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Fathers Walk at Dunbar Primary Students perform

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sports Johnson resigns as girls hoops coach.

by Holly Schoenstein | reporter Ta l l m a d g e — A l though students in the Tallmadge City School District performed better on state tests last school year than the year before, the Ohio Department of Education dropped its letter grade rating in the corresponding category to a ‘B’ from the ‘A’ it received the previous year.

The ODE released the school district’s re-

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port card for the 201314 school year Sept.

12, along with the report cards for schools throughout the state.

This is the second year of its new letter grade rating system that evaluates schools on a scale from ‘A’ to ‘F.’ Although the ODE didn’t give Tallmadge Schools an overall letter grade rating, it did evaluate specific areas of its performance, result-

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athers and other male relatives, along with some moms, too, participated in the annual Fathers Walk at Dunbar Primary School Sept.

17, 18 and 19. Above, Jonathan McDaniel, 6, with his father, Tom. For more photos and information on this nationwide event, see Page 10.

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nn Business Director Steve Wood named COO/director of operations

by Holly Schoenstein | reporter

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Tallmadge — The Tallmadge Board of Education approved the school district administration’s requests Sept.

17 to allow an administrator to break his employment contract and give him a promotion.

The School Board permitted Steve Wood to technically resign from his job as director of business for the school district so that the Board

could promote him to the newly created job of chief operating officer/director of operations.

Wood will earn an annual salary of $96,835 under his new three-year contract that’s effective Aug. 1, 2014, to July 31, 2017. When he broke his contract, Wood had one year left of a threeyear contract for his job as business director, for which he was making $92,866 per year.

“I’ve been here four years. I’ve reached a point where I’m looking to grow professionally SEE promote, Page 4

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POLICE ALERT Police advise residents of IRS scam calls

nnThe Tallmadge Police Department has received calls regarding a new wave of scam phone calls.

According to police, this is another “the IRS is coming to arrest you unless you pay us over the phone” type of call.

“DO NOT give people your personal information over the phone. DO NOT give credit card numbers, pre-paid card numbers, or any other information that can leave you with a debt over the telephone to people calling,” police advise residents. “If the IRS was in-

nn Police Reports is a sampling of incidents responded to by local law enforcement agencies or the Tallmadge Police Department. It is not intended to be all inclusive.

terested in a problem with a tax return or you had made some sort of mistake and owe the IRS, they will NOT collect it via a phone conversation and the IRS already knows your information (so please don’t share it with the other party).

The people making these calls are very difficult or impossible to track and are very often not even in the United States. Be smart. Be vigilant.”

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He was sentenced to three days DIP and three days in Macedonia jail. His driver’s license was suspended for six months with occupational privileges. Total fines were $1,120. He was charged by

Stow police Sept. 10, 2014. nnDerek D. Stokes, 32, of Parma, was found guilty of BAC Sept. 8, 2014. He was sentenced to five days in Solon jail. His driver’s license was suspended for six months with occupational privileges.

Total fines were $983. He was charged by Twinsburg police Sept. 8, 2014.

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CHAMBER CHATTER

Historical Society to host open houses

by Mary Cea, Executive Director and Bruce Beckwith, President Tallmadge Chamber of Commerce 330-633-5417 chamber@tallmadgechamber.com

nnThe Tallmadge Historical Society invites the community to attend open houses Sept. 29 and Oct. 27 from 2 to 4 p.m.

the Month. You will get your business name featured on nnJoin us Sept. 25 for an After our website, and a short blurb Five networking event at Sam- nnCongratulations to Andrea in the Chamber Chatter colmie’s Bar & Grill, 498 South Banton, MSW, MS, LSW, from umn in the Tallmadge Express, Ave., from 5 to 7 p.m. The along with a mention in the the National Youth Advocate event will be hosted by memProgram (NYAP) who were se- Chamber’s next newsletter. bers, Harbor Light Hospice, One business card a month lected as this month’s BusiSummit Villa and Visiting Anness of the Month. They have will be drawn at the luncheon gels. Call the Chamber office a non-negotiable commitment meetings. to make reservations.

Featured Business of the Month

to do what is best for children, youth and their families and have an abiding faith that evNew Member ery person has the innate abilnnWelcome to our new memity to learn, grow and develop. ber, Andrea Korkan, from Fresh They provide opportunities and Body Rock LLC, located at 81 resources to youth and famNorthwest Ave. (American Elite ilies through their innovative Building). Visit their website programs and services. They at http://www.freshbodyrock. are committed to supporting com/ for their various proand protecting youth and famgrams. ilies and to strengthening the communities.

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In October, they will step up and chair a program called “Adopt a Foster Child.” They nn Next year’s main events: will provide the Chamber with the names of close to 200 • Casino Night Fundraiser children in need of Christmas — Feb. 28 • Community Expo — April gifts. Without our program, some of these children would 18 receive absolutely no gifts.

• Tallmadge Circle Festival Chamber has supported this & Light Parade — Aug. 15 program for over five years now and is excited to help out again. This is open to the pubAwards Luncheon lic, businesses and our members. nnChamber’s Awards Luncheon will take place Oct. 15 Those who would like to at the Tallmadge Commuparticipate in our Featured nity Center, 80 Community Business of the Month proRoad. Networking will begin at gram are asked to attend the 11:20 a.m. and lunch at 11:50. luncheons and drop their busiLunch will be provided by TLC ness card into the basket to be drawn for the Business of Catering.

The Town Hall will have cards, wooden miniatures and Tallmadge history books for sale.

The Museum has many artifacts and books to see. The Historic Church is one of the 58 sites of the Ohio Historical Society, and the OHS passport books — as well as the stickers — will be available at the church.

Family memberships are available for $10 for those who wish to belong to the oldest active historical society in Ohio.

There is no charge for the program, and all are welcome to attend.

Western Whirlers offers lessons

nnWestern Whirlers Square Dance Club will offer beginner square dance lessons every Thursday beginning from 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursdays at the Ritchie Shelter House, 109 West Ave. Gene Hammond will instruct. The cost is $5 for adults age 19 and older and $3 for youth ages 12 through 18. Children must be at least 12 years of age to participate.

For more information, call PJ or Bonnie Houck at 330-688-5075.

Dare to Share project

The Rubber Capital Harmonica Club seeks members nnWe are participating in a new program that Tallmadge nnThe Rubber Capital Harmonica Club invites harmonica players to join.

High School’s FCCLA Club is The group performs at nursing homes, churches, schools and more. sponsoring. They are sendRehearsals are Monday evenings at 7 p.m. at North Springfield Presbyterian Church, 671 Caning home a weekend supply ton Road, Akron. of food for a single child each For more information or schedules, call 330-283-8545.

Friday for the neediest school children here in Tallmadge.

The project is called “Dare to Share” and the bags are called “NOW Bags” (Nutrition on Weekends).

The Chamber will have a collection bin in the office for those who would like to donate. Also, there will be a collection bin at the check-in table each month. They also accept monetary donations.

Some items that are in need include beef jerky, juice boxes, fruit cups, cereal boxes: Cheerios, shredded wheat, etc.; applesauce cups, granola bars and pudding cups.

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ing in four ‘A’s,’ four ‘B’s’ and one ‘C.’ For the 201213 school year, the ODE gave the school district three ‘A’s,’ three ‘B’s,’ two ‘C’s’ and one ‘F.’ The ODE has delayed giving school districts overall letter grades based on their performance so that they can prepare for the more rigorous academic standards known as the Common Core. The extended rollout is intended to

prevent schools from experiencing sudden drops in rankings as the state moves to a more rigorous evaluation system.

The ODE will begin assigning letter grades to school districts based on their overall performance in 2016.

Overall, Tallmadge Schools’ Superintendent Jeff Ferguson said he’s “very pleased” with his district’s latest report card results.

“I’m just like a parent; you want straight ‘A’s’ and that’s what you aspire for, you want kids

local to come through,” he said. “Sometimes you get some ‘A’s,’ and sometimes you don’t. But the thing that I always look for and I always tell people is success is measured by improvement ... ” He added that although there are areas in which the school district improved from last year, there are other areas of opportunity.

In the performance index category, which measures student achievement and awards points for higher passing scores

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on state standardized tests, the district earned 103.2 for 2012-13 — an ‘A’ — and a 104.3 for 201314 — a ‘B’ — making it one of three school districts in Summit County to receive a lower letter grade rating despite better results on the tests, because of the higher state standards.

Cuyahoga Falls City and Springfield Local school districts are the other two.

“Although we did not get an ‘A,’ that’s the highest performance index the district’s had in five years,” Ferguson said.

For 2013-14, Tallmadge Schools scored an ‘A’ in the Value-Added, Overall category that measures how much students learn in a school year’s time.

For the subcategories of Gifted, Lowest 20 per-

cent in Achievement and Students with Disabilities, the school district received a ‘B,’ ‘C’ and ‘A,’ respectively. For the previous year, the school district earned a ‘B’ in the Value-Added, Overall category, with a ‘C’ for Gifted, ‘C’ for Lowest 20 percent in Achievement and ‘B’ for Students with Disabilities for these subcategories.

In the categories that show how many students graduate from the school district in four or five years, the school district earned a 96.0 percent and 96.4 percent, respectively, which both resulted in ‘As’ for 201314. The school district earned ‘As’ in these categories the year before as well.

The ODE typically releases school district re-

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and want to grow professionally and kind of take the next step in my career,” he said. “I’m excited that the Superintendent and the Board are giving me the opportunity to do that here in Tallmadge because I really do love working in Tallmadge.”

Superintendent Jeff Ferguson said the school district won’t hire another business director because the job is melded into Wood’s new job.

School Board President Rick Keller said he’s happy the school district promoted Wood because his job duties have expanded significantly since he was hired.

He also said there’s a trend where school districts handle their finances and business operations more like for-profit companies, which he said helps Tallmadge Schools be more effective and efficient.

“I’m excited that this is a move we’re mak-

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ing, and we’re excited to keep [Wood who is] without regard probably one the finest, best business managers now and soonto-be [chief operating officers] in the county and probably beyond,” Keller said.

“It’s not a secret that I know that Steve’s talented and sought after by bigger [school] districts, with in their mind bigger opportunity meaning more money, not necessarily a bigger opportunity in the sense of what you’re able to accomplish as an individual. Steve’s made a decision to stick with us here and to continue helping us accom-

port cards in late August. Last winter’s harsh weather delayed the reporting of information and resulted in the report cards being released about a month later.

The kindergarten to third-grade literacy measure wasn’t released with the report card. According to the ODE’s website, many school districts received reporting errors for this measure, which will affect the results for this category for all school districts. When the problem is corrected, the results will be released.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Contact this reporter at 330-541-9428 or hschoenstein@recordpub.com Facebook: Holly Schoenstein, Record Publishing Co. Twitter: @SchoensteinH

plish our mission ...”

Ferguson said with the additional work Wood has been doing over the past year, he is doing more than a typical business director for a school district. The promotion also means Wood will handle even more tasks, including serving as the school district’s director of safety, handling internal and external communications, being in charge of long-range planning for facilities and some human resources tasks.

“We’re very excited that Steve wanted to take on this challenge because it does enhance and grow responsibility in the position ... For me, to work with someone who has a great analytical, planning-type mind but also the equal in people skills, to me that combination is why we’re excited to keep him on the team,” Ferguson said.

Contact this reporter at 330-541-9428 or hschoenstein@recordpub.com Facebook: Holly Schoenstein, Record Publishing Co. Twitter: @SchoensteinH

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business brief WARDJet to host open house Oct. 8

nnWARDJet, 180 South Ave., will host its second annual open house event to showcase its latest developments in waterjet cutting Oct. 8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The community is invited to tour the recently updated production floor and get a behind-the-scenes look at both custom and standard systems as they are assembled in the company’s Tallmadge facility.

Lunch, which will be served around noon, will be included for all open house guests, and special guests from Hypertherm, Motoman, and others will be on hand for one-on-one discussions. WARDJet will also be announcing the release of the WARDKit line of waterjets.

During the open house, WARDJet will have stations set up so visitors can see how simple it is to assemble their own waterjet. There will also be a demonstration of the multipurpose abrasive waterjet robot and a tour of the facility to showcase the cutting equipment used by major corporations worldwide.

Check www.wardjet.com for more information in the upcoming weeks and to register to attend.

TO BE AN ELIGIBLE VOTER FOR THE NOVEMBER 4, 2014 GENERAL ELECTION, REGISTER TO VOTE, CHANGE YOUR NAME, OR ADDRESS BY OCTOBER 6, 2014 VOTER ELIGIBILITY: TO QUALIFY TO REGISTER TO VOTE, YOU MUST BE: (1) A citizen of the United States.

(2) 18 years old on or before the day of the next general election.

(3) A resident of Ohio for at least 30 days before the election.

(4) Not declared incompetent for voting purposes by a probate court.

(5) Not incarcerated (in jail or prison) for a felony conviction under the laws of Ohio, any other state or the United States.

(6) Not permanently disenfranchised for violations of election laws.

WHERE TO REGISTER: SUMMIT COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS 470 Grant Street, Akron, Ohio 44311

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HOURS: 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. MONDAY-FRIDAY MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2014 ONLY: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Any established permanent voter registration location throughout Summit County. These include: 1) Any public high school or vocational school.

2) At the office of any Bureau of Motor Vehicles.

3) At offices of designated agencies which provide public assistance or disability programs.

4) The County Fiscal Officer’s office.

5) Any public library in Summit County.

OR Visit our website, www.summitcountyboe.com, download a registration form, complete the form and mail it to the address listed above.

You must be registered to vote at least 30 days before the election.

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ON STAGE

‘You Be the Judge’ Candidates Night set for Sept. 30 “You Be the Judge,” a roundtable discussion with the judicial candidates in Summit County, is set to take place Sept. 30 at Hudson High School’s Media Center.

The event begins at 6:30 p.m.

The League of Women Voters (LWV) Akron Area, LWV of Tallmadge and LWV of Hudson are jointly sponsoring the “You Be the Judge” candidates night — the three

leagues were awarded a grant from The League of Women Voters of Ohio to present a program for the community to better understand the role of the courts. The Ray C. Bliss Institute of Applied Politics at the University of Akron and the University of Akron School of Law are co-sponsoring the program along with the LWV. Candidates for the Common Pleas, Pro-

bate and Domestic Relations Courts, as well as the 9th District Court of Appeals, will participate in the roundtable discussion format, and the community will have the opportunity to speak with and ask questions of the judicial candidates.

The LWV will provide attendees with an informational brochure from the Ohio Bar Association, defining the responsibilities of the various courts.

“You Be the Judge” Judicial Candidates Night is free and open to the public, and will take place in the Media Center at Hudson High School, 2500 Hudson-Aurora Road, Hudson.

The League of Women Voters is proud of its reputation of providing fair, impartial and informative forums. For more information, contact lwvaa@lwvaa.org.

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Dynamics to host auditions for winter show, ‘The littlest Angel’

nnDynamics Community Theater of Tallmadge will host auditions for its winter show in the black box theater at Tallmadge High School,140 N. Munroe Road, Sept. 22 and 23 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., with callbacks on Sept. 24 if needed.

The winter show is a one-act musical play, “The Littlest Angel,” with performances scheduled for Dec. 12 and 13. There are two roles for boys ages 8 through 10 and a cast of 10 to 15 males and females, middle school through adult.

Those auditioning are asked to prepare a song to sing a cappella and take a photo that will not be returned. They will also be asked to read from a script provided that evening. Pat Stupi is directing.

Email producer@dynamicstheater.org with any questions.

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Prep for library’s October job fair Sept. 27

nnIn anticipation of its October job fair, the Twinsburg Public Library, 10050 Ravenna Road in Twinsburg, will host a job fair prep day for job seekers, Sept. 27 from 1 to 5:30 p.m.

Attend this free event and learn how to stand out when approaching prospective employers. Get tips on how to dress for success and be introduced to a resource that offers information that might not be found on a company’s web site.

Bring résumés and have them reviewed by experts. As well, discover the many library services that may help build job skills and knowledge. Registration is requested, but not required. Call 330-425-4268 ext. 2 or visit www.twinsburglibrary.org for more information.

Alzheimer’s Support Group meets at First Congregational Church

nnMany people’s lives have been affected by the disease Alzheimer’s, dementia and delirium. Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States. The Tallmadge Alzheimer’s Support Group meets on the last Tuesday of each month at 11 a.m. at First Congregational Church of Tallmadge, UCC at 85 Heritage Drive. nnThe group is designed for the family members and support people. The Tallmadge Group is supporting the effort to raise necessary funds to support research and treatment, and increase awareness.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 222 nnTallmadge City Council will meet at 7 p.m. at City Hall.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 nnStepping Stones, a stroke support group for stroke survivors and their families, will meet at 1 p.m. on the fifth floor of the Akron General Medical Center. For more information, call Dr. Cathy Torcasio at 330-686-4455.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 nnTallmadge Rotary Club will meet at 7:15 a.m. at Delanie’s Neighborhood Grille, 67 West Ave. For more information, call Christine Higham at 330-603-9387.

nnThe Tallmadge Farmers Market will be open from 4 to 7 p.m.

Checks may be made out to Alzheimer’s Association with the Tallmadge Support Group on the memo line, and mailed to: Alin the Tallmadge Recreation Center parking lot, 46 N. Munroe zheimer’s Association, 70 West Streetsboro Road, Hudson, Ohio 44326. To make an on-line donation go to alz.org and click on the Road. For more information, call 330-633-0857.

Walk to End Alzheimer’s, and on the zip code, 44278 entering the team name; Tallmadge Support. Enter that name again on the following page for entrance into the site. nnTallmadge City Council will meet at 7 p.m. at City Hall.

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County voters asked to weigh in on tax issue, charter changes Nov. 4 From Staff Reports Voters in Summit County will decide three issues on the Nov. 4 general election ballot.

Issue 12, if approved, would levy an additional 0.25 percent sales and use tax that would be used to: operate and maintain the Summit County Jail; acquire, construct, equip or repair permanent improvements for the County’s 800 MHz Emergency Radio System, County 9-11 System and Countyowned facilities; fund the County’s general fund; and to pay the expenses of administering the tax, according to the ballot language. If adopted, the tax would take effect April 1, 2015, and remain in effect for 10 years.

The tax, if approved, would generate an estimated $227 million over the 10-year period.

Of that, $102.5 million would fund the operation and maintenance of the county jail. An estimated $68 million would be set aside for replacing the county’s 800 MHz emergency radio system, upgrading and consolidating the county’s 911 dispatch system and county-owned facility repairs, maintenance and

improvements. The balance of $57 million would go to the county’s general fund, of which, 70 percent is spent on public safety and criminal justice functions of the county.

A portion of this proposed tax measure was originally slated to pay for the construction of a county-owned arena in downtown Akron that would have been used by the University of Akron.

County Executive Russ Pry in late July requested that County Council remove the arena proposal from the sales tax funding after he said “the public … informed us that there is not sufficient support among the voters to pass a sales tax issue that includes the arena.” County Council then approved the removal of the arena language at its Aug. 4 meeting.

Issues 13 and 14 are both proposed amendments to the county’s charter. Issue 13, if approved, would add Article VIII to the charter to create a County Information Technology Board consisting of the County Executive, the president of County Council, the County Fiscal Officer, Clerk of Summit

County Common Pleas Court, the County Engineer, County Sheriff and County Prosecuting Attorney or their designees. The county’s Department of Information Technology will be under the authority of the Information Technology Board, according to the proposed charter addition. The board would also be in charge of creating a “work plan on an annual basis for planning, acquiring, integrating, implementing and operating data processing and information systems technology …”, “oversee the acquisition, implementation and operation of all data processing and information systems technology by the Department of Technology,” and of hiring a Chief Information Officer to lead the Department of Information Technology, according to the language of the proposal. If Issue 13 is approved, Article VIII of the charter would take effect Dec. 15, 2014 to convene the board. The language of the proposed charter addition stipulates the board must adopt its rules and regulations and establish a job description for the Chief Information Officer

by May 15, 2015, and that the board hire the officer

by July 1, 2015.

Issue 14, if approved, would amend Section 3.04 of the county charter to state that Sum-

mit County Council will have its organizational meeting “on the first Monday of each year which is not a legal holiday…” Currently, the language states that Coun-

ty Council will have its organizational meeting “on the first day of each year, which is not a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday…”

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Late summer, fall a great time to check out wildflowers in park The phrase “stop and smell the roses” might be a cliché, but I still like it. It suggests value for what we experience

when we slow down and take in our surroundings. It also suggests the wonderful richness we encounter when we

MY TURN QUESTION: Should NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell lose his job for the way he handled the Ray Rice Domestic violence situation?

No, because pro athletes have personal lives. We all make mistakes. If everyone got fired for making a mistake, nobody would have a job.”

Tiffany McCants, Direct care specialist

I don’t think that firing him is the answer. I think that there is a bigger problem that needs to be addressed.”

Sarah Brittingham, Florist

Yes. If he doesn’t lose his job, someone should.”

Christina Getrost, Teen Librarian

If he didn’t know, he didn’t know. I believe Ray Rice should be banned from the league — it will set an example.”

Ralph Kern, Retired teacher

He should be held accountable. He’s setting a bad example. It doesn’t matter if he is a football player or not.

No one should act that way.”

Jessi Randau, Designer

observe nature’s finer details. I had my own awakening to the intricacies and richness of nature when I started to learn wildflower identification in my work as a naturalist. I was particularly struck by the shapes and structures of flowers. By paying more attention to them, I became much more tuned into the diversity in flowers. It carried over into a broader appreciation for the diversity of life.

Late summer and early fall offers a chance to encounter a spectrum of variation in one family of flowers — composites (also called Asteraceae). This is one of the largest families of flowers in the world, with over 23,000 species. Many garden flowers are part of this family, as well as many of the tall, colorful flowers that bloom in Cuyahoga Valley National Park in late summer and fall.

The familiar garden daisy or similar flower is a good example to introduce the composite family. Here is the surprise of this family of flowers. We might see a daisy as one flower. However, it is really a cluster of many small flowers growing together in a flower head. Disc flowers grow in the cen-

times spread with help from an additional flower part that differs from many simpler flowers.

This time, think of the

by Jennie Vasarhelyi dandelion seed heads Cuyahoga valley National Park that you blew apart as a child. In simple flowers, green sepals grow around a flower bud ter. What we might con- cies, but I think there and then sit below the is value in honing obsider a petal is actupetals once the flowservation skills by lookally a separate flower, er has opened. In coming for differences beknown as a ray flower. posites, sepals have between species without Pull apart a daisy to come modified into a see the individual flow- identifying them. Some structure called a papcomposites just have ers. A magnifying glass pus. In some composdisc flowers, some just helps to see its finer ites like dandelions, the structures. Disc flowers have ray flowers, and pappus is composed many have both. Asters are tube shaped. Their of the hair-like threads have both flower types. reproductive parts are that help carry seeds in easily visible, extending The New England Asthe wind to aid disperter is one of the largest, above the tube. Look sal. with flower heads that for the anthers that The variation in produce pollen and the can be two inches wide composites described with 50 violet-purple stigma that receives here is only the tip of ray flowers. Goldenrods pollen. Ray flowers are the fascinating varistrap-shaped. Addition- also have both. Howation and complexial petals have become ever, their disc and ray ty that can be found in reduced in size and sit flowers have the same nature. Next time you at the base of the flowbright golden color and come to Cuyahoga Valer. Some ray flowers are are similar in size, creatley National Park, take infertile, lacking strucing a challenge for disthe time to observe detures for reproduction. tinguishing the floret tails in your surroundHowever, in the daisy, types. Chicory, a blue ings. Consider joining you should be able to flower that grows in old a park ranger who can find them at the base of fields and along roadhelp you see the natuthe flower. Flowers are sides, has only ray flowral world. Ranger prodesigned to attract and ers (along with dandegrams are listed in the direct insect pollinalions). Boneset, a white quarterly Schedule of tors. Since ray flowers flower that grows in the Events. It is available are often the showiest woodlands, only has at Boston Store Visipart of the composite, disc flowers. tor Center or online at they do the heavy lifting Once an insect polliwww.nps.gov/cuva. of attraction even when nates a floret, it develEditor’s note: Vasarhethey aren’t fertile. ops a hard, dry seed. lyi is Chief of InterpretaComposites vary in Think of a sunflower the number of disc and seed, probably the most tion, Education & Visitor Services for Cuyahoga ray flowers. You can try familiar composite Valley National Park. to identify specific spe- fruit. Seeds are some-

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Thirteen years after terrorists hijacked four planes ... crashing them into the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and into a field in Somerset County, Pa., we gather together in remembrance,” began St. Mark Lutheran Church Pastor and Tallmadge Fire and Police Chaplain the Rev. William H. Michaels as part of his address to those gathered at the unveiling of a September 11 memorial at Tallmadge Fire Station 1.

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Fathers show support for their children’s education

Photo Courtesy of Nikki Watkins

The Dunbar Primary School gym was buzzing with the sound of talking and laughter as children and their significant male caregivers enjoy donut holes and beverages to mark Fathers Walk 2014.

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he 2014 Fathers Walk in Tallmadge took place Sept. 17, 18 and 19 at Dunbar Primary School. Fathers, grandfathers, uncles, brothers, godfathers, cousins and other significant male caregivers and mentors took their children to school to show support of their children’s education. Above, Gino Lagani, 6, is escorted by his father, John.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

Above, Lorien Pringle walks hand-in-hand with her stepfather, John Rock.

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Brent Reichert and kids Ian and Samantha are all smiles.

Scott Aschenbrener strolls into Dunbar with his daughter, Ellie, 6.

Tallmadge City Schools Superintendent Jeff Ferguson, center, greets Mayor Dave Kline, as Dunbar Principal Courtney Davis, left, ushers fathers and children into the building.

FAITH & RELIGION

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Our Lady of Victory

Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church is located at 73 North Ave. Regular Weekend Mass Schedule: Saturday, 5 p.m.; Sunday, 9 and 10:45 a.m.

Regular Weekday Services: Mass: 9 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; no Mass Friday. nnReligious Education Registration questions? Call the

PSR office at 330-633-3672. nnKnights of Columbus meet the first Monday of the month. nnAA — Wednesdays at 10 a.m. in Room 100. nnConfessions — Saturdays from 9 to 9:30 a.m. nnParish School of Religion — through April. Every Sunday.

• Preschool: Every Sunday, Parish Center, 8:50 to 10 a.m.

• Kindergarten through eighth grade: Middle School, 10:30 a.m. to noon • High school freshmen and sophomores: First Sunday, Parish Center,10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and Second Sunday, 6 to 8 p.m.

• Confirmation candidates: Third Sunday, Parish Center, 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. nnParish School of Religion —

Sept. 21: 11th grade confirmation meeting. nn20-Somethings young Adult Group — Meets every other Thursday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. with babysitting provided. For more information, call Steve at 330-554-6770. nnYouth Fourth-grade through eighth-grade bonfire — Sept.

28, 6 to 8 p.m. nnAnnual Parish Rummage Sale — Oct. 4, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. For pick-ups call Mary Beth at 330-633-1928. Donations accepted Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 and 2 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. each day. nnGrief Support Series — Six weeks, beginning Oct. 8.

Common issues surrounding grief and healing will be discussed. To register, call 330633-3637. nnChristmas Bazaar, Nov. 8.

Planning committee meeting now to join. For more informa-

OLV K of C supports ARC

and make quilts that are distributed to military personnel stationed around the world.

Visit the church Facebook No previous experience is repage at Our Lady of Victory quired and all materials and Church instruction provided.

The parish calendar is availnnThursday Night Group able on line at http://ourlaPrayer — Every Thursday evedyofvictorytallmadge.parishning at 6:30 p.m. in the church esonline.com. sanctuary. tion, call Mary Beth at 330633-1928

Visit the OLV website for all the news at www.ourladyofvictorytallmadge.parishonline.com.

Call 330-633-3637 for more information.

Tallmadge United Methodist

nnSunday Morning Worship Services: Contemporary service — 8:45 a.m.; traditional service — 10:45 a.m. nnConfirmation Class of 2015 — All Students entering seventh- and eighth-grades are invited to join Confirmation classes beginning with an orientation for students and parents Sept. 28 at 10 a.m. Parents are asked to notify the Rev. Liming, Linda, or the church office at 330-6333734 if their child will be part of the class. nnAl Anon continues to meet at the church each Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. nnYouth Fellowship meetings begin Sept. 21. Junior High — 4 to 5:30 p.m.; Senior High — 5:30 to 7 p.m. nnThe Falling Leaves Craft Show is scheduled for Oct. 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the church. Area artists and craftsmen will sell items and lunch will be available. There are still a few booths available to rent.

The deadline to turn in fees and entry forms is Oct. 4. Contact Donna Brown at 330 6335706 to reserve a booth. nnRaking it to the Street — Join TUMC members Oct. 25 from 7:30 a.m. to noon. Breakfast and lunch are included.

Call 330-633-3734 for details. nnTrunk or Treat — Oct. 26 from 4 to 6 p.m.. Fun, food and activities planned.

Tallmadge Nazarene Church is located at 191 S. Munroe Road. Call 330-633-4122 for more information, or visit http://www.tallmadgenazarene.org/ or www.facebook. com/Tallmadgechurchofthenazarene.

Tallmadge Lutheran Church

nnThe TLC Fall Craft Show has been scheduled for Oct. 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Featured items include Native American flutes; decorated padfolios and portfolios with musical motif; homemade laundry detergents and dishwasher soaps; jeweled trees; hand crocheted children’s hats replicating popular characters; upcycled glass garden totems and art; lighted decorated wine bottles; alpaca fiber craft kits and products; and homemade cards Many traditional craft show offerings, such as woodworking pieces, decorated sweatshirts, bibs, hair accessories, knit and crocheted wearables, blankets, jewelry, scarves, home decor, knitted and plastic canvas items, Christmas and other holidaythemed decorations, potpourri, wreaths and calendars will be available for purchase as well.

Premier Jewelry, Scentsy, Jamicures and Origami Owl will also be represented.

A kids corner where youngsters can enjoy a craft, treat and carnival-style games and prizes will be offered, as well as fall-themed food fare.

There is no cost to enter, and recyclable bags will be given to the first 200 shoppers.

The church is located at For additional information, 207 N. Munroe Road. For more call 330-633-4775, or reach out to the show organizer, information, call 330-633Lorna Henderson, at 330-4143734.

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Tallmadge Lutheran Church Tallmadge Nazarene is located at 759 East Ave. Visit the website at http://www.

Church nnWeekly services — Sunday tallmadgelutheranchurch.org/ or Facebook at https://www.

School begins at 9:30 a.m.

Worship and Kids Church be- facebook.com/TallmadgeLugins at 10:30 a.m. Bible study theranChurch.

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erna Whitmire, center, The ARC of Summit and Portage Counties business manager, receives a check for $1,628 from the Our Lady of Victory Knights of Columbus of Tallmadge, represented by Vince DeLuca, left, and Dom Iacobucci. The ARC is a non-profit organization advocating for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. K of C members collected the money during their annual Measure Up Campaign conducted in May at the Acme Fresh Market in Tallmadge and Walmart in Brimfield.

to Haven of Rest in Akron at 5:45 p.m.

• Sept. 22 — Knitting for a Cause Group, 7 p.m., The Danbury, Third Floor, 1695 Queens Gate Circle, Cuyahoga Falls.

Learn how to knit or crochet for a worthy cause. Free. All ages welcome. Call Diane for information at 330-686-1086.

• Sept. 24 — Piece Corps quilt project, 9:30 a.m.; take scissors and wrapped (new) soap bars for Lutheran World Relief shipment; choir practice, 7:30 p.m.

The St. Marksman’s Club (for archery and range enthusiasts) starts Sept. 29. Call 330-697-3170 for more information.

For further information, call 330-633-3718 or visit us on Facebook/St. Mark or www. stmark-lutheran.org.

St. Mark Lutheran Church is located at 158 North Ave.

nnFirst Congregational Church is the host church

for an Alzheimer’s Support Group for caregivers and family members. Alzheimer’s, dementia and delirium affect the entire family and this group support is intended to provide assistance in coping strategy and care. The group meets on the last Tuesday every month at 11 a.m. at the church. For more information, call 330633-4931. The group facilitator is trained by the Alzheimer’s Association.

First Congregational Church of Tallmadge is located at 85 Heritage Drive. For more information, call 330-633 4931 or visit tallmadgefcc@sbcglobal. net or the church Facebook page at First Congregational Church of Tallmadge, UCC to view current activities.

Queen of Heaven

nn“Bring Your Pets to Mass,” First Congregational an outdoor Mass with pet nnFirst Congregational Church blessing, will commemorate the Feast of St. Francis of Assiof Tallmadge, a Stephen The si and his love of animals Oct. Sunday morning schedule is: 5 for attendees and their pets Worship and child care, 8:30 (on leashes or caged). Attenda.m.; Sunday education hour ees are asked to take a lawn for all ages, 9 a.m.; worship and children’s choirs, 10 a.m.; chair to sit on. In case of rain, children’s worship for ages 3 take pets into the church for through fifth grade, 10:30 a.m. the 11 am Mass. is offered weekly on Tuesday mornings at 9 a.m. for women; nnWarriors’ Journey Home nnA Rosary Rally/Crusade, a Tuesday evenings at 6:45 p.m. St. Mark Lutheran Ministry — Listen, Speak, 50th Anniversary Event, will for young adults and families; nnThis week: Heal is scheduled Sept. 21 take place Oct. 6. The rosaand Wednesday evenings at ry will be prayed every hour on • Sept. 21 — Worship with from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Veterans 6:30 p.m. general Bible study Communion at 8:15 a.m. and and individuals of strong heart the hour from 8 a.m. through 6 is offered.

10:30 a.m.; Children’s Church who would like to experience p.m. At 7 p.m., the Most Rev. nnCut Ups Quilting Ministry during sermon; Sunday School the healing circle for veterans Roger W. Gries, O.S.B., Auxil— Every Thursday afternoon for adults at 9:30 a.m.; fellow- are invited to attend. For future iary Bishop Emeritus, Diocese meeting times, visit the webthe Cut Ups Quilting Ministry of Cleveland, will preside at ship with refreshments after site warriorsjourneyhome.org. the closing Mass on the vigmeets in the Fellowship Hall each service; desserts taken

il of the Feast of Our Lady of The Rosary.

Queen of Heaven Church is located at 1800 Steese Road in Green. For more information, call 330-896-2345.

Ravenna Assembly of God

nnNationally-known speaker, Sam Farina of Red Oak, Texas, is coming to Ravenna Assembly of God to lead a marriage conference with a unique coach approach.

“Transforming Your Marriage, A Coach Approach Marriage Conference” is Oct. 3, from 7 to 9 p.m., and Oct. 4, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ravenna Assembly of God on State Route 14 in Ravenna.

The International Coach Federation defines coaching as partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential. Coaching honors the client as the expert in his/her life and work and believes that every client is creative, resourceful, and whole.

The cost to register includes materials, refreshments on Oct. 3, and a continental breakfast and lunch on Oct. 4. For a registration form and more information, go to www. ravennaag.com. To ask questions, call the church office at 330-297-1493. The deadline to register is Sept. 29.

LIBRARY

Thursdays, Oct. 16 through Dec. 11, 10:30 a.m. For children ages 2 through 3 with a caregiver. Jump on over to a shorter story time for active little ones. Enjoy stories, songs, dancing and more. Story time is followed by a group playtime.

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Book Sale

• Oct. 30, 4 to 8 p.m.

Friend’s Preview • Oct. 31, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

• Nov. 1, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., $5 bag sale all day

Baby play group

Fridays, Oct. 17, Nov. 14 from noon to 1 p.m.

For babies up to 24 months and their caregiver. Join with other moms, dads, grandmas, and caregivers for baby’s first group play experience.

Toddler, preschool story times

nnBook Bugs Story Time — Tuesdays, Oct. 14 through Dec. 9, 10:30 a.m. For children ages 3 through 6 with a caregiver. Enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, a craft and time to play together. Wonderful Wiggle Worms Story Time —

piece of writing or art that interprets what turning dreams into reality means to them for a chance to win a prize. nnDesign Your Own Sharpie Mug — Nov. 12, 4 p.m. The library provides the materials and the teens provide the creativity for this fun and useful craft.

DIY ice cream at the library

Adult programs

For children in kindergarten nnEmily Dickinson: Her Life and Poetry — Sept. 25, 2 p.m. through fifth grade.

Interested in learning more nnEdible Haunted Housabout Emily Dickinson? Her es — Oct. 22, 4:30 p.m. Chil- poetry? Meet with Diana Waydren make a deliciously scary and, a Dickinson scholar, in a house to eat. Limit 20. Regis- discussion about her life and tration requested. her poetry. Attendees are ennnStained Glass Window couraged to take a poem that Art — Nov. 19, 4:30 p.m. interests them, if you like, or Help decorate the house for just their curiosity.

Thanksgiving with crepe paper nnMind, Body and Spirit Apwindow art. proaches to Better Health — Those wondering how holistic approaches to health can Family programs improve self-healing and faFor all ages. Children cilitate growth will want to atyounger than 5 should be ac- tend this program. When the companied by an adult. body is relaxed and in balnnPaws for Reading — Every ance, it can cope with everyfirst and third Saturday of the day stresses and strains much month, 1 to 2 p.m. Look for more effectively. These aptherapy dogs, Caesar or Soproaches may be used alongphie, in the Children’s area. side conventional therapies for Children are invited to improve prevention and to achieve optheir reading skills by reading timal states of well-being. Coto a furry friend. Children may sponsored by Conversations take along a book they are & Co. Attend one or both sesreading or choose one from sions. the shelves.

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hildren were invited to make homemade ice cream in a bag at a program offered by the Tallmadge Branch Library Sept. 17. Above, Maegan Hubbard, 6, of Akron, shakes her ice cream bag with the help of her grandmother, Joyce Brown, while, below, Hailey Mullin, 6, and Kyla Bender, 5, raise their hands to answer a question before the ice cream making begins.

Ruble Grief Therapy; Paul DiFranco, heart-centered hypTeen programs notherapy; yoga, mindfulness nnTeen Read Week Contest meditation; Cindy Emerick and — Oct. 12 through 18. Teens Kelsey Husk, licensed masare invited to Turn Dreams into sage therapy; and Mary ReisReality @ Your Library. Teens man, art therapy and instrucare asked to turn in either a tion.

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6. A reliable deductible: Many homeowners recovering from a disaster such as a wind or hail storm get sticker shock when they learn their deductible isn’t a dollar amount that they chose, but rather a percentage of the limit on their policy. These named - storm percentage deductibles are almost always higher than dollar-amount deductibles - and sometimes significantly so. Some insurance companies have quietly put these deductibles on their customer’s policy and the customer doesn’t realize it.

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nealogy Research — Oct. 7, 6:30 p.m. With almost 9,000 databases and billions of images, Ancestry is the premier online genealogy resource, and it’s available for free within any ASCPL location. The class will introduce participants to the many features of Ancestry Library Edition and show them how to do efficient and effective searches. Basic computer skills are recommended. Limit 15. Registration requested. nnAuthor Talk — Oct. 9, 6:30 p.m. “Well, I Guess I’m Not Jesus” is a memoir by Adam Helbling. Join him as he disSEE library, Page 14

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Alleged Tallmadge pill pilferer booked after turning herself in From Staff Reports Cuyahoga Falls — A nursing home employee wanted for allegedly stealing her patients’ medications has turned herself in.

Crystal L. Bentley, 29, of Tallmadge, was arrested Sept. 16, according to Stow Municipal Court records. She was charged with two counts of theft, a fourth-degree felony.

Bentley was booked after 9 p.m., after she turned herself in at the court earlier in the day, according to Falls Po-

lice Lt. Gary Merton Jr. She was released on a $5,000 personal recognizance bond, court records state.

A preliminary hearing was scheduled for Sept.

24 before Judge Lisa L. Coates.

Police had filed charges against Bentley after an administrator for National Church Residences, 45 Cathedral Lane, reported she was found with packs of prescription medications belonging to two residents under her care.

When the administra-

tor confronted Bentley about the missing drugs at 1:30 a.m. Sept. 3, she fled the building, according to the police report.

The administrator filed a separate report the same day in which she reports an employee stole 30 pain pills and another pill belonging to two other residents. No suspects were named in this case.

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Canton man faces rape, child endangering charges in city Tallmadge — A Canton man is incarcerated at the Summit County Jail on allegations he raped his girlfriend’s 5-year-old daughter.

According to Stow Municipal Court records and a report from Tallmadge Police, police arrested 28-year-old Christopher S. Fryer Sept. 9 on one count each of rape of a

child younger than 13 years old, a first-degree felony, and child endangering, a third-degree felony.

As of Sept. 17, Fryer was being held in jail on a $500,000 bond after his initial court appearance the day after his arrest.

The alleged incident happened March 23 and was reported to police four days later. According to Lt. Ron Williams, police interviewed Fryer the

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“The child made a disclosure to a third party, which led to additional evidence and the criminal charges,” William said. He declined to disclose additional information about the incident.

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cusses his struggles with both bipolar disorder and spinal cord injury. It will encourage attendees to take a second look at their life and ask, “What exactly is my purpose on this earth?” nnVeterans Recognition Ceremony — Nov. 10, 2 p.m. Cosponsored by Hospice of the Western Reserve. Join veterans, their families and friends, active military personnel and community and civic leaders as they gather and celebrate every veteran in attendance with a special pin in honor of their great sacrifices for this country. nnLibrary History with Brian — Nov. 15, 2 p.m. Join librarian Brian Salmon as he reviews the history of the Tallmadge Branch Library and the AkronSummit County Public Library, celebrating 140 years of service. He will present behindthe-scenes information and photos of the original buildings and staff. nnKnit & Crochet Club — Thursdays, Oct. 2, Nov. 6, 3 to 4:30 p.m. nnOpen to those who want to learn how to knit and cro-

chet and those who would like to share techniques and acquire new ideas. All levels of expertise and all ages are welcome. Children younger than 12 should be accompanied by an adult helper. nnBook discussions — Mondays, 6:30 p.m.

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• Oct. 13 — “Penelope” by Rebecca Harrington • Nov. 10 — “The Last Runaway” by Tracy Chevalier nnComputer training — Attendance will be based on a

numbering system with 15 tickets being distributed outside the classroom 30 minutes prior to class start.

• Nov. 24, 2 p.m. — Windows 8 • Nov. 25, 2 p.m. — Internet I • Nov. 25, 6 p.m. — Email I • Nov. 26, 2 p.m. — MS Word I

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• Monday, Tuesday, Thursday — 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

• Wednesday, Friday — Noon to 6 p.m.

• Saturday — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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World War II Navy veteran, Lawson Milk Co. retiree, avid golfer, great-grandfather Dallas (Bill) William Bleau, born Dec. 7, 1926, died Aug. 25, 2014.

A longtime resident of the Portage Lakes area, where he graduated from Coventry High School, Mr. Bleau attended The Ohio State University and later moved to Cuyahoga Falls, Springfield, Stow and Tallmadge. He was a proud World War II veteran from the Pacific campaigns while on a U.S. Navy subchaser. He retired after 38 years with the Lawson Milk Co. and later, Milk Marketing Inc. (MMI). He was an avid golfer, who finished his rounds with an amazing six holes in one. After retirement, he spent the winters at his home in Lantana, Fla. He was a member of Our Lady of Victory Church in Tallmadge.

Mr. Bleau is survived by his wife of 67 years, Phyllis; sister, Lilliam Finnern; brother, Roger Bleau; children, Nanci Bleau, Joe (Ann), William (MaryDeb) and Kim (John) Laria; eight grandchildren, Aaron (Kyle) Bode, Tiffany (Scott) Franks, Michael and Lee Boring, Sarah and Vincent Bleau, Jennifer (Chris) Brink, Joe (Danielle) Laria; and 4.5 great-grandchildren, Veronica Franks, Connor and Jonathon Brink, and baby Laria due Dec. 7.

Donations may be made to the Wounded Warrior Project, P.O. 758517, Topeka, Kansas 66675.

Donovan Bagnoli Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

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Chapel Hill Alliance Church member, great-grandmother Joanne A. Brown, 82, died Sept. 5, 2014.

Mrs. Brown was born in Warren and lived nearly 50 years in the Tallmadge area. She was a member of Chapel Hill Alliance Church.

Preceded in death by her husband, George “Herb” Brown; and son, Curt, she is survived by daughters, Susan (James) Bivens of Tallmadge and Heidi Brown of Newport, Ky.; and son, Daniel (Maggie) Brown of Ft. Wayne, Ind.; sister, Jackie Felix of New Hampshire; brother, Daniel (Jackie) Emch of Columbus; and many grandchildren and greatgrandchildren.

Donations may be made to a favorite charity.

Donovan Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

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Chapel Hill Alliance Church member, great-grandmother Joanne A. Brown, 82, died Sept. 5, 2014.

Mrs. Brown was born in Warren and lived nearly 50 years in the Tallmadge area. She was a member of Chapel Hill Alliance Church.

Preceded in death by her husband, George “Herb� Brown; and son, Curt, Faith Bible Fellowship, she is survived by daughters, Susan (James) Bivens of Tallmadge and Heidi Tallmadge Business and Professional women member; great-grandmother Brown of Newport, Ky.; and son, Daniel (Maggie) Brown of Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Jacqueline L. Dipane, 86, died Sept. 8, 2014. sister, Jackie Felix of New Hampshire; brother, Daniel (Jackie) Emch of CoMrs. Dipane lived most of her life in the Akron /Tallmadge area. She was seclumbus; and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. retary to the president of Kent State University for 15 years and worked for Donations may be made to a favorite charity. various law firms in Akron and with her son, Phil, at Pet Junction. She served Donovan Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. for many years as board secretary for Child Evangelical Fellowship of Greater Akron. She was a member of Faith Bible Fellowship where she served as secretary of the church and for the deacons. She was also involved in Tallmadge Business and Professional Women and Akron Legal Secretary Association.

Preceded in death by her husband, Anthony, and her parents, Harold and Charlotte Limric; and son, Michael Dipane, she is survived by son, Phillip H. (Laurie) Dipane of Munroe Falls; five grandchildren, Anthony M. (Amy), Jacqueline (Kenneth), Jane, Michelle and Holly (Alex); and nine great-grandchildren, Michael, Kenneth, Kayla, Carl, Chrissy, Sierra, D.J., Austin and Adalyn Donovan Bagnoli Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

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SCHOOL NOTES Munroe Elementary School

nnMunroe Elementary School’s fall fundraiser kicked off Aug. 28. Each Munroe student was sent home with a sample 2015 Entertainment Book and flier describing the program and prizes to be earned. Akron, Canton or Cleveland books may be purchased through students, online at www.entertainment. com or by calling 1-866241-8042 (mention Munroe Elementary Group ID No. 10036896 when ordering). Entertainment Books are available in all areas of the U.S.

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Dunbar fence result of community support

Education Center (MEC) at 486 East Ave. The MEC is open weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

PRESCHOOL Treehouse Preschool

nnTreehouse Preschool has two open spots for 2014-15 school year. They are both in the 3-year-old class. The preschool program encourages children to learn through play as well as build foundations for emotional and social growth.

Photo Courtesy of Dunbar PTA Contact Treehouse Preschool at treehouseprehrough the support of the Tallmadge Community and parents, the Dunbar Primary Profits from Entertainschool@sbcglobal.net or 330ment Book sales go directly to 630-0704 to arrange a tour of School PTA was able to purchase and install a fence surrounding the school playMunroe PTA. Direct questions the facility. For more informaground this past spring. Maranatha Fence installed over 700 feet of fence at a toshould go to Becky Haupt at tion, visit the preschool’s web- tal cost of $7,174. The PTA reports it has received positive feedback from both parents 330-715-7012, or at rhaupt@ site at treehousepreschool. and teachers now that a barrier exists between the playground and the school driveway, brouse.com. com. road, and woods. Dunbar PTA’s 2014-15 fall fundraiser is currently in progress. Orders are due to the school Sept. 24. A wide-variety of items are available for purchase and may be Tallmadge High viewed at www.shopsnowdays.com, www.shop-creative-designs.com, and www.shopmixitup.com. Orders may be placed with any Dunbar student, or by emailing ptadunbar@ School gmail.com. Dunbar PTA receives between 42 and 52 percent profit on sales. nnTHS PTSA is still running it’s

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membership drive. Cost is $5 for all students, parents, staff and relatives. The membership form may be found on the school website or contact Laura Cross at 330-842-3169. nnPTSA will sponsor a Freshmen Football Tailgate Party at 3 p.m. Sept. 25, at the football field. Volunteers to help set up, serve and clean up are needed. Donations of drinks, cookies and individual bags of chips are needed. Contact Christine Cipa at 330-6077476 to help in any way. nnPTSA will also provide cookies, fruit and ice for the THS Oct. 11 Homecoming Dance. Those who can donate their time or make a donation please contact Becky Haupt at RHaupt@ brouse.com or 330715-7012.

Join THS PTSA for its monthly meetings scheduled for the third Monday of each month at 6 p.m. in the THS library.

Summit Racing, Rotary support student success

nnSummit Racing and Tallmadge Rotary are once again providing back-toschool backpacks for nearly 500 Tallmadge students.

The program provides students with backpacks as well as school supplies. The cooperative effort is designed to help economically stressed families.

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Dance Classes with Brittney

nnRivers Casino — Sept. 25.

Travel by motorcoach. Slots nnTRC is offering Ballet Kids and food bonus. Departure and for ages 4 through 6 and Hip return times to be announced.

Hop Teens for ages 7 through nnBranson — Oct. 14-18.

13 Sundays, Oct. 5 through Call Irene for single, triple and Nov. 23. Ballet Kids teaches children ballet fundamentals. quad prices. Travel to Missouri tallmadge express Class for ages 4 through 6 will by motorcoach. Includes three shows, Shoji Tabuchi, Dinner sunday be noon to 12:30 p.m. and class for ages 5 through 6 will with Yakov, Texas Tenors, Ride september 21, 2014 be 12:45 to 1:15 p.m. Hip Hop the Ducks, and more. Four Page 18 Teens for ages 7 through 13 nights lodging, four hot breakteaches age-appropriate con- fasts and four full-service dintemporary dances and will be ners. Departure and return 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. times to be announced.

Register by Sept. 29. nnAustintown Hollywood CaCommunity Open sino — November. Travel by motorcoach. Date, cost deparSewing Days Home School ture and return times to be annnTRC will host CommuniOpen Gym nounced. ty Open Sewing Days MonnnHome school open gyms nnHartville Kitchen Dinner days, 2 to 6 p.m. The program for all home school students Concert, Triumphant Quarwill be ongoing. Anyone inin kindergarten through 12th tet — Dec. 4. Christmas show. grade will be offered Thursterested may take their own days from 12:45 to 2:30 p.m. Travel by recreation censewing machine to the TRC ter bus. Departure and return for these drop in sewing days. The next session will run through Nov. 20. Kids will par- times to be announced.

Projects include baby quilts, ticipate in a variety of individu- nnOglebay Festival of Lights duffle bags and other creal and team-based sports and and Wheeling Casino — Decf. ations to give to local organizations in need. Donated fab- physical activities. Each class 13. Guided tour of Oglebay and includes a warm up, a stretch rics and accessories will be and exercise segment, 1 or ½ mansion, Christmas Shop, caused, so donations are welmile timed run, fun sports and sino. Travel by motorcoach. come. Participants may take a cool down at the end. No Departure and return times to their own fabric to complete pre-registration is necessary be announced. their own projects in the com- and students may attend as nnKentucky Derby — May 5, pany of others. Some sewoften as they choose. Parents 2015. Three days, two nights. ing knowledge is preferred, may choose to pay and play or Three continental breakfasts, but more accomplished sew- pay to workout on their own. three dinners, ticket to Derby, ers in the group will help those Schedule: all applicable taxes, meal grawho need to get back into the tuities and baggage and han• Sept. 25 — Flag Footswing of things if they need dling included. Travel by moball and Jump Ropes & Relay assistance. Participants may torcoach. Departure and return Races attend as often as they wish times to be announced. This and stay as late as they’d like. nnFor pricing on all trip is selling out fast.

Those wishing to donate fabric programs, call the TRC or other sewing materials are at 330-634-2349. nnFor cost of trips and addi-

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nnAll pricing and dates are subject to change. To make reservations, call Irene Welsh at 330-633-5694 or Lois Crossen at 330-6300505. Registration forms must accompany each trip payment.

Primetimers to host cake baking contest

nnThe Tallmadge Primetimers will host a cake baking contest Oct. 21 at noon.

Those wishing to participate must bake a cake to be judged by city officials.

Rules • Cakes must be homemade, although a store bought mix may be used.

• Friends/relatives may assist entrant in baking, decorating.

• Cakes will be judged on a blind entry basis. The entry will be assigned a number.

• Cakes will be judged on appearance, overall taste, moistness, creativity, unique idea and color combination.

Prizes will be given to the top winners.

For additional information or to register for the contest, contact Primetimers President tional information, call Irene Welsh at 330-633-5694 or Lois Terry Fitzpatrick at 330-6300633.

Crossen at 330-630-0505.

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arrett and Savanna Ansley of Tallmadge recently took first-place in the 14 and younger coed category in the Twinsburg 5K which was part of Twins Day festivities Aug. 3. Garrett finished 30th out of 338 racers with a time of 21:13, which earned him second-place honors in his individual age category. The twins are co-captains of the Holy Family School Cross Country team.

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WORTH NOTING Alzheimer’s Support Group meets at church

nnThe Tallmadge Alzheimer’s Support Group meets on the last Tuesday of each month at 11 a.m. at First Congregational Church of Tallmadge, UCC at 85 Heritage Drive.

The group is designed for the family members and support people. The Tallmadge Group is supporting the effort to raise necessary funds to support research and treatment, and increase awareness.

Checks may be made out to Alzheimer’s Association with the Tallmadge Support Group on the memo line, and mailed to: Alzheimer’s Association, 70 West Streetsboro Road, Hudson, Ohio 44326. To make an on-line donation go to alz.org and click on the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, and on the zip code, 44278 entering the team name; Tallmadge Support. Enter that name again on the following page for entrance into the site.

A New Beginning meets for breakfast, dinner

nnA New Beginning, a social group for widows and widowers of all ages meets for breakfast and conversation every Saturday morning at 9 a.m. at Thano’s Restaurant, 71 5th St., S.E., Barberton. nnThe group also meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month for dinner and conversation 6 p.m. For restaurant location and other activities, call 330-745-6239.

A New Adventure meets for dinner

nnA New Adventure, a social group for widows and widowers of all ages, meets for dinner and conversation the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 5:30 p.m. For more information, call 330929-5430 or 330-630-9275.

Widows, Widowers Under 50

nnA social support group for widows and widowers in their 20s, 30s and 40s meets for dinner and conversation the second Wednesday of each month a 6 p.m. For additional information, call 330-7155691.

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AKRON

Sun 9/21

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177 Kenilworth

3BR 2BA

$119,900

Jana Chervenic

Keller Williams Chervenic

330-571-5252

AKRON

Sun 9/21

3-4:30

1480 Sackett Hills

3BR 3BA

$169,900

Jana Chervenic

Keller Williams Chervenic

330-571-5252

BATH

Sun 9/21

11:30-1

4553 Castlemaine Ct

3BR 3BA

$418,000

Jennifer Miller

Cutler

216-374-6178

CUYAHOGA FALLS Sun 9/21

12-1:30

2106 14th St

3BR 1.5BA

$112,900

Nemeth’s

Keller Williams Chervenic

330-903-0090

CUYAHOGA FALLS Sun 9/21

1-2:30

1936 10th St

4BR 2BA

$114,900

Kathy Archer

Keller Williams Chervenic

330-475-6619

CUYAHOGA FALLS Sun 9/21

3-4:30

934 Chestnut

4BR 2BA

$184,900

Kathy Archer

Keller Williams Chervenic

330-475-6619

CUYAHOGA FALLS Sun 9/21

3-5

1962 13th St

4BR 2.5BA

$198,500

Gerry Gill

Cutler

330-620-7452

CUYAHOGA FALLS Sun 9/21

2-3:30

2218 Brace Pl

2BR 1BA

$76,000

Jennifer Miller

Cutler

216-374-6167

CUYAHOGA FALLS Sun 9/21

12-1:30

227 E Bath Rd

3BR 2BA

$107,500

Robin Rohrich

Stouffer

330-696-4179

CUYAHOGA FALLS Sun 9/21

12-1:30

229 E Bath Rd

2BR 1.5BA

$89,900

Robin Rohrich

Stouffer

330-696-4179

CUYAHOGA FALLS Sun 9/21

2-4

511 Grove

3BR 2BA

$149,900

Patt Eaton

Harvest Homes

330-571-6514

ELLET

Sun 9/21

1-3

2589 Edgebrook

2BR 1BA

$59,500

Angie Palazzo

Cutler

330-760-5374

GARRETTSVILLE

Sun 9/21

1-3

7901 State St

4BR 3BA

$319,900

Kathie Lutz

Century21 GoldFire

330-687-5900

HARTVILLE

Sun 9/21

12-1:30

7586 Allen Dr NE

3BR 2BA

$149,900

Frankie Tadsen

Cutler

330-256-0839

HUDSON

Sun 9/21

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36 Essex Cir

4BR 3BA

$319,800

Dianna Palmeri

Howard Hanna

330-283-9424

HUDSON

Sun 9/21

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2269 Edgeview Dr

5BR 2.5BA

$299,900

Norma Lapierre

Howard Hanna

330-284-2488

KENT

Sun 9/21

12-1:30

314 Orchard St

3BR 1BA

$88,000

Cindy Le-Mon

RE/MAX Crossroads

330-472-0910

KENT

Sun 9/21

1-2:30

319 Overlook

4BR 2.2BA

$244,900

Mike McClure

Cutler

330-475-6828

KENT

Sun 9/21

1-2:15

1049 Cottage Gate

2BR 2BA

$152,900

Lee Schie Doris Brown

Cutler

330-472-9632 330-673-6694

KENT

Sun 9/21

1-2:30

1564 Hawthorn St

3BR 2.1BA

$155,000

Antoinette Mason

Stouffer

330-361-0351

KENT

Sun 9/21

2:30-4

990 Phillip Drive

4BR 2.5BA

$234,900

Sandy Allen

Century 21 Wilbur

330-807-0010

NORTH AKRON

Sun 9/21

1-2:30

1285 Vane Ave

3BR 2BA

$93,500

Gerry Gill

Cutler

330-620-7452

RAVENNA

Sun 9/21

2:30-4

537 Morgan Rd

3BR 2BA

$127,900

Frankie Tadsen

Cutler

330-256-0839

RAVENNA

Sun 9/21

2-3:30

4067 Bayberry Knoll Ln

4BR 2.5BA

$189,900

Cindy Le-Mon

RE/MAX Crossroads

330-472-0910

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Beliefs collide in thoughtprovoking ‘Sunset Limited’

by APRIL HELMS SPECIAL PRODUCTS EDITOR A chance meeting between a devout Christian and an equally devout atheist leads to a series of interesting discussions on what is real, what is faith and even what is ideal in “Sunset Limited,” which opened at None Too Fragile Theater Sept. 12.

The play, written by Cormac McCarthy and directed by Sean Derry, focuses on two characters, named Black (played by Myron Lewis) and White (played

by Richard Worswick).

The names don’t just refer to skin color, but the diametrically opposed positions each character has in terms of faith, religion and life view.

The play takes place in Black’s inner city apartment. The set immediately captures the poverty and conditions Black lives in. There are four locks on the door, the furnishings have seen better days, the appliances barely work and there’s little decor — Black explains the latter by saying it would only get stolen by the drug abusers and the destitute that often crash for the night in his abode. Black himself is an ex-con, something he is open about. The impression you get from Black, despite his surroundings and past, is one of surety and gratitude.

On his way to work, Black winds up rescuing White, a professor SEE SUNSET, PAGE 23

Verb Ballet returns to Twinsburg for fall program

by APRIL HELMS SPECIAL PRODUCTS EDITOR

The performance is very eclectic. We are hoping the audience will enjoy how versatile the dancers and repertory of Verb Ballets is.”

Richard Dickinson,

V

ERB BALLETS returns to Twinsburg with Night Moves, at Twinsburg High School Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m.

Night Moves is a cultural collaboration between Twinsburg, Aurora, Hudson, Streetsboro and Solon Center for the Arts.

Verb Ballets will present a family-friendly evening of works that features the classicallytrained dancers performing fresh contemporary choreography, under the direction of Dr. Margaret Carlson, Director and Richard Dickinson, MFA, Associate Director.

“Through the generosity of Ohio Arts Council and Medical Mutual we are pleased to present Night Moves featuring Verb Ballets. This gift to the community allows us to present the professional company to our residents at the cost of a movie ticket,” stated Derek Schroeder, Parks and Recreation director, city of Twinsburg, in a media release.

The evening will feature the light hearted ballet, Cowboy Soul, choreographed by Dickinson, which combines classical ballet with instrumental versions of

Associate director, Verb Ballets

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Night Moves, which features Verb Ballets, returns to Twinsburg. The professional ballet company will perform Sept. 26 at the Twinsburg High School.

NIGHT MOVES SHINES LIGHT ON BALLET the greatest cowboy songs. Contra Con, choreographed by William Anthony, has been noted for crisp balletic movements full of symmetry and is a visual feast in red costumes. Dark Matter

by Tommie-Waheed Evans requires percussive driving energy and athleticism of the dancers in this urban style contem-

porary work. Verb Ballets also will perform a pas de deux by the late Heinz Poll, the founder of Ohio Ballet, titled “Duet.”

Sharing the stage that evening with Verb Ballets will be an appearance by Sharon’s School of Dance.

Dickinson said this is the first year that Verb will be sharing the stage

with a local dance school.

They will perform two works, interspersed between dances by the professional company.

“The performance is very eclectic,” Dickinson said of the program. “We are hoping the audience will enjoy how versatile the dancers and repertory of Verb Ballets is.”

In previous years, the

ballet had been outdoors in the summer, but this year Dickinson said Verb couldn’t fit in a summer show in its schedule, so the ballet was rescheduled for fall indoors.

For details or tickets, call 330-963-8722, online at www.twinsburgrecreation.com or visit the Twinsburg Community Center, at 10260 Ravenna Road in Twinsburg.

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Twisted ‘Deadly Murder’ ends Western Reserve Playhouse season

by APRIL HELMS SPECIAL PRODUCTS EDITOR When a wealthy woman with a penchant for younger men decides to have a one-night stand with a waiter she met at a party, she gets more than she bargained for.

That is the general plot behind “Deadly Murder,” which opened at Western Reserve Playhouse Sept. 12.

Director Alex Nine said the play is “packed full” of twists and turns.

“It was great working with the cast,” Nine said.

“We had a lot of fun creating the characters and working on this.”

As the title would imply, there is a murder, but the plot is almost more like a one-upsmanship contest with the three characters, particularly Camille (played by Marybeth Orr) and Billy (played by Brian West-

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“Deadly Murder” runs through Sept. 27. The theatre is at 3326 EverPHOTO COURTESY OF WESTERN RESERVE PLAYHOUSE ett Road, at the Bath/ Camille (Marybeth Orr) confronts Billy (Brian Westerley), who is trying to blackmail her in a Richfield Township scene from “Deadly Murder” at Western Reserve Playhouse.

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Fundraiser show a ‘labor of love’ for Cuyahoga Falls actress My mother was extremely musi- IF YOU GO cal. She was my first vocal coach WHAT: My Mother’s Eyes and she encouraged me in my WHERE: Western Reserve Playhouse, 3326 Everett professional career.”

Road, Bath Mia Hess, director, writer of “My Mother’s Eyes” WHEN: Oct. 10, 8 p.m.

by APRIL HELMS SPECIAL PRODUCTS EDITOR About a year ago, Mia Hess, a singer and actress from Cuyahoga Falls, said she had contacted a friend to help her find the music to a song Hess remembered performing.

“She was going through her mother’s extensive collection of sheet music, and mentioned that she was looking to get rid of it,” Hess said. “I said ‘don’t put them in a garage sale, give it to me.’ So I received 500 pieces of sheet music.”

Hess said she also received another 100 pieces of sheet music from another local friend and actress. From this selection of music, plus Hess’s research into those songs, came the idea and eventual creation of “My Mother’s Eyes,” which will debut at Western Reserve Playhouse on Oct. 10 at 8 p.m.

The show, which Hess says she is underwriting, will serve as a fundraiser for the theater, with

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From left, Mia Hess, Al Klesh and Robin Shatton will be featured in “My Mother’s Eyes,” a musical revue written and directed by Hess. The show, which debuts at Western Reserve Playhouse, will serve as a fundraiser for that theater. part of the proceeds going toward a Revere High School senior going into theater, and the other part going into theater improvements. Hess

will be joined by Al Klesh and Robin Shatton onstage. Also featured is Hess’s husband Marty on drums, pianist and Stow resident Leo

Spishak, and Todd Kotler on guitar.

Hess said the song title came from one of the songs by the same name.

“It’s a really pretty little ballad that resonated with me,” she said.

“It made me think of my mom, who had these huge, beautiful blue eyes.

Everyone who met her commented on her eyes.”

Hess said her mother, who died in 1993, was a singer in her own right and “gave me the gift of the love of art and music.”

“My mother was extremely musical,” she said. “She was my first vocal coach and she encouraged me in my professional career.”

The 40 songs that will be performed, culled from the sheet music she was given, range from

SUNSET

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Myron Lewis, left, and Richard Worswick are featured in None Too Fragile’s production of “The Sunset Limited.”

Neil Labute from Oct. 10 The play, written by Ed Falco and featuring acthrough Oct. 25. tors Andrew Narten and Leighann Niles DeLorenzo as a married couple whose relationship has hit the rocks, received its Derry, the co-artis- world premiere at None tic director of None Too Too Fragile back in June.

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“I turned 60 in May, and I think performers in their 60s don’t get showcased as they should,” she said. “They don’t get the opportunities they should, and they still have a lot to give.”

The revue also is a good way to promote songs from the Great American Songbook, Hess said, as well as lesser-known songs.

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aiming to board the Sunset Limited (a euphemism for suicide). Black takes White back to his apartment in an attempt to help him.

Black’s life is an open book, but White is far more reserved. Black attempts to chip away at White’s exterior in an effort to figure out not just the reason for White’s despair, but for White’s overall belief that nothing in life matters. The end result is, to say the least, unexpected.

The play runs about 90 minutes without intermission.

“The Sunset Limited” runs through Sept. 27.

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1908 to 1976, Hess said.

“I remember singing some of these songs as a little girl,” she said. “I’m excited to premiere it at Western Reserve Playhouse, and I hope it leads to more shows.”

Hess said that if anyone coming to the benefit recognizes a song, they can sing along.

Writing, producing, directing and performing in a show was a daunting challenge at times, especially since around the time the revue was accepted by the theater for its fundraising show, she was diagnosed with lymphoma, Hess said.

“I’m still going through chemo and all that happy crud,” she said. “It’s a little scary to wear all of these hats. It’s interesting to be in charge.”

However, she called her

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he Blossom Women’s Committee of The Cleveland Orchestra held their final Gourmet Matinee of the season Aug. 9 at The Knight Grove, Blossom Music Center.

The guests were entertained by a quintet of Cleveland Orchestra Members playing Antonin Dvorak’s “String Quintet in E-flat Major, Opus 97.” Pictured are the group’s newest members, from left, Faye Heston, Judy Vaughn, Donna Paola, Dana Annis and Elizabeth McCormick.

Blossom Women’s Committee is a non-profit organization supporting The Cleveland Orchestra at Blossom Music Center. For membership information, call Claire Frattaire at 440-543-3915.

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Copley earns victory over soccer club

by Frank Aceto Associate Sports Editor

nnTallmadge reached Division II regional play last season

by Frank Aceto Associate Sports Editor Bill Johnson resigned as head coach of the Tallmadge girls basketball team Sept. 3.

Johnson said he took a position in the special education at Hudson High School. He was the in-school suspension supervisor at Tallmadge High School.

“It was the hardest

decision I’ve ever had to make,” Johnson said.

“Tallmadge has been great to me.I have gotten great support from the community and the administrators, especially Seek [Tallmadge athletic director Don Seeker], House [Tallmadge High School principal Mike Householder] and Mr. [Jeff] Ferguson [Tallmadge City Schools superintendent].”

Johnson led the Lady Blue Devils to their first trip to Division II regional play since 1999 last season. He guided Tallmadge to a 59-34 record during his four-year tenure as head coach.

Prior to coming to Tallmadge, Johnson was an assistant coach with the Hudson High School boys basketball team.

“I’m bummed out,” Seeker said. “I tried to

talk him out of it. I love Billy. He did a great job with our program and the youth program.”

Seeker said the position was posted the previous week.

“I hoping the next person can pick it up and run with it,” he said. “It’s too bad. As an AD, you hope to hire someone and have them coach for 20 years.”

Johnson said he had a talk with his players about his decision.

“One of the hardest things to do was to stand in front of them and talk to them,” he said.

“They have given so much to the program and to me. I can’t say enough about what the players and all the people did in the last four years. I’m forever grateful.”

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Football squad defeats Garfield; move to 3-0 nnBlue Devils take control in the second half

A loss to a powerhouse like Copley isn’t a negative by any means.

But Tallmadge head girls soccer coach Scott Williams would love to have two other games back.

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next game n Tallmadge at Highland n Date: Sept. 24 n Time: 7 p.m.

The Lady Blue Devils fell to 2-5-1 overall and 0-2-1 in the Suburban League after losing a 2-0 decision to Copley (7-2, 4-0) Sept. 17 on the road.

Tallmadge also lost to Akron Manchester (30) Sept. 15 at Rossiaky Stadium and Perry (10) Sept. 13 in Massillon.

“If we had a little more focus and a little more good fortune during our games against Field [a 1-0 loss Sept. 6 in Mogadore], Perry and Manchester, we win those games,” Williams said.

Copley had a 19-0 advantage in shots on goal and a 9-0 edge on corner kicks.

The Lady Blue Devils were missing center midfielder Eryn Gebacz, who is out with a dislocated kneecap.

“We kept the score down,” Williams said.

“Our defense and [goalkeeper] Lynn [Tucci] played great. Our defense has been playing well all year.

SEE soccer, Page 30

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The real season was scheduled to begin Sept. 19.

3-0 But Tallmadge head football coach Joe Vassalotti will next game take the 3-0 start. n Tallmadge at Copley The host Blue Devils ren Date: Sept. 26 mained undefeated with a 27n Time: 7 p.m.

13 victory over Akron Garfield Sept. 12 at Rossiaky Stadium.

Tallmadge had a 14-7 lead points in the third quarter. at halftime before taking SEE football, Page 30 control with 13 unanswered

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Rachel Gardella spikes the ball over the net during a match against Northwestern earlier in the season. Tallmadge earned a 19-25, 25-19, 28-26, 25-20 victory over Wadsworth Sept. 16 at James O. Maddox Court.

Volleyball team gets past league rival Wadsworth nn Ladies also finish 1-2 at Lake invitational in uniontown

by Matt Deutsch | Correspondent

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Latrele Moore tries to get past Ravenna defender Tony Lewis earlier in the season. Tallmadge earned a 27-13 victory over Akron Garfield Sept.

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The Tallmadge volleyball team has made achieving consistency one of its priorities for the 2014 season and the Lady Blue Devils continued to make strides in that direction recently.

They did so against Wadsworth Sept. 16 and also at the Lake Invitational Sept. 13.

Tallmadge earned a 19-25, 2519, 28-26, 25-20 victory over Suburban League rival Wadsworth at James O. Maddox Court.

With the win, the Lady Blue Devils improved to 6-6 overall and 4-3 in the Suburban League.

“It was a phenomenal match,” Tallmadge head coach Ami Stevens said. “The girls played extremely hard and consistent throughout the entire four sets.

That’s something for us to continually strive toward.”

The Lady Blue Devils boasted a number of statistical leaders in the victory.

Rachel Gardella finished with 16 kills and Jamie McGhee had 14 kills. Jessica Herman had 14 digs, eight kills and five aces and setter Regan Nickol finished

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Also faring well for Tallmadge were Olivia Ayres (18 digs) and Sydney Schertzinger (14 digs).

“It was a big win for us,” Stevens said. “Anytime you put yourself in a position to beat a good team, you celebrate.

That’s why you practice and work hard. We performed well and got the results we wanted to get.

“It was a team win. The entire unit came together and did extraordinary things.”

The Lady Blue Devils junior varsity team fell to defeat by the score of 25-19, 25-25.

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Golfers edge Wadsworth in Suburban League showdown Staff report The host Tallmadge boys golf team improved to 5-4 overall and 3-4 in the Suburban League after posting a 169-171 victory over Wadsworth Sept. 16 at Maplecrest Golf Course in Kent.

The Grizzlies fell to 3-6 overall and 1-6 in the league.

Jimmy Filko led the Blue Devils with a 39 to earn medalist honors.

Rounding out the team scoring for Tallmadge were John-Paul Allen (42), Jacob DiFiore (42) and Austin Sigman (46).

“Jimmy carded his

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Next match n Suburban League tourney n Date: Sept. 25 n Time: 9 a.m. n Where: Akron third consecutive round in the 30s, which shows some consistent good play,” Blue Devils head coach Jon Shomo said.

Nordonia earned a 162172 win over Tallmadge in Suburban League play Sept. 11 at Ellsworth

Meadows Golf Course in Hudson.

Filko earned medalist honors with a 39 and Jared Landwehr was next with a 43.

Also contributing to the team score were Allen (44) and DiFiore (46).

The Blue Devils are scheduled to play in the Suburban League Postseason Tournament Sept. 25 at J. Edward Good Park Golf Course in Akron. Play is set to begin at 9 a.m.

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Justin Thompson tries to go around Woodridge’s Carter Hartong earlier in the season.

Tallmadge lost a 6-0 decision to Copley Sept. 16 at Rossiaky Stadium.

Top-ranked Copley cruises past boys soccer squad in league tilt Staff report The host Tallmadge boys soccer team fell to 3-6 overall and 1-3 in the Suburban League after losing a 6-0 decision to Copley Sept. 16 at Rossiaky Stadium.

The Indians (9-0-1), ranked No. 1 in a recent Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association Division I state poll, had a 19-1 advantage in shots on goal and a 15-0 edge in corner kicks.

Blue Devils goalkeeper Tommy Kilway made 13 saves in the nets.

Host Tallmadge also lost a 4-3 decision to Field Sept. 13.

The score was tied at two at halftime. Jadon Wolf, Justin Thompson and Michael Beane each scored for the Blue Devils.

The Falcons had a 12-7 advantage in shots on goal and a 9-3 edge in corner kicks.

Tallmadge goalkeeper Chad Weirich made eight saves in the nets.

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The Blue Devils are scheduled to entertain Suburban League rival Highland Sept. 23 before heading to Akron to play St. Vincent-St. Mary Sept. 25. Both varsity games are set to begin at 7 p.m.

Tallmadge is scheduled to visit Lake Center Christian Sept. 27 in Hartville. Play is set to begin at 3 p.m.

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consecutive Fridays, ending Oct. 17.

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Boys distance team places 15th at Galion Cross Country Festival Staff report The Tallmadge boys cross country team placed 15th with 399 points in the 30-team Division I race of the Galion Cross Country Festival Sept. 13 at Amann’s Reservoir Park.

New Albany won the competition with 62 points and Ashland (105) and Thomas Worthington (126) finished second and third, respectively.

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next race n CVNP Invitational n Date: Sept. 27 n Time: 1:30 p.m. n Where: Peninsula nis Maloney placed first out of 208 runners with a time of 15 minutes, 27 seconds.

A.J. Zesiger led the Blue Devils with a 30thplace time of 16:37.9.

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top five for Tallmadge were Nick Murray (38th, 16:42.7), Nick Penix (74th, 17:10.1), Zach Murray (124th, 17:58.9) and D.J. Kinion (133rd, 18:10.9).

The Blue Devils are scheduled to run at the Cuyahoga Valley National Park Invitational Sept.

27 in Peninsula. The race is set to begin at 1:30 p.m.

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Brooke Collins tees off during a match earlier in the season. GlenOak earned a 167-238 victory over Tallmadge Sept. 17 at Brookledge Golf Club in Cuyahoga Falls.

Girls drop three more matches Staff report Canton GlenOak earned a 167-238 victory over the host Tallmadge girls golf team Sept. 17 at Brookledge Golf Club in Cuyahoga Falls.

GlenOak’s Lexus Roshong shot a 40 to earn medalist honors.

Rachel McNulty led the Lady Blue Devils (011, 0-7) with a 55. Taylor Spataro was next with a 57 and Brooke Collins shot a 61. Rounding out the team scoring for Tallmadge were Rachael Queer (65) and Kelly Wolcott (65).

Wadsworth earned a 222-247 win over the Lady Blue Devils in Sub-

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15 at Brookledge.

Wadsworth’s Abby Luangraj shot a 48 to earn medalist honors.

Spataro led Tallmadge with a 50. Also contributing were Collins (62), McNulty (65), Queer (70), Wolcott (70) and Selene Shores (70).

The Lady Blue Devils lost to Suburban League rival Nordonia Sept. 11 at Ellsworth Meadows Golf Course in Hudson.

The Lady Knights earned a 184-225 victory.

Nordonia’s Audya Wil-

liams shot a 43 to earn medalist honors.

Spataro led Tallmadge with a 49. Also contributing were Collins (55), McNulty (60) and Selene Zonica (61).

“We had a good match with Nordonia,” Lady Blue Devils’ first-year head coach Nicole Kulasa said. “They really enjoyed playing together.”

Tallmadge is scheduled to play in the Suburban League Tournament Sept. 22 Barberton Brookside Country Club in Norton. Play is set to begin at 8:30 a.m.

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Alyssa Brown returns a shot during a match earlier in the season. Tallmadge lost a 3-2 decision to Massillon Sept. 17 on the road.

Tennis team falls to Massillon on the road Staff report The Tallmadge girls tennis team lost a 3-2 decision to Massillon Sept.

17 on the road.

Erin McLaughlin earned a 6-4, 6-2 win at second singles and the Lady Blue Devils’ first doubles team of Hannah Moats and Valerie Thomas scored a 6-4, 6-2 win. “ We p l a y e d p r e t ty well,” longtime Tallmadge head coach Russell Wormald said.

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the vital points.”

The host Lady Blue Devils (1-13) lost a 4-1 decision to Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Sept. 16.

Catelyn Ramp posted a 6-3, 6-2 victory at second singles.

Host Tallmadge finished 0-7 in Suburban League play after dropping a 5-0 decision to Wadsworth Sept. 15.

The Lady Blue Devils were scheduled to compete at the Suburban League Championships Sept. 20 in Medina. Results were not available at press time.

They are set to visit Stow-Munroe Falls Sept.

22 and SVSM Sept. 23 before returning home to play Massillon Sept.

25. All three matches are scheduled to begin at 4 p.m.

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Girls cross country squad finishes 18th at Amann’s Reservoir Park Staff report The Tallmadge girls cross country team placed 18th with 452 points in the 28-team Division I race at the Galion Cross Country Festival Sept. 13 at Amann’s Reservoir Park.

Hilliard Davidson won the competition with 104 points and Troy (124) and Thomas Worthington (140) finished second and third, respectively.

Hilliard Davidson’s Lilly Seniel Banrey and

next race n CVNP Invitational n Date: Sept. 27 n Time: 12:30 p.m. n Where: Peninsula Jane Onders placed first and second, respectively, out of 194 runners with times of 18 minutes, 17.4 seconds and 18:25.2.

Brin Stralka led the Lady Blue Devils with a 19th-place time of 19:44.3.

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five for Tallmadge were Anna Bartlett (78th, 21:11.2), Vanessa Lane (101st, 21:41.9), Kaitlyn Meadows (121st, 22:04.3) and Amanda Peters (133rd, 22:27).

The Lady Blue Devils are scheduled to run in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park Invitational Sept. 27 in Peninsula.

The race is set to begin at 12:30 p.m.

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Tallmadge head coach Ami Stevens gives some instructions to her players during a match earlier in the season. The Lady Blue Devils finished 1-2 at the Lake Invitational Sept. 13 in Uniontown.

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Tallmadge won one of three matches at the Lake Invitational in Uniontown.

The Lady Blue Devils beat host Lake in their first match, prevailing by the score of 25-15, 25-17.

Schertzinger racked up eight kills for Tallmadge, while Ayres notched seven aces and Nickol contributed 20 assists.

In the second contest, Tallmadge fell to Cortland Lakeview by a 2516, 25-21 margin.

Schertzinger led the way again, this time with eight kills and eight digs.

In addition, Herman had 13 kills and Nickol collected 33 assists.

The Lady Blue Devils finished the tournament by bowing out to Louisville, sustaining a 25-20,

25-13 defeat.

Gardella posted 11 kills, while McGhee and Herman both produced nine kills. Nickols accounted for 31 assists and Ayres contributed seven digs and three aces.

“Consistency is what separates good teams from great ones,” Stevens said. “We played really well against Lake. I saw some phenomenal things out of our players. I also saw them do some good things against Lakeview and Louisville, but when push comes to shove, they have to be more consistent.”

According to Stevens, Tallmadge is developing chemistry as well as consistency.

“No matter what the scoreboard says, you have to have the same attitude and the same

consistency,” she said.

“That comes from being together and develops over time. It just doesn’t happen overnight.

“This is a great group of girls who love the game of volleyball. They’re chipping away at becoming a better team.”

The Lady Blue Devils were scheduled to visit Suburban League rival Green Sept. 18. Results were not available at press time.

They are set to host league foes Cloverleaf Sept. 23 and Revere Sept. 25. Both varsity matches are scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.

Tallmadge is set to visit Jackson Sept. 27 in Massillon. First serve is scheduled for 10 a.m.

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football from PAGE 24

Blue Devils running back CJ Berg finished with 145 yards on 19 carries. He had touchdown runs of 60 and 7, respectively, in the second and third quarters.

Prior to the season, Tallmadge head coach Joe Vassalotti was planning to use a committee of running backs. So far, Berg has proven to be a step ahead of his backfield mates.

“CJ is determined to be the guy,” the coach said. “He’s not the biggest back, but I consider him a power back. He goes straight ahead and is very strong.”

Vassalotti’s son, quarterback Joseph Vassalotti, completed 14 of 20 passes for 140 yards.

He had a 5-yard TD pass

to Nate Adolph and a 9-yard scoring pass to wide receiver Latrele Moore.

The defense shined too.

The Blue Devils had five sacks and forced two turnovers.

Linebackers Jacob Mertus and John Zolton had 14 and 13 tackles, respectively, and Adolph, a linebacker, had 10 tackles and 1.5 sacks.

“Our defense played pretty well,” the coach said. “I think Garfield accumulated 80 yards on their last drive when we had a lot of JV [junior varsity] players on the field.”

Tallmadge hoped to clean some things up as it entered Suburban League play.

The Blue Devils missed an extra point and did not take advantage of scoring opportu-

nities.

“It’s always nice being 3-0, but we need to play even better,” the coach said. “We need to do a better job of converting in the red zone and preventing big plays.

We need to take care of the ball and our special teams need to improve.”

Tallmadge was scheduled to host Suburban League rival Wadsworth Sept. 19. Results were not available at press time.

The Blue Devils are set to visit league foe Copley Sept. 26 at 7 p.m.

“It’s a new season and it’s the last year of the current format of Suburban League play,” the coach said. “Winning the Suburban League title is always the first goal.”

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Allison Warmenhoven gets ready to kick the ball during a contest earlier in the season.

Tallmadge lost a 2-0 decision to Copley Sept. 17 on the road.

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Joseph Vassalotti looks for an open receiver against Ravenna earlier in the season.

Tallmadge earned a 27-13 victory over Garfield Sept. 12 at Rossiaky Stadium.

“Copley is really good team. They have talent at every position.”

Tucci finished with 17 saves in the loss.

Tallmadge had an 11-9 advantage in shots on goal against Manchester, which had a 2-0 lead at halftime. Manchester finished with a 4-3 edge in corner kicks. Tucci made five saves in the nets.

“We had lot of opportunities in the first half,” Williams said. “We gave up a goal against the run of play. They counterattacked and we left a play-

er open in the middle.”

The Lady Blue Devils had an 11-9 advantage in shots on goal and a 5-3 edge in corner kicks against Perry. Tucci made eight stops.

“Perry had a lot of speed up front,” Williams said. “On the goal, they got by us on the outside and the girl made a nice shot. Lynn made the initial save, but another player was there to tap it in.”

As of press time, Tallmadge was winless in its last six games.

“We have been struggling to find the net lately,” Williams said. “We get behind and we stop do-

ing what was successful in us creating chances.

We have been spending a lot of time on our finishing and our passing.”

The Lady Blue Devils were scheduled to host Cuyahoga Falls Sept. 20.

Results were not available at press time.

They are set to visit Suburban League rival Highland Sept. 24 in Medina before heading to Massillon Sept.

27. Both varsity games are scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.

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Contents:T.V., toaster, lamps, stuffed animals, lawn mower, heaters, carpet samples, totes of Misc items SZ 9-21 & 28-14, #11857789 LEGAL NOTICE CUYAHOGA FALLS LAW DEPARTMENT The following legislation was passed by City Council at its meeting on the following date: Passed: August 25, 2014 Mary Ellen Pyke President of Council Approved: August 26, 2014 Don Walters Mayor Paul Janis Clerk of Council RESOLUTION NO. 15-2014 A RESOLUTION REQUESTING “NO HEARING” RELATED TO THE NEW LIQUOR PERMIT FOR SHALE GROUP LLC DBA CRAFT BEER BAR, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. The following legislation was passed by City Council at its meeting on the following date: Passed: September 8, 2014 Mary Ellen Pyke President of Council Approved: September 9, 2014 Don Walters Mayor Paul Janis Clerk of Council ORDINANCE NO. 74-2014 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC

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SERVICE TO ISSUE AN ENCROACHMENT PERMIT TO MCDONALD’S REAL ESTATE CO. FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING AND MAINTAINING A BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION SIGN IN A PORTION OF GRAHAM ROAD CIRCLE RIGHT OF WAY AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. ORDINANCE NO. 75-2014 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT OR CONTRACTS, ACCORDING TO LAW, FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE PAVEMENT AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN THE CITY, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. SZ 9-21 & 9-28 11855746

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO A COMPUTER SOFTWARE SUPPORT SERVICE CONTRACT WITH SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS, INC. FOR THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT, POLICE DEPARTMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES OF THE VILLAGE OF SILVER LAKE, OHIO, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. ADOPTED September 15, 2014 Bernie Hovey, Mayor Sean M. Housley, CPA, Clerk-Treasurer SZ 9-21-14, #11858383

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LEGAL NOTICE RESOLUTION NO.: 72-2014 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF CERTAIN CLAIMS $60,955.31.

2003 DODGE Durango SXT, Va car, rebuilt eng, full frame, no rust, lots new parts, Asking $4500/obo. 330-422-1451

RESOLUTION NO.: 73-2014 A RESOLUTION AFFIRMING THE VILLAGE COMMITMENT TO CONTINUE A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH SUMMIT COUNTY FOR THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) PROGRAM THROUGH THE YEAR 2017, ADOPTING AN AMENDMENT THERETO, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

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ORDINANCE NO.: 74-2014 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 949.99 OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF SILVER LAKE, OHIO, TO ESTABLISH A SEPARATE PENALTY FOR A RESIDENT?S FAILURE TO RETURN GARBAGE CONTAINERS TO A PROPER LOCATION AFTER PICK-UP IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 949.04, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. ORDINANCE NO.: 75-2014 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 171.02 OF CHAPTER 171, INCOME TAX, OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF SILVER LAKE, OHIO, TO DEFINE "PENSION" FOR PURPOSES OF SUCH CHAPTER, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. ORDINANCE NO.: 76-2014 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 521.05 OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF SILVER LAKE, OHIO, TO ESTABLISH THE OBSTRUCTION OF CULVERTS, GUTTERS, DRAINS, OR DITCHES AS A VIOLATION OF THE GENERAL CODE, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. RESOLUTION

NO.:

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105 General Help Wanted "THE ROOFING GUY" Needs two roofers & 1 labor ASAP! $15-$20 per hour!!!

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All around tradesman for residential remodeling projects, skilled in rough & finish carpentry, light duty electrical & plumbing. 330-618-4363 Cleaners needed in Ravenna & Tallmadge, M-F evenings. Heavy mopping involved. For an interview, call (330) 825-2045

105 General Help Wanted

Attention!!

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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN ***Immediate opening for a Technician. Busy, clean, up to date shop. ASE Certifications and own tools required. 5 Day work week, benefits and $1,000. Signing Bonus Avail.. Fax resume to: (330) 468-7942 or Email mike@nordoniatire.com CLEANING PT/FT housecleaning positions. Flexible Day schedules, M-F, $9-$13/hr. Monthly Bonuses, No exp. necessary. Heavenly Touch Maids (330) 929-3410 Growing cleaning company has immediate openings for residential cleaners & supervisors. If you love to clean and have reliable transportation call (330) 633-3029 INSIDE SALES Knowledge of plumbing & electrical helpful. Full and part time. Must have valid drivers license. Call Audrey at BEi Supply and Rental, Inc. 330-467-2201 LANDSCAPERS, roofers, laborers... Looking for a new opportunity?

If you like working outside & want a new career opportunity, check out Outdoor Lighting Perspectives. We are Northern Ohio's leader in outdoor lighting & holiday lighting. We need quality people to grow with us.

Full & Part-time available. northernohio@ outdoorlights.com Light construction laborer for Chagrin Falls Company Hard working, motivated, no experience needed. $12/hr starting wages. Email Kate@ Greeneconcreteleveling.com or call us 440.543.2555 NETWORK SPECIALIST City of Cuyahoga Falls The City of Cuyahoga Falls is accepting applications for the position of Network Specialist. For complete posting and application instructions visit www.cityofcf.com.

Deadline is Mon, Oct. 6, 2014. EEO/ADA Northlawn Cemetery seeking to hire full time Maintenance Worker.

Must have valid DL & pass drug test. Benefits available.

Apply in person M-F, 9am-3pm at 4724 State Rd, Cuyahoga Falls. EOE SNOW FIGHTERS WANTEDSalt Truck Driver & Subcontractors with plow truck.

Weekly pay! Work 15 min. from home! 1-877-937-5691 TWINSBURG VETERINARY HOSPITAL & PET LODGE Currently accepting applications for All Positions.

Experience is prf'd. Email trician@twinsburgvet.com

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Ohio Department of Transportation District 4 serving Ashtabula, Mahoning, Portage, Stark, Summit and Trumbull Counties Seeking qualified CDL drivers with tanker endorsement and no airbrake restriction for Seasonal Snow & Ice Highway Technician 1 full-time temporary positions not to exceed 1000 hours.

Must have valid Class A or B CDL license & 3 mos. heavy equipment exp. or commercial truck exp. Duties include, but not limited to, maintain traffic flow through maintenance work operations; operate various types of trucks and equipment including dump truck equipped with air brakes and snow plow to clear roadways of snow and ice; maintain, repair and install signs on interstates and designated routes; clean litter from highways. Salary $15.41 per hour. The applicants selected for these positions will be required to pass both assessments: Physical Ability Test (PAT) and Reading Comprehension & Math Test (RCM) along with submitting to urinalysis prior to appointment to test for illegal drug use. An applicant with a positive test result will not be offered employment.

Apply online at www.careers.ohio.gov or submit Ohio Civil Service Application to 2088 South Arlington Road, Akron, Ohio 44306, Attn: Human Resources Office, no later than October 10, 2014. Experienced CDL drivers preferred.

An Equal Opportunity Employer.

The Tallmadge Civil Service Commission will be accepting applications for the position of Manager of Parks & Recreation. The eligibility list established as a result of this test will be used to fill the immediate need of Parks and Recreation Manager and may be used to fill the position of Assistant Recreation Facility Manager if an opening were to occur prior to the final expiration date of the eligibility list. $20 Test Fee - cash only. Deadline to file application with Civil Service office is 12:00 noon October 6, 2014.

For further information visit www.tallmadge-ohio.org or call 330-633-5011.

110 Drivers / Trucking Drivers: Home Daily! $3,000.00 Orientation Completion Bonus! $3,000.00 Driver Referral Bonus!

Plus Great Pay & Benefits!

CDL-A OTR Exp. Req. 1-855-498-5851 Truck Driving Instructors Needed: Must have three years experience, good driving record and be able to pass DOT physical and drug screen, send resume to: Attn: Larry, PO Box 506, Lake Milton Ohio 44429 or email to gary@tdds.edu

120 Manufacturing / Industrial INTEGRITY STAINLESS Exp'd Slitter Operators, Maintenance Techs & Shop Helpers needed at Streetsboro location.

Must be able to work any shift. Apply online at www.integritystainless.com or call Sarah at 440.287.0510. EOE M/F/VETS/DISABILITY.

NEED A JOB?

Classifieds 125 Medical / Healthcare

A Subacute and Rehabilitation Center

State Tested Nursing Assistant $600 SIGN ON BONUS for Full Time

Maison Aine Rehabilitation Center is currently seeking full time and part time STNA's to join our caring team! In addition to a supportive environment, we offer competitive pay & comprehensive benefits including a 401(k) retirement program.

Also, we offer a premium pay PRN program.

We invite you to complete an employment application at: Maison Aine 2910 L'Ermitage Place, Stow OH 44224

OR attend our

STNA JOB FAIR Sept. 25, 8am-4pm

HAS WORK!

www.extendicare.com or call 330-688-1188 for more information EOE

• General Labor • Machine Operators • Welders • Recycling Line Sorters General Labor- no skills needed, will train, felony charges reviewable Real jobs for real workers.

We pay weekly. Check or Direct Deposit. NO PAY CARDS. Jobs in Kent, Ravenna, Stow, Twinsburg, Aurora, Solon & Bedford Hts

HUNTER Temporary Services

Ravenna- 6913 Chestnut St. Twinsburg- 1869 E. Aurora Road, Suite 100

800-871-5300

Short term & Long term assignments.

Warehouse Order Puller / Packer.

Fast paced, some heavy lifting. Hours 8:30am-5pm, M-F. 401k & benefits.

Macedonia. Call Gary 216-367-7000 7:30-8:30am ONLY. Or email resume to GaryC@ppe.com or fax 216-367-7022

125 Medical / Healthcare INTERESTED individual needed for Cuyahoga Falls orthodontic office. Training provided. 330-929-8080 Kent Healthcare Center Is looking for Full-time, Part-time & PRN State Tested Nursing Assistants.

All shifts. Competitive wages, Shift Differential, & Great Benefits. Walk-ins are Welcome. E-mail resumes to: lcarter@chs-corp.com

You’ll find something to crow about...

In the Classifieds

Because we believe that life is sacred, Hattie Larlham enhances the quality of life for people with disabilities and their families through our commitment to comfort, joy and achievement.

Home Care provides a reprieve for the family of a personal with disabilities. Care can be provided in the family's home or in a certified provider's home.

We currently have part time home care opportunities in Summit and Portage Counties, including Hudson, Twinsburg, Streetsboro, Kent, Akron, Stow, Munroe Falls, and Uniontown.

If you are interested in making a difference in the life of an individual with disabilities, please contact: Joanne Semilia H R Specialist 330-899-0980 ext 4107 Joanne.semilia@ hattielarlham.org

130 Administrative / Office HVAC sales & service comp. seeking full time receptionist, Mon-Fri. 8am-5pm.

Basic computer skills, answering / directing phone calls, performing clerical duties. Email resume or questions to brendah@jacco.com SECRETARY Part-time position, 25 hrs/wk.

Must be proficient in Microsoft Programs; Word 2010, Publisher, Excel, & Power Point.

Send resumes to First Christian Church.

Attn: Personnel Comm. 2253 Third St. Cuy Falls, OH 44221

130 Administrative / Office Legal Secretary (Litigation Department) The JDC Family of Companies (EOE) in Stow, Ohio is looking for a legal secretary for their litigation department. Experience in handling foreclosure matters is preferred but not required. Familiarity with discovery, motion and trial practice is a plus. High school diploma is required. Bachelor's Degree or a paralegal certificate is preferred. The acceptable candidate should be able to type a minimum 45wpm and have excellent proofreading and grammatical skills. The qualities of the ideal candidate are 1) able to handle a large case load efficiently, 2) attention to detail; and 3) enjoys people and works well in a team environment.

Proficiency in MS Word is required. Salary is commensurate with experience. This position is not eligible for relocation assistance or sponsorship. Benefit package avail. including 401k. Email resume, including salary requirements and typing speed to hr@johndclunk.com.

We are a drug free workplace.

135 Child Care Christian based toddler/primary Montessoriinspired education program.

Looking to welcome new students ages 2-3. Located in Cuyahoga Falls.

Call Ms. Jacqueline 419-722-2652 or visit littlewondersprimary.com

140 Elderly Care 20 yrs exp Care giver, w/elderly, alzheimers & post-op patients. flex hrs, reas rates, refs. Jill (216) 280-6030

150 Food Services Caffe Gasperi, seeks PT Baristas and Team leaders.

Candidates must possess good communication skills.

Apply in person, 46 Ravenna St. Hudson, OH Donato's Pizza's Hudson & Cuy Falls locations are looking for shift managers, servers, drivers & kitchen help. Flex hrs, friendly working environment.

If you have any questions please stop in at Donato's Pizza Hudson 5789 Darrow Rd. 330-528-3030 Or Donato's Pizza Cuy Falls 1710 State Rd 330-923-5900

155 Sales / Marketing

Career Opportunity

Window Nation a great place to work. We're looking for self motivated, energetic self starters for our field marketing program. We're NE OHIO's largest home improvement company. This is a full time salaried position.

We offer Bonuses, Medical, dental, and vision, paid time off, paid holidays, 401K + Employer Match!

If you're interested in jump starting your career, call Tony at 330-357-9054 to schedule immediate interview or email resume to: adamante@ windownation.com

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155 Sales / Marketing LOCAL Hudson State Farm agency hiring FT Sales/ Service Rep. Must be organized, outgoing & customer focused. Salary + Bonuses. P&C Lic. preferred. Email resumes to: nicole@nicolesalmon.com Fax: 330-655-5242

165 Customer Service 13864463_1.eps W 8.8 D 0.42

Teller - Morgan Bankin Hudson and Stow

Lorain National Bank and Morgan Bank, provides a full spectrum of financial services, including full-service community banking, specializing in commercial, personal and retail banking services, and investment and trust services. Lorain National Bank serves customers through 20 retail-banking centers in Lorain, Summit and western Cuyahoga counties.

We are seeking part time and possible full time teller(s) who will provide exceptional levels of service to customers by processing monetary transactions and customer requests in a manner that meets required internal controls.

This position will also: •interact courteously with customers, exhibit patience and understanding, follow through and exceed customers' expectations; •recognize customers' needs and make referrals of appropriate bank products; •consistently work towards meeting branch goals by obtaining individual sales goals; •Work well with co-workers and other areas of the bank.

Qualified candidates will possess: •6 months cash handling experience •Computer skills and experience •Ability to meet sales goals •Customer service experience •Proficiency in oral and written communication •Ability to pass test on basic math and interpersonal skills •Professional appearance and business etiquette Preferred: •Knowledge of banking operations, products, & services.

•Teller experience For confidential consideration, please submit a resume at our website, www.4lnb.com -About LNB, Employment or https://home.eease.adp.com /recruit/?id=10330611 EOE / Affirmative Action Employer

175 Government /Non Profit CITY OF HUDSON ASSOCIATE PLANNER The City of Hudson is seeking applicants for the position of Associate Planner in the Community Development Department. This is a professional planning position principally responsible for researching & preparing staff recommendations & reports to the Architectural & Historic Board of Review & other boards & commissions as necessary. Current pay range (G): $20.19 – $29.19 per hour DOQ. Candidates must be able to successfully complete a background investigation & pre- employment physical examination to include drug screening.

A detailed job description & application form may be printed at www.hudson.oh.us or obtained at the City of Hudson Municipal Services Center, 115 Executive Parkway, Suite 400, Hudson, Ohio, Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. & 4:00 p.m. Submit completed applications with resume attached to City of Hudson Attn: Human Resources, 115 Executive Parkway, Suite 400, Hudson, Ohio 44236 no later than 4p.m. on Sept. 26, 2014. EOE

180 Information Technology IT TECHNICIAN FT,

$13/hr, benefits included.

Full info at hudsonlibrary.org

190 Retail

Colony Shoppe Associate Part Time Laurel Lake is a beautiful retirement community nestled on 150 acres in historical Hudson. We are seeking a Colony Shoppe Associate to ensure daily operations in the Colony Shop. Job duties include, but are not limited to, shopping for and pricing gift shop items, recruiting and training resident volunteers to work in the shop, and preparing regular sales and billing reports. Additional duties specified on complete job description. The ideal candidate must have previous retail experience, be knowledgeable with Point of Sale systems, be self-directed, and familiar with operating a cash register. We have a part-time, benefit eligible, opportunity that is available working 20 hours per week. Must be flexible with availability and be available for any shift that you may be scheduled to work, including weekends.

Laurel Lake provides a generous wage and benefit package and a beautiful work environment too! If you share our core values of Compassion, Respect, Excellence and Service, then we want to hear from you!

Interested candidates may directly contact Matt Fikaris at # 330-655-1409 and then visit the Laurel Lake website to apply for this position by going to www.laurellake.org E/O/E M/F/D/A/V

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Sunday, September 21, 2014 PAGE 33

New Job Opportunities NEW STARTING RATES! STARTING RATES UP TO $11.50*

Hattie Larlham would like to thank its employees for making Hattie Larlham one of the 99 great workplaces for top talent in Northeast Ohio!

*with shift differential on 2nd and 3rd shift

Hattie Larlham is hiring DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS to care for adolescents and adults with disabilities at our close-to-home Mantua location

Hundreds of Jobs Available Locally & Statewide

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www.hattielarlham.org 9772 Diagonal Rd. Mantua, OH 44255 P: 1-800-233-8611 x3096

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197 Skilled Trade ACS Industries, Inc. is now hiring 1st & 2nd shift

Is Now HIrINg

Counter Attendants, Assistant Managers, Unit Managers, District Managers open Interviews: Twinsburg • Thursday, September 18th • 2-5PM 8027B-1 Darrow Rd., Twinsburg, OH 44087

Stow • Friday, September 19th • 2-5PM 3500 Hudson Dr., Stow, OH 44224

Tallmadge • Monday, September 22nd • 2-5PM 622 South Ave., Tallmadge, OH 44278

J&K Subway (A Subway™ Franchisee) Job Security - 27 years with no layoffs • Employee Assistance Program • Paid Vacation Time • Competitive Wages • Employee Communication Program • Career Advancement Opportunities Free Uniforms • Clean, Grease-Free Environment Background investigation is a standard part of the screening process. J&K Subway is an Equal Opportunity Employer who hires without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, veteran status, or disability.

1029271900

Also apply at: apps@jandksubway.com or submit your application in store

LABORERS & WELDERS.

Register now for our Virtual Job Fair, Sept 23 10am-1pm www.brazenconnect.com/ event/ohiojobs-career-fair CONSTRUCTION Team Member, W/ positive attitude to learn trade. No exp. nec., great pay & benefits w/ oppt. for advancement. Must have DL / drug free. 330 468-2438

Painters & Blasters

Industrial & Commercial Valid DL & Reliable Transportation. 401K & Medical.

Competitive wage. DFWP. Apply in person at: 4871 Neo Parkway Cleveland, OH 44128 Or call Greg 216-587-0957

200 Antiques / Collectibles Antique Cherry Buffet $175 Antique Cherry Server $175 330-342-4950

225 Farm Equipment

1951 FORD 601 Workmaster Tractor, Asking $2250/OBO. (330) 325-9209 NEW FORD New Holland 1620 Tractor, 192 hrs, like new, 4wd, hydro trans, turf tires, quick attach loader w/60" bucket, 60" Howard rototiller, 3 pt hitch, rotovator w/slip clutch, $14,000. Call (330) 687-4426 Must See!

235 Firewood / Fuel

! ! ! ! JT HARDWOODS Split Seasoned Firewd, $130 4'x8'x18", Delivered/Stacked Lic. #14-521 330-715-4055

!!!FIREWOOD!!!

Well seasoned & split Hardwood mix, Cherry avail.

4' x 8' x 18" #14-272 330-562-8605 Peck N Peck Enterprises

!!!HEETER ENTERPRISE!!!

Serving the Area for 43 Years Seasoned firewood 1yr $160 delivered & stacked- 4'x8'x18" 330-626-4320 • 800-231-4320 Lic #14-0056

250 Garage/Yard Sales *PLEASE NOTE: Garage sales may not always be in alphabetical order.

If you are searching for sales in a particular community, be certain to check all the listings in this column.

Join Our Team of Top Talent Today!

Minutes from Kent and Streetsboro

9772 Diagonal Rd. Mantua, OH 44255 www.hattielarlham.org 1-800-233-8611 x3096 EOE Drug-Free Workplace

250 Garage/Yard Sales

250 Garage/Yard Sales

A Marcia Zarembka Tag Sale

Hudson, 7750 Hudson Park Dr. Sept 26&27, 9am-1pm.

Multi family sale. Household, crafts, toys, much misc.

Fri., Sat., Sun. Sept. 26,27,28 10 - 4 pm 1418 Beardsley St. Akron, Firestone Park 44301 Directions: Wilbeth to Beardsley, behind Garfield High School.

This lovely sale includes: Cherry Willet drop, leaf tbl & 5 chairs & buffet, sofa, end tbls,costume jewelry, old toys, mid century chest, goodyear photos, dbl bdrm set, art pottery, dress form, old magazines, vintage clothing & fur hats, books, Christmas, china & glassware, chest freezer, cedar chest, fishing eqip., hand tools w/planes & chisels, Maytag washer & gas dryer, lots of household misc. All in good cond. w/reas. prices!

Sale day phone 330-906-9686 akronestatesales.com and facebook

CUY FALLS Estate Sale.

1440 Crest Ave., Fri-Sat, .

Sept 26-27, 9-5pm Sept 28, 1-5pm. Glassware, drink cart, clothes, computer, computer supplies, frames, lawn set, so much misc.

HUDSON 553 W. Streetsboro St. (Rt. 303) Fri-Sat, Sept 26-27, 9am-3pm. oak dinette w/6 chairs, new microwave, ladders, ramps, snow plow, bikes, toy farm tractors, much more.

CUY FALLS, 2719 10th St., Sat Sept 27th Only, 9-3pm.

Dining room table, Disney items, much misc.

HUDSON 9/27, 9-11.

200 Laurel Lake Dr. off Boston Mills.

Furniture, kitchen, glassware, pictures, househld.

Cuyahoga Falls 1745 Calvert Dr., Sat 9/20, Sun 9/21 9-5pm Estate Stuff & Much More!!!

Cuyahoga Falls- 1908 19th st.

Sept 26&27, 9a-4p. Quality women's clothes, costume jewelry, tools, furniture, housewares.

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Minutes for Kent and Streetsboro Hattie Larlham offers excellent full-time benefits which include affordable and comprehensive health insurance plans (medical, dental and vision). Hattie Larlham offers paid life insurance, 403b retirement plan with company match, paid vacation and sick time, paid holidays and optional disability, accident and long-term care insurance plans. Take advantage of our health and wellness programs and incentives and on-site fitness center. Join one of the 99 great workplaces for top talent in Northeast Ohio.

Hudson Huge Multi Family Garage Sale!

2511, 2525, 2536 Cedarwood Ct. Sat. 9/27 8-3pm 50 families participating.

Hudson, Ohio 2691 Parkside Drive One-Day Sale Only!

Friday - Sept. 26th 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Antiques (including restored one-horse open sleigh), toys, games, sports equip, holiday decorations, high chairs, area rug, treadmill and more. No clothing.

Hudson- 95 Ambrose Drive Sept 26&27, 9am-2pm.

Moving Sale!!! Furniture, tile, drywall, name brand clothes, Southern Living, sports, toys, tools, winter items, electronics, games, computer Mantua 11215 Frost Road 44255 9/26-28 9AM-7PM Men's & Women's items MARA'S AUCTION HOUSE 298 W Ave., Tallmadge OH Auctions Every Mon 6PM and Wed 6PM Doors Open 1 1/2 Hrs Early Check us out on auctionzip.com & facebook Always looking for new consignments!

(330) 564-7596

Munroe Falls 200 Lake Terrace Sept. 26, 27, 28 9a-2p Appls., Furniture, grill, misc. household, clothing.

Stow 1635 Arndale Road 9/27-9/28 9am-3pm Huge electronic sale, airsoft, canoe, refrigerator, tools, crafts, much more.

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Stow Stow-MF Library Book Sale 3512 Darrow Rd. 9/24-9/27, Wed 1-8, Thu 10-8, Fri 10-5, Sat 10-2 Sat Bag Day $3/bag, after 2pm free to teachers, nonprofits.

Tallmadge 522 Green Valley Drive Saturday, October 27, 9 am to 4 pm. Cleaned out basement, garage, storage room, and house. Exercise equipment, yard tools, household, auto. Something for everyone!

Tallmadge-107 Minwood Ave Sat Sept 27, 9a-3p. Dryers, TV's, Partylite, DVD players, small kitchen appliances, decorative household/ small furniture & more!

Sale 50% - 80% off!

CASH FOR INSTRUMENTS! Buy-Sell-Trade-Rent Band String Rentals Band Orch Rentals $7/up Open M-Th 12-8Fri-Sat 12-6 AKRON MUSIC-Howe Rd nxt to Staples 330-945-6200 akronmusic.com

300 Pets / Supplies If you've lost your pet in Summit Co. check w/Summit Co. Animal Control 330-643-2845.

THE ANIMAL INN After 20 yrs., still the best in pet boarding & grooming.

330-655-3556

335 Free Bees #10 gal crock. No chips. From early 1900's Antique. $90.00 OBO (330) 923-0315 #20 propane tank -1 new style (no propane); 1 old style (filled) $40.00 (330) 923-0315

260 Horses / Livestock

$10 (2) '97 Kobe Bryant rookie basketball cards; mint; 330-928-3986

Horse Boarding; Trail rides, Training Lessons, Leasing.

Parties, 440-376-0098. Refs

$85; quality leather, full-size armchair; mahogany in color; 330-928-3986

Ron Marhofer Hyundai 1260 Main Street, Cuyahoga Falls 44221 Can’t attend? E-mail us your resume ashleyl@marhofer.com or katie@marhofer.com

335 Free Bees Columbia jacket size 42 Excellent shape $20.00 (330) 923-0315

335 Free Bees

HP Laserjet 1000 & Laserjet 5 Printers: 2 for $45 Excellent Condition: 330-653-3309

Everett Walnut Upright Piano, good shape, $99, heavy item, U-move; Stow 330-990-1036

HP Photosmart C7280, All-in-one Printer, Fax, Copier & Scanner $10, 330-650-6193

Exercise Bike, Sears Model 831 Space Saver, $20, 330-701-7696

ICE CREAM MAKER - Electric. Like new, needs no salt/ice. $15 330-929-2405

Fisher Price Bounce-and-Go coup, Grow-with-Me trike, exc condition $20 330-922-4994

King mattress set Split box spring. $99 for set 330-929-0041

Ford F150 series truck mats.

NEW. $50 330-554-8691

KitchenAid mixer $99.00 (330) 688-0438

Full Matress Set $75.00 330-929-0041

LeBron James Pocket Pro action figure. $12.

330 329-5741.

Beer Taps Double Faucet, 3" Diameter Draft Tower $50 Steve 216-403-4404

Full Size Bed $69.00 (330) 633-5517

Life Gear Walker exerciser, works good, folds for easy storage $20 (330) 688-5123

BRAND NEW Elec snowblower 12 amp, 20 inch $99 Teri 234-738-1028

G. P. S. for Auto $65.

New car has one in it.

330-920-6550/330-472-5333

LIKE NEW DELL 17" LCD FLAT PANEL MONITOR $35.00 330-671-6599

Champion Juicer Used very little! $99 330-322-2262

GERMAN BEER STEINS 2 $60. UNUSUAL GRAY/BLUE FLAT TOPS. 330 285 8296

Lined drapes - Plum floral (84x84 ) n/ b paid $112.00 asking $40.00 (330) 703-0457

Christmas Tree Multi-Color Lights 6.5"1 Year Old $40 330-686-1103

Girl's Bike 20” Huffy “Celebrate” hand brakes, EC $35 330-922-4994

Lionel Model Train Sets Complete w/transformer and tracks. $99.00 330-342-7048

Cleveland Cavaliers Logo Huge Fathead sticker $30 330-283-7579

Girl's bike, 16" "Princess" w/training wheels, 1 yr. old $25.00 (330) 342-8449

New Kids N Fun outerwear jacket sz. 12m 100% Poly, $10 (330) 688-5123

37 DVD'S action & Comedy All for $45.00 330-673-9932

USED FURNITURE SALE Huge Selection Low Prices Established 1957, Sat. 10-5.

Juvan's, 817 W. Main, Rav

6 drawer 54L x 29H x 19D; good condition $25 Teri 234-738-1028

FOR SALE White refrig/freezer $125. 4' chest freezer $75. Window A/C $40. China cabinet $325.

Dining rm table & chairs $125.

Treadmill $75. Computer desk $40. 4 drawer file cab $30.

Bookcase $30. Lg oak desk $150. Husqvarna 48" riding mower $1400. (330) 212-3716

Call Ashley or Katie - 330-940-4010 We will be starting the meeting promptly at 6:00pm at our

End table; wood; oct'l; glass top; storage bottom; 22"h; 26" diam; $15; 330-928-3986

32" Color TV Sanyo $40 330-686-1103

MATTRESSES $89 Any Size 1015 E. Tallmadge Ave. 901 E. Market 330-630-2112

Sit to stand Lift, w/harness.

Transfer loved ones with ease. Extra battery incl, $999. (330) 472-7109

RSVP if inteReSted - SPace iS Limited!!!

HP Deskjet F4280 All-in-one Printer, Copier and Scanner, $5.00, 330-650-6193

2 bicycles: 1 boy's 6 speed 26", 1 girl's 5 speed 26". Both $30.00 (330) 929-2688

32inch lawn spreader For tractor. $90 330-929-0041

PHILIPS Saeco Expresso Machines For Sale. New in box, never used, XELSIS ID $1800 ($3200 Resale).

MINUTO $350 ($800 Resale).

(216) 544-6865

If you have the drive to work for one of the most respected dealerships in the state of Ohio, this may be the right opportunity for you!! Ron Marhofer is an extremely reputable dealership, where it’s easy for the right people to make a good living.

Dog Cage $49.00 (330) 633-5517

112 Vinyl albums, Frank Sinatra & Big Bands VGC All for $25.00 330-673-9932

KITCHEN SET, round pedestal table w/2 leaves & 4 chairs, light wood, upholstered seats, exc cond, pd $1200 Asking $400.

(330) 703-6928 Hudson

BEAUTY EQUIPMENT; hydraulic chair, dusty mauve, $125. (2) shampoo chairs, one mauve, one gray, $50 each. Sofa table, $80. End Table $70. Antique dresser, $90. Patio Set, oval table w/8 chairs, $80. (330) 688-1996

• Hourly wages based on Experience and Knowledge • Performance Based Pay Structure that promotes Teamwork • Exciting Work Environment • 5 Day Work Week • Paid vacation, Holidays, Training, Uniforms • Reimbursement for ASE Certifications

Homelite 14" Electric Chain Saw $27.00 (330) 688-0438

100 pieces of hardwood $30 3"x 4"x 16" craft projects Stow area 216-403-4404

280 Miscellaneous Merch.

We offer Compensation Packages above Industry Average, Along With:

Dining Room table maple with 3 leaves and 6 chairs $25 330-928-4073

Dining Room set 9 pc Quality, solid Mahogany $500 Living room set 5pc $500 Moving. 330-650-4847

!!!!!LALLATHIN'S LAWN SERVICE!!!!!

Stump Grinding, Brush Hogging (330) 842-9292

tuesday, Sept 23 & Sept 24 6:00pm to 8:00pm

DELL LAPTOP $99.00 330-671-6599

(6) 4' x 8' cedar lattice. Ex Cond. $180.00 value $60.00 Firm Kent (330)389-2426

275 Lawn & Garden

Two day career fair: Immediate openings in our Service Departments Annual Earnings Opportunity can exceed $100K Annually

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265 Household Furnishings

Dining Room Table w/ 5 Chairs, Pub round table.

Computer Armoire, Ext. Ladder, Dog Stroller. Dog Cage.

330-217-1393

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AB Lounge 2 $25 330-554-8691 Air Pot Hot/Cold Beverage Dispenser 2Qt $15 330-322-2262 Antique, circa 1930's, Cherrywood Bentwood chairs, 4, $80, 330-701-7696 Asstd unused nails, screws, etc. 14 cans & 5 jars $20 440-476-4450/330-653-9638.

Baby Play Pen, small size only $15 330-920-6550/330-472-5333 Baseball card box: 1999 Aurora 8-pack. $15. Stow.

330 329-5741.

Bassinet quilt lined on wheels, wicker storage baskets, new $50 (330) 922-4994

Couch Drexel 84" Very nice $99. 330-920-6550 or 330-714-7497 Countdown calendar indoor /outdoor 70 lights snowman n/b $50.00 (330) 703-0457 CPAP RESPIRONICS REMSTAR SYSTEM $55 OBO. 330 285 8296 Craftsman 12" radial arm saw.

Works terrific. $75.00 firm (330) 686-1051 DAYTON shop vac.

4HP 25gal $50 OBO 330-554-8691

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New Skechers running shoes sz 9 white & blue $40 (330) 283-7579

Queen Size Quilt $20.00 330-322-2262

Oak glass cabinet Octagonal w/four shelves. Very nice. $99.00 OBO 330-929-2346

Quilt, handmade, 70+ yrs. old, a little worn, about 80"x90" $75.00 (330) 342-8449

Over-the-range Maytag microwave, black, bracket incl, $20, 330-612-6885.

PERCUSSION BELL KIT (Student) Very good cond, all parts. $90 330-929-2405 Piece of Steelers Stadium Turf on plaque collectible $75 330-283-7579 Portable hospital toilet, adjusts, with or w/out pot, ex cond $35.00 (330) 342-8449 Power Wheels by Fisher $69.00 (330) 633-5517 Printer, HP Photosmart Premium Wireless, CC335A, NIB $40, 330-701-7696 Queen reversible bed spread with shams plum ivory /mult . $40.00 Phone: 330-703-0457

REFURBISHED COMPUTER SYSTEM WITH FLAT PANEL MONITOR. $99 330-671-6599 Roadmaster Child's Tricycle $17.00 (330) 688-0438 Steel ramps: Custom featured for autos, vans, light trucks $60 (330) 656 3575 SUMP PUMP 1/4 HP WATER ACE SUBMERSIBLE $30.

330 285 8296 Sump pump: New Craftsman 1/2 HP stainless steel. $90 330 656 3575 Toy Box, never used 24 1/2 L x 14 3/4W x 14" H asking $22.00 (330) 688-5123 TV Stand 36L x 30H x 23D $15 Teri 234-738-1028 TV Stand Oak With Glass Doors $25 330-686-1103

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335 Free Bees Vintage Singer sewing machine base with glass top. A-1 $50.00 Firm 330-928-1650

355 Wanted to Buy Am Buying Lionel trains, any quantity, Top Cash Prices!

Refs, (330) 342-7048 Hudson ELECTRIC Trains, race car sets, old toys, models, etc.

Working or not. Collector.

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410 Home / Condo For Sale CUY FALLS, 2432 Shaw Ave, 3 / 2, fnshd rec!, $109k Must Sell! (330) 926-1616.

Macedonia 1039 Riviera Way Open house Sept 21, 1-4p 3 BR 2-1/2 ba beautiful 2800 sf cluster home on lake. View of serene lake w/fountain from your backyard deck. Move in ready, 1st flr master, Close to shopping, dining & hwys.

Maint. free living. See our ad on Zillow.com. Call for private showing 330-467-0672 Northfield Ctr. 3 bedroom.

1-1/2 bath. Condo 1 car gar.

Pool. Near freeway, shopping, ski areas, and bike trails.

Ready to move in $99,500.

216-338-3228

435 Comm Property Sale FOR SALE / LEASE Former medical office, 1550 sqft highly visible location, A/C duel heat w/Radiant flooring. Available to view anytime. 330-697-4140

450 Auctions / Public Sales

ABSOLUTE AUCTION

3 Bedroom Home w/Large Lot Cuyahoga Falls, Summit Co. Ohio 44221 Owner wants immediate sale & will sell on location at 1767 Union St., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44221 Directions: From Rt. 8 take Broad Ave. east (it becomes Tallmadge Ave.)turn right on Walnut, right on Prospect, left on Union to Auction on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2014 @ 6:00P.M. Sale by the order Kathleen Bomer and Belinda Atkinson SOLD BY DIMMERLING Auctioneer Rodney Dimmerling Go to www.dimmerling.com or phone office for more details

Dimmerling Realty & Auctioneers 1736 Cleveland Ave NW Canton, OH 44703 Office 330-452-4640 Fax 330-452-4727 Residence 330-875-3357 Email soldbydimmerling@ sbcglobal.net Website: Dimmerling.com Member of both National and Ohio Auctioneers Association

460 Apartment Rentals

RIVER ESTATES 2640 Overbrook Rd. Cuy.Falls 3 br, 2 ba, 1510 sf 2.5 car gar, fireplace.

Possible 1st flr mstr. $137,500 call 330-861-9395

C. FALLS 706 Sackett 1BR, 1st flr, updated, DW, garage, $590. Heat pd. No Pets, credit report. 330-802-3282 CUY FALLS 1 BR Front St Mall W/D Hk-up No pets $575 + Electric, Non-smoking, 330-929-3085

460 Apartment Rentals ELLET, 2 br, dishwasher, close to hgwy, $635/mo+elec.

(330) 858-0616

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All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status military status or national origin or intention to make any such preferences, limitations or discrimination.

We will not knowingly accept advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

HARTVILLE 615 Sunnyside, 2 BR ranch, w/gar, full bsmt, $795/mo+utils.

(330) 606-0957 Silver Lake, quaint, 1st flr, 1BR, park setting, gar, heat pd, $595 + elec. No smk/ pets Avail Oct 1 330-929-7778 Stow, Lawrence Saltis Plaza.

Taking applications for 1 & 2 br waiting list. accessible 1 br avail now! Senior community for persons 62 and over. Rent is based on income. Utilities included. Call (330) 688-0450 located at 3000 Graham Rd

STOW- $550 2232 Liberty is OPEN for viewing. Beautiful 1 bd w/all applcs incl micro & pantry,AC, large closets, deck and laundry facilites.

No Pets.

330-920-1166/ 216-548-1225 SealApts.com

470 Room Rentals A1 Twins. Motel fridge micro cable wifi int, $150 Wkly, $35 daily,+ tax Rt 82/91, I480 330-425-1412 CUY FALLS, male has room for rent with access to full house. prefer someone that works, and can help clean & cook. (330) 794-7437

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490 Comm. Property Rent

Northfield Center We are offering a 1700 sq/ft Studio with suspended hardwood floor, adjustable lighting, mirrored wall, his and hers bathrooms, kitchen and storage room. $1800/month with Utilities.

Daily & Weekly rental avail.

Contact me for a showing, joemobile02@yahoo.com

475 Home / Condo Rentals CUY FALLS, 4 br, 1 1/2 ba, avail Oct 1st, $950/mo+utils.

(330) 612-0227

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We will not knowingly accept advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

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330- 668-1076/ 330-696-1583 TWINSBURG 2064 Case St., 3 br, 1 ba, 1st flr laun, new ceramic tile, new carpet & furnace, $680+dep. No Pets.

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480 Vacation Rentals A Hilton Head oceanfront condo 2 br, 2 ba, beautifully decorated w/resort amenities 330-962-3799

A2 Twinsburg Twp, Tower Park Dr., 1600 sq ft ranch style comm. office bldg, parking lot. Immed occup, $800.

330-963-4165 / 330-467-1378 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST Office/Warehouse HUDSON. 300 - 32,000 sqft Best Rate in Town Immediate Occupancy Avail.

(330)650-1488 Allen Road Business Ctr 1200/1560/5000 sq. ft. suites Offices & Warehouse, Avail. Immed. Rt. 8 in Stow Near Steels Corners Rd, 330-940-2400 www.mrtproperties.net HUDSON OFFICE COMPLEX Distinctive 1-2 person offices Check web: dxpropertiesinc.com Contact (330) 342-1006 HUDSON- Office space & RETAIL location. Attractive offices. Furnished Avail.

125SF-1000SF Free on-site parking. For info call 330-650-9088 LEASE OR BUY, I-271/Rt 8, OFFICE/WAREHOUSE, 240 TO 23,000 SQ. FT 1-800-447-2343 NORTHFIELD CTR- Rt 82.

Exec. offices/conf room 330-467-3143.

OFFICE SPACE Prime Office/Retail Locations Cuy. Falls, Downtown & E. Akron The Merriman Valley Barberton - Green - Kent Massillon - Canton 150-13,700 sf.

Starting $250./mo. including utilities.

Professionally Managed Flexible Terms Testa Realty, Inc 330-928-0065 PRIME Stow Retail Rt 59 Bargain Rent, 4750SF in strip Pappas Realty 330-762-0535

500 Automobiles 2014 Ford Explorer, XLT 2WD ASSUME LEASE, ENDS 11/17. HAS 11,000 MILES. ALLOWED 16,500 A YEAR. $430.00 MONTH. 330-235-4470 SUTO109@AOL.COM.

500 Automobiles 2013 Mazda Miata MX5, Grand Touring Convertible Liquid Silver with Black Leather.

All Options, except for larger wheels Still under warranty 2600 miles. $24,750.00.

330-620-5233 2012 MINI Cooper, blue, sunroof, bal of mfg warranty & ext warr to 100k, auto, push button start, bluetooth, winter pkg inc 4 snow tires, 30,700 mi. $16,000 330-604-1518

2012 Nissan Maxima, sport package excellent condition, fully loaded with 40k miles, blue exterior with black leather, sunroof, back up camera, heated seats and steering wheel, can drive as automatic or stick shift... email miller44202@gmail.com if interested. $19000. OBO. 330-954-1308 miller44202@gmail.com.

2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid one owner, 17,700 miles $19,000. (330) 699-1028 2010 HYUNDAI Sonata GLS, auto, power, CD, new tires, new brakes, 56k mi, $8500/obo. (440) 796-0460

2009 TOYOTA Corolla LE, auto, full power, 77k mi, $9400. (330) 338-5827 2009 Volvo S60 2.5 T 33,000 miles.Excellent condition, garage kept. $15,000.

330-405-7140 216-970-5307 2008 Dodge Caliber SXT Auto, new tires & brakes, 95K mi $6,300 330-524-1104 2008 Toyota Corolla "S", 4-door, 5-speed, great shape, silver exterior, all maintenance records, documented 37 average city/highway mpg, 150k highway miles. $8,000 OBO. Manual Transmission, Black Interior, A/C, Power Windows, Cruise Control, Power Steering, Power Door Locks, CD - Single, Rear Defrost. $8000. OBO. 330-760-4839 jharrow@ameritech.net.

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530 Motorcycles / ATVs

2007 CADILLAC STS, auto, v-8, 70k mi, fully loaded, $18,000.

(216) 316-9560

1994 MERCURY Grand Marquis LS, 79k mi, fully loaded, exc cond, one owner, $3000.

234-281-1771

2006 BMW X5, VGC, 79k mi, $13,500.

(216) 337-6141

1993 Toyota Camary auto., Good engine & transm., no rust, one owner. 118,000mi, $1980/obo (330) 281-6600

1985 Yamaha 700 Maxim XJ, black, add on wind screen, new tires, newer battery, runs great. 50mpg + $850.

330-612-0537 lwglnn@yahoo.com.

2006 Lexus LS 430, Excellent condition, Loaded, One owner, All records, 104k highway miles. $16,800.

330-703-2374 dibbsey@mac.com.

1984 Cutlas Supreme Florida car 87,000 original miles clean. $4,000 330-931-6257 Kevin

2005 Buick Century 121K mi.

Runs & drives well. $3,200 330-715-7838

1981 Chevrolet K10, Short Bed Pickup 4x4 White. 350 Small Block Engine. 4 Spd Manual. Lifted 6" New Tires.

Chrome Roll Bar w/ 6 Lights. $6,500. OBO. 216-210-0949

2005 Dodge Neon 33K mi, one owner. New tires and brakes $4,200 330-696-3883 2005 Malibu Original owner, 77K good cond, auto, gold exterior. $5500 330-688-8417

$ WANTED: JUNK CARS & TRUCKS $ PAYS UP TO $750 330-962-3233

2004 Honda CRV, only 107K mi., 1 owner, no rust, everything works, A/C, CD, clean title, $6400/obo (440) 840-2628

UNWANTED Vehicles Call for Price. $300 and Up. (330) 689-0760

2004 Limited Edition Dale Earnhardt Sr Chevy Intimidator. 17K mi, $15,000 330-630-2484

2004 Mustang Convert off white with beige int. 66K mi all stan feat. new tires at 47K garaged in winter, $6,500 330-562-8923 2004 PONITAC Sunfire silver, 119,700k, remote start, new tires, good cond, $2600/obo. 330-808-4216 2003 Chevy Suburban 202K mi good condition. Many new parts, runs great. $5,200 330-647-8242 2003 Pontiac Grand AM SE White, 4 door, well maint.

130K mi Carfax, 1 owner $3,900.330-650-4190 2002 Oldsmobile Aurora, Great Condition, well maintained, non-smoker. Dia. White, 118K miles.. $5500..

(330)-697-1669 2001 Dodge Grand Caravan good eng, new tires, A/C works, no rust, V-6, 129k mi., $2480 OBO 330-281-6600 '99 BMW 328i BLK, 165K mi.

Fast engine. 5 spd. Loaded.

Everything works. Newer brakes & tires. Has common E46 rear subframe failure (search online). Great deal for a welding pro. Should be towed. $1750. Call John 440-935-9901. Stow area 1998 Dodge Dakota, extended cab 4x4 6 cyl. NO RUST Too many things to list. $5000. 330-298-8971 seharm1152@gmail.com.

1998 Pontiac Grand Am, GT WHITE 4 DOOR MOTOR LOCKED UP NEEDS TOW. 113K mi. $650. OBO. 330-325-0027 1997 BMW 740IL Belonged to Priscilla Presley from MGM in Cali.Black on black. Fully loaded runs exc, garage kept. $2,850 330-304-5515

Very nice low mileage 2007 Toyota RAV4 looking for a new home. 53000 miles, 2wd 3.5L V6 auto. Original owner, dealer maintained. JBL 6 disc changer, blue tooth, MP3/WMA. Power tilt/slide moonroof. Towing prep package, 3500# towing cap. 25000 miles on Goodyear Assurance Comfort Tread tires. After market remote start. $14300.

330 784 3806 dteeling11@gmail.com.

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510 Auto Parts / Accessories MOST CASH PAID and Free pickup for any junk or unwanted vehicle.

330-962-5158

525 Classic / Antique Autos

'77 Chevy Short bed. Rebuilt motor, from the south. $2,800 or trade 864-398-9447 1948 BUICK ROADMASTER HEARSE, Award winner. 455 Buick eng, A/C, cruise, 6000 lbs., maroon and cream. Must sell due to health reasons.

Appraised for $49,500.00.. $25,000. 330-842-2951

1970 VW Bug, nice , $3500.

(330) 297-1228 1976 Corvette Stingray, silver, red leather int, auto, 42k mi, new tires & batt, $9500/obo.

Let's Deal! (330) 676-1214 1977 CADILLAC Seville, 4 dr, A/C, security sys, leather seats, PS/PB, $4500 OBO Must Sell !! (330) 839-8811

1995 Lincoln Towncar Cartier, 75K mi, loaded, ivory , leather seats, all new parts, $3800/obo. (330) 688-0907

1985 ROLLS-ROYCE SILVER SPUR. All orig in beautiful exc cond., incls PW, PS & auto trans, all tools & books & CD. Cold A/C. AM/FM, Rear footrest. Wood interior. White w/maroon leather. 35,000 miles $30,000. Call Bob 330-388-2909.

1994 BMW 325i convertible, manual, no winters, black, top not working, 157k mi, one owner, $3300. (216) 973-1142

1993 CADILLAC Fleetwood, 67k mi, never seen snow, pristine cond, $7000/obo.

(330) 296-5770

1995 Geo Prism lots of new parts. Champaign with tan int., runs well, good condition $1,200. 330-281-3326

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2003 HONDA Goldwing, one owner, never down, exc cond, 73,800 mi, asking $9500 takes it. (330) 620-4228 2005 Harley Dyna, 6K mi, $2500 in extras, Screamin Eagle pipes, Perfect, $8200/obo (330) 998-1875 2005 HD Springer Heritage, black & chrome, lots of extras, Must Sell! $9750/OBO. (330) 389-2088 2006 Heritage Softail, less than 5k mi, like new, $10,000 (330) 274-6912 2007 YAMAHA Intruder 1300 Cruiser, 2500 mi, exc cond, $6500. (330) 348-6018 2008 Honda TRX680 FA-FGA 793 miles, like new! $4,575 330-325-0697 or 330-281-2917 330-296-6574 2008 Kait Ice Bear Scooter bought new in 2011. 4400 miles, 75 MPG and goes 55 MPH.. $900. 330-289-4654 lylecampbell@ameritech.net.

2009 Harley Davidson Road King Classic. Brand new tires, brakes, & rotors. 9,200 mi, very clean, many extras. $14,000 330-931-1423 2010 FAT BOY Lo, 4500 mi, flat black, Great deal @$12,500 (330) 607-7902 2011 ROADKING, 2000 mi, snap on snap off luggage rack & back rest, LED lights, $17,000. (330) 677-1907 2012 Sunny Motor Scooter 150cc 80mpg Street legal. $900. OBO. 330-256-1690 Wanted: All motorcycles pre 1980 Running or not, any condition. Cash pd. Free appraisals 845-389-3239

535 RVs & Campers

2003 17' Jayco Kiwi $4500 awning, 330-326-9970 REDUCED: 2001 Holiday Rambler, 36' 2 slides, 1.5 BA, well maintained. $32,000 330-807-0889 '99 Chateau Sport Ford F-350 V10. Good shape, everything works, 65K mi, $8500 330-947-2401 1998 Four Winds class C 31' motor home. 22,300 mi. $15,000 Don 330-715-9385 or 330-688-5884

540 Trucks / SUVs 2013 Ford F150, XLT SUPER CREW 4X4 LIKE NEW, LOADED 14,000 MILES. ECOBOOST AND TOWING PACKAGE. $34,500.

330-235-4470 SUTO109@AOL.COM. 2013 Nissan Titan, King Cab 1/2 Ton 1,700 miles, V8, auto, air. Great work truck, seats 6. Remainder of factory warranty.. $21,900.

OBO. 330-858-2939 mflanaga@kent.edu.

2012 Ford Explorer, XLT, V6, black, leather, navigation, moonroof, 39k miles. $25,500. 330-212-5782 2010 RANGER XLT 4x4, exc cond, 32k mi, $15,000/obo.

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540 Trucks / SUVs 2006 white Chevrolet Suburban 1500, Z71 4WD, 110K miles, original owner, DVD player, heated leather seats, good condition, $11,200, 330-256-5921.

2004 DODGE reg cab short bed pickup truck, blue, Hemi, 95k mi, well maintained, $6200/OBO, (330) 631-9782

545 Vans 2005 DODGE Grand Caravan, DVD player, 133k mi, $2900. 330-472-1188.

2005 PONTIAC MONTANA 135K BLUE/GRAY LEATHER LOADED CD/DVD CHROME WHEELS RUNS GREAT! $3500 OBO 330-272-2482

2004 GMC Envoy, GC, 123K miles, new tires, 2WD/4WD. Factory towing pkg $4950. 330-715-1906

2003 OLDS Silhouette 7 pass, 3.4L, 146k, well kept w/records. good cond, full pwr, $3300 obo 330-562-9930

2003 Chevrolet TrailBlazer EXT, LT Loaded. 102,000 miles. Original owner. This is a MUST SEE. Many NEW parts.. $5,000/obo.

330-297-1041 grmaross@aol.com.

2001 CHEVY Van, 3500 trans. shot, eng good, for parts. $800/OBO. (330) 325-2887

2003 MERCEDES ML350, 130k, burgandy w/tan leather, sun roof, loaded, very clean, $6900/obo. 330-329-0085

2002 Dodge Durango 4x4 1 owner, well kept. $3950 Manuta 330-888-9585 GMC 1996 S-10 automatic, good body & engine , new tires, 129,000 mi, $1980/OBO.(330) 281-6600

1996 Jeep Cherokee, 4 wheel drive, air, new battery, good transportation. $1800 OBO. (330)328-4483 freckledtoad@aol.com.

88 Toyota Pickup 4x4 w/ Fiberglass Cap, Runs Good $2000 OBO 330-414-6640 1978 CHEVY Custom Deluxe, Very Restorable auto 350, 92k mi, $2500 (330) 958-4924

1941 International K1 1 half Ton pick up. $3000 330-606-1216

545 Vans 2006 Handicap Caravan, fold down ramp, lt blue, 80k mi, Exc Cond, $19,500.

330-472-7109

2000 Chevy Astro Van LS. 219K mi, auto, tinted windows, A/C $2,500 obo 330-697-8740

610 Alum. / Vinyl Siding !!!!ALL IN 1 All your home improvement needs. Call Justin (330)618-0471

625 Appliance Repairs All Brands Appliance Repair "My Rates Can't Be Beat."

30 yrs exp. (330) 437-6057 BROKEN APPLIANCE? Repair, don't replace. Sears, GE, Whirlpool, Maytag, others. Tom, Apple Appliance.

330-571-2448 Repair all major appliances.

Reasonable rates.

330-256-6945

670 Carpet Cleaning !Fall special, carpet cleaning. Certified 330-688-7680

680 Ceramic Tile DAVIDFLOORINGLLC.COM Install ceramic tile, marble, VCT, granite & Vitrolite. Com plete bathroom remodeling.

Repair, regrouting kitchen, fireplaces, walls, floors. 35 yrs. exp. Insr'd, free est, refs.

BBB accredited business (330) 670-5379. (Angie's List)

680 Ceramic Tile Tustin Tile - 30 Yrs. Exp. Showers, walls, floors, frplcs, All tiles, & Glass mosaics.

Angie's List Free Est. 330-867-7042 Tustintile.com

685 Child Care Service STOW resident seeks nanny care, full or part time, dependable, exp w/all ages, refs.

Call Pat (330) 592-5887

690 Chimney Sweeps A-1 HEETER CHIMNEY Service 34 yrs. exp. Over 15,000 served. Cleaning caps etc 330-626-2007 Chimney Sweeping by Chim-Safe, Ins'd, 20 yrs exp All Repairs • 330-688-6480 Worried About a Fire?

Super Sweep Chimney, $95 Teacher owned & operated.

Also Masonry repair.

BBB Accredited Business 330-666-5779

695 Cleaning !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! ! ! AMANDA JOY'S ! ! ! !

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HUDSON CONCRETE Stamped concrete, Aprons, Drives, Walks, Patios, Flat work, Free Est. Ins. Bonded CONCRETE LEVELING SLAB MASTERS OF OHIO Local A Rated Co. CALL NOW for BEST PRICES! 330-310-1241 330-431-1348 ESPOSITO Color & Textured Concrete, Overlays, Masonry, Res. & Comm. Free estimates 330-922-5665 Greene Concrete Leveling 37 yrs BBB Accredited Unmatched 10 year Warranty 440-543-2555 Free Estimates GreeneConcreteLeveling.com John Nicolino Construction Concrete, Masonry, Excavating, Bobcat work Fully Insured. 330-798-9424

A-1 Carpet installation, restretch & repairs. Since 1979 Chris (330) 714-3041

795 Furniture Refinishing

! ! JEFF THE PLUMBER ! !

Plumbing, Drain & remodeling We do it All! 330-940-2600

SIR ROBERTS Restore • Refinish • Repair Chair Repair • Cane Rush Work 330-688-0199

All types of drains, camera service avail. A+ BBB business. 330-352-1854 Tony

800 Garages / Garage Doors

Drain King & Excavating Jetting/snaking/camera & locate. Starting @$75 & up.

Free camera w/3in. lines & up New sewer/water line installs.

330-888-2246

745 Driveways Limestone, Topsoil, Garage Foundations, Steps, Bobcat Work, Insulation, driveways Lic/Ins/bond, Sr disc. Call Anytime. Ray 330-322-6745

! ! ! ! ! ! ! !SHURR Electric, Family owned. No Job Too Big or Small. lic, bonded, ins'd credit card  330-459-4918.

ALL computer repairs flat rate $90, on-site $115!

Velicomp Computer LLC If I don't fix it, you don't pay!

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790 Flooring

Small Concrete Jobs Driveways, steps, stoops, patios, floors 330-689-8008

755 Electrical

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Hudson Overhead Doors  Special Lube/Adj. Door & Opener $45 40 yrs exp. Springs / Repairs.

2 springs $120.

Installed Raised Steel Panel drs 8x7 $400, 8x7 insulated $485, 9x7 $425, 16x7 $675, 16x7 insulated $775.

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A Broken Spring Special 1 spring $70, 2 springs $120. labor incl. MC/Visa L. W. TOWNSEND CO. INC. 330-688-1990 330-650-5113 AMISH BUILT Storage Structures, (Alpine) 8x8-24x40 also Garages, 14 models at Virginia Motel 1.5 mi S of 303 at 5374 Akron-Cleve. Rd., Peninsula. (330)342-0864 or www.allamishitems.com

820 Gutters

Quality jobs at a reasonable price. lic'd & insured.

(330) 928-8899

1st in Customer Service Ott Electrical Services Priced by the job not time Guaranteed Satisfaction OH Lic# 16189 330-688-0895

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VIOLATIONS, Upgrades, Repairs & Remodeling Senior, Veteran & Military Disc. Free Estimate Ins'd Licensed Refs 330-656-3376

760 Elderly Care Service ANNA'S Home Health Care Hourly or Live-in rates avail.

330-928-4688 (Isaiah 32:18) RIDES, Shopping, Errands Trusted, reliable man. Reas.

330-571-1904, 330-928-0487 State tested nursing assistant. Quality care at affordable prices, Resume with references. Over 20 yrs. exp.

Call 330-780-7295.

775 Fencing COMPLETE FENCE Installation & repair, free est.

Insured. Call Ron 330 798-0332

790 Flooring ! ! ! FALLS FLOOR COVERING. Res./Comm.

Sales, install & repair, carpet, tile, vinyl & laminate. Free est. ins. vi/m Wally 330-807-7265

825 Handyman !!!!ALL IN 1 All your home improvement needs. Call Justin (330)618-0471 **L&B HOME SERVICES** Complete handyman service. Drywall repair, paint, plumb.elect.

Fully ins. 330-808-7495 A-1 HANDYMAN Plumbing, electrical, all types of carpentry, painting. Free Est. Jim 330-690-7714 Bob Handyman roofing, siding all home apt. maint . power washing. 330-606-5570 BRADY'S Service exp'd, reliable, repair/remodel specialist No job too small. Free est.

Ins, "We're One Hard Working Bunch" 330-945-8384 HANDY GUYS No job too small. Specializing kit., bath & Handicap, playgrounds.

330-573-4563 Jerry Handyman: Drywall repair, painting, misc home repairs.

330-338-1443 HOOK HOME MAINTENANCE Free Est. (330) 696-9349 "Hook Up With Us, No Job Too Small" Handyman Services Of All Types See Complete List Of Services at: www.hookservices.com HUSBANDS FOR HIRE Home Repairs,Improvements & Painting (330) 929-9913 PAINT, elec, tile, flooring, drywall, plumbing, fin. bsmt, kit/bath. Res/Comm. Small jobs welcome. 330-208-8901 Reliable Home Repairs Plumbing, Ceramic Tile, Remodeling, 35 years exp.

Barry 330-673-3872 Super Handy Man: Garages, Pole bldgs. Baths, Kit., Additions. Ins. claims welcome!

Fully Ins. Free Est. Can do or build anything!! 330-631-1438

!!!!!!! Gutter Cleaning & Leaf Clean-Up. Gutter Guards Lifetime warranty Since '84 (330)571-1161 !!!!ALL IN 1 (330)618-0471 Justin, Mention ad-10% off.

Gutter service Repair, Replacements, Clean -outs, Gutter Guards & Heated Gutter Cover Installs v/mc !Certified Inspector Gutter specialist, Clean guards, Deicing cable. Weaver Restoration 330-801-0612 AMERICAN GUTTER 5" & 6" seamless Gutters, Cleaning/Repairs, Free ests.

Gutter Guards, Sr & Vet Disc Contact Mike 330-524-2036 DK Gutter Service cleaning & repairs, gutter guard / leaf protection install Sen. Dis. Dave 330-203-7871 REILS CONSTRUCTION INC Seamless Gutters, Repairs Locally owned & operated Call Rick 440-735-1648

825 Handyman ! ! ! ! ! DCQUICK FIX ! ! ! ! ! carpentry, paint, elect, plumb, drywall, floors, pwr wsh, kit/ba remod, fin. bsmt, gutters 330-650-4646 / 330-603-6669

830 Hauling ! ! ! ! ! JUNK REMOVAL, house items, const. debris.

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330-639-6441 !!!!!!!!Junk Removal & Hauling. fast, affordable, professional Insured 330-571-2879 One Call We Haul for all your cleanups, clean outs & haul away needs. (330) 203-7738

840 Heating ! ! NOW Also Specializing in Heating & Cooling. Jensen Reiche Plumbing & Heating VI/MC #17948 #47030 330-655-9744 Clean prompt honest service for over 23 years. Great install pricing & warranties.

Lagani Heating & Air #12020 (330) 929-0121 FORQUER Heating & Air #19797 Lic/Ins. Comm/Res. $50 Serv. call V/MC 330-630-2645 / 899-9597

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MCQUAID HEATING & A/C For All Your Furnace Needs LLC#1894493 330-592-6508

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NEW 80,000 BTU Furnace & Installed $1295 to your present adequate system. Also service & repair 330-784-3277

Boyles Nursery & Landscaping Clean ups! Let us help with your landscape Shrubs, Trees, Plant Material, Complete Landscape Service.

Shrubs Trimmed/Removed.

New plantings. Free Est 330-628-9844

Taking on New Accounts Weekly mowing & mulching, Fall clean ups & More!

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Free Est. (216) 214-0766 EZ CONSTRUCTION Father & Son Co. with 30 yrs. exp. providing quality workmanship & customer satisfaction. Whether changing a leaky faucet or putting on your dream addition don't hesitate Lic. & Insured 330-604-3969 KNIGHTS HOME IMPROVEMENT Fall Savings! Siding, roofing, gutters, baths, weather damage, rec rooms. No Job 2 Small. FREE Est. Lic. Ins. & Bonded.

Brad 330-592-5093 Rich Koudela Const CARPENTRY Painting, Repairs, Remodeling, Dry Wall, Trim, Electric, Decks, Rec rooms. Rich 330-653-5067

FIRST IMPRESSIONS LANDSCAPING Specializing Patios, fire pits, walks, walls, garden, lighting and more!. Accenting w/ natural stone, Call 330-686-1122 www.filandscaping.com FLEMING'S LANDSCAPE Mowing, Lawn Fertilization, Lawn & landscape design & installation, Bed edging & mulching, Shrub Trimming & Removal, Free Ests., Fully ins'd. 27 Years Exp. (330) 688-5924

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Landscaping, Tree Trimming We are a full service landscaping company; we also do sod installations, tree and shrub trimming, shrub removal & excavating.

330-931-6073 PERFECT PATIOS & LANDSCAPE CO. LET US DESIGN & BUILD YOUR OUTDOOR OASIS Patios Deck Pergolas Fire pit Pavilion Outdoor Kitchen Lighting Landscaping 330-784-4483

865 Lawn & Gardening !!!!!!! 330-714-3555 688-5508 BESTWAY Kids in school?

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Aerate, Cleanup, New Lawn, Mulch, Rototill, Bushes "Cheap" 330-724-3024 Americas 1st Choice Lawn Service & Landscaping & snow removal 330-807-7935 K&T Landscaping LLC Design instillation, maint., trim, clean ups 330-524-1482

BARF'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR, LLC. Mowers, Tractors, Snow Blowers, pickup & delivery avail. Visa / MC (330) 688-2928 DUCKWALL'S Mower Repair Most brands Pick Up avail.

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880 Locksmith *CARE ABOUT QUALITY?* J.R. SHOUP, LLC Locksmith & Safe Repair, Electronic Access, CC TV Est 1908 (330)434-4026

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935 Decks / Patio ! ! ! ! ! DECK CLEANING sealing, staining. Pkg Discounts. 330-801-0612 FIRST IMPRESSIONS LANDSCAPING Specializing Patios, fire pits, walks, walls, garden, lighting and more!. Accenting w/ natural stone, Call 330-686-1122 www.filandscaping.com PERFECT PATIOS & LANDSCAPE CO. LET US DESIGN & BUILD YOUR OUTDOOR OASIS Patios Deck Pergolas Fire pit Pavilion Outdoor Kitchen Lighting Landscaping 330-784-4483

960 Plaster / Drywall 36 yrs exp. Plaster, texture, drywall/repair paint Best rates Mr. Kramer 330-929-2057 Complete Drywall & Int. Service New Construction repairs, Professional Service, very clean. You Hang It, I'll Finish It! Joe 330-760-4593 Drywall, Painting, Texturing, Plaster, Repairs. SUPERIOR DRYWALL 330-869-0025

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Neighborhood Plumber Call a plumber NOT a plumbing company • Hot Water Tanks, $125 • Faucets, $50 • Drain Clean, Start@$75 • Sump Pumps, $150 1 plumber 1 call 1 low price 31 Yrs Exp. Ins'd & Lic. 24 hr no ext chg Work Guaranteed for Life 330-907-0591

! ! NOW Also Specializing in Heating & Cooling. Jensen Reiche Plumbing & Heating VI/MC #17948 #47030 330-655-9744 AFFORDABLE certified gas & plumbing repair, lic'd & insr'd, sr disc, 24 hr. service, free est., (330) 802-4148

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1000 Roofing & Spouting ! ! ! ! ! ! ! TALLMADGE ROOFING Wind & hail ins. claims, Windows, siding, roofing 330-678-2355 ! ! ! ROOF MAINTENANCE Roof and gutter cleaning and all repairs 330.688.9642 !ALL IN 1 Roofing /Gutter Repairs, Tearoff /Reroofs Wind/Storm dam Free est.

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