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? Recycle o r to the dump? Over th_g.
^ I i S e r of Avon .Lake
havo' cbntaclod The PRESS
the recycling . program.
y y crews have been observed
jsOme of tho items dropped offal
^Electric £lvd. site to tho dump. Holly
swalskl, Avon-Lake Re-cycling CoorJhator told me the program has been so
f l ; U : : bavoni, boon able to
p
- ;tcr could not have been ac-hvithoui the hard work of
A N E W S P i a u e r . Dlanne Fischer, and
-Cmo. To Rick Buckosh,
Jenkins, Nancy Dover and the
^%hmm i ^ v 0 n Hi S* 1 School, we thank
1 - K l U |our mor»i support and help.
?at &
AVON - A to
Sandy Carrett
Assembly of d 1 0 0 ' Academic Boosters
CIut)
Chesterfed.last \
cd to a group of t
chasing the prcnort
• •.
for (i muro spacious city
boll.
1
Six city council members, the clerk of
council. Mayor Ponrl. Oloarcik and
Finance Director M a r y ' A n n N i w a k
visited the church and were Impressed
wi'Ji the size and condition of the
10-year-old facility. The church's pastor.
the Rev. John Bunney, said his congregation is planning to build a new church
across the street because of overcrowd'
been happy with, somtr
^o.th© dump. Holly, In-,
g f y
Ub i g
de to ox&ind. «illoctioh capabilities to meet the
by Alls* Sicker
j l ^ l ^ t h i
sho asks.those ;
AVON - As fif August 1. sewer ratc»
uId.thioyfindthe" for users' in newer subdivisions could go
doit't leave the
up 78 cents per 1.000 gW^ons while costs
for tlio city*s-comiui*r9 remain • (he
,,
,
;
itoro that the city of , - same- VVard ";3 Councilman - Michael
McDonough thinks this is an "unfair"
lgly
d d n
proposition. _
'
'.;
nsored survey With
The incvoHs** would oquoUzo the"
i'the. concept,
operetion and maintenance
asscssniL'iit
l MfhntAvon
i
.for hbn-coro ant1 core users. Core sewer
^bo^ {See
users now pay S5.63 per i.ooo gallons
-whUa non-core: users pay' 52.73. The
.._._.
. -If^you'caK
core area 'contains, the, city's oldest
iCablo these days you'll hear
sowers and tho discrepancy in rates is
._
,j_^_jsen(atfve
explain/either
.a
mainly duo to debt reduction obligations
|^S<Jcage::co'ntaihing Information on the
in tho core area. McDonough (old fellow
«PK'iBCt.9raipossS)lis'answer:wiIt be for-'
councilmamburs Monday he thought.
Ithcoinlhg Inlthe.toextrwoek,orso.
,
.
3«y Increase should be
divided among
^|^mfWhat>r-am-.told;;1:irouglily-two
all-users. ' •-,'.'..,•..-" i..',:-". .,-,."' . - .
ijBtnUs.IeflbriCC franchise with Avon
' "VVhy should the people in the itoncore area, who are paying for their
;
i"noa-re»ponsiyaness
to
Avon
sewers in the price of their homuti, have
a i e r y Sde i Vm o^^
wonder —.
to pay for the malntenancepf and operafcoultfthi* add l a the possibility of a frantion of the arnd that's going to present
cHlsttChaDge'rEvt!n if CC meets all tho
more work?" ho asked.
^;and:Coniplabits,;Bomo;re3idenl
McDonough added that the core area
aaHng how much iood Itivould do
hasaUo been .responsible for $55,000 In
Jyutithe^Avon, take franchise but for
legal costh. Council President Ed
3|raT;^Not;:-much.i according to some
Krystowski said the entire city Is
BsmteetkRecent legislation at the federal
peyelhajral]buttakon foustor"authority
'"" .lobal.coalmuniiies. It's no wonder
give a hoot about this
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JtateJStBpresenUtlve lohn Barn (Dn&j'will.hold a town ball mooting at
.f6n:take City Hall on Monday, June
: AVON LAKE - Thu PRESS today anl&pc.'consUtuents. '" Avon Lake.
nounces the resignation of news editor
I will be, In council chambers from
Michael A. Noga, effective June 9.
• ari.iipdatoion.. "'He~recently accepted a writing and
has been do*,
editing position for the Office of Fubtlc
, „ answer,any ..___
Affairs, and Information at Cuyahoga
iV
uifromconstituents. At this meeting,
Community College.
. .
^sWiIl'.,f.reporl;,:on current 'dwWorking from the college's'district of^mants; In the legislaiuro this year
fices at 700 Carnegie Ave. In Cleveland,
Itetflrwpondto'queatiari abciit state
he will provide backup support to the
JgovBrnmcnt. This might be an excellent
college's news bureau: serve as editor of
(tfmo^o have some eflbla franchise ques^
Trl-Campus, a quarterly external
" ( ^ ' i ' n S w o ^ ^ ^ i ' - 1 : - - ; - , - : - • • • ' • " : • - " . .. . ; . - 1
with a circulation of 40,000;
cOther ituiT/.-^Zukflr Marino is put- magazino
and write and edit ItUetcom, a monthly
Jnttinplnewi"sigiis on:thelr.building In
employee
publication
with a circulation
|iifcn,vrr;maybe they're coming back to
of 3.000.
i.» Noword on Town Center yet —
Noga will remain wilh The PRESS as
I fn]Mma circles Is Kopf will soon
a consultant, and continue to taku on
in light on his project...
other writing and editing tanks from his
I'* suit against the City
home-basod business. Lakoshore
. — ,,,_ r J < ''regarding his new
Editorial Services.
Ing behind the Earnest Building on
"There will be a smooth transition nc..'alkerKo&d still hasn't boon settled —
r.orapanying this move. Whlln I look for'udgt.tynettH McGough stld her doclward to my new responsibilities al
*
* " tn two weeks and It's boon
C.C.C., I will nUo be assisting this
mohttis%-r like .sbthecno
paper/' r Nogn said;",. ''Aftnr nil, .The
PRESS lias boon an important part of
I like the.new bike path
my Iffo."
.
Sheffield Lake « It's
. H e first-loined The PRESS In Mny.
«n thansomo of their
1007. shortly after moving toAvon k^
; Continued on page 20
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Scrivcns added, tho faciuiy**W
need some minor adjustments to make it
accessible to the handicapped.
The present sanctuary can seat up to
285 people according to architectural
specifications, Bunney. said. There is
another large meeting room with a full
service kitchen which could bti m<idn
available for group activities and office
space in both wings of tht church and
the basement.
EVERYDAY..-. U
EVERY WEEK! « •
• I T S NOT HOW UTTJUE IT COSTS,
rrs HOW UUCH YOU OETT
933-4224 •
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Avon council member
The availability of offiui space would
allow the cltv to consolidate the admlnistratUo offices with water and
building department offices under cno
roof. If tho pUn to purchase thd church
fur city hall Is Implemented, the
Continue*} on page 11
Councilman Calls Sewer Rate increase'Unfair'
McDonougU.saId the Increase would
shouldering the burden, for Urn litigation
Involving the core arcs iewcrs. even cost tho average non-core user five
dollars
a month. Council willT vote.ou the
rucldents without sewers. '
*i~??i''$/f'Krystowski said there was no way to measure Juno 25.*, ,
In
other
business.
Mayor's
Court movkeep track .of ; t h o ' l a m o u n t of
ed to daytime" oiiJrfay 30.-MayorJPeort'
maintenance provided to each user.
-. It's a complete system.There's no way Oloarcik Is scheduled to presldo the Qnt
to' brook It down." Kryatowskl »a'd. and third Wednesdays with traffic cases
"EverybbdyUiwi-fcipapansiblllty to tho at 030 a.m, and hoar, more •arJona'
Continue Mpagn'Vcity."
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Avon Lake Considers Beach Volleyball
By Adding Sand, Nets At City IcetR|nk:
r
by Michael N'oga :
AVON. LAKE: - The Avon Lako
Recreation Commission, unanimously
recommended council approval lo me
the clly's ico rink forhench voilf>Lall
Councilman Vlncu Urbln told countil
members last week that about one foot
of sand could fill the city's Blessor Field
, Ice Rink at a cost of about S3.P00. i'v added that four vo!!eyball!• courts coult*
then be mainlained.
Urbln, proposed having the fnrility
open tho same hours 09 the city pool and
added that volloyballs could be loiint-d nl
tho pool upon presentation of a driver's
license.
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He also said Avoit t<ako Community
Education Director Anna • Naumaxin
supported the Itlco. wholehwir^idly and
expects rho city con g a i t ' / m o ^ than
$1,000 In financial support from'area
civic groups.
j t v-j » • " ^
Urbln said the ice jink could still bo
flooded for freezing a byorofico In the
winter months and bo usod for^skating,'
Tho recommendation was sent on to "
the city's finance committee- where It
will meet the challenge of b*Ingsa nonhuilgoted Item for 1990 funding
consideration
^- •, , S "'
Noga Accepts G;C.C. Position,
Resigns As PRESS News Editor
As the nowspaper grow in recent years,
he bocamo a full-time employee and accepted , the duties of news editor
Noga i s a 1806 graduate of tho E.W.
Scripps School of.Journalism nt Ohio
University. Dofore transferring course
work to O.U., ho attended Cuyahoga
Community College and Dowlir>S Croon
State University. He and his wife, Lori,
reside in Avon Lake. ~
PRESS publisher Richard J. Hcmmcr,
Jr. said interviews are now being con*
ducted to fill this position and hopefully
a now news.editor will bo named next
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Thanks Boosters
,
To The Edilor
,
We wish to tht-nk all Ihu niemU-Ts of
(he Avon Higfi School Acadumic
Boosters for their coiihributiun in helpCongratulations Folks - yuu cB*ght
ing with thN firsl year. We wore a small
another sucker in your Uii.tr Rti. spe&i group
but manured to provide monthly
trap.
recognition to "most improved
We in Avon Lake can realize how
studonfs" as well as iristant rectiKiiitior)
desperate )-our miserable town must hv awards: with tho help of John Marshal.'
for the added revenue.
sponsor a College Information Night:
Today, for the first time, in my lif I suney needs and concerns of sludenfs
have Installed a radar detector in niv
and teachers in 7th through 12th grade.
vehicle That may be just tho thing to get The scholastic awards night iield at the
joe safely to Lorain.
Stocfcer Center could not haw beun accomplished without the hard work, of
Georgtne Bauer. Riannc Fischer, and
*To The Editor:
Stove Promo. To , Rick Buckosh,
I *m the Clerk of Courts in Sheffield
Rosemary Jenkins, Nancy Dever and the
The above is a copy o f a note I
faculty of Avon High School, we thank
received with payment of a speeding
you i. x all your moral support and help.
Jacket. I hear this person's remarks quite
Thanks for a great first year. Hope to
"pfien and I feel a response is long ovcrsee you all in August.
dtle^Dear.residents of Avon Lake and
Pat & Sandy Carrol
|surrounding communities: A speed trap
Avon High School Academic Booster*
""" defined by the dictionary is: a strip of
Club
'Where conditions are rigged for tho
apprehension of speed •
Thanks To All
"he area of-Lake Rd. from
Kaniiworth to Beach in Sheffield Lake is
To All Donors of the ALHS Patron
posted with no less than a total of seven
Drive:
t'(7)
speed zone signs. Therefore, it does
a
not,;ainst, x a "jpeed trap** any more , The Band-Aids would like to thank
than,: the/».von Lake area of Lake Ret. , everyone who donated to teh 1000 Band
Patron Drive. Your support Is greatly ap*fjfom'MIUer to Moore.
preciated by all baud members who will.
|tet{meieducate you on. o covple of
benefit from those funds. The money
jfpointsofOhiolaw: '
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will be used for transportation to special
J*If:Ohio Revised Code 45n.21(AJ (2)
events, instrument run' tcements.
jipaed regulations - 25 mphin all other
uniform repair, comin'viA. pieces,
^portions of a municipal corporation, oxclinician training and concert programs.
""""*' 'nj'state routes outside business
A special thanks goes to Sharon Call
ts;"** Ihrbugfr" highways outside who contacted the 65 volunteers und to
WsinasB><itstricts. and alleys. the volunteers who dovoted their time to
collecting, many/of whom did not lit.vo
arevonly.'following Ohio law,
students
in bur three bands. H'^io you
_ . ^ M&W ordinance committee
dH'thnnighyour-bu^ihesrdfstrlcU • ••-••. are all locking forward to our'4990-91
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S|slgn;UMt gulIty plea and^waiver of trial
Thank You
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^Iproyisionfiofithoftlck^ ]nd mail the
/Jickef-'and'a-cbeck or nv^ury ordor Tor:
'o-Tho Editor :.
\ ; : ,-,;:':-:
'*Tthe totalamount of the flno and costs to
ta staff, of Iho ' Avon Lake-High
^tha^yiolatlonfl;-Bureau.:Remit(anctt by'T ^School Kaleidoscope literary m&gazloo
ifJ^aittiihnittM'aa^co^mnaUtutina
'••'. -would liko to express our appreciation
jia^dTwanec: of trial whethor 'to ther^embflrt of B.F.Coodrich Porsonjiiiity plea and waivor of trial
nol Ckipt who helped make this year's
•
bytho .publication a success. For two yours
now the staff at B.F. Goodrich has given
up thoir time In .order to print bur.
. . .
feltyou^Wera unjustly cllod for
publication, a fob of a quality we could
.speeding you could have come to court
not have achieve without thoir efforts.
andjenteredia plea of not guilty. You
,'Thank
you again.;.:.' ; . ' -,.;- - - ' . '
then'would have gbno bofora the judge
:
The 1989-90 Kaloidoscbpe Editora
i»iorain;Munrcipal Court:," ;•:•/-- , : •
Tracy DeMarco
•Also;
If you do not go ovor tho sp«ed
JUlClymur
™ " r " 'u inert stopped and1 citod for
your case. Mr. Note Writer,
•".-""• '." • .,• ~ Kris Plavnioks
^Were^ nineteen (19)^miles over the
- ,,
. Kylo Smith
Long Overdue Response
m
ed^Umiti How; many: times in tho
. _
^JU gone^as^fast,or faster in
thii|arfm*and>hava hot .been caught?
""lljr&Thave,-lived -h'ero for over 40
iand although we do not have the
^Industry,' or population Avon
„ *' I have novor found anything
flUserablo or dosperato about Shofflotd
take. The only mlsory I have had in this
town Is the nasty comments I have had
"""endure from outsiders.
y * "t
Ftan Shovor
VrT Sheffield Lako Clerk of Courts
CV\
Thanks
'a The Editor
JWbuld IlkOjio thfank all who attended
jM|si!ng- Children's. Day Balloon
iuflch on May 25- A special thanks to
unyiHlrd, Officer Frank Hsrceg, Rich
fihdjConnto Cadlouf Father Riloy. and
^Councilman Glon Bender far tholr
|
%>:^"'> u '° f°K ^°' n 8 somowhot
ItiorgariJzed that day. This was my first
idia organizing such an event. I hoped
gjO&xpIaln more of tho problems of mlsswfjchildron, but the weather causod,my
Sttentlon to focus on fingerprinting and
gntlng the children, back homo and In-
.KWbuldlike to speak to tho parents
^do tlio fingerprinting ORiiln In tho
s. Please cat] me If iniltod In ruch an event again.
Kon Potrnfl
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and wearing their safety T-
Congratulations
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A vnry successful nftcr-prom was
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Avon Lake, High School Prom. A great
doal of time and effort was spent by e
number of people So provide a "sofo"
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offort* and say "ihnnk you" for a job
wall done.
.' ." ,
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Thanks Paramedics
To The Editor:
I would liko to say thanks to the Avon
Lake Roscue Squad for tholr quick and
efficient response whon my husband,
Don, collapsed at the B a.m. Mass at Holy Spirit Church on May 27. Also, I
would liko to thank everyone from tho
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Congratulations also to graduating
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AVON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT1990
Avon Lake High School will graduate 202 seniors at
tho sixty-fifth annual commoncemont to be held on Sunday, June 10.1990 at 2 pjri. The cammoncement program is ochoduled for the Avon Lake Memorial
Stadium; In the event of inclement weather, the commencement program will be held in the, Avon Lake High
School Field Howe.
,
;
The Avon Lake Board of Education hns approved the
list of graduates based upon their suicessfully completing all. requirements of tho Avon Lake Board of
Education and the requirements of the Ohio Stats
Board of location.
Reverend Norman Riley, St. Joseph Catholic Church,
will deliver the invocation and benediction. Jill Clymer.
Valedictorian, and Elizabeth Kaminskl. Salutatorian,
will address the'r class and guftsts. Tho concert band.
under Cte direction of Mr. Hi. ry Pfngaten, and the
combined choirs, under the direction of Mr. William
Zitrlcey, wi.U participate In tho program. Di. Clayton
Dusok, Superintendent of Schools, will address the
class and Mr. Bobby J. Walker, Principal, will prusont
the class for graduation.
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SCHOOL CALENDAR
AVON LAKE BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING, , Presentation of diplomas will bu made by Mr. David
AVON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL, ROOM 125, JI'NE 12. A. Updograff, President, Board of Education, anti Mr.
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now and Hm'j not>uttn a peaooal
l J Y ? b i
k
d
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may be mhlkppy i
this * t e t -Someoue youii
you'd never have ID worry about WiR)
TAURUS (Apr 22-May 22) Mooey
is goingtoxun looking for you and
what it bringt, jou'll keep. Octoui im charming now honey won't melt:
where you can be KCU now. your- "1nvourmouth.lnvliea«»elghborr ''
number is coning up. The full moon * to dinner o r u a n entertalnmcntJ-\_.
Is g o l n g u stimulate your love nature are experiencing a pcrtonal f e b K ^
(as Ifiineeded ltlmulating)^
and arc probably changtag ;yoiife
coutd find fulfillment wiL
, goal s. "»5is tune, money may not"
bor. . . .
your prima objective.
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GEMINI (May 23-Jun 21) You ait SAG1TTAWUS (Nov 0*-D*c21)'
lubject to unreaionabte jeilouiy You'll be a tuiptcker and looking fofj
now but if it makes you gel out and . minor flaws to corral. A s e a e t
work harder it won't be a bad thing. . romance Is going lo be none trouble.:
You should invest in sotnethuig that ihanit'twmh. rourlncomeiigoinf^
will improve your mind. The loved
one u going to come up with it new carefully unless you are already.5-1;
duty for you this weekend and you'll nancbUy Independent.; • -'"^--,
do your b u t lo get out of it. ,
CAPRICORN (Dec U . ^ . B . . , , 4
CANCEH (Jpu 22-Jul *0) You You're In IM tnood u beautify y o u r j
needloRiakeachangeinyourdiel.il home, or find another one. and y o u ^
will improve your nralih and your won't rut until you have everything^
appcaranv. There could be some juUperfarL IfyougoouithUweck^
new faces aroundUKoffice. Along end. something will happen'-ym^
lasting (if not permanent) romance don't want anyone to know about?!
could gel starter] within a week. Get But with a full moon ii wi" ' - * " " 1 °
involved In a community or charity cult to keep quiet
project.
LEO (jul 21-Aug 20) Your mother
is going to be more a pan of y o u life
for a few days. You need to get out
and mwt tome new people — o n e s
on their way up. You may be show,
ing off your posiiion and spend more
than you can afford. TTwn ycu'll
come up short for the children or a
M
U B R A (S«r> 13-Ort 25) Statical
VIRGO { A u e l l S t p 22) You v e
aggrcwively leeking comr^nion.
ihip and won'uiopunul you find It.
Dwi't allow vour heart lo rule your
imndoryojcouldbcdeccival. You
could be having guem in toitart off
your weekend and one of them may
get a Ilulc rowdy for your taiie.
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AQUARIUS U a a I t - F t b i « ) MlM
the money you've ever wanted WM
voun for the asking. If you're nkm
careful you'll mike a boo-boo w i ( h #
the boti and i A e won't forgtt Ifyouffinop with blends after work you're*^
liable KI gci ttuck with the cbeck.r<
Social activkiei are gobij lo be « •
pwuive ihii weekend.
PISCES (Fefc 17-Mar 20) . . _
ruler. Neptune; is retrograde and thU^
doesn't bode anything good for you* a
love lift. Don't bet on a sponhg^,
event even !f It's a "sure thing". B « 4 |
alert for any unusual request* fromWI
your bon now, it could be a " f i n a l s ?
want". YoueanfiflUn"m*taacwn.
Uude" if you wwk M iL
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AVON LAKE PUBLIC LIBRARY
933-8128
BOOI'ENDS
Phone S33-2525
WANT TO HE \ BOOK tfL'li
Inl'.TWtLti in i pr.vanimc
job? Th« Avon i V.? Pubh;; S;
the Avail L.ik«i i;- iiiiu !.jbr,ir>
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" b o o s t " - V o ' u a t i w r s ;*r<* r» , | u r ' - d tc n:.n
with their "butiriiiV. '."•> •• rt •„.*••!«- fiir
weeks, beginninn Jim :;• i h i - f . 1 : 1 . i : < : .1,
orientation semiim*. c j j n d 7 |i.m. on
Wednesday. June 13 VoItintft.-i-> tiini a
lo [Mrparent must attend
Ucipalc in the program Please tali Mr>..
Divyer'cl the Library, tJ-QIZH, if you
era interested ir.
WILD ABOUT
,.' "Wild About .Reading". >hc thenm for
ifae teenage Summer Keating Club, is
represented this year by t' ck T-shirts',
buttons end posters, with a >vjld golden
PRESCRIPTIONS ARE THE HEART OF OUR BUSINESS:
o<-': Fuii Se'vict' fJ&ghborhocd Pharmacy Modem, Computerized For
Efficient Prclessicna! Service
1
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Registered Pharmacis! On Duty A: All Times
Al> ) ^ 1-' Aivr,' iitkf bfit:\ PrOi.Tifiicttj .JMJ } hiil(ht*tfJ<- Art ni fyr Di^or1
Summer Time Thirst Quenchers
Fresh, Sliced
90
liKijiiinl design. Teens have to read tmly
one b-iok a WL-ek.'to he pltRihlt? to win
these prizes. Agt«i 11 and up may sii^ii
up in the Young Adult .Department at
iho Avun Lake Library und enjoy (ire-it'
new paperback titles for the sunnier.
Vacation Bible School Set
When pl«nn;..g your t.-.ildreh's
schedule for summer, rumen.-.er June
IB- 22. These are the dales for VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL and SIMMER
EXPLORATINO program* at Avon
Lake United Church of Christ. -32BCI
Electric Blvd. .(just west of Avon 1 olden
Road, across from Tol Spot. From 9:1S
to 11:30 each morning, a full gum; .t of
activities is planned.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL is .^r
children who will be 4,by September i'J.
1990 through children who have co ;«•
pleted second grade. These children »: :1
meet in the education wing of U '
church. There will he singing, crnfti.
s t o r i e s , w o r s h i p , g a m e s one,
refreshments.
Toll Free Phone 871-3728
LEARWCOD SQUARE. 375 LEAR RD., AVON LAKE
SUMMER EXPLORATION i* for (ill
children who have comjtlutt-d third
grade through those who have completed sixth tjrade. This gioup will mcist
outside at the buck of the cliurch where
a large tenl will be thoir muctinft place.
Exciting plans aru being made for this
group as they examine God's world
through nature, field trips :imJ Bible
study.
You miiy register your child by coming to the church offico any day during
the week or uu tho first day of th« v'»sioi. junv 10. Tho co^l is $•( ji<;r child,
bti! not fo uHceetl $10 ;M.T fabitt.y. A!i
children of the community art; welcome.
If you have any questiona. plciisit call
033-3241.
EVERYDAY^
LOW
PRICES
Lotsa Pop
Big Red
Soda Pop
2/79*
:/79*
make a siiuuru for the Avon Lako Quill.
Yes, tho Quill Show StncriiiK Cnninnttw
•3. hereby iv>uing • u chuliun^ii tu all
filters and inlDrot'teH person? in AVGII
!.-nka lo help makr an Avon Lake quilt
More information «» •the Avon 'l..ikr'
C ill Block Cliullunn'! nii<i how lo
re^istur your quilt 1 fur the shew will ho
forthcoming.
Rebels Plan Amish Tour
Autumn Rebels have scheduled their mation cull Randv ur Morlene Loth ot
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one day- bus trips through December 937-87ri.
Other trips scheduled are: Rosco
•tuning with a tour of Amish Country
on Tuesday, June 28. All adults of any Village on July 24; Windsor, Ontario,
age are welcome on trips. It Is not Canada on AugUst 20; Ceritol Follies in
necessary to be an Autumn Rebel. The Toledo on September 17; Ohio Scenic
June 26 trip CMI« $29 per person and In- Railroad on October 23; and Carauflnl
cludes a guided tour by an Amish raised
Dinner Theater on Decsmbar 12 to see a
guide, stops at stores, and lunch in an matinee performance of "ft's a WonderAmish home. For reservetions or infor- ful Life."
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Yesterday...Today Quilt Show
Are you an Avon Lako resident wiio
has a quilt that you have mado or one
that has been given (o you that you
would like to display? Entor It In the
Avon Lake Homecoming Quilt Show.
The show Will bo hold on Homecoming
Weekend, September 29. 30. in tho Avon
Lako High School Media Center. This is
not a juried show; but U.to honor Avon
Lake quiltnra. You aro also challenged to
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Pleas* send all items lp (n Ann
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Children a}4';!> Ivvo Iv ihirtfmi c;m
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933-3801
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Keadinp
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Thi?
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theme.
be received by noon Thursday:
, "'Ke«jd lusl For Thu Fun Of '.%". will be
Attention Brookside Band Alumni
curti'xi uut with .activiljcs .ind evonts
The First Annual Picnic Tor BrooL*iU«
that' «»ru tcrlain lu briyliten ayy
Band Alumni wili be held Sunday. June youngster"* summer day. Tho program
24 at 1 p.m. We will meet under the
is free and runs from June 11 tliroun.h
COUPON
Look
2 Large 1 Item
pavilion at French Creek Reservation.
August 18r Childrun who com pi 'a it? the
So come bring your family and picnic
pruRram by reading at least ten books,
i Any Two Dinners t
* Meattoaf Dinner
Pizzas
lunch and spend seme lime catching up
1
tM Ou
will be admilitfd to a mu^ic show slarrwith Sated Bar ' A v a t t W e
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with bid friends.
..ip Jim Kleefcld, called the "Fun Fac"**
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tory". Please register-;or this program.
What's New!
To Go Sun.-t»^jrs. *
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Tho Sheffield Lake Seniors wil meet at
noon on June 13 at the Communicy
• Open Face
l*ro-5chi>ol story programs will bo of3 Large 1 Item
Cooler. Please bring your own table set- fered for 3 10 6 y^ar olds on Tuesday,
.ntui^^-K..
I Roast Bed Sandwich
ting for a politick lunch.
Pizzas
June 12 at 10:30 a.m. or 7 p.m. The pro- '
I N O T V A L I D FfltDAY I Poutoes.-VeQBtablBOtth.
Mickey Tubbs, Hospice Director from
gram is free,1 but children must prothe SL Joseph Health Adventage. will
register. Learn how to use the public
speak. Tor more information call Gerald
To Go Sun.-TTiurs.
computers at the Domonkas Library by
Reising at 933-3354.
attending a free orientation session on
Summer Hours at library
June 13 at 7 p.m. The session is open to
children in third grade through adults.
Domonkas Library wil be closed on
Saturdays beginning June 2 for the sum- The orientation wilt teach participants
the basics of using the TRS-Model [V
mer. Saturday hours will resume on
and the Epson computers available at
September 8.
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Monday,through Friday hours will re- the Library.
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BUILD YOUR
; main the same through the summer. For
On Friday, June 15, o Uva animal show
BREAKWALL
) mare Information'contact the Library at
will bo presented by Chuck Vorochek of
,943-7410/;
tha Cleveland Metro Parks Zoo at 2:30
WITH SOLID
'1 50'* and Uppur's Club
p.m. No pro-registration, is required.
CONCRETE BLOCKS
"The group will meet June B at 11 a.ia. , Youngsters in fifth grade and older ,
' (wthhooto)
at the First Baptist Church on Harris Rd- who want to learn babysitting skills can
^ A potiuclt luncheon will be on the menu. attend tho babysitting workshop. "80
^ The Lorain. County Metro Park You Want to bo a Babysitter..." on MonDistrict will present the program about day,. June 10 from 6 to 8:15 p.m.
"n Earth Day. Everyone Is invited to attend. Youngsters must pro- register for the .
.Congratalations Seniors
\. - workshop by Juru* 15.
In order to register for any of the
\. June,'7 is'marked'on the calendar of
£ senior Brobkslde sbidents living in Shcf- above programs; ploaso go to tho Library
> Eeld/Sheffield Lake. That is the night of a? 4125 E. Luke Rd,, or call 949-7410.
['-graduation, at the Palace Theater.
* 3'x3'x3' Approx. Wt. 3,000 ea.
Good luck to all of you in your future Advance Sale TicLeM for Community
Days
The tickets for Community days urn
i*,,,Everyon»;£» Invited to attend the An- now
salo:by the various organizaTnualf Queenj-Tsgsant - for - the Sheffield tions on
in town. .Tho tEdctts this year will
930 MUIer Rd./Avon;
iljJcelCoJnniunity; Days Queen.IIU will
bnsold
in
strips ft 4 for 52, That's a 50%
jtalce place si the Community-Conter"on
Avon: 937-6234 — Clave.:
saving* whoa conpared to buying them
**-*l~t
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233-1800
at tho carnivnl. Finn nhcad atul &avu
following senior girls are "vying
some money and goto* chance on two 10
ibrnth«;;.honowi: Heather Alone. BelfL
speed bikps
LAKE EROSION PROBLEMS?
"~ "ise Cordova, fHeather Lynn
mifor Lynn Kordlch, Heather
_ Lore,-Jennifer Lynn Melton and
IjeriniferKenee'Lutterie.., "/•••'• ;; , ,
^'*y, Congratulatk.nl ladles. And the best
Community Days Parade
- Tho tlmo 1 for the pnrado is drawing
nearer. You can almost heur the bond
playing and the sirens wailing In the
distance.
Net^hbor* Meeting -•
' ". Don't forget to altontl the Community
liTbi last meeting of the season for the Days Parade on fuly !Z ut 7 p m And if
'rittodsand^NsIghbors Club will bo Juno
you would like l o b e in; thu parade.
^atlho Community Center. Tho meeting
please call Jim McFnll at U4O-5531 and
fS^fHH begin at 7 J 0 p.m. Every lady In the make arrangements to march. Sec you
S^'area U Invited to attend. Wo wuJ be makh
flog up the schedule for lite Walkathon
^•nd Community Days.
Get
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6 STEP RECONDITIONING PROCESS....
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$ 3 0
9 5
For An
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Tax Size Cars Call 933-4377 Appointment
(Mini Vans
15.00 Extra)
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Special 6 Step Reconditioning Process...
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Chicken • Fresh Deli
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Party Trays
Open 7 Days
Monday thru Saturday 9-7
Sunday 10-4
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wifr offer new and updated Computer
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MAY 10
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011-t - Acacia Ct readont raports reaming an \e
DWJ-Covmg Whde InlouucewJ
cbecenecal
HCC-Ho Cause tor CwrptaJnt
iO3S - fte*iden9ol alarm on Lafca Rd. Checked.J'.J
DUp-UnM-Oiopatched Urws ,
DUhOnuvtg Under Km Influence
1100 • Minor MVA on Tradewvxfe. Report.
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1112 - Report ol an ovenve>Qht kueh on EkKtncV
0 0 3 ? • Squad responding to GeachOafe.
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0 3 5 0 - Procter complain*, on ArtseaJe.
1 1 5 8 - Report rjt suspoota (rwtoa on Kay A m . ^r"
OK.
0 9 0 0 • Squad re*pondmg to Oek*ood
1248 • Squad responoVig to Awn EMdcn Rd^
1251 - Alarm at local bonK. Ctwcked CMC
1 » « - Report ot a free down acroas Lake- Rd. A
1345 • Squad responding lo Miner Rd.
: 1 5 1 9 - Alami at local bank. CUwfced OK."
?63fl - Fredorichatwro roaJdent reporfirvj"
1547 • forest Blvd. resident reports irrwanted
•usptciouAltwenea maues beniw reotrtence*. [
guest. J O - I 9 W / I 5 .
T830 - Harassment by hivcnOos et
, 1G57* Minor MVAQecino'OeacTHlale took ptaos
eor**fr. Rssotved between partes
1G5O - (Jmba down acra« power Enm on I
1830 • Duff Dr. resident reports thett from veNdo.
mont. C D rioWed.
Report,
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1922 - Wrett down n rear yard on P v M a w . CO ti
1 9 1 3 -PPMVA in Rw'a pwWngbt. rMoivwJ betnoOfled, •
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w«ert pathos.
2215 • Portable) pools Wow«u wound Biq WheeLWi
2 1 1 4 - Ppuibla donwhtc Aoputo on Avon B«W«n
A M * . Mgr. edv^aed
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Rd.. Ctwckad o x .
2221 - SuspidouB aclMry on Befenont el Ihe bar2 2 5 7 - Altercation in aowth pariuoo lot O< poles
rlcade; QOAAITL.
0 > p t . 10-10 w / t 5 .
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, 2228 - Wires down/pOK
." jat on Artadale.'
MAY 9
CO notified. 2341 - Parkwood resident feport»J
0 0 1 5 - C/245 located an open ooor at Mftef Rd.
business
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0427 - MOer Rd. croasinc bioefcad by M n .
0333 - C/244'locat*d utuxked doors at > fr > l
0741 - Crowing gates dwwo on 6 0 . 8 3 , no tram In
BUs- at the Landbo*
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slant.
O7Q3- Contractor i t MtJar Rd tndusay report*^
0929 • SarUna dog conjoint In B««chwood^edtheft c* vewcto. ,
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wood we*. UTL.
' 0 8 0 5 - Contactor at MHarfU indu«tryraporta«J
0940 - Beochdato^rmtdant raportlng vandaiaffl to -second veNcto theft.
'hiawehtcle.
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1258 -Squad r«spondna lo Movtwood.
084ft - One of ttm jbov* atdeo vsHdUw h w twon^
1S30-MVAHaetfLska>RdB. Report. Squad and * \
towr requested.;
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1056 - MM-ttken racaw up/down Ourt Or144ft - : Unto an: 1D-O6; irem .aaaJtfinp;
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aaenta ki aervtnera vMrrarK, and ara 10-10 W1{
1711 - Complaint at skateboardera on
1721 -BayVMeg«Pc«c«re4M«t>ngaiMa'
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Aa we head Into the M i , the
nature of optometry tmt,
undergone considerable change.
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now permMted la U M
pnsrmaceutleal agtnta tor
dlagnottlc purpoM. Thete
Include dropstordilating Ihe
pupUt, U 'hat the aiammer oin
get a fuller view ot the Inald* ol
the eye. In this way. the
optometriM tnay notice
aymptome of eye diMuen.
reilnmt tear*, (Habetea and
ileveloping catarecu ae/tier than
bf
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tor glaucoma, the eye wlN be
tiddly anesthetized lo asaure a
paJrHess and accurate reading.
In tome states. opiometrMi mty
alao preacrlbe-meiDcaUms tor
»/a diseases.
T M optometilst provkles
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include high Mood preuure
twtJng wtth eye namnallons
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patient W teferredtortrviiment.
to (hit eye health and general
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117 E. 20th STREET
244-6114
SHEFFIELD CENTER
AVON LAKE
130 SHEFFIELD CENTER
116 MOORE ROAD
233-4444
933-3164
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frted S100 for h a w g an unsafe vehicle and haw^
, ins m opwstor"s fccenee
Qtrt 0 , Jormon. 1 M 0 Creoore S t . U j f t
M M fined S73 «or soee<*ng «nd contempt oE
Avon La*r. «.-<l Oon*)d E. Mi)!.
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Ftosewood Ave,, Avc/i Ufce. * « > . ="n>J
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S35- amce also w i t 'fled 510Dtorraving rw
opwaJor'5 bctaaa.
O V « r trsfCc vKtfatcrs inctuaiaJ HoBua^ne
a. 7399 WiWwnght A w . , f*orth Ridjev^e,
'keep an ass^fWl &xv C^sUnce. $35:
and Anttxwy J . Bacegiia, 25532 B o s e . r a > . Ixlure to Veep art assured oe*i
. 525
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Theodore E. Uebbing. 166 Curtis Dr.. Awon
lake, w u fined MOO and given a Bvee-day
susDended tad Mntence on • chsrgv erf OUL Hs
w u adered to anend DWI school KI loraln
Cowry Community CoDege wtthin 60 days. H «
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cWvWi Deans* was suspendedfor60 days with
occupation tfrMng permuted. He was lined SSO
tor weaving.
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Joyce L. Faw, 2302 E. 30th S i , Lorain. w«s
S i M S150 for passing a stopped school bus.
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Fefieiano Montanez. Jr., 1404 W. Reid Art..
tonkin, was fined StOO on a charge of contempt
ot court and $70 lor speeding.
6mc« A. Brown, 4720 Charleston Av«.. Lorain.
v r u flned S100toroon*9tnpt of court and S60 (or
speeoTng.
Ronald E. Rector. 917 Seventh S t . Lorain.
w u Snad J10O lor an open container violation.
Fined K»5 lor speeding * e r e James A. Yorta,
Amhertf. O.; Joseph Dulala. 1H29 Miriam Awe,
Avon: and David w . Ariow. 551 Centerbury Rd..
Bay VUtage.
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Otfcer traffic violators and Iheir fine* were
Robert T.taabett.5425 Berfcwood Lane. Sheffield
V I 9 M « , fkamous ptates. $60; Albert HObar. 5B7
W. Short. Sheffield Lake. taflure to k««p «n
a*?«tred deaf distance. $60; Brian Krwp. 861
^unsneld S U Sheffield Lake, overtaking and
, posting on th* left. SS5;»ndLyneaH. Bany.115
•Juycox Fid, Avon Lake, running a red light. $80.
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Andy O . Luho. 251 VWwyard Dr., Broedview
Heights, was.flmd $1 .000 and sentenced to 90
days of community *ervice or three tiays in |ti I on
a c h v g e of OW1 with the balance deterred on
condition of no traffic violations over two points
tor one year. The community' service was
ordered to be performed wtthJn 30 day*.
• Uifce also w u fined S I 0 0 tor possession tH
nvwttuana and $50torspeeding.-•
completed within 30 days. His driver's
was suspendedtor120 days
p
driving avowed. H a also was fined $50 <or
speeding. •
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Joseph K m . 6C14 Oentse O f - North
RxJgevrte. wss fined S400 and sentenced to GO
daysfcilad with 10 d*ys actualytobe served w
a charge ot OWI and ihoM days deterred vftH
Aug. 3 1 . The balance ot the sentence was deferred on condition of no traffic violations over'. wo
points tor two years. H e also was finod 5100 tor
1
eicess bre«h*na}yzer content
Lisa A . Ayers.2058 FHth St.Cuywioga FaBs.
was fined $500 and sentenced to 00 days on a
charge of theft with the sentence deferred on
condition of good behavior end no theft offenses
f©f tuw> years.
Perry A. Naie. 1467 Winchester Ave;.
Lakewood. was Pn*d St.000 end sentenced to
10 days In jail on a charge of OWI wrtn S750
deferred on condition that he seek treatment at a
VA hospital to be cempteted within 60 days. His
driver's license WKS suspendedtorone year with
occupational arMng permittee. He «tso was fined * * 0 for nKeonaWe control.
Robert A Joseph, 134 Brunswick Ave.. Avon
Lake. w*s fined S25Q and sentenced U s u morv
ths in Jail on a charge of ptysical control- He was
fined ah additional $250 and sentencedtosix
month) on a charge of leaving the scene of a
mour vehicle accident. Mis driver's license was
suspended for ono year.
Joseph else was fined 5150 on a charge oi
underage consumption. He a!so pleaded guilty to
charges of fleeing and failure to control his
Joseph P. Sengstock. 50501 Middtortdge Rd..
Amherst. was fined $350 and sentenced 19 3 0
days In J*t on a charge ot OWI with 27 days
deferred on rhe bests cf good behavior and no
irafficv*oIalicwwovertwopoints(oroney»ar.Tri«
three days In Jail or corrcnuntty service were to be
s
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Michael Lawreszuk. 33335 Chester Rd.. Avon,
was fined 5100 on a charge of storage of Junk
vehicles.
John J. Baum. 414 Melville St.. Sandushy. was
fined $100 on a chargo of possession of
marijuana.
Fined $5U lor speeding were Lisa M. Fnftey.
1721 W. 11th S t . Lorain; Kenneth L- Richardson,
SS21 Wa&er Rd.. Sheffield Lake: Sara English
FUmsey. 37B Windward Way. Avon Lake;
George D, Senesh. 266 Be>mar G M . . Avon
LaJto. Gilbert F. Palaciuos. 138 Hermann Dr.,
Jaaai F. FiekM, 4523 Camden Ave,. Uxttn.
ms Pned 5500 \x orug abuse. Robert D Odey.
420B CharSeston Ave., Lorain, was fined S I X Ear
drvg abuse.
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John M. Maine lit. 4605 Unda Lane, Shefftek!
Village, was toed $370 on charges of physical
control and spfeolns. He was ordered to aaend
0 U I classes.
T r t c / A. Burgess- « 6 2 0 Gary
Ake., Lorain, war CTJMI $ 3 2 5 for drug
aSuse, poweest^; or omg parapoemete. eni h « ing no operator's license.
Wttwm J . Prfce, 2 1 6 M o ^ e Bd.. Avon Lake,
was aried $ 2 5 0 lor hsvtto no 6twrs*or*s icense.
Paul W. Foster, 1308 W. Er» Ave., Lomin. wes
bied S2S0 for IttstwigJ
Roy Hondershot. 1 » i 2 5 . 29m SW Lorsm. was
•cfais'h.-.-'-^
rx.Byris.$4B.,i
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Other traffic vtolakn « r » Loreoa R o s e . ^
731 W. 32d St. lorain. faaure to heed * aaap^
»grt. $52. WU KrM L. Otxw. 4720 W f c w A v * ^
Loran. running a red CgM. * ~ 2
Women's Club Plans Picnic
cupboard or two. Be geawroo*,«;tlU»-»2!
the last meeting until fell, lu';sotal<j
monies for the wbrtbwrliile pipJecUJh*^
club I» Involved inl Remember,;,^ K>r2
meooe's trash is someone's treasure.":'"
Chairperson for the afternoon
cy Smith and hostesses: aireLflhoW. June Jones. Callia Black aadRaej
Dalgloish'. .
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Lake Shore Women's Club WiU meet at
tha Avon Lake Library for their Annual
Picnic and White Elephant Auction on
Wednesday. Juno 13 at 12 noon. ,
Members ate askod to provide their
own table service plus a covered dUb
item for the picnic plus white elephants
for the auction.
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The white elephant auction is c -«anoy
maker for the club so please *ieai, •? >l a
Music Camp Scheduled
The Avon Lake Presbyterian Church
is once again sponsoring a Music Camp.
Come end team the, story of Duniol
while exporiancing one of GodVa greatest
gifts, the gift of music ,..:
This year'i camp will take place tbe
week of June 25 through the 29 from
9am to 12 noon. It Is for all children
entering kindergarten, through those
entering sixth grade. There will be
chimes, recprtlars, music discovery and
Bible background In addition to learning
and performing the musican DantaLjj,
There will be two performances; Friday,=
June 29 at i t ajn. an'd.Simday, July 1 t?
10 a.m. during th» iwirsbip senrfce>V^
Tbe registration fee is 55. RegtttraUoa*
forms are available at the church offta^
which is open every morning unlll.tl;
noon at 32340 Electric Blvd. If thow^
hours are inconvenient, leave a roessagffl
on the answering muchine. 933-0240,1
and we will get one to you.
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$56; Mark Seyra. 2513 E. 2W1SL, t f > r * « J « 4 ^
P icert L. Ca»per. 61 *© Edgewetef Dr^ SBeffle**
U t o . $38. V * e * M J . Ambers. 17*Q £ - 3 2 d S M
Lorain: $ 4 1 . Thomas J. WeneM. 442O Edoewooa
Or • Lore*. $26: end J « e a Toledo. 6 8 8 CatsnnJ
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Begins $26 Million Technical Center Expansion
AVON LAKE - The BFCoodnch Com- necessary if BFCoodrich - as
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pany broke ground yesterday on a S2t> rccrmol<j|£y-l)u$etl company - intends tu
million expansion and renovation pro- remain competitive in an increasingly
ject at iti Avon Laky Technical Corner
global marketplace." OnK said;
In doing so, the company stated tii.it
joining Ofijj at the ground b(«ulii)tf
the project symbolizes its ccnliuuing wremony u-ert; Avon Lain Mayor
commitment t6 technological excellenco
Richard Hauanxi and Michttel Vyvod.t,
and to the community of Avon: Laku. 1990 recipient of the HFC Science
The expansion is part of the company's Scholar Award Jt Aiuii Lake
plan !o mainlain the facility as a world- , School.
class research center, consistent with
The expansion ot the technical c
BFG*s reputation as a technical leader in will
add a thrw-story. 74.UOC
the chemical and polymer science fields.
fyot Centra! Services Building to house
"The expansion project that we art- administrative
a technical
breaking ground for today represent* library, cafeteria, offices,
computer center and
the single largest investment tli3t we
conferertce rooms.
have made at the Avon LaC:e Technical
More than half of the other OtT«cus and
Center,." said John D. Onji, iJFG's ch.iirlab* a! the facility will b*> renovated. Th«
man and chief executive officer.
protect also includes expansion gf the
When completed in the spring of 19H2. research labs and office? for ihe canter's
the expansion will lead to 50 new jobs,
Product Science Center and the lulux
bringing the number of scientists and
research and development group.
support staff at the technical center to
Ong pointed out that many of the adabout 600, Ong said.
vances in polymer technology and
The Av^n Lake project is the latest in,
materials that BKGoodrich has inudt!
series of capital investments designed to
have taken place at the Avon Lak« facilieohanc BFC's research and developty, which opened its doors tn 1940 with
ment facilities and capabilities. The
three buildings and a staff if 30.
company is completing a S26 million exThe BFCoodrich Company, headpansion and renovation at its research
quartered in Bath. Ohio, produces vinyl
anu. development center in Brecksvillo,
resins and compounds and specialty
Ohio. Last fall BFC also opened a new
chemical products and provides proApplication Engineering and Design
ducts arid services to tiie aviation inLaboratory in Avon Lake.
dustry. Sales were $2.-* billion in 1989.
"These investments are absolutely
Is Rate Increase Unfair?
charges at 11 n.m. Oloarcik said the
move was a cost saving measure
because the Clerk of Courts had been
paid time and a half for working In thti
evening and now will receive regular
wage*.
The city has deemed an abandoned
residence at 2092 Mfriam Avenue to be
unsafe. Mark Smith, of the Lorain County Health Department concurred with
the committee of tho fire chief, mayor
and wrvfee director, and found the
home to "'unsafe for human occupancy
According to Smith, the residence
^ poses a fire hazard and. water in the
* basement was resulting in mold, mildew
and mosquitoes. The city has poraped
out the basement and padlocked the
residence. Warning signs havo also been
posted. Service Director John Sraitek
said the owner. Jay Monigold, will ha
A VISION UNOER CONSTRUCTION - BFGcodrich's Central Services building
is part of p. $26 m£ion expansion and renovation project at the Avca Lake
Tochnicr' Jenter, scheduled for cornolotion tn the sorlna of 1992.
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necessitated by having departments in
different locations.
The commission - which also includes Scrivens. Vnughl, Councilman
Michael McDonough and Council President Ed Krystowski - decided to drnfl o
resolution to have tho facility appraised
so a bid can bo mado on the property.
The commission also plarw to contact
tho city's grants coordinator, Ron Poull,
lo study funding possibilities. Hydo suggested general option bonds as hj«
preference for funding tho project.
Krystowski said the' cost of the
building would be in the rtinge of
5500.000. A Hmo'frame of two to five
yenrs was mentioned for moving into
(he facility.
THE PERFECT
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With A Front
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Expires June 20, 1990
Lakefld..Avon
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billed for theso services through tbe
bank which holds the mortgage on the
property.
Police Chiol John Vilagireportedhe
had discussed plans for the Joint purchase of u truck scale with Avon Lake
Mayor Richard Hausrod.
"It's a good idea because there are u
lot of areas we're not enforcing because
we don't :have the capability." Vilagi
said.
Council had received a letter from an
Avon Lnkn resident complaining about
the deterioration of Lear Road south of
tho railroad tracks. Smilfk *iid u ^(Mpolice detail Is needed tn monitor truck
traffic Jiear West Lake Auto Body and
Frame where trucks have been spotted
dumping fill dirt.
Olohrcik said Patrolman Richard
Peterson has volunteered to construct a
suggestion box lor city hall.
New City Hall Pondered
"cramped" city hall on Detroit Road
would bo retuodoled as a police station,
councilman William Hyde said. A city
council *' committal! headed by Hyde
had been studying; *ho feasibility of
remodeling tho Detroit Road facility and
building a new police station,.
"Surely ft would be leas to buy tho
church and renovate this (city hall} than
to build a now facility." Councilman
Doug Vaught' said. "We originally
agreed to build naw, but after looking at
this building we've decided that was d
wrong move.'"
The city would also sevo.on building
now water department offices on Jaycox
' Road as well as on the separate phono
,and computer systems and hook-ups
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933-8711
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Council Debates Creekview Drainage Relief Prop
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| by Aliu Sicker
^ 1 AVON - Neil Bennett, developer of
.UJ the Avon's Creekview subdivision, has
§ made a proposition to the city to provide
~l relief to about a dazeu homeowners sufg faring from soggy backyards. But sum*
£ city council, members fear agreeing to
a- the plan cauta force tfie city lo take
£ responsibility for all tho city's waier
*~- problems.
According to Council President Ed
v
Krystowski. it's also a matter of
priorities.
,
"We have to set some priorities.
Everybody in Avon has a water problem. We've already said the money in
the drainage fund is to clean French
Creek," ho said.
The money the city may consider con[. tributing would provide 1.000 fee! of 10
and eight-inch drainage pipe lo bo installed by Bennett in replacement of a
four-Inch i^pe Installed when the subdivision was instructed. Bennett sent a
letter of proper! to the city's service
director. John il-oitek. and Ward III
council member Jewn Scrivens in which
he agreed to Install tic oipa if tho city
provided 1L
"I want lo knew haw a builder can
come in arid build houses and then expect the city u> take care of the drainage.
! don't understand , it," Councilman
Michael McDonough said,
"It's pay now or pay later,, It seems to
me it's z minimal pric* lo pay tp solve an
enormous problem," Scrivehs saitf.
She said Creekview homeowners have
complained of up to four feet of standing water in their rear yards. Scrivcns
said • tho walur was draining into
Creekview from residences on Rome 83.
She asked how these homeowners could
be assessed, for th» pipe if "they doa't
care whether water Hoods Creckvfow."
"Are'we saying we'll get involved in
all the rear-yard drainage problems in
Avon?" Councilman Donald Huitbvd
asked.
Kryi 'wski said the city needs a formal coi act from Bonnett agreeing to
install the pipe, a? well as providing all
slone. grading and seeding needed for
the project.
"We'd pay for tho plpo and that would
be all. At that point, we'll see where we
can get the money from/' he said. "1
don't «eo why all the taxpayers of Avon
should pay for the materials to drain
those backysrds.",
In other business. Monday, bids were
received for new bridges on Williams
Court and Nagel Read, south of
Schwartz Road.
•Bids' of S22.630 and $21,840 were
received for the. Nagel Road bridge,
which the planning commission has
recommended be 30-feet wide, with
. o n both"s!deK.j4T_
William* Court bridge wereitlt
S9ICO. Smilek will 1
accept depending
,
from the stale. The sorviee;i_^™
each bridge will iaieaboutjani
to install,'••••' '.' .:C\.- ;h~-fi£$
Stnllek S3id. S35;000|
budgeteduil^r capital impr_.._,
cover the cost of both; bridge pit
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Western Res-we Presbytery Meets Moni
AVON LAKE - 1h" Avon Lake The meeting will then resu
Presbyterian Church. 32J40 E'PCUIC
Presbyterian Church with 4
Blvd.. will hosX I'm funo meeting of the
worship service
"d
Presbyterr of the Western Reserve on
The Presbytery' of the/>Y
Monday, June 11.', About 200 commisRcsane consists of 58 churcha?*
sioners and visitors are expected to th»astern Ohio. Its
^
allend.
The meeting will begin ut 4:30 p.m. end Ajhbtnd ,CQtthtfek$-I^i&jJ3g
and is scheduled to adjourn at 9:30 p.m. , Visitors'"are(vetcometoiiiy]
A 6 p.m. dinner will bo prepared by
Presbytoty meetui£>The:ho«t
the members of the Presbyterian Church
the Avon W p r ^ b y l e r f t M
but will be served at tho Avon Lake .0r, Alfred 'Ai-tUAtt*m
Church of Christ. 32801 Electric Blvd.
Siibway Gelebrates 25 Yrs. In Fast-Food Industry
y. named the number one fran- . and has a goal of opening 8,000 stores by
time to thank tho two groups of
chise by Entrepreneur raagczlne for an 1995. Subway's Prealdodt and Founder, . perfect
poople who ahve roado our-success
unprecedented three consecutive years; Fred DeLuca, stuns up bis feelings on
possible: our loyal customers who have
; celebrates 25 year, in the fast food lnthe success of his franchise over the past
patronized our stores, over the' years,
.dustrytbis summer.
. .
quarter century. '• • :..; • • , • , '
and our franchise owners.who always
^Subway, is the world's largest sub"I'm very pleased with the progress
work so hard mafcin$_> quality product
marine sandwich and safad chain and Subway has made over the past 25 yean. . and providing! personalized servicvv^-:
„„
fastest growing franchise. The chain
Thht' sumr^f'i anniversary Is the
To help kick off the anulvum^Ty ^:?A^bi.
. born March 30, 1900; kt^wu;!^.-*^
ippem franchises at a rate of 100 a month
celebration, stores wiH participate la a:•'••'•:
Fairview Gtnerai H o i p ^ £oB«Mt£
chainwlde Buy One Gel One Free sale 4 Mariaimo^r^
or-Avon^I^ka^Cfil.
for one day only, Sunday. June 10.1990, weighed 6 Ib«.,^er
1 ox. and measured^S
• from 11 ajn.to Zp-nC:'^.) ^ '-?.'IT'S "••";" :
OeLuca started the chain as a moans
Erie Shore* GUI Scout Council. Inc. is
United States are eligible to Join.
of earning his collego tuition back^n vHis^proud graridparents
looking for adults who have been active
This year's Alumni luncheon will be
Betry:HfaerofTWe«u>UI~-*y
1985
in Bridgeport. CT.( with a $1,000 «nd
In leadership or other Girl Scout
and Io«phh)e -DeFerdininnoXora
held at tho Holiday Inn. Sandusky, on
loan from a family friend. Dr. Peter '-•B^ach,
flat
volunteer capacities, and wish to
Saturday, Juno 10 Trom noon to 2 p.m.
Buck. He began franchising In 1974. .\
become affiliated wilh the Alumni
Individuals Interested In attending the
Today,"
operations
are
International
group. This group meets > early for luncheon and/or obtaining addtlonal inwith more than 160 stores In Canada** ; A baby gii^?,UureM.«*«»«-^
lunch and members are encouraged to
formation about this group should call
provinces;-as well as stores.in Europe born to.Clen andBetsyTSchiiiae;
support Girl Scouting financially end/or
Phyllla Grogs at tho Council Service
and Australia. Mora stores are lu thd off< > Chester^phlo; b h ^ r u ^ ^ S t f ^ S t e l
throughrpro(ects of their Individual
Center at 233-6112.
lag for Mexico and possibly Brazil and ajn..at Chriit Ho»pf uCUurealwiW
choke.1'" Women and men * formerly
Erie Shores Council is a United Way
Japan, according fa DeLucn. v •'?."•'•• -; : 8tbs» 7-3/4 oz.*and meajtirediidSft
registered with Girl Scouts USA in Erie
supported non-profit agency.
DeLuca pi ofects that sale* will exceed
Shores or any other council in the
SI billion in,1990.~HMore than half of the ^The proud grandpatenta unGl
stores that open bach year are built by plga.ScbaafqfjAvoh^Uki^anai,
existing franchises, so even if we never end i Dohnav JamesjoRiVenowISi
•old another franchise, wo would re- Ohio.' Proud grrat-sraadparenur:!
main bno of the fastest growing fran- ^^ fl °4Mar 8 a»t.BarkerdCNw'
f
?
chises in tho United States," say.
Girl Scouts Look For Alumni
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Avon Lake
933-4247
Mon.-Thur. 9-8
Fri. 9-6
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High School Athletic Director
Year V » » H y awiirdt by MICHELLE
BLAKESLEE. JILL HClMJltJCH: JENNIFER
SAUL. *nd KRISTI ZJECLER; 2nd Y«a
Award* by MAKLA LANCDON, TRACT
SAWITZKC IAURA WEST aud SIIAUNA
RUMSETi'; untl lit Year Varvtfv Awurtli by
AMY AHLFELU. CRISTl ASLAKSfN
NfKLODY HECKES. TACKIE CANNON. AMi
KNE1SS, JF.NNIFttt STERN and ELLV TAG
aART VIVIENNE LOCHHEAD was aarntil
Stholdr-AthMefarlhoslrti'iracklfam. Ret civ
ing lit Ted!n.AtJ-Soijt|jwe»loin-Confarencn
honor* vvpee AMY AHLKELD, CRISTl
.ASLAKSEX; CHRIS OALAS. MlCHEi-Lr
ULAKESLEE. |UUE HART. (ILL HELMBL'CH
ELLY TACCART. JENNIFER SAUL ami
LAUKA WtST Vamcd fp 2ndteamAUUmlfr-nw were MI- LliJjA BANJOFP and '
MAKU-M-ANCDO*. Ouiitandinn lal Yew P«r(urtinT Awnnl went lo AMY AIIU-ELD
kK'STl Z1LCLEH wxt Ihe IUM r-«.igicnl ul tkx
VI kllie Awan' " «nd «•« M V I* hutior wmil ta
CHK1S DALAb
:
|jDior Vnr.»j T:\dltMVrjrda wendu CARRIE ;
Ht'NDrilCMii TAMM\ KOCH ANNE
MArflfc M ^ E B KLATHLR MtNEELEY,
* HANSON PEQU1CNOT, CWLN SINCLAIR \
LRJN bL'LLIVAN and KRISTI WtDELL. 1
h nth ma 11 award win tie s wrre KAMAUE :
KELStY HEATHER METZO LAURA '
KAM&EY fA ALlbON ViHCEl
i
Dick Deasy
Nanatl as Scholar-Athlete lor Softball was
SHARON DKUNL Cu-\LV.P.'i wore HOLLY
RISER and KOBYN TANZILLI. Leading Hitlw
.' was TANYA ANDOLSEN; Most Improved wa?
SPRING SPORTS
HEATHER WATTERSOt*; P.H.D. (Pride. HIKATHLETES HONORED
tln. , DeiiK) . Awud wrat to ANNMARIE
Member* of the spring tporti teams wure
HASSEL;
tocagniaw* during this past week at Avon Lake
(utiot Vanity Softb*U Awards for the 3rd
High School A bating or tho athlete* and the
Year went to JEANNE ANNIS and LAURA
awatdt tba) earned b as follows:
KOLOFCR;
2nd Year, to JENNIFETK PIFER.
BASEBALL — Vanity 3rd Year - ERIC
STACY SCHROEDiiR and MELISSA HOUKr
PEACHMAN and MATT PERRY.
l»t YMI to KARI SELTZER. AMY FiFER.
Varsity 3rd year — SCOTT CHANDLER,
MELINDA F1NEFROCK DEVON CARCEAU.
JASON PYATT. DAVE TURLEY and MATT
KAREN CRADY. STEPHANIE 1MMELT. JENWBIDNER.
NY LEHOTA. KRISTIN LUPE. ABBY
Vanity lat year — TOM BALLANTINE.
ROBERTS and RENEE SCAVMCKY. Varsity
FRANK BOLOGNIA. MIKE GBRRASCH.
Uladmt Auiitant was JASON REIMUELLER;
TODD HASSEL. CHRIS HOMER. MIKE
Vanity Scorers wore TRACY BR1TTON.
HUBACH and CARL SANCVIK. ScholarTRACY DUSEX and MARK MICHAELS. The
Athkrte for tin baaaboll team m i TODD
)V Scorebwper w u SHANEDAL WALDMAN.
HASSEL. Most Val&abl* Ptayvr. was JASON
I M H (OKIt MDCM
BOYS' TENNIS awards were received by
PYATT Award for Bait Dafenjta want to TOM
theu members of the team: Vartity-jrd Year —
BALLANTIVE. Batting Champ was [JliSON
ANTHONY FIUMERA sod BOB CAIRNS: VorPYATT. and tita Coaches* Award' want to
slty 2nd Year— MIKE 0ARRE1T ami KYLE
MATT PERRY Varsity Statisticians wero'.HOLSMITH: V*rslly-1jt Year — DARREN CAJKA.
LYFIRMENTandCAKOLlNESCRlMGEnUR.
DAN DE MARCO. CHRIS HYATT. STEVE
x, Thraa mstnoers of tits varsity baseball itoam
MEYEB. CREC MUSI and SANTO I'ADULA.
Wen AU-SottthwcttamOanfattince team aviecReceiving Junior Varsity awardswere BRIAN ;
ttar*— JASON PYATT to lslTaam aud TOM
LYNCH. ROBERT MANSFIELD and |ASON
BALLANTINE and ERIC PEACHMAN to ttnd
WARREN. KYLE SMITH wus aaaed ScholarTeam.
. • ••-...-•• .-.• - -• - • . ' , , . ' . •'.•' , Athlete. Moat Valuable Player was ANTHONY
to Junior Vanity Baseball - 3rd Year awaiiU
FIUMERA. Senior Awards went to MARK
want to GRANT RUNYON and TOD TYLEK;
Sof^n-XHEALTjlYCI
DUNFORD and SCOTT EA5TBP- ANTHONY
, ,* 2nd Yaar Awards to JOB BOLOCNIA. RYAK
ionAftJcoyrJTYB£ooDP/j.XONA RtcuiAR a s s « s .
|£pH0PPEKT,-CORY P1CKLO and MIKE RICH: - FtUMERA w u named to the 2nd Team — Alltoftf* and "1st; Year Award* to TOM ANDOLSEN, Southwestera Conference. .
5bfeDAJUK:.ARMBRBCHT,'I?D BILL. TAU
la BOYS' TRACK • Vanity 4th Year Award
roWKES, DAN GALES, ERIK GEICER. JOHH
went ly TIM WEBER, a 3rd Year Award to
GILLENWATERS, CHRIS KEANE.-ELLIOTT
CORY CLOUSE. CHAD SMITH and JIM
XOHI4 FRANK1ONGAR and JEFF SMITH. JV
TOTH. * 2nd Year Award to BEN FROST.
WertLESLIE COOPER, BETH
MARK L1NDRUD. NICK Ml LAN ICH. ANDY
CROSS, aod JENNIFER WOHL.
SCHM1TZ.
MATT SEXTON. DAN YOIHT and
The Lorain County Illoodmobile will
pjn. untilflp.m. Be a part of a life saving
Umbtn- of tb» Freshman • Baseball tean
MATT ZAICEL. Recalving l i t Year Vanity
be at Laki< Shore United Methodist'
«ts> MDCE- BBYBRSOOERFER. RAY CAR- A
program and donate n pinl of blood. For
w
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e
RYAN
DEASY.
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O N B i L ^ J I M - i C O N D O N . MARK
Church, 33110 Eioctric Blvd., Avon.
mure information call Al Whitney (Tho'
. FINEFROCK. JASON HERKENHOFF. MATT
CRBENWELL.. CJ. HAN3EN. IASON HERLake.'Monday, Juno II, 1090 from 4
HLAVA. CHRIS HOWARD. JASON KEETOM.
Count), at 933-6164.
- - * — ? -.
TODDUDYARD. : JASON ME1NKRS. SHANE NAREWSKI.
f SMITH.-JOE
CHAD PU'LUAM. B. J. S1SSON and DEREK
JASON
;• SCOTT T URIC. nM VOTRUBA. - TENKE. Receiving All-South western Conference hunore 'were TIM WEUER. CHAD
3COTT WAEOITER
and
ERIK
WEST.
SMITH. JASON MEINERS and DAN YOUTT:
"-*
TBAU,+— a,4lh-Yaar. Award- was
for
the 3200 meter relay. Co-KLV.P.'s of the
to ROBYNTANZILU and a 3rd Year
"Alfred C. Standen,
trick squad wers-TIM WKBER^ and CHAD
•nttyAward.tb KATHY KODCER. Earning
SMITH. TIM WEBER was named Scholar- ; Veterinarian
'•rsHirAwardu (W tba 2nd y—r wtxa: TANYA
Athlete. Bast 1st Year Participant was JASON
fANDOLSEN,'SHARON DRUM, USA CER. Palriclit Orbash, 'the
MEINERS. Kaceivtog freshman track awards
•: Fumila ore becoming
dauffhtor of Joan and
were:. REED ALLEN. CHRIS ANDREWS.
Increasingly popular
JHASSWkad HOLLYKI5ER. 1st Year Varsity
George Orbash of Avon
t tor KELLY DRUM. KIM K1SH, ; DAVE COUCHUN. JOHN CRAMER. DAN
Many, Individuals am
Lake,1 Ohio, graduated;
_ ^SCHMIDT^HEATHSI^WATTER- - MCCAIN, AARON NEFF, MICHAEL SEBASfinding thorn fascinating
T1AN.
GREG
SMITH.
RICH
ST.
BERNARD
from
the
Jordan
College
or,
_ Iliad .TERESA WEST, MELISSA HOOK :
peta, and n pot awnorn
; > • • . .
fairfSTACTSCHROEDBRtBceiyodVKfityP.r- , And JASON WELCH....
Fine A r t s at Butlor
' good news has arrived
;. TheGIRLS*TXACK team weraSaulhwmlern 1 University; o n . Sunday,
,
A rabies vactine has
SHOLLYJOSERwM f o e t i d to 1st T«axn All- : Cunfsrenca Champions this s«t«»on and were'i M a y 1 3 , 1 0 9 0 . •
'•'•; '
can be^-oven,^ further, - '
honored at a'Championship Banquet at Founrecently been approved
SConfcrtnc* «nd ROBYN TANZILU 10 tba 2nd
.
'
A
radio.and
television
'.educed.
"" ~"tx' /'*• ^
. taitw Bleau."Racelvuix4th Year Vanity Awards
»T«ns5Boui HOLLY K1SER and ROBYN TANfor use -la. ferrets. They
major at Butlor with a
Thts message' Is^
were CHRIS .HALAS." MEUSSA: BANJOPF.
[ZILU wvn'auiMd to tba AO-Cbunty 2nd Team.
must bo In good health'
IULIE HART and VIV1ENNK LOCH HEAD: 3rd
minor in theatre, Orbash
brought lo you as e j
?Bod ANNMARIE HASSEL received Honorable
anil throe months or ago
jMwuon.
graduated from Avon
public urvlce from Dr.^
or olden Although • tho
Lake, High School. Whilo
Alfred C Standon, Avon
incidence of rebioa tn
at Butlor she served as on
Laka Animal Clinic,1124 t
forrots Is low, with Iho
Intern at WFMS-FM
Miller Road. Avon Lake. "
advoutiof this now vacradio.
Phone 033-3297.
* .
cino thts druad'disuose
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Bloodmobile In Avon, Lake
Academic
Notes
PET CARE
[Recycle Now Gets Overwhelming Response
^-tTbls spring Recycle N o w Is handling
t n o u i y t w i c s tho volume of roeycUbles,"
Frepb'rt* HolIy;KqwaWd. chairperson of
j^lhsAvon;Lako Recycling Coalition. City
IServlCeraanagerStcyeArnwliimonitor|(agthiB bins daily and contncting BFI as
Immclfld to schbdule pick-ups. / . ' ; . \
^pA fsw-Mohdays have seen an overflow
^of recyclable* left on the around. On oc|caslon, city service people hava had to
ib tbo DXCOU plastic and paper to
p it from blowing into the crook. This
, regrettsblo situation, but at times it
"has boon necessary.
feen Dance Planned
"School's out and summor'a hore. .ore
iyou looking for something to do? Want
totspend'some, time socializing with
•;frlends - old and now? Would you
(o listen to thetunos provided by a
discjocksyfrom Music'Unlunitod?
^Jfl.yoaf answered Vyes'lto^any of the
above quastions^ then ;tho Avon' Lake
Ju^r-Wdmen's Club:lnvltes you-to a
two dance.for 5th through 8th graders.
[Markyour calendars for Friday, Juns 15.
'" 'mission"fee Is $3'pttr perfion; pop'and
WlJUba available during tho dnnto
1. DonW-'per-servlng.'; All proccods
^ . ^ _ ihe dahco will be donatod back to
•lhaiTcammunlty to 'benofit• our youth.
'"" "'
'-: * L ere>bringo friend.
Stover Arnei, Holly Kowalski, und BFI
i••;;• Recycling Coordinator Don Johnson nro
: reviowing the situation. BFI will bo mak, ing some adjustments to the gloss and
. motal container. "An Interior comportment will bo; subdivided so that half is
'for green glass and half is for brown
'glass," explains Mr. Johnson. This will
freo up an additional compartment for
cloarglass.;:. ' • ; : : ' .
Meanwhile, recyclors are askod to
assist with a.few simple measures:
Flatten plastics and aluminum-can*.
"Wo aro heading Into tho summor months when beverage consumption is at its
highest," says Holly Kowalski. Crushing
cons and : plastics will allow the containers to hold twice as much. Thoy will
also take up less room in your garago or
basement.. .:\...' ,..:;:".'. , . . . . f." .- Limit your ,.contributions to : «ppropriate Items. Someone has to go
through the plastics container and pull
out the inappropriate items like plastic
garage bags, cottage cheese containers,
yogurt cups^y gardening trays, plastic
garbage cant and'styrofoam'trays,''.
When container Is full - please considur
returning later.-with your recyclablos.
Anything left on the ground hon to be
handled,later by city service personnol.
Updatod: Recycle Now flyers aro
available at AvonLnke City Hall. Additional questions can be pddressod to
Holly Kowabki at 033-4803.
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Applegett - Hassel Wedding
Harpham-Connor Wedding
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Tiffin. Ohio. The Rev. Stanley Szybka »ffU:iat»i.l at tlit-.^ p.m. nuptii]] My^s.
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son of Mr. and Mrs. Nurni.m
Walpote. Muv>;i(:htiiL>lb>. .A.p:.l
ui Si. Joseph Catholic Church i;i ,V.:m
Laky. Ohio. Father Kilcy officiiiti.-ti .!t th>ceremony.
. Thtf britii: \v<js .1 yr;«du=iti.' ui Mi;irni
University in Oxford. Ohm v.liiiv the
groom i;radut.:;d From The University
of Lowell in Lowell, Massacbast?tts.
Amy ArnofF wns maid of .honor. The
bride's other at turn'ruts were LiniJ.1
Cor.kior. Elizabeth i.asler'lin.' dnd
Patricia [aa. Amy KumJer Kwd was in
charge of th« guest book. ,
Donaid Hayward served as best man.
Dennis Schenderle, John Harrington,
and Cap!. Tim Hunifeti. USMC, were
the groomsmen. Susan's brothers, {antes
Harpham and Larry Kasleclin wero
ushers and reader*.
Mr. and Mrs. Connor huneymooned
in Bermuda. They will reside in Dale Ci*
ty. Virginia upon theii return.
Sirs. HKSTV K. .Appli-^ytt, W> t^Li St..
Jittin. and Mr. ond.Mrs. Uencdict KViassc! of Avon Lake.; . ,• . ;
Heather Harnvr of Pittsburgh was ihe
niaiil of honor. Bridcsrnaiiu included
Misty lohnson vl Toledo and Holly
Vasiloff of Glen Burnie. Md.
The best man was Ron Hassel of Avon
Lake, brother of the bridegroom.
Groomsmen includL-d Gary Tc>lor of
North OlmstftfJ ami Jeff Vasiloff of Glen
Burnie, Md.
The brido is a 1985 graduate uf Columbian High School and a March 1990
graduate of the University of Toledo
with a degree in Early Childhood
Educution.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hassel
The bridegroin graduated in 1903
from Avon Lake High School and in
, Fallowing a wedding trip , to tht*
1008 from Cleveland State University.
Hocono Mountains, the couple reside at
He is currently employed as an
12B41 Walnut Hill Dr.; Apt 103, North
nnaly-st/proKramntur for the B.F. Royalton.
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Goodrich Co- in Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Connor
Frazier-Walther Wedding
G. Dawn Frazier and Jdnies T. Walther
were united in marriage an April 28,
1990 in Avon Lako, United Church of
Christ with Dr. Richard Ilucey officiating, followed by a reception at Ccrruan's Villa.
Parents of the ntjwlyweds are Glen
C. Frazier of Wayne, West Virginia and
Polly Ann Caruso of Obcrlin, Ohio am!
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Walthcr of
Sheffield Village. Ohio.
Laura Carek served an matron of
honor with Rhonda Lake. Tricia Frazier.
MaricJairo Mowcotnber. Karen Kuchu
and Amy Ford as bridesmaids. The
flower girl was Nicole Hanoy.
The, best man was Gary Conap while
Daniel Walther. Michael Frazii.?. Brian
Sbafranek, Rick Kuehn and Edward
Diebold ushered. Shea Frazier was the
ring bearer.
The bride is a graduate of Sawyer College of Business and Is currently
employed by Wickens. Hcrzer & Panza
as a docket assistant
The groom graduated from ClevelandMarshall College of Lnw ontl is
employed by the Laraln County Court rtf
CoramCM Pleas.
The couple honeymooned in Aruba.
Knapp - Jones Wedding
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Mr. and Mrs. Janvs T. Walther
Nora Mario Knapp and Stephen Philip
Jones were married April 21.1D90 at Stjoseph's Church. Avon, Lako, Ohio by
the Rev. Norman Riley in'a double ring
ceremony.
, Parents of tho nowlywetls arc John
and Cookie Knapp of 124 Armour Rd..
Avon Lake. Ohio and Philip and Mary
Jones of 3432 Grove Place, Columbus,
Indians.
Galena Brant of Avon Lake sorvod as
moid of honor, Maryollen Burnett, sister
of the bride aF Avon Lake, served as
matron of honor. Michcle Sweeney of
Troy, Michigan. Leslie Jones. Bister of
the groom of Indiana. Theresa Naitit of
Avon Lake, served as bridesmaids.
Philip Shrake, of Indiana, was the best
man. Mark Jones, brother of the groom,
of Indiana. Andy Vidmar, Keith Multer
of California, and Joseph Stefanlk of
Huron, Ohio were ushers. A reception
wits Jutlil at Melody Grove Ballroom in
North KldgnviHu, Ohiu.
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The bride graduated from Avon Lake
High School, attends Cleveland State
University and is employed by tho Ohio
Turnpike Commission.
Tho groom graduated from Columbus
HI)th School, aliened Perdue University
and is employed by Kasper in Elyriu.
The couple U honeymooning in
Europe and wilt make their homo In
Avon Lake.
Micfiele Miller and Ricky Gatt
Jilt Ann Weber and Ronald F. Hassu!
Weber- Hasse!
Engagement
Miller - Gatt
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Miller of
426S Ceutor Rd.. Avon announce tho
engagement of their daughter. Mlchulo
Lcona, to Ricky Anthony Cott, son of
Richard and Patricia Catt of 4247 Minor
Dan and Sylvia Web-ir of Dayton, Ohio
Dr., Brunswick.
announce the engagement of their
Miss Miller l.i a graduate of Avon
daughter, (ill Ann, to Ronald P. Hassel.
High School. Sho is also a graduatn of
son of Dink and Donnas Masse! of Avon the University of Akron, with a
Lake. An August wedding is pbnned.
buchclors of science In accounting. She .
Both' fill and Ron will graduate from
will start her employment with Arihur
GMI Engineering & Management in
Anderjen Accounting Firm in.
June of I960 with tho degrees of US. In September.
Management Systems and B.S. In Her fiance is a 1981 graduate of
Mechanical Engineering respectively.
Brunswick High School and a 19BU
|U1 Ii<employed by Saturn Corp. an a graduate of Ihu Medina County Joint
Manufacturing Engineer and Ron is Vocational School. Ho presently is a
employed by Ford Motor Co. as a Pro- foreman for Oorry. Dorry, and Strange
duct Engineer. The couple will live in Construcllon Co.
Sterling Heights, Michigan after the
Tentative plans are for a wedding lit
wedding.
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October of 1091.
Karlene Hcgrefe and Joe Hollars
Coleen M. Smith and Michael A.
Novotny
Smith - Novotny
Mrs. Carol L. Smith, of 03 Landings
Way, Avon Lake, announces the engagomnnt of hor daughter. Coloon M. Smith,
to Michael A. Novotny, son of Ronald
and Joan Novotny of 228 Fay Ave,, Avon
Loka.
Miss Smith Is employed by Thomna
Packaging Corporalioa, Avon Lako:
Her fioncu is oniploycd by Novotny
Movers, Avon Lake.
A Syptombor 29. 1090 wedding is
planned In St. Joseph Church, Avon
Luke.
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Hogrefe ~ Hollars
Mr. and Mrs. Konneth Hogrore, 3200
Jayco> Road, Avon, ant pleased to announce tho engagement of .their
daughter, Karlone Marie, to Joe Don
Hollars, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Hollars, ST.. 2945 Naget Rd., Avon.
Kttrleno grnduutod from Bowling
Green Stale University and is employed '
by (he Elyria City School* as n-first
grade teacher.
Joe attends Cleveland State University
and 'is employod by Boss Concreto,
North Olmstod.
A November 1990 wedding is planned
at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Avon Lake. Ohio.
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Krupar.- Fudale Wedding
Anita Marie Krup-irand James Arthur
Fudale iv-tfre united In tnarriagt! en April
21 1990 at SL .Mary's' Church. Avu ,.
The Reverend Father Arthur Egart ami
the Reverend Father fames O'Donnell
concelebraled the curemony.
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Mr and Mrs. Martin T. Krupar of
•\\on are the bride's parents. The
bridtgroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
James J. Fudale, or Borca.
Marie Krupar, tho bride's sister, attended as maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Jean Laughlin and Jody Fudale.
sisteis of the groom, and Renee Strong,
friend of the bride.
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The best man , wns Joseph. Fudale.
brother of the groom. Groomsmen were
Curt Laughlin. brother in-Iaw bf the
groom. Martin Krupar. brother of the
bride, and Jeff Fudalo. brother of the
groom."
A reception was held at Tom"a Country Place in Avon. ,
The bride is a 1981 graduate of Avoa
High and & 1985 graduate of tho University of Akron with a BSN. She is presently employed at Lutheran Medical Center
In Cleveland.
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The groom Is a 1080 graduate of Burva
High and a 1885 graduate of Kent State
McCray - McClain Wedding
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Rebecca McCray and Terry McClain
were married May 26, 1990 in Good
Shepherd Baptist "Church.' Amherst,
Ohio.
Parents of tho.newtytveds are Mr.'and
Mrs. Warren McCray. ,933 I-kkewood
Bench Dr., Sheffield I^ikc. (Ohio and Mr.
.Hid Mrs. L Her McClain. 4601
Washington Avo.. Lorain, Ohio.
Diane Rcisdorff served as maid of
honor with Debbie. Pickcrhoffand Debby McCray as bridesmaids. The ilowwr
girlx wfcre Shannon Dickcrhoff and
Ashley McCray.1
Best Man was Larry.Djckerhoff with
Richard Leslecfci and David Waseia as
groomsmen- Kevin Ernst served as
usher and Steven Doyle as Junior usher
Ring bearer was Woody DickwhaffTho bride graduated from Brookside
High School and Cmahosja Community
College and is uru&uiitly oniploytd at
Lorain Community Hospital Physical
Thurupy Dept;
The groom is a graduate of Admiral
Kins High School. Ohio State University
and Cleveland State Unuemty and is
currently employed by R. E. Warner &
Assoc, V*est"iko.
The couple wili nidkc Oicir home at
682? Cliffside Dr.. Vermilion, Ohio.
Reynolds - Zemanek Hogrefe - Cristiano
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hogrefe, 3200
, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fudale
University with a degree is elementary
education. He U presently employed In
the Berea School district
Academic Notes
College for the spring ~ better than a Bvi grade.
-semester.
EUon is the daughter of
" _Tpi qualify,1 a student Mr. and Mrs. James Thor• must.have an average of nblll of 270 . Vinowood.
3.4 out of a possible 4.0 or Avon Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Hayes.1 of
Avon. Lake. Ohio are pleased to announce the- engagement of their
daughter. Karen Elaine Reynolds, to Jeffry Robert Zemanek. son of Mr, and
Mrs. Michael Zemanek of Lorain. Ohio.
Karen, a graduate of Lorain Community College, is'an'account coordinator
with McKinney Publip Relations,
" Cleveland.
•Jeflry. olco a graduate of-Lorain Community College, Is employed by Western
Enterprises, l a c JU a manufacturing
engineer.
* "A Soptambur'lOGl wedding Is being
•planned.
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Jaycux Rd., Avon, are pleased to announce tllo engagement of. their
daughter, Ksndra Mane, to JosepL
Domcnic Criatiano, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Domenic Cristiano, 27308 Edgepark
Blvd.. No;th Olmstud
Kendra graduated f-xim the University
of Toledo and'ii employod by Falrvlaw
CineralHospltaLCIeveland.
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Joseph graduated from Bcwling Green
State University and is employed by
Academy Graphic Communications,*
Cleveland.
A Novembr 1000 wedding is planned r
nt Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Avon lake, Ohio.
TWO GKEAT EATING PLAGES
IN VERMILION
re
Klmberly S Peepers,
laughter of Mr and Mrs.
,,'*Gr«nt Ely or Avon take,
j-^rscuifttod ffuffTf cum
vbude from Saint Martin's
^Collage.
She was Inducted
'Into1- the ^Honor - Society
and received her bachelor
of arts degree In elementary educ8Uop.-Sbe will be
teaching first i grade- at
Yelm Elementary School.
- Kim ^residesIn Yelm,
' Washington with her hits*
, band, Scott from Avon.
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"Avon School News
! Could you imagine Focahontas talking to the Wright
I Brothers? You would have seen this happen if you ati tended the Wax Museum at Avon East Elementary.,
• Mrs.; Rounds' fifth grade students portrayed LJ.S.
•_ historical figures who came to lifu as the time line
| progressed.
! The following child i-tii pail-j.-iiMtnd: Myts Lawman,
: PocahonUs; Kjit&s Sefcicf-sraiir), Moliy Pitcher; Colleen
j Harwood, Set3>- Rnss; .Nick Snavely, George
Washington; Chris Taltman, Gen. CarnwuIIis; Jason
Gib-stm, John Adams; Jodi Furtrr, Sacagawua: Mark
Leopold, Mcriweathor Lewis: Jim Withenpoon, Oliver
Hayard Perry, Lei a Styles, Dolly Madison: John
Brawner, Abraham Lincoln: Scolt Maidens, Samuel
Clemens: Amanda Rale, Louisa May Akott; Jessica
Carson. Susan B. Anthony. Melissa Fernengel,
Lucretia Matt; Ashley Wimmer, Clara Barton; Mike
Parka, Ceronimo; Heidi Plotz, Helen Keller Rachel
Hronek, Elizabeth Blackwell; Jessica Doszlal, Jonny
Und: Joel Decker & Ricky Shepherd, The Wright
Brothers: Jenny Brilton, Amelia Earhardt; Jacob
PIcper. Richard Nixon. An educational lesson turned
out to bo an exceptional program.
AVON EAST ELEMENTARY
The second graders In Mrs. Kost's class pin on a play
called, "The Bremen Tcwn Musicians" on Friday, May
25. 1900. The kids memorized their lint's^ made thu
scenery and brought props to school all in ono week. A
large group of parents and grandparents came to see
and enjoy the play.
AVON TAKES PRIDE IN ITS LATCHKEY
PROGRAM
With only a few days of school left. Latchkey, ending
ils third year, has served its community welL Our
children have enjoyed nulriUous snacks, toys, games,
contests, dodge balL playground equipment, movies
and more. Kevin Barth [at tho top of the slide), says he
likes coming to he with friends, playing ball.
NARRATO.
OF THE PLAY: Anthony Nickum.
Jason Kashit. Sarah Peshek, Kristin Urig, Anthony
Andreoli. Sanu ' Williams. Wesley Parkef, Corinne
Bieri. Beth Moore, Cindy Polovich, Jessica Hines and
Dan Weaver.
FIELD DAY-FUN DAY
. Tho Avon East 2-6 grade students participated in
Ficid Day on May 30 and 31 ot Avon East Elementary
School. Many fun activities wore run. such as the Marahmallow and Licorice Race, Balloon Sit and the Paper
Crunch Race. Other activities included the Soclt Throw,
50 Yard Dash. Broad jump, and thu Obstacle Course.
Parents and teachers helped to run the events, and
students practiced tbe spirit of cooperation and fun in- Students are shown enjoying one of the many acvolved by participating. Eve~wone won ribbons and a tivities during Reid Day at Avon East Elementary
School.
great time was had by all.
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Historical Society Schedules Meeting
Avon L-ii.t? Histunccii Sot'ieiy will
me*;t on M o n d a y . jy;ie u a: I ji.'r:i. foi
tht; dr.nu* 1 Politick Piutiic- '.V(.-;jtfi-.?r p . -
nutting, ivu will ^dtber at i\m Miwum.
otfiE-'nvisv in the Avon ULu Library.
Members are !u bring thii'ir own 'labW:
sen-ice knd a covered dish iu-m fur thi;
potlucL Th« Society will provide sit, .'.1
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We would like as many members as
possible to attend lb« picnic as we will
be discussing the situation at ijie
Museum and the possibility of 'evening
meetings. There an; many people who
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Re Bound To Visit Head Injury Foundation
Wasser MA and Sheila Ryan,
Upcoming events include "Welkin" &
RN, of ReBound or Ohio, wiU join
Wheelies" June bowling on Saturdays at
Loraia County Chapter NHIF. June 14. 7 3 p.m. at Shorcway Lanns. Sheffield
p.m.. in Conference Room, B, La rain
Lake: EXCEPT Iun« 9 when bowling
Community Hospital. ReBound at Dettwill bo at 4 p.m. in Vermilion;
mer/Piqua offers a broad program of
Wheelchair Deck Day on August 4. Ilus
lifelong care planning from coma to rtv transportation will be available. Send
entry to thb community. The final two , Horstshow Sponsorships to: P.O. Box
steps take place at ReBound. The final
20. Avon Lake, Ohio; Sea World trip ts
two stages take place at RoBourid. Ten- being planned with Easter Seals of
nessee. Music therapy is used as a uni- Greater Cleveland. Van transportation
querehabilitationtool, and the Rebound
with Easier S*:ah of Lorain-Hurnn
Chorus has traveled to sing their s«lf
County will bo arranged. f*o definite'Hay'
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AVON LAKE - State, Representative John B«ro (D-EIyriii) will hold a town hall
meeting at Avon Lake City Hall on Monday. JMIIH U. fur constituents in Avon I-iki:.
Bara will be in the council chambers from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m- to give un updutn on
what the State Legislature has been doing this year and to answer iiuy questions
froro constituents.. . ".
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v At this meeting, Bara will report on current development* in the lugtalnUmr this
year.and respond to questions about state government.
Seminars For Successful Businesses Set
LORAIN - Innovative Ideas are essential to the success of a business. "However,
it Is often difficult for entrepreneurs to get the financial and management support
that is hooded to realize their ideas. Because of this, the Lorain County Small
Business Development Cenler (S.B.O.C.) nnd the Lorain County Community Collrtgo
Business Resource Center arc co-sponsoring a training seminar called "Creative
Thinking in Business: dashing In On Ynur Business Ideas."
The seminar will bo held on Juno 13 from 7 p.m. to 0:30 p.m. at Lorain County
Community' College in the Business Building.'Room 112: The cost will be $15 pur
person, payable in advance.
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Bruce Summa, Assoclato Professor of Marketing at Lorain County Communily
Collego will speak on throe basic topics: "Entrepreneurs: Do You Have What It
•Takes?", "Sources of Business Ideas," and "How to Soil an Idea." Sun<mn hold* II
Master of Science degree from Indiana University and n Buchnlor of Science from
f Ohio University. Ho authored "Anatomy of Imaglnearing", which has boon lined in
high schools and colleges around the nation to teach creative thinking stitninars.
Before going into the teaching fluid, Summa wurkud in sales, sales promotion,
snarkfltins research and general accounting. He was one of thn pioneers in developing the Cleveland Flats, when ho purchased u 110,000 squam foot building on Old
River Road and turned it Into a retail mall. At aim time, he owned one of the largest
antique import stores In the Midwest, und he Is currently developing the old Olive
Factory in Vermilion into n retail complex. , ;
To register for the seminar, or for more info mm lion, contact Trncy at thti Lorain
|/^WCounty Chamber of Commorce, at 240-2833 or 323-9-124. The deadline for riigistni(ion Is Juno 11. All chocks should bo mmJo payable to thn Loruln County Chamber of
Commerce.
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'•t t AVON LAKE — Eighteen months after reorganizing, the Towurottos, a singing
-group of seniors who rnsldo at Beuchpnrk Tower in Avon Lake, ore very much in ilomand. They perform for area, nursing homos, senior civic gatherings and other
senior complexes.
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The group Is currently preparing o now prugnim for the summer montna and win
"* include a medley from "Carousel," various patriotic song.? and several amusing
'skita. The Toworettcs still havo a few dates open in July, so If you would lino to arrange Tor them to ontcrteln at your affair, call Lillian Banker at 933-3005.
871-2299
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High School Volunteers Wanted For Work
SHEFFIELD VILLAGE ~ High school students am invited Io participate in wofthwbUc volunteer social work Uiis summer. If you have a Tow hours to give, you will
find the activity interesting and rewarding - an important service to your community Bitd a source of great personal satisfaction.;
You may lako an active part in many,of the programs of Northeast Lorain County
: Social Services for Avon Lako. Avon. Sheffield Lako nnd Sheffield Village. These inciudo Meals-on-Wheels, USDA food distribution, visiting the hamebound, cmor^oncy food, assisting in office and phones, and other services. But, be cautious and first
o i l your mayor or school counselor about Northeast Lorain County Social Services:
Then., if you wish to be a volunteer, call 949-8140 for details.
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'The Nationwide Insurance Companies have named William G. Cibsou
III of Avon Lake as its lop Business Insurance Agent in 1989.
Gibson, whose agency U locaLed at
27570 Detroit Hoad in Wesllake. has
been invited to the company's 1990
President's Conference held in St.
Thomas, Virgin Islands to receive the
award. To win the honor, Gibson topped
all other Nationwide Business Agents
throughout tha country in achieving
superior . sates volume, quality and
customer service In !Ba9. Only 240 of
Mationwide's 5.000 member agency
force will attend.;
Nationwide annually honors Its top
agents at the President's Coaferencu- In
addition to regular personal linos in-
In a recent edition of The PRESS, the
former chief building official was tncarrectly named. David McBride. not Dave
Hehl, is tbe former" Inspector who
resigned earlier this year. The PRESS
regrets this error.
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The Avon Lake Klwanls will be
dedicating a tree in the memory of the
club's second president, Arthur J. Laws
on Thursday, June 7th at 5:30 p.m. on
the lawn at the Avon Lake Library. The
dedication is open to the public
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surance production Gibson's office pro-.
ducod over S700 000 of new commercial
insurance premiums in 1889. In SL
Thomas, he will discuss company and
industry aft&irs with tha company's top
executives, and sales managers.
This will bo Gibson's third President's
Conference. Assisting him in the agency
arc Marilyn Kuchennther, Personal.
T,tniK Customer Service Representative
and Wanda Moeller. Comnierdal Unas
Customer Service Representative
A graduate : of Bay Villago public
schools and Ohio University, he has
been a Nationwide agent sines 1078. He
and his wife. Debbie, have two children
and currently reside at 393 Beacon
Court in Avon Lake
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AVON ~ It seems like storage space is
something wo never have nnou-^h of.
In recent years, mini Btoragu lots havo
sprung up to meet the rising demand for
moro space. Two-incomo fomilios whn
hove more cash for "stuff often find cl*
ty ordinnncca ' and poatngo-«tBrap L city
loU won't accomm(xlnto tholr.: leisuretime accessories ilkn bonls. motor
homes, jet skis and the like.
What'* more, sometimes we fust noed
extra space Tor temporary arrangement*
and noed to put a roomful or houseful of
furniture Into storage.
Or maybe you need lust a little space
to yture garage sale finds. Whatovor your
need,'Easy SltVnge has your space.
"We uUo store equipment for landscapers, trc4 trimmers, industrial electricians, plumbers, manufacturers
represontalivas and Industrial
distributors/' said owner Jim Motz.
"Why cluttor up your garage, bascmont
or yard with buslnoju suppllosr*
But before you took J.i the yttllow
pdgas under "Storage,'* know this:
Not
all storugo tots aru I ho same.1 Easy
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square fcol of Insldu storago, (with
anathur 10,000' foot soon to be. com*
pleted). but lets you havu 24-hour acceu
lo your property. 305 duys a year. Out<
side storago is also available.
"We have an electronic access uystom
which enables cur customers lo hove access to their storage units or, oUtnldfi
storage) anytime," said Jim
Each customer is issued n slx-diglt
security code number. When he vvurits
to gut into the lot, he simply outers his
codn. If thu computer occopts the
numbor, the gale opens and the
customer can enter.
"At no tlmu does anyone havti access
to tho interior unless they nro a
customer," said Jim. "Tho gate is never
left open for hist anyone to come In^
Along with secured storage, ^ i
Storage provfciis >oii with lighted, and?;
pa^od parking areas, along with ACJ»?
electrical outlets for no extra charge^ *T
Whether you're storing the contents oC^
your home, or clum«ytj
Easy Storago h«t a unit tfl
x 5 foot size to the r1O,x^30?
which features « door at both i
Storago canfityour need*&$
Constructed of steel ;i
flooi. each unit1 contains mojslt
tant InniIatIaa to"preveiit'T
condensation, as opposed to'contanaulor^
"Our buildings
Jim. "Thorn's always a smafl i
air circulating through theJib
The construction -is prirnsjily^fdr^hoJ
benontofhousehold*goodatonge^saic'
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finish of fine furniture."
If It's a moving truck you'needj?]
Storage offers U-Haul trucks|ln^evet_
slxe. Yauil also find'a full'soppljrfof
packing materials like boxes. tBpe^packs
ing paper, popcorn and "
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of storago you noed. Easy Storage lives ^JJ
up to its namo by making your1 declslou ^~
to store "easy"' There's 'no- deposit1
requlreil
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"As Iht! owner I'm personally Involv—,
ed in my buslnes ." said Jim "I hare
at'
vested interest to treat people right/1
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Easy Storago is located at-.30390
Chester Road, in Avon. Phone 834- 6300
CondntmJ on next page
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Report
SCHOLARSHIP FUND ESTABLISHED. Rick Hutman (left). President of the
Buikting Industries Association of Lorain County, presents a check tor $2,000 to
William Ruth (right). Superintendent of tho Lorain County Joint Vocational
School. The Building Industries Association has established a scholarship fund
at the JVS to assist those students interested in the building trados.
Class Reunion Scheduled
The Avon take High School Class of
1960 is planning o 10 year reunion to be
held July 14, 1990
The following Is a list of people who
addrcMcs are unavailable If you have
them please contact fOithy Johnson
ButU at 32265 Walker Rd . Avon Lake or
call (216? 833 7456 Fred Berg. Ann
Carlson. Lisa EblJng. John Evors. Dave
Farrow. John Gray, Druce Crocne. Linda
Kim. SUB Kim. Chris Klnccr, Jeffrey Mc-
Cabfl, Ellen McLaughlin. Dcano McNeil,
Polor Nimick, Janlne Peck. Richard
Ptiters. Dan Fluggo* Dcbro Raybarno.
Michele Reagan. Robert Roche. Al
Rothucker, Knrla Schloy. Barb
Schneidsr, Ncol Sklodowski. Ran Smith.
Demise Sneddun McGougan, Karon
Slowers O'KoIoc, Stepbnn Switzer, Jc/
Towslee.MIke Valentine, Jane .Wappett.
and Shari Womacfc A'ronson.
Nursing Scholarship Offered
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The Avon Lake Nurse's Association is
* again offering a scholarship to an Avon
Lake Individual who is interested in
either beginning a nursing career or furthering his or her Cursing education.
The • scholarship will be granted oh
vonficarfon of acceptance Into an accredited school of nursing nnd will be
basud an scholastic ability, character, .
and financial need.
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Hainos, 033-0645. or Sheila Hannibal.
933-5239 for further Information or an
application. The deadline for applying
will bo June 15.
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These scholarships are mado possible
by the donations given at the Blood
Pressure Clinic held tho first Saturday of
every month from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the
Old English Parlour, on Miller Road tu
Avon Lake.
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Oefirvtions of some of the aberevianons found in
iho Police Logs.
GOA-Gone On Atcnal
MVA-Motor Vehicle Accitfeni
B4E-Bfeolunc a Entering
BOLO-Ba On rtw Lookoul
Fl'O-Fiefci biterrocated
DVn-Orhrtns White Intoxicated
NCC-ftoCauw lorCOrnplaM
Dt«p.Unll-Oi3polcr>«l Units
DUKVMng Uoctor the influence
MAY 24
1119 • KEMILWORTHNetflribor ccmplaini.
Advised.
1158 • FORES FLAWM-ftS. tospon-Sng to head
Injury- Units assisted.
144? - ERIEVH-W-Coroplaint of possible larceny.
Poport.
1627 - WALKER/COVE BEACH-Trafflc Stop. Male
arrested lor CUS.
1932 - LAKE BREEZE-MVA. Report.
2133 - HOWELL-CORtpfaint of Dreworta. A I gul«L
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2353 -THELMA-CompbBnt of susptctoua vehicto.".
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DU.
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0121 ', imONG PAHKWNEWOOO-lnlcuocaWKl
juvenile. Juvenile tafcsn to Detention Home.
0605 - 0EILF.-FJ3. leoponcfeno to etectrtcof box
sparWoo. Units assisted.
1 T3F - WALKER-Tnffic Stop. Fem*to srreatod tor
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142T - A8BE RO.-Tr»ffic stop, Mde aneatad lot
obetruccno and men-ciru. .
1918 - HOWELL-CompMnt Of KtefL RcporL
1942 -, BaOCKLEY-Poss&ta domestic.' Advtsed.
1S48 - ALAMEOA-Possiole oometiltc. Resolved.
?033 • RJCHEUEOHH-aklp MVA. Report.
2141 - MAPIX-Vehicta In cTtctl Fenute arrested
lor OUt.
233T • SHEFFIELD-VeWcW in dttch. Female ar(ftsled far out.
MAY 20
0130 - LAKE RD.-Trafflc stop. Mete arrested for
DU.
0448 • LAKE RD.-T«fflc slop. Fems>a m u t e d for;
DU3.1340 - eROCKLEY.R.C respondlno to male that
lei off roof-Units assisted.
M 3 8 • OAVLE-PtoWem wttri juvendes Report
1631 - HOLLY WOOD-CompWnt of assatt.
report
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1635 - THEUutA-Comptatot of assart. Report
1749 - naWDALE-ComptaW of minor domestic.
Resolved.
1839 - TENNYSON-CompWny of juvenile throwIng rocks. Juvftrri* advised.
22fj5 • DEVONSHIRE • WESF-CompWrtl of
suspidous females. UTU
2332 • LAKE RD.-R.S- respondma to unknown
problem. Unrts assisted.
MAY 27
2354 - HOWEUL-Comptaint of dorrwfrUc. Report
0 0 2 3 • HOlWELJL-Jovenies »ro«rtng rocks at
etreet Eghts. GOA.
003 r
£
tor curfew. Parents cited.
0043-LAKERD Tmfltestop Female arrested (or
OUI.
Juvenle
advised.
2252 - HOlX-Cornplaint of fatse bnrnb tnreot. 2
males sfrsstnd tor indudno a p>s*cMAY2B : ,
2349 - EAST OH. MVA. Report
0011 - OftXEWOOO-Attafnptod 8&E by young
male. UTL 0457 - IVANflOE-PDUtie BA£ in progrese. Checks OK. —
0944-EAST DR.-Ti«nc stop Mate arrested tor
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1145 - BEACHWOOO-CornpHnttot Horassine
phone eels. ReootL .
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1347 -LAKERO-Theft from veWdta Report.
1534 - REDWOCO-Prototarii, wKn-Jwmdes.
Advised.
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Avon Lake Delicatessen
Avon Lake Press
Big Wheel
Convenient Mart - Landings
Convenient Food Mart - Lear Rd.
Dairy Queen Brazier
Faroh Candy
Gamellia Construction
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2230 - W.SHORE/HAWIHORNE-MVA.
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1 a30 - LAKE RO -Unit» check on mm weKara o*oWerty lady. Not home- ^ „ \
t ^M^ * 1444-LYNNE-St-I3«msrdst urge Noewnwn>»
IQOr - STARK-Harassment by netghben OOQ.U
Owner advised.
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1930- MAPLEWOOOOog Wtft R e p o r t T ' " ^ ^
2028 • WEST oa-Corap'BW el a car beirtQ drtwnT"
recMessry^ Parent sdwt&ed;
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2209-tP:f3LTO-Phon«hBrassmeittlReport.-- . , _
2243 -COVE BEACHCompWnt of«loud s t M o ^ '
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2255 - BROCKLEY Report o» a suspicious m f c j
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Avon Uko
933-7044
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AVON...PeopleQnthemove
ui .i!! a lit1* an 1 \4t-ltvniie.
KriL-nd.s of t.V A'VEJH Library will he
hfjMt!i« .1 ni..flin« M 7:30 p.m. and all
.in* ivt-lcoiiu: !u .jUi.-nti.
Ptca.w StMid or drop uff articles yon
wish '.o have in this
culumn to IX'bra
Balmen Poluvicii.1 35760 KiegeUbfr^or
Ra- Avon by NOON un "Thursday
before dale of publication.
DATEMIN'DER
|uno 6 - Last Day of School; Havu a huic
summer.
,
June 6 * Levy Commit too Meeting ?;3o
p-in.. Middle School
Juno 7 - Friends of Avon Library 7:ju
pm.
,
Juno 7 - Litt'c Lvalue General Meeting B
pm_ Central Bank.
June 7 - Ki warns Club
June 7 - VFVV Post 7035, 0;JU p.m.
June"- Family Story Hour, 7 p.n;,, Avon
Library
June II - Avon Council ,
fune 11 - Women's Club
June 11 - Sportsman's Cliih.
Juno 13 - Avon Park Board
June 13 - Levy Committee Meeting 7:30
p m.. Avon Middle
SUMMER READING CLUB
The Avon Summer Reading Club pro•gram gets off to a rousing start on Monday, June I t at 7 p.in. and Tuesday. June
12 at 10:30 q.m. with the annual Pet
Shaw. If you have s pot such as a dog.
cat. rabbi!, snake, hamster, frog or oven
ft stuffed animal, bring it to the library
and enter it Into the show. The Tuesday
morning pet shuw will feature live and
~ ituffed animals. The Monday evening
ibow "-ill allow stuffed animals only.
To accommodate every family in
5 Avon, the Library,will Tealure two sessions of each planned program. The pror
jgrams will be held on Mondays at 7 p.m.
"^and. Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m.
-AAVON METHODIST VACATION BIBLESCHOOL ;=.-. ,
^ The theme this year in "Ways Bi^jle
^s.PBOple Lived". All children ages four
y ^ y e a n through sixth grade, era welcome.
5"_jDatesi-June 25-29, Times: 9:30-12 Noon,
AVON SCHOOL LrIVY COMMITTEE
MEETING
Avon Sclim.il I.uvy Committee
miff?tin^s will hi: held on U'edHosdays
li-'Kinninn funo G .'it 7:3U p.m. al the
Avon MtddlL* School Libary. ALL AkE
WELCOME TO ATTEND AND/OK
HELP ON THE COMMITTEE. Our
child run nc«d our help.
SUMMER READING PROGRAM AT
LIBRARY
Children jgos 2 to I'J cim register For
the Avon .Library's Sumitiir Kuiidins
program. This year's thenn!, "Koed jut
For Thi! Fun Of It", xvilt he carried uiit
with activities and events that arc certain to brighten any youngster's summer
day.
The program is frcs'atui rur-s from
June 11 through August IB. Children
who complete the program by redding at ,
least ten liuoks will hu mlmiUod to a
magic show" starring Jim Klcefeld.
August 18 at 2 p.m.
Registration can be done by calling tlw
Avon Branch at 034-1743 or by stopping
in nt 24C6ttfdgu'IahdDr.
HOLY TRINITY STRAWBERRY
FESTIVAL
Holy Trinity's 15th annual Strawberry*
Festival is scheduled for Saturday. Juno
16 from & to 9 p.m. und Sunday. June 17
from i t o o p.m. The festival features
homemade food, game and . crafts
booths, and Holy Trinity's Super ,'KaffIa.
including over 50 door prizes awarded
every 15 minutes during the festival.
Grand Prize in this year's raffle is a
"Drive-a-Wuy" Family Vacation at a luxury Hilton Resort Hotel in aay one of
seven locations (winner's choice) including Orlando. Lake Louise {Alberta,
Canada). Myrtle Beach, and Las Vegas.
Other prizes include a Get-a-Way
at tlm Holiday Inn Wcstlake,
d -jrefrosbrnenti^ games ,:end.miislc Call . weekend
and a party lray<'for, 15 people from ',
,_ ^934-"5iiVf6r informBtion. Regirtration
Lenny's Doll In Avon Lake. Rofllo lickuta
f. fin from 9 to 030 a.m. on Monday. Cost is can
bo purchased from Holy Trinity
VS3J0 per child or a maximum of $10 per . School
. students, after all < Sunday
Masses, or by calling 037-6420.
''BAND-BOOSTER MEETING
* C a A N G E " « J - ; : . i 1 - - - v « ' 1 , •••-'::.:.•"' • . . . . : . .
' t The'Avon Band Boosters have changed the meeting to be held now on June 6
'at 7 pxsL hi the Avon High Band Room.
'OUcussfon! will be on the fundraisers for
the 1900*1991 school year to be held.
.RUMMAGE SALE ,/.)..•:• :
MissioarCircle-127 will be. holding
tbelr. Annual Rummage Salta at 37BO1
Detroit Rd.. Avon on June 7 from9-5pm
I June '8 irani 9am-2pm; after Noon.
nUabagfor.Sl.; : - : ^
:.'.
FAMILY STORY HOUR '
«?Avon Library will bo hbsUng'a Family
StoryHour on June 7 from 7-7:30 p.m. at
thirAvbn Library. Parents and children
Loram County Arts,
W
Michael Kearns DDS
Douglas Voiers DDS
©entistry
Convenient Evening & Sat. Hours
Now Patients Welcome ,
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Every Day Of;"Prices Effective 6-6-90 thru 6-13-90
'Hunt's
Snack Pack Pudding
Breyer's
• Ice Cream
• Lite
• Yogurt
Your
Choice
Reg. $3.29
^^
4-4.25 Uz: cups per pack,
• Choocbta
Fvigs
Your
Last!£3 Choice
World Class Protection [ ,
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Dr. Voiers 933-3270
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_ _ Dcmwlologlst Tested
t 53.00
Laundry Detergent
quart,
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1296
Andes Candies
Statist; UWRoofteer
titnhm Punch,
Sngrim Ginger Ale (reg, 1 iScfl
Awake t
Drink
Pillsbury
Microwave
AExtraLarge
On July 1, 1990 Holy Spirit Church
will celebrate 25 years as a parish, Tho
25th Anniversary Celebration will be
con-celebrated with a Mass at 3 p.m. In
the church,"410 Lear Rd.. Avon Lake- by
Bishop "Anthony Pllla and Fr. Jamas
Mosovsky^ the pastor, and other visiting
priests. A dinner will .follow In the
church hall Immediately after the Mass.
Due to.the capacity of the hail, tlckots
will be distributed on a first come basis
at no charge. Tickets can be obtained
after all Masses un Saturday and Sunday.
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(From Current Inventory)
.
933-2327 r
Holy Spirit Celebrates
SUMMER SALE
20% Off All-Posters
Landings J Bldg.
32730 Walker Rd.
~;Avon Lake. . . •
AvonLaks,0
WELCOME WAGON
WANTS TO VISIT YOU
Just engaged? New pafent?
Moved? I'd like to visit you. I'll bring
useful gifts, information and cards
you can redeem for more gifts at
local businesses. All free to you.
DRUQMARTl
Vlom and
Dad Save
at the
Avon Lake - Mary Jonn Garrett, 933-5378
Avon Lake - Olga Schaaf, 933-8460
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to get together in
your home for a
brief visit.
Select
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90-1570
Compliment* of
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1210 South Abba Road.: - "
Oyria, Ohio 44035;-^ ^
216-30S-898O
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933-2146
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GREENHOUSE
THEPRESS
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CENTER
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AVON LAKE PRINTING
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12000 Detroit Kd - /
Avop
Nobody Treats
You Like
"TCBY"
Lejtmood Square
AwonUke 933-2444
ALJANUZZTSV'
WORLDOFSHOES;^
ALLEN
REFRIGERATION
614 Moore Kd,
l-aOO-Zil-l43f
GOOD SAMARITAN
NURSING HOME
J2900 Detroit Rd
Avon 937-6201
GEPPETTtyS PIZZA
•&RJBS
5 RAY'S AUTO &
(TRUCK SERVICE
MELODIE AUSTIN'S
SEASONS I N COLOR
and IMAGE OF SUCCESS
J W O O a d
TYUR RENTAL
CAMPOS LANDSCAPE
AND DESIGN CO.
820 Center KJ. tlii. fl3)
Avon 9374886
"Alf youf 'handyman"
W* CjfipO, Owner
SNURR'S HARDWARE
&HOME
& GARDEN CENTER
Gtfffcf o< Abb* & t * U KtMds
Cut
p h m * 9494296
PiofntEonil CoimJunt
BEACHPARK FAMILY
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Smrfjy Buffet » A M . In J PAL
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EASY STORAGE
Avon Lake 931-9901
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GYMNASTICS
13*00 Pine OnfcP**w«V'
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COMMUNITY
CHURCH SERVICES
LIVING WATERS CHURCH OFGOD
THE CHURCH LOVE IS BUILDING
2280 N. Abb* M JW
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CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUTHLRAN CHURCH
Suaday Sdsel 1005 & J * . 9 S 6 2 6 3 .
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AVON LAKE PHESBYTERIAN CHURCH
32340 Daetrfc BM. 93364U
DcAHrwlA H a r t . l * * t w
Raa.rXU-9066
Sunday Wbnf*> 1000 a m
Churdi School 10:00 aju.
CrlbraOTt thru l i t ^ada
AVONLAKE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
32801 Daetrfc B M 933-3241
SAINT
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T H O M A S THE APOSTLE CATHOUC CHURCH J £
715 Harrtt lto«t ShfHlrfd Lalw, 949-774*
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41OL**/Rd 9333777
Janrn Motowliy. Mi»M*r
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Sat 4 3 0 4 7 3 0 p m .
Sun 90
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Sal 4 W p m
Sun 7 J O * t n . 9 0 0 a m .
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V n p * Sm*cM.'Sttwilay JM» p nv
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Sunday 10 a. HL
ST. MARY of t h . IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Sintw Ctf<m W«»htp bOO p n
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LAKE SHOREUNITED MET«OD1ST CHURCH
LAKE BRFEZE CHURCH OF
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W«d DibW Sh-Jy 7 00 p m
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AVON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
37711 IViroM Rd, Anon 934 5121
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(WdanHidUlwhndDr Awn
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Sunday W a i h p 1000 » m
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
K B Sunday 0i, <M9AI7I
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Worthy Smtca 10 *.m.
WtdncidayEwfHngBtbk Study 7J0pm.
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ASSEMBLY O F GOD
36CH0 Chntor Hd. 9374226
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ST. BARNABAS' EPISCOPAL C H U R C H .
468 Bi«llrvRo»d at Wolf Rend Bay VlBaBti j i<5
Sunday S m t n *
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1000t-m tUyConwMnun.SunUyddtoal
10-OOa-n.HDlyCommwkM
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ST. CLEMENTOF OHRID MACEDONIA
ORTHODOX CHURCH
3H605 French CurkKd Avon
tk»kt> K»rav«kk M M i W
FKeeOOM CHAPEL
CHURCH OF GQD
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Sunday 10a.m,oV6piri'^ •,
HOLY TRINITY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
3.1601 Dtlnai f i d . A w*t 937^363
Fatrwr JohnJ, Gonkt MtortWt
SAI 5pm.Sun 9am.<lO30*-m.
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945 u n . SundAW Famity Tf***>
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^
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:•
32020 Walker Rd.
Avon Lake, Ohio
933-3733
871-0488
365-2587
YOUR HOME TO SELL QUICKLY?
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Thinking of
a Career j'vi
Adjustment?
Contact: Carol
McDonald,
Manager, for
rAsk one of our Realtors to feature it on "The TV Open
|House-)Preview"... at no cost to you! There's no better way
|to^jreach thousands of prospective buyers for your home,
-For more Information on how to have your home featured
Sn^television, cell us at
: SMYTHE,
CRAMER CO;
: * •
933-3733
"The TV Open House Preview"
(Sunday mornings at 10:30 a.m.
'&•>•?••? i pri C h a n n e l 4 3
$Tht TV Open House Pcvlew" U presented exclusively by imylhe, Cramer Co Realtors
V^
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Carol McDonald
Manager
933-3733 S
871-048811
Sheffield Lake Woman Named To U.S. Wildwater Team
£ Wildwater fcayacklng is. an 'exciting
J sport where competitors race dawn
E rapids in long, fast tipsy kayaks. The
first dne across a finish line wins and it
tokus skill to thread your way through
rocks, big waves and crashing
• hydraulics without getting flipped over
or swallowed up by the water. Mosl
races are 30 minutes long.
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; ' A wlldwator kayaking team is chowm
• each year to represent the U.SJV. in in- ternational competition as. was as in the
, World Championship (which will, bo
held in Yugoslavia this year). Tho race in
which the wildwater team is chosen is
called the team trials. After the trials, the
top six men and women are chosen Tor
the team.
TlUs year the O-fals.wero recently held
In SkyLombh, Washington. There wua a
'lot of rain, causing the river to run over
at a near flood stage. It also made the
rapids oxtremely fast and scary. Several
competitors swam for a mile after being
toiued into the water and some people
didn't compete because the water wus
loo high.
Sheffield Laic? resident Jane Allinsoa,
of 375 Ericvfew, battled tho rigors of this
race and observed the following:
"Last year I had tried out for the team
but I didn't make it. I trained hard for
this year's trials, but I was worried
about the high witter. It was protly scary
-and if I made a nifstako I.dautd take a
Jjad swim. In. fact. I was going to quit
and actually took my kayak out of tho
!~water~Then 1 thought of alL the training
•1 did over the Winter and the long way 1
•had to get there. So I threw my boat back
Into the river, determined (o give it my
best shoLl think the udrenallnp from iny
nervousness helped because I hnd a \ ory
good race and came In fourth which
qualified mo as a witdwatur
member,"
Jane Allinson
Allinson said it is difficult lo train living in thb Greater Cleveland urea. Many
top competitors live in warm areas or
mows there in »he winter. Tho races ore
In tho spring, so winter months ore important for getting In shapo,
"I ran five miles a day and went out oh
the Black River when the Ice wasn't too
thick," she said.
"What really, helped mo was my
WILD WATERS—Sheffield
l^eTe3\6ehiJ^M^n%^^!l^e^i^mn
Nautilus and free weight workouts at
kayaking down rapids, a sport which has earned her a spot on the U^^WU"'
North Coast' Nautilus in Avon Lake."
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Allmson ecded. "It isn't crowded there
nnd it has a great variety of tvilghts; The
ov/ner. Rick, glvos every*, .personal attention; He doesn't tot you cheat on your
workouts, so you.gel the full benefit. I
made a lot of progress at this gym
,-•- CLEVELAND - ; AnglitigV; exparty
Especially for women weights enn bo in-. Wayne Ayors of Hot Springs, Arlu.will Walleye Tub havetrnyvloatnot
.Umidating, but Kick Is vory good at ex- bring his unique "aquarium on wheels"*; miles In the ^ several ySartiJi
plaining and helping you until you get
to the 1990, Cleveland In-Water Boat
comfortable."
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Show. Jiino '14-17, at the .new.North;
Coast Harbor. Tho "Bass and Walleye.
Tub provides; Ayers with ait .unusual: seminftrs daily ifc Uw;bdatt«how^rtit
classroom for Ashing seminars ' and; ,;day;*June.114 j aif 12^0laM^i3^
d e m o n s t r a t i o n s . : ' / ^ "•''.-.',']''' ' '•'• •'.'•• .•"*'•
i s a o pjtui Friday^'JuneUS *W2
Filled 'with, approximately .4,000 n 3i30 pl"ra.;'fl:30p^vt S«tuidiyJjuQ8j6jB
gallons- of water. Lake Erie walleye, l t a o a.m., 2.-30 p.^S3Ojiirai.SuBrf«'
can'; use tlioir own golf clubs or Aqua
large mouth and small mouth boss, the June 17 at 11:30 alm/und 2^J0,p;m:
Marino u i n supply them. Prizes will be
tub Is a miniature cross section of a lain. .; The iCleviJand.InrWator^JBoatlS-,.
awarded for low; team score and pin
The 35-foot long ptsxlglass sides allows . boasts ovor^5pfl'.boatildi8pJay!^Bn^h
shots. Refreshments will be served after
;fov 28-feet of eye to eye viewing of the Jwaler \and'i oa^land.^Plui^doioffi^i^
golf
fish as thoy watch and react lo the lures. jnorine eccessory dljmiay^Aa^nisslofrJi
Entrants enn sign up at tho Aqua
Ayors, y a ;;30-year ;fishingvvelerun;r; "SSlai wlults arid $1 foechltdren)li
Marine Pro Shop or sand entries to Joe
whose claim to fame is bass angling, will under.: On Thursdaj'. and $ Frid^MttnL,
Krlslosik, Aqua Marine Hotel • and
$Zfflw£ita£
cover in his! seminars the broad spec-, \; thero Is a special lunchtime
Resort. Z10 Mlllur Road, Avon Luke, OH
l
trum of Hshing including walleye. Ayers7 mission ;prIcV, Irom|;il| o Jn4to|^'
44012 Make chocks payable to "Bob
will domonstrato crankbalt and lead-; t More than 14.000 people^re^expm!
Feller Golf Tournament."
attend this year's bpat BhoW;tThB NofU§
Bob Follor and Vic Janowicz will bo •• forward spinner techniques used hare in
the "vyai'oye capital of the world." .'."'vv Coast,: Harborc Is located Ut' the end*b
playing in tho Nile Lite Tournament - n
9th"StredS, jioxt to tcaStadfumf^
good lime for autographs.
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Wayne' Ayers: and .•.•his ' Has* and'
'Aquarium On Wheels-Aids Anglers
'Nite Lite' Golf At Aqua Marine
Supports Bob Feller Statue Fund
, AVON LAKE - Bob Feller and
Hniimsn trophy winner Vic fanawici
i will be at Aqua Marine Hotel and Resort
for the'Bob Feller Nitb LftoCainburnumeirt, Monday June 11. shot gun tea off
at 9 30 p m. Proce-"ds from the Nile Lite
Coif Tournament go toward llur Dob
Feller Statue Fund
Entry feo Is $3*5 per person with a
maximum of 30 golfurs Scramble tournament golfers can make up their own
foursome* if thoy wish.
Nito Lite golf lues nn illuminated bdll.
Aqua Marina will furnish balls, toes,
nite Jite pullers and flashlights. Golfers
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Sports &
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Soccer Registration Under Way
SHEFFIELD - Tho Shoffleld/Shofnold Lako Youth
Soccer Association will bu holding fall roglstrotlcn at
Guenthor Park on Juno 9 from 0 30-17 30 a m. This program consists of Traveling Teams {those born
197&-1982;. and In-house Teams (those born 1983-Aufj.
1, 1985) At this time we are offering a SS discount at
registration, making tho foes $10 and $5 New travelors
need to bring a social security'number, birth certificate
copy and all travelers need a small, non rcturrable picture. For more information, colTLaura nt 940-6350 or
Stevoot,049-fl340.
Lt
start tho woulc of fund ID and play through July 25. Team
ithlrts will bo Included for each participant. Please mail
to or bring this form to City Hall by Juno 1. Any qucst!oni, or if you ara Interested In coaching a tenm, please
ujll Mlko Hudnk at 037-0012 or 934-6192,
Aquatic Volunteers Needed
AVON LAKE - Tho Avon Lake Recreation. Department is seeking
volunteers to staff the summor Aduptlve
AqURtics1 program/The program ifl schsdulod for Monday. Wednesday and Friday from 12 noon to 12:45 p.m.
beginning Juno 20 and concluding August 10 at tha
Avon Lake Municipal Pool:
Tho success of the Adaptivo Aquatics program
Avon Softball Action Slated
dopends largely: on a sufficient number of aides who
can provitlothq participants attention on a ono-tixtnn
AVON - Avon Recreation Softbull fs currently offur- b»9ls. Volunteers are not roquirod to bo fllrong swintIng softbalJ for all students grades three through ofghl. mors, as tho majority of Iho activities tire conducted in
Tho groups will bo divided as follows third through shallow water. Those Inlarostod in assisting with Iho
Qflh grades ia, Group One and sixth .through eighth program are naked to consider donating three hours of
grades In Group Two
tholr lirao each week lo help enhance tho Il"os of olhors.
^The cost will bo S10 per studont Croup One will play
For additional Information, pleuy^call tlio Avon Lake
OR Monday and Wednesday nlOpm Group Two will Municipal Pool.
plav Tuosda} and Thursday at 0 p m Thcso games will
if T^P
AVON LAKE - Soccer players born1078^1083 jtivinffl
vttod to tryout for ico Avon Lake Travel SoccerToam'atJL
Learwood Junior High School.-Participantsaratasked t b , ^
bring a soccer boll to the tryouts. whicli will take placed
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Saturdayauno9 at 2 pTrit,; T •'.• "• v ?; *Tr'"'• O^f^'^-lvSf^
•rii('For more information. cell-MiloHornat 033^77361?
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are killed annually and 37.000 aro injured in bicyclo<ar|
crashos. In addition, 500,000 children ore treated for''
biko-relolod accidents in hospltel omergoncy rootnsl^'-|
V paronts can help! Besides teaching ydurfchlldronj
"Rules of the Road'V: they can provide. tiem:with,,,
helmets (approved.by*ANSI or SNELLJ and inal9:;that||
thoy must wear them on every ride. Friends can boon^-.
couragod to wear them, loo. Wearing a cycling haImetM|
cart bo A3 routine as;a,football;playor
putting
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I^READY FOR A SEASON OF SWIMMING - Tho staff of the Avon Lake Pool Is
g-F looking forward lo another great summer. These men arid wcmen are at the pool
£to help assure safety and fun. Miss Ellen Trivanovich looks forward tc meeting
j£the'children for this, her 28th year of swimming lessons. Anyone who has any
ij? problems or concerns can call the pool; swimmers are reminded that coins are
^needed to make outgoing calls. Pictured clockwise, from top, are supervisors
-/Matt Rleck and Sheila Hannibal, followed by guards Jennifer Saul. Nora Mackin,
jtt Laura Spanglor, Rachelle SyNester. Matt Michaels, and Julie Hannibal. (Not pic$• tured are supervisor Lisa Anderson and guards Colleen Kitch and Yvonne Saul).
• Uvftt Owb m*iTtwn can o»t
brrr&on checks w*moU on mtra
left BonVo>O0«
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t ^ f r m wtrvie*. loo M u w n b M or*
ooi«r«o by a 5.1Q00O AcckMrtoi
• Saw houWt.: Hav* *out ooo>
mvnti noionMa 011ST.
lor Fronli«r Club mwnowt.
• A VOA CkwiC card uportaoc m o l . locot y o u own wrpiirw
cr^Oit >m>> you OM*ni* and Un« O
poucv
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warn. You* t«« ESI Pordrw C c a h
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Pool Offers Lifeguard Training
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^ --AVON LAKE - Have you over thought minimum of 27 hours.
|~ bf becoming a lifeguard? Avon Ljiko is
CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS:
*;|ollering lifeguard courses through tho
" Pads written test with" BO percent
IrRed?,-,CnJi5fcfor'faayono meeting tho
miniLium score. - ,,
jfaDowmg prerequisites:!
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* Successfully complete final skills
provide the necessary
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* Successfully complete, or show curas a non-surf lifeguard,
rant documentation of, the Araorican
houldbe Supplemented - Red Cross Standard First Aid Course; or
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trainirig by the employer which is equivaleat training (not Included In the
I.TJ: specific to the facility. "
minimum of 27'hours); This course in-,
'Wlr-PREREQUISITES::,i
eludes adult CPR certification.
fore tho
Tho lifeguard certification Is valid for
Now more than ever before... The New Frontier
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500 yards continuously using
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y ? c r a w l , breuts troke, elementarybackstroke; and sfdestroko. •:•••'••-..'•••
&•£ .Surface dive to'a rntaimuni depth of
nlhttvfeot'and brtngia 10 pound diving
btidcto the aurt&ce.- ;: X '
^.Surface dive to a minimum depth of
yoT'feflt candr!:rawlm underwater a
•minJniunidr|15 yards.' ?; ;.: -•' '••'
p^*'Tread water for one minute.
L COURSE-LENGTH: Suggested
ihroo years.
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Individuals interested in UfcrguBnl
training mny sign up at the Avon Lako
Pool Or Coll 933-0247.
Avon Lake Podiatry
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INFAKTSTOSENJOre
Dr. Mark D. Gould
Family Practice of Foot & Ankle Problem*
• Bunton*
• Planlar Warts
• Hammer Toe* • Heel Pjin
• Ingrown Naih • hrattures & Sprjins
H(npJtat& In-Orri»Surf;crv
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Avon Lake, Ohio
fir Appi. Call
933-5533
LEGAL SERVICES
ATTORNEY
JOHN D. PINCURA
Located At "THE LANDINGS"
om
very item in stock, including
SpaWing iz
OFFICE COMPLEX-BLDG.J
32730 Walker Rd.
Avon Lake, Ohio
CALL
933-0674
EVENING
HOURS
BYAPPT. APPTS. AVAILABLE
SweetbrJar
you select lu>cp m mind jour gaal-b t3j
present the lure so that ft Imitates an f™
jurod bailfish.
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Best twts tor fishing locations,
around underwater structures Hie
piles and fallen timber walloje can cully arabush
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nows AUo try primary potnta alao{
AVON LAKE
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Four Man Scramble
Golf Tourney
shurcline And the mouths O ! P I B _
Swcctbriar Golf Club
jaycqx Rd:, Avon Lake, Ohio
Wednesday, August 1, 1990
Rain Date: To Be Announced
ENTRY FEE $60.00 Per Persou
Includes , •
• IS Holes • Cart • Lunch • Prizjes Galore
Beer * Refreshments • T-Shirt • Balls • Tees
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CATERED B Y
DEADLINE
JUNE 15th
NOVOTNY CATERERS
PRIZES • PRIZES • PRIZES
• Two Trips To Atlantic C«y
• Closest T o Pin #4 - Wins $300 00 - Second $150.00 - Third $50
• Bags • Balls • Shoes • Steaks • Shirts • Clubs
TEE OFF TIMES START A T 10:00 A . M .
ENTRY FORM
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Walleye* On Foal
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Bass anpling ^vith Its 'glamour; and
SlS.OOO (ournar^ent purses has deilnltoly taken a frorJ row seat in fishing
popularity among many anglers But, for
sheer enjoyment walleye fishing is hard
to beat. Wdlloye are a sporty Bamoflsh
and a real challenge to hook.
While walleye fishing Is generally considered best when trolling deep! water,
angling from tho shore Is often surprlsingly productive. The reason Is simple,
walleye spook very easily. And. spooked
walleye will do one of two things: they
will head away as fast as possible to find
safer, territory cr they, will quit feeding
altogether. Share angling offers the
fisherman the opportunity to sneak upon the walleye with short HtUti casts.
Bank, fishing is best in tho spring and
faE. On many bodies of water, the angling pressure, U' so, heavy that'shore
fishing Is often the only way to go
Another advantage to walloyo fishing
is it doesn't necesarlly require a lot of
fancy tackle. Therefore,
you can travel
light.which Uran Important consideration when hiking near tho edge of the
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One of tho most productive means of
catching walleye Is to use small slip bobbers with little spinners and tiny minnows attached.'Equally "effective the
spinners can be replaced with fluorescent llgjieads. Either will product,well
with leeches, worms,'frogs, and crayfish
attached. Since wolley© are known for
hitting luros and baits very tightly, a lit:
tie stringer hook Is a good idea to use at
the tsil of your live bait. Whotevor lure
creeks Look for shallow structure U«fll
exposed to the wind. The wind stlr^J
the bottom organisms and plankton <L
ticing ihc baltf Ish which the walleye wf
follow.
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Now Is Uta best time Tor flsnin^tha|
banlw for walleye but remember
limit Ibis method only to spr
da>tiroo fishing. It can proveprodt
at anytime. So. If walleye Hre p i "
in jour area or you're vai
spot whore walleye ore — . — ,
locals, glvo ft a try. Cod bless'youTi
thanks for going "Fishing with ,1'
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Kinder Fun Days
loin tho Kinder-Fun this
Children ages 2 through V 6,
tidpate In weekly fun themes Invol
crafts, games, songs,^stodas, pup]
dnacks, exercise, swimming ""^
and field trips. The weekly
will be Clown and CucusrSi
Zoo. and Stuffed Animals, SendT
Balloons and Party> * -' *" ^\r
The week of June-11 Is Clown and
cus Week. Some of tba Jdoder-fun^vi
include clowns, breakfaii^t
McDonald's with parents aud peeis^
McDonald's playground and circus^*1"1**
tricks. CaroLHomola'of1 CaroJVCai
School of Obedience and^Behv
ModiflcaUao will BQlortalathe'chnd
with her dog training skills and.her wet
trained dog. Tasha. ^J~% Al 3x$J)i3$i&
Children will bo able tostgn up m^M
W-F sessions. Tuesday^andtThi"
sessions.^ or , weekly*fsessionB
children must ba^accompanlMliby^ij
parent on all field, tripsvjjtlh
nursery will bo open for'anyl
children parents may; need c*
field trip days. Class sfcea U In;
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YMCA Schedules Summer Of Fun
AVON LAKE - The North Coast YMCA will be offering a variety of programs throughout tlie summer months.
The adult programs offered are: ; ,
Low impact "Lite" . a low level
aerobics class on Tuesdays dhd
Thursdays, 9:30 - 10:10 a.m. and Satur>
day 10:30 -1,1:30 a.m.;
Body-Size, a medium level combination high/low impact aerobics on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday*. 9 - 1 0
a.ra-, and Tuesdays and Thursdays. 6;30
- 7.30 p.m.:
Summer Aerobics, a medium level
high/low impact doss on Monday and
•Wednesday. 0:15-7:15 p.m. ,
Once again iho YMCA. in conjunction
with the Avon Lake Municipal Fool, will
be offering Aqua Aerobics. Classes will
be held'. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, noon to 12:45 p.m.; Tuesday.
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4 aod;5 is slated for Thursdays from 9:30
- ID a.m. (also at the Holiday Inn).
The youth programs offered are:
Karate, s self-defense class for ages 5
and up. Saturdays. 9:30 -11 a.m., and;
Day Camp, a daily fun activities offer-
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St. Mary's Participates In Championship
MAYFIELD HEIGHTS - Congratulations were recently extended, to the
members of St. Mary's Track Team who
qualified by taking First Place in Lorain
County Track Meet May 13. They got to
participate in the Diocesan Championship Track" Meet at Mayfield Heights.
The girls placed fifth out of 42, schools
and the boys placed sixth out of 42
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and Thursday. 7 - 7:45 p.m., and Saturdays 10 - 10:45 a.m. The price of AquaAerobics will include all class times
available; rain days will not be made up.
The preschool programs offered this
summer arc:
Kinder Fun Days, a kindergarten
readiness ctuss for ages 2 - <i years. Monday through Friday. 9 a.m. - noon. Hold
dt the Avon Lake Community Education
Center.
Kinder Camp, a socialization und
Icarn-to-tio-fur-yourself program for
ages 2 - 5 years. Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays. 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. at the
North Coast YMCA.
One. Two & You, a water acclimation
class for parent and child (uses 5 months ,
- 36 months) is held Thursdays from 9 9:30 a.m. (at the Wcsllaka Holiday lun}.
and Tadpoles, a swim program for ages
ing for ages 5 - 1 2 yean, Monday
through Friday, 9 a.ra. - 3 p m , with ex
tended care hours available for working
parents.
Call the North Coasl YMCA for more
information on any summer programs
at 933-9100. Summer 1 session run* from
June 11 -14. Summer II session is July 23
-Aug. 25.
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Individual results are zs follows:
JoArtiL Hricovec. eighth in 200- meter;
Clare DeChant, fourth In long jump and
fifth in lOO-meler; Karen DeChant, first
In shot pill; Allison Norman, first in long
fump: ,T.; ArondU I."-Kryslowaki, P.
Hricovec and B. Cothran; sixth in 4x200
. relay; Brand! Cothran. first in 200-meter
end second in ; long - jump; Julie
Krystowski. first In shot put:. David
AshoU:h._ third, in shot put; Josh Cucrr
ricri. seventh in 200-mcter and third in
long jump; M. Parks'. J. Gucrrieri. M.
Colbert and Z. Mitchell fourth in 4 x 200
relay; Mark Hricovec. seventh in shot
put; Mike Greenland, fourth ib
loo-meter; Frankle Colbert, seventh in
200-meter and standing jump; Larry
Kryatowski. sixth in 400-meter. Danny
Smith, : fourth in long jump: David
Hatch, eighth in high Jump; D. Hatch. D.
Smith. L. Krystowski. and F. Colbert,
seventh in 4 x 100 relay; Tom Wearsch,
first in high lump and fourth In 100meter; Kyle Chappie, sixth in 400-metcr.
J. Guerrieri, M. Hricovoc. M. Greenland
and T. Wearsch, seventh in Medley.
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TRIUMPHANT RETURN - Members pi the St Mary's CYO TradoTeam return
from Diocesan Championships at Mayfield Heights. Top row, left toright,Tom
Wearsch, Kyle Chappie. Karen DeChant. Danny Smith,,Mike Greenland. Larry
Krystowskl, Patty Hricovec, Julie Kryslowskl, Brand! Cothran. Middle row, left lo
right. Josh Guerrieri, Frankle Colbert, Allison Norman.; Mark Hricovec, Tracy
Arendt, David Hatch and David Asholteh. Front row, lefttoright,Zack Mitchell,
Matt Colbert, Jco Guerrieri, Jo Ann Hricovec;
Missing
from;the? photo are Clare
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DeChant and Mike Parks.
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the Guidance Office at Brookside. Permission .from
Brookside b required to onroli in flummor school
courses.
^! Brooktlde High School ;* ., ! : :
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V5* CongratulotldWUo-the" fallowing Brookside
;
High
i^-yc-L^of choir students who ahve received a scholarship
i*£k& to the Surnmer.Music Camp at Ohio Northern UnivorslV ^ t y from June 17 to Juni* 22: Mikb Rodriguez. FrankKing.
%Andrea Durda. Amy Bodzcnta, Varonlcft Lovelace, and
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; Siimmar School Announcement
$£_ jJrooksldo High School will not bo offering any sumur school classes thlx year. For those Sheffield^Sheffield Lake students wishing to toko summer
, luraei, applications for Lorain. Elyrla and North
j^RJdgeviile summer school programs can be pickod up In
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Registration deadlines will be adhered to. To uttond
Lorain City Summer School, vludents should register on
or before June 14 at 12 noon. Their summer program
begins June IS. To attend Elyrla High School summer
school program, students have until Juno 13 for registration. Their program begins June 10.
,
.
It must be noted that the registration deadlines may
possibly coma before report cards are;received from
Brooksida.High School. Students/parents should consult classroom teachers regarding grades and get an application from tho Cuidanco Office. Parents may call
June 11 and 12 to find out If their student luu pusaud or
failed a class.
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Tri-City Art Show Awards
Dining & Entertainment
OUR "BURGERS AREN'T FAMOUS
The Avon Lake United Church of
Christ, with the cooperation of the art
departments of the three neighboring
schools.'recently sponsored Ihe third annual judged art exhibit for the high
school students from Avon Lai.o. Sheffield Lake and Avon.
The theme of the* show was "Art is
Spirit", and the judges included Richard
Oxvejw, Senior Creative Consultant,
American Greetings Corporation; Franc
Powell, comemrcial artist; and Elaine
Cohen, local artist and potter.
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The winning entries selected by the
judges were announced as fallows: B«st
of Show: fason Schaeffer. Avon Lake;
Three Dimensional: 1st place, Michelle
Bartt:!. Avon Lake; 2nd place. Heather
Belfi. Brookside; Two Dimensional: 1st
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RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
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32085 Electric Blvd., Avon Lake
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Mon.Fri. I1J02J0
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Tues.-Wwi-Thun. S9
Frt-Sal. 5-10
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place Chris Donalo Avon. 2nd
Amy Mtirtin Avon. Phologrmphyj
place, Michelle Bartcl. Avon Laker^
place, /ill Clymer, Avon Lai. _
Honorable Mention; MicheUe,-Ackw§
man, Aion Lake, Came Bianco,- Avnjj!
Lake: Chris!I Vtey (2 awards).
Donna Rivera. Avon; Tracy OeMar
Avon Lake; Angel Cunningham,
Lake; Michelle Bartel Avon Lake;.
Norwood, Urook«ule, and Matt Wait
Avon Lake.
The church awarded certificate*;
cosh pnzes to all the vtinnoro. The.
teachers who assisted in prep
this exhibit wore Miss Mary Ann
Mrs. Kristin Bianco, and Mr. l
SauL Plani are being made now foi
repeat performance next year, t?'
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Read & Use The
Classifieds
This week the Avon Lake Cable Advisory Commission's Around and About
Avon Lake will be made up largely of
local sports programs.
Baseball season in Avon Lake began
on May 21 and Around and About Avon
Lake wan on hand for the first game at
Bleser Field. The many teams hp.ve boon
practicing and playing bard to gain a
great spot m the season's ratings. This
, week |iin Votruba. prcsidontof tho Avon
Lake Baseball Federation; will be on
hand to discuss * this - year's baseball
program.
The Avon Lake Soccer Organization's
season began in April and despite those
weekend rains, has been proceeding at a
great rate. Brian" Roggenborlc and Sue
OUjar will talk about &e ALSO program,
.
especially tha beginner's practices'1
games. They will also give a prairie
ALSO's major event, the Father's'
Tournament.
^ y
Bob Bolun, producer of Around'
About Avon Lake, will visit Miller J
Park and talk about the boal'lau
there.
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Following Around and About Ai
Lake, an edition of Let's 'TafltA
feature BUI Bceman talking with??/__
Lcoscher of Continental Cablc'-jjiej:
topic of discussion will bo the'Sp
sChannel fnr local subscrlbersr-<^fS
Around and About Avon LaktKAlc __.
ly produced magsinze program^fi
shown at 10 a.tn., 2 pjn., 5 p.inVf ^p.. '
9 pjn.. and midnight o& Channel 31
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Great place for eating,
drinking & dancing : D.J. Thursday - Saturdays!
Saturdays-Prime Rib
Wednesdays & Fridays - Fish Fry
-- Fresh Lake Erie Perch
Great Luncheon And Dinner
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: Daily Luncheon Specials
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Wed./Saturday Nights BBQ Ribs.
Nightly Dinner Specials Seived From
4p.m.-10p.m."
Breakfast Served 6 a.m. til 11 a.m. Daily
Friday -LAKE ERIE PERCH, COD AND WALLEYE
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933-9743 • 933-4007
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Only 15-20 Minutes from 'M
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Mon. thru Thursday
Prime Rib Special
Petfto cut rib, soup or salad, side
dish, roll basket, pea salad
$825
Lunch 11:30 - 2:00 M-F
pinner'5:0p M-Sat.
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IT or selling,
T plug into
. the power
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ROCKY RIVER. PaaM Dnv«. 1-&R
Conda. SJGB. garoot. poet. (MtiO
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OWKEft, prim* location, cut da M : .
ta/yt *oodaatot.3-Bfl. 1-1/2 tadfi.
famj>rocm. Jye*«-*aM iwm. cenuaJ
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POn SALE By OWNtfl. Gr—«no«ar
Subdivision. 2 «toty. 4 La.-g«
Bwjfwwns, Country tOsfmn. F»nUy
room, Ftrtplaea. Wast— Badrcom
Surta. Dart * Aii CondSwiina..
H87.9O0.B33-3221.
PRICE R E D U C E D . . . N i c e l y
CaCCrKvd 4 BH, 2 1/2 bflSi honM.
ta/o» »o«fy toy«. spaoou* hvmg
room & dirwigroom,countfy tutc+wn
CTrtrtookJng (»nuty ream nfwcod burning r*tp*»e« 4 . «ndosfld porct>.
Doni misi mts on*' CVI CMMII
EntarprtMS *l 967-3167.
Lake Erie Seniors
colebraleii, Charlene
Firestone will entertain on
the organ with vocal
accompaniment.
Next Thursday. June 14.
Jean Wolpert from St.
John and West Shore
Hospital will speak on
staying well and happy.
Hope to seo you there.
3
Out of Town Estate
JOHNSON ISLAND, 7 y w old
tslantf riome tor Mia, H&3.5OO 3
eft. Z 0**». Big trying room and Mdwrl. KrMTWcl porch. c*-p«(ird
triroughcul, •teetric haat. TvapUca.
wvu wilvr. dock end two*. 50 • 700
R, Can tor detail, 9*94191
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Acreage.'Sale
Autumn Rebels will get
together for a picnic
potlucic luncheon on Tuesday, June 12 at noon in the
is uncooperative.) Adults
over 50 In Avon and aurrounding communities
are welcome. Bring o dish
pavilion of the AVOD to share and table service.
United Methodist Church, Beverages and .meat will
37711 Detroit RdU Avon. . be provided.
(Proceeding* will be hold
in The Barn If the weather
Ciii'.dian, n o pal*. S'
LAKEWOOO - MCJ^. fcl
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cKtpoM. fw*g*. Mo pwli HTA.
5Z1-64J1
F AW VIEW PARK. 2 UK apartmwn,
I32S plus di*posjt. rniiM o;ipu(>iw
Ma tor a c p l l u n c ^ i pru-ifOif;
55fl. 1 BATH RANCH. fvi<KMa.
win appt«nc«». Oos» w p«fl» 1and
school. SSSCrtno. p«u» wcu'ity. Mo
prtj-933-Z33O
FOR nEHT-AVON LAKE. 3
Bad>oon) Rancti^ 1 1/2 Bjtta, 1 car
Ca™?*. STOO/Monlh plu« ubliWl.
fJo P«ts ImmotfMa Occupancy- OtH
Mary LtMMsa «t Jsm*» FlMny for
O»UJt. 833-2SO0.
A-1 KINQ JAblES CONDOSpacioui. 1DR. All emerulies.
(H«atiM> poo4-«lU-»B* S«tunty.
t5J5. 1-933^337,
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bungiUow. Wt» n«w. MO PETS,
S5CO 1-833-8337
4 8 « EXECU1IVC COLONIAL.
Hnptac*. air-cotMHticning. 2 car
ponga. St.OOO/raa. thort tarm
I — a . K13-338T. '
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MAN SCRAMBLE.
SET FOR
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GOLF COURSE. BEST PROES IN
TOWN, OVEft S3Q0O WORTH OF
fWPd. PflOES AND CASH TO BE
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T«DE • L A N D S C A K
Cal 734-2874.
firmly o a n t « > 2 - 3 b»dro«m
hoviflKcndOfapi. In A M » L»*«O te*
AfrpEAH IN TV COUUEftCtALS
E*m ttirt snrwy. An Agas. AI
M M mm3*l. Ha npan«nc«. Cai
M80&«4»OOOZ L3S6
Juty. Aug and Sac*. 933^598.
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h o m w « t i i k » bminaas. 5-1 a m
k. 071-O9Z7.
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Rent
COUHTER HELP, parMma,
Awr L*« to wort with p«op»a. Easy "'
fob. 333*085 4 8H-«M0.
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H»6cr^»- EjictWnt tocawm. n**
CrtWrtaJ buackng. ikosonabl* rst««.
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OlSHWASHEa COOK. OCUV£nY m
PERSON - E « p » f i » n c « n o t «
nacesury. P«rwi™> rtortts. Our _.
PlacaR«st.ApUzd.83&3135.
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AVAILABLE.
downtown Loram, aa or parl el 4.000
•qft.Contact S35-O2 IB or 2SU-3719.
LAKEWOOO - OfFrCE SPACE
AVAILABLE • 4 smaB rooms and
SFFtCE SPACE. 1460 HJ It ground
Door, mdrty wmdaws. drw« up pvking M part «*• letting. 249C0 f>me»
R O a . Milrt. 83S-iaiO,
AVON.
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Avaiiabl*. Eicvneni locBtio" Con««>
numt partdng SOOu.lL t22Stim>.
Call days 93*-MM, Evvmngs
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PHE-SCHOOL tEACHER HMkmg
pra-KfiOOl MacAar lor a FairvMH
Pti% cooparativa mvawy ecAool.
E C E 2',t dagrira prafarratl ConUct 356-ZS27 or 734-91B4
HEED HK1H SCHOOL Q1HL FOR
CHILD SIT71NO. PfiEFERABLY
FROM ROCKY BTVEn. 3 DAYS *.
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Of FICt ASSISTANT. pan~uMnl
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qulmmtrtu: poaitN« affiluda. ability
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092-6010
1M0 WEEXLY. NEW! EASY I
Stay Horn*, any NMTS.
E n y AM*mWy—S21.000
Ea3YGa><ne
338,600
EJOy Wood Aawm0ry-S3Q.7SS
Easy C « n » — . J7S^50
Eaty Jawairy _419.500
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EVERYTHING.
REGISTER NOWt S33-T149. '
/f you can imagine it,
we can build it at
INDUSTRIAL 6UIUMN0, 333 ADM
R)L, SlMrtaald U W . Oh; - 3^00
&iFt, towlog r^np. *40 ataetrlc.*2
o^wlMMd enrta*. Sf .100 par montti.
Jordan Rwlty Co.. »4»«95S.
Academic Notes
d e g r e e I n
:
communications.
Mr. K l o c . w h o
For rent
LAKEWOOO. 3-CH uc. Mrg* **•
UMF. COOKS A.M. AND P.M.
GOOD PAV. PLUS BENEFITS.
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J-aOO-321-7333. EXT. 8M.
Homanc* Aaam—-SBZJO0
Un ro» u t o tiy
Ho Saftng. Qua/anUMd Incorrw.
•era on OJandada In NR. CoH AVON LAKE, 3
PIANO TEACHER naaead. Adults in
FREE Mhour Racordlng
RANCH. 1 tMtrt. t*t port. 2
327-2221.
BDI-STHSOO «xLYY1S2H
drapiacas. full batamant, i p - . fnma matrudion. 777-3799.
pNancm. Ctoas to ohoppfng *rfl
7
C o m m e r c i a l sctioob. srnafl prtl opUoiul. M50
momtt ptu« Mcurffy ftapoM and
Property/Lease
lattK. AvaU*bi« Jiiy l i t Sand
raatxna lo Tha P m a . P.O. Bo*
FOR LEASE. Orr«a S F M f S P K *
30»O, A*on L«ka. Ofw> 4*01!
In Th« Uftdtng*. C*a SO3-713t or
8714320.
Picnic Planned
Christopher P.' Kloc, son
of Mr. and Mm. Norbort
li. Kloc or 32668 Surrey
Lane,-Avon Lake,' 'Ohio,
was one of nearly 250
students to 'graduate from
Seirt Vincent College on
Saturday.'^ May •'•.' --12>' He
received a bachelor of arts
YERMIUON LAOOCH
SO SI dOcUOa. 4-BR rp F
99
Clo»*lobaacn. Let* cf parking. K2B.0C0.
POR SALE BV OWNER.291
CUwood M . AVON LAKE 4
BEDROOM HOWE4jfQfl oai-tfi Mcn»n. 2 1/2 car fjarao*. n*ety iand*
leaped, ut*tf foom. g»» •'•at W * «
W K W I . Tiwy urgf*l*»- Aikirtg
379.900. Cafl 933-5759 kir epporfrirrymt
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The Lake Erie Seniors
meet every Thursday
noon at t h e United
Church of Christ, Avon
Lake. Luncheon is served
by Novotny Catering. For
reservations, ceil 933-5392
or 933-7602 by Tuosday
evening.
Thursday, Juno 7, all the
June birthdays will be
4B*droom SpBt Kortn
MocJcra fctcf>«n. Haw ftecri. N*»
Ctiptt, I U2 Mitt, Plu»
Boom. MM) 60*1.' '
32T-S3U vwtning*
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10 R e a l E s t a t e
Wanted
graduated with high
honor, was a rncent recipient of one of the col'
lego's student: association
awards. • ' ln
WILL BUY you- twm«, rJoutH* or
•rniA aMrtnwnl reotftfaaio' eon«boa Art Knwn • n s - a s M ,
BUCXEYE STATE REALTY
- 27070 O«rc>4M.,Wa*tlalt0
17 Vacation property
HURON - Modwn i e f i cottaga,'
il—t» 7. BaatXbaB A tanni* tourla,
3 baacAaa. No pat*. 3HVwk.
77IM164.
Jakvl Wand. Oa. 2 badrDom rurrtatwd colloga- AvaKaDia 6«pf^:
llOsUn. D t . S200 waak, > n »
monm. 833-2150 or 93>MM. •
in mur
MCKHIOKT MOTOR HOME
RENTALS
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Vouno profMawrnJ.coupl* tookiog lo iMircMM
(V« torn*, prlewl balow S50.000.
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duptai/doubla p i l c a o b a l o *
S70.000. Call MINa or Lori.
9JWMTB.
Brand NcwCtaaaAftC
Luxury Motorhomas
Claan - FUty EquippatJ
23S-T4HDaya
•35-3001 EVM
u >6000 sq ft.
: $629,000
Cambridge! Sail
5300 sq ft
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$S98,000
Flanders Court
3800 sq ft
,
$447,000
Pershlng Manor
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"The Westwinds
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at King lames North
inWestlalce
from $150,900
On Lake Rd. in
Off Walker Rd.,
Shefiiald Uko, W-ml.
Off Detroit Rd., W-mi. west
Vt-mi. west of Bradley
weil ol Laksbreeze Rd.
ol Wagnr Rd. in Westlake.
in Avon Lake.
949^250 :
333-8475
933-7271/87
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Michael A. Mandftikis at 835-3848 lo establish a private
showing of the choice, wootW home sites. Pitces begin
at $350,000 to over a million dollars.
To vtslt, take 190 to Rt 8 3 , go light
on Avon Bddcn Rd.. (Rt.: 83) ,to
Walker Rd.. .Ight to Jayeox Rd, left
to The Dakotas, on right.
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30 acres - Westlake
80 acres -Avon
128 acres-Avon
60 acres - Sheffield N
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iThe Avon High school Alter Prom Committee would like to express tts gratitude to the many Merchants end parents who gave their time and donationsto Insure" the «i<
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j We want to thank those studants in the junior class who did an outstanding fob of selling candy to raise money for this event.
Thanks especially to all the JunkmywnlOTS
their dates who attended the after prom. They are a great group of teorts and .a pleasure to, work with. ,.;.,
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~ The following Is a list of merchants who so generously made donations or gavo of their resources to help make this years attar prom an enjoyable and fun time for oui
students. Your continuing patronage of these merchants Is appreciated.
The Press
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Radio Shade-Wtstli'ke
JeHGanji-We$tIaie Pizza Hut
West Shore YHCAamt Stiff
Heten's Country IQWien
Dairy Mart-Avon
Tom's Auto Service
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Bob Evans -WcstWus ^
Uovie Hart -Avon Lake
Fox Drug Store -Avon Lake
Union 76-Avon
AVI Cat Parts - Avon
Wear It Again Shop ^.
Avon Home Decorating
The HalrKne. Avon
Smith's Country Counter ;
Pbza'N'More
Kopp'sBHSte
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Parker HannHin
One Stop Beverage
Papo's Pizza
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vonLaka, OH-U012
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PERSONAL
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933-5100
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5422 DETROIT ROAD
SHEFFIELD VILLAGE
ELYRIA, OH * 4 C J 6
Look (of this ad in future issues. Register until Noon on Friday, June 15,1990
Finalists for the Win-a-Trip Drawing wilt be announced in this ad on Wed., June 20ih. 1990
- WINNER ANNOUNCED WED., JUNE 27th, 1990 -
Register To Win A Fabulous Trip For 2.
Rfl out this registration form and taka it to any participating business or use the forms in their stores.
Or stop by any location and use their convenient, forms.
WEST PINES GOLF RANGE
Bob Barto
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POA Golf Profestioruil
Rtff!y1-:j»GA Teaching Pro'wskmaJ 1 '^Avon: H7-S224
344S9 CtmUr Rd.
A*W1. Ohio 44011
Clave: «n-14U
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Address.
Name of Business You Are Registering At:
RULES-
, Register To Win-A Fabulous Trip For 2,
1. No purchOM necosurr. 2. You must be 21 years of aoo or otdef to register.
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3. Trip rnuct b« lafcffn betas Dec. 15,1SM and not tMtmoon Aug. 3IOtoSapr 4 m Um. 21sttoZ7ih.
4. EmploysM of The Prwi or Personal Travel and their immsauia lamiliM am not «i-gibJ« to reg-siar.
5. Wlnnvrs announced JUTM Z7th, 1990.
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TOP CHOICE MEATS &
EVERYDAY LOW.PRICES,
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N«xl to Drug Mart ; -\ 9334095
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33302 Walk* FM.
, Avon Laka. O.;
"A CHEW NETWORK DEALER"
933-6151
CUSTOM!
CUTS
833-2327
445 Avon Belden Hd., Avon Lake (The Landings)
933-4000
835-3533
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Serving Breakfast Daily!
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367B5 D»lnwt Rd., Avon, OH
934-5194
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. 440 Avon Oeldon Rd.
(Trio Landings) Avon Lake
INC.
216-933-3069
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AMBER OAKS
Restaurant and Lounge
Super Dining ai Reasonable Rates
Banquet Facilities
Sunday
4798 E. Lake Road
Liquor
Shoffield lake, OH
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SELL'S
Graduation Cards And Gifts For That
Special Graduate
The Landings, Avon Lake 933-8511
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£5 ELYRIA
CLEVELAND
933-6195
36S-3761
871-7273
933-7700
366-6590.
871-3880
These homes MAY qualify
for the NEW Issue I Money
406134 Roy or Boise Waddell
407938 Lee Ann Vovak
425495 Ada Taylor
424075 Donna Halasy
4T05077Wa Taylor
410883 Don PIgnitella
40G667 Mary Vorise
410260 Lee Ann Vovak
422995 Jack or Betty Kinsner
400321 Lee Ann Vovak
423863 Donna Halasy
408964 John or Michelle Leabu
428719 Bev Aufdenkampe
427147 Jack or Betty Kinsner
422067 Mark Moran
412567 Carol Gresco
412559 Carol Gresco
TOO NEW FOR PICTURE!
Hurry, don't pass Inis one by. 3 bedroom, could bo 4.
U i bathi largo kitchen and laundry room, 12'x30*
master suite. Attached garage & fenced yard on a
street with curbs & sidewalks in Sheffield Lake. Can
you believe only $61,900. Call BRAD HANDY for
your personal tour, 933-6195.
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4~6EDROOM ALUM. & BRICK COLONIAL
406507. Owner has moved - price roduced to sell $144,900. For a house full of extras on this hugo lot In
a secluded location • off lake Rd. & Brunswick Drive •
the original White Oaks Subdivision - 31622 Electric
Blvd. Come S soe the value hero with EDW. MITCHELL, 133-6195.
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426871. Custom built two story contemporary. 3
spacious bodrooms with separate master suite 17x15
country kitchen with oak cabinetry and island. Two
siory loyor and tamlry room with breathtaking stone
(ireplacft. A truly one of kind home with over 3,000 sq.
ft. of Irving space. Priced to sell at $222,900, BILL
HYDE or PETE TETORAKIS are available for your
personal lour, 933-6195.
NEW LISTING TUCKED AWAY FROM THE WORLD
409368. Located on a private treod street - quality 6
charm built into this 4 BR colonial; Bookshelves.
2-way firoplaco, largo deck, brick patio & walk make
this home special. Comfortable family room & full
baaemehl. S140's. NOREEN NORRlS, 933-7642.
WOULD YOU LIKfiTO GET SETTLED7
408972. II early occupancy Is needed, your answer is
this noat 4 bedroom cotonlal located In the center of
Avon Lake. MlnutoS walk to schools, pool nrrj shopping, your new home Is still on a quiei treo lined streol.
Call for an appointment to soe this home's many
leatures. 8142,500. LEE BEIDLER, lister, 933-6195.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
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Private, wooded location - 70x120 lot, still time to
choose colors - 3 bedroom contemporary style home
2V* ba'hs, vaulted ceilings, gas hoat, balcony off
master bedroom, allowances lor floor coverings lite
fixtures, etc. Pre-construction price of $112 000* For
more information call B. WAKEFIELD or MARY ANN
TILDEN, 933-6195.
399361. Ovsr an acre lot In Avon Lakot Vory
spacious, 3 bedroom ranch with family room, lull
basement & 2 car all. garage. For summer entertaining, you also have a large covered patio, a stone
barbecue, a fenced In - inground pool & lakeviewl Too
many features to mention - call loday (or more
details!! GINNY CULP, 871-8800/933-7700
PICTURE YOURSELF HERE
420619. Capture this 4 bedroom cape wrth family
room. 2 fuil baths, formal foyer, loads'of storage. 52
.yra. young, $81,500. It can be yours! Call the lister
ADA TAYLOR, 933-6135 today.
ANTIQUE LOVERS AND SPACE SEEKERS
424979. Older cape with expandable upstairs, on a
199x255 lot which backs to a golf course. Basement
. h a s plenty o( space for area room. Presently 3
bedrooms. 1st floor utility, separate dining. 8x48
porch which spans west side of house. $74,500. Call
the lister. ADA TAYLOR, 933-6195 about
assurhable mortgage.
WILL GO ISSUE 1-COLONIAL S34.900
3 bedrooms, big Irving room, forma! dining, eat-In kitchen, 1st floor laundry, aluminum sided. Call the lister
ADA TAYLOR. 933-6195.
DUE TO MERGER-EXPANSION
260735. The lease on this professional office space at
.Walker & Miller in Avon Lake can be subleased. 1137
-sq. fL'with phone system and some furniture and
equipment negotiable. $1,150 per area. Calf the lister
ADA TAYLOR, 871-7273.
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BRICK FRONT GEORGIAN COLONIAL
425367. Truly designed to tempt your desire tor
elegance and easy living. This 3 bedroom boasts a
master suite with a second woodbuming lireplace.
Listed at 5229,900. this property has far loo much to
njontkin. Call the lister ADA TAYLOR for details at
933-6195.
JUST LISTED - SELLER BUILT
ONE YEAR - TRANSFERRED
But their loss can be your gain, because this 4
bedroom, 216 colonial with beautiful neutral decor,
open family room, kitchen, skylights, dramatic staircase, full basement, walk-in pantry, 10'x30* deck is
listed at only $478,900. Call the lister ADA TAYLOR
today.
BUY LOW AND EXPAND AS YOU GROW
425495. Only $37,900 for this darling 3 bedroom,
alui.Jnum sided ranch on 100x146 lot with room to
add on. Located In - Vermilion, this house has a
beautiful take view and is 1 block from the lake. Cail
the lister ADA TAYLOR, 933-6195.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Lorain County pizza business, $95,900. Established
1Byrs.,good gross and leaae.all equipment, 11i6sq.
ft. in Lake Rdrjocation. Call the lister ADA TAYLOR.
871-7273 tor details.
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254683:This lovely Tyr. old Kopf built townhouso condo has spacious bedrooms, loft & storage area, 2Vi
bolhs^lovery"decorating' 4 custom drapes, plus' enclosed - heated sun room. Call for particulars of
maintenance free luxury living. CAROL J.GRESCO, 871-7273 or 933-8195.
ARLENE DOMAN
2 million dollar
Certified Rolocallon Counselor
Certified Residential Appraiser
933-7700
Service is my
middle name.
Buying or Selling?
Let me help you
with your home. Call:
CAROL KRASIN
933-7700 Now!!!
AVON LAKE
ELYRIA
CLEVELAND
933-6195
365-3761
871-7273
933-7700
366-6590
871-8880
LESLIE BEMIS
Million Dollar Club
'Certified Relocation Counselor
Notary
933-7700
871-8880
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DOCTORS! ATTORNEYS! :254310. Do you need a professional building in Avon
Lake? Immediate occupancy' for you and your,
associates! 2400 sq. ft. of deitfrable space can be
ready tomorrow; if.you'w Irrierestod. Cat) LESLIE
SEMIS at 833-7700^ , :
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S COLONIAL?
426487. Looking fora perfectly appointed homo wfth
all the amenities you desire?-How about a first floor
laundry? Central air?. Deck? Crown moulding? Chair
rails? Woodbuming fireplace? Walk in closet? Cad today for your personal tour) LESLIE ; BEMIS. at
933-7*00.
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GREENPO1NTE CONTEMPORARY
402837. Owner says sell! What a perfect opportunity
to purchase the home of your dreams." Large three
bedroom colonial in the lovely Greehpolnto Subdfvt*
sion. Affordabty priced In the low $160*8, just for, you
and your executive lifestyle! Call LESLIE BEMIS at
933-7700.
CAROL MURPHY OFFERS
ITOWNHOUSE PRICED IH THE $40'S
tJAttached garago is an outstanding (eature of this proFpertyU Exceptionally nice iMt baths, new kitchen.
| carpeting new, Polla door & window, fenced in patio
|area plus a pool for summer enjoyment. For more in- :
lionnaton call ARLENE DOMAN, 933-9704.
NEWLY LISTED- $99,900
DISCOVER COUNTRY CHARM OF LAGRANGE
429727, You'll feet right at home the moment you seip
fntc this 2 yeor "young" beauty. Featuring 3
bedrooms, 2 full baths, lovely living area & much
more. Enjoy the country atmosphere retaxlng at your
deck this summur. Only 40 minutes from Public
Square. You won't want to miss this onel Open Sunday 2-5. Cat) for details & coma for a personal tour.
Lister: CAROL KRASIN, 933-7700.
VACANT LOT • S9000.00
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247195. Sheffield Lake. 7O'x12O* wooded tot. New
house going up behind this lot. Nice area. Call BRAD
HANDY, 933-6195.
NTRY PRICED IN THE S50'5
^ 3 bedrooms, beautiful hardwood floors. 2 fireplaces.
a Pries reflects a problem with back basement wall. Fcr
more Information, cotl ARLENE DOMAN, 933-7700.
THE LANDINGS!
428795. This charming home features 9 rooms,
perfect for the growing family, over 2,500 squaro feet!
Wewly decorated rooms will onhance Early American
decor. Recreational facilities, pool A tennis In thl3
, .subdivision. Situated on a spacious lot with a groan
Jwir araa surrfcondlng it. Privole backyard with a crook
. running thru the back line. Balcony olf the master
bedroom. Truly a must see! Call BETTY
** WAKEF1ELD, 933-6195.
RANCH WITH ACREAGE-AVON CENTER RD.
414507. This home Is largor than appears In photoThe full basement contains carpeted living area with
full bath, family room 26x14 - ranch plank, floor adjoins
a huge screened room, excellont plan area, shaded
yard & best of all room to roam. Plus possible more
acreage if required available. , Price reduced to
$161 900. Call E0W. R. MITCHELL, 933-6195.
is CONGRATULATIONS
TO ALL 1990
GRADUATING SENIORS
MISSION IS POSSIBLE...
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424167. To own a new home In the S150'fl Outstanding 4 bedroom colonial In desirable neighborhood
Gourmet kitchen with Whirlpool appliances, 1st fir.
laundry, skylight, basement and ex-large deck backing to wooded area. Call CAROL MURPHY at
933-8195.
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INNER RADIANCE
424179. Tantalize your senses!' New 2 story in
outstanding family neighborhood. Three bedrooms,
den/4th bdrm., huge kitchen leading to deck,
skylights and sense-fully priced. $144,900. Call
CAROL MURPHY Mt 933-619S. '
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SHEFFIELD LAKE
406992. Valuo Is built Into this lovely 3 bdrm ranch
Features inc. spacious family room with glass sllUng
doors. Oak kitchen with adjoining utillly, attic storage.
Foyer entry to formal living room, newer roof, furnace,
wlr. tank. Low SflO's. KAREN FOULKROD, 934-4310.
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5 20 Help Wanted
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF EXAMINATION
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR AND
LABOR ASSISTANT OPERATOR
PURPOSE;
— ' Public notice a .**•&)• given by
the Ov* Service Commission tH the
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Uj City olAncaOrwc.tar en open, ecmZ peam* examinationtorthe postcw
^ ct Equipment Operator and Labor
. AstMant Operator watt vm Sfcwt
JJ? Depa/t-n*M of the Oty C* Avon<
Ju QUALIFICATIONS:
CC AGE.
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°At least eighteen (18) years of Pfio
Hi at daw of appflcaion. Ofjp Staia
f= Onvers License and Onij Commer.
del Onvers Ucensa raquirodEDUCATION:
Higt) School graduate or General
Education Degree equnaiunL
EXAMINATION:
Applicants receiving a parang
erode of seventy percent ( J « | on,
the wntien examinit&i. and who
or* consideredtoremployment, will
also be required to pass a physical.
as weU as an actual operation c! City
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REStOENCY:
At the bmw of appScaUon, AppHcant* must reside within on area
wtucfi Includes the Ctty of Avon and
a Orstance ot no more than three (3)
mdes font the peraCei borders of the
Cty ot Avon.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR:
Operates a grader, truck, snow
plow. ssR spreader, fronl end loader,
backhoe. dragUns. rDMf and mowsr
In the performance of Vm road
maintenance tSuOai, snow removal,
each cleaning, weed controL tree
removal end trimming, road resurtaclng and construction of minor knprovoments. Cleans ditches, mows
graaa and wwefla, paints traffic Ones,
erects signs and barricade* and perlotna any or ail )oba as assigned by
cupervfsor. May oVsct Division actmtlea In Ihw absence of supervisor.
LABOR
ASSISTANT
OPERATOR: Operates trucks, tractors wHn mower, backhoa, c/adar,
power mower and power, aaws.
Cleans oWws, mows weeds and
. grosSh points.troffic Ihiea, cuts and
1
6*ns tnjaa. painbj sfpna. barricades,
etc, erects stons. deans storm
sewers, washes trucks and other
vehicle equipment, d e a n * ; up
garage, changes os and groaeaa
, vehicles. Performs snow removal
operation, read maintenance and
construction.- STiaR "be assistant
, oparator.ot loader, backhoa WdAir
grader.
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I-3Z7-44SSA V O N OAKS CHILD CARE
CENTER. 2 Infant & Todor«* Opening*- 934-5709.
MONA'S CHILD CARE, t InfftJtl
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21/2jCar Garage '[L,.!
Nicely Landscaped
Utility Room
• Gas Heat
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HOME IatPROVEHENT.»33-2M0.
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mamtain that notoblatooamaH or
laroff. Fa«.' accurate "typing tor
students, tuslnaaa paopl* or
anyona naadlno Mtistancs «rltn tha
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viots. Mdut or Lori, at 0334(78.
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tnrauotioui tha world, new ami
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pray for us. Et- Juda. workar of
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CAMP^nm mtiM Lmamlng! HOLLY HILL RJOWO STABLES. 3t770
Krrba Rd. (on Laar Rd.) Saatiorts In
Juna. July a n d Augtiit9a.m.-ZJ0p,m.. Monday through
M M born on April 17.
TUIORINO^iamantary taacnarMUt
tutor in Uath. S4M170.
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CASH tor FflEE OCTAILS wtta M
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Laha, O H 44012, :-•••.-'•••..•,,•;• -
HORSEMANSHIP
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Fun While Learning
Holly Hill
Riding Stables
31770 KrcbsRd.
(off Lear Rd.)
JUNE, JULY, AUG.
9a.m.»2:30p.m.
Mon.-Fri.
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haanii cara. lacUng uo
by riding instructor.
and Mra. F«ltlno#r
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PotorWd. 107-C Mm at Baluh'a
Bookator*. 2 t W 7 C « r W r R k j n Rd..
WMUaka.e7i.St22., '-I .
HOSPiTAUZATION
MAJOR MEDICAL
BUCK'S HARDWARE, • -37078
DaboM Rd.; Avon. Storm Mndow
and tcra«nrapalr.Call -, 9344118.' CLEANJNd senvtCfc •, Ownar;
aupamtaai' avary.. daanad -. homa.
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Uka pnoa In tha appaaranca> of your
Claan horn*.' (WEARE NOT COMPLETELY FINISHED UNTIL' YOU
ARE COMPLETELY SATOFTEOn
C A U CLEAN CORNERS Y FOR
FREE ESTIMATE, 327-4459.
.GARDEN
933-3618
933-8875
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COVERS,
EVERYTHING*
cad DAY'S EASE. INC. 327-8340,
RE0ISTERN0W, 033.714*.
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FOUND; « a l a Huahy M i * ,
WRIGHT LANOSCAPlMO-r
R0VEUENT8.
All types of WRIGHT
Black/Tan, blua ayaa. appro*. 1 yr.
t ii al l & c o m m e r c i a l l a w n ^
imodannoCaramW Ma, linoleum,
old. AH thoii & ntartworm iwtmJ.
maintenance'^ daan-ups, mutch, m
bathrooms,
decks,
patios,
Utehane,
Gnat dlspoalbon. Ukaa klda. oood
"vwtona endtOMoUjtanaseap«
tepfjc«m«nt windows.
FREE
walch dog, houtabrokan. Fit* to
ESTIUATES, 10 percant dlacount
c;n«ta»Btton, se«d m d
good homa. W« airaady ftav* a dog.
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tor
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Maintenance, rcpamj & ranwialino.
wasnars. and dryara. Wa karvlca ail
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No Job Too Small.
^ & N T I A L LAWN . MOWING,
9334771, 1-60IM22-57TI.-7T-- -7;.™.CALL93J-6M1,
CaB 337-9047
WESALVEN
2514937
;
BENUSKACONStnUCTtON
BndJ a Block Worn
AIKJ Room Addiltona
, CLEAWNQ
SERMCC
BESTl
;
AT ITS
WWW Obva Cleaning «Hth Sc*Jstacf o n QuaraniMd.
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RvTaiancaa Avaltabla by Pmant
^933-5709
24 Mf. Swvica
Utinct Bopaira
AKordabte Rales.
Wallpapar ftwnovad
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• Close to Schools
••Many Upgrades
HANOTMAHSElmCE.
Minor repairs, un*ftorfe«ttrior
Reasonabla. Cal John, B4MSSBV
WINCHESTER
TOWING CO.
Indoor and Outdoor Ramoiwina
KHehan, B*tha, OaekaftPorehaa
Addition* .
SIGN UPHOm PRESS PQtMUAH
Fi •« Eaflmalaa
SCRAMBLE. SET FOR AUGUST
1ST, SWEETBftlAR
GOLF
J27-M23 .
COURSE. BEST PRIZES IN TOWN.
OVER UOOO WORTH OF TRIPS,
PRIZES, AHO CASH TO BE GIVEN
-THE
IVORV
TOUCMAWAY. SCO PER PERSON
Piano Tuntnc.flepairfto
COVERS
EVERYTHING.
aditod PUno T
REGISTER NOW. 93*7146.
CaR3Z74179
tjron and adults. Can tor
327-4323.
TENNIS UisSQNS £?
, 7*ecft/njjf Pnsr Indlvfdc^lewons. Summar sessions ceiirig
•chaduled. T. Ooniaies. 9334773.
OWNER
AVON LAKE
LEGAL NOTICE
LANA INC. VOLUNTARILY FILED
A CERTIFICATE OF DtS3OLiniON
WITH THE STAVE 0*= OHIO
4/23/90.
31 Happy Birthday
S500 WEEKLY. NEW! EASY! Slay
OEwnlng LKwnsd Typa A Homa
H o m e , s n y h o u r s . EASY
Car*. &34-S294. fufl Uma onty.
ASSEMBLY..-S21.0OO. EASY SEWINO.-138.B00. EASY WOOD
WdfcaOy**m my ivyne. 7«a-t3C3.
ASSEM8LY...S0a,755. EASY
C n A F T 9 - . S 7 B . 4 S 0 . EASY
24 Education and
JEWELRY. 119.500. EASY ELECinstruction
.
TRONICS...-2S.20Q. UATCMUAK[ N O . . , 1 6 3 , 5 0 D. I N PIANO LESSOWS
VESTIOAriNQ... > 7 4 , « 0 . TV
PflJVATE rUTORINO
TALENT A O E H T , . . S 4 0 . 0 0 0 .
ROMANCE AOENT_462.600. tla
01/ Marie Bruni
Sei&ng. Ouaranleed Income FREE
34 Hour Recc<d>ng. BO1-379-2900
Gradualt of The Royal Cars«r.
ErtYY13*H.
yutary . Mcntraat, Ccnitda Alt
fc«#A>t FBIAiJ. HsUil. 64Vvy.
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26 Public Notices
CHILD CAH£,..£*piriancid
taWMSEY W A I ATTENTIOM: EARN
CMINQ TV! $37.000iY»o» Incorf*
Ddwrtol Datads (!) 6O2-O»«aS5.
Ext. TV-53U.
EARN MONEY TYPING AT HOME!
S32.0O0Vyr. inccm* patlftlial.
.
EMPLOYE*.
• ThaAvonOvUSfrvtca
CMILO CAflE MY SHEFFIELD
LAKE H0ME.MONOAY THRU FIUOAY DAYS. c U a n , r»!,at>!«.
l
93
S
ia.392tar.5^
T-5314.
FREE T R A V E L B E N t F U S l
AIRLINES NOW HIR1NGI ALL
POSmONSt JJ7.50OCM.240 CaB
. (11 6024304885. ExL X-6314,
POSTAL J O B S |11,«l » tUSOltst.
For eiam and Bocftcalton lnft»ma'
boncaN (219) 763-0C49. ••LOH 134,
SarrvSpm. 7 day*.
.
SnNUPNOW.Wits£FOSRMM
SCRAHOtC SET FOR AUGUST
1ST, SWeETBfttA/t
QOLF
COtmSC BESTPtOXStH TOWN.
OVER STOOD WORTH OF TfttPS,
PfVZES AHO CASH TO BE OVEN
AWAY. 110 PER PERSON
COVERS
CVE/trTHIHG.
REGISTER UOW. 833-ri46.
EXPEAtEHCED MOTHER
«ifl
baOyM in my honw, mfkO*y%, PUy
• ' • a DI back yam. will pnmOvluncti.
aftamoon viacfc ft T . L C EastMaw
SCJIMH a n * . RJ3-B010-
AIRLINES NOW HIRING. F«grn at
tenOant*. tnwel aojwia. meetwtaea.
coalomtr M.-V)C«. Lrtunjs. Salar*«
» 3104K. Entry *iwl pojflws Calf
EA^lgJ
KMttion Wantad tor OabrmttUng"
UBOII ASSISTANT
E«p«wncad mothar wW baoyM i i
OPERATOR: S8-63 par hour.
my N.FL horn*. Lunch provUad.
1
APPLICATIONS: v ' , .
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:
-PtayArMandTXC: .
Uay.be obtained et the A w n
aJT-toao
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UunWpa|; BUIdlno. Appttcallana
muat ba maoB «n a mgiaW appBca•on tomt prowldad by A a Avon QvM
Ssnrica Conwwaistoi>« no cMhaf tovm
'•rW tim aceaplad;, AppfcaMuH mutt
5 < a o c A j i t my Lakawoooflom?
ba nMurrwd k> tfwAvon Municipal
or.your homa. Full lima. No
; BuUng. 38774 Datrat Road. Avon.
"Rwanda. Maals & tranaportatSon
' OTBO, by 4 3 0 PJU. Friday, J U M 32;
E ™ * * f * ' « yr»- axparianca. Call
:
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PMX. 228-7WC aflarMO p m
TttlEANOPLACHOP
;
HouMdaaning. mahing a IronMg m
your horn*. Honattanu oapandabla.
EXAMINATION:
Ratwancaa, own. Irantpoflafton.
VWmTENTEST:;•
.
BM.7I19..
. :
. EOUVMENT OPERATOR:
' BXO;A.M^Satunlay, Jun« a ,
- BABY aiTTIMa In my homa.
1 M 0 ,
' •••),:u.:',;•.,
•»• . • ' ;
Halura, nattabla 24 hour S«rv<c«.
LABOR ASSISTAHT OPERATOR:
-' Ratarancw.
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, 3274162 : 10JX) A J J , Saturday. J U M 23.
1 9 9 0
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PAYING TOOMUCH
Both t»*ta at thir Avon Uuniopal
To hava ywjt houaa Ctaarwd?
Buadtno. 30T74 CMroU Road, Avon.
OJva Juoy» OMnmg Sarvica a CaB
:Oh»,-"4«M ; .-:--:•:!.--..-•-r--~. " • ". • "• F r » « E * t H n a t a i . \
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Oooa BalarcncM
THE CfTV OF AVON W AN
Inaurad and Bondad
JEOUAL O P P O R T U N I T Y
p a r l o u r .
CCKTIFIEO HOME HEALTH CARE
FOR ELOEHLY-YOUR HOME.
Evening i Ntafrt hours svattabfar
333-23H
OOVEfiNHENT HOMCS torn H |U
rffMir). O*»nw«nl tax p r a p ^ :
R i p m i t o l o n i '
Call
(1)605487-6000 E»l OH-21S3 fcx
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Owmar Prawm at ALL Joot,
W« alao do Manor Palntlnn.
Call Dtlona for a Fr*a Eailmata.
337-*S40.
It no anaww kfavt a m m a g * .
LAWNaMOWU)torthose who
can't. Once or Ml aaa«~i. SIC! anO
ip. Cslt John, WB-a5M.
aARAGE OOORS, Oparnrs,
EMOR DISCOUNTS, Reasonable
rates. v K a r k o l f D o o f Sarvica.
1334072. 24 HR. Service.
BUSlNFSS^ft
l,
TELEPHONE SYSTEMS. Sales,
Service, Additions, .Moves end
Changes. New or used, «f)utpfnent
vailable. Residential wiring.
:
lea*onaMe rates, Lake Twecorn,
i3M77i;c »0-B22-S77t. . - - » •
HOUSeCLt^lNaiwmet nan your
house on the day that la bast for.
you. I do netvier houseclesning
work also, H spedded. H Merested,
cslt Mary at 9334078/,;;.- -
44 Auction Sales
.AUCTION
SAT.-JUNE 9. 10 AJU.
38775 DETROIT HO;; AVON
SelMng oirt renuMng Inventory Inctudlng • l l n u r e s : - showcases,
flJP"*yj. NCR,registers, shotguns,
rifles, handguns, barrets, scopes.
sionts, pun cases. hoMers, ammo.;
hand * . pocket' knives, westam
boots, bans,A towefan. Lea Jeana,i
jeWsding a o ^ - B s h i n g rods A
.archery equips laigett,
hats, ckrthlna. bmoctSaM^
, parts bWi I11many other
new tame
'
_ ••• new
tame..
Jerty CMrterbun'CAl, Auctionaar
1
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JAMES is
REALTY *"*
JAMES REALTY- ONLY LOCALLY OWNED
COMPANY WITH OVER 25 YEARS OF
SERVICE IN AVON LAKE AND THE
SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.
32745 WALKER RD,
A v o n Lake
933-2500
NATIONAL RELOCATION
CE TER
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Cleveland
871-5255
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYSHEFFIELD LAKE
i
429575. Features this three bedroom
alum-sided ranch with an eat-inkitchen and fenced back yard. Close
to shopping. A must to see. Call
Michael Panich or Mary Louise
Gamellia for your personal tour. Priced at $51,500,
WAKT ACREAGE IN AVON LAKE?
418995. This lovely four (4) bedroom Colonial fs Just
what you are looking for. It features a formal dining
room, large living room with woodbuming fireplace,
large family room, kitchen and utility on first floor.
Plus a basement, two car attached garage and two
out buildings. Call Cor id VanWagnen to set up your
appointment today.
BEST BUY IN AVON LAKE
NEW LISTING-AVON LAKE
426511. Priced at$84,900 this Ranch
w/basoment features three
bedrooms, and is within walking
distance to ;RXA., schools, parks,
library and the lake. You will enjoy
your garden of memories sitting in
front of your woodbuming stove. Call
Audrey Loeser to see this home.
W E S T L A K E , ZttO CO.UM&A RDT
FrL. June s, 104pm. Rafrigwalor,
•c^W-sdoth
to
is
;
fo 46 Rummago Sales
Benefit Rwmmaga Sails
--jWarm gajpp ChrtaBan Church
/ J u n a 7ft8, t ajiu-4_pjn.
^ProoeedatoLucy Idol School
,nuHMAOC SALE •Tint Untold
i O w t h of Owlet, 21 SO Warren Rd™
iLakawood. S-4pre^ Friday..15th A.
' laOCtotfahhW
• U
Oarage Sales
tflndeang o e r { )
iBaMa;.'K)d« Toys,-OMs
CWbet and Mora% „ r='«:"
„ .:•*•",-.•.- MOVING SALE ,- - ,
£3M1 Cotau, Cohanbla Blatton
£Thw&:4Fri..Juna7».S ,'
••' '•••
i 4 Fa
| Dtommhar.v Hair <. Dryer, Onyx
gCha«B-:aat^;'RatK>>t Fur- Jackat.
KftMO'da.'Toyf, CMOilna Too Much
i f M T WMa Craak U n * . HR.";-•
QARAOe 8ALC -• ' •.--";
Swtnga and MatUaaa^ka
m
daaiv KKcrian.Tab<a end
< Crwira; BabyQIrla dothaa 0-12 montaj*iM«w.la«ft».,a9-U Wvnan'a
tzaa.'UvtngRonni
Heuaahoktitams.
^JuarU^aaww^wnHrucUon on S.
LaaV,fiUol«, p4aa»a artar only from
f.Camar R4)ga • 8. U a r Nada UK
K S W «
Dr» NR
-.» PemWy Oarage Sale
Books, Puulee.
, Teen, Women's
Plants, Ok)
i.', FrtvftSat, 0-T
^33070Boulder.NR' •• " •
•>?<•<£ (Oft S, Lear Notfe) : '
Or- Uyria .. .
fCkban^TClothaa; Trrfants to 4T,
f Baby Rama;toyf,Adult Ckxhtng, Ex*ara»* Diha, Rowing Machma. sma<>
wye:B*W.T.V,> Mueh mrtc'
iW^Vjwoa H . l-JO to 4 » Ca
g , NR
.-t Frt., Juna 7fta
B a . m . * 4 p . m . ,:.•. -; ,
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poriaW* hammock wt ataal frwmi,
'(•OodXi Uwn chairs, »fflaU OuUkta
'gU.'ttacWe wnMalats daap Mar adctrto breMar, p^cut yard good*.
1> ohJ boMas, Daa rMrtai Itama. •; l ,
ii Nor Raiponaibla lor Aecklama'--''.
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NORTH OUMSTEO, 24734 Chase
Or- June 7-B. 3-«pm. UuttWamUy.
Wood diningroom set, Moped.
crafts, furniture, some *ntfoues,
baby Kama, toys & keyboard
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PARK LIKE SETTING
429607. Features :this two bedroom
ranch situated on a well-manicured 90 x .
149 tot is a must to soe. Also featured is
a dining room, breakfast bar, "1st floor'
utility room and enclosed patio.. Calln
Mary Louise Gamellia today for details.
Price is 574,500.
-^
partnaia daak, 2 1920*s dbting room
labtet, f85 aach.~2 offlce doska.:
I85-170, cradania to msich. larga
rannishad antiqua knChan cupboard,
S699, MdJn - nrinpr wam»yJ193,
ralmisnad gafalag tabla. $22VokJ
and. antiqus ehaals a n d drassars.S35-2SO. 3 p c rdeubfa
IST,
aweerBftiAR
GOLF
qua«n badroom sat, J 4 » . *miqtts
ntt*nort&ini]toonl**i.3BaS,
COURSE. aeSTPfttZCSIN TOWN, oak
OVER M3000 WORTH OF TRIPS.20 yr. old oak dining sal W chkn
eabinst,
WW3. tnttqoa Horary laWa
PRIZES AND CASH TO B£ OMEN
(big daw *s«fL S393, nutnogany
AWAY. $10 PER PERSON
duncan phyla tabta, S chairs andCOVERS
eVERYTHINO.
Mrvar. 1495, B*H, SSS-S3. Chaln\
REC&TERNOW, 933-71*9.
£•$•70, 8 dark country chatra, $30
7*2 STARK ST.. 9.L. Much n w c .
•acft,: 2ft Supar quality bantwood
J u n a 7 4 B , B-Spm. . - - • ' •- • ; VRI chairs, 140 aach. 8 modam
rtghi stanch « « sach, A-1 beautiful
OARAQC SALFi Drassar, studant
BOM oak Tlnmsavina dMng raom
rsfngsrator,-man's go*d wqtch, 7
sat, largo tabla,'2 larga Iaanas,-S
llraa, adult and boys ckMhlng, S I M 4
lancy ^uUn^ goroaoua cradsrua,
and much misc. 31973 Laka .Rd..
S!309, ong. 0X143800 20 yrs. ago^
Thursday, Juna 7th and Friday,
Prtmauv*
pt« sou. (275. D»co
Juna 8th. 0anv3pm. - •
BMtioom sat wWi vanity cniMrobc,
drauar, and doutria bad, $595. Vary
OARAOE SAiE, 129 . Tomanswk,
Unlqus raftnlshad msnogany
Or., A.L," Juna 7 • 4 9. JWpm.
bookevsa w/ glass dsors, S89S7 •
Housahoid good*, ekithss. toys.
AH (terns dlBCOumad,' no rMaonabta
raaionsbia ptlcac- . '
•
oflars raAuad. AMo, snuqua {owafry.
4 FAMILY GARAOE .BALE, 80S
glasswsrs, emit try, .. turnltufa,
tinaM.picturas and act. -. :
Robsrts SL. S.L. Juna B. 9,ft10.
Horn. AntlQiM ««»•<, ttrf*y board,
andqua rwlla, toys, dothM » moca.
No Eaxfy Salasl : . ' • - • •
ROSE'S
. .
butty Oaraga^-Oaan Porch Sala.
CoUacWios. antlquvs. turmuro,
boys lO* 6 d o t h » . Fii.. S a t . 9 *
Sunday ariamoon i3-5pm, dfccouMad. a»!S MayaaSti Avon.' ..
titttniPNOwi
SCftAMIBLE SETfO» AUGUST
mflnogany Ouean Ann and CNpparK
.dektcarwed fumttur* stwftoieaaja
'prices- OuaflTy plus. A l e * our fur>
- naura at auMrior quaftty Abo, antf' autf • f o ^ Y r pottaty. furniture.
snens. «nd ate iCpsrtanl off Boor
models. SSO sir labta and chairs,
SiOO off tabta and chaw with hutch,
Just ft: Mehognnyv Queen desk,
vanity, sttMT, cheat, and iewatn/ Afo w n diacounfed 20 percent off-*
\ 327^2238 or 327^7*4 Visa, s « i
M4Starcsrd.acceptad.Wa Duv^SeB48ta N.BARTON R0..MiKe Creek
Tradeoflaka;inEradfrirts SJsalaa
EatL June 7A8. &4pm. Large
Oarage Sala.
HOUSE SALE-FurmUr* v t w f f
trMOK.Thura., 8-4pm.28£tf Colum80 Landings Wsy. Thun^ Junw 7tn;
;6fO?rtVaa n t
bia R d . WesOeke
Frt.. Juiw tOP. 9anv5pm. Saturday.
Juna Blh, 9-12. Draasas. Iswn
Miscellaneous ^
LAKfcWOOO, t371 Andrmre. Mutt*. mow*, boya cto0w»-fn«ny slcas,
.WANTED: wnl pay cash tor ami-,
rMxisahold dacoralor Hams, conociitemeYChursh Oroup. Thurs.* Fri..
ojues;-otd furniture, on*, chany.
bt* Ughiad baar tJgn. much mora.
0-4pm. Much Misc. No Early BJrda
walnut,' mahogany. dWng room
Plesae.
C L O T HE 8 . F I X T U B E S ,
• setf,- Wichen and bedroom sets*
OLASSWARE, RIDING
• cruna"cabhtets bookcaae*. dcaksn.
etc.:'any condWon. DoOs. and Okj
MOVING SALE • 2270 Walter fid.. MOWBUuna 70i awu I Out. go,
toy*. Basebalt Cards. Uonefl Trains.
Wesfleke.-Juno 7-8, 0-3pt». Hun- 306 Avon Botdan, A t 0»4«3a.
Hondo*.-Titfany Lamps, Art OlasS,
tint* of baby Items, clothes * toys.
Tools, was, crukirer-s ctatf*s, lurOlasswara. Siring Musical tnCMdcrart crib M L Much HH misc.
rutura. M6flt.D3, Avon Laka. Juna
struments. 'crodieted. and emAdult, cMhea. pikes.
oM
records,
7-10.9#m-3pm.
broMered Hems, autts. Humrnsls, r
bookcase.'. ' i j
....M . n.h •Dounons. any fkwrmes, cf)kia, pot'
Uutu FamityOamgi S***, rftw*tery, wstcfM, docks, lamps, sOwer
day and Friday, 9*m-4pm, 139
pure and starting saver Kama Any
. O a n g * S«Ja.. Jo Sahm CL, AX. Vlnmwcod, AXL Dinatla sat draf1
era tewetry, rhinestones, gold, silver,
Junm 71ft, tom-Spm. C&ldrm'*
ting tsbla, anarciaa bika, many
?S»S Caniar Rldg* Fid.' ':
54 Farm Produce
•• clothing.
fttMng t *qutpm*nt, houMhokt Harm «nd misc.
'diamond*. Abo, cU and used furSTRAWBenfllESras p K v d
'.tamp*, m i t e , . '. . . :• '' - - ' . . '
nitute. Also, old stock and bond car'
NormRldgaviHa
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Farm,
3880
Cantar
ANTIOUE EOO CARRIER. Caoar
OKcsles and Oerman & Japanese
Ju*( wat of RL 83. Phon*327-5740
Qvaga Balr. Miac Ram*. U M M , Chast CoHm Ttbta, Golf BaiH &
Ad.. RL 63. Avon, OH 034-5001.
toy*, pfan much tnora.' 192 Vanda.
or 327-3230. Opan 114. Ctosod
Work! War II military Hems
Mlac,
Thurs.,
Juna
7.
S30~4pm.
330
STtiAWB£/iRmS...KH>tCK STAR: Aww» U K » , Frt,*S«t. lOam-Spm.
Tuaa.EXPERIENCeO
CHAIR
CAN.' . - i _._ Jn AfytfunQ o*w>
TlmbarUna. A . L
TtNQ JUNE 8TH. OR FRESH PICK1NQ NOW AVAILABLE ,
: l « J r/4OanvMMr,AXJhuraday
ED.Swnat, homa grown, tn Avon,
tlnanbriar 3rd Annual CUraga
WEUQUIDATE ESTATES AND
Only, SamOpm. Juna 7th. Ramooafhash fjckad dairy. Opan 8sm til
Sala. Sat, JunaPih,9am-3pm. M u MOVING SALES OR PUTTINQ S O - 1
^HOSE'S FURNITURE •
ing Itami, good chMntn's cloViaa
•pm avarydsY- - Marion Farms,
brook and acnolnmo Etrsola tott
MEONE IN A NURStNO HOME OR
3SS3S CENTER HlOOfi RD. • r d toys,- vMao camara and much
a l i a Cantsr Rd.. (Rt. t 3 ) Avon. 2
Walkar R d . ) Somolhlng lor
ELDERLY RELOCATIONS. ALSO.
,
NORTH
P4DQEVILLE,
JUST
EAST
tnilss eaulh of Dairoll 0 d .
avaryonalt Lots of Jumltura, l.v..
BUY OUT AFTER YOUR SALE.
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toys, country crafts, misc.
M u l t I P i f f l l ly Q i r t g •
housshold, racorcts, tapas, walafbSaia..W«alwlnda. CWn*». toy*,
ROSE'S 327-5740 Oft 327-2230
Opan
B
days
B
waaklrom
11-5.
much mhc 437 Slowaway Cova,
ed> •uogao*. ekMhlna.
Cktaad Tuasdays. KHchan and. dinS6 Appliances
ThursdayftFritMy, o^, PLEASE CALL AGAIN IF 1HAVOJT
Larga Oaraga Sala.Juna 7th,
log momssts, cadar chasu, gun
WASHER,ft DRYER, good COncJH . cibtrtals.
CONTACTED YOU
•am-Bpm..7S1 Community Drtva
taa Ctrl. lc« b o * .
a / J U Q a S A L E : Saturday, Juna 9th
Ikw,
(50.
8
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7
atlar
0pm.
CaU coilect-A>k tor Rosa
(rsar
or
Shofaway
Shopping
buokcaut,''. sacratsrydaska. nta
0 - 1 . Z i g Baachwood. Qullar.
Cantar, S.U)
cabinets, ccnef cupboards,.dry1
ehandaflar, drapaa, • rodaa, toyi,
- - - Exerdaa
oqulpmani,
BUYING steal-pop cans and fin
links, hoD Skats, and UWas.^a '
mucitwit»e.'.v.'.:•• i-.,V.•..
- - -•
cans. 2 : cants * psr: Ib. RECYCLE
basabaK cafd* arW much, much
round ban paw padeatsJ tabla with
57 Clothing
4845 Jayoox (AvonL Open
flUMMAOC SALE. MlftHON CIAtwo laavas. HW5, 1" thick lop. WOULD.
0-13 Fridays and Saturdays,
Larga
Oaraoa
Saw.
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ssvaral styles ol chairs from
Juna8,g-a.FrLana« 12, fin a bag tor d)«»ood Dr.. B.L Thura., Fri.ftSst. CLOTHINO SITES !i THRU ,S.
W5-155. FABULOUS 8-nU dask,. Wsntsd: Medium larga or enra
Bun-Spm. •
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REASONABLE. 734-1342.
Siecs. 4 rourt^d • gtass china
SI. 37S0t Detroit Rd,, Avon,
large wet eult. 033-2780 after 8pm
cablnats, S29M5O, Windsor and
aARA0£8ALfi,Juna7.4<ipm, 1 U
FHI., JONC a. Tnyi, Booha,
prassback rockars, $ 1 K aach, huge
Moorawood. A.L. Aduli clothas. kldn
HANDYMAN TOOL COLLECTOR..
Childrana Ctothas, CorsasU, Mite.,
haart dasfgn rockar, «2W, tasdad,
toys A rruch mon.,
53 Housahold Goods
gtssslop bookcaaas. S2S1.V1S0, nut- looking for used tools. Preferably
210 Oufl Dr., A.L., 0-3pm.
machinists: of carpenter tools.
SA8V ITEMS. CJoinas. Misc.,
WlPC OUT FURNITURE SCRATcnas, 40'->.V, «7M-Ht». solid
OARAOe aALETai^daTCafoUne
Thurs, Juna 7, D-?pm, 33334
833.1184.
cherry, oak,. j & » , . aitf cadar
CHEII INSTANTLY
Df, Avdn. Thurs., Til., Juna 7 A <i, Cnnrtatton, A.L T
bedroom sets, sll handmsda ni
With Tlbal Almond Stick. NorvToilc,
muffed.- t/4-t/i
too onrttimd
9-Spm.
wholesale prices. Many • Ivies
Psrfact lor an woods. Long Luting.
aJeeftte /MOf wfchatn caotMVHw
OABAOE SALE, ISO LAKEWOOO
avsilabla. AW, country couoes,
Ouarantead. S4.B8 (met. 64H s
-190 Psnona Dr., A . U Juna 1V\ &
to Btt»fWL
C M B33-T146 d*ya,
DRIVE,JUNE 75B.8-4PM,chairs,
wmgback
chairs,
CUpintoT
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933nBO
8th. Lawn ft houaanoh). taddwi,
CLOTHES, TOYS, AND MUCH
dale couches, sll scotchguardad.
Family FumKufa RaRniahtng
baaaoan iplkat, carpal, 10 spaod.
Pick tnbrie snd hava It custom p*de
T W A N T I N Q TO B U T I Old Uonal
16189 Rowa Road, fitrongsvllla
glass, toy*, ale.
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trains nnd sccessoiies.. Csll
'WEAR IT AOAIN CONSldNMENT
time. A WHOLE CATALOO OF RNE
033-8101 from 12 noon la s p m
HALF PRICE SALE, Juna ti Ihru
SHOP*. Bring h your gantly usad
Twin sua marirass platform*. Now,
OUALITY HANDMADE SOUO OAK
Jttn* 16, ClOHd Juna 13th. Good
ctotnas and shop and *wt*. 30927
hrtfprice. 833-8303.
TO
CHOOSE
FROM:
MO
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tabta
NaJghbor Thrift Shop. 140 Laar Rd.,
Dstroil IM« Avon Plaza. B344004.
end choirs. Takae 2-8 weeks for
Uk
Hours: Mon.-Sal.:iOam-Spm.' . ,'. „ 8UPEHSALE: A-1. cotof T.V.'t,
62 Miscellaneous for
delivery. Raslstovtr - nnlsh now
S193, anifqua waMul ChJppandalc
available. New solid brass beds In 4
(ball snd daw (sal) dining room sot.
ANNUAL A LJ U M I N U M , CAWH
NOJUNklOirl'sdothingsiie 10-12,
Sate
'•,
sties,
IS styles from *49&-7WL We
•1405,
4-pe.
.10301
mBhogarry
CHAIR.SALE.
8woepars,
Edoars,
men's sUe 28-32 Irouevr* andjeant.
now heva a selection ol formal dinKJngsun Cherry poeted nuadboanL
: badroom sat In A-1 condnton. t75S.
Umps,' Fsne, -Haaiata. Ml*e.,
smaS sTfrts. oddnvende. FrWey.
ing
loom
eats,
Indonesian
vary
good
condition
$ 7 8 Call
Orandfsthar dock, A-t shaps. W W .
Thurs., Juna 7, M p m , 32717 B a *
8atuhle}^Banv«pm,' 86t ,.Wtrwlck'
KO-nn.
naon baar sign (78, artkjua carvad
wood, A.L.
n w r a .
a 7-B, 1 a j i u - dark.: • - • ••
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: AVON LAKE, 139 Vlfiewood,
ThunU Frf...9-4pm. UultMam*/.
Much rmscaOsneous.
Adgevtte Women's CUD
& -3»9S Sourbrook, NR
t ^(oRSartm)
LvThuiredey,-Jur» 7,
_ waai* u u to • p.m..- ,..-* ;.• ^EinMvthing you can Imagine:'
t pjn,-
CENEIUL HOUSEHOLD rTEUS.
ANTIQUE BED. CONTEMPORARY
PAINTINGS. HUMIDIFIER.
HEATERS, VACUUM. RECOHO5.
BOOKS. CRAFTS.. THURSOAY
JUNE 7 ft FRIDAY JUNE 8. g-4.
7B8O9 LAKE HO.. BAY WLLAQE.
BAr.-30209 -Wail - fioV Tfturs..
8.IS-2pm.' Household, camping.
4poiti.> plumbing Hems..- tump
pumps, linens, jewelry, toyCdofts,
c i r t u l i , children* clothlng,-
^ V R o y s J b M R d , S t hL 82
M, * msn.•
429299. Enjoy this summer in your
large, shady fenced in yard of this
cute two (2) bedroom starter home in
Avon Lake. Excellent investment property - only $40,000. Call Debt
Dechant at 933-2500 today!
T H E L I S T I S E N D L E S S : ; _ • ;-• i - r : ••
418143. Newskling,1new PeUadobrs, trim and freshly
painted Interior, four bedrooms,;library, targe family
, room w/professional window treatments throughout, 3
season porch. 2Vt baths, storage .bam; woodbuming,
fireplace, central air... the list is endless Call Debt
Dechant to see this lovely home that has only Improv*
ed with lime. Priced at $104,900.
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Cleveland's
Cage n « Prows*"*}
F * a One S(-ite"( COMI Scny Trmtryl Cc^?
SS TV motfet K V - I 3 I U ' *no J
£ Ptnijafx impact Do! Matrix Prinn;*
- rrjacet KX** 1595 utvl wrt up Out rvct
'-51 KUC Cow S2.5OO Wus. sw-cut i-i-
MOHIM O l O FEMALE NEW-
Animal Services
P£TWATCMt«S-
3 OfFtCE FURNflURfc. v w i cai*
~° (Start & walnut;, wc.wury Oes>i
OT £r«0«rua. Utieal We cabmci. CUB "ii
82 Campers & Vans
« j Calf 331-83U «fl«f Sen.
: 83 W1NNABAGO. 22 n srlttc . .•
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I ccm-istj. 23K Jniinj Good '.•O"C«• CKIO-UCHT COIORED WOOL" [no I t-.-f, wit* « • CiTier • SIB.SX?
ui m t t t M i ) ezceUent ctmcKUofl ( 5 0 .
£ CaB 83>87W.
WASHER. DRTOt. twn» two »Pi
CAMi-ER P O P U P ,
Wc!r*tt«r> A ragtitjturw. toMrtealv
Umpa, end U W « , . meww. c «
pctcft. PTWIC. aitras.
Mow, weocvr & r^-v. uwnnb.
dtthe*. clothing. June ataft9w.
tOam-eom, K 3 D«ck. A t .
MAR8L£HEAO. Bay Ftwii m>UI<i
20 R-trailer. V w » S.
porch. U.0OQ or Intervsdng
779-5525
IS/2 Jayco Travui Traiier. fu« Urtcften. Vionwr. tuiiet, "
- • WtLLEFT HE1HLOOU DROP LEAF
Csri ba wrtf-i
O I N W i ROOU TABLE »ilft 6
B49-5535.
Cftairj. eic*9*nl condition, piik)
l o v a i e a l . o r a n d U t N n clock.
travel Holier<n
833.789*.
A4 t™*» cottee UUm, ea&y rmr<g.
R
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Hitch
tor
g
ert>, bamoM WsJort. wicker. Wetter
JZ.7T5. 933-7148 days (9-51.
pot be*y grin. nucJU-ave and (Und,
and tab**. eo!*» taMe. tub spa. 933-7090 avontags.
Potarod M I M H . 933-0430,
Kitchen t*M», good conation. «2"
1979
round »rf!2"
loaf w/5
cAan.
1125.
Large
oeg twm*.
gooo
oondrtwn
S&3560.
Calf
333-«S39. me*a olfar, '
FREE SPIRIT
SELL. j
19ft.
mert center, MO: Pine Oask »JmaJcNna c*i*f. I t 3 0 , microwtiv* can.
TRAVEL
TRAILER
1100; orange/rust 8*ai?, $50
ttWtQ*M15
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Self-contained
Neon and otftor Irgtttad w m i , CkK
934-4551,
Sleeps 4
Carnal cdor vartcvl btmd> 79iS4
Excellent condition
Wrod M0. S«ars Silwr swing Mt.
Bood cof«*Boo. ashing 140. 3 ar«iwith Reese Hitch
qiM padat puthar cars, pay tcp
donor and tftrfn youn. On* cota*
for towing yeh.
tafita. urn and taOto, maha oflar.
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RARE B £ £ R CAN COLLECTION
wtfft book, lonw tram ovanaas.
nwka offiac (^ta 2 4 - , 3 ap*«<i b*
tafc baanroom Unfc,/axBpKw. 115.
B33-6488 - ' . ' . - ' . .
SiON UP NOW! PRESS fOVfl MAN
SCRAMBLE SET fWT AUGUST
1ST, $W£€TBftlAR
OOLF
COWSC BEST PfttZES IN TOWN.
OVtP S3000 WORTH OT TRIPS.
PRIZES AMD CASH TO B£ GIVES
AWAY. StO PER PERSON
COVERS
EVERVTHIMO.
REOerfEfi NOW, B33.714S.
KJOQ torn waiafDM,
V
tw«tar. 0334423.
8 CU.R OtMt tra«tarStM. Window
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P.O. Drawer 143
EUdoo, FL 32033-0143
6 6 M USI c •
Instruments
PIANO FORCALE
Wantad: RnponWMa party to U»a
on tmall monthty paymants on
piano. Saa locaKy, CaJt Manaoef ai
8CXW135-7BU anytima.
PIANO FOR SALE. Waniad.
Rmponsibl* party to taka oo Mian
fnontMy paymanU on piano. S*«
locally. Call Managir a i
B0(Mt35-7Sti anylkrw.
FftCE tor lha tilting
upright
Piano. 033-5423.
Upngftt Ptano, aicallam condioon,
neads lunlnp. X390. Can g33-4aO4.
68 S
Goods
$2,775
933-7146 (days)
933-7890 (eves)
. «ov«. amk,
ratngwrabx, loUat, m w n , turnac*.
hot water. Staaps 8. TanvMn axf*
Vary good condition. StJOO. ea*
779-9188
18M POPULAH voLKSWAQON
JCTTA OL SERIES. 4-Oaor,
automalic, air, AM/FM Cas»ne.
Great lamily car, rjradMtlon prevent
or MCond car. Moved. mu»l tall.
. Beror* 9pm. 933-3091.
19S4 VOLVO DL STATION
WACOM. A/C, Cowatta. Eicollent
conoilion 16300. 933-3165
SIGN UPNOW1PRBSSFOURMAN
CCRAUBte S€T FOR AUGUST
92 Boats and Motors
1ST, SWEETBRIAR
GOLF
COURSE, BEST PRIZES IN TOWN, CHAPARRAL, '87, 2TBXLC. 200
Marc.. 60 houra. 123.000. Muni MJI.
oven taooe WORTH OF TRIPS.,
33l-20t7 or 331-204?.
PRIZES, AND CASH TO BE GIVEN
AWAY. StO PER PERSON
s FOUR WINNS 209 SUMCOVERti
CVERYTMINO.
COWNEH. V 4 , SO5HP. I BBS Ftw
REGISTER NOW, B33-7148.
Winru Tandurff Trailer, indudaa ail
accauoiiat and ikl aqulpmant.
72 - Household Pets~~ jns ihan 50 hours uta (Ilka nswi
(17.500, 9334223 days: 933-3SB9
- Fraa to a . saod homa, SEw
wenlngi.
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Hutky. 3 yn- oU. Catt avanlrigt only
H 242 L.S. FORMULA FOR
SALE.»Supert> quality power boat.
Eictltort condrtlon. vary daan. 90
Wondorfut towng CATft.Fta* w
noun, all topi, anoro power, doubia
good homa, aaparsla or fxjathar.
aile Eaglo trailer, Dual BatH«v« davaiopod aHarglat. Naad la
i r^Cnarcer, 26OH.P. unglna. Ail
placa, 333-1828. ,
«ty A docUna equipment. NaW
OHM. Whila Oat Coal Graphics.
HEtr!2 37, Modlum
Mutt s««. Call Jim. 9334173.
' aim Mutl. avaJUWo for adoptton.
H*'a frfanAy. houMbrokm. pood
I WO SearayPacnanga z r unury
•mtch dog,» haias cats Ooott with
Sport boat. Custom trailer. 350
hlda. Ptaan can 933-31*) atlor 7
Magnum, graphics, radio, compast,
dapih A head. MuU Mil. 326,900 or
of!*r. 1-723-4862.
KirTENS-KITTEKS-NOW'S me
Urn* to gat KXir kHIons, Plaat* can
933-3193 attar 7 p.m.
94 Trailers
Short nairod p u n n n , nH mulas. to
1 FT. X 7 FT. Traalud wood utrhty
w*eka old. Call 933-3193 alter 7pm.
irirler, tlael lrem». touded wrt«ira«.
Excellent condition, $400. 949-6326
Mama naadtfdtorw a « l»o, or>a
anytima.
.•
yaar old. houMbrokan. all anotl.
Call 833-3183 aflaf 7pm.
Homa naaOad tor 6cnnaut«r Earner
mta. Han all snott, pood wltn kw*.
cat* and b hoUMbralian. PI
Jl
7
Homa Improvemania
Horn* daaparataty n w a W tor 9 y W
In GWlng, Ftoola,
old coefwr ml*. AM. IO daalh of h*r
ownar. Housabrokan.. haallh/,
Decks, Addition)
baautlfulty IraWMK).: Not good * W i
933-9648
•maN w i . Ptoua call K J M I W
S
DOUBLE DE>
intured
D.C. Polovffch
Janitorial Services
PREZELL
ELECTRIC
•Thorough
Con sift en t Quality
• Professional
1
Bonded & Insured
"Now Accepting New Customers'*
CUSTOM TAILORED CtfANINQ SERVICES
FOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
FROM ONCE A WEEK TO 5 NIGHTS A WEEK
MORNtNG. EVENING OR WEET£NDS
WHETHER ALrmenrt OR A L O T O F G R I M E ;
Licenied-Bonded-Insunjd
934-5588
871-0506
•I
PUUBMa&HEATMQ
CALL 937-5400
YOUR FUU. SERVICE
HEATMO « PUMBWa CO.
933-2330
SS
AVOM LAKE
V
Can: 934-5183.
m einto
mox. *T a psicz
.
George H. Uanafd. Owner V
M. J. GRIFFITH
PAVIN&INC.
Driveways, parking
lots, patching. Free
estimates. Licensed
& bonded.
FIRST 30 MINUTES OF CLEANING FREE
(WITH THIS AD)
-MINIMUM 2 H O U R S -
antm
ANYTIME
INSURED • FREE ESITMATES
"RESIDENTIAL BONUS SPECIAL"1
W
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HOT VUTin T«M»
c
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•WTAUAnOM ,
tdnny'a Glass
S«rvlc* Company
90 Autos for Sale
M0VJHQ1 MUST SELU UNO HyuHdJl. Ca>torInto. W9-5I70.
•OS Cncvy Capfiea Classic, 0
paucnger wagon, good condition,
no rust. 13.900- P23440I
lOoe CMHAflO Z-2M. I-I009. 9
tpeed. V-9, fufly loaded, tifver «ey.
leal nee car. Sfl.SOO 833-7317.
Cnevatw *7» automatic. TflK. 2 door.
rtU. tSOO. S33-SSI9.
' M Honda Cmc, new brake*, good
contftion. SZZ5O. CaB 033-42C4.
a*ktorMarty. '
SIGNUP NOW! PRESS FOUR MAN
SCRAMBLE SMT FOR AUGUST
1ST. SWEEtBRIAR
OOLF
COURSE. BEST PRIZES IN TOWN.
OVtR S3000 WORTH OF TRIPS,
PROES AND CASH TO BE GIVEN
AWAY. ttO PER PERSON
COVERS
EVERYTHING.
REGISTER NOW. 933-7148.
J
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WUdamaaa ' M , 25 ft. lull bath, • •
c«Dant condition. Never traveled.
Sl
. S4.M0. Can «5-7O41.
1979 MERCEDES BEN2 - 4 Door
lun roof, automanc. N*«ds aormi
•Ork. UJXX 22D-MIS. <
t S U CADILLAC COUPE dm MIM,
taamvr. full power. I * . 2 0 0 .
331-0339.
,
Builder Contractor
New Homes
Garages
Remodeling
Additions
Phone: 937-6430
Kitchens
34S7S Timborvtew Or.. Awn. OH
Repairs
PROFESSIONAL
nting
Residential
Cleaning Service
•„_.:_.•
TIM FORTHOFER
Hall
Works
Premier
D.C. Polovich Easy Roller
Painting & Cleaning
KATHY'S
EXCAVATING
Dig Basement
Basamem Wifl Repair
FoCerWotk
Witar & S**«r Unea
Driveway Stona, Slag
or titnaalon*
BACK HOE, DOZER DUUP TRUCK
SERVKEVSEPTC T A W REPAR a
W
Power Washing:
ALUMINUM, VINYL S WOOD SIDED HOMES .
AND TRAILERS. TRUCKS AND HEAVY EQUIPMEffT
COMMERCIAUINDUSTRIAL
C
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937-5020
LICENSED A BONDED
CALL FOR
MSURED
937-5400
CLEANING
WINDOW & DOOR REPLACEMENT
• Commercial/Offices
> Residential
• New Construction
• Personalized Service
• Bonded and Insured
, • Free Estimates /»
• All Work Guaranteed
BOWS • BAYS: •SUOING GLASS DOORS
DOUBLEHUNGS•CASEMENTS '
NORAN^-;NpRQp ; t :^j
STE^&FlB^Gl^^DWRS^
CARLTHOMAS
288-2805
DAY'S
EASE,
INC.
*«*MI»»I» - « . » - > l ' * '
^$V3
327-6346
OTHERS SEND YOU A
CLEANING TEAM - W E
SEND YOU SERVICE!
SAMMON FENCE CO.
, Year Round Installation
New Fencing • Fence Repairs
Insurance Work
'327-2021*
cabinet
refoclno
formica
Corlan
lopi
Call 835-4300 or
TollFrM3BtMttO
Creative Kitchens
r¥lTSMADE OF WOOD,
WE CAN DO IT.
' Bookshelves
• Crown Moldings
' Custom Closets
* Kitchen Cabinets/Pantries
' Entertainment Centers
'Wood Fences
,:
No Job Too Large Or Too Small
Fro* Conaullatiofla and Eallmaf es
*vaJlabla '••.•'-'.•
• Coriitmciion Una.
Licensed
Bonded
Insured
Foundations - , * Concrete Drives-Walks
Sewer & Water Lines
Excavating & Grading
949-6116
After 5 p j n . 940-6055
933-6261
1JEFF CAMPO
& DESIGN CC.
COMPUTER IMAGE DESIGNING
LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION
LAWN MAINTENANCE
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
MEMBER 011 OHIO
LANDSCAPES ASSOCIATION
•i
949-7669
Free Estimates
RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL
PAUL'S REPAIR &
REMODELING SERVICE
GENERAL
CONraACTOR
Painting - Interior & Exterior
Plumbing - New/Repair
REMODELING SPECIALISTS
RooKng
Call JJM
Carpentry Work * Custom Decks
•v.
• SEEDING • SODDING
• SHRUB PLANTING & DESIGNING
• LAWN MAINTENANCE
•GRADING
CLEAN-UP
934-6035
PHONE: 934-4716
FREE ESTIMATES
uilders inc.
RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING AND HEMOOEUNG
AVON, OHIO
PAINTING
STAINING
, 3311
Shaker Roots
Interior/Exterior
Wallpaper Hanging
Any Type or Pattern
^ •
«&„
FULLY INSURED
^k
933-8959
NEMETH
MASONRY
STANORING'S
AUTOMOTIVE INC.
JERRY STANDRING
934-SWr
035-40&J
TOMCO TREE SERVICE
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Fully Insured •Trimming
. . - » -
• •'" ROOCRTJ.CLENN SUPERIOR Cl.EANING.CO... )NC.
:CARPET » FURNITURE CLEANING-
Replacing
•
A d d W M l Room S U M -
!-._-,
By. 36M118, : 937-B482
,
MILLER
PAINTING & WALLPAPERING
933-8528
;
tO«* S M o r C M a n Oaoourt
O t n . 871-7742. 1400-782-9141
ANDY'S v V
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APPLIANCE SERVIC E 690 Avon Belden'Rd. (Rl 83)
933-5565*835-8778 \ l
0334444
FREE
ESTIMATES
COMPLETE
REMODELING
• / - - • S E R V I C E •"••••
Consultatton JFTC-DATASERV 327-4706
SpeclaliiingIn '•';
BATHROOMS AND
KITCHENS
Call Q»qt(t* at
933-2207
•ft»fS:OO
•!
•'•
FREE ESTIMATES
j 937^*527'
'MM
*%*%*%
Stump Grinding • Removals 9 3 3 ~ O f 3 3
Certified Technician
-COMPUTfcRtZfcO IW^OHMAriON UROKER
Localo IndMduali • Background Chocks
Persons / Business
10ft 115fl.
10ft«20fi;
%a
GARAGE DOORS & OPERATORS
FWi4iMnlial h Commvrckal
Wet Basement?
Call... DeChant
Basement Repair
033-5742
13 YEARS
•
EXPfiWENCE
Bri.-jr.5IL•••;.•.8-B.'M 18 IL
8B.>'tb,lL;,10tt.Ki0fL
AFTER* P M
TREE & STUMP REMOVAL
•TRIMMING
• LOT CLEARING
• ROOT FEEDING
647-3768
949-2623 ^,
24550 IpMryDrtM ' WairtMka. Onto 44145
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835-3377
-- BiLL PODUSKA^if<-4 DAVE HANNA • . . BOB SMITH
l1
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>ft 327^181 •g- S>-'--'-fr -»'327-28W- - '. •'••• • B33-8540
OR TQILTHEE
t^tOO-251-2517
SERVING LORAINAND CUYAHOGA COUNTIES
POfJ OVER tt YEARS
*• NEW CONSTRUCIK1N
> HEMOOELJNG
Installation
Glass Block Windows
Fireplace Repair
RESIDENTIAL a COM.MEflGJAt
IS •flOOFMA1N1 INANCi
RICK'S TREErSERVICE
EXF&tEfXS
KEARNEY CONSTRUCTION
Naad an upvtatfm linuh«d
•ddng eri a tanWf rqam'O'
ea'aQ* 1 For (W«)Or or minor
' • p a n s , call lor < * ! « • •
•UvnaU
•
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937-6337
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neighbors.
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maintenance program ai often ai you ne«J In
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throuynout ih« year.
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This Summer, Do ftf
Summer College aPLCCC
By Kathv Germain. H.D
Question: I leuoiitly tumid this cuM
rice recipo. It's loo salty ior my taiiu '
Can you help? ]. K.. Avon'Lala.*.
Wild Kice and Pepper Salad
1-Goz. pacLigu long grain A wild rii .>
U2 cmayoitjiatsi!
Z Tbsp. olive oil
1/2 tsp. black pepper
1/4 tsp. grated lemon pe«i
1 c. cfeoppsd rod pepper
l c. chepww yellow pepper
X(A c. I inch preen or:ion piscttfl
Prepnrw ricu as diructed on packii^o.
CooL Cumbinu mayonnaise, oil. blc:t
pepper^ and lemon pee!; mix weil. Add
rice. poppers, and onions; mix tightly.'
Answer: The original recipe contains
a substantial amount of scJiuru. 1 used a
combination of other aplc«s to enhancu
this flavor wSiJle limiting tfif> sr.duiin. for
those ofyou Who are unable to ftnil wild
rico in yoor grocery store, you r-ar. purchase the long grain and vjiltl rici* mix
and prepare it without using thi* seasoning packsL IB'you lite h more »aUy tasto.
salt Cdo be added st the tnble.
The revision contains 40% • fewer
calories and 70% less fat and sodium
There I* also a 75% reduction In polyunsaturated fat and about 2/3 less < saturated
fat.
Cool and Light Wild Popper Salad
2/3 c. long grain HCL1/4 c wild rice
ZI/2C, water
3 Tbsp. dried parsloy flakes
1 1/2 tsp. minced onion
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
1/2 tsp. celery seed
174 tsp. salt
1/4 c low fat yogurt, plain
1/4 c. cholesterol free, low fat
mayonnaise
M2 tsp lil.ick pi.-(;p»;r
1/4 t.->p. grilled Ii-imm petil
1 Tbip.'olivt* oil
I v. chopped rod pej'pcr
I c. chopped yellow pupper
H-i c. 1 inch anun onion pieces
In a small sauct* pan heat 2 1/2 C wal«r
to bulling. Combine parsley.' miuccii.
onion, garlic powder, celery s»H:d. und
salt. Add spice .mixlurc uud bollt types
of rice to boiling water. Stir. Reduce
heat and simmer for 30 minutes or until
all the water is absorbed. Chill. In ;t
small bowl combine yogurt, mayonnaise, black pepper, mid lemon peel.
Mix thoroughly. Add olive oil and mix
well. Place rice, pepper and onionsl in
serving bowl and tuss gently. I our
yogurt, mayonnaise sauce in and inkx
lightly. Cover and chltf. Serves G.
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I would be glad to answer tiny nutrition questions and welcome suggestions
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Mike Ki;l!t!r. C.-titrl f'lu.n.- O.irnfi.Kiy,
Dick Spat;tz«l. Culumbi.t CJiis L'ninp.itiy
For aiidfd fun and «jxcitciu«rrit, Uiirryl
Mtrg. owner of u hot uir ballcoji \:\- 1
p]nint<i how this "vehicle" opcr-jiti"*. Ill
and his cretv filled th« b<]l!(jon 1with IUMI
las) Monday. thi]iii{)i no urn actually
went up in it.
, The purposu ui this diiy vviis lu dc-
' 7 thought H tvus very <»m>
rv*sful. The children askv-d v.xvulhutt questions and thv pvo~
pit? whn operatn thf vuhichm
did ;t great job at' it.\phining
, t h a i r pro t'v s & i v n s a n d
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Kustviuw principal
i l i p . i l i t i j i ' i .iitil t r i m fi'-i i n v n ! v i : d ' .
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tin' in'opli1 who uptsilu the vehicles did
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Ik' atJiK-d.1 "Thf! I T A .mti Cumt-r
KdtJtiatirjn I'ro«r;jrn filso did ;t nr*-ijt jol>
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Iho idn.i for thisuctiyily vva> bruu>;!:l
to thf. iillL-ntiun «f thu I r IA by ClieryJ
Ilnrkhartli. ihini Rrade tiiiicher,' whuie
childrun par'icipjilL'd in ;i similar uvunt
PUMPER ACTION — Firefighter Bill Morris shows pupils and PTA members
various parts of an Avon Lake fire pumper. {PRESS photos by Mike Noga)
ut Graft on Eltmcntary School.
Dick Spaetzel, of Columbia Ga3 Company, shows first end second graders the
equipment of hi3 profe£i3ion, carried in his truck.
Mike Kelle* and Brian Garcia of Centol.Telephone Company explain how they
operate their truck, which is capable of drilling holes for utility pole.
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begins to fill with hot air.
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Wednesday, June 6th Thru Tuesday, June 12th, 1990
Stores Listed Below Join The Anniversary Sale
• 4100 Ivanhoe, Sheffield Lake, OH.
• 1020 East Broad Street, Etyria, OBL
• 4453 Liberty, Vermilion, OH.
• 1733 Midway Mall, Elyria, OH.
• 5298 Detroit, Sheffield Village, OH. • 1051 Meister Rd.f Lorain, OH
• 31990 Walker Rd., Avon Lake, OH. • 4 U 1 p ^ Rd-» Oakwood Plaza,
• 1945 Cooper-Foster Park Rd.
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North Ridgeviile, OH.
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Assorted Varieties
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Stickef Price J 12.578
Fort Discount
1550
Ford Rebate,
900
BnsOiKOunt
548
$9580
MONOTONE
PAINT
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Chrom* Step Bumper
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BASS DISCOUtfT
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SI.GOO
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FESTIVA
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Stidur Prica
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Ford Discount
700
FotoRetet*
900
Bau Discount
152S
BRAND NEW 1890
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FORO REBATE
BASS DISCOUNT
Stereo Cassette
Air Conditioning
Roar Defroster
Convenience Group
$13,580
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AJr Conditioning'
Roar Defroster
Power Steering
Stereo Cassette
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• Stereo Cossfftfe . ' ; > Power Locks
• Sndlno HMr Window
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- Pijwer Window* '.,••, AJuminum Wheels
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• 4 Wheel Suspension
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Air Conditioning
AM/FM Cassette
Power Drivers Seat
Power Windows
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• Power Windows
• AM/FM Stereo Cassette
• Power Seat
• Rear Window Defroster
• Power Locks
$17,980
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PHOENIX, ARIZ. Move over.
MJata. here come* Capri. But, wait a second, maybe the 1991 Mercury Capri
'really Isn't looking to displace, the
marvel from Mazda but rather seeking.
another direction After spending a few
'sun-filled days In both the base Capri
and the upgraded XR-2, most of us in attendance agreed that this swell little car
designed by Ghla will appeal to a wider
spectrum of buyers than those who aro
sure that the quality is intact.-It Is. und
putting 'ip their dough for the.Miata.
or: this is written, a boatload of 1,600
* For some background,:, LincolnCapris Is on tho water from Australia,
whore Ihoy are 'assembled by a new
' Mercury first introduced a prototype to
work force '-in tho Boardmoodows
the media at the Chicago Auto Show in
assembly plant just outside Melbourne.
1988 I was there for the unveiling of
what was to become a rHther. prolonged ' Why Australia? Why not? Tho government wanted to get Into (Kb auto
period of refinement for this roadster,
manufacturing business u littlu heavier
which was originally conceived In ,1983
as the 'Barchetla- for the Frankfurt. and raised its hand whan Ford asked,
"Who wants to build tho Capri?" The inMotor Show. ,
,
v
troduction Is Got for [uly 10. but I'm sure
Much to Mercury's credit, they
dealers wit) have them hidden in the
weren't about to rush, a product to
back yord.belbre that dote.
market Just to bo them and hovo made
So, what about this car? 1 drove It
through Phoenix and Scottndata, in (lie
desert and on the racetrack, and was a
pasfongor both In front and tn tho rear
jump seat. Three of us adult juvenile*
scoured Scottsdalo for the "In" pub and
ended up sipping & few lemonades at
Houston's, whero the scehory Includos
more than a few well-tanned blondes.
That excursion around town proved Ihnl
the rear, seat.can accommodate a fullgrown writer with 20 extra pounds or n
6-foot journalist and his b«g of sun tan
lotion. We all took tarns hack there and
had a wonderful timti.
Unlike tho Miuta with no rear space
the Capd Is a great deal more practlcul.
provided you're smart enough to gut the
trunk open, it took the three..of us
college-educated goofs Almost 10
minutes to accomplish that task, so tinagino what a high school dropout would
tit, Hu'd probnbly get out tho manual
and rand It
i ;11
«'
Tha ride, bath front end back, was exceptional for a small car.The lop went
up and down as easy as pie. and overall
the Capri was a pleasure to live with I
didn't lifcn the front end Steering was a
littlo heavy and it lust didn't turn Into
corners tory well That fact prevented
mo from getting goad road f&el»\andi
that's one^area wbore tho Miata shlni*s.'
On ihe track, we did numerous laps, lod
by Bob Oondurnnt, at whose driving
school we were instructed in thb" fine art
of getting plenty scared
>• , „ '
In addition to the Capris and XR2s,'tva
nlso drove the now Mercury Tracer,
which shored the Introduction llmalight.*
Tho Tracer ts the twin of Ford's Escort
but assembled at the Hermosilla plant In
Mexico It's a terrific littlu car nnd ran1
the race rourse us well ns Ihu Capri.
Everything nice I said about Escort in a
Continued on page CS
Sensible Maxima may hold some surprises, too
By LEW SCARR
. •,
The railos-per-hour1' are read out
digitally accompanied, by-a rising and
Nissan presents the most amusing infalling arc of blue light The tach does
strument panel on the road. Whether
tlio seme dance. Fascinating, but is it
they convoy mr-iningful data Is another
really theater? , ;
-•••-••
?,
matter. The 19C7 300ZX has a
- But all of this Is the only extravagance
tachometer that rolls and undulates tike
In this otherwise down-to- • business
a wave machine It could pass for art,
sodnn. Maxima,Is the kind of car tho
although as a tachometer It Is not much.
Japanese
dq^sp.'WoU.maybe.betlor than
When you turn tho key off,thelnstru-.;
•
a
n y o n e else.
• . ; , ' . ; ' •--'*;•".•-• •>-'.".•.
ment < panel on the 1890 Maxima GXE
1
; .With ', nutomatlc transmission : and
•uddenly goes totally black as if you had
front-wheel dTive, It Is one of the easiest
lost your sight all at once. v.
:
driving cars'on the highway.. Powered
Turned on,- It; is -a kaleidoscope of
by a fuel-injected 3-liter. V6 engine proshimmering Images trying to entertain
ducing 160 horsepower," it Is fast enough
as It communicatos. The speedometer
and agile onoueh.;And the,front-wheel
and tachometer are Intortwlnod as if
,thoy care for one another.:, y - : r r - " -• ' drive has all of the fool of upfront hnndU
mischievous.- •
L
-This Maximo, this perfoctly sensible
car front Nissan. Is UVe the carefully
dressed man In the dark gray suit who
Jumps up and clicks his polished heels
nben no one is'watching.
flQadJn practical paint. In this case
metnIliaJmule, the Maxima. GXF. four^adoTiiedun could take Its proper piece In
t h i i i p t t l ' s parking place when tho
fPTA'nieetsi;!':'' ,
•
^ i i f do not he misled; under that prim
^bbodbeatsitlie heart of a gazelle. And
^reading out various motoring functions
EliCfrbnt of the'drlveris an Instrument
P
best,; described as ;• outright
' ^ • i . ' ; ^ '.."t'^w
ing without any pcrceptibto torqulng
It Is perfectly sized among.the most
sensible class of cars on the highway. It
Is a class that meets the needs of a growing fatnll> with tho casrretlcs for those 1
who warn to look good on the go and
with dash enough to get them' therein '
haste.
1
Sodans need not be any larger, smaller
olther, for that matter. Nissan produces a sportier SE Maxima with an analoguo instrument panel."
fog lights, a mar spoiler and five-speed*
manual transmission (a four; speed.
automatic is an option)
" v 't^.
Continued on C3 *f
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The 1991 Morcury Capri Is an affordable; vefss'jla convertibta'featuring fror
wheel drive and a 1 .fritter double overhead-cam engine.
DAVID C. LANGE
EDITOR
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Mercury Capri—
TONI MUSGROVE
ADVERTISING
DIRECTOR
MARV BERG,
HOWARD SWINDELL
AUTO WRITER
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Evon thoughothanol has been around ;/ than 5 percent in gas 7 oReaseparated-^
slnco Henry Ford built his first the - fuol: tank, causing' corroslon^aiidf
automobile, few people know:about,the
; some synthetic auto ^
alternative fuel's beneFits, according to a dissolving'
Many •utd\manufactur8rs'dodrjo"t*»_v&n
graduate student
at
Ohio
Stato
port the use of methanol blendi'unde^
:
University. •. . ,; •
•
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warranty, aiid^puhlic^a'ccepuince|jolf
Pamela; Wright conducted a series oF ••• methanoJ has.bden'rKmriv'-^V^^^^Pi
:
interviews for the Ohio Corn Growers
Ethanol, however, ts suppdrted by^aflS
Association that revealed a general lack . U^^
and foreign auto manufflcturcrs'atil
of knowledge about ethanol umong con-' a 10 percent
lovol. Elhonol-blondea Fuel^
sutnors. That lack of knowledge was ac- Is available as
a prVmlxed "prodilcV;6f.&
companied by negative opinions of nine parts gasoline
arid one part etharioDK
ethonol. sho naid. Poople unfamiliar
with Iho benefits oF ethanol as a _ / BlondB7in'cxcooAi of'10 porceht^are^
gasoline-additive boliovod It was bad for -I possible, but the higher cost of ethaoblM
their car's engine and cut fuel production is likely, to keep the blond a t l
efficiency., ,:, '•. '-./ . , " ; ;:. - v , a 10 percent level. Wright said, EUuinbl^f
blendod fuoln offer aeyoraladvantageiB,
"When the people intorviewed heard ovor non-blended fuels, she Mys^Forxl
somo facts about ethanol, they were .. e x a m p l e : ."• • ' . . - ; ' v.'^iv .".' '• -?.•.•*-•Ji'.-'ii. "?$
quite Impressed," Wright said. "The
- Ethanol made' from'JMrnlh
most common response was, 'Why renewable fuel.- It is approved 'by ^"r-isas
haven't I heard of it before?*. Thoy wore U^. Enrironmental Protection:Agency^
enthusiastic about ethanol and said they and contributes to cleaner air by reduc-3^;
would consider switching IF they could
hydrocarbon and carbon monoxldeM?
get,rnoro^;credlblo information about- ing
In tailpipe ambslons; The E P A ' s a y s a ' l p ^
othanol-blendod fuels.":
•.;..--•••.•, "
percanl othanot blend can reduce car-jL
. Mosl. othanol-blandod gasoline Is sold bon monoxide emissions 25 percent-to^k
through Indopendont service stations
and convonience stores that also have .. .--. Ethanol-blended fuels are also v per-"^»
gas pumps. Wright said. The only Inenhancers, Wright said, When®ffl
ad
dication that the gas contains ethanol Is fortnance
at 10 percont, ethanol can r a i s e d
usually a sticker on the pump that roads thed«d
fuors octane loyel by an oyaerage o f | P
othanol blended" or "unloaded, with
throe points: Octane rating Is anieasuro"%
othsnol."
- •• i-. • ' . •: . • . • •
of the fuel's ability to resist knocking MS
"Alternative fuels enjoyed a
and ping In gasoline engines. A typical ' ^
resurgence after tho 1973 Arab oil om^ unleaded gasoline has anpetano ratinn'Ss
bargo an^subaoquenf Fuel shortages." of 87; a premium unloaded maybe ratod£^
Wright ssald. "Fifteen percent of oil between 01 and 93..Ethanorcah'boastM
gosolino sold In Ohio Is a 10 percent
t h o s o r a t i n g t t , •• •••' '
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ethanol blond. Many. IF not most, consumera buy othonol without realizing it, "• :•:_ -Ethanolalsoacts as a naturardfrIcer,S
absorbing moisture In fuolfor a d d o d ^
pr-without: knowing what .othanolprotection; in cold weather. rBocauseJfg
u l e n d o d fuolo are,"" '.
; - • . •-."-•• , ethanol
burns coolorand cleanor.Cca.riSi;
- The two best known types of alcohol- "
run more smoothly and get bolter:gas'^^
oosod fuels are mothanol.mado from
m i l e a g e . ; , - . .';••:•'•'••'•,•.
* • ; ' • •; • - • ^ " • • • ' «
coal, wood or natural gas and othflnol,
lEth an l
made from distilled corn, sugar cano or <ii*!
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Pfoductlbn
provides
i n fi^^
oIhorsarchyPlan[..Whonmethanoiwss
,l-ona} mfl rket For cdnir And'''iutingM
ethonol as a fuel additive arid enliancerWk.
urst introduced, concentrations greater
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• Continued from page',*
hardliner and a;dome lampV'wJuV1^
previous article is mirrored by Tracer,
. dividual, map lights^j'/^.Q^I,:^^^^,
whose models include the standard
.Base pricM for theiCapri is ;a^inet«a
Tracer with a '1.9-Uler engine. Tracer
$12,558, Co up another{S2^0O*:M«ij
station wagon ditto and the Tracer LTS
youWgot theXK2. Standard e^oii£itt&
with the 1.8-liter OOHC poworplant.
includes the I)OHC36;valve;engl^
The LTS is the equal of the Escort GT
displacing 1.6 liters wtlhmultl r pprt J i^
and For a little four-door sedan shows
Injection, power four-wheel dlichi
how great this Mazda 323-baaed chassis
four-wheel.,: Independent " '
can work. Bqndurant took:
an LTS
with • .'front!.;^and/irear-;s|^ll[ier^barsjffl
around .the course with :thren aboard
5-mph bumpers and driwrolrba^Yotlg
and turned in times most oF us couldn't ; also;gotipbwM^sUJMiWi^t&tfgd^gf"""1"
approach Just by ourselves
dual remote j^wer mirrors^poweti
The base Capri, developing .' 100
dowsv 'rear;^t^liOTt'Mucts^Mectr(—-„
horsepower, is no match for lha XR2 at
AM/FM aterw'radio; variable'speed,!&•_;
132 horsepower with Its lurbochargor
tcrihittent. wlperft: digital c1ocfr;laathV~
and intercooV. floth wont through the
wrapped stealing wheel and thwefpol
turns Flat and sure, but for around town,
rear:ai»l'b«Us^The>X^*«|<|lV':~;'^
the Capri with its optional four-speed
bocharger; performanceiuspetu— r ~* m
automatic will probably bo the model
.lamps...; rBar.:~sp^iIor"a^^alumiinim5]
chosen most..
: Wheels^ The XR2 also provldes^airlcoj^
About 30.000 Caprls will be built for • diUonlng, soeed mntrpl7 pow^rsdwrS
tho U4>. market, but DO split figuro was •:iocl»"'and;caswtfa;>layer>iif;.;p^®p|^
given between Capri and XRZ. ." Well now,'Wbitdoyou;uSinM'rthjaks
However. 1 see the Capri going to young
•that I this"carjls^ a t ^ ^ w t t n u g O ^ I j a " 1
gals who want « cute, fun convortiblu
Vdoesn't have the mysUque df-th*i^fl»iA|
a n j the XR2 for .young guys looking for ^sndrwon't recotve;th«'ttn^bTi*ccla&f
cute: gals.'Men over "40 wffh B mid-life
' thatTWent: beyond]1ogl^but;U's^ini'ty|
crisis will probably get a sporty cap and
;solidly'coocelyod and exmiuiMcax^wUhl,,
the XK2 with the optional hardtop. That
tons of ftMturesl I thfiAI'vealreadycoa^
top is made of steal, weigh* 75 pounds;
vincod a^.frIand:tnat?lt*rp^ectTor;JUs^
incorporates a rear window defroster,
colloge d«ughiBr.-5o'.hokI''ont«:;yoiuiX!
glasE quarter windows, molded.
pocket books; they'll alliWantone; ""*"
reduces U.S. doporidohcb on foreign o U M
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Nissan Maxima-
LINCOLN
Motor Trend Magazine
Honors Lincoln Town Car
Cites Luxury Sedan as 1990 Car of the Year
(NU) — SUXVT Trend maga/inc.
contidcicii ihc vroild's automotive authority. ha% named the Lincoln Town
Car as the Motor Trend Car of the Year
for 1990.
(t marks the first l«me in iH ytzn
thai a four-tiuor luxury wilan has won
top honors. Motor Trend cditon said.
The Motor Trcrid Car of the Ye-ir
title t% a first for a Lincoln model, l-'ord
Motor Company products have nou
raptured the mini coveted honor in tlw:
autoimunc tnduMry Four of ihc IJM
Motor Trend said the 1990 award
competition w « one of the most
ck>*ely tonteMed competitions, wiih
the Lincoln Tow n Car emerging a* the
decisive winner of excellence in automotive achievement.
Other nominee* were the Buick
kejtiaConvertible. Buict Regal FourDoor Sedan. Chevrolet Lamina.
O[d%rt>or>ile Trofeo,
OldsFiioltiie
Cutlass Supreme Irour-t)<xir Sedan,
and the Pontuc Grand Fri\ Four-Dimr
Sedan.
. A New Star
Motor Trend editors, led by Editor
Jack Nerui*,said the LincoinTown Car
"is a performer true to its character and
we (the wcrld)arc watching thecurtuin
go up on a genuine new star."
The new Town Car embodies a
Manifest blcrding of the familiar and
the futuristic," the magazine's editors
wrote in the February is»ue. "lis aerodynamic bodywork design retain* a
number of traditional styling cues, but
these classical overtones arc integrated
into contemporarily contoured shcel
metal definitely in step with the 90*1."
Oiher areas of excellence cited by
the Motor Trend editors as reasons for,
USA . • .
••deviinj: lite Lincoln Tuv.H Car .is I at
i'f ihc Vcir aie upgraded h-indlitij; and
road feel.'exceptional none and ^ irtnitioruTijfshftes'i. cuntrul characterisltcs
— nuking ihc pj^cngcr ttmtpjMmtit!
one of the quieievi of any car im the
IOJU lidJay — jtid tumfoitat'ly ifcj)as^enperscaliiij;.j\rt<:U a-iihe
trunk ^pate of any car iti it*
cla«.
Week-lting TeM
At the Li's Angeles Countj Faupo;imj\ and on city strctiv Mutui
Trend cdiltus put each nominee
limwgh a {irueiitit;, week torip regimen, including a slalom course, a
skidpad to determine lateral aci'clccatn>it..in'.il<:Mst>f iniecleraiitm :ind braking. The cars *ere further cvjluaial in
acombination of Mop-und-gu city Era!fie. open freeways, and' on nvivtiiij:
niiHintjii) nud condiiionv.
The nine categoric" in which linear. v»eti; judged aie M)liiT£ and d-sign, quality control, com foil and ct,Tvenienre.
ride
and drive
vh.initicribtici, clumis ilyiumics. acceleration, handling, dollar value, and
fuel economy.
To insure judicial integrity ai the
time of each test. Ihe editors surrendered their wore books to an "n-«.itc
representative from Ermi &'..; sung,
who were responsible for auditing
each (CM and compiling the results.
Manufacturer's base prices for the
Lincoln Town Car. Signature wrrie*.
and Canier design range from $27,986
to $32,809. not including options or
destination and delivery charges.
- Motor Trend is a leading monthly
magazine for new car en(huit*M%, published by Petersen Publishing Company, based in Los Angeles. *
; "'; " • " Continued from page Ct
, The automatit; transtnission is stauWith the American market in mind,
<iard an tho CXE. but the lest tar includthe Maxima design, at least outside,
ed an optional package including power
looks a lot like BMW und Toyota's
settling, gray inaLhcr upholsturj'. puwor
Lexus, which admittedly wants to draft
sunroof and a Boae sound system (there
in behind BMW in thi*; country and steal
is a slot for a compact disc unitj.
some of its speed.
.
An optional electronic package inSpeaking of spoed. Maxima is one of
1
cluclisa n "heads-up" display that prothose cars that seem to be traveling
jocts a digital s[K>ed readout on the inmuch slower than tho speedometer Inside lower left corner of tho windshield
dicates. However, a four-mile freeway
wheru it b nut mucli of a distraction.
speedometer check, if those can be
Cunnrnl Motors has this on so mo
trusted, showed tho test c a r ' s
1
modols. Nissan does it better.
spwdorcmer to be number perfect.
The test car also had automatic
The cruise control Is impeccable with
temptraturw control and a keyless entry
the controls housed in the steering
system that also opens (ho front winwheel hub. [Nissau has cleared much of
dows for Instant ventilation on tiot days.
tho early clutter From tho steering
wheel.)
"Sonar suspension.'* another option
on tho GXE model, automatically adjusts
Steering i* power rock and plomon.
the ridu and steering to changing speed
suspension, independent struts front
and road conditions.
and rear with coil springs and stabilizer
bars.
Anti-lock braking is available on Ihc
sportier SE model, no^ on the GXE.
The car is substantially Inrgor than It
Th«ro is no air bag. But whether it Is
was in 19B8: 6.3 inches longer, 2 4 in
Ihs SE or GXE, Nfaxima is designed with
ches wider and almost 4 inchos moroin
tho U.S. market in mind, a market tliat
wheelbase. Outside it is about tho sizo of
accounts for about 00 percent of its total
an Acura Legend sedan and $10,000
production. When this restyled Maxima
chcapar.
was introduced, sales climbed.51.5 perLow Scarr is syndicated by Copley
cent, according to the company.
News Service:
1'
Grand Prix kick-off benefits kids
Tho kick-off to the Dudwuiser
Cleveland Cnmd Hrix weekend is the
PPC/Indy Car World Sories party on July
11
6, sponsored by the Cleveland 500
Foundation,
Proceeds from, tho Cleveland 500
Foundation-sanctioned weekend activities have been designated to benefit
the Achinveraenl Center for Children.
The center provides . rehabilitation,
social services, education end recreation programs for children and young
adults with disabilities. ;
Tho partnership is a natural one
because of the contar's Involvement in
producing and coordinating Ihe Ford
Mini Grand Prix held on tho first
weekend in June at Public Square. Many
of the corporations who participate in
this event qualify to participate in the
mini event of the Budwuisor Clovolond
Grand Prix weekend.
This year's party will feature an auction hosted by Lee Jordan oXWEWS-TV.
5's "Morning Exchange" and sports announcor Jim Mueller. Tho'1990'Miss'
Budwoiser. Lisa Johnson, and her court*
will be on hand: Miss Budwebor will go
on lo competo in tho Miss Ohto Pageant
It takes place at 7 p.m. at the PPC/500
Club Hospitality" Center at Burku
Lakefront Airport. Shultlo transportation will bo provided. Attire is casual or
race-oriented.'
.•>•••
Tickets are $125 and $200 per person.
For reservations, cell tho development
office, . the Achievement Center v for
Children, at 795-7100 or the Cleveland
500 Foundation at 781-3500.
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TRAXX
marks big
seven-five
Seventy-five years is about tho life
span of a parson.
There are cities in this country lhat gel
excited about their 75th anniversaries.
Churches, hospitals, social clubs think
its a big deal to reach their 75th
birthday.
But car dealerships? Why. cars
themselves have only been around a little over 100 years. That just goes, to show
that an soon as there were cars, there
were people willing to sell you one.
Just such a dealership is Merrick
Chevrolet Company of Beruu vvhfch
marks ib 75th birthday this year. That's
a long haul from the side curtains and
cranks of 1015 to the electronic fuel injection systems and stereophonic
cassette players of 1990, says Jumcn B.
Eippert, general manager of Merrick.
; "Charles Merrick started out in the
carriage, wagon and farm implement
business when Borea was a sleepy little
farm lown." sjid Lipj/erl. "H« witurud :i
Chevrolet agency in. 1915 and'sold 14
cars the lirst year.
"Prices wcrt» a Iiltli.* rnore modest in
ihest.' tinys. A five-pjissungor touring car
suld for S750. a two-passenger roadbtcr
sold fur S72U umi a Baljy Gram! touring
car inr S750."
Were those the top-of-tln'-Iinti tars?
"In 1915, liiusv werv the only-lini:
cars." said (ilppyrt. "That was ail that
Chevy bad."
According (o Eippert, Merrick found
a place among all thti cars, ciirriuges.
. wagans and implements for his
customers anil friends to sit and cha*
abuul weathnr and the crops.
"In thi winter. Merrick kept'a kettle of
water boiling, just for the auto owner
who ventured out in Freezing weather
and found his radiator frjsen." Eipptrrt
said.
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As early as 1917, Merrick atlractud a
mechanic so famous that hi1 ended up in
the history books. H« was Jim Brcyley.
Walter Holwarth, aulhur of the Borea
history, "Men of Crit and Groalncss."
quotes a fellow townsmen as saying:
"If Jim Breyley can't fix it and start it.
nobody else can."
Merrick died in 1920 and left the wellestablished agency to his widow and her
son. Wilbur Ragg.
,
"Morrick Chevrolet continued to grow
because of the good wfll that Wilbur
Ra&g inspired in his employees and
customers aliko. said Eippert.
Hogg's son William joined the firm in
1951 and is the present owner and president of the company.
Throughoul the threo generations of
leadership, several more people besides
the redoubtable Jim Broyley made Successful carears at Merric! Chevrolet.
Among them arc:
JEANNE SQUIRE, business munagor
and secretary-treasurer.who has kept the
office running for the last 45 years.
DON KASPER. who has boon with tho
firm for 44 years and currently heads tho
daily rental department.
RAY KASPER., Don's brother, a
salesman, who has been serving His
customers at Merrick for 42 years.
BUD KUJANEK, shop foreman in tho
"That would make us a rnedlum-tolorge-sizcd metro, dealer," said Eippert.
"Ono of the things in which we take*.
pride is our Chevy CSI rating which v
means Customer Satisfaction Index. It's A*J
a rating given by our customers, end
we've always had a very high score."
Merrick also operates a leasing company which has about 600 vehicles out
an lease.
"I guess that makes us a pretty
substantial leasing operation," said Eipport. "We also have a daily car rental
program, but it's only for our customers
who are having their cars repaired We
only charge S15 a day arid 15 cents c
mile, so we're certainly not making any
money on it."
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Eippert says dealership staffers ere
also excited that the Cleveland Browns
are building their new training facility
only a block away on First Avenue
"It's exciting la 3ee what's happening
to tho face of northern Berea," Eippert ^
service department who has beer, providing Breyley-like repairs for the last 35
years.
RON MIRTH, body shop manager
v.ho has been pounding the dents out
for 34 years. That adds up to an even
200 years of managing, renting, selling,
tind
,
repairing, and thort: are several, other
employees with ?.Q years or more of
service.
Morrick's original shop was on East
Bridge Street in Berea. The site is still involved, in a manner of speaking, with
automotive matters. Whore the shop
once stood is now the drive-through
area of the downtown Huntington Bank.
Iu 1952. the company moved to its present site at 520 Front St. In the last five
years the firm ties undertaken an extensive modernization program.
"We doubled the size of the
showroom," said Eippert, "and furnished it with all-new desks, chairs and,
carpeting.' We alpo modernized the
writiMip ar«a so our customers can have
their cars written up in air-conditioned
comfort.
The duaicrsiiip ulso has outfitted its
service department with stale- of-the-art
diiiitnostic equipment snd is in tho process of doipg the same with the body
shop, Eippurl added.
Morrick today has grown from a
wagon shop tlvt sold 14 cars in its first
plunge into the horseless carriage
market to a dfslershlp that sells an
average1 of 200 new and used can and
trucks a month.
said. ,
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As part of that excitement, Mnrnck
marked its gala 75th birthday celebration with a reception at the dealership
lost month.
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The company also plans to hold a n '
open house later In the year
"And if all goes well, wo will sponsor •
the vintage car show at Berea's Grinds
stone Festival toward the end of Juno,",,
said Eippert. "There'll be lots of old Lars
there."
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Old Charles Morrick would have liked
thot.
Omcials destroy about $100,000 of the estimated $6 blUIor,
counterfeit American aulo parts made evtry year,'
many of them Ford products like these.
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^89 CHEVY BERETTA
Auto.;' ait,.
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miles'
Auto., air,
under 50,000
miles from
$8,295
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T-top, auto.,
air, alt the toys
V-6, auto., p/
windows, p/
$9,995
locks
,:
1990
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V-8, power
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Auto., p/
steering, p/
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:
$7,995
jf y *ry
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'81 CHEVY CITATION
LIMITED WAGON
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4 cylinder,
auto., ready for
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$4,995^=
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520 Front Street, Berea
974,&500 l i t
2 Minutes South of the Airport
243-6700
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Fire Fighters Car Show
is always a big hit!
£•?
by Flash FairfieM
jockey and Fin* Fighter Carl Schan*.
There were plaques and prizes awarded
NORTH OLMSTED - Thousand* to (he top valed automobiles, while
came from all over Ohio lo the Fire others were recognized fur special
Figlitera 3rd Annual Car Show in (he craftsmanship.
Corporate Center parking lot las*
And the Fire Fighters were their to
Wednesday evening from 6-9 p.m. I'ro- display their new Eniergtincy Rescue
ud owners displayed some 200 vinlagc
Unit aiid Pumper. The kids were helped
and vantage aulos, trucks, vans, sport
up to Iry their hand at steering the big
and racing cars. Most models dalcd betfire engine. That's what you call
ween the '50s and '00s, with several go- recruiting future firemen early!
ing back to the '30s and '20s, A few were
It was a FUN night.
the latest sport racing models.
And a worthwhile night, because all
It was a classic display of what iender. the proceeds went to benefit the
loving care can do fcran old car. BeamMuscular Dystrophy Association. ' '
ing owners and ihetr families stood by
their pride and joy lo acknowledge admiring glances from by-Slanders and
auto lovers.
• ,
A total oC some billion hours of craftsmanship labor was represented at the
show-which probably represented
- S4O-bilIioii at union scales. Th« money
spent on auto point and polish had to
run into several million, along with rust
remover, brasa and chrome polish.
Many of the engines were steam
cleaned, painted and polished to the
sbiho of a iable setting of fine china and
•Hver.They Were wotks of art for those
tt who love the old cars. Some sported the
™^._ i wide racing,Ures, others the old skinny
&\-whUewalls, some with, blight shiny ,
^spokes. Haiid-paintod fancy trim
decorated many cars, while others were [
• dressed up with skirts.
,
; ^People of all ages from grandpa to
"babies in strollers enjoyed the colorful
^shawvThey nibbled hotdags and hamfevi burgers as they sipped pop of all flavors
ftSfrom cansJ The cans were deposited in
g&handy.'cuntainora for recycling by the
^North Olnutod Fire Department.
ap|Tiieroi.iircrtt T-shirts, door prizes,'.
rdnwlngs and '50s music played by dine
Car owner Jack Boss, center, with wife Jackie, left, and CouncIKvofnan Pat
Bahas, right.
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or truck try June 30, 1090. Minimum purchaM $3,000.
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12120 Detroit Avu. • Ukowood
521-6000
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LAKEWOOD
Engineer has firm grip on golf-club business
~. By FREDERIC WOLpT
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§ WAUKEGAN. 111.- IF John Uilliuin is
,_- correct, golf definitely is uMguif.WinK. a*
S well as coordination, dudjfiitiou. and a
* study oF the game.
S How you hit the ball lo a larjjo oxtont
£ depends on what you hit it with.. That's,
5 b j philosophy. That's his business,
o He speaks with mort? than sonw
authority an the matter:
- As <i mechanical engineering
graduate from Purdue University, ho
knows math and design.
- As a proficient striker of that little
white ball for more than 55 years, he
knows the game and the equipment. A
scratch golfer much of his life, he hits an
eight handicap dcspilu sitting out a recent acospa with a hip transplant:
For those nut familiar with titu#atnu,
"scratch" means your day-in, day-out ,
average score matches par for the
course. Not many besides pros do bettor.
Ati eight-stroke handicap - or eight
above par on a regular basis - still
meai>5 you can play with Jack Nicklaus
and not be the least bit embarrassed,
particularly at GitUom's age. 05.
- As a businessman, he managed
Commonwealth Edison's Waukugnn
generating station for eight years and
was in charge of some of thi> technical
production at, Edison's Zion nucl«ar
station.
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Ciltiorn lias parlayed that into a highly
prof.aablo way to spend his retirement
since 1005, and the results speak for
thetnselve*.
Making golf clubs from the basement
of his Waukogan hotnu, GUIforo grossed
$9,000 in the first year of his enterprise.
Last year, his gross earnings were more
than $100,000.
That translates into almost 30ft full
sols of dubs, B.400 new grips and who
knows how many repairs. So far this
yo«r, be siys there's just about more
business than he can handle, and that's
not bad for a "word-of-mouth" shop.
Tho seemingly simple procedure of
selling someone implements for play
takes almost two hours. Included is
everything from a lecture on Ihu
dynamics of club assembly (head, shaft
and grip) and natural movements of tl>«
human body to technicalities like defining th»; differences between wood,
plastic and metal clubs, comparing tin;
aesthetics of design and heading out in
the back yard to hit balls for determining
a swing pattern. There also is a basic
golf lesson emphasizing club grip.
Ah interesting aspect of the sale is the
swing trst. Cilliom places a plec<i of tape
on the bottom of a club and lets the
customer whucl; Several, plastic balls. He,
savs that not only by gauging the rhythm
und arc of the swing, but by precisely
noting where tho bail strikes the hitting
area, he determines proper length, loft
and shaft flexibility of the club.
"You don't just como hero and we
hand you a dub," CHiiom said. "Them's
s reason for good results. Wo point out
the weaknesses, open up the curtain, [f
you shoot in tho HOs. we can drop that to
the lower 70s. Quality, proper fitting
and lower cost an.' whal wv offer."
A recent customer ordered eight new
irons for $172. while another bought
three woods (metril) and 10 irons fur
$327. The Ifitter sul of clubs would rotfti!
for approximately $850 at a pro shop or,
rehiil store.
Gill ion) works with a half-dozen suppliers but favors Nassau, a casting and
ball manufacturing company In
Frooport, N.Y. Yet alternatives fn iba
three elements that go to make up a golf
club aro varied.
"I don't argue. I advise," he ."aid. 'The
, game is SO percent skill anil 20 percent
equipment, but we can h^lp with the
equipment."
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GUliom has enjoyed a ntimber of those
exhilarating moments the game provides, much of it with equipment he has
devised or is testing. He came within
an oyolash of that elusivo hnle-in-ono ,
"playing for big monoy" at the difficult
Point O* Woods course in Michigan.
Tho day before entering the Army in
World War II, ho firwi a G4 on a Richmond, Ipd., layout. That's a memory.
"My feeling." Gilliom said in his quietly authoritarian manner, "is that the bent
golfers in thu ivorld would be peop'e
who are raiilionaires if they applied
their energy to it."
Certainly arguable: Mosl milJionaircs
Frederic Woldt is syndicated by
Copley Nows Service.
Formula Fords...
Auto mechanic Ron Wise poses with the spec racers owned by Westlafcers Bob. ~
Deeks (rear) and Dave Forgash. These race cars are frequently run at Nelson's
Ledges and Mid-Ohio Raceways. Wise, of Wise and Sons Shell at Center HkJgo *"
and Dover Center, Is crew chief for both drivers. (WL photo by Bob Tunsberg). -
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SPECIAL.
will never break too even if they try
hard.
But if Gtltioin gets his hip working
again, he could lower that golf handicap
of his. And if "word-of-mouth" continues, he could become ..; hey. who
knows?
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'90 JEEP CHEROKEE LIMITED 4-DR.'4x4
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Price includes all factory & dealer rebates or Incentives.
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'90 EAGLE TALON TSI AWD
All wheel drive, air,', premium
premium Bound,
Bound, cassette,
cossfltto, power
power windows
windows cruise.
cruise, leather,
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In
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The Affordable Sports Car
Automotive historian* will
tell you that America's romantic" preoccupation wilh
the open two-seat iporU car
dates back to a * years juirt
aflw World War !I wlten U.S.
•crykemen returned home
from Europe with vuloru of
MGa, Alfa Rotneoa and Aston
Martins dancing in their benda.
It'a a love affair that haa w dnred ever aince," though the
fuel efficiency concerns of the
1970f and the automotive inAmtxfa high mtunie demands
of-tfce -1960a; conspired to
bring aiich c a n to the brink
'ofextinction.':••• i, '-.
i For the driving enthuaiaat,
ifaa'atorx of love unrequited.
Or jat leact it » u until reoeBtiy,' when Maxda Entroduced the 1990 MX-fi Miataa
tp the Amerkan car buying
public t h e eve-catdiing road-.
at«r; btenda the personality
^atut' apirit.~embodkd in the
'tporta c a n of the p u t with
UM perforbuna and reliability ef thetechixiionr uf teday.
.-.,.. And. Juataa important, Mnada
»;:>'.'. oflan •*•"• *?»** Atn" package
5 J > a | a maimTacturer't nig
BMtmdretailbaae price oTjuat
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Indeed, because oT ..
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This rerwiiwance has b*en
heralded on many front*.
ROAD & TRACK named the
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, Cora in the World." a li«t
' which also includes audi name*
plates aa Ferrari. Porscheand
Mercedes Benx. The general
Inttreet media soon followed
BUH. USA TOUAY. ESQUIRE,
VANrTY FAIR and numerous
daily newspaper* are among
those who have featured the '
car and Ita converts.
: But the most convincing
evidence uf the, car*a emotional appeal haa been provided by the buying public
itaeir. Since the Miaia'a intro'
duction,- Mazda dVulFrshipB
have enjoyed • steady ITow of
, aporta emr^tanred outomera
who fairvl7 heaitate la plunb
down caali dcpriita in hopes
ofanannff a Miata when supply catcher up with demand.
Miudn project! aaka of 20,000
u n i u throush the end of this
year and plana to M U 40,000
annually ihereaVr.
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Truck BED COVER, Uka new. attachmanla Included. $ 1 0 0 .
AH kinds of bug screons for vans
and mini-vans, trucks, campers;
- motorhomes - for windows, side
^ & rear doors and front grilles.
Write For Free Brochure!
BUG BARRIER SCREEN CORP.
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15731 Pearl Road
Cleveland, Ohio 44136
216-238-2020
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OL09 6» Rdr^XE 83, 4 door, racant luna-up. naw Hraa, loaoad, 1
ownar, $3JMQ. 327-4007.
M FOflO CULAXlE, many ,tew"
parti, S3,300 or Baa> O'far.
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NISSAN U 4X4, King Cab. air,
ar aiaartno and brakaa. bad
, W.000. Call 386-6009.
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ml.. Turtw Charoad V9, loadad.
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nulaao*. loadad, low paekaow. Call
322-46S3.
FORD 09 I Ion naa«y CMv Maxi-Van. 460 VB EFr automatic, crulaa,
am/mi cataatta, 2 (rum captalna :
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chain, towmg >*&*?* 365-949O. '
Car Traxx West - an automative
supplement of three dominating
community newspapers -WestLife, The
Avon Lake Fress and The North
Ridgeviile/ Grafton Press & Light.
Covering:
Westlake
Grafton
Bay Village
Avon Lake
North Olmsted
Avon
Rocky River
Sheffield Lake
Fairview Park
Sheffield
Lakewood
100 Newsstand
North Ridgeviile
& Dropoffs
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•V-6
• Auto
• Overdrive
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• Split Bench 4 Mor«
1.6 Litre MPFI
5 Spd. Transmission
Power Steering
Powor Brakes
Air Conditioning
AM/FM Sloroo
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6.9%
APR,
Available
• Ovwdrfve Transmission
•2Ltr.EFI
> 2 dr. Halchback
• 5 Spd.
Transmission
• All Season GOol
Betted Rad>als
• Cloth Buckets
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• Potm Sts«ring. Bntef
• Sodysldt Motctag
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LORAIN COUNTY'S CLEANEST PRE.QWNEP VEHICLES
DOOGE/CHEVY.GMC
c o i o . AM/FM -W*'-^?
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1990GEOPR1ZM
1989 CHEVY BERETTA
JS89 CHEVY CORSICA
BRIGHT RED, LASt ONE!
Automalic, air, rear defroster,
reclining cloth buckets, power
steorinrj. power brakes, low miles.
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Automatic, air, rear dtlriHtsf, recflnlng
doth buckets, powor stotrlng. power
brskos. LOW MILES
1988 CHEVY
BEREHA3T
'89 FORD MUSTANG
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$6995
LORAIN
277-5700
ELYRIA
324-5866
RT. 57-Just North of Midway Mall
CLEVELAND
835-1218
"Across from Builders Square"