 CLUXURIOUS CONDC KELLEYSISLAND. Slav in tna haart oldowmo»n Keavya tslwd In nearlynew 3 bedroom, beautifullydeoortttd osndomMum wen poot 4HrepUce. Caa 41042S-6 ISO.
"WANTED
80 Help WontedADVERTISING SPECIALTY
BALES PROFESSIONALA premier dwrbutor of ad •pectsttymeWendlss to cunencfy lecruatngtor a uaea proteaalonerK- ton ourteam orwmed company. I JwOefKoommlaaton strucuni along wHt!
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Experienced: Mutt rutva own bob.Above average weges, healthbenefttt. pension plan, dean
worung common*. Apply at: Ray*aAuto 4 Truck Service. 3«3if
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AVON LAKE COUNTRY-CITY CHARMER
S M this doSghtfuDy miflt 4bedroom. 2H bam Cotonlai.wrap around porch, dec*. 2car garage, full basementhuge family room, beamedcoifing*, oown mottings, buid-in bookshatvM and rnora.Coortiy tot - cBy conveniencea- prime tocaSon Avon Laka.Meet/ Priwd •< S233.7S0 - catC i i t l S o i l at 034-STX7 or
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AVON INDEPENDENT Hepre-sentaBve. Potential S100-S2000 parmonth. H W own hour*. Ooor/Doornot necessary. MadtcaUolnrInsurants available. 1-B00-180-8311. .AVON raeda repre»entai)vei «t iSeav*a.CU for Interview and starter U linvestment required 320.1-600-433-0114 Avon independent Sale*Roprcaentaflve;.
AVON TOP SALES $55$Sal to Family, Frtma, at work.
S8>S2z/hr. m n o iNO DOOfl TO OOOH REQUIRED.
ELVRIA, OH ' O00-MO-M5OAVON. ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT TO ASSIST IN BUSTOFFICE. Good word processing•kill a. Excellent communlcattons(written and wrtaQ a mutt. Variedduties. Mutt want to work In a last-pecad evtvlronmenL Ful Brno. Sendresume and Mlary requttwnact) BP.O. Box 300 AA. Avon Laka. ONo*4012.
BEAUTICIAN•"OPEN HOUSE*"
SALON MANAGEMENTOPPORTUNITIES
Sunday-January 12th2:0O-4:00PM
Great Benefit PackageTraining
Free HairProducts/Gifts
Free Drawing ForShears
Great Clips for hair
Savannah Commons30640 Detroit Road
Westlake, OHCuyahoga Co., 219-
2252Loruln Co., 933-8793_
BRIGHT A ENTHUSIASTICUATUHE PERSON needed for busyvets ma nan ofllca. Permanent, Part-time position Wift varied A InterwlWgduties. We ofler a pleaeanlatmospTe. traJntnQ & a challengingtast paced environment. Apery atAvon Lake Animal Cftnlc. 124 MJJerpg HO FHONE INQUIRIES.
CAR WASH ATTENDANTSLocking (or a tew good men. land-scape*, roofer*, oic wn«n yourteason onds. our* suns. Apply inperson: Fnlrvlew Cut Wash. 21123torain fld. Fairview.
CAREER CHANCIfcJ 90 year oldpnarmaceutx^ ccrpa/iy announcesmaior expansion Into Onto. Need 3motivated IndnVJuals NOW. Immot*.ale Incoma. long term Mun), stockprogram. l-aoo-430-0420
CARPENTERExperienced in residential kitchenand ban remodeling Musi be proO-aent In M t n M carpentry, dry w-tf.ceramic Me and counterttps. Sendwege raowwrwrja. wort expafl.rKeand related aotJtunai skua to w wLite. P.O Boa 450 M C, WepOake, OH44145.
CDL DRIVER. Maiar Zo. Unem-ployed w/earl Sun levt: SMSiiit.Career oppTy- CASH bo.- «•«. FREEl d m ) o i B ( 2 l 0 ) 2 3 2CHt-CHTS. Horn ruing food lerwvrsand UtcfMm *mp*3ye«t. AptWm p»r-•on at 128 SneKMd Center. 233-M30
CHILD DAY CAREtion-prout ornani^ailon located kiN Otmsted and Loram > M U qiiaMw)eppBcanti tor me toap*(ng pouuna:
U e d TeKhar (40txuV*>Plan dnd Imptomont chAJ oeveiop-ment prooramirg lor 4yr c«». Awo-oato oogrM or beotr required.
AaalaUnt A AnerBchool|3O nnt/wk) Poui.on u M * t i taad(•acrwf Worn wm emi*wi H J I Hlemorttu to 10 y n otd. HnmctiouiDiploma raguiBd
HORIZON ACTIVmES CENTER
CLEAN HOMESFuli-tima,nrierencea. 734-2302 aner 6 pjn.Kann.CLEANEftS; P&ikmwi Oeanertneeded. Transportation requtrKLC»i Karen ttuSeor.CLEAHINQ: R«*«J»ml»l rtomei^Looking lordepenrJtfil*, rruttura hilp.Tmportaoon retMred. Good pay.Pert-brrw. tint** hour*. Aopfy al34069 Center Rld^ Rd. Nft. &&•
COOK NEEDEDFufl or Parl-ome.
WWTratfLApphMn Penon:
339S3 Center RUge Rd.« R i
CuatomMRepForman & on-lhe-|ob tralninaprogram In a high proftla carver.Potential aaminqs of S1,D00/Mi.aipense aocsunt & benollts. CanSnaron a) ^«34^4S or tend raaumeto i t4B EudW»4l i , Cleveland.44 H5. 'DATA ENTRY, Medctf ORte Skflle-.<el: SOOOMu FluAle ohrtb. FREEEnlertMnmanl Bookl ThernM734-4831.DATA ENTRY CLERK,Transportation Co. Skill lev«hS450/wk. Orowtn poUnual. CASHbonuaes. FREE Erurummom BooUBetty 252-4114.
DATA ENTRY PERSONNELWeatMoa Office la teeklng data entryprraonrwL Prevtau* enmrtonoa re-gtired m data entry. PoMUon and•oftware training tottt be proMded bythe oonxwny. Comperwalion com-menaurats <Mth «nMrtenee and ••-ceOent bansfit padtAQe- FVase cal213-523-MM S S^
OEWFAL RECEPTIOMST/ASSISTANT POSITIONS.
Immedwa FuB or Pan-Una. Oeneffis.EjtperWnce nmlarrBd. Ptoaae lendrwume to PO.OOJI 450633 We«-lafce.OH 44145.
DRIVEH U1A0OU ugn-on bonua.Slartlno $20/27. PaKTbernfltntw-nuMt/morv. Need: 1 y»ar OTR ax-pertence-ag« 23. CX/Roberaonneeo* OTR driven lor dry vsna/flat'beds tor PFT/Robetion. Cel 1000-473-aMt. EOBrnl.
DRIVEROwecOperalonFteol Operslors
Regional Srvjrthaul Corner noods12 mora truckj to rtandle loU ot "No
Touch" trakjtAWe Otlor "AM .Tuloa Paid
• All Permiis Paid* No Company Trucks' Mihunt Owirantmn
• No Holdback or Eacruv* Home Wofltendj Ouanmtood
Cat Lar y today al BOO-200-CUUEMon.-Frl. eam.-Spm. Oal ttw
datWl !Ht-o*» Exprans. Inc.
ORIVER-ATS wantt you) Allconvernonal fleet no Mo-t&itHig, 1ibenatiti package. W« pay foreipanence. irncior purchaseprogram avuldUa. Cut AT& 1-600-496^482. EGC
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Lma«d Opmngs lor RaffedT . Pnona « x n apptoved m
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DRIVERS CDL-AMmvChanernorUoior Fraignt. Start at 2a.5cant«/mli« solo. Start at 31 5cents/miiB t«am. 401 (h). Maitn.oenul and M« Regional *nd OTRpouttona open. Cat 800-777-0509 7D M lor an intern wDriver* aiperMnced ornaxpenenccd North Amancen VanLmn ha» ownet operator openngs intrwr RekKeUon Servicm Dm»onTuilian-lree training! Tractorpurcnase programt. no Irailarmaintenance eipensei. p»y torperformance p*arn and much mor*t1 00-343-2147 dwpt A-M
DRIVERS J ^ y+rff* mMm *, payto* me best dftvw* n Irt. nXooyDegmnng Fabruvy 2S(n, oitw»n witn1 veer «icwnenoB w* tun evnngS37 to S40 a mrie Calt-ao-2JB-HUMT EOE SuOfwet to dajgO C n - l O l lOl l l -ona y
, UP *u 3O cans p*< man.veekry pay. iroursnce (umnfMKl40IK. U K g n M tractor*. CDL "A"wllh h«/m*1 requirad. Call Pal.Landwr Transport, V*c 1400-7BS-7357,Orivere-Eip. CVO. recentgrads..-Butters Transport t» nowhiring in your U M for our van. &Mbederg oVidiceM d neat*. Cea today: 800-762-1819.DRIVERS-Meppy Hew >MT1 COL A-tolo/iaam/O.O/co-OTR. Ourreiokitton; SeaO-S900<Wk.. m paynoid-Mck. peyroa rMce/wk and adMpaJpn n 2 dain. Yoitf nnouion; AcaiTta 1-«OCMI7«-S7M anygme aiL1283
ymoil weekcndsl Top pay andbaneROf Oood m«n • tnena>y freight!W% no-touch height U«|or meocal,dantat, w o i a 401k. Company padkta Mwvance and acodenM daenInsurance. 1 ymmr Iractor-triiiaraipanence. COL A reoutMl Call800-395-10451XWXM44-1272.
ORIYERS-SOLCVTEAUS.Tmma-SIOOK*!Tn«narvt70Ktl
g ( )Drtva convennorais coaM-kxoastf
Donuses. beneAta. 401KCovenant Tranapon (vipwtenceO
1-800-M1-O94 Kit 53-29(OraducMs) 1400-330-6X20 ext
SP-W Weakand wouMo,EARN MONEY Reedino bookalS3O,0O0/TR potantlaL Oeialla. 1(•00)313-4343 EOT-YELECTHONIC TECH. Iwanr Corp.Unemployed w/cait Skill level:S390/*k. Career opp'ty. CASHbonuses. FREE Indian* jackal)(.216)779-5298EXECUTIVE ASST, H**o Station.SUM level: SOSOfwk. Meet tun peoplePaid vacaoone. FREE Indars ledujHKay 233-4114.
EXPERIENCED COUNTERPERSON NEEDED IMMEDIATELY.APPLY IN PERSON: SMITH'SCOUNTRY COUNTER, 37900COLOflAOO ROAD, AVON. 134-S403FILINO, ASStSTINO IN MAILROOM, compillno booklets andpresentations. Typing ikllisnecessary. Assortment of duiies.Must have car land insurance) to goto banks, pick up supplies andsometime* run errands. Avonlocation. Sand resume and uUryreqian**MXs to P.O. Boa 300 AA,Avon Lake. Ohio 44012.
GAL FRIDAYWeettake advertising agency
aaaU part-Urn* aiaoclata (10-3,M-0 *or recepiiorriat end general
secretarial duties. Ideal candidatewill be computer Uterata (OOSL
Knowledga with Pegemakerand/or Oulckbooks will be snedtiect phis In this test-paced
smoking office.Send Lener7nMum* to:
tti Westpolnl Parkway tD70Weatlake. OH 44143
No phone calls cr agenciesplease.
FRONT DESK HELP WANTED Nohard W n Must be outgong endfriendly. Eiptnenca net needed.Club OTrmpa Fitness Center.899-2997
GENERAL OFFICE PART-TIMESmad WesOake omce b seeking aprofessional orgonued person wChgood typing, computer. acoounBng,written i verbal SUM. who can con-trol a very ferportant flow c* paperwork. We offer good wages & Oexttehm (1 i to 20 hrs per wee*.) Send re-sume to Oen On. POl io * 4£O=S.W»itakt).OH44143
HAHOYHAH PART-TIMEReptw to namojeimo- Knowledge dElectrical. Piumbtno. t tec fwca l .Carpentry, etc FleuUe tong >ermSchodulinrj. Evorwxp 871 -51 toHOME TYPtSTS, PC USERS NEED-ED. W3.0COInoomopoienilet '.-HOC-513-4343 EX1 B - I W ,
HCUETYPISTaPC Usm fwMdeil t*^.CO0 Income
PottnOaL Cal I400-313-O43EXTB2J8
HOME WORKEAA NEEDEDWork et horw and earn mlra cash.
Ho ••prtnance rtCfMtvSEsceaenl opponurtfy
ForFreelrto.Send aetf adoreued ttarrped
envwap»tttUnrted Puakvung Croup
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Avon la*a. Ono 44Ot2HOUUKEEPERi Tn*M Oiyt P Mweek. 12-epm. House cleaning,latrary.coos dMnar TnaschoolageChildren. Must drtve. Referencesmqrtred. 933-3IW
INSUflANCE PART'TISIECUSTOMER SSRVICE REP
WestMda nMpender* aooncy seeksleanesd pen-ame Commerael Cua-lomerSenm Rep. wWiettoaal 2yrs.of commenHai aipei^enne. FvuAsftours^C— fWS-aOl 1 tor en appt.UBRAHY
ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK, pert.Bme. 30nrsAA HS.degree. LxVaryor office experience haTplul. Wordprocessing and spreadsheet soft-ware ikJUs necessary. ProficientmMrpenonal sMH Acm by January22.
PAC-Z. 10-1S hrsA^. everwiQS andwsskands Hqn school or consgestudent SheMa rekMence matanats.keepa coaecnon m ordor. Appty byJanuary 10.
WeedekB Porter Pubas Library77333 Center Rtdoe Itoad
Waetlet*>,OH44iaBMAILHOOM; Looking tor a ful Wnemawoom ravidual. The appiicanimust be able U work tn a mum-COrporaM company. Dutiea includemail presort, inventory reatodung.running our assorted m m roomoqutpmant and heavy »«oo. A vsadOrtvWs kcanse is requwd Pleasecall 329-3488 to schedule anInterview.
Maneoement TraineeFormal 4 orvi*w-job tncnmgprognvnin a n>gn. proAfe career. Poteruuiearnings ol Si.OOO/wk, evpenseaccouni 1 banallts. Cal Sharon at340-0243 or tend resume to 1148Euclid M l t. Cleveland. 441 IS
MEDICAL D J L U N O OFFKEEipenanced Medcal Office BaVngpersonnel wanwd tor WoaukM OtfKa. Posoon requires pntvwua e i -penence in CPT and rCU-B ccdaiacomputer uuge and phono corftact•tlh pa3»>nts Compensawi com-rrvnsunjte w«n expenenca and a »ceneni beneU ^ackaoe. Pksase en*210-529.3460 to schoduio an mier.mw.
MEOtCAL CLAIMS EXAMtNEfTExTPERIENCED OR TRAINEE. Somesort ol mndKal background neirU.but no* necessary Musi want )Q taamcompiler sknt> required Irs position.Detail oriented. Full lime Sendreoumn oral salary rw-ummonu toP O. Doi 300 AA. Avon Laka, Ohu4401?.MEDICAL: RN, PART-TIME Fair-Mew Park mooical omce. 15 to 17hours par waek. Good pAnonal skins,computar skim halplul. Send nmumgto West Ufa R N . P O B O I 450i«Wet-lake. OH 44145Nursing
RN LPN or MAruil nmo. Mon-Frt, lor WesilakaP|aslic Mirgery omce. Euvlent bun-nlits. Send retuma to: 1091 CrocMrRd, 51*310. WnttUke.OH 44 MS.
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Coming!!I need good listings now for all
those transferees Ihat will be househunting in January and February!!!
That means... call me today for yourmarket analysis and to let me showyou how I will market your home!
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OFFICE ASStSTAMTimmeaata Positon Avaiacie.Requremaro are as Fcflowa:
Eicaonnt Tawphone skids.Secretarlei AMrly A Computer
Knowledge (INCLUOWa LOTUS)-BooUeepinQ Experience PnitenwlPMaie Send Resume to USiC. 630Moore Rd. Avon Laka. O m 44012
or Fai to 216-833-1670.
OPTOMETRK ~RECEPTIONIST/TECHNICIAN
PMI-une a*n. evenmos and Satur-days. Mutt be malur*. people orler*-ed and ns/ti wcrkjng. Opcornatnc ex-penence heipluC out not necessary.Apply at 35681 Center Ridge Rd.No fWlgevir*. T h d 9304pm.
1 Center Ridge Rd.Thursday* 9.30am.*
PAHT-TJME SECRETARY-"or downtown Law Ottce. Mutt novO•OK) prtcessow experience wttnM f n a S. 1 Cal Mr. Fofcm
. 4#»AH t'TuiCBAJI HELP. Otty * Eve-rang UrfH. Can B33-2993.P E RTO N i T SHOPPING(GIFTS/AWARELHt you-'e loobusy or too Brad to ihcp, my «ye le onyou Retail n mop tor you. Cel BanU Eye On Vou (31C^B33-49eaPHOTOORAPMCR to anoct occa-tJOfUl spou free Unce lor localweek"y nempaper. Send retmne,urrc*as to PO. Boa 49014 West-l H
PRINT SHOP N£ED&pr»preM per-tcn tul or BM«ne. FWjuUe Hour*.Mac oaU ko eipenance regured.P»g*mefcer [ ldCiB7i^0f laPublte RetolEoTw
TEUPORARYHELPSERVICE
Account Hep or Staffing CooroVteax.Salary pkja tarrw eipenee accountA benefits. Potential eemWirj* olSIJXXVwlL Cel Snaron at 349-6245or tend resume to 1M8 EuclidAve H 11. Cleveland 4411 ?.
RECFPTIONOT PAHT-nMCEthan AMn in North Oknaied H M*k-mg a iMconU*) recepoonMl u meetend greet customers; ganerH d e a land customer service M perform. Apleasant personalty and prolastjonelappearance are essenauL
Ethan Allan Home IMartoraM1Z7 Lorawi Rd.
North OMiatao. OH 4407021e-71e-«333
RECEPTIONIST/MUSEUsi SHOP*CLERK
The Laka Erie Natum and ScienceCerw. tocaksd ki Bey VHage, • me-
ino appacetuna tor a part-timenrs) recepooWBtfrnuseumderk.
Primary nMoomette* mcfude cue.lomer sen,fe«, directing caos andmessages, answering pubUu andcliani inquiries, tinging tales andachaoufcvj patrorw tor proorama. Thec * " * * - ; w* be orgonued. afaoent.proleatwnal and rrust temonstreMgood Interpersonal and torn-municauon skits. Musi be avatabU•eekdoyt 10 a m. to 5 p m. ua w*-<nfl to work weekends and hoftdft/*" ! . r 5 l? * < t C o " 1 ^ J« Oaftjua at8 71 -2900 tor furrier Morr-inUnn andeppftcaaon procedure.* " Erujwi Opponurgy Employer.REGIONAL DRIVERS CDLOeuAT
5*!S?* Iu
7NW- t l- " 'e ly bonus/jr. Home woekeniis, once
anoa F3T Express 1414-331-3340e«t 1509.
. RESEARCH8PE33SU31A premier duinbutor of pwrnoucnafmerchondtte ttCLmnttv njcajurnfor a research spaciotsL EiceSentopoortunrty for an aognmtve tod-
"Wrier Computer e-perlence a A *Part-timo wnh fteitto hour*. Momsand student* encounntd to arc*.
TODAY tor h.i immedUtoa * i
REVCO 'Socking pan-lime eiperierKed cash-ier 20hr» /Wk including weekends,some nights and days Completebenefit pockngo InOuded.Aopfy al 22040 Ontw Hldue Rd..
RESTAURANT HELP; Slrongexperierxs Cook tul wpnrt-Ome.Bartenders & Busais. BeitftWestlaka ntataurant. AptUy27026 Center RWoe Rd.. W
O0-onai earner, too mrie racbM olOmo. Home all weekends and moatweeknonts. No hnndkng. O/H suD-s«Jy. insurances avertable cnS 1 -WO-850-1170PART-TI«e SALES PERSON FORCOSMETIC * JEWELRY BOU-TKHJE. O^at Opportnry to Re-En-ler me Work Foros. For detarts c*flO
SALESciaity buttAng resurairan p vtearclwvj for mcovated and pmtta-sicr^J n>VKlal to promotg ot* UOf •vices. CoRstrucuon or teefuScalbaLkground Traco P.O.Box 1537Uma.OM 45602.SECRETARV/RECEPTUNtST for.accounfvj office. B9frO344.
SERVERS, SERVERS. SERVER^Eipenanea Prelerrad Dul WJI Trairt
the F6gN Person. Hanc/a Del,333ft* VraCker Ooed. AvonLakai
I 3 M W 2SPOT WELDER. InnowaUva Ind.tlnamployqd w/cjrl Skill level:SSOOWk. 5 day myk monk. CndtUmon. FREE Cavs luckatt p i 61232-4047.
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travel produss on a renvtimecommission baaa. WhaVier yoirrv^
experienced or not, t you want • * » " "income, we wart to talk to you. •UNSCLOBe Trawl M the avgetl
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TREE WORKERS WANTED.OROUMDMENANDCLniBERIl .CALL 734-JP/4.WANTED: 17 PEOPLE. WB pay Otoes M O M . Oder Exptres: Jan, 31,1807. Teiephone7iiM7i-C8B3.
tt CLBUw5djCOTPart-Bme dart. 2-dayt per week. E»-"penenced. Oood pay. Own tnna-portaoon. 635-6CO6.
83 Child CarsBAY VILLAGE, ramfy Day cam;Experienced. e«eou*nt raferancea.F1exs>e hours. C— 3gg-M00. • .CHILD CARE Pwwioar needed m oar-Bay Visage home M-F, aam.4pntNorvemoker. RAlereneea remired.B3S-123t. ^ ^ ;CMttD CARE NEEDED; Overnightweekday* Spm-Oam. awr«0aT3 .Wgn« per week. References re-quired 331-552S .
River home Tuet.,Thura.,Fr7 J0em.-4 JOpm. 3 chfeMnBmo.to 4-tAynj. Hce hofJwJ Ooodkidsl Good pay! 333-1733 leavemesaaoe.MATURE, RESPONSIBLE. REU-ABLE: CtULO CARE TEMPORARt-LY NEEDED FOR 2 DOTS/oaa 2 *5. Monday A Ttiuraday. TOAU-3:43PM. In our Avon Laka home.Releroncea RaqUred B30-23M
85SituaUon» Wanted"BABYSITTER W/10 YEARS' Ex"PERIENCE WILL BAQYSTT yourti*&*n fm or part time. M-F, unBtBpnv Wfl provide knch, tnscks, mvjlots of T I C References It needed.cal B33-34M.CLEAMNa BY JUDITH: Very pn>fessionai - Noat Appuanmoe. Prompt& RetUbK. Excellent (Inferences.CalJudKhalt218V«7(H)0t7.EXPERIENCED MOTHER willbabyw n my home, weekdays. Playarea In beck ysrd. wtn provide kwxto,afternoon snack & T.LC. Eastv<ewSchool area. 933-M10.PROMPT depandacte and thoroughcleaning by Mektsa end Diane, Moo.Through Sni Reasonable prtcea. Ei-ceUent rolonjnan. Can 2&2-B703.
OUAUTY CLEAN1NOHooom RoliatUe Individual
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FnM EsUmates303-4740
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Ca.7WENDY LAFORCE-?J\MBO
Licensed 1? Years • Million Dollar Club
GET RESULTS!!SOLD WITHIN TKE LAST 3O DAYS...1.32097 Teasel Ct.. 5. 209 W. 23rd
Avon Lake... 30131 Loraiii SOU!2-2401 E. 35th 6. 33321. Lake Road.• Lorain JKt l3! Avor, Lake SOLO!3. 3315 Crehore S L 7. 10401-10403 Baltic
. Lorain SOLD! Cleveland SOLDI4. 32335 Gable Lane. 8. 159H Gracer Avon Lake S01&1 U)cwood.......PEH01NC!
AVAILABLE1, Lakefroat - New Listing 2. G>4f Course Condo •. H«# New - S349.900 - Nsw LtMing - Hoc#6678 -, 4BR. 4 bath, brcakwall - f. 175.900 - 2QK. 2 bath.
Excellent bejeh. I year « * .
Make the riftht move, call Vendv LaForce-Ziunbo1-S0O-974-5166 -or 933-7700
Nort/t Ridgevi&e's Newest Commumtyl
NOW SELLINGPHASE ONE!!New Homes Starting at 5165,000 y v _
For Reservations Contact Ttademarkjgomes I
WILDWOODM E A D O W S
158-B Lear RoadAvon Lake, Ohio 44012Phone (216) 933-4341
Fax <216) 933-2204
NEW HOME-AVON LAKE
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HANDYMAN25 YEARS
EXPERIENCEPU/ntxrq. Elactncal, Caipantry
DICK MILLER327-6922
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Fraa EsUmaM on RapatnLowMI PrtOM QuaranWod
9U0T Datrort Rd., WasUaka•714932
B&OKKE£P1NQ 4 Mon; All aipocttol booWwapmo and ganaral cflica,o,K, CaB Anna 21B-235O451.fJUSINESS 4 BESIDEHTIALTELtPHONE SYSTEMS. SalM.uOXOorm. mov«« and chengo*- N«wor uaod oquiomani ivoiifflDto. Sofvicaon mM in*jof brands. RMidanRMwiring. Baasonabla ralat. L a «T«lacom, 933-9771. >-«00-522-3771. „
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835-9687
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ESCTSCALAUAHS ELECTRIC CO.
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Ralaa3G6-6069
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FAXSERVICE
THE PRESS1MLEARRO.AVONLAKE
FIELD MOWINGROADSIDE MOWING
Oanaral tractor workR
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C— tS400-6077.
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REMODEUNGBa*amant ReKnMhmg
Paavoom - WtenartFill Mouaa naMonunn
Caa Mark 77T-1071
RESIDENTIALAND
COMMERCIALBUILCING &
REPAIR SERVICES
PGPSIMERSHEY Routa axcaoanice*n ttuainau. Top local aliea.si.ooo « t^w^sir^11lr>w«imanl S7.9uBOO-017^430 art.
892-0907
CnAPHtC DESIGNImago a Bvarythlno In toda/«buwynota woVw. A top-mtch ImaoocflMucaa top-notcti rMulU. Qrapncbmtgn. Adv»»ftl*tna. Logot. Uyout.CopywrmrM ft CnwWva Conautung 0yLanca»H [>va YOU W Imagti youOAWI lo »uct»«t Ew»U«rt quality.aulck lumaround tima andraasonabla raio*. Cofl Unco today at331-1090. . - .
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Fully Haurad
Call John atJ R Enterprises
779-7303SHIP
PACKAGES UPSAl NAPA Autc Wta-
18243 Dot/olt Rd.. Rowy O"«r935-3334
27105 Krtrtart»c*»r. Bay Vamga
sua a uwna.Outdoor Furnitura, FBUILOtNCS, Qymtata. *nd mucftmoral Can now tor 1W7 a«ao.i-UVwTwm mmtnwnt I2.S00. t-333-62B-W22 art. 23.
i41Bulldlng Supplies""Staal Building* Sala: 30i4Ox10.$4,850; 4 0 I S 0 I 1 4 , $12,350;50i10O«16. S1O.360; 60«100»10,$18,598. Mint-ttoruu buildingl,30x100. 20 uniw. (B.flM. Fraabfochuraa. Sanonal Bu**nB». 000-327-0790. art. 79.Siaal Budding Sala...'FinaiClaarancet* Sa«a up to 40%Eiampla: 70*30 S2.4B0: 30«*0S3 JW8- 3S«5»; »5.9M. 43«00 W.444.DSH20 913.890.: o l t . n . EndiOptional. Ptorwar 1 « » « 8 5 4 2 2
150 Catering
WEDDING CAKESALL-OCCASION - CUSTOM ART
Hornsmndo-Ooumal Inornd-Fondanl-Cauana
WAppt.?Samola
331-32U iMH. DEU.CUYXKTY.MirwWBanm
REALTORS SINCE 1903
848241. Split colonial secluded & wonderful b the home onHarvey Parkway! Circular drive, 4 bedrms 2.5 baths, wocd-bi>mJ"9 Breptacel Uniquo home on a picturesque street!! Catlfor apptment, C. Hugick. 933-3733.
B313O*. This home will sell Itself. Split level with countrykitchen. Plus dining rm. Vvtng rm. & (amity rm. Newty carpeteda treanty painted. Attached 2 car garage. Can for your snowingnowt Carol Gresto, 933-3733. $116,500.
647724 Avon Lake 3 BR rJum. ranch has extra Irving space inbaseman! with finished rec room. pUyroom. deiVorttco. 2 carhealed garage. $109,900. Carol Back. 933-3733.
723567. AftordaWe lakefronti Spacious, open Boor plan i* Qnrattor entertaining. 3-4 bedroom, 2.1 bath quad lev«t has gas healft Oalr. Family room has WEFP & walkout. $259,000. BarbhUMr. 933-3733.
B47618. Needs personal touch. 3 BR vinyl ranch has newerwindows. C/A. Wtchen cabinets, range 4 dishwasher stay.Garage.1enced backyard. 5769,000. Carol Black. 933-3733. •
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B46S12. Immediate occupancy on Ow large 4 bedroom homeon 1.6 acres 2 story lover with hardwood Boon. Oak kitchen,security system, whirlpool bad in master suite all for $184,900Linda Homm, Carol Oresco 933-3733.
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871-3931SUNSEr MEMORIAL; 2 eye tavaJCrypts. Canton UauocMum. $7,200.
Jssooat2ie}a7ssa158 Cleaning
FLOOn RERNtSHlNaTile Floors, Uacftfcw Stripped andRoflntahed. IS Yean Oparterica.
COCO'S CfUUiMG _HCUSECLEANINO. REASONABLERATES, 15 Yatk-s Expartonce. FreeEstimates. References. Cat Par/.934-2*37
KAREN'S KLEENERSRMtdentlal 4 CommercialOnanlng Ettnbttshed 1804
216-961-3827
1S0 ConstructionBRICKLAYER
Bnck. Dtocfc. 3Mr» WornNow or Repair
Cr^nney. S»ps. Eic.Frea Estmaie*
40 Yrs. Experience835-0472
CONCRETE ItEUOVAL &REPUICEMEKV
ROUGH * FINISH GRADINGWe HuKte / a JoCa
BKJ or Small35e2
DOS ENTERPfltSeS
170 LandscapingGARDEN ROTOTJLUNG
EDGINGCall Dennis Breese
933-3618
185 Painting
BOB'SGENERAL REPAIR
Patnttng • WaKMperCornolete DiywaB Wort
IByrs.Bxponenc*'BO6COWHARU
331-5749CERTIFIED PAINTING
PAPEAMG, PLASTERINOPwrnfunWork
Rac/ApL/lndut.ft* Dorx. RightTtwFWTlnK"
FREE ESTIMATESCod BoO
331-410K* 333-3*78D & J ' S PAINTINGtntactorAUp.TrfessionaJ WorkmBnaMpPrompt CourtMua Service
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Frw BmrmlM. CM M5-W4IINTERIOR
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30 Yn. Eiponara • IntundW G dFREE ESTIMATES.
B71-1901
INTERIOR PAINTINGOrywal depatr. Paper Removal
F D TFroo Esttmawiwonx CREW
T77O071
RENAISSANCE PA1NTINO, InWnora Exlador pUntlng. (Oecoratiw*(tiintioo u •«!•), powflf wiurHr>g.Orywai repair, deck muntomnca 4repair. 1 gtrflaf dadrwiq 033-750?
RESIDENT1A1. PAJNT1HQHENNE3SY*S IKTERIOR
PA1HT1NOWsKpopar Removal
Fiaitonng. VamvUurnnc. FBUN FITMTWI. tic15 Yra. Eipononce
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AU TYPESRUAktentlal 4 Commercial
' Ho-Roof ing A Taaroft' H B k H p
* Complete Gutlar Somes' k b k rtS
226-0900
NEW CASTLEROOFING COMPANY
892-8696 or 930-2399Free Catlmatea
193 Rubbish Hauling""
ATTICSBASEMENTS
GARAGESCiaan out and Haullnoor ask, I mght do Ml
356-1887RUBBISHHAULING
Oanoe orsmail ttructum removed.Cement or any type rubbish/appUart-cea removed, alto garages deonad.
221-9204
TRASH REMOVAL: TWO*. O
195 Snow RemovalSNOWPLOWtt4O
HMConoot arat Commefoal
7W-3B74 • M3-C3TOTERRY D. HURRAY
LANOSCAPWOSNOW PLOWING
CALL NO W1Tarry 177-7173
198 FjgFIREWOOD • SI SO a
tor *amonad rMrOmod Pfiooa^
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Frr« Ddiwry327-0168
200 Tree CareHORVATH
TREE SERVICEAnd Land *c«pJng
Trrj 1 Clump RamovaJ. TTnmmma. ShnjO planting A care.Htm laona S«ed or *od.
871-3623SWEAT
BROTHERSTREE • liMnming, ramoval, slumpD/moVig. itotm darnago. ptanoog. lotclaailng, cabltng Olilo CeMrfwdA t W I I dSNOW PLOWINO-Raiidfntlal ^oomma^calCoK lor IrM comunatioo.
734-2874 - 933-6389WILSON'S
TREE SERVICETmo« namovadTIMTI Tffcimad
1-800-531 -5462353-0083
202 Christmas Trees"wTIFICtAL B Ft Chriatmta T»e;4,002 Tlptl 07 Incfi baie avneter,
•land Inckxled. onfy uMd -vice,a m tMck a luxurlou*, S1IC. 21ft-
833-2314.
205 Crans«l«sCL.1 VELAM01tfttwt booMat Ovw 160 tMnnl
L*TV« njmn and rxrptj»( at
SALES
230O
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232 Resale ShopsGOOO NEIGHBOR
THRIFT SHOP140 L M T Road
Avon La**. OtttoAcewpftng Wtnwr CtoCwn Onty
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RESAILONTHELAKEQuality Children's
Clothing andAccessories. We Buy
tu>4 Sell Only the BestOpen 7 Days
4I3SE.LAKEROADB4»-T*7a
252 Special EventsLARGE CANOPY TENTS
For RantParfact lor Your Outdoor Party*
20-I20" w ZOiXIA»k lor Mark
Smttti'a Country CounterB34-94O3
280 Education &Instruction
AVON LAKE rsoolwad Quarterhone avmiiaota kx ru&tuX lease.imoortautdoor arena* on larm.ndewn anouA Cafl B99-M23.
CERTIFIED TEACHF.R will tutor•Eudenta n Oradaa 1-12 at subjectaroiu. Study WuBs cUma atao OltorwtOt» S3S-213B lor Mformatton.
HOLLY HtU. RIDINO STABLETeacTting An Ami, OoanNng and
Trammo, Our ScrixX M Known tor HiQuality Teaching (The SAFE Way).
HORSEBACK RIDING LE&SONs!Leam horscmananip «nd rang tunaBoTnrwn Dvough advarcad. NornCr»«t Equwinan Csnwr. 933-4654
LEARNING UNUMTTED WESTDtegnosile Tetnng
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292 Travel-HONEYMOONIiKH- I navo bcUinlor 5 day. 4 nrto ~B*i,vna' vacation,S399 2-p«oci<« Good iriU Fepruan/1997. Cafl 899-5027.
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300 MusicalInstruments
PIANO TUNINGand
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310 Sporting GoodsZ BRAND NEW SNOWBOARDS•om bndan. SI50 Ea^OBO. Call
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3?3 CollectiblesI BUY LIONEL TWAINS. 934-0311.MARVEL COMICS (19B8-1B79) torM » . CHI 333-0072 aher Spm.
*325 Antiques""CMWSTtaAS ORNAUENTS. 40yrs.and oW*r, ] i.«oa. Chnwmas mm irtrmsc Ham*, ban* oiler. DR. inm, look*nwl.t5O.B71-85^4,
Sccfl Antique Market1.600 ExhtttflorBxtfU
January 18 » IVMontnry - Nov. thru Juns
ONo Expo Canter-Cokimbui. OH1-71.«nt ITIhAn. (014)509-411?
327 Clothing"GROWN BELTED Leather Jackal
w/dp-out mma sin 10, J25; SuodaImgeri laaiher Jacket armamon
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330 Furnlshing~2-P1ECE CHAM>AQNE BROCADEFRENCH-STYLE SOFA, E»ca»V«Condition, 1100.00. CaD Mary, 833-3142. '
BOOKCASE. »3Ci rocking ChaJr.»0-. Klrby vacuum -nitty anadvnanO,SlOO.jnao. on al aemah B71-24T0.
CAR AUUK) SYSTEM;TORO SNOWUASTER win ooodangina for parti or rsaair J30
1158 CAODY COUP OaVILLE,Loamcr httrtor. White Uort Top,GoKJ Pacfcaoe, New Tlru. Brakes.SfiocHs. Battery. 69.900 U.Ies.Eace'larrl Conoilion;18.MO00 g33-B7B1
TRANSPORTATIONCOUCH * 3-CHAJRS;Btu*. ptak. cream tior&l/geometnc.WUI separata. Cheap. Coodconttaon. 521-7779.
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MOW. Owry Wood H U U L Ctfi _ jZ 19fl« OODOE MARK IIICONVERSION VANSrown. DO.000miles, loaded. No ruu. 4 captain'schairs, bad, coach combination.S310O.871^508
ALUMINUM RIMS lor Audi 5000•/205TOVR13 []-.») Jioc., also
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ENTERTAINMENT CENTER.Excatont condswn. J150. (316}3P-B729.
TIRES FOR SALElFcur 31*10 50*15 AH Terrain Tireson Chroma Rtm«. Fit Ford 5 Lug Hue(F-Sen«). Chrome Center C»OT ar«U n NvO. J650. Phone (419) 433-6«53 Daytime or (419) 433-2413after flpm.
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rw-. MO. far an. 071-6617. 1MJ FOHO Crown Vtowrta: 55Khwray m m . 4 * . VB. PS. PB. PW,PDrL. Cruis*. AC. cuMt l f . newbras, never smoked In, never inaoadent. aieaf comSaofi $ f 0.400.B35-07P4.
HP-44* UTJJ. Tractor wf mowWaoa and ro->r<yc-«» wmn _TU22" . t_T^ :?_.E** bathroom _r*and loJet. Lockari. StWvVn radu-Induairtat 2ff moior hwna. 87i-3aai3*00 YARDS iiS
FULL SUE BED WITH BRASSHEADBOARD 190. ElCallanlCoaOf316B344S08
tnun i«t erna.? * ^ COT- Caboo««. tracknner. Complela ruTrtno let,
about 33yf» on 871-4547. 360 Animal ServicesLATERAL FILE CABINET:S**hgh a ISMeep.
ThtM Cloud tiwlvas with mataJpot-ora. H W y Used. 1)25- 833-31B9.
Autos WantedCnnTERCAREWa'w mars M«n you cam &a. cm-lar Cam offers landar. ipacu_tadcaflng »wta tor yoix pal M y~jr homewnan you hav« to ba away. Wo capalso provide transportation to amIran me vat and thejjrocmer whenyou r__3_j a y dpro*w_uoo_ v«t racommandod peccara visits io your name inf_g wu araaway.. Cai ua aryomo.
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Ouytng U»ed & Junked CarsRuvwgorNotFrMTowtrig.
441-4411 Of 893-0000T-WLE STUART DINING ROOMSETi T-WB wa M m , 4 sioe __w%2 ami choto. cMnatxitet. dry sir*.Excadv* condtUoa J 1,500. 833-319GL
M£ftCURY Top_E OS. 2OR.new Dras. pop-Ice. * r . cassou. rawdalrosL S-speed. aiumru- wnisoia,-dory rumiwrra, ejteeflont deancondrporv 14 BOO. 221-7321.390 Autos For Sale1W4 SATURN SCarwJwarraray
. automatic, sunroof, PL/PWraar spcil«r. air, stanm cassetteequa_car, snouv*pef1o—nwice turn(8), Viper security, 17.000ml.i i 1.000. 7Tg-ii4a.
1»70 CHEVY Baaormaaon; 350eno>. 39O trana., now duataahaust,turpo mumara. »T JOQ. 3g7-*964
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BED, ( __ ( • * a * whaK-owd and* drusor,
S I M . Curio cabinet, S I M .
BED, QUEEN SIZE, luuxytop. ortnepadn nutiasa sat w S wn«adboard and frama (mill inp o ] . UUBI SaO: $223.to. 832-
SIAMESE Kll I tN3: Hue 4 GoalPort, 1123. l-41ft<27.1573
ISandutky).HOBOA t i CIVIC. 4-Door. 5'Speed.Air. AU1TU Casaaw. New BrahM.ExtiausL Tlnn. B__wy. L*a Naw,intKle & Out Vary Dependable:J5J0O RFM. 9 3 3 - 7 4 5 4 ^
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400 Boats & MotorsVacation 7Tn.v*r7PET SITTINGLoving cara ai homeFaaa-a»r. axardse
Housa«SinoBended imauradcreatures all
835-4S92
1*85 OLDS U ROYALEl FairCondWon. ]i,293VBttst Offar. 933-6872.
DUAL RECUKCa kwa Mat fulon.pf-j poop w_t. 15-*~Md b M . Best
/SANYO KEROSENE HEATER,1*600 BTU. U M C vary KM. J33.358-1827.
ifltLTHOMPSON libergiasa. A-fMare moajr 90 hp. Trader, fish Ondor,sh^j to snore, much mucn moralS2JO3. 521-aiSB-
BuM you- own Phase Danvwur out» aiac. motors, aasy matnjcUons.Cod 110. UAH's Metal Product*4378 H_nl Brjtfi RO, Shafty, OH44873.
I S M BUICK Century; 4OH. AC.AnvFtn eaaa.. new Brae. 12,100. CaJialar 6pnt87i-4Oei.FIJRHITUBE: Ati
oom condHton. Occasional chair,StO. reaching coifee-andI I 7 7 0 4 2 2
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CHILDREN'S YOUTH BEDWACATTREBS; Port-aOti withoutManraaa; Ch-l Oaia. 93>807i
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problam? Stair tits, alavalora and 3 YEAR OLD BEA-LE; ARC, CMB34-4B52. After 6PM.
8TAIR8T-PPER: IMepandtjncaction dlmCMr-Pracor 725 E. A-1COndfflon. »15a 333-4774. 19M MAZDA 323 LX;SVeed.'run«
vary pood, ono owner, cteaa nwoto.
oOrty. ooubla Maddor SITU pluak£M.noh77M14T.
430 Trucla For SaleA.K.C. ENGLISH SPRINGERSPAWELS. Adora-M. Genoa, LoyalCompanions. Six WaaVs
pbfcto, a t Naw an) uaad. Also rwwand uaad. »rfieeth_r vans, t-600-343-3150. TONY LITTLE STEPPER
WAHSTRUCnOHAL VIDEO, BrandNtw. Navar Usad: S100/OBO:HEALTrMIAJt VTEIGHT OEHCH,Uk» Nmr, SIOOOBO. 83J-15K ARerBrXPM.
TM FORD F-I50XL. Dual Tank*.Split Window. S-Speed. 24,000M»11jooB33fl
1M7 CARAVAN24 auKtrwacTcoUair. w t d p>ass. and out. LM naw,123.000 maea. Ma** work done kip_H 2 ywn. have». _vts. $2900 orbeat 330-1020. r*>.
KXJO MAPLE MOra— tat; Tom8"4 draasar. mirror. ranM stand bmsprM. mattraas ale l i s a Pnonv218-&H-04Q5.
E-F0RC6 TOTAL BODYWORKOUT MACHINE W/V1OEO,Navar USMt $73OL «M-*008
WILL BREED my mal« GreatPyranaM to your taiga breed lernMa.W1-7024. l i m FORtt ftanoor Ejoandad ca_,
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