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RJ.H.fa Anm Lak» cable TV in Jeopardy? I
cpoka with Cable Access ManagerNancy WcznUk last Friday, and shebelieve* that If the rest of council goesalong with ' council-at-large EarlMartin*i. philosophy, the departmentand programs would be in danger ofdosing.
According to Wozniak, CouncilmanMartin wants the franchise fees collect-ed from Continental Cablevislon sub-scribers to bo used for other projectswtthia the community such-as streetand svwtr projects, etc
Currently, "the city collects aroundS2OO.000 per yar bom the franchise
enofl from Avon Lakf subscribers. Thebudget Ear th* cable programs on chan-nels 12 «DJ 34 In 1OQS was around$004)00.
So how does Councilman Martinexpect the cablo dept to support Itself?By approaching local businesses andasking them lo pick up tho tab? Youknaw™a $1,000 here. $500 there — noproblem. ; *, Sorry. Me Martin, there is no way the\businas» community will jally to yourltipport on this approach.
Some people dont watch the localcable programs, but not everyone Intown uses the pool, tho library, ball .fields, parka, lake access, etc Yet. ittaksa evcyona's a flats to support all ofwhat dtpparo la Avon Lake.
What.next? WU1 Martin go after thesenior cftL&en programs that tho dtyhelps s^npif. or the softball and base-ball programs which th» dty helpsfnndT
Knowing the progressive attitude iitat least five City Cousdl members. Ipredict this will never happen.
I'm sura Councilman Martin meanswell, but at tho pace he is going, the 21"wptht he has left of his first councilterm could be the extent of his political
Letts talk computer*. So how many ofyou have difficulty understanding alltb* high-tsch computer talk?
You know what I mean? You're talk*, tag with • couple of friends and theconversation strays toward computers— a subject you know nest to noth'agabout Words like megabyte, internet.
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Proposed senior citizen complex In SL unveiledAbove is a rendering ol the state-oMhe-art sontor citizen complox proposed for a Sheffield Lake sile on Lake Road. ThoRondian-slylo building to SO foet tan at its highest peak, features a dass airium etevator. and 38 to 40 living units, all ofwttch win face the water. The building is designed by Mark Lessnef 4 Associates. A public hearing on the complex will behold Tuesday. May 7 &i Sheffield Lake City Han. Rendering — courtesy of GaUerv Enterprises, project developer
Finance director hired; Big Wheel bldg soldDy Marcelia Grande
AVON LAKE — The city U preparingto welcome a now Qnance director whoIs coming from her post as director ofthe Council for Economic Opportun-ities of Creator Cleveland.
Susan E. Valasco of Lakewood willattend her Hist City Council meetingnext Monday ntght. once City Councilapproves her appointment, announcedMayor Vlaca Urbin.
Valasco Is a graduate of ClevelandState University and has a Master's ofBusiness Administration degree InfiTmttial management
Urbin said in a prior capacity.VSIBACO has prepared financial report-ing for Congress.
The finance director's position hasbeen vacant for four months, after for-mer finance director Donald Shupekresigned In December.
Valasco Is required to move to AvonLake as per the city charter.
Big Wheel building soldMayor Urbin announced the sale of
the old Fisher Big Wheel building at thecorner of Moore and Walker roads. Thebuilding was headed for sheriffs salelast week, but the day before the salewas to take place, three local business-men bought tho building.
Urbin declined to name the trio, butsaid tho group has no plans to knockdown the building.
Fisher Big Wheel stores closed a fewyears ago leaving buildings vacant inAvon Lake, Vermilion and at sitesthroughout Ohio and other states.
Urbin said retail chains such asTarget have not been receptive to thesite because they want more squarefootage, and they claim the surround-ing population does not provide a largeenough market
In other business• Spring is here — the Miller Road
Park boat launch opens today.
• Avon Lake's request tit a wale.r-craft patrol great from tho OhioDivision or Walwcrnil was rejected,reported Mayor Uibin.
Watercraft officials said the applica-tion was well prepared, but other appli-cations illustrated more pressing needs.Urbin said Avon Lake was urged toreapply for the grant next year.
The Avon Lake Police Deportmentwould like !o resurrect the watercraftpatrol unit, especially since the fishingpier* will be built this summer, and thenearest Coast Guard unit I* In Loraln.
• The city's Tax Department will beopen on Saturdays. April 20 and April27 from 8 I.TTV to noon to accommodateanyone who needs help filing theirlocal taxaa. These are the last dales that(ho department will otter Saturdayhours.
• Council's Tree Committee repre-sentative Holly KowalsU reported theBig Tree Contest netted 49 entries.
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W. Craig FurnasEditor's Sole: Agrved! Four more goodreasons!
Insult to AL's IntelligenceTo the Editor &Library Board ofTrualeea:
I want to express my dismay withyour recent decision to place the just-dafealed 1.8 mill. 5-y«ai levy OQ theballot again lor an Aug. 6 special elec-
tion. 1 suggest you immediately recon-sider your decision and present thepublic with a more p-jlalablu choice.
Firel. don't waato lime and moneywith a special election, which willcause a frivolous expense of S4.00O.Si'coac. split iho levy request intorenewal and additional "pieces:" therenewal will certainly pass, relievingyou of immediate, crisis management.You can make a separate case for theadditional levy on its own merits, with-ou. the hysteria of possibly losing mostof your funding. This approach willshow that you have heard the people ofAvon lake and are responsive to iheir
Real reasonsfor levy defeatTo th« Editor:
Not only were your predirtions oflocal lax levies way- off base, but yourattempt 1" explain one also missed by amile or two.
Your attempt to explain the dafeit ofAvon's Folica Levy certainly did uotcdudde with any of the explanationsl*v» encountered. Your "speeding tick-et* explanation sounds more like a per-sonal experience rather than the rea-sons rveceard- Hare are a few real rea-sons: 1) Tba lery came in the shadow ofl i e new $13 million high schoolapproval 2} (Repeat of #1). 3} A gener-al mistrust/disgust of any new taxation,not specific to Avon or a reflection oflocal officials. 4) Tax abatement,whether misconstrued or not
Not once have I heard a derogatoryremark towards Chief Vllagi or his offi-cers. In Eoct. they do a fine job consid-ering the clrcoiESl races, and they doSrfteda new station.maybe Just not now.
As for the speeders. I say "Get 'emguys.' Maybe. Mr. Hammer, you shouldtry to pull onto KL 83 every morning.try walking your kids down a side
concerns. mI'm puzzlad at what port of "NO" it Is ^
that you apparently don't understand QMore than 2.5O0 pcoplo voted against wthis levy, yet you seem lo be in com- jplete disregard or the election results! =?
Sinco thj current levy is 0.98 mills, Cmight it have occurred to you that resi- •*•*dents do not want tu pay almost DQU- gBLE their current taxw? If you are cer- *tain that you can convince people ofyour need for an additional 0.82 mills.then go ahead. If not. 1 suggest you lis-ten to the ballots and reduce the addi-tional request to a more bearable levelthat might nol have loo much impacton the library.
I have no doubt that you aro con-vinced of the importance of our libraryin the community. While I share thatconviction, there are limits. 1 simplyask that you slow down, contemplatethe message delivered In the election,and respond in a more considered man-ner. Putting a soundly defeated identi-cal levy on the next available election isa waste of time and money, and aninsult to the Intelligence of Avon Lakevoter J.
Stephen S. Bagstad
Hello from BosniaTo the Editor:
I would like to IhanV; my family,friends and Avon Lake fox supportingma la Opa.'atlan Joist Endeavor.
It's not an easy job. but I enjoy doingit. Not everyone hero has uunlly orloved ones like I do. That Is why yoursupport is necessary.
1 will continue to do my best while in .<Bosnia. 1 miss ysu all and I miss Avon '-Lake. I'm proua to be an Avon jjifcgr
Thanks for the cookies, mom. Myfriends and 1 enjoyed them. Keep 'emcoming.
RS.: Shoremen and Sboregals — Winthis year! Avon Lake rules!
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EASTVIEW EXEMENTABY SCHOOL STUDENTCOUNCIL. Eastvisw'i Studont Council participated ina "Staring and Caring" project during the month ofMarch. The 22 Student Council members, gradts 2-4.colluded special toys from home and created EasterBaskets ana Boxes for two families associated with theHeed Start Program in Elyria. Tho five children (ages 11/2 - 10 yeara) certainly enjoyed the candy and giftsthey received on Easter morning. This was a good shar-ing experience for the students.
THANK YOU EASTVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPTA- Tha staff would like to thank the Eastview PTAfor purchasing 30 fans lor ihe classrooms. Also, thankyou to Mr. Ajtaksen. Mr. Vinci a.ad Ihe maintenancecrew {or hanging them.
That PTA w«* also n»poa*Ibl« Co* E*-tvlew receivingover 33J00O in library and classroom books. This wasaccomplished through the Book Fair held la march bythe PTA. Other sccom>!ishme&ts ot the PTA far whichIha Eastvlew staff Is appreciative include: assemblies,the Cultural Arts Pair, the Junior Crest Books Project,Birthday Book Club, and the monthly Birthday fiasb.as well as the Campbell Soup label awards.
Fifty-thiM student* and eight parents' made thoJunior Great Books Program a success. Ono-thlrd of thethird and fourth gtadars participaled in this programduring their lunch period. Thank you to all the PTApeopla for all they do far Eastviuw.
EASTVIEW HONOR ROLL • third nine weeks.Grade 3: 'Danielle Ferontl. •Meredith Petro. *MayaCheriyan. 'Nathan Kissell. 'Daniel SoVolow. -Scott
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sur.irs from asthma. A free, educational mec.jia forpai: v-nts. famili« and the public will b« hold April 25.7:3 '. p.m. at Learwood Middle School Auditorium. 340Leaj Road. Avon Lake,
Registered pharmacist. Kimbctly Faistechammcrwill fc« tho featured speaker. For informaUon on how toregistir for ihls free educational program, call Kim at21&-91'>2135 between 9 a.m. and 5 p-m.
SCHIH3L LUNO1 MENU [Subtoct to chaegs)Following is the menu for students grades 1*6:
April 22 - Slacked Ham. Chips. Trail Mix Tuice,Frosted. Ctke, MilkApril 23 - Hot Turkey Sandwich. Mashed Potatoesw/Gravy, -„ eas. Chilled Fruit. Bread and Butter. Milk.April 24 • Pizza. Garden Salad. Choice of Fruit.Oatmeal C ,oklo. MUk.April 25 - Tox Mex Macaroni. Rainbow Jello. Fruit.Garlic Brea,i. Milk.April 26 • T'- uted Cheese. Tomato Soup. Chips. FreshFruit Wedg*', Peanut Butter Pie. Milk.
Following r the menu for students grades 7-12:April 22 - St. dwich. Garden Salad. Fruit. Trail Mix.Milk. \April 23 - Hamburger an a Bun. Fries. Anls-on-a-Log.Fruit. Brownie 'MUk-April 24 - TKV Salad. Corn Bread. Fruit Shape-Up.Oraags Smile. A '.'Ik.April 25 - Chldy.ii and Pasta Bake. Cherries w/JelloCup. Homemade MufGns, Milk.April 26 - Pizza Garden Salad. Fruit Cup. PeanutBurtr Pie, Milk.v
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By Lua Burmriitrf
In my column a fim weeLs ago. Iwrote about forgetfulaesr and mumoryloss. Afterwardi, 1 began thlaVing aboutjust how amazing our memory abilitiesreally aro and how they are tied intoour emotions and the events of ourlives. It really Is Eaataslic how tht sim-ple melody of s tong or the smell of operfume aw mrotoi a sp«dGc memoryor emotion. Vhen you hear the voica ofNal King Cole sing "Unforgettable,"what memories come to your mind? Orhow about the sinetl of homemadechocolate chip cootiw hating in theoven. Do you think about someone spe-cial lila your mother, aunt or grind-mother?
Studies show that a memory linkedwith • particular scent is more likely tobe rumeotbersd longer in the mind thata memory simply linked with a pbolo-graph. Certain studies have also shownthat specific otbns and sounds can havea calming eHa* on people of all ages.Yale University did a study and foundiK»t tba smell of eppf * and spice canstop panic attacks in some peopla Theammlof the bewch can relax Individualsby as raocn as 20%. And if you havenot tried aounds of nature relaxationtapes T»C ! would urge you to go toyour weal music store and purchaseone or two cassettes or ounpact discs. 1have many of them and it Is truly unhe-ltovmbla now much better you will feelaflar listening to tha sounds of a moun-tain brook or hear the soft songs ol tbemorning birds.
So. with the nice weather approach-ing, open your windows, breaths in thetnah air. turn tb« radio on to a stationthat plays your favorite music and startraining «nd reliving SOCM of tha bestmonwmta of your Ufa!
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p ^ m pUDM Job openicg* available «1 UwlxfadlJry just for oktar adults. Any olderadult who is employed by GoodSamaritan Is eligible far free nutritionallmtctn« and free blood preuura screen-Ing. For m e n Information, call Barb
LooidBf lbr« fan «v«niajj Tha AvonLaics library Is proud to present SeonaMcDowall for one night only, onWednesday. April 17 at 7 p.m.
McDowell is a gifted Imh performerirum uui local area. If you have nalseen her perform, you are aiming outon an evening of entertainment andfund fa.- the wholi family. Tfaete will twsinging, dancing and storjtellins far allagos. Mate some time to enjoy this frtwshow sponsored by The Friends of theLibrary.
Learning to Forgive. The Avon PublicLibrary will be hosting the LorainCounty Community College d a u SewnSteps to Forgiveness on April 24 andMay 1 from 1:30 p-m. to 3:30 DJXLLeara how to forgive those who havehurt you. You will find that furgivtnesswith dignity will change and improveyour life. Thb dais Is 510 per person.RegutraUoa is easy! Just call the collegeat 1-60O-995-LCCC.
Free Photo Show. The French CreekNature O n tar is pleased to present theexcellent collection of photographs byJans Ann TurzlUo and Ed Saus on dis-play from April 26 through May 19.Stop by and view t beautiful pho-tographs of the Southwest deserts andcanyons. This presentation b free andopen to the public.
Attention Sheffield Lake Seniors.Tbe Sheffield Lake Fire Department hasfree, reflective house address signsavailable to seniors who live inSheffield Lake. I know J have writtenbefore about tha importance of makingsure your house address is dearly via-ble for emergency personnel, repair-men. Meals on Wheels drivers, etc.Please take advantage of this valuableoffer made possible by the FireDepartment and the Sneffield LakeCommunity Civic CounciL For mareinformation coll the Sheffield Lake FireDepartment at 949-6182.
Seniors meeting. On Tuesday. April23 at 2 pjn. at the Sheffield LakeCommunity Center, there will be asenior town meeting to discuss the pro-posed senior citizen assisted livingcomplex. The developers and city offi-cials will be on hand for discussion*and to answer any questions.
Prenatal care available. Give yourbaby a good start before it is born. Foryour health and your baby's health.begin your prenatal care early.
, r iwiaii i j tMtlttc U dan* *l*o. No OM: is denied care due to inability to pay.
For an appointment, call Lorain OtyHealth Department at 246-GS21. '
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.Months of raid woik and practicecome to fruition ihis Friday as -MightyGoliath prod-.ictioni opens peifor-^ancei of the Rodger andllammerstein-s Cdrouiel- In addition toFriday's perlormaucs. shows ara alsoKheJuleffor April 20. 21.25 and 27 atAvon LaU lii&b School. Friday andSaturday rwrform*ncw begin at 8 p.m.and the Sunday matinee begins at 2
P"S»neral admission tickets for allshows may be purchased for 55. Thereis a 51 discount available for senior ot-liens and students for the matinee per-formance on Sunday, April 21. DinnerThealer ticked are also available forS13 per person or 525 per couple andinclude a catered dinner from N°"otoyCatering and a ticket with prelerrrdseating to the Saturday. April 2O perfor-inance.
Tickets are available through the PTArepresentatives at each or Avon lake'sseven schools, and remaining ticketswill bd available at the door on eachperformance date. The school ticketrepresentatives are: EasWiew-Dee AnnSeipel. 933-4207: Eriovlew-JuiioStokes. 933-3450: Radwood-Laurie
Thompson. 933-3705: Ww-tview-UndaBisson. 933-06-84; Troy School-SuzyMurphy. 533-20:0; Learwood-CarolHsy 933-8345; and Avon Laka HlaaSchool-Diane Fuller. 933-5496. Kal£yDiamood. 033-9G59. and SharolKnicppcr. 933-2760.
Raymond Ewers, who is playing lfcalead role oi Billy Bigelow. Is exritod :about ihe opening. "I nave eatayftd liachallengu of this complex chansctitt,"iald Ewers. "1 look forward to MeiagIha audience reaction to tha prodae-tion. If the practices are any indicattaa..wis should have quits a show coo*opening nighL"
Bernard Cruder. Jr.. a member of thacast, agrees with Ewers. "Tab U ocrmosl aet-lntensivo show ia recentyears," *aid Bruder. who Is alio head oiths set construction crew. **lt has boaak .pleasure to build the scenery and be a -part of this wonderful charos workingunder tha direction of Greg Driama."
f»aghty Goliath Prodndioas U in to37tb year of performt.n* annittlfvjidraisers for tha Avon L u s public'schools. Help support ATOU Labi-Schools and biry your ticket to Carounltoday! -:
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Cftrtoftnnmw«cbautig iheFtenaonrt.SotnJFoutfaaon. Saheaon and Ugra Vfcffcs on Afxi20 at 7 niiL Ret*sr*n«*s « « ba S M U M .A&riaatcn b (TM. tcmm>m. a fci« • • cflsring
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SL Umi% School to kxnd at £540 SamendgaRdtaAwn.
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AVON LAKE — Puiice pulled threemen in a car over on LaU Road April 8on a routine traffic slop. A computercheck revealed (hat the driver waiwanted by the Loraio Pulice on a war-rant lor failure lo comply. A secondman had no driving privilege*, so offi-cers ottered them a ride ID the stationwhere tix-y could call for transporta-tion.
While palling one of the mt-a down,though, an officer felt a rectangularobject in his left pocket
"What's this?" said ih.* offices.•It's a painting tool,' replied the man.It didn't loolt liVe any painting tool
the officer h*d eve* seen, ft looted justlike a marijuana pipe.
Tbcr the man pulled a baggie of mar-ijuana out of his clothing ana handed itto the office*.
Jeffrey L. Knox. 31. ol Amheret. wascharged with possession of drug para-phgTialUi and poMe&sioa of marijtiannThe 30-year-oul driver of LoraLn wasarrested on the outstanding warrant.An ltt-year-old Lorain man, a secondpassenger, was released.
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An Avon Lake man may be w i s ghe had just paid the S10 he owes a localpizzeria. Last November, lhe manbought a (ilzza at the Pizza Culler onLake Road, paying for it with a 310chack. The check bounced twice. Theplzrjria made several efforts to havethe customer make good on thebounced check, to no avail Finally theowner filed a charge of p * " ' 1 ^ • badduck against the man. He was diedlast week.
W»i]et woesA 22-year-otd woman left her wallet
on the front wal of her car in front oJ alocal fitness center on April 3 while shewas in gelling a tan. On April 8, herbank notified her that CS3 of her creditcards had been maxed out. To her hor-ror, she discovered that Eve of her cardswere musing. Epparenlly stolen whenshe was at the tanning studio. Alsoliken was S50. according to ref orts.
Domestic disputePolice charged a 37-year-old man
with domestic violence after healleg-sdly abased his wife April G. Anargument erupted when the manbrought the couple's baby home atabout 7:30 p-m. His wife protested thatthe mtn was two hours late in feedingthe infant. She began feeding the babyherself, but tin man took the baby foodand threw it at a walL Then he alleged-ly1 graboed bis wife by the shoulders,snook her. and struck her in lhe headand shoulders. Charged was Jeffrey L.Davis.
RecoveryAvar, police tnd Avon Lake police
April 7 recovered a boat trailer and a1991 Suzuki Road Runner all-terrainvehicle even tefare their owner knew
th* \ehick1* vierv mmlng.At -1:50 p.m.. an A1.on Laktf officer
noticed a txwl trailer flipped over in ih'jmiddle of SR B3 south of the railroadtracks. This WJI in Avon, so Avonpolice were nutifU'd.
Police pushed the trailer off to theside of the ro-ad. Thtn a witnessappeared and said he had seen two menpush the Suzuki off the road andbehind lhe Avon La> e feed mill.Officers checked, and sure enough,there it was.
By the time the owner, the proprietorof a Center Koad plumbing company.discovered the theft of the vehicle*.police were able to return them.
Mailbox mauledA Marbrcck Lane woman com-
plained April 9 that her mailbox hadbeen smaaned the night before.
Retriever retrievedA yylde.-i retriever ^dinboling about
Suniet P J A April 7 was tjVec to thecity V.eanel- His owner caxtie to the sta-tion a while later to fetch him and paya fine.
A Moan?wood Avenue resident spoi-led a dog running around his neighbor- ,hood April 10 and chased it home. Tha ipooch's owner called later from out of(own and said his neighbor was mind-ing his dog and that it had been settingout through a hole in a fence which hewu having fixed.
Not a little UtterEmployee? at a Miller Road office
complained April A about finding beerbottles and other trash in their parkinglot. usually after weekends.
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i Doplckupdool% To liia Editor and aU dog walkerv« My hoi band and I should not have tow pick up what your dog puts down,a. Clenda Nebon£ P.S. Dodging pile* at the ALHS bise-P ball practice field must bo a fun thing
for all participaals. although it's a juretest oT their agility. Enough said!
Neighbor opposes 'resort'To thfl Editor:
This is in response to Kit Hemmcr'sof tha site of the proposed
•Sheffield T*v* senior citizen complex.This -RESORT" will virtually cover
alt of 211 foe* of a 237-foot wide resi-dential lakefront lot. Being the nelgb-fc=* to the wot . it will be 13 feet frommy property lino. The projected 60 feetaway from my house includes my prop-erty and driveway. It will be built datato the lain suora and tha building willcaver over half of the property, noti r^nt i rq the ;p*rking lot. Park Drive isbeing propOMtd as a secondary •CLBJS.road since it is a "30-foot wide city
We have lived here since August10T8, tad tha neighbor on the east sidehas lived hare since tha *5Os and wasthe original owner of Amber Oaks. WeP«y $3,700 In taxas per year and shepays £4,700 in taxes per year. Is this fit-ting of a city to disneara residents who*lwvs lived bar* that long and faithfullypay their; taxes In favor of projects ofthis type that wosld never be putthrough In other Uka&oot cities?
1 hara triad to get you to contact me.Years ago. you were a very fair man andbopod for a fair appraisal of a situation.Won', happened to that mas? Maybeyou ahovid drive over ban and look toSM w\nt yes support.
To tlw midests of Sbeffielfl take: ifyou aw opposed to the site of this"resort." please call your council peo-•W and aJso sign our petitions oppoe-i a g t b » a l t s .
.• . . -.: DianaHuskaEdttart JACK Rothv than *fw thissenior complex a total thornim-down.why ootpersvod* your ihm&d officialsto modify the pUm. I/you havw prob-Mtf vith setbacks and. poaibty densi-ty: a t jvas be oddntmd. tf* all partafth» nrubss*.
Homespun Fairanother successTola* Editor
Avon bike Juniors* Homespun Fab- atLCCC wms fnccasaful for everyonelnvolrod. Jnnktr Women work hard toput this together and I want to thankour committee, haadtd by PeggyKirsop, for the fin* Job tbey did. Theadmission at the door will be used inmany ways such as CommunityResource Senricas and those peoplewho use them, at least five scholarshipsto seniors and adults, school programs,senior dtizans and. thanks to your sup-..port, w* now. have a $20,000 ~Endowment paid rod active for thosestudents (Avon f^kars first) who needthat last little bit of money to go tocot-tn. • • " / / •
I would also Ilka to thank t>i AvonLake Prass. mnchanU^l^Sad out of
Design...landscape
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Avon laij) who allowed u.5 to displayposters and. aaother ihanl. you to ourcable people who always put ourevents on cabin Lh.r"sh the bulletinboaid. a worthwhile service to ihe com-munity, k'i great to live in a communi-ty that offers so much fox their peopleand a community that has tha peoplowilling to support these program*.Thank you for another fine Fair andhope to'see you for the Fall Homespunapproxima:ely two weeks beforeTnankjgiving-
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Club/CFWC
Local Information soughtTo tha Editor:
My came Is Adam Wisecarver. In myfifth grade class we are doing a stateresearch pro}ect and I will be doing myproject on Ohio. The project is dua atthe end of May and it will cover suchtopics as famous people from AvonLake and Ohio, your specicl state tradi-tions and tha history of Avon Lake andOhio.
The reason why 1 am writing to yourlocal paper is to ask H you could pub-lish my letter in your paper. I am hop-ing that some of the members of yourcommunity would write to me and tellme about their experiences and tradi-tions in Avon Lake.
1 would enjoy U if they would sharetheir favorite recipes with. me. I live icSouthern California and am sure manythings about Ohio are very differentfrom where I live. Also, if any of the cat*ixens 2nd Uma to reply. It would begreat if they could enclose a copy of"published" latter.
Thank you so much far taking time to.read my letter. Any Information wouldbe most appreciated.
Adam WisegarverLa Madera School. Room 20
25350 Serrano RoadLake Forest. CA 02830
Community loseseither wayTo the Editor
Kudos to the residents of Avon Lakefor standing up against the NEA(National Education Association)wmhnoocht and the Karr Superinten-dent. Kudos to lha tsacher who wroteQattar to tha editor headlined "Publicschool teacher gone sour"}. (I'm suremany of tha teachers fael the same waybut can't express their views withoutfearing retribution.) Afi.tr all the disin-formation we were subject to. the mea-sure still didn't pass. I'm so proud ofthe voters that saw through all thesmoke and mirrors and stood theirground.
Enough is enough! Can you imagine a$4.0,000+ salary, plus guaranteed annu-al increases, plus guaranteed benefits,plus self-improvement bonuses, pluslass than 5 day average work week, plusover 2 months summer vacation (wherethey have the chance to earn moreIncome), plus guaranteed employment.no outside accountability to the lax
'paying citiams. no inside accountabili-ty to the parents of the students and soon.
Now guess whal™our kids ara havingtrouble with reading, writing and witharithmetic It seems to me that when
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ttMcher* WB.TJ in the buiiin-'ssLig. p-aid a fair salary iiid were inUrreat-ed in putting kids ID ICJ-'H that the ludsactually could accomplish lie 3 R'i.Now. thai doesn't seem to be the case.
Maybe there IS a correlation betweenteachers' salaries and "be quality ofeducation. Mayb« the HICHER tnesalary, the LOWEK the level of educa-tion...! suppoia the ne.\t OJltlti in thisarena s*Ul be to mai.e sure the Iwchersdon't hold the community hostage bydoing a poor Job of teacning becausethey didn't gtt their way. Maybe theteacher* couTd put up mfnug*s in thewindows and sign boxes in front of theschool to ask far donations (like themss32g?s that they put up in the win-dows and sign bo-ies in front of theschools to "vote yes*j—by the way. isn'tthat public property and was the schoolsyslem reimbursed for the use of thatspace?
I suppose that our children will becoming home with propaganda tellingus how bad thing* are for the teachersand that we should send food stampsInstead of apples- I wonder who paidfor ihe message thai was sent homewith our kids? At the next election Iihink everyone who has a paint of viewshould be allowed sand "vota y«s/voteno" material home with the childrenbecause of the action of the superinten-dent.
He said it was no big deal acH slr.eethe teachers have this right, don'i weall? I guess what really bothers n »about Heir Superintendent is his cava-lier attitude towards all of us who payhis salary. It even Uks me more that wehave to be penalized with his leader-ship for two more years unlas we buyout his contract. Then we are penalizedfor hirtng him, and be goes his .Barryway with his full salary. The communi-ty loses either way. Miybe others canfigure out a way to let him go earry.buluntil then^Jiera's to your can of soda.Hen Superintendent.
Name withheld by request
Attention Avon residentsTo the Editor:
As a member of the Avon Park ft1 Recreation CammlssioB. 1 would like lorequest your help in guiding us into ourfuture park system needs. To do ro. wehave placed a suivey form In this news-paper. ParsaoaUy. I dread doing tuncysout I leel this U necessary to be able todetermine what direction we shouldfollow with our park/rec system. Thissurvey Is your opportunity to guide usbeyond the year 2000. Now 1* the timafor you to express your feelings. Whatdo you. as a resident of Avon. wont7Please take the time to fill out tha sur-vey, us it Is iinpcrt-nt Co us and ourfuture generations.
The board and I would like to thankyou for your concern.
John AunspawBoard Chairman •
Opposes tax abatementTo the Editor,Avon a t y GjundJ & Mayan
Again, you chose to grant a 75% taxabatement to another Industry. Again, Iand others 1'ka me will continue to voloAGAINST All local tax isrues as long asyou continue this giveovay of ourtaxes.
Tod M Rink
Thankful for A.L* Library ^To the Edited M
Every day I give thank* thai 1 am for-lunate enough 10 be a resident of Avonlate. Ohio. We are on the South Shoreof T ^VH Erie and can obiervo the manymoods or the lake. The lake gives us alonger growing season, and holds backthe fullbnint of winter by at least amonth or more.
We also are very fcrtunale to have thebest library in tha area. When I hareout-of-town visiior*. one of the firstthings 1 do is take them to the libraryand give them a "Cook's Tour." Theyare overwhelmed with the beauty of thabuilding and the ground*. When I getliscja inside to observe the fins layoutof the library facilities, and show themhow to get answers to their questions,on subject availability &om one of thecomputers, they are Incredulous.
The library staff welcomes them utdmakes them feel at home. They offerany ar*'***"*11"* which may be requixod.They -JI9 your friends, and are there tohelp you. - . :
MY guests an impressed with thenumber of "Mwling Rooms" evaflabVto the various groups in the area.
The children are drawn. S3 If jrr •magnet. lo tha Discovery Center. TntrGndit hard to believe that there are somany things that they can handle bythemselves, without having some adultxay - "Doni touch thai, or, put Lh*Jdown." ~ ,
The well balanced aqumritnu ta tfaachildren's book area draws the attsn-lions^nd admiration of children and,adults alike. The aquarium has a fia»\Mledion of Csh and aquatic plants. :
Tba ouly problem I have with tfc*library Is when it Is time to leave, ]almost have to drag roy visitors by thearm to get them to come home with me. .
Yes. 1 am really very thankful for Urn:Avon Lake Public Library. >
DeJa F. ComeUst';
Special thanksTo the Editor:
This is* • special "thank you" to thegentleman woo went oat of his way toreturn my Bible to my home Eastermorning. , _••;
You didn't leave your name, bat 1 :
know Cod sees efl things and wiBreward your act of kindnea*. \\
Thank you so much and btMs youjJulie r
ALHS reunion meeting.To the Editor:
Attention Shoreman andfrom the class of 1977 - hear y*, haajrjn^^the Avon Lake High School d*ss of1977 Is now In session! "•'*•"
Please plan to attend a brief ion Thursday, May Z at 7 JO pjn. la fH^Old FIrehonsa on the corner of RL '^'"and Lake Road. .'.
Desidej gotllna nacquaiatad. t:_ _your h*lp in selecting a weekend1997 far our 20 year reunion-balls are booking up last, so plea*to attend. ., . L
I am looking forward to -H,-ploase mark your calendar \"br Vukj \
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AVON l.AKK — A tonmiilte- of CitvCouncil is uAir.g council to borrow uhalf-iiiilli-jii dulLiii tu rw-surfjcw so:»«20 strew ts.
The Roads aad Drains Camnuttev- isalio recommending Ihe iiurchase cf apower p-atcher. a 5^5.000 piece ofequipment that will require thn.e peo-ple to op«raie it and patch roods. Oneworker would be neeile'd to drive thevehicle, another lo operate the machineand one has lo direct traffic
Regarding the hall-million dollars.Councilman Robert Palniei is con-cerned thai borrowing that amount ofmoney for a short-lerm solution to rem-edy a longstanding problem may huitIho city's ability to borrow for otherprojects. Palmer w«s primarily nisi-ricg to the S2OOJ0OO required to startthe Feradalo project.
"IS this project were completed, itwould eliminate the waler problem for-ever in the western portion of the city,"Palmer « r l
According to Palmer. In -JrtSer tuacquire grant mane/, the city must
'•>[!v'::d iibout S-OU.UOO in en;.;i:it-tjiui.>f'-.'i jr.d fii^n^.'i'.i p'jrc-iii'.'i. The gmr.t'.vi:ulJ |>rovidi.# ii'J pv;cv.r:'. 'jf ttu- :i;yneyrvt[uiit-U for the enurv I-'tTiuLt't1 proper.The city's 20 percent wo.ulii aiaouuj to52 lo $4 million.
In other business• During Coiincil's wori. .*«.iioii.
coniidwrdli^ti vnd.* given lo joiningLoruin County Community Aliiince.Allhauijh no decision hai Iwen m-adu.co-op purchasing and grant writing aretwo benrfils po-nibl? through this orga-nization.
• A charge of 540O is being consid-ered far use oi the reicue squM by non-residenU. Ftrr Chief Eugene Rouse saidit would be simple lo bill nan-res:dentusers, bu! there may not be enough staffto undertake insurance billing.
• Because the city of Lorain isincreasing the savrer ra*e charged to thecity of Sheffield Lale. the citizens willnotice an increase in bills ifter April30.
• There is an agreement with theauditor of the state of Ohio to provideaudilnr/adviscy services for the city.
Rosewood road fix may bo delayedBy Marcalfc Grande
AVON LAKE — "Tie resur&ctng ofRosewood Drive, a narrow lane thairuns north off L*k« Road, may bodeLnred because of a breekwatt project.
A BOSS* at tbe and of Rosewood wasJest purchased and the new ownerswent to have fanaJcwall work dnnewhich would require heavy vehicle* totravel the already-damaged lane.
After yean of Rosewood residentsbegging the city to fix the rood.Rosewood was finally dedicated to thecity and made eligible for repairs.
Tbe repair of Rosewood was nudetoo priority on tba city's fix list this sea-son, bat heavy rshictae possJUy rianv•gin* a new road surface could trans-latt Into wasted dollars.
Tbe contractor hired far the brsak-wmU work said ha could use lighterTehlcha. but dry ofllciaU believe wait-Ing lor the completion of the breakwallworkbabenarldea.
Tb» contractor first needs to receive apermit from the Array Corps ofEiineex to proceed with the job, andthe permit to expected to arrive withinthe next month. . H
City ff"t*~—' Wade Mertx said allstreets slatad for repairs this season.Jnrimfi'rg Rosewood, should be fin-ished by tbe end of Joly.
Still, one Rosewood resident Is verycpeet that Cbe breakwall work could
further delay tbe street repair. The rwl-' dant interpreted Rosewood's priority
oo? status to mt*a that Rosewoodwould bo the first to be repaired thuyear.
The city contracted with GJLOsterUnd of Cleveland for 5229.000 ofrepair work throughout Avon Lake.
Speaking of narrow roadways. MayorUrbln offered a compromise to theperking problem in the 45 allotmentneighborhood, east or Lear Road.
There are few places to pezk in thoneighborhood because lots arts smallandthe streets narrow. A parting banon the «treet has been In efud. but thehen has creatod considerable protest6cm residents.
Urbln said parking may be allowedon the side of the street where there areno Tire hydrants. Details must beworked out with the police departmentbefore an official compromise Isreached.
In otfwr bu*ln*aa• Cor mil etrproved an ordinance
that would pay police dispatches andsecretariea SOT a minimum of lour hoursIf they an called Into work. Tbe rulingparallels what poUca ax* paid If theyare called In Cor extra duty. Tbe ordi-nance. passed Monday night b retroac-tive to 1004 when police dispatcherswere first hired.
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5 AVON LAKE — Stale-oMh*-ar» raterg meters will soon bo installed Ui Avon< Lala homes. The Bwird of Ulilities£5 voted to implement lets for waterjy mettrs that can be reat* using raJiool WIVH and to require their installationi in new homes.^ Because mdio-mid meter3 cent mam
than conventional meters, the fee lor asingle Up-la has riica &cm WV.5 toS805. In » new jubdivision, where con-tractors connect to a water malu. thecart is leu, riling from S300 to S4G0.The board would Uso replaca existingmatters
T h e existing customers would payno money." Utilities Director JohnKniepper said.
He said wxitilng meiors would bereplaced slowly, with tha emphasis on.the nearly 3,000 meters presentlymountad in pits, which often fill withwater. Thesa meters require two peopleto nad. and would bo the most cost-ef&ictive to replacs. Xnlapper said.
Tha ndlcwead meters receive a radio«tpTs«i from a mcbile computer whichiolliit to transmit a wading, which the
1 computer stores on a floppy disk. ThUeliminates tha nattd for people walking2mm house to house and writing downnumbers, freeing employees lor othertasks. Avon Lake could purchase areading unit, or contract with Avon orNorth Ridgeville: both dtles have
. implemented radio meters.*TV« woaT have to increase manpow-
er, which would save us a coniidarablajmount of money." Kniapper said.
Kniapper and Assistant Utilities
Director Riri Eberle investigatedCleveland Heights, which has convert-ed to radio mplers. They mere told thecity's 16.000 me'en could be read inthree days by driving down slrcsti wilhthe mobile computer.
Auon Lake ha* roughly G.000 walermeters, which take »ven people threeWC«1LS to read. If converted to radiometers, they could be read in tourhnun. according to Kniepper. The com-puter could doivc load the informationto another computer for billing purpos-es: saving time and money on dataentry.
Kniepper expects to advertise forbids on tho meters within the next twoweeks.
communicationssite ccns&ered
• Tho water tower is a perfect sitafor a wireless telecommunications relaystation. That's what AT&T told theAvon ta le Board of Utilities when theyasked for permission 13 attach antennaeto the tow«c
The board was interested, andUtilities Diroctor John Kniepper negoti-ated a contract allowing the antennae tobe mounted to the water tower at a foeof SI .250 per month. The five-year con-tract includes a four-percent increaseeach year.
The board approved the contract con-tingent on the opinion of Law DirectorGeoff Smith.
Sites AT&T would like to put otherrelay stations irtcimJf • radio lower atLorain County Community College anda site in Sheffield Village-
Sheffield Lake City Council holdsreception for Sheffield studentsBy JOAKM Eaatarday
SHEFFTEtD LAKE — A rvcwpiloo Cottha 27 exchange students and theirchaparanM from SbafOaW. England.wag bald at tha City Cornell meetingAfla
Cleveland.All ol tha visitinr students made pxe-
at tha elementary, mlddla at.
pMayor Gary Ming** daclared the day
"United KliMdom/Unitvd Stain orAmafcka iUnds-Across-the-OceanDay," Ha broad two connnemoran'vBfcwnad photo* far display at tha Britishschools.
Tha jpoap's leader. Graham Elliott.said. "Thank yon to the whole commu-nity, not fust tha JchooU. but to bos;bmOJa* and th*dr neighbors. We hawhad magnificent hospitality and devel-oped wonderful friendships."*
Elliott said the gift photos would bedisplayed with pride.
Throughout their visit, students visit-ed tnrentura Place In Akron and thoRock *n' Roll Hall of Fame in
^ 9chooli.Elliott said the family in the working-
class RngHth connzmnfry of Sheffieldmost be nulling to fl""1"* the trip. Thastudents must be deemed proper repre-sentatives of Sheffield. ,'•
Elliott said that among tin Eaglijhstudents' parents, there is «0 perceotunemployment Fnnjuently, grandpar-ents help fir T*"* thr. trip.
Exchange student Ton! Bfeckett wasmost impressed wilh downtownCleveland.
"I pictured America as having rerylarge Duildinjts. Cleveland has manylargo buildings."
There will be a contingency of 13-15year old students from Shemold-Sheffield Lake visiting their sistor dryIn June and July. This Is the third yearfor the exchange- program.
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Coranoeo* ftt»n page 1modem. PCUs. 1 gig. RAM. vector tilesabra cadabra. e t c all came up. andyou're totally confuted.
Well, you're nut alon«- \.nen Iremember my father managing thenewspaper in the *7C5. we had twoRoyal, manual typevmten and a copynuchinu that sounded lite a Model T.Now. 1 look around our office in 1996.and we have- multiple cnmpuiw sys-tems. V.'a have a graphics department, atax machine, a copy machine that doeseverything and technology that changes
daily.AnJ guess wha!? We're about to
change again. The PRESS will soon beon. the Internet with our own homepage and an additional duplay of ourweekly classifieds. Say tuned — itonly gels better.
The license bureau. Us been momtfun 35 ywars since The PRESS officeswere on the west slda of Avon Lake.Occasionally, we'll have customers askwhra we moved and how long han-e webeen at 1SS Lear Rd.
So. It comes as no real surprise thatMarcia Fleming, deputy registrar of thelicense bureau in Avon Lake, tells methey always have problems with peoplanot knowing wnere they are. Thelicense bureau has" moved a few timesin the last coapla of years, but It is nowlocated In the Discount Drug MartPlaza.
The licence bureau has an ad In thisweek's spring Car Care section. I urgereaders to cut oul the ad. which tellsthe bureau's business hours, and otherdetails, tor future reference.,'
Th« 7th annual PRESS CoIT^TtrnHv to off and running. The warmweather has prornptad a number of areafoursomes to register this past week.
Special early regUtra&m forms andletters went out toXBT contact Individ*oals from last year's uoncmes so theydoui^prt shut out. Last year"s scramblesold out two months early-
Interested golfers should check outthe Information and registration formIn this wwk'a Issua of Tha PRESS.Dont wait. Get your registration andfoes in ASAP.
Speaking of golf outings, tha 2ndannual Vincent M. Urbin Golf Classic ishut around the corner. Tb» classic b setfor Friday. May 17 at Sweetbriar GolfQuo. The event has a limited numberof openings, so dont d«lay. For moreInformation and to reserve your spots,call 933-3391 or S33-2&48.
Seniors colaznnist to go cable. LisaBurmeistor. director of NortheastLorain County Social Services in
Sheffield Lake and PRESS seniorscolumnbt. will taie to the cable airwaves and present a show entitled"Senior Social Connection." ,.
For a few years now. many of ourlocal seniors have been reading Un.'tbi-weekly column full of detail! on"events, workshops, classes, esslstancsand activities available to area stesiorcitizens. We wish her luck with hertelevision debut an Channel 34 in AyesLake. J „ :..
Congratulations to George and loan .GrelUnger of Avon Lake for nwetrm*ippreciaUon awards as Girl Sews.Loader Trainers from the Erie Shots*';*Girl Scout Council. Tha awards wart'jpresented during a recognition bosqutt ion March 23. . .,,' ;
Other stoXf—Tha dty of Aron Labi jha^ • pooper scooper law; gat cauyij.-with your dog taldn« a poopte on soRB^jone else's lawn, and it could coat you aZ*quick SI 00...don't say yon i w » ^warned— '-/:-
Nice to seo Aron to tuntlmiiof ts>....attract new business. From wbat wt^h*«T, tiurc are a number sfUgJri fndaS'^tries looking to locate in this growingcommunity^. i. "J
Bill Bnamfield. owner of ths;Lake Shopping Center, to to h>mended for his renovation — amplex to really sUrtlnR to shap* ap_
-Bocky Kopf contiimef to c k t tthe cornar of Avon Baldca and " -Rds.. the farnre sita oflbwm')The area was recently graded,we're all in suspense as to knowr
will oe 0 » anchor tenant of theawaited complex.
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AVON — Police slopped what \iu;\were told wiia stolen carat '.he SR 611exit ramp olf I-'JU April 10 and foundaa Injured woman driving.
The woman, who •.* is ble-eding.apparently had been assaulted bv herhuiband in Larain. Later shtj went toCleveland with him. There he reported-ly assaulted her again and she look thecar. heading back, to Lorain. She went toSL John West Shore Hospital for treat-ment and was .-tdvijed to file a com-plaint of domestic violence with IheLcrain Police.
Lumber loadA resident complained April 7 that a
man In a pickup was taking lumberfrom a construction site at Deerfieldand Thorolield. Police found th- man.who said he had permission, to helphimself to srrap lumber.
ttm«A woman lost her bed on Detroit
Road April 6.Huh? you say.The woman apparently was hauling
some furniture vrhen her bed — a king-sized Sleras & Foster — fell onto theroad.
She anxiously called the police, ask-ing if anybody had reported finding astray bed- Nobody repotted it to us. shewas told.
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and into a dihih April IJ at about 3:-45p.m. The occupants were able to gvt itout by themielves- The car sustainedno damage.
Auto afireFirefighters doused a car fire on I-QO
v/est-bound near the SR Cll exit Apri!5. The fire was reported at about 2:20a-m. The remains of the car were towed.
Vehicle vandalized?A Lorrin woman found one of he*
car's tires flattened in thn parking lot ofthe Good Samaritan nursing home,April 5. The rear bumper was al.«o gone,although sbo said it cuuM have fallenoff.
Animal alterA man called the station April 8 to
complain about a small yellow dogrooti^tg through residents" garbage onLake Avenus. A while later, anotherresident called lo say that she'd try to
A Oi;l'-r RiW'J woman g:ivi? iha £uld?u Labtadcf rvlriuver she*at 1JT5>« on Ajiiit 8. Latur. itscilli?d the itation and was tuld whereshe could retrieve her rvlriover.
A Garden Drive man reporied April 7that a large shewpdos wa* at his backdoor trying to get in. Ht said he'd keepthe dog for a fev* days and would turnit over to thu animal naiden if nobodyclaimed il.
A Shakuspeari] Lane woman worried
April 0 that a d u d in her front yardhad a broken lejj. Kmploycts of a lucaljiiinial hospitdl said they'd treat themallard if it v;er« brought in. An officvrtried to bay thu bird but it flew am ay.
TurfersA Detroit Kcud man voiced hii dis-
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A Javcox Road woman aiked policefur extra pjJrols after she and neighborsdiscovered their lawns turfed April -4.
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Travel to FrancaJudy Rigglo will share slidos t-itlng
you from niking in ihe Alps, to thoancient city of Ailes and Avignon, tochateau county, the Loire Valley, toMonet's garden in Givorny—and. ofcourse tho romance of Paris itself. At 1p.m. on Friday. April 19. armchair trav-elers will view and taste France!
Frank Uoyd WrightWednesday. April 24, 7 p-ra. Thomas
Ziska. architect of tho Avon Lako PublicLibrary, will present a slide presenta-tion ot "Frank Uoyd Wright: The Man.the Myth." The American Institute ofArchitects named Wright's "FallingWaters" the best building In the UnitedStates. Mr. ZUta will pass on-whai ha.has learned from interviews with thosewho worked with or know Frank LloydWright personally.
Did you know there is a Frank Uoydhouse in Oberlin? And one soon to DOopened to the public In Kentucky? Allare cordially invited to share this spe-cial program he'd In the Gallery.
Family Storytelling ConcertFriday, April 28, 7:30 p-m. XJhnuj
Gallery. The Western RsserveAssociation for the Preservation andPerpetuation of Storytelling. WRAPPS.presents the extremely popular, rib-
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Ify Own BookPreschool Book Making, Saturday.
April 27. 10-12. Preschoolers makethdlr awn books with the FIrelandsAssociation for the Visual Arts [FAVAXThis project U held in conjunction withthe Larain County Libraries Program.Registration is required in theChildren's Department or call 933-8123. Sponsored by Friends of theLibrary.
Tmn 19 BtMr library vohmtmrjeanotte Kalb volunteers In Dis-
covery Works "only 2 or 3 days perweek!'' This 15-year old ninth gradersigned up at the Community ServiceFair In the fall and has been faithfulever since.
Not too surprisingly, Jeanetto'sfavorite activity Is reading, especiallyscience fiction and fantasy. MercedesLackey and Ann McCalTsTy are two ofhat favorite authors. Dragons are herpassion, which she shares with her
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mother, who has a dragon collactjon.Jermette- wears a dregon pendant' shebought while in Washington. D.C on en
- eighth grade school trip, - • •' - Jeanette's school" activities includemarching bend (trumpet), and concertband (flute), a capella choir (Alto), and .Odyssey of the Mind. Hsr OM team'sprojects the past two yean have beenThe Iliad and time machines; she Ishoping to participata every year. ~ *
ux 7th grade Jeanette learned how todo origami. Japanese paper folding. HercrecUons Include frogs, many bird*—*and of course, dragons. She also drawsdragons and birds in her sketch diarywith colored pencils. :
One of her other interests ihe sharaswith her fourth grade brother.Stephen—Segul
DiscoveryWcrks visitors are fortunatethat Jeanetts volunteers her tlm» tomflfr* 'he*nds-on learning available toalL
Library staffor movingWhen Susan Lavender moved to
Avon Lake S years ago, she cams to theAvon Lake Public Library as a volunja«rto keep the books in order. Her sUBsbecame evident, and aha was hind as asubstitute for Reference Librarian in tfctAdult Services Department, n Is notoften that • volunteer comas with laborratory training in biology. Shr totaltook on compiling the monthly statis-tics, and then was trained to wots; inthe Children's Room.
A patron reported to the director thatan exceptionally diligent person in theChildren's Room had baan visibly dis-appointed when she could not Badmaterial to help, end persevered untilthis patron want home VERY happy. Tknew which staff person she was talk-Ing about." remarked Director JudyRJggle. "Even before she mentioned th*southern accent! Susan will be sorelymissed."
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SHEFFIELD LAKE — When officesemerged from a ninth-floor elevator attho Lakeside 10 apartments on LateRoad April 9 responding to a complaintabout a fi^ht. their eyes began stingingand they bad a hard time breathing.
The hallway was filled with thefumos of pepper spray. Then theyfound ana man standing over anotherwho waj lying on lbs Door. He, too. wasin pain from tho popper spray.
Two men. apparently brothers, hadgotten into a (Uuight when ono refusedto permit the other to use his car.Witnessing the brawl, a third man cameout with a canister of pepper spray anddoused the combwtanb.
A 39-year-old Elyria man and a 33-year-old, who lives at Lakeside 10. werecharged with disorderly conduct. Thesprayer vt JS lectured for discharging anoffensive spray and told be should havecolled the law, as did other residents ofthe- building. Ths canister was coniis-catcd.
Quese U, tha copalOfficers dashed to a borne on
Robinwood Avenue April 9 on reportsof an tinsupervised juvenile drinkingparty.
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body shout: "The cops axe here!" Atthat, several kids bolted from the bouseand ran through neighboring back-yards.
Officers found beer bottles in thebackyard. The 15-year-old hostess saidthat she had invited some friends over,that some had brought beer and that she"didn't know what to do."
Sho was told she could face a chargeof violating the keg law, or permittingunderage consumption of alcoboL Thegirl's parents were out of town.
Window woesThe custodian of Tennyson School
reported three broken windows and adamaged air conditioning unit andmercury vapor light April 10. Officersfound a baseball cap outside the win-dow of the principal's office where theOir conditioner was found dameged.
Later In the day. police got a tip thatsome kids were messing around on the
roof of Tennyson School. Three boystold police lliuy were up therti lookingfor stray balls. There was no damago tothe roof. The kids were turned over totheir parpnls.
House hitA Rowelyn Avenua resident was
relaxing in bis living room April 10whea he heard two loud thuds at thosido of his house. He looked outsideand spotted two youths running away.Police found two softball-sized holesapparently made with pieces of asphaltchucked at the house.
Plant perilA Maple Street woman discovered
that prowlers had gotten into her ;jreea-hcuse sometime overnight on April 9and 10 and had unplugged her aeaterlights and ventilation unit The plantscould have died, she told officer], andasked for extra petrols in her neighbor-hood.
SpiUwdlsAn irate driver complained April 6
that a bunch of kids were drivingaround in a van and throwing spitballsat other cars. An officer located the van,which contained a group of teen-agegirU.
The driver said her chums were toss-
spiraying spitwads at her ai ship was drivingbut denied that they wore lobbmg spit-wads at passing can. Indeed, noted theofficer's report, the inside of the vanwas littered with spitballs. The girlswtre given a stern lecture.
Shingles shornThe owner of a Late Rd. business
asked police for extra patrols after find-log some of his roof shingles lyicg in arear parking lot on Aprii 6. Ha saidjuveniles have been using pallets andother materials to build bridges over anearby creck.
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Free Home Buyer SeminarCarol Murphy. CRS with Realty On*
in Avon Lake, will bo sponsoring B"Free" Home Buyer Seminar onWednesday, April 17 et 7 pjn. in thoAvon Lake Library meeting room. Carolwill provide you with detailed informa-tion needed to purchsaa and firatncsyour next residence- Sealing is limitedso call now, 933-8565 or 1-500-974-5155.
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AVON LAKE — Thogus Products.33507 Pin Oak Parkway, will procoodwith plans to build a 2,000-3auare-footoffico expansion on the north side oftheir site.
Thogus. a plastic injection moldingindustry, makes products for the auto-motive industry. The Thogusspokesperson said thu facility plans afuture expansion of the warehouse areaas well.
Thogus needed to acquire a variancefrom the Ohio Basic Building Codebecause the company does not want toinstall sprinklers in the office area.
Planning Commission approved theoffice addition based on the conditionthat the variance is granted by theOBBC
Jn other business• Planning Commission discussed a
proposed ordinance for Planned UnitDevelopment (PUD) zoning. This is aform of cluster zoning that wouldenhance asymmetrical development;all housing would bo clustered togetherwhilo surrounding green space wouldbe contiguous.
Primarily, commission memberstalked about the minimum acreage per-mitted for such developments.
Councilman Earl Martin, who attend-ed the meeting, said a minimumacreage for PUDs should not be set.
"Higher priced units are in smallerdevelopments." ho said, adding thatlarger developments hare units that aremore expensive to maintain.
Beck Rd. resident Noel Ug agreed,saying the number of acres for a PUD Isarbitrary.
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Points of interest include the GraftonCarractkm Institution, The BuildingIndustrie Association*" Home-A-Rama. Conrad's Farms, the Loraln-Medina Ron! Electric, the BFI
Resource/Recovery complex, BaumhartRd. turnpike interchange, selectedcities and townships and ThresholdHomes.
Topics for discussion include thesprawl and quality of the urban envi-ronment, township response to land-use pressures, agricultural issues, beau-tlficalian. sewering Loraln County,affordable housing and solid wasteIssues.
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^ AVON — Excitement Is in tho air atx Goodtlmes, the center of family fun, as
the park's now management teau pre-pares for a successful season full ofchanges — &om expanded park facili-ties to new attractions that proaiiso funfor tho whole family.
Goodtlmss. a popular family enter-tainmant center just off 1-90 at LearNagel and Chester toads, cama undernow management In February.
Frank Buchenrctb, formerly of theGeauga Laka soles and marketing team.was brought in to head up the park andUs st&S. Buchenroth is going into theseason with unbridled enthusiasm tak-ing the pack in now directions that willensure its long-term success. JulieStokaa of Avon Lake it now the GoodTimes' director of sales.
This season, there will be additionalattractions targeted at younger kids.These Include the Mini-lady Racers.designed to entertain children ages sixto 12. who aren't tall enough to drive
tho bigger, faster go-tarts.Another driving attraction, tho
Skittle Bug, is for kids ego 5 to adultsup to 250 pounds — fun for tho wholsfamily!
Also this year, two full-size picnicpavilions will »nable the park, whichhas a capacity of 2.500 people, to han-dle more groups at one tune. Tho famil-iar outing tent, the park's original groupouting facility, will also remain avail-able. Plus, the patio surrounding themain buildings will also be divided andavailable as exclusive picnic areas forgroups of up to 100 people.
Buchenroth says Good Times U alsooffering traditional midway games —basketball and football challenges withplush prizes, in addition to tha videoarcade in the main buildings. Also nowon '.he midways are refreshment standsnear entrances to the Road Riot go-karttrack, which will eliminate the need forguests to walk all lh<j way back Insideto got something to eat or drink, or to
purchase additional tide tickets.As director of sales. Stokes is also a
veteran of the amusement park indus-try, having grown up in Sandusky andworked a3 both an account executiveand as sales manager with Buchenrothat Geauga Lake for several years. Inaddition to entertaining individuals,small groups and families. Stokes andBuchenroth believe Good Times couldbe especially outstanding in the area cfgroup business.
With this goal in mind, Gcodtimes'Marketing Department ha* revampedGoodtimes* standard pricing system.Two methods of payment for fun at thepark will now be offered: Play-all-day,or Play-lbe-tickfit-wny. Tb Play-all-day,guests can purchase on all-day wrist-band which allows unlimited use of thepark, with the exception of tha s**diumbatting cage.] and the video arable andmidway games.
Wristbands are S14.95 for Ruests 56
inches and taller and 30.95 for allguests under 58 inches. To Play-the-tickot-way. paik patroiis simply use thecarnival-type ticketing method in placeat tho park last year. Guests purchaseindividual tickets only for the attrac-tions they want to use. For example,guests can come to the park, playminiature golf, have icu cream, ana notpay for the go-kart tracks and otherattractions that they are not using.
With all these changes. Buchenrothand his staff see Good Times" third fullseason as an opportunity to learn, growand succeed. And whoknows? Maybethe third time Is really the charm.
Mote: Good Tunes ts open Saturday*and Sunday* form 1 to 9 pan. tor tharemainder of April. During the monthof May. the park will be open Friday*from 6 to 11 p-m. and Saturday* and!Sundays from 10 aja. to 10 p.m. •
Good times Is currently acceptingapplications for summer employment.
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Brook side Cards faring better than tribe
lumer Co. - Qas tfrir»o j$ curtainabbot this yor t i 'Ara i Lain baseball'tunm.
Tha Shoreman will score runs,btmebet ol them.
Case in point: AJ. ' i opening twohrilgttnea In which tna Shoremen plat-ed 20 run* In victorias over LeninCatnoUc and most recently (lastThursday} Finland*.
Of course tearing rani doesn't•bran equal a cnimptonihlp — Just.ask tha Indians — and tha ShoremenwiQ nasd to find more pitching armsthis thai of McU Scfcroeder acd Jeremy,Griffiths. . •"1""" '
With the llk&s of Brian Nealon. MattSchroeder, Kyle Donato. JeremyGriffiths and Frank Bafogh. there willbe no lumber shortage in the AX.dugout.
In the opener .^gainst Lorain Catholic,center-fielder Brian Nealon swattedAvon Lake's first homo run of tha sea-son. Against the Falcons, Griffiths andBrian Poltrona Joined the long ballclub, farWng dinners In tha ShorBXQen*ilS-hitpanda.
Head coach Cliff Ztmls may havefound another reliable arm in Foltrone.who pitched four icorelesa Inningsagainst Flrtlands. spiking out five, afterrelieving Brian Corcoran, who wasrockod tor six runs in the first twoinnings, Poltroon wound up getting bisfirst pitching victory.
Cards unbjafolslied - Whaf» this? Domy ayes deceive met An andsfoatedBrookside team?: That's _ right Following . lastWednesday's 11-3 whipping of North
Ridgeville. the Cards stood at 2-0 on theyear.
Shannon Plum starred ggr^nit thopitching Brooksido to tha win.
_• five Innings and allowing two1 runs. Ho also got the job done at
the plats, where he banged out a pair ofhits in throe at-bats.
Cards' catcher Marc Racz providedsome punch of bis own for the offense,driving In three runs off" of two hits,Inrlnrimg o triple.
Tennis anyone? The Blaser Field and
ALHS tennis courts will be th* sUs ofthlj year'* 14th annual L.CJu'LA;:".Tennis Tournament to be held. April 26- ' '27. • • w_ ...
Preps from Loraln County and the '-vicinity will via for awards in single*;"doubles and team competition wilh that .,beit two-out-of-three seti as th* f**ma&i.. -
For more Information on the event/,^contact AX. tennis coach HlxarFadal t l Vthe Avon Laka athletic office (Q33-31B4J 'or home (033-3496). V~ •
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L/tt/e League Umpires neededAVON LAKE—Boys and girls age 14 and older who
will be freshman during tha next school yaar.maybecome little league umpire*. Adults are welcome as
' All intarastad In becoming umpires must attend oneof either two clinics on Sunday, April 21 and Sunday.April 28 from 3 to 5 pan. In thi Old FIrehouse.
An additional oaeiour clinic will be scheduled ona separata uaturday for field work and positioning.
You must «ttand both the Old FIrehouse and "fieldrttnltt. Only ralUbla people sarious about beingumpires are wanted.
If you cannot attaod th» clinics and need more infar-msiion, call Val Jtnicek et 033-3841.
Premler*Socc&r TryoutsAVON LAKE — The Irish Heritage Avon Lake
Pracilar Soccer Club Is holding tryouts for •electedpot'.uons on Its girls U-10 team lor the spring outdoorsaatrm. Call 770-5572 for more Information.
Couples golf leagueAVON LAKE — If interested in Joining tha Friday
night couples golf league at Aqua Marine, plaase call J.Holacak at 033-3895 by April 20. Play wUl begin oniftidsy. May 3 and continue through August 30.
PJav s*srts at 5 pan. Couples anjoy oompetltrve,t ajay. followed by dlnnat. New members are wal-'
Unordanelng for seniors' AVON LAKB—Ttanaattatssion of Ronna Murray'sUttS-daodDf for saolor.cUiiaiu beRins Thunday, April
25. T&e one-hour sessions, from 2 To 3 p JO., aro'held attha Old FIrehouse at the comer of Avon Belden andLake roads in Avon Lake. The foe Is $18 per person. Tbmain reservations, call Sharon at tha Recreation Dept,
. at 030-4130 between 10 ajn. and 2 pan. Mondaythrough Thursday: and Friday between noon and 4pjn.
Pool together for a good causeTha Society Bank Swim lor Diabetes will be bold
this yaar on Sunday. April 21 at 74 pool locationsthroughout Greater Cleveland. Thia swim is the majorfundraiser for the Diabetes Association.
Last year"! swim raised S235.000 to support diabetesrataarcn. patient services, public education and a localcamp for children with diabetes.
Tna Loraln Family Y. 1121 Tower Blvd.. will host the•wun from 1 to 4 p.m.. and the Hyria YMCA. 2B5Wnhlngton Blvd.. will bo open to swimmexs from 11u n . to 2 pjn.
Swinunes of all agtM are enocursged to particpateeither as individual! or members of a team. AU swim-men with more than $50 in pledges will receive t-shirts. Those who collect ftna turn In their pledgemoney by May 8 will receive a complimentary admis-itlon at sea World on May 19 and are eligible to winotherprtxes.
Diabetes is the fourth leading cause of death by dis-ease In the United States. Diabetes is also the leadingcausa of blindness in working age Americans and thoprincipal cause of nontraumatlc amputations.
For more information, call the Diabetes Assocatlonor Greater Ooveand at (216) 591-0800 or Just go to thopool sites on April 21.
ACS Basketball Tourney : :KLYRIA — The American Cancer Sodaty will hold
its third annual Camm'n and Slamm'n Baskatball -Tournament on Saturday. May 18 at the SirparK-marton Leavitt Rd. (SR sa) In Loraln. Registration will be at'8 ajn. in the parking lot of the Super K-Majt.
This year, there will be seven age divisions la botb^boys and girls compeUtion. Participants must be aC'least age 12. Than will be a division for over 35 par-rtidpants. . _-,_AU local divison player* will rscnlve 3 on 3iCramm'n & Slamm'n T-shirts. First place finishers In•ach division will receive trophies. First and 3 ,-nnd-'-place winners may adv-nco to the it«Ie touinan*&L Inaddition, there will be a "Long Shot* contest and arree Throw conest again this year.Call today to register at 324-2211 or 233-5210 from 9'
ajn, to 4 pjn. Monday through Fridjy.
ACS Bench Press CompetitionThe second annual American Cancer Society's bench -
pros competition. "lifting Pounds to Boot Cancer.-wm be held Saturday. May 18 at American Fitnessg ^ . 8<7fMLonUn Blvd.. (Highway 57. north ofMidway Mall). Proceeds from this event will benefitthe American Cancer Society and help continue Itsprograms of research, education and service.
Lifters axe asked to secure sponsors who will pledgefu0?7?^ a m ° u n l P« oach pound they can lift overUwir body weight or a flat pledge. Those who are tntor-S^in . .p af t i c i p i ' t i n8 s h o u l d contact Dave Hopkins at324-4313 at American Fitness or the American CancerSociety at,324-2211 or 233-5210 from 9 a.m. lo 4 p.ra.Monday through Friday.
By JoAnne Easterday
AVON — Peuplo from Hunter's Traillot Ci>7 Council know that there is cnatoo many roads going to the proposedhigh school. That road b tho one cam-icg off Hunter's Trail. Thn access to thoschool was deemed unnecessary byHunter's Trail resident Dean Tiipis.
A! council work session. SchoolBoard President Leonard DeChani pre-sented the preliminary sita plan andasked for a special uso permit to buildtho school In a residential area.
DeChant addressed problems involv-ing lighted sidewalks to Detroit Roadand to Stoney Ridge, 360-degree accessaround the school for emergency vehi-cles, and landscaping buffering alongtho perimeter.
DoChant said tita developer is stillworking on plans for a left turn lane onthe westbound lane of Detroit Road.
There will ba limited use by busesmming from the lauthern part of thedty «t tho entrance off Hunter'i Trail.Only teachers will hava access to the 58parking fpacss at tha south parking letHowever. OeGhant could not guaranteethat parents would not be dropping offstudents In thai area. In reply to a ques-tion about open doors for students toenter from the south, DeOant said hocould not answer to? «*>m<iihTng thatshould ba school policy.
DeOunt envisioned galas betweenthe studenta* parting lot and ths drivearound ths f^wmi, and gtftvf *i theentrance off Huntart Trail Taa lattergate would be open when the school IsopotL
Islpis and Councuman Niels Jensencautioned council to consider the twostudies done inrolving the necessity for
twu accesses."A single situ access was mare than
adequate." was the finding of the trjfficsurvey don« by both th*} "board and anindependent burvuy contracted byHunter's Trail residents, said TsipU.
He added. "We have been nothing buisupportive of this school. We had noobjection to a special use permit in aresidential area. Wo campaigned for theschool."
However Tsipis said UiBy (Hunter'sTrail residents) wanted tc hold theboard to what it said it was going to do.
Ha said a single access meets theneeds according to traffic experts.Money U short. Why build an extraroadway that is not necessary, hoasked?
Countering the idea. CouncilmanDavid Kaiser said that if safety wereconsidered, it seems that dividing thecongestion would allow for greatersafety.
Council President Ed Krystowsklsaid. "All traffic will be coming into thecenter of I own."
With two accesses, some congestioncould be diverted,
A second access to Stoney Ridge wasrejected on the basis that there Is acurve and poor visibility, required thepurchase of *" «*<rg homos, and wouldcome out opposite KInzel Road — alsoa hazard for access.
DeChani said the second Wfy^t wasnecessary to allow teachers who travelbetween the high school and middleschool to make the trip more quickly.
The first reading wIU ba brought upat the next council meeting April 22.
In other businessa Attorney Russell McLauj;hlin
addressed thy problems brought up atthu lait nieetinj; involving North StarSubdivision. Thu scale modul hebrought showed that tbe area drainsnaturally. The subdivision ofsix home*will be feft in as natural a state as pos-sible. According to McLaughlin. therewill be insignificant run-olf. therefore,no retention basin should be required.
In order for there to be sidewalks Inthe area, many trees would have to boeliminated. The developer would pre-fer not to have sidewalks on thoWestern-Reserve style site.
McLaughlin said. "There are no side-walks at the end of the development onDetroit Rd. This would be a sidewalkthat goes cowhere."
There are no sewer lines available toserve this area presently, but if sewerlines are available in the future, itwould be written into the deeds thattho homeowners would be responsible
Continued from pago 1Winners will be announced at theArbor Day ceremony planned forSaturday, April 27, 10 " m. at BleserPark.
• City Council approved theappointment of Kevin Schmotzer ofCleveland (not the Kevin Schmotcer ofAvon Lake) as the intern in tha city'splanting departmenL Sch motzer is aCleveland State University studentworking toward a degree in urban plan-ning. Tha city will pay 75 percent of hissalary, and CSU will pay the other 25percent
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precedent in forgoing the ri'quin*im.Mitsfor a major subdivision even when itmissel significance by ona property. Amajor subdivision Is defined as fivB ormore homes.
• Joan Reidy of Avon Oaks nursinghomi; implored council to help withthe Environmental Protection Agency'sdemand that the nursing home tie intoa sanitary sewer. The area on FrenchCreek Rd. docs not have sanitary saw-ering. The Roidy family is willing toput in private sewers if the ordinanceregarding regulation of private utilitiescould allow for existing problems to boexcluded. Kryslowski asked the lawdirector to draft such an ordinance.
• The ordinances considering satsl-lite dishes and residential fences wasreferred back to Planning Commission.
• The appointment of a permanentpart-time recreation director atS6.50/hour will ba considered.
• Theodore J. Thomas was appoint-ed to fill the citizen vacancy on theEnvironmental Aflslrs Advisory Board.Thomas h»T a Ph-D. in environmentalengineering and has 23 years of experi-ence in his Geld.
• This Friday Is StudentGovernment Day at Avon Lake HighSchool. Guest speaker will be StateRepresentative John Bender. Studentswill shadow dry govern merit officialsas part of the studont government expe-rience. On Monday, students will shad-ow council members during council'sApril 22 meeting.
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Fire hydrant flushingAVON LAKE— Hs3ldonts HIP advised that the Avon Laie Firw Department will
begin flushing hydrants oa Monday. April 22 and continue far tho next four weeVsthiough May 17.
Flushing will tatfl place from 0 a.m to 4:30 p.m. each week-day. Tho operationwill start at the west end of the city and progress tc the east limit*
Hydrant flushing is a safety measure but it can briefly causo rusty water. Thosewho are having their hydrants flushed should check, their water beforo washingclothes.
According to Utilities Director John Kniepper, the Water DeDartment will passout cards notifylrg residents when hydrant flushing will tato place in their neigh-borhood!.
AL too far along to Include AvonAVON LAKE — In response to Avon City Council asking Avon Late if the two
cities! could share a new police/court facility. Avon Lake Council President RonaldAndolsen replied thai Avon Lais is basically too far along in Its plans to team upwith Avon.
Andolsen wrote a letter back to Avon Council President Ed Kmtowski and TedCrnczyk saying the concept is Interesting, but Avon Lakn just finished a designretreat with an architect and reviewed details fox Avon Lake's new facility.
Andolien said Avon Lake anticipates a start date or late 1936 or the spring of1907. Avon Lake does not Intend to ask. voters for additional taxation to pay for thenow building. Andolsen said.
What do you do with tired tires?AVON LAKE — Mayor Vinca Urbln announced that BFI does not accept old
tires. He asiad residents not to put tires at the curb for pickup, because they willnot beremoved.
Although Lnrmin County is planning a hazardous waste collodion day onSaturday. April 27. tires will not be accepted.
However, other substances such as paint, flammablas, pesticides, fertilizers andtoxins will bo accepted. The closest ilts for area residents will be at Loxsin CountyCommunity College. Hours of collection will be jom 9:30 am. to 3 p jn.
Urbln said ha would lilts to know if area gas stations or other businesses areaccepting old tires.
CEt granted 7.1 % rate hikeCOLUMBUS—Ofivaland Electric Illuminating was granted permlssion to phase
In a 7.1 percent rate bika for residential customer* by t ie Public Utilitiesf>TTnpitfv<n of Ohio.
Cotmrilnan Earl Martin, representative to the Public Utilities Committee ofcouncil* announced the rate hike Monday night.
Ha said Ute PUCO granted the lncrcas« on the low end of the request, noting thatcustomers In Ohio pay some of tho highest rales in tha Midwest
Perimeter parking lot at Miller?AVON LAKE — Jc« Reitz of the city's engineering department is working on yet
another plan to add nearly 50 parting spaces at Miller Road Park. The spaces aroneeded lo accommodate more visitors to the park once the fishing pier is built.
Mayor Urbin said en L-shapi>d lot could be crt-aled from the south sida of thepark near the Peter Miller house garden, jjruct-t'ding east and ncrth surroundingthe park.
Planning Cominisiion struck, down original plans for u parking lot near thg pierafter several citizens protested the taking away of more green space at Miller. Thecity's alternate response was to lease parking space from the neighboring powerplant. But last week, tho Ohio Department of Natural Resources visited Avon Lakelo examine the pier site and park and was not pleased with the plans to lease park-ing. The bulk of the money for the fishing pier and Miller Road Park brcakwallimprovements is coming from an ODNR grant.
Men's softball strikes outAVON LAKE — After seeking local men's softball league interest among busi-
nesses and other entities, Avon Lake's Recreation Department decided to cut thomen's softball program this season.
A rising Interest in little league and women's softball has created stiff competi-tion for field space while local interest in the men's softball league hns diminiinad.
Mayor Vine© Urbin said only eight ontities responded to tha RecreationDepartment's surveys. He and Recreation Director Jim Votruba said, however, thatSheffield-Sheffield Lake's men's softball league would accept Avon Laka playors.
At one time. Urbin said. Avon Lake was a men's softball hub, nnri thw city was asite considered for a Men's Softball World Series, but Interest has shifted consid-erably.
Avon Lake city meetingsAVON LAKE — Tha following meetings are scheduled:• The Public Service committee will meet today. April 17 ai 4 JO pan. In tha
Service and Engineering building.• Thursday. April 18 - A joint meeting of tha Human Resources end Special
Employees committees will be held In the council confexfincs room at 5:30 tun. -• Safety Committee also meets Thursday. April 18 et 7:30 P-ra.• The Public Utilities Committee will meet Wednesday. AJKU 24 at 5 pjn. In.
Council Chambers.• Tha Recreation Commission will meet Wednesday, April 24 at 7:30 p.m. in
the Old Firehouse.• The report on the proposed 1 l/2*mile big ditch Is in; the Sewer r w n i
will study the report during a meeting on Thursday. May 0.
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Newsworthy items for this columnmay be sent to 701 Kenilworth Ave.,Sheffield Lake. OH 4-1054-1232 or call949-2736. You can also fax me at thisnumber or send e-mail to rhfen-terplQaoI.com. All information mustiw received by noon on the Wednesdayprior to the next edition.
Sheffield Lake. Residents of the cityshould be aware that water bills due onMay 15 will reflect un 11-cent increasoon the sewer rate. *I7ie increase is dueto a similar 0.85% increase sewer ratafrom the City or Loraln. This rate hliemust be passed on to the consumeraccording to Service Director WilliamGardner. The new sewer rate for thodry will be S1.73 per 100 cubic feet.
There will be a public hearing onMay 9 for a new liquor licenw opplica-ticn by RinI Rego. The license wouldallow on-sita consumption of alcoholicbvrerages In the Shoreway ShoppingCooler itcre. Ths hearing will be heldat the Eljria Municipal Court Building,3211 Broad Street at 10:30 «T" on thesecond Dooc. AH residents are Invited
soinctimo in May.Caunciluiiin Kutt Enzi:iann was
Riven approval by city council lo pub-lish a city internet hoinepdge. ThuhonjL'paqe can bi? acci:33ed withthe following TEMPORARY URL:hUp://mt.uiibt!rs.aol.co[]i/l.iJrtfpJiiioz.Whun ihertf. opt;n UIL* bookinaxl. "MyLit lie Link I'ago" and then click on ih'ucity seal. The new page contains a briefhistory ol the city, pictw* at the mayor,names of al! cily ofnculs. cuunci!schedule, a lii.k to ordinances, city lelu-phone diruclory and a survey. A newand PERMANENT URL will be avail-able at a later date.
Sheffield Village. Far village resi-dents only, spring clean-up diunpsterswill be available at the ServiceDepartment. 4480 Colorado Avenuefrom April 28 through May 5.
French Creek Nature Center. GirlScouts Care for the Earth: Day WithoutNature will be offered al two sessions,10 a.m. - noon and 1-3 p.m.Environmental games and activitiesteach solutions to day's issues. For pre-reglstratlon cai. Erie Shores Girl Scoutsat 233-6112.
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Aitmsa International meetsARruu IrftwmSon*. inc. of Lonin County.
District S. «•> rcU tfwir moruMy (xs*r*» andtfinrw roartng TTiund«* Aprt i e « &30 jum. Ut » SpOzw Ptaza. 301 Brawtaey, Lenin. TTwprognua «V b* pn«cotsd by BsmnSnaMdJtfen antl Bactara U i m t . By-Lsws andExiwakxi <XfnrnA*M. In Aprs, n w n w i wfl t *
Cn April 9,25 exctiango itudtnts andtwo teachers were recognized by citycouncil and the mayor at the councilmwttag. The visiting group of studentsand faculty of Sheffield. England werehonoted and experienced our dry gov-ernment at work. I cioicarely hope theyall ltars a safe trip home aero** theAtlantic tomorrow,--
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Inexpensive maintenance on vehiclesresults In a longer vtthicle life and savesmoaoy on major nipaiis down the road.Regardless of the agu of tho vehicle, lhafbllotylng preventive maintenance andsafety stops can preserve the conditionand performance of the vehicle. These(tops era not only economical for you.tha consumer, they also benefit theenvironment In which everyone mustlive.
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• Keep your engine tuned up. Afouled spark plug or plugged/restrictedfuel injector can reduce fuel efficiencyby as much as 30 percent.
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lifu of the moving components of ihovehicle's suspension system.
• Check battery cables and posts forcorrosion, and clean them if needed.The battery fluid also should bochecked ano Tilled if it Is low (except inthe case of maintenance-free batteries).
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• Chock windshield wiper blades forcracking, tears and windshield contact.Replace them approximately once ay?ar or soonor if streaking begins.
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• Have the air filtration syslua >checked frequently. The air filter §should be checked opproximatly every rother oil change lor clogging or damage. .^This system ensures that lha vehicle is -performing at its pvak condition. a
Motorists should consult the vehicleowner's manual for individual serviceschedules. Vehicle manufacturers" ser-vice schedules may vary.
fcia sure to select a (qualified automo-tive service facility. Many are membersof tho Automotive Service Association{ASA], a national nonprofit trada asso-ciation, which upholds a stringent codeof ethics, has a great deal of integrityand employs professionally trainedtechnicians. Member businesses can beidentified by the rod, white andblue ASA sign.
In stales with safety inspection pro-grams, up to 29 percent of vehicles failbecause of brake problems. yfTT>H'"Eto reports from state vehicle safety pro-gram tdmlnlstratars.
Tha jtsllxtlcj, compiled fromNational Traffic Highway SafetyAdministration dockets in IOCS, showthat, in Virginia. 23 percent of vehicle*Inspected failed because- of brake prob-lems. Missouri failed 19 percent ofvehicle* inspected for brakes. Ad-ditionally, of the 1.334.000 vehiclesrejected in safety inspections inVirginia in 1993. 443,880. or 20 per-cent, failed because of brake problems.
Motor-vahlda safety »dmlnlstrBtarscaveat bean the only ones concernedby. these findings. The Automotive
Service Association (ASA}, tha nation'slargest trade association representingIndependent automotive repair shops,is so concerned that It has made avail-able brochures on brake safety for mem-ber shops to distribute to consumers.
A long-time advocate of regular vehi-cle maintenance. ASA Is concernedthat, of the more than 180 million vehi-cles on U.S. roads today, millions mayhave serious brake problems that couldlead to accidents.
Far any car. new or old. regular peri-odic inspections should be peiunrnedon the brake system. While just aboutanyone can check a car's fluid levelssimply by opening the hood tnd fol-lowing the owner's manual instruc-tions, ASA recommends leaving the
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This is ASA's checklist.• Look at the brake line under the car
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• A squealing sound, caused byexcessive nesting of brake pads and/or
•* A rubbing naive, caused by themetal break rotor rubbing against themetal component of the brake pad. Thatrubbing sound means the brake pad iscompletely worn away.
• A soft brake-fluid leak or oh- in thelines.
• Brakes that pull. Your vehide maypull to one side if it has worn lining*,stuck pistons in ths calipers or wheelcylinders, or linings saturated withgrease or brake fluid.
Information and assistance on theproper maintenance of brakes are avail-able at repair shops displaying the red.white and bluo ASA logo. ASA sup-ports voluntary ASE-certlfication formechanical and euto-body techniciansand I-CAR training for autobody techni-cians.
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Sometimes, problems may require asimple repair, not a major overhaul.Hore are few common repair tips:
• Alternator — Loose wiring canmake your alternator appear defective.Make sure the technician checks forloose connections and performs an out-put test before replaring it
• Battery — Corroded or loose bat-tery terminals can make the battaryappear dead or defective. Make sure thetechnician deans the terminals andtests battBry function befure replacing
• SUrtBT — What appears to bo adefective starter actually may be a deadbattery ox poor connection. Ask yourtechnician to check all connections andtest the battery before repairing thestarter.
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• Muffler — A loud rumbling noiseunder your vehicle Indicates thti needfor a new muffler or exhaust pipe.Quality replacement parts obviouslycoal more. Low-priced parts aro seldoma Rood buy unless you keep the vehiclelass than a year. Maka sure you under-stand rotactly what the warranty covers,because many exhaust-systezn war-ranties have serious exceptions andlimitations. . , , , , »
• "ninenp — The old-fashioned"tuneup" may not apply to your vahl-de. Other than belts, spark plugs, hosesand filters, few parts eeneraUy ntsvi tobe replaced on newer vehicles. Followrecommendations in your owner*yp annul.
Take the heatout of Summertravel bychecking yourvehicle
Spring — It means the beginning ofwarm weather, sunny days and thecountdown *o rummer vacation!However, before you start planningyour road trip. It's a good Idea to haveyour car checked to ensure it's In prop-er working order. The last thing youwant ou your vacation is to have abreakdown.
Hare is e checklist to follow beforetaking to the road:
• Make sura yaur car has "ride con*trol," the ability to hold the road whenmaneuvering in traffic at high speeds.This means th&t you should nave tightstoeri»£ «ul suspension, strong shock^sorbers and struts, and good tires.Have yaur shocks and struts inspectedto make sure they an properly alignedand in good condition. Check tire pres-sure to make sure each tire is at thd rec-ommended level. Not osly ^vill under-inflated tiros reduce riria performanceand handling, but they also willdecrease your vehicle s fuel effidencT.
• Have the braking system carefullyInspected. Chock pads and shoes lorlining wear, all wheel cylinders:calipers, drums and rotors; all hard-ware; hrako linos and hoses lor leak*,kirks or blockages: and the brake-fluidloveL If you need to repair your brake*,insist oa quality parts from reputablesources. Remember, your family's saf*-ty is on the line.
• Inspoct your vehlde's cooling syi-tam, especially the thermostat, nousand radiato/ pressure cap. If you dost.your car may overheat, and this cancause serious damage to cylinderheads.
• Look at the hoses and belts to makasure there are DO signs or wear. If a hoseor belt fails. It radically can affect avital part of the motor.
• See that your cor has enough oU.Besides being a lubricant. It Is also anengine coolant.
• Chock thtj windshield wipers. Ifthey aren't clearing the window proper*ly, replace them before leaving for vaca-tion. Make sura you buy the right typeand size, and know how to install them.Read the instructions on tba packagtrefore leaving the store, and If youuon't understand, ask a salespersonquestions.
After making sure your car is In goodcondition, you .;an got on the road withconfidence. It should be easier to enjoythe trip now that you have one lessthing to worry about.
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— Tire and relatedautomotive care is ex-tremely important tomotorists concsrnedabout tho safe andeconomical operation oftheir cars.
Since 1921. the NationalT i r e D e a l e r s a n dRat read era Association(NTORA) has shared thatconcern for the wall-beingof the nation's motoringpublic and now as • sup-porter of National CarCara Month/October, of-fon these important carcan tips—
— TIRE INFLATION —You can turn air into oU.simply by keeping yourtints properly inflated.
A c c o r d i n g to theDepartment vt Energy.American motorists couldsave 90,000 barrels of oU aday by properly Inflatingtheir tires. Keeping theirtires untterinOated couldresult in wasting anestimated 80G milliongallons of gasoline HH"1"1*-ly, or about 5750 million ayear.-
Motorists should checktheir vehicle owner'smanual to determine theproper inflation.
It Is not passible to teU iftires are underinflated histby looking at them. Sinceair pumps are not alwaysaccurate. NTDRA recoir-mend* that you either stopby a tire dealer fc.r an in-flation check or carry anaccurate air gauge In theglove campmitmanl. Tiresshould be checfcsd it leastonce a month and beforeany long trip.
Und«rinflaUon lowersmiles per gallon, createsexcessive hsat. seriouslyreduces tread life, in-creasfts rolling resistanceand can cause tiro failure.
— TIRES — Don't gobald early! At least once amonth, inspect tires close-.ry for signs of unevenwear. Uneven wear pat-tenu may be caused byi m p r o p e r Inf la t ionpressures, misalignment.improper balance orsuspension neglect. Ifcaught in time, the causemay ba corrected. Whenthe tread is worn down to2/32nds or an inch, or tothe wair bars, which looklike thin strips of smoothrubber across the tread.appear on tbo tire. It'stimo to replace the tire.
DO NT WAIT.- SUSPENSION AND
STEERING — Suspensionsystems in need of. repairssend out warning signals:US Excessive bounce atfront or rear end whenyou push down on thebumper (2) rough, uncom-fortable rida — caused byleaking shock absorberseals or (3) clinking noiseswhen going over a bumpor pot hole. If any of theseproblems are noticed,mctorists could avoid ex-cessive and expensivedamage to their cars andtires by having the suspen-sion system checked. Ifcar fail* to respond im-mediately to turn of steer-Ing wheel, then a profes-sional check of steeringcomponents is in order.
— BRAKES — Squeakynot always bad. but becarefuL All brakes arosusceptible to slight occa-sional squenl or grinding.This occurs after tho vehi-cle has been idle overnightor in unusual dampwealhor conditions. This
noise will dlssipato quick-ly, and has no effect onb r a k e o p e r a t i o n .However, If the braknnolsas (giinding andsqueaking) continue, orbrake linings havon't beenchecked by a professionalservice center for over oneyear, a professional checkshould be in order. Also, ifbrake pedal has to bepushed down further thannormal to engage, a checkmsy be needed. Brakefluid level should bochecked every six months.
— ALIGNMENT —Keep it going straight. Ifthe car seems to pull toone side or appears to bet-aveling at an angle whileall four wheels arestraight, and the tire treadIs wearing unevenly, thecar is probably out ofalignment. This couldhappen to either a new orolder car. To avoid perma-nent damiige and the riskassociated with driving avehicle in this condition,NTDRA suggests a profes-sional opinion.
There were more than 0 millionpolice-reported accidents in the UnitedStates in 1993. and you can bet that, inalmost every one. the people involvedfelt anxious, angry and disoriented.These understandable emotions oftenlead to costly mistakes when handlingInsurance claims.
Here are seven commonsense stBpayou should take after having an ccci-dent. They were compiled by theAutomotive Service Association (ASA),the largest nonprofit trade associationof its kind, serving the collision repairindustry. Post them on the inside ofyour sun visor or glove box
AFTER AN ACCIDENT1. Move your vehicle to a safo place,
then stop and identify yourself to theother driver. If it can't be moved, turnon the hazard lights. Seek medical helpif you need It. and notify police. Tellthem who you are, where you are. andabout any obvious or claimed Injuries.
2. Kxrhq"E" information with theother driver. Including driver's licensenumber, vehicle registration number,make, model and license plate number.Be sure to get the other driver's nama,address telephone number, and namaof his or her Insurance company. Also,list any passenger and witnesses.
3. Get names and badge numbers of
any police officers who arrive at thescene. IT there are injuries or extensivedamage, tha police will file a report.Ask how to get a copy.
4. Avoid any extensive discussion* atthe scsno about who U responsible for.the damage. If the other person admitsresponsibility, offers s money settle-ment and you accept, any future claimagainst that driver may be compro-mised. Never agree just to forget theaccident. You or the others later mayfind damage and bodily injury notapparent at first
5. Write a complete description of thoaccident u soon -is possible afterward.Include weather conditions, estimatedspeeds and as much precise informa-tion as you can obeerva. Take pictures ifyou have a camera.
8. Havii the vehicle towed or drivento a collision repair facility of yourchoice. If in doubt, there are some12.000 ASA member businesses aroundthe nation. Look for the ASA logo in theyellow pages or the red, white and blueASA sign,
7. Notify your insurance company ofthe accident as soon as possible.
Documenting this pertinent Informs'tion will help avoid compUcatlorn.imddiscrepancies about details of the acci-dent.
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We welcome all children and youthtram infants to 7lh graders for a fullSunday School program every Sunday at9:00 and 11:00 am. We believe that ourSunday School U an ^tt^active ard invit-ing place for all agei We have just redec-orated our colorful and welcoming cribroom called "Noah's Nursery" for infantsand toddlers. We have also finished ourmural painting project in tire SundaySchool hallways with the theme. "WEARE AIL GOD'S CHILDREN.-
We hive great d&*se» and teachers forthe 3-4 year elds. Kindergarten and 1stgrade, 2nd and 3rd grade, 4th and 5thgrade as well as a junior Mgh clniff for6th and 7th graders. In our SundaySchcd, we hope th** all children andyouth feel liio God's children and wehop* they know how wonderful andexdtlng it ' • to learn and grow in the
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We also have youth ministry in ourchurch for Jr. and Sr. High youth. Wemeet each week for study, fellowshipand fun! We invile all youth in Jr. and Sr.High to join us for our next youth meet-ing Sunday. April 21st at 6 JO pm whenw* will discuss an important issue forteens, the pressure that youth feel todrink. We will also h^ve fun playing bas-ketball and enjoy getting tojtnow each"other better.
AVON LAKE — An anti-assaultdefense workshop, entitled, "Don't bo aVictim." will bo sponsored by AvonLake PTA. This FREE two-hour work-shop, from 7 to 9 p.m., will tw boldThursday. April 25 at WestviowElementary School. 155 Moore Rd.
The workshop is open to all womenand Female teenagers (ases 14 and up)and will offer tips on safety awareness,simple methods to evade an assault andtho best ways to escape an attack.
The workshop will be taught by inter-nationally certified Dan Black BeltJeffrey D. Ellis, chief instructor atInternational Karate Centers. His cre-dentials include: master instructor inkarate, Taa Kwon Do. Aiki Jujitsu. Judoand Kobudo. E11U It a Baldwin-WallaceCollege physical education facultymember.
With Ellis' 25 years of professionalteaching experience and xnowledge.
the women who attend this workshopcan be assured they will receive valo-abls information.
Participant* could wear loose, COSHfortablc clothing. Young ladies agon uto 17 must be eccompanied by a parent;Registration form* are available at anyof the Avon Lake Schools or UInternational Ka-Tite Centers. 445 AroaBeldon Rd. Pre-register by c pthe registration from or by callingAckennan of thp PTA a* 933-S3C3April 22.
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The March of Dimes Birth DefectsFoundation's WaltAraerica — thenation's biggest walking event —• raisesmoney for research, education andcommunity outreach programs to helpprevent birth defects and reduce theincidence ol infant mortality. On April28. nearly 500 people throughoutLorain County will participate in thaMarch of Dimes WalkAmerica at LorainCounty Community College.
This year, the March of Dimes asksvolunteers to walk for someone theylove—their own baby, a relativa's child,a pregnant Hand, a healthy baby or oneol thn many thousands bom each yearwith birth defects.
Funds raised in WalkAmerica overths past 26 yean have totaled more
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The 2Gth WjlkAmerica holds greatpromise for future generations by rais-ing critical funds for such March ofDimes programs as:
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We welcome all children and youthfrom Infants to 7th graders for a fullSunday School program every Sunday at9:00 and 11:00 am. We believe that ourSunday School is an attractive and invit-ing placa for all ages. We have just redec-orated our colorful and welcoming cribroom called "Noah's Nursery" fcr Infantsand toddlers. We have also finished ourmural painting project in the SundaySchool hallways with the Iherae, "WEARE ALL COLTS CHILDREN.'
We have great classes and teachers forthe 3-4 year olds. Kindergarten and 1st j?grade, 2nd and 3rd grade, 4th and Sth^*"grade as well as a Junior high daw J«*±rf6th and 7th graders. In our SirSchool, we hope that all
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Tha flower show will feature floraldesign smogemeots. horticultural andaducatlooal axhibiu by cumbers of thegarden dub. Tha themo of aShaltafpearsan Garden will ba carriedout through quotas t«L_fl Gram pbys.sonnets and other poetry by the Bard.
The Floral Design Section will bestaged In the main rooms of the library.Miniature designs will be placed In thedisplay casa and will feature three-incharrangement* stat ad on cordial glasses.Ova-inch dried basket arrangements.and alght-Inch arrangements staged onhandkerchiefs. Fresh floral designarrangements will be staged in the peri-odicals department, as wall as on bothhearths and in the fiction departmentIn the audio visual department, displayalcove and In tha gallery will be Door,door and floral arrangements of fresh,dried and/or treated materials.
In the Gallery Room will also be dis-played the educational and horticultur-al exhibits. The horticultural exhibitswill feature spring flowers and bulbs.
various perennials and around coven,as well as branches of flowering, non-flowering and evergreen trees andshrubs. Also includedwill be floweringand non-flowering house plants, cactiand herbs. The educational exhibitswill center on herb gardens, growingferns. ..garden therapy at GoodSamaritan Nursing Home, and a specialnon-Judged exhibit of Fairy gardens.
Members of the Garden Club havebeen working on and planning for theflower show since September. Theyencourage attendance at the show foranyone interested in gardening, flowerarranging, and Shakespeare. They espe-cially encourago children end youngpeople to visit the show in hopes of ini-tiating a lave of gardening.
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