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Friday, May 19, 2017

EMS Week Kicks Off With Parade On Saturday

Garrettsville - Community EMS District will kick off National EMS Week with their annual parade and open house on Saturday May 20, 2017. The parade is scheduled to start at noon and will go from the James A. Garfield School Complex north on State Route 88 to State Street to the Community EMS District Station at 10804 Forest Street. Members of the community and participants in the parade are invited to share in food and drinks which will be provided at the open house immediately following the parade. There will be a health fair, bouncy houses, a K-9 demonstration by Garrettsville Police Department, a Chinese Auction, and, weather permitting, a helicopter landing. There will be a coloring contest for children in kindergarten through 3rd grades at James A. Garfield Elementary School. We will also have on display our new ambulance which was delivered in November 2016. In 1974, Gerald Ford authorized EMS Week to celebrate EMS practitioners and the important work they do in our nation’s communities. On any given day, EMS practitioners help save lives by responding to a multitude of medical emergencies.

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Hastings Dairy offers Tours & Milk from Farmstead

Burton - Hastings Dairy & Rowdy Cow Creamery are open for tours and milk tasting for the 2017 May to October season with several open house events open to the public. Buy Fresh Milk at Hastings Dairy - Open daily during daylight hours. Milk is bottled at Rowdy Cow Creamery, one of only a few farmstead creameries in Ohio. Whole, non-homogenized milk is processed in small batches using low temperature vat pasteurization. Available in white, chocolate and a variety of flavors such as strawberry, orange cream, banana, root beer, cookies & cream, peanut butter cup and others. Rowdy Cow Creamery also bottles strawberry cheesecake drinkable yogurt, tropical tea and lemon sweet tea. Check out the flavor schedule on the website for product availability. Cow Tales Adventures (for children 5 & under w/ caregiver) May 31, September 19 and October 4 --10 amNoon at $6/person (12 months & under free) This farm adventure allows young children and caregivers to take a wagon ride around the farm, pet the calves, ride the cow train, play, and have fun! Arrive by 10am and plan to be at the farm until noon to take part in all of the activities. Milk will be available to taste and buy.

Milk from Cow to Bottle Tour & Tasting - 10 am12:30pm: June 21 and August 2; 1-3:30pm: June 3, June 27, July 3, July 9, July 22, August 13, Sept.10, Sept. 24, Oct. 13. $6/person (12 months & under free) Experience a real working dairy farm and farmstead creamery. This event includes milking parlor tours, wagon rides, petting the calves, the cow train for kids, viewing the creamery, and milk tasting. This is an open house, so visitors can come and go during the event. Milk will be available to taste and buy. Parking is free. Activities are outdoors and indoors. No reservations are necessary. Remember, you’re visiting a farm so dress for the occasion. Milk will be for sale during all tours and events. The farm is located at 13181 Claridon Troy Road, Burton, OH 44021. If you have a group of 20 or more, book a private farm tour. Perfect for groups of all ages! For a unique party experience, check out our party packages which provide private use of our facility. For information about the farm, dairy tours and milk, go to http://hastingsdairy.com/ or contact Brenda Hastings at 440-635-0313 or hastings97@ gmail.com.

Windham - The fire station will now be staffed 24 hours a day - 7 days a week with 2 firefighter/emt’s this will ensure a timely response to emergencies regardless of the time of day. One of the 2 on duty will be trained at the ALS level provider, meaning they can provide a higher level of care / treatment when you have a emergency. We are also pleased to share that we have been the recipient of 2 grants recently. The first is from Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation Grant in the amount of $21,240; with these funds we purchased rescue equipment/tools. The second grant award is from the Ohio Workers Compensation Safety Grant in the amount of $40,000; these funds purchased a power ambulance cot, load system for ambulance and two stair chairs. We have boosted our roster to 30 members with 26 of those trained as Firefighter / EMT / Medics. Members have attended several additional training classes, going above the state requirements, Some of those trainings were a 40-hour hazardous materials technician course, 80-hour certified fire inspector course and 16hour driver instructor course, just to name a few. This was done by the members on their off time to better the service level provided to the residents of and visitors to the district. CPR classes are available through the fire department by our American Heart Association CPR instructors, if you are in need of a certification please contact the fire department at (330) 326-2225.

The Little Manufacturer that Could Diskin Enterprises Bucks Downward Trends Part 2 of a 2-Part Series and Canada. They also Estelle R. Brown | Contributing Reporter supply Pat Catan’s, JoAnn Garrettsville - First, a recap from last week: Fabrics, Dollar Tree, Despite the common narrative assuming only decline Family Dollar, Hartville among American manufacturers — especially for a small Hardware, At Home and business located in a small village along the Rust Belt — Old Time Pottery retail Diskin Enterprises is a bright exception to that dark rule. chains with customized craft product display This small manufacturer on Industrial Drive has products. Even a major retailer developed a global reach — even exporting to Mexico in Mexico has Modern — during a time when similar U.S. businesses are Retail Fixtures supply losing ground, leaving the U.S. or folding altogether. their stores with craft Diversification and expansion through acquisitions has and f loral f ixt u res, been the key to success for holding company Diskin because it’s actually less Enterprises over the past 10 years. A three-in-one expensive for them to manufacturing and sales force now operates under one purchase these made-ingiant roof, with room to grow. The former Four Seasons Industries, acquired 20 years ago by Michael Diskin the-USA products than Sr., is now Four Seasons Manufacturing, an umbrella for Mexican company manufacturer for Durajoint Concrete Accessories and Fantasias Miguel to invest Modern Retail Solutions (Formerly Modern Store in the tooling machines Fixtures) along with its original Four Seasons Industries. themselves. “It’s quite an In an ironic twist, Four Seasons grew out of its original accomplishment in this building and into the former Amweld Building just day and age for us, as a down the road. Amweld was once an anchor steel-based U.S. company, to supply manufacturer in Garrettsville and Niles for 60 years, but product for a Mexican moved to Mexico in 2008. Now Modern Retail Solutions company,” says Vice President and General Manager ships its goods from the former Amweld building to Michael Diskin Jr. With molding capabilities from a 75-ton to a 1000-ton Mexico at a profit. molding press, the company can custom-manufacture a Modern Retail Solutions became the third company large variety of plastic products. Four Seasons Industries, Diskin Sr. acquired. Formerly named Modern Store for instance, makes private label items such as containers Fixtures, this was a marketing company that also owned for blueprints and fishing rods, components for sink the tool machines which make plastic molded fixtures. When Diskin bought the company, Four Seasons also faucets, heat-resistant handle covers for cookware, home became the manufacturer of the fixtures, thus lowering weatherproofing items, water hose spray nozzle tubes and costs. Now the company manufactures silk flower holders, marine accessories, just to name a few. Along with diversification through acquisitions and ribbon trays and plastic shelving, and product end caps customized productions through high-capability tooling, found in every craft aisle of Walmart throughout the U.S.

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Diskin Enterprises credits its success to fast and friendly customer service which rewards the company with loyal repeat customers. Innovation with an eye on efficiency and employee safety can be added to the list. Just this week, Four Seasons installed a new vacuum materials loader which brings automation to a time-consuming and precarious task… and frees employees to be more productive. Now, one person can operate three machines at a time, instead of just one. While the manufacturing landscape changes by the day, Diskin Enterprises proves that new pathways to success can still be navigated, even in a small, midwestern town like Garrettsville.

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