chesterland news august 15th, 2012

By Cassandra Shofar

On the heels of CongressmanSteve LaTourette’s shockingannouncement he would not beseeking a 10th term in Washin-gton, the Republican party

committee voted unanimouslyFriday afternoon to pick GeaugaCounty Prosecutor David Joyceas the replacement candidate forOhio’s 14th CongressionalDistrict on the November ballot.

“His 24 years of services as

prosecutor for Geauga Countyhas been exemplary and I thinkhe would be a great choice to beon the ballot to replaceCongressman LaTourette,” saidCharlie Frye, Ashtabula CountyRepublican Party chairman,

after officially nominating Joyceduring the 2 p.m. meeting.

Geauga County RepublicanParty Secretary Roberta Halfordseconded the nomination.

“Obviously I’m honored toreceive the nomination toreplace our congressman, SteveLaTourette, on November’sballot,” Joyce said during a 3:30p.m. press conference in hisoffices in Chardon.

“I appreciate the hard workthat each party chair and eachparty secretary has done overthe last two weeks and thededication they have shown,” hesaid. “These men and womenhave been under tremendouspressure and I want them toknow how grateful I am fortheir support.”

Joyce also extended thanksto the citizens of GeaugaCounty for “entrusting” himover the last two decades with“one of the most important jobsin government.”

“Even on the darkest of days,I truly enjoyed serving asprosecuting attorney in thiscounty and I will forever begrateful for the support and

encouragement that I’ve receivedwhile discharging my duties,” hesaid. “People have come to knowthat I say what I mean and Imean what I say. That, I promiseyou, I will continue to do when Igo on to D.C.”

Joyce made clear, however,that he intends to continue toprosecute the many cases in hisoffice, most notably the T.J. Lanetrial regarding the ChardonHigh School shootings.

“I fully intend to have thatcase behind me before I leave,”he said. “Although the electionto Congress is very important,my first priority remains my jobas a prosecuting attorney.”

He added, “From Brecksvilleto Conneaut, Mentor to Solon,from Kinsman to Concord,Aurora, Willoughby andGeneva, the district is verydiverse and I look forward tomeeting with as many people asI can in all seven counties. Mycar is gassed up and I’m ready toput many miles on it, and I amgoing to visit as many people asI can in the district in the next87 days.”

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Joyce Chosen as GOP Candidate to Replace LaTourette

By Maureen Mooney

Chester residents now havea place to go for assistance infeeling healthier.

Pro-Activites, a physicaltherapy clinic, opened mid Julywhen owner and director ofoperations, Brian Ramona,moved his business fromBeachwood to Chester Township.

“I can go to a pizza place,gas station or bank and peoplewill remember me and talk tome and treat you as a friend.That didn’t happen inBeachwood,” Ramona said.“Chester is such a close knitand friendly community. It wasa no-brainer when we decidedto move here.”

The clinic caters to any adultlooking to feel better, get betterand function better, Ramona said.

Among patients treated areorthopedics, geriatrics, sportrelated injuries, neurologicalissues, personal injuries,worker’s compensation oranyone looking to learn how tolive a healthier lifestyle.

They offer physical therapy,exercise programs, health andwellness programs and vitaminand nutrition guidance, Ramonasaid, adding over 40 percent ofhis clients are Chester residents,referred by a local doctor.

“It made sense to movehere. I could be closer to myclients. We’re centrally locatedin the business district ofChesterland, but still in theresidential area,” he said. “I lovehaving windows to look out ofduring the day.”

The spacious open floor planis clean and new, with plenty ofroom for individuals to workout without the interruption ofother people.

“I eventually want to move

By Ann Wishart

Chester Township TrusteeChairman Mike Joyce got downto business last Thursday andpulled no punches in layingdown some new and stricterguidelines for meeting decorum.

The result was a half-hourbusiness meeting, perhaps theshortest meeting in Chestertrustees’ recent history.

After thanking the audience

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MAUREEN MOONEY/CNPro-Activities owner and staff in front of their new physical therapy andexercise clinic. Pictured Left to right: Jacqui Boling (office assistant), BrianRamona (owner) and Andrea Boling (clinic administrator).

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JOHN KARLOVEC/CNGeauga County Prosecutor David Joyce meets with the media Friday afternoon after Northeast Ohio GOP leaderspicked him to replace outgoing Congressman Steve LaTourette on the November ballot for Ohio's 14th District.With Joyce are his daughters, Kaleighe, left, and Bridey, right. His wife, Kelly, a nurse at University Hospitals, couldnot attend the press conference. Behind his daughters are their friends Shannon Evans, left, and Nicole Abele.

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By Josh Echt

Up and down, round andround.

Up and down, round andround.

For 185 miles, the legs ofBruce Becker rotated in amechanical fashion on his bike,battling hills, fatigue, pain and— of course — more hills.

But Bruce, a pastor fromMayfield United MethodistChurch in Chester Township,said the pain his legs felt isworth enduring as he completed

last weekend’s Bike MS Pedalto the Point Ride, a fundraiserthat benefits multiple sclerosisresearch for the NationalMultiple Sclerosis Society.

“My ups and downs on thebike are nothing compared towhat those with MS have todeal with some days,” saidBruce, adding his wife, Stacy,was diagnosed with thecondition over two years ago.

The pastor, along with his16-year-old son, Alex, rode the

Methodist Pastor, TeamOn Ride For MS Research

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The seven-county partycommittee was comprised ofcentral committee secretariesand county Republican partychairmen from the district,which contains all of Ashtabula,Lake, and Geauga counties, inaddition to eastern CuyahogaCounty, northern TrumbullCounty, northern PortageCounty and northeasternSummit County.

Due to the time crunch,most committee members wentout and interviewed candidateson their own, Frye said.

“The timing of this, we reallyhad a little more than a weekwindow to make this decision,”he said. “So we decided to putthe time in; we all had adifferent set of criteria and adifferent idea of how we weregoing to approach this.”

Frye said the decision wastough, but he believed Joycewas the best candidate out ofthe rest, which included formerstate Rep. Matt Dolan and stateRep. Ron Young.

“(Joyce) has had anexemplary record as a publicservant and another quality thatI really like about him is he’s adown to earth person and I thinkthat resonates well with thepeople of the 14th CongressionalDistrict,” Frye said.

When asked how Fryethinks Joyce would comparewith LaTourette, he said timewill tell.

“We’ll have to find out whenhe starts voting on the differentissues that come before him ifand when he becomescongressman, but I think he

would mirror LaTouretteanyways,” he said.

Geauga County RepublicanChairman Ed Ryder was allsmiles after the meeting, whichwas held at the WilloughbyHills Community Center.

“I think (Joyce) brings yearsof experience, education,background, time in ourcommunity and will serve verywell as our new congressionalcandidate of this district,” Rydersaid. “Dave is a hard worker,he’s been wonderful in theprosecutor’s office therewithout scandal or question foryears and years, and he’s an oldveteran of our community.”

Ryder added, “We’re verypleased and think the people ofthe 14th District will get anexcellent candidate. We had agreat group of people here tochoose from. It was a verytough decision, but I think theDave’s the right one and I thinkhe’s going to do a great job forthe people in the district.”

Joyce said he decided to runbecause “we need Americanpeople to lead in America’seconomic recovery, notpoliticians and not bureaucrats.”

“Wherever I go, the samestory: Washington is broke andno one is listening,” he said.“Well, I’m listening and I get it.”

Joyce said he and his wife,

Kelly, a nurse at UniversityHospitals, understand theterrible economy and the impacton “hardworking taxpayers.”

“As a family, we’ve had totighten our belts and go without,why can’t Washington?” he said.“Over the coming months, thehardworking taxpayers of the14th District will hear ourmessage of cost effectivegovernment that is limited inscope, but focused where needed.A message that calls for thefederal government to get out ofthe way of job creation byremoving unnecessary regulatoryred tape and reforming ourunfair and antiquated taxsystem.”

Joyce said this is a messagethat does not tell people whatthey want to hear, but what theyneed to know.

He also stressed the need toimprove the country’s infrastr-ucture — roads, bridges, railsand harbors — that the countrydepends on for commerce, jobcreation and the transports ofgoods.

“We need a federal govern-ment that is committed to aphysical infrastructure systemthat is second to none, as mydear friend CongressmanLaTourette has done since hisfirst day in office,” he said.

Joyce credited LaTourette formaking sure Northeast Ohio washis first priority in the spendingof federal infrastructure dollars.

“And if elected, I plan oncontinuing that,” he said.

He added, “We also need toget our country moving forwardagain to secure the Americandream for my children and forfuture generations whilekeeping our commitment to oursenior citizens. They have livedin a way that taught all of usthat working hard and playingby the rules is what it meant tobe an American.

“Our national security willpromote security throughstrength, a fully funded defense,and absolute commitment toserving the needs of our menand women in uniform, and theveterans who came beforethem. My father, a World War IIvet, would expect no less ofme,” Joyce said.

He concluded, “Hopefullyyou can hear the optimism inmy voice. I’m living proof thatthe son of a small businessowner and a stay-at-home momcan truly live the Americandream. I believe in an Americawhere hard work is rewarded. Itruly believe that our best dayslie ahead and my goal in thecoming campaign will be to talkabout my vision and, morespecific, the way the federalgovernment can assist — or not— in the pursuit of thatdream.”

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Brunswick-to-Sandusky routewith three other congregationmembers Aug. 4 and 5.

His team — dubbed “TeamYada Yada” after Stacy’snickname she received whileworking in children’s ministry— raised $2,320 for MSresearch.

Stacy, along with the family’stwo daughters, Samantha andChristina, even cheered Bruceand Alex on during the long ride.

Multiple sclerosis is an“unpredictable, often disablingdisease” of the central nervoussystem and it interrupts the flowof information within the brain,and between the brain andbody, said National MultipleSclerosis Society spokeswomanGuyla Wehman.

“Every hour in the UnitedStates, someone is newlydiagnosed with the disease,” shesaid, adding symptoms rangefrom numbness and tingling toblindness and paralysis.

Most people with MS are dia-gnosed between ages 20 and 50,with women being diagnosed at a2:1 or 3:1 rate compared to men.

The condition affects morethan 400,000 people in the U.S.and over 2.1 million worldwide.

The national society’s goal isto fund research, promote MSadvocacy and provide servicesbenefitting MS patients.

In 2010, the NMSS devoted$159 million to programs andservices helping one millionpeople, according to a NMSSpress release.

All riders had to raise aminimum of $250 each by theday of the ride, Wehman added.

Bruce had heard about theNMSS and Pedal to the Point ayear before the event, butstarted looking into the it morethoroughly as race day drewcloser.

“When information came upabout the race, I decided to doit,” he said. “With all my wifegoes through on a weekly anddaily basis, I felt I had to supporther in some way.”

After a talk with his family,

Bruce's son immediately volunt-eered to ride for his mother.

“Alex put the informationon Facebook and others fromthe church responded,” he said.“They have friends with MS aswell. We all decided to do ittogether.”

Bruce said the 2,800-cyclistrace had several options, butmost of his team rode thelongest route possible:

•The first route, totaling 30miles, started at BrunswickHigh School and ended at alunch stop. Participants thenrode a shuttle back to theschool.

•The second route, totalingabout 80 miles one way, startedat Brunswick High School andended at Sandusky High School,with a shuttle driving those whowanted it back to Brunswick.

•The third route was acomplete bike ride fromBrunswick to Sandusky andback, totaling 160 miles.

•The final route was acomplete bike ride to Sanduskyand back as well as an additional25-mile loop to the south.

“We didn’t realize it was thathilly. As we were headed south,the wind was in our face. Hadwe known then what we knownow, we would not have takenthat extra loop,” Bruce said.

He and a few others rodeboth days, while the remainder ofthe team rode the first day only.

He said the NMSS and raceorganizers did a “great” job interms of hospitality for theriders, providing respite at sixrest stops and lunch at the

Lorain County Joint VocationalSchool in Oberlin.

Those who rode both daysstayed overnight in Sanduskywith various sleeping arrangem-ents, either at the high school orin tents.

Becker said his wife drovethe camper up from Chester-land and the family slept in thevehicle.

“I felt bad for those in thetents,” he said. “They got soakedafter a storm and had to ridethe next day.”

More than 2,800 ridersparticipated in this year’s race,according to the NMSS.

One of the highlights on thetrip was being able to meet“The Amazing Race” host PhilKeoghan at a Friday night pre-race dinner.

At that point, they alsopicked up their race packets.

“It was nice to meet him andhave a photo session,” Beckersaid. “He was willing to talkabout his experiences with MS.It was neat.”

Keoghan, a long-time suppo-rter of NMSS, rode a tandembicycle in the Ohio BuckeyeChapter’s Pedal to the Point Ride.

His bike partner, ReginaLyalls, is a mother diagnosedwith MS.

The family rode, the milespassed by and each of itsmembers reflected on theimportance of the ride.

“We were able to do stuff asa family, and while we rode, wethought about how we couldsupport MS even next year,”Bruce said. “We want to see ifwe can expand it to morepeople.

The fact is, so many of usknow folks affected ordiagnosed with MS, so thatmotivates us to keep doing thiskind of event.”

He added, “What I keptthinking was — this is my wayof making a statement for mywife and those who have MS.It’s a challenge.”

For more information aboutMS, riding, volunteering orparticipating in Bike MS, pleasevisit MSohiobike.org or call216-503-4183.

for attending, Joyce noted thatpublic comments and questionshad been deleted from themeeting.

“Attendance at this meetingis your legal right and we areglad to have you here,” Joycesaid. “However, speaking at thismeeting is not a right; it is aprivilege, one that has beenabused in the past. Commoncourtesy and respect arerequired by all.”

Since the beginning of theyear, the same handful oftownship residents have beenattending each meeting andinterrupting the proceedingswith questions, comments anddemands that have causedmeetings to last for hours.

A recent budget hearing ranuntil nearly midnight and had tobe continued later in the weekbecause of constant interruptionsfrom a former trustee and aformer fiscal officer.

The residents and formerofficers have been insistent thatdepartment heads should attendevery meeting so they cananswer questions.

Thursday, Joyce made itclear that will no longer betolerated.

“We will not be bringing inemployees or department headsfor the purpose of havingquestions and answers ‘being puton record,’” he said. “Questionsmeant for department headsshould be directed to thedepartment head in his or heroffice. The department headswill give periodic reports to the(board of trustees) as requestedor if a situation arises requiringtheir presence, the zoninginspector will report if asituation requires it.

He added, “This meeting isnot intended to be a fact findingmeeting, a trouble shootingmeeting or a fishing trip. We arehere to conduct the business ofChester Township. If you havecomments, please make themafter the meeting or you will beasked to leave.”

Since Joyce became trusteechairman in January, themeeting agendas have included

chapter and verse of everyaction to be taken and everyitem has been read aloud beforeaction is taken.

Several weeks ago, trying toreclaim control of theproceedings, he limited publicparticipation to the early part ofthe meeting, but residentschewed up time taking turns atquestioning items that appearedon the agenda during theparticipation section.

On July 26, ChesterlandNews Publisher John Karlovecattended the trustees meetingand ran an editorial in the Aug. 8Chesterland News calling the“hostile, recalcitrant residents”to task for their rudeness.

He also lambasted Chestertrustees for allowing theresidents to hijack the meetingsfor their own personal agendasand vendettas.

Karlovec attended lastThursday’s short meeting duringwhich resident Jeff Frank shookhis hand for publishing theeditorial.

In the parking lot, Frank saidhe was on his way home fromwork, but he wanted to letKarlovec know he appreciatedthe editorial.

“I had come here and toshake John’s hand. He’s donemore for the civility of thosemeetings than anyone in the lastthree or four years,” he said.

Frank said he is in favor ofcutting out the publicparticipation item during regularmeetings.

“It isn’t constructive. It’s thesame chorus of people bringingup the most unremarkablethings,” he said, adding herespects Karlovec for taking theright position.

“I’ll ride shotgun for him anytime,” Frank said.

When the meeting was over,frustrated residents spokeunkindly about Joyce andKarlovec regarding the lack ofpublic participation.

However, Joyce had

announced there will be time forcivil comments or questions atfuture meetings, with the three-minute time limit to be enforced.

Karlovec stood on the newtown hall sidewalk and spoke withresidents who approached him.

”I never said no one has theright to ask questions. But youhave to be civil,” he said.

Later in the evening, Joycesaid he does get some value outof public participation and isconsidering moving it to the endof the agenda so business canbe conducted efficiently, first.

He also said Karlovec’seditorial led him to take thestand he did to gain morecontrol over the trusteesmeetings in the future.

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my family into Chesterland, somy children can attend theschools and the commute towork will be much less,” saidAndrea Boling, the clinicadministrator who currentlydrives 40 minutes everyday tobe at the clinic.

Ramona graduated fromCleveland State University witha Physical Therapy degree andhas worked in the field eversince, with over 22 yearsexperience.

After working at differentplaces over the years, Ramonadecided to start his ownbusiness.

“I wanted to do it better thatthe way it was being offered,”he said. “I wanted to treatpeople better, give people whatthey need with personalservice.”

Pro-Activities was thenfounded, with the “Pro” meaningproactive, professional andproper care for patients, Ramonaexplained.

He prides himself in workingone on one with clients andworking out a personal healthand wellness plan for each andevery person.

“I treat people fair. I workwith them financially,” he said.“My main goal is to give eachclient individualized care. I telleach person what they’re doingand why. I give them myphilosophy behind everything, sothey can understand and carrythat with them after they leavethe clinic.”

The transition to the newlocation has been relatively easy,save for a bump or two.

“Besides having an unreliable

moving company assist withmoving the equipment fromBeachwood to Chester, the startup process has been extremelysmooth,” Boling said. “We(Boling, Ramona and JacquiBoling, the office assistant)thought we’d have time to settlein and slowly gain moreclientele, but the second wearrived in Chester, businessesstarted booming.”

She added, “We werepushed into operating the clinicat a very fast pace. It was a goodthing, it forced us to get in thegroove and go into everythingfearlessly.”

The struggles they face arethe same as most businessoperators: balancing life andwork.

“We work six or seven daysa week, just like other businessowners and employees do,”

Boling said, adding because oftheir line of work, there areconstant changes with insurancecompanies and a lot ofpaperwork needed.

“It’s nice to know thecommunity wants us here,”Ramona added.

The team is already a memberof Chesterland Chamber ofCommerce, sponsoring a hole atthe upcoming golf outing andattending the community picnic.

“Anything we can go to tobecome more involved, we’reopen to,” Ramona said. “One ofour primary goals is to getplugged into the community. Wewant to be the premier clinic inthe area. Helping people livehealthier lives with less pain iswhat we’re all about.”

He added, “Because ofChester Township, I’m excitedto get up and come to workeveryday.”

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Aug. 15: Chester Twp.Concert in the Park7-9 p.m.

This is the last performanceof the summer.

Held at Chester TownshipPark gazebo.

The Geauga County FairBand will be performing.

Band Bio: This large concertband consists of about 50members and produces bigsounds while playing a widevariety of tunes ranging frompatriotic marches, Broadwayshow tunes to folk songs.

This group of musiciansfrom throughout GeaugaCounty represent the GreatGeauga Country Fair. Theyproved extremely popular inprevious performances.

Rain date Aug. 22. Parking available at Chester-

land Baptist Church until townhall parking lot is reopened.

Aug. 16: Chesterland TeaParty7 p.m.

The next Chesterland TeaParty/Conservative Forum willbe held at Orchard Hills EventCenter, 11340 Caves Road,Chester Township.

Susan Daniels, a privateinvestigator, will describe thelawsuit she filed that challengesPresident Barack Obama’s rightto be a candidate on theNovember 2012 ballot in theState of Ohio.

Refreshments served. Everyone is welcome. Geauga County Juvenile and

Probate Court Judge TimGrendell will speak on theSupreme Court ruling onObamacare.

Call 440-552-4385 for moreinformation.

Aug. 17: Fix it in theFarmland9 a.m.

Pet Fix, a low cost ($10 peranimal) mobile spay and neuterclinic for pets with qualifyinglow income Geauga Countyresidents, will hold a clinic at ADogs Life, 12654 West GeaugaPlaza, Chester Township.

Aug. 18: CCOCCommunity Picnic12-5 p.m.

Join for the Second AnnualChesterland Community Picnic,held at Orchard Hills Park,11340 Caves Road, ChesterTownship.

Food from local restaurantsavailable, including Callum’s,Guido’s, Danny Boys and Risen Dine Café, available by ticketpurchase.

Entertainment includes localbands, West Geauga MarchingBand, bounce house, facepainting, corn hole, kids games,free bubbles and dunk tank.

Dunk some local faces fromaround town such as the athleticdirector, varsity football coachand a township trustee.

Join the community forsome food and fun.

Email Kaily Cunningham,[email protected] formore information.

Aug. 18: Steak Dinner6-8 p.m.

Burton-Middlefield Ameri-can Legion Post 459 will host asteak dinner, held at 14052Goodwin St., Burton Township.

Advanced tickets available. Call Bo, 440-834-8764 for

more information.

Aug. 18: Munson Twp.Concert in the Park6-8 p.m.

Join at Munson Scenic RiverRetreat, 10900 Mayfield Road,for a performance by the DanZola Orchestra.

Bring own lawn chairs andblankets.

Refreshments sold. Rain or shine.

Aug. 18: Flea Market onthe Greens8 a.m.

The 23rd annual FleaMarket on the Greens, hostedby Chesterland HistoricalVillage, will have over 100vendors offering antiques,specialized collections, jewelry,movie memorabilia, books andmore.

The event will also have aproduce corner, 50/50 raffle,coffee and donut shop, bakesale, Village Vettles and daylilies for sale from the WesternReserve Dai Lily Society.

Rain or shine. Admission is $2. Proceeds used for education

programs offered at villagethroughout the year.

Located at the corner ofMayfield and Caves roads.

Call 440-729-1830 for moreinformation.

Aug. 19: AACA Car Show8 a.m.

Ohio Region of AntiquesAutomobile Club of AmericanNorthern chapter is sponsoringthe annual car show held atPatterson Fruit Farm, 11414Caves Road.

This event showcases earlycars from the Classic Era of the1920s and 1930s.

There will be 19 judgedclasses awards for first, secondand third place as well as Bestof Show, Children’s Choice andthe Patterson Fruit Farm award.

Gates open at 8 a.m., judgingbegins at 10 a.m. and awardceremony begins at 3:30 p.m.

Food, beverages and trailerparking available.

Pre-registration for showcars is $12.50 if received beforeAug. 14 and $15 received laterat the gate.

Occupants of show carsadmitted free.

Registration forms availableat Patterson Fruit Farm, NAPAAuto Parts and Federated Auto.

Call John, 440-287-6857, formore information.

Aug. 22: PERI #86meeting11 a.m.

Geauga County OPERSretirees are invited to join PERI#86, an organization thatsupports the retirement systemand benefits.

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Guest host, wellnesstherapist Geralyn Cartor, willintroduce Hahn at the AugustGANG program.

Hahn is especially interestedin the healing properties ofstones and crystals, and her artcombines these materials increative ways to promotewellness and healing.

Reservations not necessary.Call Joanne Durante, 440-

729-6481 for more information.

Aug. 25: “The HotMikado” Auditions1-4 p.m.

Mayfield United MethodistChurch Youth Drama Ministrywill hold auditions for “The HotMikado” at the church’s worshipcenter, 7747 Caves Road,Chester Township.

“The Hot Mikado” is amusic comedy based on thePopular Gilbert and SullivanOperetta, “The Mikado.”

Auditions are open to all ingrades 6 through 12.

Call Bob or JimPappenhagen, 440-684-9533 formore information.

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Patricia J.l McHenry, 12405Stockbridge Drive, to KennethRyan Johnson, $325,000.

Jeffrey V. and Michelle J.Zyzanski, 13035 Caves Road, toFederal National MortgageAssociation, $47,000.

MUNSON TOWNSHIP

Federal National MortgageAssociation, 13153 Bass LakeRoad, to Kevin J. and TrishaRay, $184,900.

Cecelia V. Pitrone, 11460Lakeview Road, to Lisa M.Samples, $141,000.

Frank R. and ElizabethFormichelli, 13361 Hidden OaksDrive, to Joseph G. and CarlaM. Dunbrook, $285,000.

Gary R. and ShawnSchofield, 12348 Carroll Drive,to U.S. Bank NationalAssociation (trustee), $106,700.

Robert S. McIlroy Jr., KlatkaDrive (s/l 10), to DominicLaudato and Maria A. Nice,$83,000.

RUSSELL TOWNSHIP

U.S. Bank NationalAssociation (trustee), 14335Watt Road, to Kristopher W.Klingman, $43,000.

Beverly Shirley Hollis, 9134Pekin Road, to Joshua R. Sirk,$65,000.

Scott A. Seifert, 7925 DinesRoad, to Federal Home LoanMortgage Corporation, $90,700.

Edward G. Pierson (trustee),8178 Chagrin Mills Road, toLaura E. Plummer, $229,000.

Aug. 19: PancakeBreakfast9 a.m. to Noon

The second annual St.Anselm pancake breakfast willfeature pancakes, waffles andtoppings provided by DannyBoy’s Restaurant.

Door prizes, music, “Wheelof Fortune” and a “Change forChange” donation jar available.

This year’s goal is to raise$5,000.

Monetary donations accepted.

Sept. 9: AnniversaryCelebration10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Chester Christian CenterA/G Church will be celebratingits 25th anniversary with a dayfilled with fun for the wholefamily, held at the church, 11815Chillicothe Road, ChesterTownship.

An outdoor service at 10:30

a.m. will be held, followed by afree meal and ice cream social.

Enjoy horseback riding,Jungle Terry, balloon extraor-dinaire Jeff Wright and cornhole throughout the day.

This celebration is free andopen to entire community.

Call the church office at 440-729-6203 for more information.

Sept. 22: Moms in PrayerVigil & Ministry Fair9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

For all moms, grandmoms,aunts, teens and women whodesire to pray for children andschools.

Held at Chester ChristianCenter, 11815 Chillicothe Road,Chester Township.

Featured guests are KathyLittleton, Moms in PrayerInternational State Coordinatorand Pastor Debbie SeenarineWilson, of Impact Church,Munson with 15 year olddaughter Brittany fromChardon High School.

Fair will include manyministries from the local area.

Lunch provided andchildcare available with pre-registration. Admission: a non-perishable food item.

Call 440-338-5921 to registeror for more information.

At the Heartland "Son Seekers" day camp, a ministry of Mayfield UnitedMethodist Church, children and teachers took a step back in time thissummer. Children had a picnic lunch and took a walk over to visit neigh-bors at Chesterland Historical Village. The volunteers at the Village rangthe bell on the old one room schoolhouse upon arrival. The 19th centuryhomestead, city hall, schoolhouse and general store provided a betterunderstanding of what life was like all those years ago. Two more visitsare planned before summer is over.


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meetingsChester Township: Aug. 15, 7

p.m., Zoning Commission;Aug. 16, 9 a.m., Board ofTrustees, attendance at GeaugaCounty Auditor’s Office for2013 budget hearing; Aug. 23,7 p.m., Board of Trustees. Allmeetings are held at the TownHall, 12701 Chillicothe Road,unless otherwise noted.

Munson Township: Aug. 20, 7p.m., Zoning Commission. All

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Following is a list of real estate transfers in Chester, Russell andMunson townships for the two-week ending Aug. 3, provided as apublic service by the Geauga County Auditor’s Office. Transfers mayinvolve sale of land only.

BUS 18481 CRANWOOD DR ............7:28 A.M.11797 CHILLICOTHE RD .........7:25 A.M.8361 CRANWOOD DR ............7:27 A.M.8460 CRANWOOD DR ............7:28 A.M.8481 CRANWOOD DR ............7:28 A.M.8495 CRANWOOD DR ............7:29 A.M.8516 CRANWOOD DR ............7:29 A.M.11348 SPRUCE DR ...............7:32 A.M.11329 SPRUCE DR ...............7:32 A.M.8669 KIRKWOOD DR .............7:33 A.M.11153 WINDING BROOK LN .....7:37 A.M.11162 WINDING BROOK LN .....7:37 A.M.8550 KIRKWOOD DR .............7:40 A.M.8380 KIRKWOOD DR .............7:41 A.M.8360 KIRKWOOD DR .............7:41 A.M.11141 CHILLICOTHE RD .........7:42 A.M.8283 SHARP LN ...................7:43 A.M.8351 SHARP LN ...................7:43 A.M.8401 SHARP LN ...................7:43 A.M.8411 SHARP LN ...................7:44 A.M.8439 SHARP LN ...................7:46 A.M.8312 SHARP LN ...................7:47 A.M.11262 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:48 A.M.11486 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:49 A.M.8239 MULBERRY RD..............7:52 A.M.11490 FOXHAVEN DR.............7:59 A.M.8189 MULBERRY RD..............8:00 A.M.11730 PINEWOOD DR ............8:01 A.M.11750 PINEWOOD DR ............8:01 A.M.11801 PINEWOOD DR ............8:01 A.M.11810 PINEWOOD DR ............8:03 A.M.8035 MULBERRY RD..............8:07 A.M.11624 CAMBRIDGE DR ...........8:12 A.M.11521 WILLOW HILL DR .........8:13 A.M.11463 WILLOW HILL DR .........8:13 A.M.11443 WILLOW HILL DR ..........8:13 A.M.7970 WILLOW BROOK DR.........8:15 A.M.11350 WILLOW HILL DR ..........8:17 A.M.7866 MULBERRY RD...............8:18 A.M.7821 MULBERRY RD...............8:19 A.M.

BUS 613325 HICKORY ST ...............7:20 A.M.8229 CEDAR RD ...................7:24 A.M.13041 MARILYN DR...............7:29 A.M.8595 CEDAR RD ...................7:32 A.M.9094 FOREST LN ..................7:39 A.M.12859 SPERRY RD ................7:42 A.M.12822 VINCENT DR ...............7:46 A.M.9020 RANCH DR...................7:50 A.M.12956 OPALOCKA DR.............7:53 A.M.12806 OPALOCKA DR.............7:54 A.M.12785 OPALOCKA DR.............7:54 A.M.8596 MAYFIELD RD ...............7:55 A.M.AVA'S BRIGHT BEGIN - WG PLAZA .................................................7:58 A.M.8513 HERRICK DR.................7:58 A.M.8553 HERRICK DR MISS PATS DAY CARE.......................................7:59 A.M.CORNER OF HERRICK DR AND HOVEY DR.......................................8:00 A.M.12610 HOVEY DR..................8:01 A.M.CORNER OF HOVEY DR AND SEMINARYLN....................................8:01 A.M.8564 SEMINARY LN...............8:02 A.M.12265 SHILOH DR.................8:05 A.M.12230 SHILOH DR.................8:05 A.M.12191 SHILOH DR.................8:07 A.M.8712 SHERMAN RD ...............8:08 A.M.12380 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:10 A.M.12410 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:10 A.M.8380 LINCOLN DR.................8:11 A.M.8346 LINCOLN DR.................8:13 A.M.

BUS 712500 CHESTERFIELD DR........7:20 A.M.12595 BARFIELD ..................7:22 A.M.12727 BARFIELD ..................7:26 A.M.12965 CASSIE LN S ...............7:32 A.M.12780 HEATH RD ..................7:33 A.M.9636 KIM DR .......................7:36 A.M.12953 KENYON RD................7:37 A.M.12845 KENYON RD................7:38 A.M.10036 SHERMAN RD..............7:42 A.M.9630 SHERMAN RD ...............7:43 A.M.12290 SPERRY RD ................7:45 A.M.12245 SPERRY RD ................7:45 A.M.12225 SPERRY RD ................7:45 A.M.12189 SPERRY RD ................7:46 A.M.12066 SPERRY RD ................7:46 A.M.9620 SHADOW HILL TRL.........7:52 A.M.9408 SHADOW HILL TRL.........7:55 A.M.9615 SHADOW HILL TRL.........7:57 A.M.9655 SHADOW HILL TRL.........7:58 A.M.12180 HEATH RD ..................7:58 A.M.12358 VALLEY VISTA DR.........8:03 A.M.12316 HEATH RD ..................8:05 A.M.9709 SYLVANHURST DR .........8:06 A.M.9772 SYLVANHURST DR .........8:07 A.M.12702 HEATH RD ..................8:09 A.M.12676 SPERRY RD ................8:12 A.M.12658 SPERRY RD ................8:12 A.M.12482 SPERRY RD ................8:13 A.M.

BUS 1512574 WARD DR ..................7:25 A.M.12620 WARD DR ..................7:26 A.M.12629 WARD DR ..................7:26 A.M.12655 WARD DR ..................7:27 A.M.12684 WARD DR ..................7:27 A.M.

12846 WOODSIDE DR S ..........7:29 A.M.12860 WOODSIDE DR S ..........7:32 A.M.12537 VALLEY VIEW DR..........7:35 A.M.8228 MAPLE DR ...................7:35 A.M.8289 MAPLE DR ...................7:36 A.M.12635 WOODSIDE DR ............7:38 A.M.12593 BUCKEYE DR...............7:40 A.M.12390 HAROLD DR................7:43 A.M.12391 HAROLD DR................7:43 A.M.12402 HAROLD DR................7:43 A.M.12425 HAROLD DR................7:44 A.M.12555 HAROLD DR................7:45 A.M.12601 HAROLD DR................7:45 A.M.12628 HAROLD DR................7:46 A.M.12662 HAROLD DR................7:46 A.M.7936 MAYFIELD RD ...............7:48 A.M.12510 BENTBROOK DR...........7:54 A.M.12449 CAVES RD ..................7:58 A.M.8161 SHERMAN RD ...............8:01 A.M.CORNER OF RESERVE LN AND WHITING .........................................8:05 A.M.12260 NORTON DR................8:09 A.M.8224 SHERMAN RD ...............8:10 A.M.8080 WEDGEWOOD DR...........8:14 A.M.8040 WEDGEWOOD DR...........8:15 A.M.12290 WEDGEFIELD LN ..........8:16 A.M.

BUS 198277 MERRIE LN ..................7:41 A.M.11645 LYMAN RD .................7:42 A.M.8475 MULBERRY RD..............7:44 A.M.8735 MULBERRY RD..............7:45 A.M.9121 MULBERRY RD..............7:47 A.M.11215 SPERRY RD ................7:49 A.M.11175 SPERRY RD ................7:49 A.M.9255 GEM RD ......................7:50 A.M.11418 HEATH RD ..................7:53 A.M.11463 HEATH RD ..................7:53 A.M.11523 HEATH RD ..................7:54 A.M.11530 HEATH RD ..................7:54 A.M.11588 SPERRY RD ................8:00 A.M.9090 MULBERRY RD..............8:01 A.M.11300 PINE ACRES LN............8:05 A.M.

11340 PINE ACRES LN............8:05 A.M.11445 PEACH TREE DR...........8:10 A.M.11580 PEACH TREE DR...........8:12 A.M.CORNER OF MULBERRY RD AND RUST DR.......................................8:13 A.M.11720 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:14 A.M.11834 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:15 A.M.7980 WILSON MILLS RD .........8:18 A.M.

BUS 277640 MULBERRY RD..............7:25 A.M.7675 OAK HILL DR ................7:29 A.M.7556 OAK HILL DR ................7:30 A.M.7655 APPLE BLOSSOM LN.......7:31 A.M.7667 APPLE BLOSSOM LN.......7:32 A.M.7700 APPLE BLOSSOM LN.......7:35 A.M.7676 APPLE BLOSSOM LN.......7:35 A.M.7644 APPLE BLOSSOM LN.......7:35 A.M.7212 WILSON MILLS RD .........7:38 A.M.7198 WILSON MILLS RD .........7:38 A.M.7130 WILSON MILLS RD .........7:38 A.M.11975 COUNTY LINE RD .........7:39 A.M.11625 COUNTY LINE RD .........7:40 A.M.7049 MULBERRY RD..............7:41 A.M.7381 HILLENDALE RD ............7:43 A.M.7366 HILLENDALE RD ............7:43 A.M.7353 HILLENDALE RD ............7:43 A.M.7160 MULBERRY RD..............7:45 A.M.11495 COUNTY LINE RD .........7:46 A.M.7044 BROOKLANE RD ............7:47 A.M.7290 BROOKLANE RD ............7:48 A.M.11296 WALNUT RIDGE RD.......7:49 A.M.7351 BROOKLANE RD ............7:52 A.M.11274 WALNUT RIDGE RD.......7:53 A.M.11170 WALNUT RIDGE RD.......7:54 A.M.11129 WALNUT RIDGE RD.......7:54 A.M.11000 WALNUT RIDGE RD.......7:55 A.M.7260 EVERGREEN DR.............7:56 A.M.11220 WALNUT RIDGE RD W....7:57 A.M.11273 WALNUT RIDGE RD W....7:58 A.M.11307 WALNUT RIDGE RD W....7:58 A.M.11482 FERRY RD ..................8:00 A.M.11710 SHERWOOD TRL ..........8:03 A.M.

7355 MULBERRY RD..............8:03 A.M.11539 CAVES RD ..................8:05 A.M.11257 LAKE FOREST DR .........8:07 A.M.11249 LAKE FOREST DR .........8:08 A.M.11245 LAKE FOREST DR .........8:09 A.M.7860 CHALET DR ..................8:10 A.M.11150 CAVES RD ..................8:14 A.M.11164 CAVES RD ..................8:14 A.M.11180 CAVES RD ..................8:14 A.M.7760 PUDDINGSTONE DR........8:15 A.M.7690 PUDDINGSTONE DR........8:17 A.M.11284 CAVES RD ..................8:18 A.M.11380 CAVES RD ..................8:19 A.M.

BUS 3513181 WEST GEAUGA TRL.......7:25 A.M.13154 WEST GEAUGA TRL.......7:26 A.M.13064 WOODCREST LN ..........7:27 A.M.13045 WOODCREST LN ..........7:28 A.M.13006 WOODCREST LN ..........7:28 A.M.13064 STRATFORD TRL ..........7:31 A.M.12751 MANCHESTER DR.........7:33 A.M.12640 BARRINGTON LN..........7:35 A.M.7747 MAYFIELD RD - HEARTLAND DAYCARE USE CAVES..................7:38 A.M.12120 CAVES RD ..................7:44 A.M.CORNER OF WHITE PINE LN AND SHER-MAN RD.............................7:46 A.M.7262 SHERMAN RD ...............7:47 A.M.7078 SHERMAN RD ...............7:47 A.M.CORNER OF COUNTY LINE RD AND NEWMARKET LN ........................7:49 A.M.7215 WILSON MILLS RD .........7:51 A.M.11983 LAUREL RD ................7:52 A.M.11885 LAUREL RD ................7:55 A.M.11940 LAUREL RD ................7:55 A.M.11982 LAUREL RD ................7:56 A.M.CORNER OF WILSON MILLS RD AND TAT-TERSALL LN........................7:57 A.M.11942 CAVES RD ..................8:02 A.M.11910 CAVES RD ..................8:07 A.M.11875 CAVES RD ..................8:11 A.M.7860 PEAR TREE DR ..............8:12 A.M.

7930 PEAR TREE DR ..............8:14 A.M.11819 CAVES RD ..................8:15 A.M.

BUS 3712209 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:25 A.M.8645 WILSON MILLS RD ..........:26 A.M.12171 BARDWELL DR ............7:30 A.M.12132 PARKER DR ................7:32 A.M.12185 PARKER DR ................7:35 A.M.12115 PARKER DR ................7:35 A.M.12045 PARKER DR ................7:35 A.M.11962 SANDGATE DR.............7:41 A.M.10019 WILSON MILLS RD .......7:47 A.M.11747 RAINTREE DR..............7:50 A.M.11890 RAINTREE DR..............7:51 A.M.9610 WILSON MILLS RD .........7:52 A.M.11801 HEATH RD ..................7:53 A.M.11765 LEGEND CREEK DR .......7:54 A.M.11749 LEGEND CREEK DR .......7:54 A.M.11730 LEGEND CREEK DR .......7:59 A.M.9432 WILSON MILLS RD .........8:01 A.M.9318 WILSON MILLS RD .........8:01 A.M.CORNER OF AFRICAN ACRES DR AND

WILSON MILLS RD ............8:03 A.M.8070 WILSON MILLS RD .........8:06 A.M.8018 WILSON MILLS RD .........8:06 A.M.11921 SUMMERS RD .............8:07 A.M.11881 SUMMERS RD .............8:07 A.M.11861 SUMMERS RD .............8:08 A.M.

11841 SUMMERS RD .............8:08 A.M.11770 SUMMERS RD .............8:10 A.M.

11780 SUMMERS RD .............8:10 A.M.8163 WILSON MILLS RD .........8:12 A.M.8243 WILSON MILLS RD .........8:13 A.M.12144 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:14 A.M.12284 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:15 A.M.12304 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:15 A.M.8419 SHERMAN RD ...............8:16 A.M.8345 SHERMAN RD ...............8:16 A.M.


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MATHER LN.....................7:25 A.M.7549 FAIRMOUNT RD.............7:30 A.M.13932 FOX HOLLOW DR .........7:33 A.M.13931 FOX HOLLOW DR .........7:36 A.M.13981 FOX HOLLOW DR .........7:39 A.M.14024 SWEETBRIAR LN ..........7:41 A.M.14114 SWEETBRIAR LN ..........7:42 A.M.14250 SWEETBRIAR LN ..........7:45 A.M.7681 FAIRMOUNT RD.............7:47 A.M.7780 FAIRMOUNT RD.............7:50 A.M.13929 WILLARD DR W ...........7:52 A.M.13938 WILLARD DR W ...........7:53 A.M.14098 WILLARD DR W ...........7:54 A.M.13946 WILLARD DR E ............7:55 A.M.8015 FAIRMOUNT RD.............7:56 A.M.13711 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:58 A.M.13669 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:59 A.M.8450 BELLE VERNON DR.........8:03 A.M.8430 BELLE VERNON DR.........8:03 A.M.8360 BELLE VERNON DR.........8:04 A.M.13670 FOX DEN DR E .............8:05 A.M.13515 FOX DEN DR E .............8:07 A.M.8135 BELLE VERNON DR.........8:09 A.M.8125 BELLE VERNON DR.........8:10 A.M.13657 FOX HILLS DR .............8:11 A.M.13681 FOX HILLS DR .............8:11 A.M.13690 FOX HILLS DR .............8:11 A.M.13829 FOX HILLS DR .............8:12 A.M.13846 FOX HILLS DR .............8:12 A.M.13500 BRAEBURN LN.............8:14 A.M.13525 BRAEBURN LN.............8:14 A.M.13665 BRAEBURN LN.............8:15 A.M.13737 BRAEBURN LN.............8:16 A.M.13830 BRAEBURN LN.............8:17 A.M.

BUS 1115518 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:25 A.M.15662 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:26 A.M.ANN'S CHILD CARE - CHILLICOTHE ................................................7:29 A.M.15695 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:29 A.M.8810 LANES END DR..............7:32 A.M.8935 LANES END DR..............7:34 A.M.8867 MUSIC ST ....................7:35 A.M.8975 MUSIC ST ....................7:36 A.M.15765 NORTH RIDGE DR.........7:39 A.M.9323 MUSIC ST ....................7:45 A.M.15350 CYPRESS POND LN .......7:48 A.M.15275 FEDELI LN..................7:50 A.M.15225 FEDELI LN..................7:52 A.M.8626 SUGARTREE DR.............7:59 A.M.15151 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:01 A.M.14934 SURREY DOWNS DR .....8:03 A.M.14961 SURREY DOWNS DR .....8:04 A.M.8397 TOP RAIL LN ................8:09 A.M.CORNER OF HITCHING POST LN ANDMARTINGALE LN ..................8:10 A.M.14870 HITCHING POST LN .......8:12 A.M.14741 HITCHING POST LN .......8:12 A.M.CORNER OF SILVERCREEK DR AND CHILL-ICOTHE RD .........................8:14 A.M.8433 DINES RD ....................8:15 A.M.8396 DINES RD ....................8:15 A.M.

BUS 1314150 CAVES RD ..................7:25 A.M.CORNER OF KINSMAN RD AND

STILLWATER DR ...............7:32 A.M.7900 KINSMAN RD................7:33 A.M.7868 KINSMAN RD................7:33 A.M.7776 KINSMAN RD................7:34 A.M.7770 KINSMAN RD................7:34 A.M.664 COY LN ........................7:40 A.M.726 COY LN ........................7:41 A.M.745 COY LN ........................7:43 A.M.7520 HUNTERS HOLLOW TRL...7:55 A.M.7446 KINSMAN RD................7:58 A.M.14789 HILLBROOK LN E..........8:04 A.M.14781 CAVES RD ..................8:09 A.M.14729 CAVES RD ..................8:09 A.M.14711 CAVES RD ..................8:10 A.M.14585 CAVES RD ..................8:11 A.M.14565 CAVES RD ..................8:11 A.M.14535 CAVES RD ..................8:11 A.M.8008 THORNAPPLE DR...........8:13 A.M.CORNER OF THORNAPPLE DR AND

WEST RIDGE DR ...............8:14 A.M.8021 WOODSWAY LN.............8:15 A.M.14225 CAVES RD ..................8:17 A.M.14211 CAVES RD ..................8:18 A.M.

BUS 148564 COTTRELL DR...............7:25 A.M.8701 MAYFIELD RD ...............7:27 A.M.12800 VINCENT DR ...............7:29 A.M.12903 VINCENT DR ...............7:32 A.M.12879 VINCENT DR ...............7:32 A.M.12823 VINCENT DR ...............7:32 A.M.12906 SPERRY RD ................7:34 A.M.12926 SPERRY RD ................7:34 A.M.12934 SPERRY RD ................7:35 A.M.8962 WYANDOT RD ...............7:39 A.M.9105 FOREST LN ..................7:42 A.M.9068 FOREST LN ..................7:44 A.M.9120 RANCH DR...................7:47 A.M.8721 RANCH DR...................7:48 A.M.12901 OPALOCKA DR.............7:50 A.M.12819 OPALOCKA DR.............7:50 A.M.12807 OPALOCKA DR.............7:50 A.M.12784 OPALOCKA DR.............7:51 A.M.12884 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:52 A.M.12966 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:53 A.M.8680 CAMELOT DR................7:55 A.M.8930 CAMELOT DR................7:59 A.M.8567 PRESCOTT DR...............8:02 A.M.8659 PRESCOTT DR...............8:06 A.M.13404 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:08 A.M.8585 CARMICHAEL DR ...........8:10 A.M.8674 CARMICHAEL DR ...........8:10 A.M.8711 CARMICHAEL DR ...........8:13 A.M.13736 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:16 A.M.13828 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:16 A.M.8200 FAIRMOUNT RD.............8:17 A.M.7956 FAIRMOUNT RD.............8:19 A.M.

BUS 177802 CEDAR RD ...................7:23 A.M.7742 CEDAR RD ...................7:24 A.M.7730 CEDAR RD ...................7:24 A.M.7670 CEDAR RD ...................7:25 A.M.7658 CEDAR RD ...................7:25 A.M.7626 CEDAR RD ...................7:25 A.M.7586 CEDAR RD ...................7:26 A.M.7498 CEDAR RD ...................7:26 A.M.13205 WOODCREST LN ..........7:27 A.M.7210 CEDAR RD ...................7:30 A.M.

13167 WESTCHESTER TRL ......7:31 A.M.13111 WESTCHESTER TRL ......7:32 A.M.13010 WESTCHESTER TRL ......7:32 A.M.7322 MAYVIEW LN ................7:35 A.M.12903 WELLSWOOD TRL ........7:38 A.M.CORNER OF MANCHESTER DR AND

AVON LN ........................7:41 A.M.CORNER OF MANCHESTER DR AND

WARWICK LN ..................7:42 A.M.13011 STRATFORD TRL ..........7:43 A.M.13034 STRATFORD TRL ..........7:43 A.M.7521 DRURY TRL..................7:44 A.M.7577 DRURY TRL..................7:44 A.M.13082 FAIRFIELD TRL ............7:45 A.M.13063 FAIRFIELD TRL ............7:45 A.M.13036 FAIRFIELD TRL ............7:46 A.M.7370 GREENFIELD TRL...........7:48 A.M.7338 GREENFIELD TRL...........7:48 A.M.7292 GREENFIELD TRL...........7:49 A.M.7246 GREENFIELD TRL...........7:49 A.M.13024 WEST GEAUGA TRL.......7:50 A.M.13135 SPRINGBLOSSOM TRL...7:52 A.M.13290 FOXMOOR TRL ............7:54 A.M.13310 FOXMOOR TRL ............7:54 A.M.13345 FOXMOOR TRL ............7:57 A.M.7361 CEDAR RD ...................7:58 A.M.7661 CEDAR RD ...................8:00 A.M.7747 MAYFIELD RD - HEARTLAND DAYCAR USE CAVES ...................8:07 A.M.12860 CHERRY LN ................8:09 A.M.12870 CHERRY LN ................8:10 A.M.12906 CHERRY LN ................8:10 A.M.12923 CHERRY LN ................8:11 A.M.12926 CHERRY LN ................8:11 A.M.12994 CHERRY LN ................8:12 A.M.CORNER OF CHERRY LN AND

BIRCHWOOD DR...............8:13 A.M.8000 BIRCHWOOD DR............8:15 A.M.

BUS 18CORNER OF RIVERSIDE DR AND

CHILLICOTHE RD ..............7:25 A.M.8558 PEKIN RD ....................7:26 A.M.8636 PEKIN RD ....................7:27 A.M.14455 LEXINGTON RD............7:32 A.M.14336 WATT RD ...................7:34 A.M.14413 WATT RD ...................7:34 A.M.14740 WATT RD ...................7:36 A.M.14780 MORGAN TRL..............7:39 A.M.8970 GALLOWAY TRL.............7:40 A.M.14621 WATT RD ...................7:44 A.M.14398 SPRING VALLEY RD ......7:46 A.M.14330 SPRING VALLEY RD ......7:46 A.M.13965 WATT RD ...................7:48 A.M.9525 FAIRMOUNT RD.............7:50 A.M.13361 HIDDEN OAKS DR .........7:55 A.M.13655 SPERRY RD ................7:58 A.M.13393 SPERRY RD ................7:59 A.M.9300 FRASER LN ..................8:02 A.M.9225 FRASER LN ..................8:03 A.M.9150 FRASER LN ..................8:03 A.M.9624 FAIRMOUNT RD.............8:06 A.M.9558 FAIRMOUNT RD.............8:06 A.M.9085 FAIRMOUNT RD.............8:09 A.M.9061 FAIRMOUNT RD.............8:12 A.M.8938 FAIRMOUNT RD.............8:15 A.M.

BUS 3313463 CAVES RD ..................7:24 A.M.13370 GREEN DR..................7:27 A.M.13445 HICKORY ST ...............7:29 A.M.13315 HICKORY ST ...............7:30 A.M.13303 HICKORY ST ...............7:31 A.M.8145 CEDAR RD ...................7:32 A.M.8291 CEDAR RD ...................7:33 A.M.13350 CEDAR ACRES DR.........7:34 A.M.13311 SHADY LN..................7:37 A.M.13144 DOROTHY RD..............7:39 A.M.12841 LYNN DR....................7:41 A.M.12803 LYNN DR....................7:42 A.M.12788 LYNN DR....................7:42 A.M.12912 WOODSIDE DR S ..........7:47 A.M.12996 DOROTHY RD..............7:50 A.M.13123 MARILYN DR...............7:51 A.M.8294 CEDAR RD ...................7:53 A.M.8284 CEDAR RD ...................7:53 A.M.8264 CEDAR RD ...................7:53 A.M.7950 ARLINGTON DR .............7:59 A.M.

13395 GLEN HILL RD .............8:01 A.M.7707 CHESTER BROOK RD.......8:02 A.M.7694 CHESTER BROOK RD.......8:05 A.M.7666 MAPLE GROVE RD..........8:08 A.M.7679 MAPLE GROVE RD..........8:08 A.M.7693 MAPLE GROVE RD..........8:09 A.M.13444 CAVES RD ..................8:10 A.M.7610 WESTCOT RD................8:11 A.M.7620 WESTCOT RD................8:11 A.M.7640 NORTHWICK CT.............8:17 A.M.7725 WESTCOT RD................8:17 A.M.7675 WESTCOT RD................8:18 A.M.

BUS 368799 CEDAR RD ...................7:25 A.M.8891 CEDAR RD ...................7:26 A.M.CORNER OF CEDAR RD AND LAKEWOODDR ...................................7:26 A.M.9046 CEDAR RD ...................7:27 A.M.9435 MARSH HAWK RUN ........7:31 A.M.13241 SPERRY RD ................7:31 A.M.9345 WINCHESTER VALLEY RD.7:32 A.M.9611 WINCHESTER VALLEY RD.7:34 A.M.9660 WINCHESTER VALLEY RD.7:38 A.M.9310 WINCHESTER VALLEY RD.7:40 A.M.12798 KENYON RD................7:44 A.M.13009 KENYON RD................7:45 A.M.13030 KENYON RD................7:45 A.M.13040 KENYON RD................7:46 A.M.9721 MAYFIELD RD ...............7:49 A.M.12811 ROSETTA DR...............7:54 A.M.12545 CHESTERFIELD DR........8:00 A.M.8553 HERRICK DR MISS PATS

DAY CARE.......................8:04 A.M.CORNER OF HOVEY DR AND

HERRICK DR....................8:05 A.M.12628 HAROLD DR................8:10 A.M.8364 CEDAR RD ...................8:15 A.M.

BUS 3814975 HILL DR.....................7:27 A.M.15014 HILL DR.....................7:27 A.M.15086 HILL DR.....................7:28 A.M.15174 HILL DR.....................7:29 A.M.15201 HILL DR.....................7:29 A.M.8371 CHAGRIN MILLS RD........7:31 A.M.8403 CHAGRIN MILLS RD........7:31 A.M.15290 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:32 A.M.8414 MUSIC ST ....................7:33 A.M.8415 MUSIC ST ....................7:37 A.M.8433 CLOVERIDGE RD............7:42 A.M.8403 CLOVERIDGE RD............7:42 A.M.8089 CLOVERIDGE RD............7:44 A.M.15473 WENHAVEN DR ............7:49 A.M.8194 MUSIC ST ....................7:50 A.M.15700 HEMLOCK RD..............7:55 A.M.15417 DALE RD....................7:58 A.M.15365 DALE RD....................7:58 A.M.8144 CHAGRIN MILLS RD........8:00 A.M.CORNER OF HEMLOCK POINT RD AND

LAUREL LN .....................8:02 A.M.15133 HEMLOCK POINT RD .....8:02 A.M.14831 RUSSELL LN ...............8:04 A.M.14725 RUSSELL LN ...............8:05 A.M.14693 RUSSELL LN ...............8:05 A.M.14620 RUSSELL LN ...............8:10 A.M.14065 CHILLICOTHE RD..........8:15 A.M.

St. AnselmSchoolBUS 814570 RETRIEVER RUN ..........7:20 A.M.9610 KINSMAN RD................7:23 A.M.14789 SLEEPY HOLLOW DR .....7:25 A.M.14731 MORGAN TRL..............7:27 A.M.8750 GALLOWAY TRL.............7:28 A.M.8745 GALLOWAY TRL.............7:29 A.M.15350 CYPRESS POND LN .......7:36 A.M.15665 GAMESKEEPERS TRL.....7:39 A.M.8325 WHISPERING PINES DR ...7:46 A.M.13261 SPERRY RD ................7:51 A.M.9345 WINCHESTER VALLEY RD.7:53 A.M.

8725 PRESCOTT DR...............7:58 A.M.8675 PRESCOTT DR...............7:58 A.M.13000 CASSIE LN S ...............8:03 A.M.12995 CASSIE LN S ...............8:03 A.M.9571 MAYFIELD RD ...............8:04 A.M.9793 MAYFIELD RD ...............8:06 A.M.12675 BARFIELD ..................8:10 A.M.12575 BARFIELD ..................8:11 A.M.12785 OPALOCKA DR.............8:12 A.M.12900 OPALOCKA DR.............8:14 A.M.8534 COTTRELL DR...............8:15 A.M.NON-RIDERS STA .................8:15 A.M.

BUS 99666 SHERMAN RD ...............7:20 A.M.12289 SPERRY RD ................7:23 A.M.8960 SHILOH DR N................7:27 A.M.12120 SHILOH DR W .............7:31 A.M.12355 FALCON RIDGE RD........7:33 A.M.12360 FALCON RIDGE RD........7:33 A.M.12470 FALCON RIDGE RD........7:36 A.M.12427 SPERRY RD ................7:38 A.M.12429 SPERRY RD ................7:38 A.M.12435 SPERRY RD ................7:38 A.M.CORNER OF HEATH RD AND HILLCREST

DR................................7:41 A.M.10090 SHERMAN RD..............7:45 A.M.9841 SHERMAN RD ...............7:46 A.M.9409 SHADOW HILL TRL.........7:50 A.M.12089 WOODCHUCK HOLLOW TRL ................................................7:53 A.M.11775 LEGEND CREEK DR .......7:58 A.M.CORNER OF LEGEND CREEK DR AND

HEATH RD.......................7:58 A.M.11511 HEATH RD ..................7:59 A.M.11195 SPERRY RD ................8:02 A.M.11330 SPERRY RD ................8:02 A.M.11490 PEACH TREE DR...........8:06 A.M.11525 KRISTINE DR...............8:10 A.M.NON-RIDERS STA .................8:15 A.M.

BUS 167111 OLD MILL RD................7:20 A.M.7231 MAYFIELD RD ...............7:23 A.M.7322 MAYVIEW LN ................7:25 A.M.12800 WESTCHESTER TRL ......7:28 A.M.12937 COUNTY LINE RD .........7:31 A.M.7065 MULBERRY RD..............7:33 A.M.7174 MULBERRY RD..............7:36 A.M.7699 PUDDINGSTONE DR........7:38 A.M.8385 SHARP LN ...................7:41 A.M.8411 CRANWOOD DR.............7:44 A.M.11380 CHILLICOTHE RD..........7:46 A.M.CORNER OF LYMAN RD AND MERRIE

LN................................7:49 A.M.11871 SUMMERS RD .............7:52 A.M.7610 WILSON MILLS RD .........7:54 A.M.12156 CAVES RD ..................7:57 A.M.7906 SHERMAN RD ...............7:59 A.M.7939 SHERMAN RD ...............8:02 A.M.12190 NORTON DR................8:05 A.M.12220 RESERVE LN ...............8:07 A.M.12876 WOODSIDE DR S ..........8:10 A.M.NON-RIDERS STA .................8:12 A.M.

BUS 308260 CLOVERIDGE RD............7:20 A.M.14984 HILL DR.....................7:23 A.M.14795 RUSSELL LN ...............7:26 A.M.15189 DEEP WOOD LN S.........7:31 A.M.14430 WEST RIDGE DR ..........7:34 A.M.14381 CAVES RD ..................7:35 A.M.7657 DINES RD ....................7:38 A.M.8054 DINES RD ....................7:39 A.M.8263 DINES RD ....................7:39 A.M.8571 CARMICHAEL DR ...........7:44 A.M.13620 FOX HILLS DR .............7:46 A.M.13605 BRAEBURN LN.............7:48 A.M.8051 WEST RIVER DR ............7:53 A.M.13962 WILLARD DR W ...........7:54 A.M.7844 FAIRMOUNT RD.............7:55 A.M.13930 JAMES DR..................7:55 A.M.7340 CALLEY DR ..................7:59 A.M.13325 FOXMOOR TRL ............8:04 A.M.7658 CEDAR RD ...................8:05 A.M.7715 WOODLANDS TRL ..........8:09 A.M.7615 MAPLE GROVE RD..........8:12 A.M.NON-RIDERS STA .................8:15 A.M.

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Geauga CountyMaple Leaf.

When Voters Say ‘No’There is something intrins-

ically wrong with the wayfunding issues are put on theballot and voted upon.

If a political entity (e.g.,school district, township, villageor city) places a levy on theballot for “xx.xx” mills for “y”number of years, and it isapproved by the voters, thatentity will get that revenue for“y” number of years.

However, if it is rejected bythe voters, there is nothingpreventing the entity fromrepeatedly placing the same or asimilar request for the samepurpose in subsequent electionsuntil it is successful.

It is my opinion that if anentity asks for a five-year levy fora particular purpose (e.g.,operating levy, bond issue, etc.)and it loses at the polls, a levyrequest for that same purposemay not be placed before thevoters for a time periodcommensurate with the durationof the defeated request.

Also, only one levy for aparticular purpose may becollected at the same time.

If a police department has a6-mill levy and is in need ofmore money, a levy of say 10mills is placed on the ballot —before the 6 mil levy expires —and, if passed, supersedes the old6-mill levy, which then becomesnull and void.

This makes the voterscognizant of the actual yearlycost to them of each entity’soperation.

Overlapping levies obscurethe true cost of operation.

The concept of not beingable to “ask again, next election”would make political entitiesmuch more circumspect withregard to asking for long-termand/or high-estimate requests.

The way the system worksnow, it doesn’t really mean muchwhen the voters say “no.”

Another less onerousproposal would be to force thenext request to be placed on theballot in the next generalelection only in November ofyears when U.S. House andSenate members are up forelection.

This would assure a broadervoter turnout than obscure“special elections” or “primaryelections” where turnout couldbe poor.

David Bunsey Sr.Chester Township

Welcome to CommunistChina … Chesterland, Ohio

At the Aug. 9 ChesterTownship meeting, residentswere not permitted to speak orask questions. That's a prettygood tactic. If I were JudyCaputo or Mike Joyce, Iwouldn't want residents to askme questions either.

John Karlovec, owner of theGeauga County Maple Leaf andChesterland News. wrote aneditorial about ChesterTownship meetings. Just in caseanyone was interested, he cameto one meeting and then hewrote his editorial. Onemeeting! His letter was accurate

for that one meeting, but it gaveless than 10 percent of the totaland true picture.

Mr. Karlovec neverwitnessed that Pat Mula hasdominated every meeting shehas attended. And our trusteesare so weak they just sit thereand permit her to behave thisway.

John Karlovec neverwitnessed the years of abusedirected at Karen Austin fromJudy Caputo regarding themeeting minutes. Karen has notbeen our fiscal officer formonths and Judy Caputo wasstill complaining and attackingher until Trustee Ken Radtkeput a stop to it.

Mr. Karlovec also did notwrite about the fact that whenKaren Austin was in intensivecare, and her family wasstruggling with the possibility ofher death, Pat Mula wasdemanding that the ChesterTownship staff be ordered not tohelp her with her work load.

Trustees are so weak theycould not think to do thecommon decent thing and helpout an employee who was incritical condition. They had torely on the prosecutor, at thedemand of Pat Mula.

And John Karlovec was notin the audience when Pat Mulavulgarly told Michael Stark,“See, I told you that she (KarenAustin) wants to room withyou.” This was said in responseto Karen Austin’s request thatMichael Stark be included inupcoming fiscal training inColumbus.

Mula has the right to speakand voice her opinion; nobodyhas the right to make suchvulgar and disgusting statements.

Kathy and Ron Cotman arenot personal friends of mine; Idon't expect an invitation toThanksgiving dinner any timesoon. And Kathy wrote aglaringly negative letter to theeditor about me, which Mr.Karlovec printed. Regardless, Ihave deep respect for theCotmans and feel that they havethe right to voice their opinion.They ask hard-hitting questions,questions that many residentsare concerned about.

In my opinion, our townshiptrustees are doing a lousy job.They are spending money onthat 80-acre swamp we own; theyhired a cosmetologist to be ourzoning inspector; our new roaddepartment manager is helplessand needs an administrativeassistant all of the sudden; theybought a home and let the pipesfreeze, and that cost thetaxpayers a pretty penny to fix;they just spent another $15,000on unexplained litigation; andthey paid a quarter of a milliondollars to fix a parking lot andforgot to include the sidewalks… which will cost an additional$150,000 or so.

In my heart, I believe Mr.Karlovec was well intended, butone meeting doesn't paint awhole or true picture. Hismessage is that the contentiousatmosphere of our Town Hallmeetings, all parties equallyresponsible, needs to stop, now.

Judy K. Zamlen-SpottsChester

Editor’s Note: Ms. Zamlen-Spotts and I had an hour-longtelephone conversation followingthe Aug. 9 trustees meeting. It wasa civil and respectful discussion.

Our reporters have beencovering Chester Townshiptrustees meetings for years and Ihave heard the sordid details ofwhat has been transpiring at thesemeetings — and other townshipmeetings — for years and years. Itold Ms. Zamlen-Spotts thatwhatever occurred in the pastdoes not justify nor condoneresidents’ or former townshipofficials’ behavior today.

I also told her you could takemy editorial and simply changethe names to cover the past —the same one-act play with adifferent cast of characters — butthat does not excuse the rude,disrespectful and unprofessionalbehavior exhibited at trusteesmeetings today.

I also explained to her thatthe public’s right to attendmeetings of public bodies doesNOT include the right toparticipate or comment. If thatprivilege is extended residents,they have no right to act in adisruptive fashion, regardless ofwhether they are asking “hard-hitting questions.”

My editorial does paint thewhole and true picture: ChesterTownship trustees meetings arean embarrassment to thecommunity and EVERYONEinvolved is responsible. As Iexplained to Ms. Zamlen-Spotts,residents and public officials caneither continue to be part of theproblem or they can be part ofthe solution. It is up to each oneof them, including her.


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West Geauga Schoolscongratulates and extolsappreciation to Mickey Dailey,head custodian at WestwoodElementary.

Mickey was custodian atboth Lindsey Elementary andmore recently at WestwoodElementary.

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part-time custodian, worked hisway up through the ranks untilNovember 2004, when hebecame Custodian I — aposition he has held ever since.

Westwood Principal, DeniseBrewster, said, “Mickey relatedso well to students, staff andparents. We will miss hisfriendly smile and hiswillingness to help anyone whoasked.”

West Geauga OperationsManager, Jim Russo, added, “Inthe short time that I had towork with Mickey as headcustodian at Westwood, I foundhim to be quite professional andappreciated the good work thathe did.”

West Geauga Schoolsextend gratitude to MickeyDailey for his commitment toits district and wish him thevery best in the future.

The Sky TonightPlanetarium ShowAug.19, 2-2:30 p.m., Open House 1-4 p.m. Observatory Park

Join every Sunday afternoonduring building open househours for a preview of what tolook for in the sky this month.

LaDue Sunset KayakAug. 19, 7-8:30 p.m. LaDue Reservoir

As the sun sets, paddleamong the coves of LaDue,ever-watchful for nocturnalwildlife found around the lake.

Bring own kayak or single-seat kayak rental is availablethrough Camp Hi for $15.

Group assembles at the stateRoute 44 parking lot on thewest side of the road, north ofLaDue, not the Valley Roadparking area.

Program designed for ages12 and older and comfortablebeing on water, no lesson given.

Registration required.

Geauga WalkersAug. 21, 1-2:30 p.m. Big Creek Park

Join other active seniors onweekly hikes in Geauga County

and the surrounding area.Hikes are typically 1 to 1 1/2

miles long and held year-round,but canceled if the temperatureis 20 degrees or lower.

A naturalist leads hikesscheduled in Geauga ParkDistrict parks.

Call Geauga Senior Centerfor full schedule, 440-279-2137.

4-H Club Receives AwardThe Riders Express 4-H

Club is the recipients of the“Silver Tier of Support”certificate.

This award is given as acommendation to groups thathave volunteered with theGeauga Parks District forseveral seasons.

Riders Express memberswill be exhibiting horses at theGeauga County Fair on Aug. 30through Sept. 3.

Stop by the club’s stalls, justsouth of the East Show Ring, towatch members perform withhorses.


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Attention Lindsey Elementary Families

Lindsey School kick-offFriday, August 17th12–2pm

Ice Cream Social provided by Lindsey PTO— join us for an ice cream sundae

Class Lists Posted

Welcome New Families

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G E A U G A PA R K D I S T R I C TAll programs are wheelchair/stroller accessible unless otherwise

noted. For more information on these programs or to register, callthe Geauga Park District at 440-286-9516 or visit www.geaugaparkdistrict.org.

Michey Dailey, head custodian at Westwood Elementary School, retiresfrom the district after 33 years.

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G E A U G A W E S TL I B R A R YThe Geauga West Library is

located at 13455 ChillicotheRoad. For more information onthese programs or to register, call440-729-4250 or register inperson.

A D U LT S E R V I C E S

Aug. 25: A Reason forBusiness 10-11:30 a.m.

As a business owner, it’simportant to know the answersto two very fundamentalquestions: Why are you in

business and why shouldanyone care?

This class takes a freshapproach to understanding howcustomers see a business andsuggests a better way to getinside their heads.

Answer the “why” to buildbusiness around it.

Answer “why” and thebusiness comes naturally.

Y O U T H S E R V I C E SWhile programming is

finished for the summer, thetime to read fabulous booksnever ends.

Students, don’t forget aboutsummer reading assignments.

Many books available, stopin for a book after shopping forschool supplies.

Lists for West GeaugaSchools and some local privateschools available at theinformation desk and home-work center.

Book Buddy TeenVolunteers

Many thanks to thefollowing teens for helping thissummer in the Book BuddiesProgram:

Lauren Madden, EmmaRoth, Megan Doehner, MelissaAvery, Jenna Ruzga, SydneyGembka, Valerie Heintz, RachelTidwell, Emily Haldi, LexiOber, Nat Bihun, AntonioLinek, Julia Teeter, HaleyCalkins, Josh Egan, Sara Riedel,Tessa Smith, Karly Smith,Alexis Marin, Alex Gunner, SalDaddario, Annie Dolphin,Bailey Gunner, Julia Petrac,Nick Petrac, Bridget McMahon,Katie Cavasinni, Ellie Benedict,Ethan DiFranco, BaileyWatroba and Sarah Houser.

The teens spent hourslistening to students enteringfirst through third gradespractice their reading skills andsimply encouraged them whilereading.

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Geauga League ofWomen Voters

The League of WomenVoters of Geauga County helda meeting on July 25.

Officers serving currentterms are Rosemary Balazs,president; Janet Kramarz, firstvice president; Barbara Wertz,re-elected second vice president

for 2012-2014 term. Candidate night for the

November election is planned. Look for announcements in

upcoming issues of local papersonline at www.lwvgeauga.org.

Call Rosemary Balazs, 440-729-8265, or Janet Kramarz,440-781-7660, to join or formore information.

W E S T G E A U G AS E N I O R C E N T E RWest Geauga Senior Center

is located at 11414 Caves Road,Chester Township. Call 440-729-2782 to register or for moreinformation on these programs.

Aug. 15: Speak Up andStay Alive

Learn healthcare andhospital survival with Pat Rullo.Pat will speak on hercompelling story andexperience with hospitals andhealth care systems.

Get tips on what to watchfor and when to self advocate.

Aug. 16 & 23: PillowCase Dresses

Join to make dresses forlittle girls in Africa.

Learn to sew, cut out andadd ribbon.

No experience necessary. Pillowcases needed, colorful

and bright colors preferred.

Aug 17: Activity for theBody

Canoe or kayak at ChagrinRiver Kayak and Canoe Liveryfrom 10 a.m. to noon, followedby lunch at Trader Jacks.

Meet at the senior center tocarpool or meet at livery by 9:45a.m.

Paddling cost is $12, pay forown lunch.

Aug. 22: Heart/Stroke/Coumadin Support Group

Paula the nurse will speakabout health maintenance.

Aug. 23: Red Hat DayLearn the art of iris folding

cards. Learn how to make

Christmas tree designs to startholiday cards early.

Aug. 26: The Big 6-OHGet ready to twist, jerk and

swim for this birthday celebration.

The Poptarts will presentsome groovy 60s entertainment.

Registration required if bornbetween 1943 and 1952 for aspecial birthday package.

Bring lawn chairs andblankets.

Orchard Hills Café will beopen.

Aug. 29: Activity for theMind

Enjoy word pictures, talkabout fairs and food on a stick.

Young of HeartSt. Anselm’s Young of Heart

will meet on Aug. 17 at noon atthe parish center.

Bring brown bag lunch. Dessert and beverage

provided. Janet Kramarz will present

about a trip to Greece and talkabout all the exciting thingsdone.

On Oct.15, a trip is plannedto the Croatian Center inEastlake for AmericanBandstand, presented by theLatshaw Pops Orchestra, singersand dancers, who will creatememories from the roots ofRock-N-Roll and beyond.

Cost is $50 or $53 for non-members.

Car pool or drive self. Call Jeri for reservations,

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chatterRebecca Black, of Chester

Township, received a Juris Doctordegree from The University ofAkron.

Nicholas Goodrich, of ChesterTownship, received a Bachelor ofScience in Surveying andMapping degree from TheUniversity of Akron.

Alexander Jones, of ChesterTownship, received an Associatesof Applied Science in CriminalJustice Technology degree fromThe University of Akron.

Vincent Romanin, of ChesterTownship, received a Bachelor ofScience in Emergency Manag-ement and Homeland Securitydegree from The University ofAkron.

Aug 24: SuicidePrevention Workshop9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Geauga County Boardof Mental Health and RecoveryServices presents a suicideprevention workshop forhuman service professionals,held at Geauga CountyConference Room, 470 CenterSt., Bldg. 8, Chardon.

Six continuing educationcredits will be provided byRavenwood Mental HealthCenter.

Registration begins at 8:30a.m.

No admission charge. Registration required by

Aug. 17. Call 440-285-2282 to register

or for more information.

Aug. 25: Cancer SupportGroup10-11:30 a.m.

Join Journey of Hope, acommunity for those touchedby cancer, at Fellowship BibleChurch, 16391 Chillicothe Road,Chagrin Falls, for a cancersupport group meeting.

Whether a caregiver or acancer patient, Journey of Hopeprovides an opportunity to gainvaluable information and to beencouraged.

Guest will speak aboutfamily dynamics and cancer.

Childcare is available. Refreshments served. RSVP is encouraged, but not

required. Call Mamie Samf, 440-543-

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Please check your ad! Wemake every effort to avoiderrors. We ask that you checkyour ad the FIRST day that itappears. Any errors should becalled in to the ClassifiedDept. at 440-729-7667 by noonFriday. We cannot be respon-sible for more than one incor-rect insertion if you do notcall the error to our attention.Thank you.

FOR SALE Two (2) choice cemeteryplots near mausoleum atWestern Reserve Memorialgardens in Chesterland. $1250for both. 440-668-0819.

Piano - Wurlitzer consolewith bench. All keys and ped-als operational, FREE. 440-729-7052.

Two cemetery plots, Masonicsection, lot 249 C, graves 1 &2. Western Reserve MemorialGardens, 11521 ChillicotheRoad, Chesterland. $1200 forboth. 440-286-9209.

Stamps - large collection. Byappointment only. 440-729-3024.

Bicycles - 2 Worksman 20inch folding cycles, $100 each.440-729-6468.

CARS Paying cash $50 - $15,000 for:cars, trucks, scrap, runningor not, construction equip-ment, tractors, muscle cars,antique cars, tools. 440-862-5706 or 440-254-4281.

Top dollar, wrecked, junked

and unwanted vehicles. Scrapclean-ups, free removal. Usedparts and tires for sale. Call440-321-1469 or 440-321-1467.

Wanted junk cars and trucks.

Pay $250 and up. 440-293-8504or cell 440-228-5921.

2002 Lincoln LS V6, 100k,

maintained, 2 sets of tires,original CA car, some rust,asking $4200. Call 330-416-0179 or 440-729-7155.

Mazda B3000 (Ranger) 1999

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2009 Honda Metropolitan

scooter, 500 miles, wind-shield, 100 mpg. Super sharp,like new. Asking $1525. 440-729-3991.

WANTED TO BUYWanted extra large black

walnut trees 24” diameter andlarger. 440-834-4232.

HELP WANTED Fowlers Mill Golf Course is

hiring a seasonal part-timeClub House attendant. Pleaseapply within, 13095 Rock-haven Road, Chesterland.Must have reliable references.

Insurance agency seeking a

dependable person to fill aclerical office position.Professional atmosphere, 25hours weekly, opportunity forgrowth. Call 440-729-3109ext.161.

CNC Machinist- Established

plastics machining companyin the Burton-Middlefieldarea has opening for an expe-rienced individual to pro-gram and setup late modelCNC lathes and verticalmachining centers. CADexperience helpful. Companywill provide additional train-ing in their clean, modernfacility. Part time withadvancement opportunities.440-834-9660.

FOR RENTKirtland on Rt.6, just west of

306. Ideal space available forlease. Warehouse, offices andany type of service shops.Call 440-283-9191 or 440-313-1611.

Party rental - 20x20 tent, one3 foot cooler full of ice, 10x10pop up tent, one eight foottable, one 6 foot table, $225per day. Set-up and take downincluded. Chesterland, Russ-ell area. Steaming pot, char-coal grill, chafing dishes,cambro’s, outdoor fire pit areavailable at additional costs.Mike, 440-479-5723.

Spacious 1 bedroom apart-ment, furnished, 50 inch flatscreen, all utilities and laun-dry facilities. Availableimmediately. Single, nonsmoking. $850 per month. 440-286-4848.

GARAGE SALESIf you need to have a Moving

sale,, Estate Sale or Garage

Sale, call Kathy Willis at 440-

729-2790 for assistance.

Experienced. References

available. We are now doing

partial estate buyouts.

Wanted: Grandma’s costume

jewelry, compacts, perfume,

linens, knickknacks. Grandpa’s

toys, trains, coins, bottles and

fishing lures. Also buying

misc. collections and estates.

440-338-5942.

Garage sale - August 16 - 18, 9

a.m. to 5 p.m., 12031 Sandgate

off Wilson Mills Road.

Upright piano, twin beds,

electric hospital bed, glass-

ware, camping tent, T.V., air

hockey, Wii games, child’s

dresser, craft items, and

much more.

House and garage sale in

Chesterland. Moving!

Furniture, housewares, tools,

and more must go! Come on

in! Cash and carry. Friday

and Saturday, August 17 & 18,

9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 12874 Lynn

Drive, off Mayfield Road, in

Chesterland.

12880 Morning Glory (off

Wellswood), Chesterland,

8/16 - 8/18, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Multi-family, toddler, teens,

adult clothes, shoes, toys,

miscellaneous housewares,

comforters, holiday décor.

Giant barn/estate sale,

August 18 & 19, 7313 Wilson

Mills, Chesterland. Living/

dining room accessories, trac-

tor implements, ladders, per-

sonal items, books, games,

boat accessories, boat & trail-

er, rugs, air compressor, out-

door furniture, electronic

equipment, tools/chain fall,

hardware, shop equipment,

butcher block, chairs, build-

ing materials/wood mold-

ings, cooking grills, ladders,

railroad locomotive engi-

neers chair, fish tanks, wood

burning furnace, table light-

ings, sporting goods, helmets,

ping pong table, hunting,

kitchen appliances, pots&

pans, silverware, mirrors,

gardening, cleaning supplies,

storage some antiques, trac-

tor equipment, art supplies,

coolers, shop books, boulders,

camping tent, toys/model

train stuff, blankets, doors,

rocking cow, chains. Must see

to appreciate.

Garage sale, August 16-18, 8

a.m. to 4 p.m., 11930 Oakwood

Lane east of 306 off Wilson

Mills. Furniture, clothes,

misc. household items.

Three family sale: 8/15 &

8/16, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dish-

washer, pantry cabinet, bicy-

cle, clothing, children’s items,

teaching materials, much

misc. 9646 Kim Drive, off

Kenyon and Heath Roads.


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Gates Mills Estate Sale639 Chagrin River Rd.

Some of you may know this gal as “the wicker andquilt lady”. She collected lots of stuff which includes:

New & old Wicker, 2 Wardrobes, Wrought Iron Beds, VintageLuggage, Lots of new & old Quilts, Washstands, 2 ChaiseLounges, Old Games, Porch Swings, Dressers, Linens,Couches, Love Seats, Electric Fireplaces, TV Cabinets,Mirrors, Pink Depression collection, Round Oak Tables,Old Lamps, Antique Hoosier Cupboard, Cobalt & BrownBottles, Old Advertising, Western Antique Memorabilia,Blue Graniteware collection, and SO VERY MUCH MORE.

No children please - too many stairs.

440-840-3226 • Kathy Willis - Estate Liquidator • 440-729-2790

Thur., Aug. 16thFri, 17th & Sat., 18th

10-4(between Mayfield &Wilson Mills Rds.)

GARAGE SALES

Big garage sale! August 16-18, Thursday and Friday, 9a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 9a.m. to 12 p.m. Something foreveryone. Furniture, bicycle,games, antiques, housewaresand more. 13400 Hidden Oaks,Novelty. Take Sperry toHeath Just north ofFairmount. Follow signs.

WORK WANTEDComputer Repair, ReasonableRates, Spyware & VirusRemoval, Hardware &Software installation, Troub-leshooting, Networking, Ray,216-315-0508. Located inChesterland Area.

Will clean your house, hon-est, reliable, trustworthy,dependable. Call Debbie at440-853-8185.

Local man available for jobsyou need help with aroundthe house. Painting, smallhome repairs, yard work, etc.Call Jim at 440-729-4457.

8/16 & 8/17. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.12897 Heath Rd., south ofMayfield Rd. Linens, house-wares, lamps, dollhouse,sewing machine, pictures,comforters, patio pillows, fineChristmas gifts!

PETSGeauga County Dog Warden isin need of dog and puppy foodboth dry and canned (nothingfrom China). We also are inneed of bleach. Please help uscare for the 700+ dogs thatcome to our shelter each year.Geauga County dog Warden,12513 Merritt Road, Chardon.Call 440-286-8135 for more infor-mation.

SERVICESFlyers to distribute? Do it theeasy way. Insert them intothe Chesterland News foronly $37.50 per thousand or 3-3/4c per piece. Call 440-729-7667 for details.

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Lawn mowing and mainte-nance. Per cut or contract.Call now: Office, 440-729-9400,Mobile, 440-342-4552.

Pressure washing and deck

refinishing. Chesterland resi-

dent. References, 440-342-4552.

Local cleaning women with

ten years experience has

openings for bi-weekly or

monthly cleanings. Will also

do one time cleanings.

Reasonable rates! Please call

if interested. Heather at 440-

384-1137.

Do you need your house

cleaning done? Two Amish

girls have 2 days open, each.

Would love to pet or house

sit. Elder or babysitting also

available. Call 440-548-5941

and leave a message.

Construction and backhoe

service: Specializing in

replacing old drain tiles and

catch basins, reshape gravel

driveways. Hauling of demo-

lition materials. Call Mike,

440-729-7810.

Offering special discounts for

interior and exterior painting

and staining this season. 13

years experience.

Professional insured, call

Dan at 440-342-4552.

Music CO-OP, 440-221-2274.

Music lessons on all instru-

ments. Retail sales, rentals,

consignments. Guitar, amp

and band instruments and

repairs. 12661 CHILLICOTHE

ROAD.

Carpenter, 30 years experi-

ence, decks, kitchen, finish

work, storm doors. Small jobs

also. 729-8157.

Plumbing: Professional,

affordable, reliable. Water

heaters, toilets, faucets, drain

cleaning. 440-537-6045 or 440-

285-0800.

Skip’s Painting, wallpaper-

ing, power-washing, and

small repairs. Insured.

Satisfaction guaranteed!

Member of Angie’s List. Over

25 years’ experience. 440-338-

5098.

Yard and storm damage

clean-up, down tree removal

and brush chipping. Call, 440-

342-4552.

“A tuned piano is a joy to

play!” For tuning, call 440-729-

1727. Warren Hanford.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

Russell Township residents

interested in serving as a rep-

resentative to the West

Geauga Community Joint

Recreation District are

encouraged to apply. This

WGCJRD board member will

represent Russell Township

and support and maintain

and improve the recreational

facilities of the West Geauga

community. This appoint-

ment is for the remainder of a

three year term. The appoint-

ment is a volunteer position.

Please send a letter of appli-

cation and a resume to

Russell Township Board of

Trustees, P.O. Box 522,

Novelty, OH 44072. For fur-

ther information, please con-

tact James Dickson, Chair of

the Russell Township Board

of Trustees, at 440-338-5798.

FRESH PRODUCE Pick your own fresh produce

and freshly picked Chester

Gardens. 7572 Mayfield Road,

at Mapes Greenhouse. 440-708-

3742.


Over 100 local boys in grades 1-8 participated in the West Geauga Football Coaches youth football camp recently. Pictured are the morning attendees along with some of the junior varsity and varsity players who assisted thecoaches.

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