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Volume 63, No. 44 Columbia Station, Ohio April 30, 2018
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Local students give back JVS students restore Corvette for Sheriff’s Office
Students in the Lorain
County JVS Collision Re-
pair program have been
working this school year
on refurbishing a corvette
that belongs to the Lorain
County Sheriff’s Office.
This has been a work of
passion for two senior stu-
dents, specifically Marco
Gonzales from Elyria and
Megan Rehm from Am-
herst.
“The car looked pretty
good when it came in, but
we were excited to work
Landscape and Greenhouse Management juniors, Sydney on it,” said Rehm. “We
Collier (Clearview) and Ana Crum (Midview) sort food at the took off all the decals, the
Second Harvest Food Bank. doors, the door trim and L-R: Deputy Anthony Kovacs, Lieutenant Daniel Ashdown, Sheriff Phil R. Stammitti, Marco
It all started with a trip to deliver a check from a food mirrors and started to sand Gonzalez, Megan Rehm, JVS Principal Jill Petitti, JVS Collision Repair Instructor Lonnie
drive that took place earlier in the school year. What it,” Gonzales stated. Higey and JVS Superintendent Dr. Glenn Faircloth.
came of that short trip is something much greater than Lonnie Higey, JVS Col- thing they have done,” said is an artwork. “Repairing work like this.
what was expected. lision Repair Instructor, Sheriff Stammitti. He also panels on new cars is al- “The kind of craftsman-
After the Lorain County JVS students in the Landscape shared that the corvette shared with the students most just a ‘remove and ship that our instructor is
and Greenhouse Management and Industrial Equipment was delivered to the col- his plan for the corvette. replace’ type job, but with teaching these young peo-
Mechanics programs presented the Second Harvest Food lision repair lab back in “We want to use this cor- a vehicle like this, it isn’t ple is extraordinary,” said
Bank of North Central Ohio with the check from the October and Gonzales and vette in parades and in our that simple. It takes a lot of Faircloth. “I happen to be
school’s food drive, they collectively had a feeling of Rehm have spent countless D.A.R.E. program because finesse, and these students a car guy, so I know and
wanting to do more. They spoke with their instructors, hours bringing new life to this car is an eye-catcher did a great job.” understand what goes into
Beth Berthold and Greg Hendricks, and asked if they an old beauty. and if the kids see this car, Higey stated how much these particular types of
would be able to set up a day and time for their classes to Lorain County Sheriff then it opens the door for he appreciated the Sheriff things, but these are young
go back and volunteer. Phil R. Stammitti, and nu- them to come in and start a allowing his students to people, and I think this
That day came recently when the classes came togeth- merous members of his of- conversation with us.” practice and work on such work is outstanding.”
er and went to the Second Harvest Food Bank of North fice, came to the JVS cam- Grant Koba-Nelson, Ve- a special vehicle. JVS “This would not have
Central Ohio for a day of volunteering. pus on Friday, April 20 to hicle Maintenance Coordi- Superintendent Dr. Glenn been possible without the
Landscape and Greenhouse Management Instructor acknowledge the work that nator for the Lorain Coun- Faircloth shared what a JVS. This is going to be
Beth Berthold said she was proud of her students for the students did on refur- ty Sheriff’s Office, and great job JVS High School such a great thing for us
asking to volunteer and give back. “This is a fun way to bishing the corvette. Lorain County JVS 1990 Principal Jill Petitti does in and I just really want to
help others, and the feeling you get when you can help is “The students did a Auto Technology Alum, making sure the instruc- say thank you,” said Sher-
great. Plus, it is nice for the students to meet and interact beautiful job on this car commented that working tors have what they need iff Stammitti
with other volunteers.” and we appreciate every- on these types of vehicles in their labs to complete
Lorain SWCD Spring Fish Sale ISSUES - PRIMARY ELECTION - MAY 8, 2018
Lorain Soil & Water Conservation District is accept- ISSUE #1 ISSUE #4 ISSUE #10
ing fish orders for stocking ponds. Species available State of Ohio Lorain County Carlisle Twp. #2
for 2018 include: Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Hybrid Proposed Constitutional Amendment. Renewal / 0.6 mill Local Option Sunday Sales
Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Japanese Koi, Redear Sun- Establish a process for congressional Mental Health - 5 yrs. K&B Sunoco
redistricting.
fish (Shellcrackers), Yellow Perch, Fathead Minnow ISSUE #5 ISSUE #11
and Triploid White Amur. ISSUE #2 Lorain County Columbia Township
All species are fingerling size except for the White Columbia Local Schools Renewal / 1.6875 mills Referendum by Petition
Zoning Amendment 2017-04
Developmental Disabilities - 5 yrs.
Amur, which are approximately 12 inches. Payment is re- Renewal / 7.53 mills
Emergency requirements - 5yrs.
quired at the time the order is placed. ISSUE #8 ISSUE #12
Delivery will be at the Ag Center, 42110 Russia Rd., ISSUE #3 Grafton Village 1/2 Eaton Township
Elyria, on Thursday, May 10, from 10-11:30 a.m. Columbia Local Schools Local Option Sunday Sales Renewal / 2.5 mills
Order forms and additional information for the fish sale are Renewal / 5.50 mills Grafton Quick Mart Fire and EMS - 5 yrs.
Current Expenses - 5 yrs.
available on the SWCD website at www.lorainswcd.com<http://www.lorainswcd.
com/> or by calling the office at (440) 326-5800. DON’T FORGET TO VOTE, EVERY VOTE COUNTS!
Community Directory Carlisle 8 Eaton 8 Grafton Twp. 16 N. Ridgeville 18 Churches 17 Events 21
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LOCAL
Events
April 28 April 28-29 May 5
Frostville’s Winter Orchid Show & Sale Tequila Fest Cleveland
Farmers Market Beautiful Exhibits! 18 Vendors Over 50 tequilas to sample,
Seasonal products, eggs, jams, of plants, supplies, art & cloth- nachos with salsa and queso
jellies, honey, free range meat, ing. Talks on culture, repotting, and beer sampling. Live Music
pastries, tea & coffee & much & the Hawaii Botanical Garden. and a margarita competition in
more! $5 Adults, 12 & under free. which we will select 50 random
Frostville Museum Erhnfelt Rec Center guests to be the judge and help
24101 Cedar Point Rd., Strongsville decide who makes the best
North Olmsted Sat 9-5pm, Sun 10-4pm margarita! May 10 May 19 May 19-20
10:00am - 2:00pm Lago’s Outside Veranda Paddling Film Festival Pancake Breakfast & Cleveland Asian Festival
www.frostvillefarmersmarket.com 1091 W 10th St.,
Ohio Gun Show Cleveland 2 hours of short, award winning Fly-in Each year the Cleveland Asian
Thousands of guns, knives & 1:00pm - 8:00pm films and documentaries that This is a FREE fun-educational Festival presents two stages
Out of the Darkness Walk military items to buy/sell/trade. www.tequilafestcleveland.com are not just kayak based. There event for the entire family. packed full of performances.
There will be aircraft activities,
Come get your fill of Martial
is something for everyone, and
This walk is a venue for provid- Many rare and unusual fire- food will be available. Tickets kids activities, food, and air- Arts, Dance, and Music! Free
arms will be on display and for
ing hope and healing for those sale! Bring your old gun or war can be bought at the door or plane ride opportunities. Parking @ CSU’s Lots.
who have lost loved ones to sui- souvenir for a free appraisal online. LC Regional Airport East 27th & Payne Ave
cide, and for all those impacted or to sell. Cash buyers will be Elks Lodge #1301 44050 Russia Rd. Cleveland
by mental health issues and there! Under 21 must be with 203 West 6th Street Elyria 11:00am - 7:00pm
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our businesses, but the location of this expansion/rezoning is a Local Schools! We Are Columbia!
concern. Why put it in the center of a residential area? Many Columbia Local Schools will be hiring four (4) summer
people move here because they want to get away from the ev- workers this year. Work will begin on June 4, and run for 59
Julie Petras er-growing suburbs; they want to avoid becoming just another days. The workday begins at 6:30 a.m. and ends at 2:30 p.m.
Hourly rate is $8.30. You must be a graduate and be 18 years of
Strongsville. So, please vote No to keep big business out of
email: [email protected] this location. Vote No to avoid the start of becoming just an- age or older and reside in Columbia. If you are interested please
other Strongsville. Vote No to increased traffic. Vote No to in- contact me by email.
CHS Weekly Calendar creased traffic issues. Vote No so our citizens remain safe. Vote operation during state testing. Our kids have been doing an
I want to thank our staff, students and parents for their co-
No so we can keep our Columbia charm.
Elaine Madak, Columbia Station excellent job during this process. I know that testing can be a
Monday, April 30: stressful time for all involved, but please know that we have
5 p.m. Varsity Baseball/Softball at Oberlin. Letter to the Editor supports in place to help any child. I wish the students the best
5 p.m. JV Softball v. Norwayne. of luck as they finish up testing!
Tuesday, May 1: To the Editor: The next Senior Citizen breakfast will take place on Wednes-
5 p.m. Varsity Baseball/Softball v. Oberlin. I am one of 2,285 individuals who have graduated from Co- day, May 16, at 8:45 a.m. at CHS. If you haven’t reserved your
Wednesday, May 2: lumbia schools since 1924. Having public schools in our com- spot, please contact Mrs. Kobe at CHS at 236-5001 prior to
Biology End of Course testing. munity goes back to the early 1800s with the first teacher, Sally May 14. We anticipate a large crowd as usual. I look forward
11:46 a.m. 1st period begins. Bronson. Through all of our history the residence have support- to seeing you there!
4:30 p.m. Track at Clearview Tri. ed public education for all. When you think about how many We are always looking to improve the quality of the school
5 p.m. JV Baseball at Holy Name. people in the past have supported, whether here or where you district and the services we provide. If you have a suggestion,
7 p.m. Senior Awards Night. may have grown up, it should remind us that the responsibility question or comment please feel free to call me at (440) 236-
Thursday, May 3: now rest with us to do the same. Voting for the school levy not 5008 or email [email protected] Follow me on
Algebra 1 and Geometry End of Course testing. only means you are supporting the schools but you are also twitter @graigbansek #onceaRaider
11:46 a.m. 1st period begins. saying thank you to those who made it possible for you as well.
5 p.m. Baseball/Softball-Buckeye, Varsity-home, JV-away. Thank you, Dennis Ross, Columbia Station Columbia Historical Society
5:30 p.m. Marching Band Parent meeting.
7 p.m. Columbia Athletic Booster meeting. Pony farm seeks volunteers The Columbia Historical Society is looking for past/old
Friday, May 4: Columbia High School yearbooks. The books will be housed
Sophomore Experience Day. Pony Tales Farm, located in Columbia Station is a non- prof- with other informational documents in new cabinets located in
7 a.m. College Now in guidance office. it pony and farm animal rescue that caters to children of all Columbia Library. This should more easily facilitate doing re-
4:30 p.m. Varsity Softball at Elyria Pioneer Tournament. ages. They are seeking volunteers to help with the ponies, par- search on families, local events and etc. For more information,
5 p.m. Baseball - Lutheran West, Varsity-away, JV-home. ticipating with children’s lesson classes, traveling off location contact Gloria at (440) 454-2738.
Saturday, May 5: at times and for general work around the farm. If you like the
Varsity Softball at Elyria Pioneer Tournament. outdoors, horses and children, this would be a good opportunity Attention CHS Seniors
11 a.m./2 p.m. Baseball double header-Fairview, Varsi- for you. Applicants may be adults, seniors, high school or col-
ty-home, JV-away. lege students. Full or part time with flexible hours. The Class of 2018 Senior Panoramic Picture will be taken
6-9 p.m. Boys Basketball Fundraiser at Eagles. For more information on volunteering, please go to Pony- the morning of prom, Friday, May 11, at 7:25 a.m in the gym.
Letter to the Editor talesfarm.org or call (440) 891-9992. They are also on Face- Picture forms and graduation applications were sent to all se-
book.
niors residences the week of April 23. Extra picture forms are
To the Editor: available in the main office. Senior Breakfast and the awarding
of senior superlatives will immediately follow in the cafeteria.
Vote No on Issue 11 proposed zoning amendment! Graduation applications are also due on Friday, May 11. If you
The Columbia Board of Trustees wants to rezone a plot of
land near the eastern entrance to Columbia Township to High- do not plan to attend the graduation ceremony, a signed note
by your parent/guardian must accompany the graduation ap-
way Business. I encourage you to vote No. Currently, the land On Tuesday, May 8, CLSD will have two renewal levies plication.
(on the east end of Route 82) is zoned residential, and there is on the ballot, Issue 2 and Issue 3. Both of these levies are
a reason for this: it is surrounded by small neighborhoods, a renewals and WILL NOT increase taxes. The quality of our Boys Basketball fund-raiser
church and a golf course. According to Mike Musto, he cites schools is critical to the health, economy, reputation and future
“preserving Columbia’s charm and its rural atmosphere” as of our community. Most importantly, to ensure our students
reasons for his becoming a trustee. It doesn’t get much more are fully prepared for college, careers and citizenship. Passage Columbia High School Boys Basketball will hold their an-
charming and rural as you leave Strongsville and enter our of these levies will allow Columbia Local Schools to maintain nual fund-raiser on Saturday, May 5, from 6-9 p.m. in the grand
charming Columbia Township. a high-quality education, prepare our students for the jobs of hall of the Columbia Eagles, located at 27190 Royalton Road.
Originally, the rezoning was happening without communi- the future, protect property values, retain highly qualified and Tickets are $25 each and include catering by Boca Loca plus
ty say-so. But a successful petition halted this rezoning; Co- dedicated employees, purchase new textbooks and upgrade ed- all-you-can-drink domestic draft, well drinks and soda! They
lumbia’s residents (almost 200 signed the petition) wanted to ucational technology. Our schools play a vital role in Columbia will also have a 50/50 drawing, side boards and basket raffles.
decide for themselves if the land should remain Residential Township as it is the largest employer in our town. Please take Contact Josh Scharf at (440) 823-7848 for tickets or more in-
or become Highway Business. People know we need to grow the time to cast your vote on May 8th in support of Columbia formation.
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Citizen of the Year Nominees needed Coins & Can Food Drive
Do you know someone who is especially kind, generous,
patriotic, wise, a leader, a volunteer, a mentor, an employee, a ble, fill their little mite boxes
business owner, a contributor to the community, a family mem- with coins. Our goal was to
ber? Why not nominate that person as the 2018 Citizen of the collect 100 non-perishable
Year? This program was initiated in Columbia over 60 years items. We also partnered with
ago by the Columbia Acme Grange. It was inherited by the the Columbia Chamber of
Columbia Kiwanis, the Columbia Civic Event Committee, the Commerce and the Colum-
Columbia Homecoming Committee, the Columbia Chamber of bia Community Foundation,
Commerce and the Columbia Historical Society. The presen- who match the funds that the
tation of the award will be made during the Columbia Home- children donate. The children
coming Festival in the Township Park which is scheduled for actually donated well over
the last weekend in June. Give it some thought. If you made a 100 non-perishable items
nomination in the past, send that name again. Only one Citizen and collected, along with the
of the Year is awarded each year. Send you suggestion to the Chamber and the Foundation,
Columbia Historical Society, P.O. Box 983, Columbia Station, over $1,100. The preschool-
OH 44028. The Homecoming Festival is for the community. ers then went to the Food
Get involved, have some fun and give that special person in Center to stock the shelves
your life an honor for which he or she can be proud. There is with the items they donated!
no age limit but must be a resident of Columbia for at least one This is a great opportunity for
year. Good luck and thank you in advance for your participa- us to teach the children about
tion. giving of themselves. We also
teach them that those in need
Community Garage Sales event may be their neighbor, their
Hosanna Lutheran Ear- Center is supported mainly to collect items. Since they friends at school or anyone in
Columbia Township and the Columbia Chamber of Com- ly Childhood Center held a by the churches in the Co- are always in need of do- their community. We believe
merce are proud to be hosting the 5th Annual Columbia Com- Coins & Can Food Drive to lumbia area. However, during nations, the children were it is important to teach these
munity Garage Sales. How it works: Being a rural community, support the Columbia Food the year certain other drives asked to bring in non-per- children about selfless giving
it is hard to draw shoppers out to our garage sales. Most shop- Center. The Columbia Food are held in the community ishable items and, if possi- at an early age.
pers like to go to developments or to cities where they can hit
multiple sales all in the same day. Over the past few years that Spring Escape Room - Saturday, May 12, from 11 a.m.-1:30
we held these sales we have had 100+ participating houses. We Columbia Library events p.m. Teens, the library Escape Room is back! Put your puzzle
made it easier for shoppers to come to Columbia to purchase solving and code breaking skills to the test as you try to crack
treasures and had a huge amount of traffic! Dinner and a Book Discussion, “All The Ugly And Won- the unsolvable and mysterious lockbox. Scenarios and puzzles
When: Thurs. July 19, Fri. July 20 & Sat July 21. Time: 9 derful Things” by Bryn Greenwood - Tuesday, May 1, from will be presented and groups will be challenged to solve the
a.m.-4 p.m. (hours may vary by address). Participating houses 6:30-7:30 p.m. Would you like to spend an evening each month puzzles within set time limits.
will be available to download & view on-line. To have your discussing a great book, eating and making new friends? Check Beginning Beekeeping - Tuesday, May 15, at 6 p.m. Come
house listed, please send your address, days & hours you will out our brand new book discussion group. Dinner is on us! and join us as Kristopher and Evona Gaughan from Gaughan
be “open” and a few items you will be having in your sale to Copies of the book are available at the library. This program Bee Dancin’ in Medina will join us for an informative beekeep-
Mandie Andrews at: [email protected]. If you is cosponsored by The Friends of the Columbia Library, Inc. ing program. The focus will be on beginning beekeeping and
do not have access to email, please contact Mandie by phone Knitting Club - Thursday, May 3, from noon-4 p.m. Are you how to make money with your new hobby. They will discuss
at (216) 409-6668. Deadline to list is noon on Friday, July13. a knitter or crocheter? Join us every Thursday anytime during the nutritional benefits of the bi products the honeybees pro-
this session. Preregistration not required. duce, problems facing the honeybees, and bring in a complete
Kindergarten Registration your mother, sister, grandmother, or aunt all are welcome to hive with all the tools of the trade and discuss how the hive is
Mother’s Day Tea Party - Saturday, May 5, at 11 a.m. Bring
celebrate the wonderful women in our lives! Please join us for assembled.
The Columbia Library is located at 13824 W. River Road
If you have a child that will be five (5) years old on or before
August 1, 2018, he or she may attend Kindergarten next fall. story time, followed by a craft and tea party. All ages are wel- North, in Columbia Station. (440) 236-8751
come to attend. Fancy outfits are encouraged!
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The Rural-Urban Record National Prayer Day Come and
First United Methodist Church of Wellington, 127 Park
Published Weekly on Monday Place, is hosting prayer services on Thursday, May 3, the Na-
Abel E. Carpenter & Grace A. Carpenter tional Day of Prayer. The service will take place in the gazebo Worship
Founders 1955 in front of the church at noon. Everyone is invited to join us.
Lee Boise, Publisher & President Coffee, Cupcakes
Leonard Boise, Publisher 1993-2010 with us!
Mailing Address: and Conversation
P.O. Box 966, Columbia Station, OH 44028 A free ladies event will be held on Sunday, May 6, at 5 p.m. United Church of God
Located at 24487 Squire Rd, Columbia Station at North Eaton Baptist Church, located at 12109 Reed Rd., in 12981 Grafton Rd.
Phone: 440-236-8982 • Fax: 440-236-9198 Grafton. Come enjoy finger foods and dessert as we fellowship Grafton, Oh 44044
Email: [email protected] together and make new friends. This is a ladies event open to Sabbath Services
Website: www.rural-urbanrecord.com all teen girls and ladies in our community. We will be play- Saturdays at 12:30 pm
ing games and making a take home craft. RSVP is required for
DEADLINE: planning purposes. Please RSVP no later than May 1. You can http://cleveland.ucg.org Church of Christ
News, Pictures & ALL ads - Wednesday @ 12pm like our FB post at North Eaton Baptist for more information
OFFICE HOURS: Mon-Weds., 9-4 • Thurs. 9-1 or to RSVP. You can also RSVP by calling (440) 748-2552 or GRAFTON UNITED Sunday Bible Study 9:30 am
emailing us at [email protected]. Please join us
METHODIST CHURCH
Out of Area Subscriptions - $35/year for this event! 973 Mechanic St.,Grafton • 926-2034 Sunday Worship 10:30 am & 5 pm
Wednesday Bible Study 7 pm
“Your Family Church”
Swiss Steak Dinner & Dancing 8:45am Sunday School 211 Forest St., LaGrange
440-355-6872
Sunshine Service 10:35am Children’s Church
10:00am Worship
The Mission Outreach Team of LaPorte United Methodist Rev. Bob Kuntz, Pastor
Grace Baptist Church in North Ridgeville is having a special Church will be having a Swiss Steak Dinner and Dancing to
Sunday Service for their Sunshine Class! The Sunshine Class is the music of the 50’s/60’s on Saturday, May 12, from 6-9 p.m.
a church class that is for the physically and mentally disabled. The Swiss Steak dinner includes Swiss steak, mashed potatoes, St. Elizabeth
They are going to be having an awards ceremony for the salad, corn, rolls, dessert and beverages. Tickets are $15 for Ann Seton
Sunshine Class and honoring the Sunshine Class workers. adults and $7.50 for children under 10. Several nice gift baskets
The special service is on Sunday, May 6, from 10 a.m.- 12 will also be raffled off. Treat your mom or your favorite gal to Catholic Parish COLUMBIA UNITED
25801 Royalton Rd.
p.m. Grace Baptist Church is located at 38079 Center Ridge a special night out. LaPorte UMC is located at 2071 Grafton Columbia Station, OH METHODIST
Rd., in North Ridgeville. Road, in Elyria. For tickets call (440) 458-5717. All proceeds Sacrament of Reconciliation CHURCH
(Confession)
Bible and Brew go towards supporting the many outreach missions of LaPorte Anytime by Appointment Worship Service
Sat., 4 p.m.- 4:30 p.m.
UMC.
Bible and Brew, a casual conversation about God, faith and Messy Church Weekend Masses 10:30 a.m.
scripture, will meet weekly on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Forts Sat. 5 p.m. Sunday School
Tavern in downtown Wellington. This event is presented by Sunday, May 6, from 4-6 p.m., First United Methodist Sun. 8 & 11 a.m. during Worship Service
440-236-5095
25453 ROYALTON ROAD
Wellington First United Methodist Church. Church of Wellington, 127 Park Place, is introducing a hands- www.seascolumbiastation.org COLUMBIA STATION, OHIO
Mother & Daughter on, interactive way to worship as a family, involving story, Pastor Matt Merriman
prayer, song, games and a sit-down meal together at tables.
236-8822
English Garden Banquet People of all ages, adults and children, are welcome. Messy NORTH [email protected]
EATON
Church is on the first Sunday of each Month. Everyone is Wel-
Belden United Methodist Church, located at 36130, Rt. 303, come so please join us for Messy Church. CHRISTIAN www.columbiaumc.net
in Grafton, invites all women to attend their annual Spring Ban- CHURCH
quet on Wednesday, May 2, at 6 p.m. Special musical enter- Gentle Woman Fellowship (Disciples)
tainment will be provided by Rhythm ‘n Rhyme. Each family Rt. 82 & 83
is asked to bring a salad to share. A donation of $3 per per- Gentle Woman Fellowship, an Inter-Parish group meets on 440-748-2230
son (children under 5 free), payable at the door, is appreciated. the first Fridays of the month at Saint Clarence Parish Center, www.neccdisciples.com
Reservations are needed by Friday, April 27, by contacting the located at 30106 Lorain Road, in North Olmsted.
The Friday, May 4, schedule of activities begins with
church office at (440) 926-2209. a 9:30 a.m. Pray the Holy Rosary event in the Chapel. Worship Services
8:00am & 9:30am
Spring Jubilee At 10 a.m., attend Mass followed by coffee or tea and our “May Sunday School
Crowning” event. At 11:10 a.m., enjoy special speaker Father 10:45am
Pastor Neal Brock of Christian Unity Church, located at Ryan Cubera. His ordination was in 2013 and he is in the fifth
36353 Capel Rd., in Grafton, announces that they are having year of the priesthood. Father is Parochial Vicar at Saint Mary Polly Tallos
their Spring Jubilee May 6-11. of the Falls. Previously he served at Saint Raphael’s in Bay Christian Ed. & Youth Director
Jubilee schedule: Village. His topic will be “Covenant, God’s Promise.” We will Rev. David Chafin
Sunday, May 6, at 10 a.m.: Preaching by Jacob Berry and be exploring God’s promises to us and how they are fulfilled Interim Minister
Special Singing by Tammy Jones Robinette. in Jesus!
Sunday at 6 p.m.: Preaching by Mike Blanton and Special All women are welcome! Come and bring a friend! No res-
Singing by Tammy Jones Robinette. ervations needed. For more information, contact Mary Hoover
Monday, May 7, at 7 p.m.: Preaching by Calvin Ray Evans at (440) 330-1698 or Mary Tschanz at (440) 235-6258.
and Special Singing by Mike Blanton & Evidence. “Welcome Home”
Tuesday, May 8, at 7 p.m.: Preaching by Brian Baer and Hospice Volunteer Education New Life Wesleyan Church
Special Singing by Mike Blanton & Evidence.
Wednesday, May 9, at 7 p.m.: Preaching by Wayne Snipes Hospice of the Western Reserve is seeking volunteers to as- 11149 West River Rd.
and Special Singing by Julie Snipes. sist in private residences, nursing homes, assisted living com- Columbia Station
Thursday, May 10, at 7 p.m.: Preaching by Jim McComas munities, their three Hospice House locations and hospital set-
and Special Singing by The Parsons Family. tings. As a vital part of Hospice of the Western Reserve’s team, SUNDAY 9 am
Friday, May 11, at 7 p.m.: Preaching by Lucian Baker and volunteers come from all walks of life and have a variety of Adult Bible Study
Special Singing by The Parsons Family. skills, talents and abilities. Opportunities to serve are diverse: SUNDAY 10 am
Free Health Screenings visit patients and families to provide companionship, socializa- Worship & Children’s Church
tion and comfort; help with legacy work, transportation, light
WEDNESDAY 6:45 pm
Mercy Parish Nursing offers free Health Screenings and housework and meal preparation; run errands; make phone Bible Study
calls; help with clerical work; attend health fairs; or make pre-
Narcan Distribution at First United Methodist Church, located sentations. Volunteers with specialized professional qualifica- Youth Group, Kids Club
at 127 Park Place, in Wellington, on Saturday, May 12, from tions and training are also needed, such as attorneys, licensed
8-11 a.m. Fasting is encouraged. Take AM meds with water hair dressers, massotherapists and pet therapy dogs and their Rev. Steve Spaeth - Pastor
if possible. The free screenings include: CMP, Lipids, HgA1c, handlers. Rev. John Bodo
TSH, PSA (men 40 & over) and Blood pressure and Fitness The next series of volunteer classes will be held at Hospice - Associate Pastor
Assessment Testing. of the Western Reserve, 2173 N. Ridge Road E., in Lorain, 440-236-8600
For more information, please contact the church office at on Mondays and Wednesdays, May 14, 16, 21 and 23, from
(440) 647-3263 between the hours of 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 5:30-9:30 p.m. Non-clinical volunteers attend only the first www.nlwesleyan.org MAY 3
four hours on May 14, while most other volunteers attend all
classes. Pre-registration is required. For more information, Our Lady Queen of Peace
or to register, call the volunteer team at (216) 255-9090. It is
required to wait 12 months after experiencing a significant loss Catholic Church
before volunteering directly with patients.
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school history book. From 11 a.m.-1 p.m. a $5 hot dog lunch
will be offered. Both museums share a parking lot at 36119
Center Ridge. Bring the whole family! Brittany seeks loving home
[email protected]
Ohio Genealogical Society meeting Friendship Animal Protec-
Discover the Ridge event The public is invited to attend the May 14 meeting of the tive League where you can
hang out and get to know
Lorain County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society at 7 this pretty kitty. I think you
The North Ridgeville Visitors Bureau announces its greatest p.m at the North Ridgeville Branch Library, located at 35700 will love her!
city-wide event on Saturday, May 12, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. “Dis- Bainbridge Road, in North Ridgeville. A social time will begin All cats receive one or
cover The Ridge,” the high places, the low places and every- at 6:30 p.m. more vaccinations, a basic
where in between is an all-day adventure that will take visitors Genealogist, Deborah Abbott, will give the presentation “A veterinary examination, are
and residents to the people, places and things that make North Gift of Life: Who’s Writing Your Story?” She will challenge wormed and spayed/neu-
Ridgeville unique. The Open Houses feature over 20 sites with us to write our own stories from a more personal, reflective tered and feline leukemia
in between stops-tourist destinations, shops, landmarks and his- approach. Aside from listing the chronological events in our tested. Kittens under a year
toric buildings. Participants can spend an hour or an entire day. lives, only you can tell the real stories of love, loss, forgiveness old are $50 and cats over a
This is a family-friendly activity and is free. Enter a drawing and change. Don’t leave the task of finding the answers to your Brittany year are only $20. All kit-
at every stop for a chance to win a Visio 48” Smart TV. For life’s history to someone else. During this program, learn how Brittany is a gorgeous tens/cats over 3 months old
more information or detailed brochure contact the NR Cham- to take the time to write your life story. Tortoishell. Sweet as can are also micro-chipped. If
ber of Commerce/Visitors Bureau Office at (440) 327-3737 or Ohio Genealogical Society meeting be with the softest fur. She you would like to give
www.nrchamber.com North Ridgeville Library is a friendly and very affec- Brittany a new, loving,
Garden Club of North Ridgeville tionate lap cat. So hard to forever home, please call
believe that Brittany is 17!
After Breakfast Adult fifth graders sit and read with She sure doesn’t act like it. the Friendship Animal
The Garden Club of North Ridgeville will meet on May 8, Morning Book Discussion - a certified Therapy Dog Inter- Brittany was rescued from Protective League at (440)
at 6 p.m. at the Sandy Ridge Reservation, located at 6195 Otten “The Lemon Tree” by Sandy national canine volunteer for a home along with another 322-4321. (www.Friend-
Road, in North Ridgeville. Their speaker for the evening will Tolan - Wednesday, May 2, a 15 minute session. Call the cat Scrappy. Scrappy has shipAPL.org). The shelter
be Matt Kocsis from the Lorain County Metroparks and his from 10:30-11:30 p.m. Cop- library at (440) 327 8326 to been adopted and now it is is located at 8303 Murray
program will be about Lorain County Metroparks and Gardens. ies of the book being dis- register. Preregistration not Brittany’s turn to find a good Ridge Road, in Elyria.
Our Spring Plant Sale will be on May 19, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. cussed are available at the required. home. She is in the cattery at
by the Dollar Tree at the Giant Eagle Plaza on Center Ridge information desk. New mem- Library 15th Anniversary
Road in North Ridgeville. This will be a great opportunity get bers are welcome. Open House - Saturday, May
perennial plants at reasonable prices. For information on the A Literary Lunch Break 5, from 1-4 p.m. Celebrate “Moles, Voles and other Holes”
garden club or plant sale, call (440) 365-8522. Story Time For Grown Ups the 15th anniversary of the
Join OSU Extension for their May Homeowner Session,
North Ridgeville Historical Society - Thursday, May 3, from opening of the North Rid- “Moles, Voles and other Holes! What’s Digging up My Yard,”
geville Branch Library in the
12:30- -1:30 p.m. Bring a
lunch and relax while listen- building on Bainbridge Road. on Tuesday, May 15, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the A.I. Root Can-
The North Ridgeville Historical Society will join forces ing to short stories and poetry The Open House will include dle Community Room, located at 640 W. Liberty St., in Medi-
with the North Ridgeville Fire Department on May 12 to offer a read by library staff. Share music, stories, displays and na. Wildlife Program Specialist Marne Titchenell will introduce
treat for local history lovers! The museum at the Old Town Hall in the follow up discussion. refreshments and the pub- attendees to the burrows of your landscape and the wildlife that
and the Fire Museum next door will both be open from 9 a.m.-3 Coffee and tea will be provid- lic is invited to attend. 2018 created them. Hear nuisance wildlife management information
p.m. as part of the “Discover the Ridge” event. Visitors will be ed. For ages 18 and older. also marks 60 years since the and helpful identification tricks. Cost is $10 per person and in-
able to revisit over 70 years of firefighting history, see a display Browser’s® Reading library first opened in North cludes handouts. The Homeowner Series is a monthly work-
of local veterans, view school artifacts and much more. The Buddies - Saturday, May Ridgeville. Preregistration shop covering common homeowner issues ranging from land
Historical Society will offer many items for sale from their se- 5, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. not required. drainage, septic issues, pruning, property law and more. To
cret stash, including collectible calendars from previous years, Browser’s® Reading Bud- Baby and Me Story Time - register or find out more, download the registration form under
school Aristocrats from various years and a few yearbooks! dies is a relaxed, dog friendly Monday, May 7, from 10:15- events or at go.osu.edu/homeowner. Contact Ashley Kulhanek
Also available will be the collectible medallions and the new program where first through 10:35 a.m. Stories, music and at (330) 725-4911 for more info.
finger plays for babies from
birth to 23 months and their
caregivers. Spring has arrived!
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music, finger plays and crafts Open Pansies • Potatoes • Onion sets
for 2 year olds and their care- Sundays Onion plants • Fruit Bushes
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Eaton Township Dumpster Days
[email protected]
[email protected] (FOR EATON TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS ONLY)
May 5, 2018 8 am to 4 pm
Veteran’s Memorial Committee news
Carlisle Township Dumpster Day The Veterans Memorial Committee will meet on April 28, Eaton Town Hall (Use Belden Road entrance)
Carlisle Township is having their Dumpster Day on Satur- at 10 a.m. at Eaton townhall in the conference room. The will YOU CAN BRING
day, May 12, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. This is for residents only with meet again on May 19, at the same time and location. Residential Rubbish: Reed Salvage:
a proper I.D. On May 26, at 9 a.m. will be the flag decorating of veterans’ • Furniture • Batteries
Items NOT accepted at Dumpster Days: Tires, Televisions, graves at Eaton Twp. Butternut Ridge Cemetery; May 27, at 1 • Appliances • Aluminum
Electronics, Computers, Cell Phones, Fluorescent Bulbs and p.m. they will have a Memorial Day Service at the Cemetery. • Miscellaneous • Iron • Steel
Ballasts, VHS Tapes, Household Batteries, Paints, Pool Chem- For more information, call their office at (440) 748-2236. No Household Hazardous Waste, Oil or Tires
icals and Solvents. These items go to Lorain County Collection
Center. Cawley Family Thank You DO NOT BRING:
All garbage items should be disposed of at the curb with • Commercial waste • TV’s/ Computers & electronic waste
Allied Waste/Republic pick-up or any other reputable hauler. Thank you everyone for us. • Tires • Explosives, firearms & fireworks
Note: NO brush, limbs or bushes. These items should be making our “Breath Brave- Thank you for the mon- • Fluorescent bulbs • Containerized drums/unknown waste
taken to Barnes on Chestnut St. or another recycle center. ly” benefit for Dieken Caw- etary donations. These are • Roofing materials • Construction & demolition debris
If you have questions, please call the Township’s Adminis- ley such a success. The past being used to help Dieken
trative Office at (440) 458-5667 or the Road Department (440) few months have been a get the items needed for re- Eaton Township Compost Site
458-6688. whirlwind of events for our covery. EatonTown Hall, 12043 Avon Belden Rd. will be open.
Theodore seeks loving home family and we feel so bless- thank everyone for the do- • Bring brush, leaves and grass clippings to the Compost Site
We would also like to
during Dumpster Days
ed to have had such support
neutered and all caught up on from so many family, friends nations of raffle baskets and • The paper bin will be open to leave newspapers, magazines
his vaccines. Ted came into and businesses. silent auction items. It was & cardboard.
rescue from a rural shelter The success of the bene- truly amazing. We would • The Fire Dept. will accept bags of clean alumninum
in Alabama. He was rescued fit was overwhelming. Little also like to thank all busi- beverage cans only.
and was found to be heart- did we know that in less than nesses that helped.I
worm positive. He’s since 2 weeks from the night of the Thank you for making the Watch The Rural-Urban Record under the Eaton News for
gone through treatment and is benefit that Dieken would re- future so much brighter for a exact locations for the County Wide Tire Collection.
100% healthy. We believe he ceive the call that new lungs very brave young man!
was an outdoor dog for most were waiting for him. Tyson & Chalse Caw-
of life. He loves to snuggle He is doing well with re- ley, Bob & Nichole Dugan,
and he’s great with other dogs, covery and now our greatest Maggie Burke, Ada Burke
Theodore kids, If you would like to meet challenges are infection and & Dieken Cawley
Theodore (AKA Ted) is Theodore, please call Anna rejection. He has many ap-
a 11-year-old male Coon with Mutts In A Rut Rescue at pointments and procedures
which take us back to Cleve-
Hound, He weighs 55 lbs., is (440) 623-3836.
land Clinic weekly but the
end result is a second chance
Recycle for Spring Cleanup at life for Dieken. You all
made this reality much eas-
ier to get through. So many EATON TOWNSHIP
family members, friends EATON ESTATES RESIDENTS
worked very hard cooking,
baking, donating and giving NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH GROUP
their time at the benefit to BEING FORMED
handle ticket sales, making
sure the food was replen- The Eaton Township Trustees and the Lorain County Sheriff’s Office are asking
ished and everyone’s glass residents of Eaton Estates Housing Development to attend a public meeting at Eaton
was filled with beverages. Town hall @ 12043 Avon Belden rd, Grafton Oh on Thursday May 3rd, 2018 at
Keep in touch with your community Anyone who attended know 7:00p.m. This meeting will assist residents in forming a watch group
Visit: www.CarlisleTownship.com who these special people are in that community.
and how much they mean to
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U.S.D.A.
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lb.
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Dumpster Day - LaGrange Township Trustees will be RLCWA meeting
holding Dumpster Day on May 12, from 7 a.m.-12 p.m. at the
Township Garage on Pleasant Street. Vehicles should enter off Rural Lorain County Water Authority will have a Board
[email protected] of Route 303. Please, no tires, brush, oil, flammable liquids, Meeting on Wednesday, May 2, 2018 at 7 p.m. This meeting
paint or construction materials. Appliances must have the Fre-
on removed. will be held at the RLCWA office located at 42401 St. Rt. 303,
in LaGrange. For more information, please contact Mr. Tim
LaGrange Township News required in the township during these days. Please take down Mahoney, General Manager at (800) 842-1339.
Garage Sale Weekend - June 21, 22 and 23. No permits are
Meeting dates - The next regular meeting of the Township all signs following your sale!
Trustees will be held on April 30, 2018 at 7 p.m. May meet- Cemetery Clean-up - Please remove any winter decora-
ings include Township Trustees on May 14 and 28 and Zoning tions that you wish to keep to clear the area for mowing season.
Commission on May 21. Please visit the LaGrange Township Items left that are in poor condition will be disposed of. For a
website at http://www.lagrangetownshipohio.net for all current list of regulations please visit our website. Congratulations to our Middle School band and choir stu-
news, meeting minutes and information. Surplus property for sale - Any surplus township property dents who were selected to participate in Lorain County’s
Brush Chipping - The township personnel will be chipping is now auctioned on GovDeals.com. Visit the site regularly as Honors Band and Choir festival. Students rehearsed with guest
brush now through the fall on the second and fourth Monday items will be added as they become available for auction. conductor Dr. Richard Schnipke from Bowling Green State
of the month. Please call (440) 355-5141 and leave a message Mother’s Day Pancake Breakfast University and performed a concert at Keystone High School.
with your address. No trees or stumps over six inches in diam- Great job students and Choir Director Bethany Pearce and
eter will be chipped. Band Director Brett Benzin.
Sign up for Lorain County Emergency Alert System! Boy Scout Troop #118 is having it’s annual Mother’s Day I would also like to congratulate two of our stellar Keystone
As a reminder to all township residents, the fire siren is used Pancake Breakfast, on Sunday, May 13, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at student-athletes seniors Grace Barasckai and Matt Kelling.
only as a notification to fire personnel of an existing fire call. Lagrange Lions Park, located at 240 Glendale Street, in La- Both Grace and Matt are extending their athletic careers at
It also warns local traffic to be aware of emergency vehicles grange. Come and enjoy all-you-can-eat pancakes, eggs, sau- Wilmington College. Grace will be playing soccer, and Matt
leaving the station enroute to a call. To be notified of any local sage, juice and coffee. Donations for adults/$6; children 3-12/ will be playing baseball.
emergencies directly to your home or cell phone please go to $5 and 2 and under are free. We will also have a silent auction In upcoming events, we are excited to bring you our annu-
our website and sign up for the Emergency Alert System. It is and basket raffles. al Keystone Kabaret. This year the theme is “On Broadway,”
free to all residents. and the show will feature songs from the stage and screen. The
concert will take place on Friday and Saturday, May 18 and
19. Dinner is served at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m.
both nights. Fligner’s is catering the event! Order forms are
available in the High School office or can be obtained from
one of our KHS choir students. Please consider attending and
supporting our talented choir students!
Lastly, our superintendent search is underway. The Lorain
County Educational Service Center will collect and review
applications and forward qualified candidates to our Keystone
Board of Education. First round interviews will then be con-
ducted, followed by participation from teachers, administra-
tors, and community representatives during the second round
of the interview process. Once interviews are complete and
feedback is gathered, our Board will make a recommendation
to hire the candidate.
Franco Gallo, Keystone Superintendent
[email protected]
French Creek Theatre presents...
French Creek Theatre celebrates the arrival of spring and the
earth’s renewal with the story of a man experiencing his own
spiritual rebirth. “The Elephant Man,” by Bernard Pomerance,
continues the French Creek 2017/2018 season in Pijor Theatre.
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You’re north of six feet. You weigh 215. You used to play Golfers rejoice! Those dreaded slices or hooks could CLEVELAND, OHIO – April All the proceeds from the golf
football, and you still lift weights four days a week. How in become a thing of the distant past thanks to adjustable 2018 – St Augustine’s Hun- outing go directly to St. Augus-
the world are you getting outdriven by a guy who looks like a clubs and drivers. In addition to helping improve accu- ger Center third annual Sister tine’s Hunger Center. For those
stunt double for a child actor? It’s a question that keeps you racy, adjustable clubs also lighten the load in your golf Corita golf outing benefiting interested in supporting the St.
up at night and frustrates you to no end on the course. Worst bag. the hunger center will take Augustine Hunger Center that
part? The harder you try to send it past him (or is it her?), the With a few twists of a wrench or even turning the shaft place Saturday, July 21, 2018 are unable to attend the golf
more you end up staring at the back of this featherweight’s at Ridge Top Golf Course in outing, donations can be made
head farther up the fairway. The reality? You’re probably get- of the driver itself, golfers can adjust the face angle, Medina, Ohio. This year’s golf at: www.sistercoritagolf.org.
ting outdriven because you think brawn trumps skill. That loft and lie angle of the driver to hit the ball farther and outing is sponsored by three
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reasons all linked to poor technique. purchase a new club or visit a club fitter. and Catholic Charities Corpo- Celebrate Mother’s Day
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pecially with good clubhead speed, you’ve got to relax your justable driver by the end of 2011. The ability to upgrade day of golf that would provide FOR MOM
grip. And speaking of speed, slow down your backswing so shafts has also become popular as golfers respond to assistance to benefit some
you have enough time to gather some of that muscle power. what the pros are doing. of Cleveland’s most needy. with a paid golfer
Finally, I’m guessing you’re chopping down on the ball like Participants at the golf outing Ladies League
Paul Bunyan. Whenever I see a big guy who can’t hit it past Adjustable golf clubs enable golfers to walk out onto enjoy Wanted
the 200-yard marker, it’s almost always because of a slice the course with one driver and a few different shafts. golfing, lunch, dinner, raf- Tues or Wed Mornings
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Girl Scout Gold Project Fund-raiser
Ann McDonald 440-926-2774 I think spring has finally sprung in Midview! The warmer
email: [email protected] weather and sunnier days have given our students a chance to
get outside for recess, athletic events and other activities. Now
LIBRARY FRIEND’S MEETING that the weather is nicer, I encourage parents and community
The regular monthly meeting of the group is Tuesday, May members to walk the path through our campus after school!
1, at 6:30 p.m. in Community Room of the Library. New mem- On Thursday, May 3, the annual ARTastic Fest will be held
bers are always welcome. in the Kubuski Gym at Midview High School from 3:30-7:30
MIDVIEW ARTASTIC FEST p.m. The ARTastic Fest highlights the incredible artwork our
The annual Midview art show featuring artwork from kin- students in grades K-12 have been working on this school year.
dergarten students through high school seniors will take place The event is free and open to parents and community members.
on Thursday, May 3, from 3:30-7:30 p.m. in the high school. I encourage you to attend. You won’t be disappointed by the
There will be activities along with the displays of award win- work of our talented students!
ning art. Also on May 3, our kindergarten classrooms will visit the
MATTRESS FUND-RAISER Cleveland Metroparks Zoo for a field trip. There, the students
The ninth annual Midview High School Mattress Fund- will be able to get up close to the animals they’re learning about
raiser will be held on Saturday, May 5, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. at in class.
the high school. All proceeds benefit the Midview High School On Friday, May 4, our West Elementary students will par-
Football Team. ticipate in their annual spelling bee. The students have been
JAZZ AND JAVA EVENT working hard to prepare. Good luck to everyone competing!
The Midview high school jazz band, The Midview Swingin’ I am also pleased to announce that we will be working
Blues, will be holding its annual Jazz ‘n Java evening on Tues- through a safety audit of our district with Homeland Securi-
day, May 8, at 6 p.m. in Midview Middle School. Guest jazz ty and our local first responders. The goal is to find additional
bands from the area with also be performing. The band invites ways to improve the safety of our campus. We will continue to
all to join them for a great, relaxing evening of wonderful jazz provide updates as we work through this process.
and big band music. Have a great week!
CHOIR CONCERT Dr. Bruce Willingham, Superintendent
The Midview High School Spring Choir Concert will be Girl Scout Tatiana Lipert with her flower arrangements and wreaths.
held Friday and Saturday, May 11 and 12, at 7 p.m. each eve- Horse Rescue Horse Camp Tatiana Lipert, a sophomore at St. Joseph Academy High
ning in the Kubuski Gym at the high school. School, is having a fund-raising sale to fund her “Community
PERFECT PAIRINGS WINE TASTING Happy Spring from the horses and volunteers at Angels Ha- Connect” Girl Scout Gold project. The sale will be held on Sat-
Tickets are now available for the Perfect Pairings with Gary ven Horse Rescue. We are once again proudly offering our urday, May 12, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the St. Mary Parish
Twining event being sponsored by the Friends of the Graf- summer horse camp for children ages 5 to 16. If your child is Hall. An alum of St. Mary School in Elyria, Lipert is raising
ton-Midview Library. The event, which is open to the public, interested in horses and learning hands on, riding and horse money to purchase an outdoor electronic sign for St. Mary
will be held on Friday evening, May 18, from 7-9 p.m. at the related projects, this is a great opportunity. School and Parish, through her “Community Connect” project.
library. Learn the basic fundamentals of pairing wine and food The first session of the summer begins June 4-8. Other ses- She hopes the electronic sign will increase awareness of the
with a hands-on class of testing and tasting. There is limited sions are as follows: June 18-22, July 9-13, July 23-27 and wonderful services at St. Mary. All proceeds from this event
seating. Tickets are $10 per person. Reservations are required. August 6-10. They run one week long, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., will go towards her “Community Connect” project.
Participants must be 21 years of age or older. Monday through Friday.
UPCOMING MIDVIEW BAND CONCERTS Camp takes place at Evergreen Farm/Angels Haven Horse MHS Guidance News
The Midview Middle School band will be performing their Rescue located at 13297 Durkee Road, in Grafton. We have Ongoing Information:
spring concert on Wednesday, May 15, at 7 p.m. in the Midview limited spaces available and they are booking up so please call The ACT Test is June 9, 2018, with a registration deadline
High Kubuski Gym. The Midview High School Bands will be as soon as possible to reserve your spot. of May 4, 2018, with late registration from May 5-18, 2018.
performing their spring concert on Monday, May 21, at 7 p.m. Please call Heidi at (440) 781-5060 for more information The SAT Test is June 2, 2018, with a registration deadline of
in the Lorain County Community College Stocker Center. The on camp and if you are interested in volunteering with the or- May 3, 2018, with late registration until May 23, 2018.
Midview High School Marching Blue will be participating in ganization. Scholarship Information: The following scholarship infor-
the Belden and Grafton Memorial Day Parades on Monday, AHHR is a 501(c)(3) non-profit volunteer based organiza- mation & scholarships are available in the Student Services
May 28. tion. Office or online:
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On Saturday, April 14, the Diocese of Cleveland hosted I found this odd article in an 1880 newspaper. Although cess this scholarship at http://www.studentawardsearch.com/
its annual X-STREAM Games and Expo at Magnificat High Grafton was a small-outlying village, the residents were none scholarships.htm. Deadline is May 22, 2018.
School. Twenty six schools sent students to participate in a va- the less, interested in “The News, from all over the U.S.A. &
riety of competitions, including St. Mary School in Elyria. St. the “Old World” as well. Shortly after the new year of 1800 had KRAG J. CHURCHILL, DDS
Mary School excitedly announces their students came home begun, a score of “news hawkers” from the 3 Cleveland papers,
with several awards. The school placed lst and 2nd in Robotics, Plain Dealer, Cleveland News and “The Penny Press’” were GENERAL PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY
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cants must be a male high school senior entering Cleveland Scholarship - Applicants must be a high school seniors, or Coding Club - Monday, May 14, at 3 p.m. Come and join
State University in the fall, with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Appli- undergraduate college students, with at least a 2.5 GPA, with us as we explore the world of coding, build cool projects, and
cants and scholarship winners are not required to join Sigma financial need. Deadline is May 15, 2018. have fun! Meet in the Teen Zone and learn together how to
Phi Epsilon. Deadline is August 15, 2018. Walter Patterson Memorial Scholarship - There will be build simple computer programs, create animation, play with
AES Engineering Scholarship - This $500 scholarship is two $1,000 scholarships (non-renewable) presented annually
available to high school seniors. You do not have to be study- to MHS graduating seniors who will be college degree candi- tech toys, and more. No experience necessary to participate.
Already know how to code? We need mentors! Ages 10-17.
ing engineering to apply. It will be awarded on the basis of dates. Deadline is May 4, 2018. Space is limited due to equipment requirements.
character, as determined by the essay you submit. Deadline is Additional information on these scholarships is available in Dungeons and Dragons at the Library - Tuesday, May 15,
October 6, 2018. the Guidance office. at 5 p.m. Open to all skill levels! Characters and dice will be
Nordson Builds Scholarship - The average scholarship
granted is nearly $4,000, with the potential for awards up to Grafton-Midview Library provided so just bring yourself! Uncover the mysteries of the
town of Northpass in this role playing heavy adventure! Reg-
$10,000. Eligible students are high school seniors or college istration is required.
students enrolling in an accredited not-for-profit post-second- To register for programs, visit the library at 983 Main Street After School Video Games - Thursday, May 17, at 3 p.m.
ary institution majoring in a field related to science, technology, Grafton, or call (440) 926-3317. Registrations accepted online Have fun after school and play video games at the Library. Try
engineering, mathematics or business and are interested in a at www.gmplibrary.org. out the Library’s new Xbox One system or play other favorite
career in manufacturing. Students may apply via their website: Writers Bunch - Tuesday, May 1 & 15, at 5:30 p.m. Test games for the PS3, XBox 360, and Wii systems. Bring in your
www.ofic.org/smr/nordson Deadline is May 15, 2018. your skills and make new writing friends. Join us for assign- own games to share or select from the Library’s collection.
Midview Diamond Club Scholarship - The Midview Di- ments, critiquing and snacks. lst and 3rd Tuesdays of the month.
amond Club will award a total of $3,000 to eligible members Registration is not required. Design an Ad Contest winners
of the class of 2018. Eligibility requires that applicants be a Tech Tutor - Wednesday, May 2, from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
graduating senior at Midview High School. They must have 2 and 2:30-4:30 p.m. Tech Tutor appointments are available to
years of participation in the baseball program. Deadline is May provide assistance with your technology questions. Bring your
4, 2018. questions about computers, smartphones, tablets, and many
Midview Youth Football and Cheer Scholarship - Midview other devices so a librarian can help find solutions and answers.
Youth Football will offer $500 scholarships to two Midview Registration is recommended, however walk-ins are welcome
graduating seniors. Applicants must have participated in the if times are available. Please stop by or call the Information
Youth Football or Cheer program for a minimum of two years, Desk with questions about this program. Open Tech Tutor also
with at least a 3.0 GPA. Deadline is May 18, 2018. takes place on many Tuesdays from 10 a.m.,-noon and Thurs-
Midview Scholarship Fund - Their purpose is to assist days from 2-4 p.m.
MHS graduates in financing their college education. Any Mid- GMPL Community History Group - Saturday, May 5, at
view High School senior may apply. Scholarship grants will 11 a.m. The GMPL Community History Group helps plan and
be at least $500 and will be renewable for the second year of create history programs for the library, shares information and
school provided the student shows academic performance sat- promotes local history for the village and neighboring town-
isfactory to the committee. Deadline is May 18, 2017. ships the library serves.
Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans Inspirational Book Club - Wednesday, May 9, at 12 p.m.
Scholarship - This scholarship is intended for students enroll- You need not have read the book to attend. Bring your lunch
ing in Career and Technical Education programs for the Fall (optional) and come ready to discuss each book. Book copies
2018 semester. This program provides financial assistance to are available at our Customer Service Desk. Facilitator, Peggy
students who have financial need and have exhibited integrity Wyar. Discuss Then Sings My Soul by Amy Sorrells. This in-
and perseverance in overcoming personal adversity. Deadline tricate novel about Nel Stewart, recently returned home after
is June 15, 2018. the death of her mother, faces many tests of her faith in visiting
Lifeshare Scholarship - The Lifeshare scholarship is for people and places from the past. Limited quantities of book The classrooms of Mrs. Brandenburg, Mrs. Leopold, Ms.
graduating seniors who have either donated or volunteered for copies will be available prior to the meeting. Loudermilk, Ms. Pritt and Mrs. Reichle participated in the
the blood drives held at MHS. Deadline is May 18, 2018. Anime Club - Wednesday, May 9, at 3 p.m. In this teen pro- Chronicle Telegram’s Design an Ad Contest. The students
Student Council Scholarship - This scholarship is for grad- gram, watch Anime videos, draw your own characters and en- needed to create a unique ad for individual local business-
uating seniors who have been a member of Student Council joy Japanese themed snacks. es. The business choice winners from each classroom are
during their high school years. Deadline is May 18, 2018. (L-R): Brooklynn Plas, Kadence Cassidy, Morgan Piskunoff,
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Each donor received a T-shirt from LifeShare and this year,
JVS Blood Drives courtesy of the Lorain County JVS PTA, each donor received a [email protected]
red rose during the February drive. The Allied Health Science
earn student scholarships program provided cookies and pizza for two of the drives as an
added incentive to donate.
Additionally, seniors who made four donations of blood
earned red donor honor cords to be worn at the Lorain County Dumpster Days
JVS Senior Recognition Ceremony and their associate school The Grafton Township Trustees have announced the dates
graduations. and times for their annual dumpster days. Township residents
OSU Master Gardener only may bring items to the township hall on Friday, May 11,
and Saturday, May 12. Friday’s hours are from noon-3 p.m.
Volunteer Program Saturday’s hours are from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Proof of residency
will be required and there is a limit of two trips per household.
The Master Gardener Volunteer Program is just one of the Hazardous waste is not being accepted. The tire trailer will be
ways OSU Extension engages with the public each year. This open for the disposal of old tires. The township will accept old
internationally renowned program provides interested Ohio furniture, appliances, lawn equipment, bikes, and the like. Con-
residents with in-depth training on topics ranging from tree tainers will be available for disposing papers, magazines and
identification and plant health to pollinators, wildlife and gar- cardboard. Old flags are being accepted by the Boy Scouts who
den pest management. will dispose of them properly.
The Master Gardener Program is an opportunity for both
outdoor and nature enthusiasts to continuously learn and also Please Keep of Grass
share that passion and knowledge with others through educa-
tional programming, garden activities and service in their com- The Grafton Township Trustees would like to remind those
munity. Volunteers develop lasting friendships with others who visiting any of the three cemeteries in the township to keep ve-
share and support their interests. hicles off the grassy areas. Vehicles have damaged the grounds,
New volunteer training is offered every other year in Medi- the grass and headstones. Please be respectful.
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According to Robert Furlong, LifeShare Blood Services Do- Mexican Fiesta at the Senior Center “38 years of doing it right”
nor Recruitment Representative, Lorain County JVS and other
local high schools are critical donor sources for the county. The North Ridgeville Se- ternoon of food, music and
LifeShare will award one $500 scholarship to JVS for every nior Center is going south of friendship. The Fiesta begins
25 units of blood collected. “This year, the LifeShare Scholar- the border on Friday, May 4, at Noon with a taco bar, vir- SUPPORT OUR TROOPS
ship total is $3,500 and will be awarded to seniors graduating from 12-2 p.m. by hosting a gin margarita’s, chips & salsa
this year,” stated Wallace. Mexican Fiesta for a fun af- and Mexican music, games
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tor switched from electric 4/30 at 2:00 pm Senior Coffee Club. Movie with free donuts
to acoustic guitar and called and coffee for participants.
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his fusion of Jazz and Rock.
Some of Victor’s guitar in- by Debi’s Personal Training with fruit and juice for
fluences are Carlos Santana, participants.
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older, so join them for a fes- and coffee for participants.
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want to miss! Come and enjoy by Debi’s Personal Training with fruit and juice for
piñata’s, maracas, sombreros,
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Penfield Township Trustees
WHS Community Service Day
The April 17, 2018 Zoning Hearing was called to order at
[email protected] Wellington High School students will be volunteering 7:02 p.m. Twenty-two guests attended. The proposed zoning
throughout the community for the school’s annual Commu- changes were discussed. Trustee Johnson submitted revised
nity Service Day, on May 9. Students will be wearing green language on the Article 4.16 Shooting Range change. No action
vests and will be all over town. One main location is the was taken and changes will be voted on at either the April 17 or
Cemetery grave decorations town square area in the village. The entire student body will the May 1 regular Trustee meeting. The meeting was adjourned
be out all day assisting in the community. at 7:31 p.m. with a motion made by Richard Conrad, seconded
Notice is hereby given that all grave decorations at the Pen- by Duane Johnson.
field Cemetery will be removed after May 1, 2018 as part of the The regular meeting of the Penfield Township Trustees was
spring cleanup. Herrick Memorial Library called to order at 7:30 p.m. All officers were present. Twenty
Historical Society program Writers Group - Thursday, May 3 & 17, from 6-7:30 p.m. guests attended the meeting.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and ap-
The Wellington Writers Group meets every other Thursday at proved. Voucher #’s 12162 thru 12183, the March Bank Rec-
Pittsfield Township Historical Society will host an informa- onciliation, and the Monthly Reports were approved with a
tive program on May 10, at 7 p.m. at Henry’s Barn, located at the Herrick Memorial Library. Join this group if you have a pas- motion made by Duane Johnson, seconded by Lloyd Gordon.
sion for writing in all venues. Bring samples of your writing to
46223 Rt. 20, south of Oberlin, across from Walmart. Come share with the group. New members are welcome. Registration Fiscal Officer Denes read the correspondence, which in-
learn about the restoration and relocation of Henry’s Barn and is encourage. To register call the library at (440) 647-2120. cluded a reminder from the Board of Elections regarding the
its rich history. The barn was named after Henry Thomas, a Spring Time Programs - Herrick Memorial Library is pre- 5/8 General Election, notice from the American Red Cross re-
freed slave who was a faithful employee of the Johnson family. senting spring story times through May 2. Story times will not garding the upcoming blood drive 5/16, an opinion from the
In 2016, the barn was donated to Lorain County Metro Parks take place during Wellington Schools’ Spring Break. Family Attorney General regarding medical service in counties, a re-
and it was dismantled and relocated to Pittsfield on land donat- Story Times will take place on Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. minder from the LC Prosecutor’s office regarding the 5/22 zon-
ed by the Nord family. Come and see the beautiful and rustic and are for families with children up to age 6. Toddler Sto- ing seminar, and a repair estimate from Dan Kiser for the Recy-
“empire style” barn. This even is free and open to public. ry Times will take place on Tuesday mornings at 10:30 a.m. cling building damage. There was also notice from the LCGHD
Penfield Historical Society and are for children, ages 18 months to 36 months, with their regarding an increase in sewage disposal fees. Denes reported
that Goodwill has permanently removed all local drop-off box-
parent/caregiver. Growing Readers Story Times will take place
The Penfield Historical Society will host a clothing drive on Tuesday afternoons at 1:30 p.m. and are children, ages 3-5 es, as they were too costly to maintain. Denes reminded all of
the Friends of Senior Citizens breakfast on 4/29 from 8 a.m.-1
on Saturday, May 19, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. in the back parking years, with their parent/caregiver. Lapsit Story Times will take p.m. at the Wellington Eagles. She also advised that she had
lot of the Penfield Township Hall, located at 41012 State Route place on Wednesday mornings at 10:30 a.m. and are for chil- membership forms if anyone was interested. Denes presented
18, in Wellington. Cloth items as well as shoes, purses, dishes, dren, age birth to 24 months, with their parent/caregiver. Reg- the Webster Rd. MOU for signatures and the division of 2018
kitchenware, jewelry, small children’s toys and games, knick ister for these programs at the Children’s Desk or by calling the road repair costs was discussed. Denes reminded those attend-
knacks, bedding, books, CD’s and DVD’s will be accepted. Library at (440) 647-2120. ing the LCTA banquet that a door prize from the Township
Please enclose all items in a box or a bag. The PHS will receive Read To Putter - Children can spend 15 minutes reading a needed to be procured. Denes produced a copy of the Trash
payment based on how many pounds they collect. Funds raised book or story to Putter and build their reading skills at the Her- Consortium By-laws resolution that was passed 12/5/2017. The
will be used for Community History Collection, Preservation rick Memorial Library. Putter is a registered therapy dog that Records Retention Committee set a date of 4/23/18 to review
and Education. For additional information, contact Linda at absolutely adores listening to a good story. He does not mind if old files. Fiscal Officer Denes reported that one bid for the
(330) 472-8757, Jackie at (440) 371-1868 or Bill at (440) 452- the child makes reading mistakes. Putter visits us on Wednes- Jones Rd. culvert project was received from Denes Concrete.
6331. days from 3-4 p.m. Stop in or call the library at (440) 647-2120 The bid was opened, discussion was held and it was decided to
to save your reading spot. accept the bid with a motion made by Trustee Gordon, second-
Fund-raiser for local girl ed by Trustee Johnson.
Zoning Inspector Donahue requested that the trustees ap-
point a second alternate to the BZA prior to the 5/22 zoning
There will be a benefit night for Morgan Lehmkuhl at Fort’s seminar so they would be able to attend.
Tavern, in downtown, Wellington on Monday, April 30, from Resident Faith Emerson was in attendance to discuss a rem-
5-9 p.m. (dine in or carry out). Please come out and join us as edy for a pole in her front yard and a dead tree. She was advised
we raise money to help Morgan with her fight against Hod- to contact Frontier & LMRE for a possible solution.
gkin’s Lymphoma. There will be basket raffles, a gift card tree Perlina Botson discussed a nuisance property in her neigh-
and lottery ticket tree raffle and 50/50. Anyone interested in borhood. Zoning Inspector Donahue will inspect and advise.
donating a basket, gift card or lottery tickets, please contact Resident Cindy Babish questioned the zoning notice she had
440-986-2665 Connie Frenk (440) 213-6656. received regarding a variance request from her neighbors, the
Morgan is a seventh grader at McCormick Middle School
9072 Leavitt Rd. who was diagnosed February 14 with stage four Hodgkin’s. VanTilburg’s Bed & Breakfast. She was advised to attend the
hearing 5/25.
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PHS Treasurer Jackie Johnson reminded residents of the Fill Community Service Day is May 9 as all Wellington High
the Truck fund-raiser being held in conjunction with the 5/19 School students will be out in the community volunteering. Eighth-grader McKenna Chappell chose to research the ar-
Pride Day. Thank you for participating. tificial heart. “I did not know you could have a motorized heart,
Jean Eglin reminded all of the Earth Day band concert at the Finally, the week of May 7-11 is Teacher Appreciation Week she said. I think I would like to become a doctor or teacher for
Community Room on Saturday, April 21, at 7 p.m. in the State of Ohio. Tuesday, May 8 is National Teacher Ap- a career.”
Road/Cemetery man Bill Albrecht requested that notice be preciation Day. Thank you to all our teachers for all you do Red Cross Blood Drives
placed in the paper regarding removal of all cemetery decora- each day for our students. We appreciate your dedication to the
tions prior to May 1. Wellington Village Schools. This May, the American Red Cross is calling for donors to
Trustee Gordon presented the Fire Department annual re- Upcoming events: give blood and platelets regularly to be prepared to meet the
port for review. May 8: Spring Band Concert (grades 5-8) at 7 p.m. Patricia needs of patients in emergency situations.
Trustee Johnson reported that he purchased a 6’ fiberglass Lindley Center for the Performing Arts. Donors of all blood types are urged to roll up a sleeve this
ladder for the Township. He reported that all high water signs May 9: Community Service Day for all WHS students. May to help meet the needs of trauma patients and others with
and barricades have been installed. May 12: Prom from 6 to 11 p.m. at German’s Villa in Ver- serious medical conditions. Make an appointment to donate
Trustee Conrad reported that he had spoken with the Key- milion. blood by downloading the free Red Cross Blood Donor App,
stone Board of Education who referred him to the bus garage May 13: Board of Education meeting at 6 p.m. Westwood visiting RedCrossBlood.org or calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1-
supervisor to answer questions regarding the use of the Zambo Elementary School 800-733-2767).
drive as a school bus turnaround. He was told they no longer GO DUKES! All those who come to donate from April 9 to May 13, 2018,
use that drive. He reported on his conversations with Lagrange Edward Weber, Superintendent [email protected]. will be entered to win one of three $1,000 gift cards to a nation-
Township regarding the Webster Rd. MOU. oh.us Office: 440-647-4286 al home improvement retailer, courtesy of Suburban Propane.
With no additional business to discuss, the meeting was ad- (Restrictions apply. More details are available at RedCross-
journed at 8:09 p.m. with a motion made by Lloyd Gordon, Students complete Independent Blood.org/Lets-Do-More.)
seconded by Duane Johnson. Local Blood Drives:
Submitted by Vicki Denes, Fiscal Officer Study projects Avon Lake - May 9, from 3=8 p.m., Troy Intermediate
School, 237 Belmar Blvd.
Wellington - May 16, from 2-7 p.m. Penfield Township
Community Center, 41012 State Route 18.
Sheffield Village - May 22, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Ohio Busi-
ness College, 5095 Waterford Dr.
Welcome to the last full month of the 2017-18 school year.
Our students are hard at work taking the required State tests. WELLINGTON NEWS CONTINUED ON PAGE 20
Graduation for our seniors is just a few short weeks away (June
3).
It’s never too early to begin planning for next year. There are
a number of tutoring options available for your child and we
suggest reaching out to your child’s principal if you are looking
for recommendations.
Thank you to everyone for coming to the Duke Pride Car-
nival where all families and community members received a
free breakfast and more than 50 games were available for play.
The event raised a record number of donations to support our
summer Well-help food vouchers for families in need. Special
thanks to our premier sponsors: Forest City Technologies, En- Automobile, Homeowners, Small Commerical,
ergy Transfer Partners and Mercy Health. Farm, Life, Motorcycle & RV Insurances
Several McCormick Middle School students will be par- McKenna Chappell, 8th grade.
ticipating in the annual Educational Service Center of Lorain Grafton Wellington
County’s Young Authors Conference May 16 at Lorain Coun- Students at Wellington’s McCormick Middle School com- 35881 Grafton Eastern 173 Depot St
ty Community College. The students submitted books and il- pleted their Independent Study projects. 5th, 6th, 7th and 440-926-3312 440-647-6010
lustrations of their own creation. The conference takes place 8th grade students selected topics and/or biographies and re-
during the day, but a special public Open House will take place searched the topic. The project culminated with the students
in the evening from 6:30-7:30 p.m. National children’s author, presenting their projects to an educator who evaluated the
Laurie Wallmark, will be presenting at the Conference and project. The Independent Study project is an extension of the
signing copies of her books at the Open House. Language Arts curriculum and standards. Approximately 80-90 www.beriswillins.com
The Board of Education recently recognized Wellington students completed projects.
High School senior, Maxwell Joppeck, for scoring more than Topics researched included artificial heart, iron lung, base-
1,000 points during his career with the Dukes. He also received ball, zoo animals, Stars Wars, autism, World Wars, Ben Carson, SUPPORT OUR TROOPS
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Workshop Players is located at 44820 Middle Ridge Road,
WELLINGTON NEWS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 19 Workshop Players present... in Amherst.
Box Office: (440) 988-5613 (Box Office hours: 9 a.m. to 7
Director Dave Stacko propels us back to the early 80s with
Wellington Genealogy Group “The Second Time Around,” by Henry Denker. It is the second p.m.) [email protected] or www.workshopplay-
time around for senior citizens Samuel Jonas and Laura Curtis, ers.com
The Wellington Genealogy Group will meet on Wednesday, a widower and a widow who strike up a love affair. The po-
May 2. The meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the LCCC Wel- tential loss of social security benefits make living in sin more Firelands Garden Club Plant Sale
lington Center at 151 Commerce Drive. attractive than tying the knot; that is until their grown children
The program this month is “Favorite Websites” May’s become involved. The erstwhile couple’s offspring are not free Firelands Garden Club is having their annual Indoor Plant
speaker will be Francis Stuart. Francis Stuart, a retired school of neuroses themselves, shown clearly as they raise their ob- Sale on May 21. Door open at 6:30 p.m. The sale is at the Bir-
teacher, runs a weekly genealogy drop-in at the Oberlin Library. jections to what they perceive to be their parents’ precarious mingham Community Center, located at 15018 South Street,
Francis will be sharing many of his favorite websites with us. situation. Laughs will abound as this comedy unfolds. in Birmingham, (South of 113, East of Rt. 60, Just around the
You may bring a laptop or tablet to follow along as Francis Performances are May 3, 4, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20. Shows corner from Lorain Metro Park’s Schoepfle Garden).
gives pointers on how to find and use some of the websites. now start at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday matinees are at 3 p.m. Doors WHS Prom/Graduation
Monthly meetings are free and open to all. Please join us open 45 minutes before show time. Tickets are $15 each. Group
and bring a friend! rates available. Wellington High School’s Prom is on May 12, at German’s
Villa, located at 3330 Liberty Avenue, in Vermilion, from 6-11
p.m. The theme is “The Secret Garden.”
Graduation is on June 3, at 2:30 p.m. in the high school gym.
Eagle Scout project
Paul Hornbeck’s Buddy Benches.
Wellington High School junior, Paul Hornbeck, recently
completed his project for Eagle Scout certification and we are
grateful to be part of his efforts. Paul constructed two Buddy
Benches for the Westwood Elementary School playground.
The Buddy Bench program was created a few years ago by
a young student in Pennsylvania as a way to spread kindness
and foster friendships among students at recess. Kids who feel
lonely are encouraged to sit on the bench and other students
are encouraged to can ask them to join in playing. Paul solicit-
ed donations to pay for supplies and completed the work with
help from his fellow scouts and others. Superintendent Edward
Weber wishes to thank everyone for providing the elementary
students with such an important addition to the playground.
“Growing Nutrition” program
LCOOA and Thrive are co-sponsor a “Growing Nutrition”
program for qualified southern Lorain County residents.
“Growing Nutrition” is a program to facilitate growing fresh
produce at your home. Children and families who already qual-
ify for free/reduced lunches, or are at least 60 years old and
live in Southern Lorain County can apply for this program.
Twenty-five eligible applicants will be given supplies to grow
produce at their home, such as a raised wooden garden planter,
soil, trowel, 3-4 plants, seeds, wire for vines and tomato cages.
This project will begin in May and finish at the end of Au-
gust. Distribution of supplies will be through Well-Help and
the Southern Satellite Office and the Lorain County Office on
Aging. Each participant will receive a production log tracking
the success of their garden which will be submitted at the close
of August. Throughout the growing season one contact will be
made to check the garden progress and also provide assistance
with pest or disease management if necessary.
Apply now to grow your own produce! To apply, send your
name, address, phone number and email (please include the
names and ages of the people in your household) to: spoling@
lcooa.org or mail to 508 Dickson Street, Wellington, Ohio
44090. Questions please call Sarah Poling at (440) 647-0777.
Trail Closure alert
A portion of the Amherst Beaver Creek trail system will be
closed from May 7, 2018 to July 4, 2018. The Conifer Connec-
tor trail entrance on Long Street and Main Street will be closed
due to a City of Amherst construction project. The Beaver
Creek loop trail, main entrance and parking lot off of Oak Point
Road will remain open during construction. Please contact the
City of Amherst with any questions.
“Dandelion Drive -
A Journey in Time”
The Historical Council of Medina County is pleased to
announce that the “Dandelion Drive - A Journey in Time” is
scheduled for Sunday, May 20, from 12-5 p.m. Visit five his-
torical societies in the northern region of Medina County to
include Liverpool Historical Society, Brunswick Area Histor-
ical Society, Hinckley Historical Society, Granger Historical
Society and the Weymouth Preservation Society. Each location
will feature artifacts, history, displays and more. New this year
is a chance to win a $100 gift card. Visit all five participating
locations, get a flyer and get it stamped at each location, write
in the requested information and drop off the flyer at the last
location you visit, to be entered. Call (330) 722-5502 to request
a flyer be mailed to you or stop by the Visitors Bureau office at
32 Public Square, in Medina.
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Thurs., May 3-Sat., May 5, 440-458-8544 working in a fun, work-family of furniture, records, cassette
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open box heaters, electric 440-236-3323 advancement and celebrating United Methodist Church, Repairs
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other cool stuff. Lions Club. 440-458-6781. or in person M-F, 8am-5pm, at 12pm (Sat. $2 bag day). Hand- 24497 Sprague Rd., •Columbia Station
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Folding bed, kitchen sink, quilt Maintenance person needed
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furniture, hot tub pumps, drug test. All types of prop- 440-327-3433
kitchen items, clothing. erty maintenance including William M. Miller • 330-466-4012
Arlin Kline • 330-698-3951
Big Moving Sale: 419 Augusta snow plowing, road patching,
Drive, Elyria. Fri.-Sat., May 4-5, mowing & trimming. Apply in
9am-4pm. Many household person M, W, F, 8-3pm at 200 Free
items, including sm. kitchen Eastlake Dr., LaGrange OH. Hart
appliances, dishes, china, Mechanic needed: Truck / Estimates HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
stemware, pic. frames, Christ- trailer, full / part-time. Prefer
mas items, books DVDs, CDs, experience, but will train me- Blacktop
yard and hand tools, pressure chanically inclined individual. •Driveways
washer, ladders, bicycles, leaf Grafton, 440-926-6533.
blowers, x-country skis, guitar,
bike rack, fountain. Rain or • Parking Lots
shine.
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ROOFING TREE SERVICE Proper Tree Planting Tips
Arbor Day, an April holiday that celebrates the planting
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• Measure the height and diameter of the root ball or root
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composted mulch such as wood chips. Do not mulch up to
BENEDICT ROOFING or against the trunk. Start the mulch 6 inches away from the
tree trunk.
Family Business for Three Generations • Trees should be pruned after planting to remove broken,
RE-ROOFS • TEAR-OFFS • TUNE-UPS Jason E. Davis damaged, diseased or dead branches.
Bob 440-238-6485 • Chris 440-238-5949 • Stake and/or protect the trunk of the tree if there is a real
Licensed • Insured • Free Estimates -Complete Crane Service- potential for wind damage or lawn-mower injury. Remove the
www.benedictroofing.com “No Tree Too Big or Too Small!” guy wires (string, rope, wire or other ties used with supports)
Tree/Stump Removal when the staking is no longer needed or the tree could be in-
SEPTIC SERVICES Tree Trimming, Firewood jured or even killed from girdling by the wire.
• Prune to develop a good branch structure once the tree
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Bonded & Insured has become established in its new home, usually one to three
812 Bond Street, Elyria 44035 years after planting. Never remove more than 25 percent of
Ph: 440-452-4840 email: [email protected] total foliage in one year. (Depending on the tree and its con-
dition, some arborists advocate capping pruning at an even
Licensed by Board of Health lower percentage.)
Cuyahoga, Medina & Lorain Counties Dennis Tree Service & Landscaping • Fertilizing is not recommended at the time of planting.
• Reasonable Rates
• Prompt, Reliable Service Tree Trimming • Removal Homeowners can purchase trees packaged in three com-
• Senior Discounts mon forms:
Chuck Dunlap, Owner Stump Grinding • Pruning 1. Bare-root plants may be sold with the roots tightly
$ Fertilizers • Fire Wood packed in a moisture-retaining medium that is wrapped with
10 Off with this ad Free Estimates! paper or plastic, or with roots loosely covered by a moist
packing medium. Roots must be adequately moistened pri-
440-236-9200 or to planting. Roots are spread out evenly in the hole when
330-725-3175 Seth Emerson - Owner planting.
2. Balled-and-burlapped (B&B) trees are moved with balls
Office: 440-322-2624
Emergency: 440-452-2456
SIMMONS [email protected] of soil protecting their root systems. Soil balls are heavy, so
professional arborists who have proper equipment should be
hired to plant large trees. Smaller B&B trees should be carried
CONSTRUCTION with a hand under the ball. Carrying a B&B tree by the stem
Joe Simmons George Rose WATERPROOFING or branches can result in serious root damage. When planting,
carefully remove the top layer of soil on the root ball down to
216-978-2474 216-905-6947 the first structural root. Set the root ball in the hole, position
SEPTIC SYSTEM J. A. KILBY ENT. the tree, then remove twine and nails. Remove or fold back
burlap from the upper third of the root ball, and cut any wire
INSTALLATION & REPAIRS “Stop the water before it stops you!” caging.
3. Container-grown trees have the advantage of a root sys-
Sewer, water & gas line repair/replacement •Full Foundation Waterproofing •Wall Straightening, tem that is relatively undisturbed at planting, but beware of
Replacement and Repairs •Full Plumbing Services
LICENSED, BONDED & INSURED •Yard Drainage Systems •Concrete Replacement “pot-bound” container trees. Do not buy container trees that
have a large amount of roots completely circling the inside of
440-327-3433
the pot. These trees will take a long time to get established af-
SIDING & WINDOWS ter planting because the roots have difficulty growing beyond
the thick ring of circling roots. Immediately before planting
container trees, prune any circling roots. Root pruning can
cut up to 50 percent of the roots in container trees but this is
Custom Exteriors still sufficient to permit plant establishment. This compares
with pruning about 10 percent or less of the root system being
Since 1989 CONCRETE CRACK INJECTION transplanted with B&B trees. Always remove the container
•Replacement Windows SPECIALIZING IN SEALING POURED prior to planting.
•Entry Doors BASEMENT WALL CRACKS Classic Macaroni Salad
•Custom Exterior Siding ~ OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE ~ “This is a salad that everyone seems to love. I always get
•Stone & Shake Accents JOE MINARCHICK (440) 785-4036 lots of compliments on this recipe and it is just a pleasing taste
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•Carpentry, Porches & More... Ingredients:
4 cups uncooked elbow macaroni
440-926-1600 1 cup mayonnaise
1/4 cup distilled white vinegar
2/3 cup white sugar
STORAGE 2 1/2 tablespoons prepared yellow mustard
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 large onion, chopped
Contractors Warehouse 2 stalks celery, chopped
1 green bell pepper, seeded and chopped
SEE OUR 1/4 cup grated carrot (optional)
2 tablespoons chopped pimento peppers (optional)
Directions:
AD ON the macaroni, and cook until tender, about 8 minutes. Rinse
1. Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Add
PAGE 2 under cold water and drain.
2. In a large bowl, mix together the mayonnaise, vinegar,
42208 Albrecht Rd., Elyria sugar, mustard, salt and pepper. Stir in the onion, celery, green
pepper, carrot, pimentos and macaroni. Refrigerate for at least
Call Frank, 440-343-1192 4 hours before serving, but preferably overnight. Submitted
By: Graden, courtesy of www.allrecipes.com
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