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By Glen Miller

Geauga County’s cut ofOhio casino money will be usedto pay down $5.5 million of itsdebt.So far, the county has

banked $243,800, including itsfirst installment of $81,379.36on July 31 and an additional$162,426.64 on Oct. 31. More funds are expected to

be available Dec. 31.Until Geauga County Com-

missioners make an official deci-sion, county Administrator DavidLair anticipates the county’s ini-tial share of casino profits will beused to help pay off $1.5 millionowed on the county safety centerand about $4 million owed on adigital upgrade of the county’s800 megahertz police and fireradio system, he said last week.

Under state law, the moneyallocated to counties is a 33 per-cent tax on gross casino revenues,less the winnings paid.Each county receives an

amount from the casinos inCleveland, Toledo, Columbusand Cincinnati — which is toopen in the spring of 2013 —based on its population.Because the amount of quar-

terly disbursed casino money islikely to fluctuate, it will not beused to hire additional staff,make purchases or offset statecuts in tax money allocated tomunicipal and county govern-ments, Lair said.“They (state officials)

weren’t giving us very clear esti-mates on how much it is goingto be, so we don’t want to counton that for our operatingexpenses,” said Heidi Delaney,

the commissioners’ budgetadministrator.The casino money comes at

a time when Ohio’s LocalGovernment Fund has been cutfrom about $1 million in 2011 to$726,000 this year, and will con-tinue to diminish, Delaney said.But the casino money isn’t

enough to offset the decline inlocal government funds, Lairsaid.“Even if we had more local

government funds, we’d still be

using this to pay down on thedebt in either case becausethat’s more important in thelong run,” he added.Commissioner Mary Samide

agreed the initial casino moneyshould be used to pay downdebt, although she said the com-missioners may want to consid-er setting aside a portion of thegambling funds to help thecounty juvenile court deal withincreasing drug use amongadolecents.

Geauga County Juvenile andProbate Court Judge TimGrendell revealed the drugproblem and need for fundingduring a commissioners’ budget

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Casino Money• Page 2

By Ann Wishart

Building on a positive expe-rience with its business internprogram initiated last summer,Geauga Growth Partnership isplanning bigger and better par-ticipation next summer.So far, Frank Samuel, GGP

director, said there are 16 spon-sor businesses or organizationswilling to hire Geauga County17- and 18-year-olds to learn theropes, and several more inter-ested.But GGP wants the teens to

learn about a lot more than justworking for some of the coun-ty’s premier employers. The learning starts with an

open house tonight for students,

parents, guidance counselorsand employers interested in theprocess.It is a process that has gelled

and matured since it was firstconceived by GGP membersmore than a year ago, Samuelsaid, adding traditionally, sum-mer work for students has beenhit-and-miss. It’s not often that a teen will

join an organization for threemonths where he or she is men-tored in a career-nurturing way. Flipping burgers, mowing

yards and babysitting are time-honored summer work for highschool students, but they do littleto prepare a teen for real workor to help the young adultunderstand the business world,Samuel said.The GGP program focuses

on matching up a business thatwants to nurture a student with a

student who has interests com-patible with that position in thatbusiness, he said. The matchmaking sounds

easier than it is.Finding students who want

meaningful summer positions isnot the challenge; findingenough organizations who havethe resources to create mean-ingful jobs takes a little moredetermination, Samuel said.“If this is going to work,

someone has to say ‘I’ll be thesupervisor of the intern,’” hesaid. “It’s an understoodrequirement that both sideshave to make a commitment.”Previous to this past sum-

mer, the program had nine busi-nesses and 14 teenage appli-

cants for the short-term jobs.Those numbers already havechanged for Summer 2013.“We have more student

interest this year and we have agood shot at getting 20 spon-sors,” Samuel said, adding theintern program accepts applica-tions from students who will be17 when they start to work. Some businesses won’t hire

anyone under 18 for variousreasons and that is only one ofthe variables that makes match-ing student to business a littletricky, he said.Personality compatibility,

skills, interests, career track andphysical ability to do the work

Geauga Businesses to Interview For Summer Interns

By Ann Wishart

Chester Township Trusteesvoted Thursday to accept a bidfrom Mr. Excavator to convert 6acres of woods into cemeteryplots.Trustee Judy Caputo said

the bid for $207,978.44 includesclearing the back half ofChester Township Cemetery onChillicothe Road of brush andtrees, and installing drainageand a driveway to the rear ofthe property to provide accessto about 1,000 more gravesites.The design, which includes a

plot layout, saves the wetlandsand should be attractive, sheadded.“We want it to be somewhat

scenic,” Caputo said.Kirtland-based Mr. Excav-

ator was one of six bids openedtwo weeks ago. Chagrin ValleyEngineering, which designedthe project, analyzed the bidsand recommended Mr.Excavator’s bid be accepted,Caputo said.Trustees are awaiting a con-

tract from the company, which

Chester Trustees Accept Bidto Clear Cemetery Property

By Ann Wishart

There are no hammers, sawsor drills working on the interiorof Munson Town Hall and therewon’t be until March.But that doesn’t mean noth-

ing is happening on the project.Last Tuesday, architect Hank

Penttila declined to project atimeline for the inside renova-tion work to begin, recommend-ing trustees let the as-yet-to-be-decided general contractor setthat date, said Trustee ToddRay.The intervening three months

will be taken up by getting the

bid documents approved, adver-tising for bids for the project,waiting two weeks for the bids

Interior Work on Munson HallProject Set to Begin in March

“Just how much should be used needsto be decided because there are otherneeds that have to be looked at andthe increase in drug use is a big one.” – County Commissioner Mary Samide

Lair

Samuel

Summer Interns• Page 3

Clear Cemetery• Page 3 Town Hall• Page 4Caputo

Ray

Geauga Slots Casino Profits to Pay Down County Debt

hearing several weeks ago,Samide said.The judge, however, did not

make a specific request foradditional funds, Lair said.“There has been no defini-

tive decision on the casinomoney, although we certainlyneed to continue paying downthe debt and (the casino funds)certainly should be used,”Samide said. “Just how muchshould be used needs to bedecided because there are otherneeds that have to be looked atand the increase in drug use is abig one.”That decision is likely to be

made early in 2013 after theexact amount of unspent 2012county general fund money isknown, Lair said.

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last year was initiated in around-robin of interviewsbetween the organizationssearching for the right internand the students searching forthe right employer, he said. In a few hours of interviews

at Newbury Business Parkwhere GGP has its office,Samuel had the survey formsneeded to match employers andemployees.The process was set up by

Sam Fischbach, an attorney whoconsulted with the group andcreated the survey last year.“It was a nifty matching

process. It was very helpful tous,” Samuel said. “We decidedearly on that (interviews)should be part of the internexperience.”When they arrived at the

GGP office, the students wentfrom employer to employer and

filled out the survey rating theirperceptions.“We scheduled everybody as

fully as we could schedulethem,” Samuel said, borrowingoffices all around the complexfor the purpose.“It worked out well, it was a

good experience,” he said. Several months later, the

employers, who had made surethe students were well-men-tored through their tenure,reported good things.“At the end of summer,

everybody seemed very positiveabout the experience on bothsides,” Samuel said.Most of the students had

plans to attend college or earnan associates degree after highschool graduation, he said. The program does require

students to have a recommen-dation from one of their teach-ers and a minimum graderequirement. However, Samuel said not

all jobs require a high degree ofacademic achievement. Anaverage student may qualify for

an internship, he said. The opportunities are all

over the map, from sales to mar-keting to data entry to produc-tion to changing oil and tires.

So far, each of the followingbusinesses are hoping to findthe right intern for the summerof 2013: Arms Trucking,Company 119, BonitasInternational, Custom Mater-ials, Duramax Marine, EtnaProducts, Fairmount Minerals,Geauga Growth Partnership,Junction Auto, the law firm ofNeece, Malec, Siefert and Vitaz,Ohio Valley Group, SheogaHardwood Flooring, TroyChemical Industries, UnitedWay Services of Geauga Countyand Universal Disposal.The open house begins at

6:30 p.m. today at Kinetico,10845 Kinsman Road inNewbury. Deadline for studentapplications is 5 p.m. Feb. 1,2013. Applications are availablefrom high school guidancecounselors or from GGP viaemail at [email protected].

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will be sent to the township’slegal counsel for approvalbefore execution, she said.Mr. Excavator should have

the work completed sometimenext summer, Caputo added.The trees have to come

down before March, when aprotected species of bat beginsnesting, according to a previousdiscussion about the cemeteryexpansion, Caputo said.“We should have enough

sellable lots for the next 40years,” she said, adding thatnumber is based on the town-ship’s history of burial data.The long, narrow 13-acre

parcel at 12701 ChillicotheRoad south of Whiting Lane isalready established as a ceme-tery, with about half of the areadedicated to gravesites. The township has two other

cemeteries — one on U.S. route322 and another calledWoodside — but neither isactive any more, Caputo said.

Trustee Ken Radtke said hewould look at the townshipcemetery policy and statestatutes to determine if naturalburials would be permitted inthe new section, a questionbrought up at an earlier meet-ing.In other business, trustees

said the Geauga CountyEngineer’s Office will evaluatethe topography of the MarilynDrive neighborhood to developa plan that might solve theongoing flooding problems.Earlier this year, trustees

bought a residential property onthe street to create a swalewhich floodwaters could flowdown when the area has toomuch rain or melting snow. Trustees might allow the fire

and police departments to dosome training in the existinghouse before it is taken downnext spring, Caputo said.By mid-winter, trustees

expect the engineer’s office tohave drawings of the swale sowork could commence nextyear, she said.Trustees also agreed to pay

part of $13,000 for repairs to acollapsed pipe at the town hallparking lot that caused floodingearlier in the fall.When it was discovered the

new parking lot was not drain-ing properly, the contractors forthe eco-friendly parking lotdetermined an old pipe wasclogged and would have to bereplaced, Caputo said. The asphalt over the pipe

will have to be torn out and thepipe and two basins replaced,she explained, adding workshould be finished this week.A flagpole will be erected at

the town hall and the parkinglot will be striped as well,Caputo said.

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to come in, reviewing the bidsthat come in, referring the bidsto legal counsel and accepting abid, he said. After that, the contractor

will be able to provide trusteesand residents with a timeline forthe interior work, Ray saidSunday. “We agreed we would con-

tinue to make the communityroom available through Febr-uary,” he said, adding workcould begin in March.Trustees have spent the last

year working to achieve consen-sus on renovation plans for theinterior of the town hall andcommunity room into much-needed offices. They also had to reach

agreement on the addition of alobby and new communityroom on the southwest cornerof the current building.

A driveway north fromSherman Road and an expand-ed parking lot are planned forthe township property as well.Meanwhile, the trustees are

continuing to accumulate fundsfor the town hall project.Ray said trustees recently

heard from the Geauga CountyAuditor’s Office that the town-ship will be receiving $110,000in inheritance funds, whichtrustees will place in the generalfund. The township has been car-

rying a nice balance anticipatingthe construction and the wind-fall certainly won’t hurt theeffort, Ray said.“You never know what to

expect,” he said.In other business, Ray said

Trustee Irene McMullen report-ed Geauga County commission-ers Tracey Jemison and MarySamide have agreed to co-spon-sor a forum on oil and gas deepwell hydraulic fracturing in theUtica shale — an industry that

is growing in Ohio. They have agreed on two

possible dates in January andare now looking for a venuethat will accommodate a largecrowd, he said. “Our intention for the ses-

sion is to be educational andinformative, but not to be adebate,” Ray said. Trustees also discussed the

request from a Sherman Roadresident to have the speed limitreduced on the road. Since the intersection of

Sherman and Auburn roads hasbeen straightened and widened,she complained at a previousmeeting that drivers are passingher driveway at a high rate ofspeed and she has trouble get-ting out safely.Ray said he talked to Joe

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Nov. 22: ThanksgivingDinnerNoon to 3 p.m.Join on Thanksgiving Day

for the 21st year of the AnnualFree Community ThanksgivingDinner.Because of a small dedicated

group of parishioners, the din-ner has grown to now servebetween 400-550 guests eachyear.The free-will donations help

raise money for the GeaugaHunger Task Force. A traditional home-cooked

meal with all the trimmings —turkey, mashed potatoes, stuff-ing, sweet potatoes, green beansand corn, applesauce, cranber-ries, salad, rolls, beverages andan assortment of homemadedesserts. This free community dinner

is made possible with the helpof local businesses, parishionerdonations and numerous volun-teers. To make a monetary or door

prize donation, please contactTom or Michelle Seaman, 440-729-5254, or St. Anselm ParishCenter, 440-729-9575.

Nov. 24: Chili Cook Off1-5 p.m.Join Chesterland Eagles for

a Chili cook off, held atCallam’s Restaurant, 8491Mayfield Road, ChesterTownship.Entry fee of $15, cash prizes

for best chili. Contestants must supply

own crock pot or chaffer andserving utensils. Chili must be atCallam’s by 12:30 p.m.50/50 and Chinese raffle

available. $2 donation to sample all

chili entries. A portion ofproceeds benefit a local charity.

Nov. 24: ChesterTownship Tree Lighting6:30-8 p.m.The community is invited to

join to celebrate Chester Town-ships sixth annual ChristmasTree Lighting Winterfest. This is also the 200th

anniversary of the townshippark.The event promises to be

bigger and better with manysurprises; cameras suggested.Held at the Chester Town-

ship gazebo at the corner of

Mayfield and Chillicothe roads. Enjoy a roaring bonfire, free

popcorn, hot cider and hotchocolate, live music, sing-along’s and a guest appearanceby Santa.Free admission; everyone is

welcome. Outdoor event, dress accord-

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Rotary Club.

Nov. 29: Passion forFashion Holiday Party5-8 p.m.Chesterland’s newest con-

signment boutique, Passion forFashion, is hosting a HolidayKick-Off party, held at 12767Chillicothe Road, ChesterTownship.Ladies: the theme is “It’s All

About You.” You put on aThanksgiving feast, cared forfamily and friends, waited inline on Black Friday… now it’syour turn. Enjoy music, appetizers,

refreshments and shopping. Whether its casual evening

wear to elegant black tie andeverything in between, find it atPassion for Fashion. Owners Gayle and Roseann

will be available to help createthe perfect outfit, includingaccessories to complete thelook. Home goods and local art

also available. Call 440-688-4118 for more

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Nov. 29-Dec.1:Willoughby StrollThe downtown Willoughby

Holiday Stroll will be held inhistoric downtown Willoughby.Enjoy a Willoughby Kiwanis

spaghetti dinner from 4-6:30p.m. with the tree lighting fol-lowing at 7 p.m. Dec. 29.After the lighting ceremony,

don’t miss some great deals atthe 20th Annual Evening LionsClub Christmas Auction inWilloughby City Hall lowerlevel.Shops and restaurants will

offer a warm place to visit, spe-cials and surprises.Word on the street is that

Santa will arrive on his sleigh aswell.Don’t forget to shop and eat

local this holiday season.Shops will be open till 9 p.m.

Nov. 29 to Dec. 1.

Dec. 1: Breakfast withSanta8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.The Chesterland Rotary

Club is hosting its 22nd annualpancake and sausage Breakfastwith Santa at the West GeaugaHigh school cafeteria.Join Santa and his special

friends, Rudolph the Red NosedReindeer, face painters, elvesand others.

All-you-can-eat pancakeswith sausage, Geauga Countymaple syrup, juice, milk and cof-fee available. Bring kids to read off their

Christmas list to Santa. Catch the moment with a

camera or the Rotary Club willoffer a framed 4x6” photo of themoment for $3. Every child receives a free

gift. Kid’s games to play, face

painting, coloring and moreavailable. $6 per person. Children

under 1 year old free of charge. Make reservation by sending

a check to Chesterland RotaryClub, P.O. Box 722, Chesterland,Ohio, 44026. Reserved tickets will be held

at the door. Registration forms are also

available at library and localschools. Tickets may also be pur-chased at the door. Event proceeds support

Rotary charities, West G schol-arships and other activities.

Dec. 1-2: Good TidingsBenefit ChoirThe Good Tidings Benefit

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by Pilgrim Brass, who bringsEuropean sound to the pro-gram. The show, celebrating its

23rd year, raises money throughgoodwill offerings for theGeauga Hunger Task Force,which consists of seven emer-gency food pantries throughoutthe county.There will be two different

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quartet of Spirit Bound will alsoperform. At 3 p.m. Dec. 2 the Wesley

Bells, a bell choir from MayfieldMethodist Church, will beadded. All will be invited to sing the

Hallelujah Chorus at the closingof the program.Call Sue Juhasz, 440-285-

6462, for more information.

Dec. 8: Breakfast withSaint Nicholas9-11 a.m.For the young and the very

young at heart, come and hearthe story of Saint Nicholaswhile sharing breakfast withhim. Enjoy eggs, sausage, and

pancakes for $ 5 per person. Children ages 11 and under

get to make two crafts and gath-er around Saint Nicholas tolearn the story of how he cameto be.Held at the Chesterland

Baptist Church, 12670Chillicothe Road.Put on by the Torchbearers,

the Jr./Sr. Youth Group ofChesterland Baptist Church.Call 440-729-7107 for more

information.

Dec. 8: YMCA HolidayBoutique9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Unique gifts will be for sale

from local artisans and mer-chandisers at the eighth annualYMCA Holiday Boutique,12460 Bass Lake Road, MunsonTownship.Shop for crafts, jewelry,

soaps, repurposed items,scholastic books and more.Complimentary massage

from a licensed massage thera-pist available.Purchase lunch from the

concession stand and enter araffle for a chance to win prizes. Support Strong Kids

Campaign by participating in aChinese auction. Auction giftsare donated from the eventexhibitors.If interested in renting a

booth space for the boutique,please call Brenda Seiler, 440-285-7543. Space is assigned on a first

come, first served basis.

BSWG Holiday InitiativeTo assist a family with holi-

day needs, Businesses Suppor-ting West Geauga has organizeda holiday initiative event. Community members may

stop into any of the followingBSWG member businesses andreceive a ticket to be enteredinto a drawing for a chance towin a holiday gift. Arabica Coffee House,

Cardinal Physical Therapy,Ceramics & You, ChesterlandMini Storage, ChesterlandNews, Edward Jones, Georgio’sOven Fresh Pizza Co., TheQuilted Thimble, The MiniatureCellar, Our Town Café, andRuscher Insurance Agency. Event begins Nov. 24. Drawing held Dec. 17. Winner will be contacted by

phone day of drawing. 1 ticket per visit.No purchase necessary. Call Lisa Thoreson, 440-834-


Kiwanis Tree SaleThe West Geauga Kiwanis

Chesterland Christmas TreeSale starts 9 a.m. Nov. 23 atChester Square Plaza.Dennis Rupp, Christmas

Tree Chairman, has selectedlocally grown Scots Pine, FraserFir, and Blue Spruce, some asmuch as ten feet tall.

All profits are donated backto the community.Call Dennis Rupp, 440-460-


Luczkowski Agency Toysfor Tots Open HouseThe Luczkowski Agency is

teaming up with the local U.S.Marines to be an official dropoff location for the HolidayToys for Tots campaign. Bringnew, unwrapped toys as dona-tions for this worthy cause dur-ing regular office hours, 8:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mondaythrough Thursday and 8:30 a.m.to 4 p.m. Friday. From 5-7 p.m. Dec. 12 the

Luczkowski Agency is hosting acookies and punch Open Housefor the community.Every Child under ten who

colors a picture to help decoratethe agency for the holidays canpick a prize.“I believe it is important to

give back to the community,”states Barbara Luczkowski,agency owner, “Especiallyaround the holidays, and what aworthy cause.” “Our OpenHouse is also a chance to meetour neighbors and a chance toteach our kids about the goodfeeling you get when you giveand help others right here inour area” adds Ms. Luczkowski.The Luczkowski Agency is

located in the ChesterCommons plaza at 8045Mayfield Road.Call Karen Martinkowski,

440-729-4042, for more details.

The Art GalleryArtist Brian Jones has a

show with new work on displayat The Art Gallery, 4134 ErieSt., Willoughby from Nov. 30through Dec. 31.If in need of some wonderful

art, stop to visit.Jones will have a ton of new

work done in his own uniquestyle.His work includes a wide

variety of subject matter includ-ing figurative, still life, houses,Tuscan landscapes, and others.A wine and cheese opening

beginning at 6:30 p.m.This is also the second day

of the Holiday Stroll inWilloughby.Holiday Strollers will be

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WG Spirit ShopVisit the new location of the

WG Holiday Spirit Shop at theDrug Mart Plaza in ChesterTownship. Clothing, decals and acces-

sories available. Shop is currently open 5-8

p.m. Monday through Thursday,closed Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Saturday.Black Friday specials from

10 a.m. to 3 p.m. including deals,prize giveaways and perform-ance from the marching band. Call Linda Vetturini, 440-

339-9423, Karen Centrackio,440-521-6100 or StaceyHeatwole, 216-956-8243, formore information.

Our Town and All-AroundDirectoryThe West Geauga High

School varsity hockey team isselling Our Town and All-Around 2013 Dining Directoryfor $28 per book.This coupon book has eight

sections with hundreds ofcoupons to save all year long. Help support the West

Geauga High School hockeyprogram and stretch hardearned dollars; great holidaygift.

Call Liz Judson, 440 729-3263, to buy a book or for moreinformation.

Looking for TrusteesThe Chesterland Chamber

of Commerce is looking for fiveTrustees to serve on the Board.Each Trustee serves a term

of three years commencingMarch 1 of the year of theirelection. The Trustees are made up of

volunteers who conduct thebusiness of the Chamber ofCommerce and are currentmembers of the ChesterlandChamber of Commerce. Duties: Must attend monthly

meetings scheduled for the firstThursday of every month (bar-ring holidays or other unfore-seen circumstances) that areheld at 5:45 p.m. at theChamber Office. You willreceive a reminder notice ofeach meeting and we ask thatyou contact the office if you areunable to attend. As a Trustee you would sup-

port the Chamber Missionwhich is “to advance the com-mercial, industrial, civic andgeneral interests of Chesterlandand the trade area surrounding

it, and the stimulation of publicsentiment to promote these pur-poses.” The Election Process:

Pursuant to the Chamber By-laws, ballots (accompanied bybiographies for the nominees)are mailed out in January, tendays prior to the election, to allcurrent Chamber members. Thecompleted ballots are returnedin special envelopes and openedby two election judges whomeet to count them and submittheir written results to theChamber President prior to theFebruary Trustee meeting. To apply: Write a short biog-

raphy about yourself. This mayinclude, but does not have to belimited to the following:Name, Educational Back-

ground, Awards, CurrentJob/Vocational Information,Family Information (if youwould like to provide same) andreason for wanting to become aChamber Trustee.Send biography, by Nov. 30

to the Chesterland Chamber ofCommerce, 8228 MayfieldRoad, Suite 4B, Chesterland,OH 44026 or fax to 440-729-2690. Call 440-729-7297 for more

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New Family MemberAs the new general manager

of Danny Boy’s Restaurant, I’dlike to invite the community tostop in and introduce them-selves. Thank you for the great

response to the previously writ-ten guest column by MarcHabbouche. In my short time here, Marc

has taught me a ton about thepeople of Chester Township andthe restaurant. Although he willbe missed, we are hopeful in abright future of the restaurantand I’m confident in my experi-ence in the industry.In the upcoming months,

look for even more specials,added menu items, savings andpromotions. I look forward to meeting

and getting to know each andevery person.Danny Boy’s will continue

to serve the community in anyway possible and I’m excited tobecome a part of this family.

Jeff WisemanDanny Boy’s Restaurant

What’s ImportantFollowing the election, much

was said concerning the cam-paigns’ strategies and the cam-paign workers that turned thetide one way or the other.

Kudos went to the winningcampaigns and their workers. What seems to be missing in

these columns and letters is theimportant aspect of the candi-date’s ideas and philosophy. Isn’t this what we really vote

for or against? (Or should) Not whether or not we were

phoned or visited on our frontporch, or if his TV commercialsmade you think he was betteror worse than the other guy orhow many you were forced towatch and listen.

This is not to degrade thework and devotion that cam-paign workers should be proudof, but let’s give credit where it’sdue. If the candidate states clear-

ly what he’s for or against, ormakes one or more stupid state-ments, no number of phonecalls or personal visits willchange the voter’s mind. If his political party has as

its major philosophy ideas thatrun counter to societal stan-dards, he’ll be rejected as heshould be. If his opponentespouses things that sound rightto you, you’ll accept that candi-date. Now let’s talk about the bil-

lions of dollars spent on adver-tising that could have beenspent far more wisely to benefitthe nation, it’s students, teach-ers, police and firefighters, etc.

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(L to R) Sarah Widman, Bullying Prevention Coordinator for 2011-2012,eighth graders Nicole Insana and Sabrina Sugar and Jim Kish, WestGeauga Middle School Principal.

Real world learning and problem solving come to life at Notre DameElementary School. All students participate in STEM program (Science,Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). From studying constructingrelief maps of the Chagrin River watershed to working on teams to decidehow to utilize 400 acres of land “donated” to the metro park, to studyingforensics, students are engaged and learning in a hands-on way.Sergeant Begovic, an NDES parent, is speaking to a group of third-gradestudents about the tools of a detective and the method of processing acrime scene as part of the program.

Maya DelValle and Cameron Rogal helped with yard clean-ups at senior citizens' homes as part of WestwoodElementary School’s Make a Difference Day.

NDCL senior Lauren Becksigned her letter of intentNov.15 with Gannon Universityto continue her volleyballcareer with the Knights. Beckplans on majoring in nursing.

NDCL senior Jenny Raguzsigned her letter of intent Nov.15 with Ashland University tocontinue her softball careerwith the Eagles. Raguz plans onmajoring in exercise science.

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Please join the members of the Chester Township PoliceDepartment with this year’s most important mission of all!

Santa asked if we would stuff a Patrol Car (Sleigh) full ofbrand new, unwrapped toys for the children of Geauga County.

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presents "The League of Incre-dible Vegetables," held at 11900Chillicothe Road, ChesterTownship. It was a bright and sunny

day in Bumblyburg until Dr.Flurry came to town. This chill-in' villain wants to freeze theentire city in fear. This job is toobig for Larryboy to handlealone, so he turns to the"League of Incredible Veget-ables" for help.Popcorn, snacks and drinks

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Dec. 16: Mark SchultzConcert7 p.m.Join Word of Grace Church,

9021 Mayfield Road, ChesterTownship, as Christian singerand songwriter Mark Schultzperforms. Luminate, Kerrie Roberts

and Karyn Williams will alsoperform on the “What Do YouGive A King?” Christmas tour. General admission $15,

Artist Circle $25 and VIP $100,which includes a front row seatand meet and greet before theconcert. Tickets can be purchased by

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Cabaret ExtravaganzaAuditionsFairmount Performing Arts

Conservatory (FPAC) andFairmount Dance Theatre(FDT) are scheduling auditionsfor their upcoming production,“In the Spotlight: A FairmountCabaret Extravaganza!” Auditions held Dec. 10-11,

with callbacks slated for Dec. 12and performances Feb.21-24,2013. The auditions and perform-

ances held at the MayfieldVillage Civic Center, 6022Mayfield Road, MayfieldVillage. In the Spotlight auditions

are open to students ages 8 to18. To audition, each person

must perform one or more ofthe following: 32 bars of a song,a one-minute monologue, oranother talent he or she wouldlike to showcase. Two options for tuition

packages are available: $100 forparticipation in the show or$150, which includes participa-tion in the show as well as twotickets and a personalized mes-sage that will appear in the pro-gram. Call 440-338-3171 to reserve

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Coaches will be hosting 2 sepa-rate football camps for boys thissummer.Coaches would like to notify

the parents of all participants ofa change in dates this year toallow families to schedule vaca-tions around the planned campweeks. Camp for boys in Grades 1-6

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will be held from 9 a.m. to noonAug. 5 through Aug. 9Early registration available

now through Dec. 31 is $50. Make check payable to West

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shirt size, grade entering in thefall and email address. A camp form and waiver

will be sent once registration isreceived.

WG HockeyThe West Geauga High

School varsity hockey team hasstarted the season with a pre-season record of 1-0-1.On Nov. 4, the Wolverines

skated against the NordoniaKnights and posted a dominantvictory of 12-0. The Wolverine scorers

included James Kern, JohnSternen, Alex Bielek, TuckerSolon, Skylar Rossbach, Tate

Georgevitch, Zach Maguire andSteven Repas. Five of the scorers had

assists along with Deena Bucci,Brenden Judson saved six shotsby the Knights.Last Friday, West G faced an

experienced Cleveland HeightsTigers squad. While the Tigers scored first,

the Wolverines battled back andthe score was 3-3 at the end ofthe first period. The teams battled in the sec-

ond period, each scoring threemore times. The defense for both sides

tightened in the third periodand the game ended in a 6-6 tie. Scoring for the Wolverines

was James Kern, Alex Bielek,Tucker Solon, and SkylarRossbach. John Sternen, TateGeorgevitch, and Steven Repasadded to their season totalswith assists. West Geauga goalie

Brenden Judson had 24 savesfor the night.

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Nov. 22: WG HockeyTurkey Bowl10 a.m. The West Geauga High

School varsity hockey team ishosting its annual Turkey Bowl. West Geauga alumni versus

the 2013 varsity hockey team. Held on Thanksgiving Day

at Gilmore Academy Ice Arena,2045 SOM Center Road, GatesMills. All former players are invit-

ed to play and try to score onthe varsity team. Everyone is welcome.


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Cardinal Physical TherapyCD&J’s Landscaping, LLC

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Book DiscussionDec. 5, 7 p.m.“Sense and Sensibility” by

Jane Austen

Holiday Hoe-Down Weekof StorytimesDec. 10-13Registration required. There will be glitzsy crafts

and festive books, all to cele-brate the holidays of December. Age group specific times are

as follows:

BabytimeBirth to age 2 with caregiver.Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. or

10:30 a.m.Thursday, 10 a.m.

ToddlerAges 2 and 3 with caregiver.Monday, 6:30 p.m.Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. or 10:30 a.m.

PreschoolAges 3 to 5.Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m.Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. or 2 p.m.

TrailblazersGrades kindergarten thro-

ugh second. Monday, 6:30 p.m.

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Music and Trains in theLibraryDec. 2, 2-4 p.m.All are invited to browse the

library to the sounds of holidaymusic and watch the modeltrains circle the children’s area. There will also be a drop-in

craft for children to make andtake.Registration not necessary.

Dance Till You DropNov. 29, 7 p.m.Dance the night away with

Dance, Dance Revolution andother games.Program designed for grades

three to five.

Gifts to GoDec. 13, 7 p.m.Need to give a holiday pres-

ent to someone special? Come and make a gift to

give.

GATES M I L LSL I BRARY Gates Mills Library is locat-

ed at 1491 Chagrin River Road.For more information on theseprograms or to register, call 440-423-4808, or register in person.

The Library will close at 5:30p.m. Nov. 21 and all be closedNov. 22 in celebration ofThanksgiving Day. Regularhours resume on Nov. 23.

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Winter WeatherPreparation- Take steps to make sure yourhome is properly insulatedand sealed:

- Insulate walls and attics toconserve heat and energy.

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- Install storm windows or useplastic sheeting to coverwindows.

- Use all-weather caulk to sealaround window frames,doorframes and otheropenings on the exterior ofyour home.

- Stock up on firewood.- Insulate pipes, especially thosenear exterior walls of yourhome.

- Winterize your vehicle, whichincludes snow tires or chains,if necessary.

- Keep plenty of extra blanketsin your home.

- Ensure that every member ofyour family has a hat, scarf,gloves or mittens, warm coatand water-resistant boots.

- Create a supply of water (atleast one gallon a day perperson for three days) in theevent pipes freeze.

- Assemble a disaster kit thatincludes but is not limited toa First Aid kit, batterypowered radio and lamps,supply of fresh batteries,drinking water, canned food

and non-electric can opener,extra blankets, etc.

- If you live in an area thatexperiences frequent poweroutages due to severe winterweather, consider purch-asing a generator.

During the Winter Storm- Stay indoors, leaving yourhome only for emergencies.

- If you must go outside, walkcarefully on snowy and icyground, and wear layers ofwarm clothing and coveryour mouth to protect yourlungs.

- Stay tuned to weatherbroadcasts to keep abreastof storm details; keep yourcellular phone charged.

- If pipes freeze, removeinsulation and wrap ragsaround the pipes to absorbmoisture during thawing.

- Do not use a blow torch tothaw frozen pipes, slowthawing works best toprevent pipes from bursting.

Winter Weather Recovery- Take frequent breaks whenshoveling to prevent injuryor heart attack.

- Equip your car with blankets,a shovel, battery-operatedradio and lamp. Informothers of your planned routeand take a fully-charged cellphone with you.

- Stay clear of downed powerlines.

- Continue to monitor weatherforecasts and conditions –do not be lulled by theserenity of the "winterwonderland" outside yourhome.Visit Turney’s Ace Hardware,

12670 West Geauga Plaza, forall winter weather needs. Call440-729-2130 for more informa-tion.

Don’t Sacrifice QualityWhen PaintingMany people only look at

the price when paying for some-thing and that determines if awise decision was made or not. When painting, it’s easy to

find inexpensive paint andbrushes to do the job. But, byspending a few dollars more,results will look more profes-sional. Turney’s offers Benjamin

Moore’s Regal Select and Ace’sClark & Kensington paint. TheRegal Select gives wonderfulresults that make a room lookoutstanding.Clark & Kensington also

gives a room a nice look and thecost is less.Both paints are easy to

apply and several differentsheens are available. Wooster brushes are made

in Ohio and are favored by pro-fessional painters. A good brushmakes a big difference.Also, Wooster Micro-fiber

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

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

FOR SALEDon’t pay high heating bills.Eliminate them with anOutdoor Wood furnace fromCentral Boiler EZ heat, 440-829-7566.

For sale, utility trailer, 6’ x 10’.Galvanized frame. $300, 440-667-1044.

REC. VEHICLESSki Doo 2002 MX2 Sport, 500Liquid, black/yellow. Runsstrong, no rips, tears or acci-dents. Very clean. 96 studs,ceramic coated exhaust.Serviced every year, 7379miles. $2300, call 440-708-3879.

CARS

Paying cash $50 - $15,000 for:

cars, trucks, scrap, runningor not, construction equip-ment, tractors, muscle cars,antique cars, tools. 440-862-5706 or 440-254-4281.

Top dollar, wrecked, junked

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

HELP WANTEDDo you have the heart of acaregiver? We are lookingfor caring & dependable indi-viduals to provide in-homecare to the elderly. Geaugaand eastern Cuyahoga coun-ty. $10 - 412/hr. ExperiencedSTNA a plus. Rewarding/flexible job. Overnight, week-end and 24 shifts available.440-337-4755 or apply atwww.cherishedagency.com.

Snowplow drivers and fallclean up needed, for Kirtland,Chesterland and Russell. 440-729-3779.

Lawn and garden service,part-time, 440-338-6404.

Responsible driver needed todeliver the Chesterland Newson Wednesdays. Must havevalid drivers license andproof of insurance. Apply inperson at the ChesterlandNews, 8389 Mayfield Road,Chesterland.

Driving Instructor - in carand classroom teacher. Geaugaand lake County. Will train,clean background and driv-ing record, 15-40 hours. Paystarts at $10.25. 440-729-4360.

Paperboy or girl wanted todeliver the Chesterland Newson Wednesdays to Cottrell,Opalocka south of Mayfield,Hovey, Herrick and Seminary.Apply in person at theChesterland News, 8389Mayfield Road, Chesterland.

Medical Billing - part-time.Previous ad had a PO Boxerror. Experienced required,good phone/typing skills.Need friendly, responsible,positive person. Dental/Orthodontic experience aplus. Send resume to ReddingResources, PO Box 337,Chesterland OH 44026.

FOR RENTKirtland on Rt.6, just west of306. Ideal space available forlease. Warehouse, offices andany type of service shops. Call440-283-9191 or 440-313-1611.

Chesterland: 2 bedroom ranch,1 1/2 baths, cathedral beamedceiling in living room withdining area, eat-in kitchen,laundry room, family room,one-car heated attachedgarage, on 6 wooded acres. 5minutes to Chesterland. $735month. 440-688-4094.

For Lease: Fully furnished720 square feet of office spacecurrently available on May-field Road. Park at your door,private restroom. Call Mikefor more details 216-581-8091.

GARAGE SALESIf you need to have a Movingsale,, Estate Sale or GarageSale, call Kathy Willis at 440-729-2790 for assistance.Experienced. Referencesavailable. We are now doingpartial estate buyouts.

Wanted: Grandma’s costumejewelry, compacts, perfume,linens, knickknacks. Grandpa’stoys, trains, coins, bottles andfishing lures. Also buyingmisc. collections and estates.440-338-5942.

WORK WANTEDComputer Repair, Reasonable

Rates, Spyware & Virus

Removal, Hardware & Soft-

ware installation, Troubleshooting,

Networking, Ray, 216-315-

0508. Located in Chesterland

Area.

Housecleaning, reasonable

rates and references. 440-223-

5753.

General accounting services.

Degreed Accountant. 35 years

experience. $55/hour, call 440-

547-6752.

Local man available for helparound the house. Odd jobs

you can’t do yourself. CallJim, at 440-729-4457.

REAL ESTATEFamily wants to purchase ahome within west GeaugaSchool District under a negoti-ated land contract scenarioagreement. Ideally to balloonin a three year time frame.The window for possession isnegotiable (as long as possi-bly 18 months). Please contactBob, 216-903-0469. $220,000 max.

Land for sale, 40 acres inWilliamsfield, OH on PaylorRoad off of Route 7. Allwoods, small stream, not tim-ber. Great deer and turkeyhunting. $2500 per acre, firm.440-313-1621.

PETSGeauga County Dog Wardenis in need of dog and puppyfood both dry and canned(nothing from China). Wealso are in need of bleach.Please help us care for the700+ dogs that come to ourshelter each year. GeaugaCounty dog Warden, 12513Merritt Road, Chardon. Call 440-286-8135 for more information.

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

Color copies, great price! TheChesterland News offers fullservice copying. Color orBlack ink, any quantity onany paper. 8389 Mayfield Road,Chesterland, 440-729-7667.

Fax service available at theChesterland News, 8389Mayfield Road, Chesterland,440-729-7667.

Graphics, design, typesetting:Beautiful work done at theChesterland News. Logodesigns, letterheads, broch-ures and business cards. 8389Mayfield Road, Chesterland,440-729-7667.

Resumes: Resumes can betyped for you at the Chester-land News, 8389 Mayfield Rd.,Chesterland, 440-729-7667.

Construction and backhoeservice: Specializing inreplacing old drain tiles andcatch basins, reshape graveldriveways. Hauling of demo-lition materials. Call Mike,440-729-7810.

Snowplowing. Call for a freeestimate. 440-829-5699.Bukovec Landscaping.

Offering special discounts for

interior and exterior paintingand staining this season. 13years experience. Profession-al insured, call Dan at 440-342-4552.

Music CO-OP 12661-B Chilli-

cothe Rd., 440-221-2274.Lessons, sales, repairs,rentals, consignments. Adva-nced rock guitar and musicrecording instruction. Piano -sales, service, tuning.

Snowplowing - reasonable,dependable. 440-729-9400.

Plumbing: Professional, afford-

able, reliable. Water heaters,toilets, faucets, drain clean-ing. 440-537-6045 or 440-285-0800.

Skip’s Painting, wallpaper-

ing, power-washing, andsmall repairs. Insured. Satisf-action guaranteed! Member ofAngie’s List. Over 25 years’experience. 440-338-5098.

Yard and storm damageclean-up, down tree removaland brush chipping. Call, 440-342-4552.

Two boys and a scrappy idea.Metal recyclers. Removal ofunwanted lawn & gardenequipment, hot water tanks,washers, dryers, batteries,cans, etc. Call 440-729-8213.

Firewood: A stack $90, free

delivery. $20 stacking fee.440-823-9101.

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The Russell Township Board of Trusteesseeks applicants for appointment asdeputy Township Fiscal Officer. Thedeputy Fiscal Officer will serve until theTownship Fiscal Officer takes officeafter the next election. The TownshipFiscal Officer must: keep an accuraterecord of all township accounts andtransactions, comply strictly with thelegal requirements of the office, practicerules for efficient management of theoffice, and follow good accountingpractices in maintaining records andaccounts. Duties further described inOhio Revised Code and OhioAdministrative Code. Required by theORC: must be a U.S. citizen, at least 18years of age, a resident of RussellTownship, and registered to vote.Russell Township residents areencouraged to apply by 1:00 p.m. onNovember 23, 2012. Submit coverletter and resume to: RussellTownship Board of Trustees, P.O. Box522, Novelty, OH 44072 or email:[email protected]

LEGAL NOTICERUSSELL TOWNSHIP

DEPUTY FISCAL OFFICER

For more information:www.russelltownship.us

Publish November 21, 2012

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