chesterland news may 1st, 2013

By Glen Miller

Drug abuse among parents isamong the main reasons for astartling 23.3 percent increase inchild abuse or neglect investiga-tions in Geauga County between2012 and 2011.

The disturbing statistics werereleased April 10 by countyDepartment of Job and FamilyServices officials as part of theirannual child abuse preventionmonth recognition activities.

Meredith Myers, JFS intakeassessment manager, and GinaSchultz, director of the JFSSocial Services Division, reportedthe number of child abuse orneglect cases jumped from 467in 2011 to 565 last year.

This increased the numberof cases each caseworker han-dled from an average of 10 to 12in 2011 to as many as 15 cases in2012, Schultz said.

Out of 565 cases investigated,271 were substantiated as childabuse or neglect, 30 percent ofwhich were the result ofparental drug abuse, Schultzsaid.

The remaining 294 caseswere found to be those where afamily is in need of help eitherbecause of a child behavioral ora parental problem, such as amental health or drug issuerequiring corrective treatment,Schultz said.

The number of mentalhealth-related cases appears tohave increased since the Feb. 27,

2012 shooting at Chardon HighSchool, she said.

“We’re not sure, but wethink what happened might berelated to what we’re seeing incases where there is some men-tal health problem in a family,”Schultz said.

Among those attending theevent was county Opiate TaskForce member and Commis-sioner Mary Samide, who saidshe is alarmed by the increaseddrug use among county residents.

Fellow county CommissionerTracy Jemison said he would

prefer to have 23 percent fewerchild abuse investigationsreported.

Following the event, however,Shultz said the increase in childabuse is continuing.

JFS records show 132 caseswere investigated in 2012 com-pared 146 the first quarter ofthis year.

“We don’t like to see this. It’stroublesome — alarming,” Schultzsaid following the meeting.

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VOLUME 46 No. 48 Wednesday, May 1, 2013

By John Karlovec

The Chester Township moth-er of three who was arrestedtwice this month on felony drugpossession charges will now

have three drug-related casespending in common pleas court.

Constance Thomas, 54, of12835 Caves Road, waived herright to a probable cause hear-ing on the charges in Chardon

Municipal Court on April 19and agreed to have her twocases bound over to the GeaugaCounty Court of CommonPleas.

Geauga County PublicDefender Bob Umholtz, whorepresented Thomas at her pre-liminary hearings beforeChardon Municipal Court JudgeTerri Stupica, said Thomas waswilling to waive her right and bebound over.

When Stupica asked Thomaswhat her waiver meant, shereplied, “It means that I’m goingto be out of this courtroom andinto the common pleas (court).”

Thomas’ first case involves afelony heroin charge stemmingfrom her arrest in the earlymorning of April 11.

Thomas was arrested afterChester Township police werecalled to the home of KevinEllison at 8031 Sherman Roadfor an apparent drug overdose.

She met the officers at thedoor, advising them Ellison was

unresponsive and not breathing,according to court records.

Chester police executed asearch warrant on Ellison’s resi-dence, reportedly finding crackcocaine, 38 oxycodone pills,three crack pipes with residueand heroin, court records stated.

Officers then removed acontainer Thomas had hiddeninside her person, which con-tained what was tested as hero-in, Geauga County ProsecutorJim Flaiz said, telling theGeauga County Maple Leafthat Thomas had delivered thedrugs to Ellison’s residence.

Thomas also was arrestedone day later after Chesterpolice and the Geauga CountyProsecutor’s Office executed asearch warrant on the home sherents at 12835 Caves Road.

“Numerous” drugs and drugabuse instruments were foundin the home, including crackpipes, needles, pills, straws, ascale, marijuana, bongs andspoons, Flaiz said.

Thomas was charged withfelonious drug possession,including heroin and cocaine.

Both charges are fifth-degree felonies, each punishableby six to 12 months in prisonand a maximum $2,500 fine.

Later in the afternoon onApril 19, Thomas appeared withdefense counsel Carly Snavelyfor a scheduled change of pleahearing before Common PleasCourt Judge David Fuhry.

Geauga County AssistantProsecutor Nick Burling toldthe court the present case origi-nated on Nov. 13, 2012, after aGeauga County grand jury fileda one-count indictment charg-ing Thomas with possession ofcocaine, a fifth-degree felony.

The case was transferred toFuhry’s courtroom on April 12,because Common Pleas CourtJudge Forrest Burt had signed asearch warrant for the raid onthe Caves Road home.

Chester Twp. Mom Bound Over on Drug Charges

Drug Bust• Page 3

Child Abuse On The Rise In GeaugaRobert Butler, along with

Keith and Kevin Vouk, ofSoubusta Farms, were named asfirst place winners of maplesyrup producers in GeaugaCounty for the third year in arow.

Bob and Kevin accepted thefirst place award for the Geauga

County Maple Festival syrupcontest at the annual MapleSyrup Hall of Fame luncheon.

The first place syrup is auc-tioned off the last day of thefestival.

In 2012, the first place syrupwas auctioned off at $350 toTommy Steigerwald.

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JOHN KARLOVEC/CNConstance Thomas exists the courtroom to confer with Geauga CountyPublic Defender Robert Umholtz. Thomas waived her right to a probablehearing on her felony drug possession charges and agreed to be boundover to common pleas court for further proceedings.

GLEN MILLER/CNAlcorn shows JFS Executive Director Tim Taylor a backpack that can begiven to children removed from their homes because of abuse.

Child Abuse• Page 3

SUBMITTEDWinners of the Geauga County Maple Festival maple syrup contest (l to r) KeithVouk, Michael Steigerwald (part-time employee at the farm) and Bob Butler.

Entries in the 2013 Geauga County Maple Festival maple syrup contest,including Geauga County, hobby and out-of-county producers.

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Also those attending thechild abuse information day wasBart Alcorn, past president ofthe West Geauga Kiwanis Club.

He introduced a child back-pack program, where specialbackpacks were put together bythe Metzenbaum Center AktionClub, filled with personal itemsdesigned to be given to childrenremoved from a home becauseof child abuse or neglect, or dur-ing family emergencies.

The projected was headedup by Kit McKinney.

The club collected items forthe backpacks as one of theirservice projects.

Because the need is great,items are still being collectedincluding toiletries, school sup-plies, blankets, clothing for chil-dren of all ages, toys, baby sup-plies and more.

McKinney and Alcorn areon the board of advisors for theclub. Alcorn is also a director onthe Geauga County Board ofDevelopmental Disabilities.

The child abuse event wasused to introduce county lead-ers and the public to the state’sDifferential Response System,also referred to as the Alter-native Response (AR), as a wayof dealing with reports of childabuse or neglect.

AR provides JFS child pro-tective services with anotherway to respond to reports ofchild abuse and neglect otherthan a traditional response — amove interventive process thatcan include court action.

In some instances, a tradi-tional child protection responseis needed in order to determinewhether abuse or neglect has

occurred and to ensure a child’ssafety and well being.

For many other families,however, the AR approach maybe more appropriate, Schultzsaid.

In most cases, “the appropri-ate way to begin to help parentsand their children is to listen tothem by discussing family prob-lems that lead to reports ofabuse,” she said.

The AR process is designedto create a “partnership bet-ween families, caseworkers andcommunity agencies” that will“ensure child safety and wellbeing by addressing the family’sissues as early as possible,”Schultz added.

It also focuses on the causeof abuse and neglect reportsand how a family, working withJFS social workers, can worktogether to correct them, shesaid.

The program was imple-mented in a 10-county pilot pro-gram during the fall of 2007through the collaborativeefforts of an Ohio SupremeCourt sub-committee on childabuse and neglect, and the OhioDepartment of JFS.

The American HumaneAssociation and other organiza-tions provided research andother assistance.

Based on the pilot AR pro-gram, children have been foundto be safer sooner, while fami-lies are strengthened, accordingto a state report.

AR is being phased inthroughout the state and will beimplemented in Geauga Countyin July following state trainingof county JFS child protectiveservices workers in May.

Some AR practices couldstart sooner, Schultz said.

By gathering information

through conversation, “themore we can engage a family,the closer we can move to pre-vention and partner with fami-lies to identify service needsand resolutions,” she said. “Ourjob is to help parents keep theirchildren safe and secure.”

She added, “We know thatall families are not the sameand that the concerns one fami-ly faces are different from thoseof their neighbor, their friendsand other families across Ohio.”

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The case was originally setfor a change of plea on April 15.Thomas, however, was unable toappear in court due to illnessand remained in the GeaugaCounty Safety Center.

Burling also notified Fuhrythat, based on conversationswith Snavely, Thomas would notbe changing her plea.

“Instead, we’ve reset thismatter for a trial managementconference and trial,” Burlingtold Fuhry.

Snavely explained she haslearned the State of Ohio isconducting an investigation ofThomas on the two new chargesthat originated earlier thismonth.

“She has not been indictedon those charges, however, theyhave been charged as felonies. It

is possible that she will beindicted on those charges andpotentially other charges addedto the more serious charges,”Snavely said. “That definitelychanges the approach and, Idon’t want to say the strategy ofthe defendant, but the defen-dant would possibly choose toenter a plea or take it to trial,depending on whether or notthat indictment does comedown.

“So, at this time, we’d like tomove it and hopefully we’llhave an indictment by the timethe change of plea is set.”

Fuhry noted the two newcharges were pending inChardon Municipal Court andthe first charge, filed April 11,has no bond allowed.

The bond set on the secondcharge, filed April 15, is $10,000cash or surety.

“I don’t understand whatthat means about the bonds,”

Thomas told the judge.“What don’t you understand

about no bond allowed?” Fuhryasked. “In municipal court …the earlier case that was filed,the municipal court has saidyou’re not allowed to get out ofjail. Understood?”

“Yes,” Thomas answered.She also asked the judge if

the terms of her bonds wouldchange once those new caseswere bound over to commonpleas court.

“I’m not changing yourbond right now,” Fuhry said.“We’re not addressing it. I’mjust finding out what’s going onin the other court.”

Thomas also agreed to waiveher constitutional right to aspeedy trial in the present casebefore Fuhry.

The court then set a trialmanagement conference forJune 12 and a trial for 8 a.m.June 25.

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May 4: Chester ChristianCenter Garage Sale9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The annual Chester Chris-tian Center A/G garage sale willbe held at church, 11815Chillicothe Road, ChesterTownship.

Proceeds go toward short-term missions trips.

Call 440-729-6203 for moreinformation.

May 4: KidsFest10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Join at Metzenbaum Center,8200 Cedar Road, ChesterTownship, for Geauga County’sninth annual KidsFest.

Free hands-on activities, enter-tainment, door prizes, Geuaga’sdeputy sheriff mini horse, JasmineDragons, Spitunia the Clown andCasey the Balloon Guy, andrefreshments available.

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Guest appearance by The Catin the Hat.

Children must be accompa-nied by adult.


May 4: FLIP VolunteerTraining10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Chesterland MinisterialAssociation is sponsoring with theGeauga County Juvenile CourtSystem a reschedule FLIP train-ing.

Held at Christ PresbyterianChurch, 12419 Chillicothe Road,Chester Township.

Geauga County Juvenile andProbate Court Judge Tim Gren-dell and staff from the juvenilecourt system will conduct TheFamily Life Improvement Pro-gram training.

The training will be assistingyoung drug addicts and their fam-ilies.

“This is not something gov-ernment can solve,” Grendell said.“This is a community problemthat needs s a community solu-tion.”

The CMA includes: St. MarkLutheran, Chester ChristianCenter, Christ Presbyterian,Chesterland Baptist, MayfieldChurch and Community Churchof Chesterland.

Call Rev. Zehnder, 440-729-1668, for more information.

May 4: Kitten Shower1-4 p.m.

A Kitten Shower will be heldat the Geauga Humane Society’sRescue Village, 15463 ChillicotheRoad, Russell Township to pre-pare for the huge amount of kit-tens that will be taken in over thenext several months.

Bring a donation of PurinaKitten Chow (Yellow Bag),Vaseline (single use packets),Powder KMR (Kitten MilkReplacer), food scales, fleece babyblankets (receiving blankets),canned kitten food, snuggle SafeHeated Disk for pet beds, kittentoys, heating pads (without safetyshut off), small litter pans, PetAgnurser bottles for kittens, blueDawn dish soap, wash cloths orgift cards.

Enjoy games, face painting,crafts, story time, bake sale andkittens.

Call Rescue Village’s Market-ing and Events Coordinator, 440-338-4819 ext. 19, for more infor-mation.

May 5: WG BandFundraiser3-7 p.m.

To help support the WestGeauga bands, there will be afundraiser at Danny BoysRestaurant, 8389 Mayfield Road,Chester Township.

The tickets are available inadvance or at the door for $20 foradults, $12 ages 3-10 and free forchildren under 3 years old.

Included in admission is anall-you-can-eat buffet featuringpasta with meat sauce, pizza,bread sticks, desserts, soft drinksand salad. All proceeds help fundthe instrumental music programsin the West Geauga school district.

Call Chris, 216-276-0597, topurchase tickets or for more details

May 5: Munson Twp.Fishing Derby9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The Munson TownshipFishing Derby is open to allMunson Township residents.

Held at Scenic River Retreat,10900 Mayfield Road, MunsonTownship.

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Bait provided. Prizes awarded for longest,

shortest and most fish caught. Call 440-286-9255 for more

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Oxtravaganza and FleaMarket

Word of Grace Church will behosting the annual Oxtravaganzaand Flea Market.

Held 5-9 p.m. July 26 and 9a.m. to 6 p.m. July 27.

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May 11: PerennialGardeners Plant Sale8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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The sale features annuals,hanging baskets, herbs and hun-dreds of perennials, many ofwhich have been raised by clubmembers, who will be available toassist in choosing the appropriateplants for each person’s gardeningneeds.

A new addition this year willbe a raffle. Purchase tickets for $1each or six for $5 and get theopportunity to win rose bushes,shrubs, gift baskets or a massage.

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The Perennial Gardeners meetat 7 p.m. at West Geauga MiddleSchool the fourth Wednesday ofthe month. Membership is open tothose living in the West Geaugaschool district.


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The Geauga Fresh Farmer’sMarket will open on May 11.

Vegetable and floweringplants, spring produce and saladgreens, hanging baskets, cut flow-ers, honey, cheese, meat, bakedgoods, soaps and lotions, andother seasonal produce and craftsavailable.

Master Gardeners will be onsite to provide demonstrations,answer questions about growingseedlings and vegetables as wellas other plant questions.

Located in the South RussellVillage parking lot at Chillicotheand Bell roads.

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Following is a list of real estatetransfers for Chester, Munson andRussell townships for the weekending April 19, provided as apublic service by the GeaugaCounty Auditor’s Office. Transfersmay involve sale of land only.

MUNSON TOWNSHIP

Pamela S. Easterday, 12300Bass Lake Road, to Dale P.Graham, $234,900. (3.21 acres)

RUSSELL TOWNSHIP

Sara R. Milbourn,Northwick Court (s/l 5), toDavid C. and Kathy J. Drotos,

$150,000. (3.36 acres)A. Samuel and Susan M.

Hersh, 13550 Braeburn Lane, toGlen A. and Gina A. Cox,$560,000. (3.74 acres)

H. Huddler Jr. and Joan L.Moore, 759 Coy Lane, to JohnM. and Kathleen N. Neal,$245,600. (1.58 acres)

CHESTER TOWNSHIP

Randy R. Anderson andKenneth P. Corbusier (trustees),7290 Steelwood Lane, toKenneth P. Corbusier (trustee),John Gentile and Anne Krause,$155,000. (1.77 acres)

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2013 Safety Township The Chester Township

Police Department and theChesterland Lions Club arepleased to announce registra-tion for “Safety Township”classes is now open.

Register promptly as classesfill up quickly.

Safety Township is designedfor children entering kinder-garten in the coming schoolyear.

Cost is $25 per student andregistration forms will be senthome with local schools andmay be picked up at the ChesterTownship Police Department orthe town hall.

Classes are five consecutivedays, two hours per day.

Morning classes held 9-11a.m. and afternoon classes held1-3 p.m.

Make preferred selection onthe registration form andaccommodations will be doneas best as possible.

Dates available are June 24-28 and July 22-26.

Call Officer David DiCicco,Chester Township Police Depart-ment, 440-729-1239, for moreinformation.

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Geauga ConsumerConnection May 8, 4-7:30 p.m.

Consumers can indulge intwo favorite hobbies at theGeauga Consumer Connectionshow, eating and shopping.

Held at the MiddlefieldMarket, 15848 Nauvoo Road,Middlefield, the show will fea-ture scores of Geauga Countybusinesses sampling and sellingproducts and services.

A popular feature is the freefood samples offered by arearestaurants and food stores.Consumers can graze throughthe exhibit hall while discover-ing Geauga businesses andspeak with business owners andmanagers.

Some of the businesses sam-pling food are CrossroadsCountry Café, Chow DownCatering, Healthy PursuitWellness Center, Rick’s FlavoredBreads and Rise & Dine Café.

Terri Krizman and FrankArko, owners of Rise & DineCafé in Chester Township, haverecently expanded the restau-rant, which included the instal-lation of an ice cream parlorfeaturing Ashby’s Ice Cream aswell as soft serve products.

Krizman is thinking of sam-pling some ice cream or maybe

their signature gyro trianglesthat were a hit at the 2012Geauga Consumer Connection.

This once-a-year event is a“can’t miss” opportunity to dis-cover local businesses and shopGeauga.

The first 400 people attend-ing the Geauga ConsumerConnection will receive a good-ie bag with special offers fromexhibiting businesses.

No advance registration isrequired.

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The Chesterland Chamber of Commerce presented Perennial’s Preferredwith a new member certificate as well as a ribbon cutting ceremony as awelcome to Chester Township. Customers, employees and friends gath-ered together to support the event.

The public is welcome to attend Geauga Consumer Connection, an eventheld to discover local businesses and shop Geauga. Held 4-7:30 p.m. May8 at Middlefield Market.

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Maxine BattlesStevenson

Maxine Battles Stevenson, 90,of WilloughbyHills, passedaway April 21,2013.

She was bornon January 23,1923 to Lynnand FlorenceBattles. Maxinegrew up onBattles Road in Chester Township(now Mulberry Road) and attend-ed Chester School, where shegraduated as valedictorian in 1941.

She married Clark Stevenson,of Lyndhurst, in 1944, and lived inWilloughby Hills for 66 years.

Maxine spent many yearshelping out and contributing tothe Chesterland HistoricalVillage.

She is survived by daughterJanis (Fred) Knauf of Detroit, sonDaniel (Sandra) Stevenson of

Chester Township and son Gary(Pamela) Stevenson of Chardon;Eight grandchildren: Patricia(Sam) Klebanov, Katherine(Jeffrey) Pearson, Jennifer, Brian(Deanna), Robert (Katalin), Lee,Ann and Matt Stevenson; andfour great grandchildren.

Maxine was preceded in deathby her parents, Florence BondBattles, husband Clark, daughterJoyce Elaine and siblings Eileen(Battles) Robinett, Lester Battlesand Leonard Battles.

Pastor Robert Sandham ofThe Little Church in the Vale andPastor David Chapman ofNottingham Baptist Church offi-ciated the services, held at Davis-Babcock Funeral Home inWilloughby on April 27, 2013.

Maxine was laid to rest atWestern Reserve MemorialGardens in Chester Township.

In lieu of flowers, make dona-tions to The Parkinson’s Associ-ation in Clark’s memory.

West Geauga LacrosseThe West Geauga Lacrosse

teams began the 2013 season inApril.

The team is experiencing earlywins with a varsity team victory of9-6 and a junior team victory of 9-2 over Notre Dame CathedralLatin on April 13.

Everyone is welcome toattend games.

Home games take place atWest Geauga’s Howell field.

Admission is $6 for adults and$3 for students. Students wearingWest Geauga clothing get in free.

Visit the West Geauga Lacrossewebsite at www.wglax.org forschedule or more information.

WG Spirit ShopThe school year is winding

down and the West GeaugaAthletic Boosters Spirit Shop is

marking down prices on a lot ofmerchandise. There are threeSaturdays left to shop at the store:May 4, 11 and 18.

Hours are 10 a.m. to noon. Located at the south entrance

of West Geauga High School bythe gym.

Find on Facebook: www.face-book.com/WGSpiritShop.

WG Football CampThe West Geauga Football

coaches will be hosting two sepa-rate football camps for boys thissummer.

Camp for boys in grades firstthrough sixth will be held 10 a.m.to noon July 22-26.

Camp for boys in grades sev-enth through eighth will be held 9a.m. to noon August 5-9.

To pre-pay for the camp andpre-register, early registration isavailable through June 14. Cost is$55.

Send check, payable to WestGeauga Gridiron Club, P.O. Box203, Novelty, OH, 44072.

Include camper’s name, t-shirtsize, grade entering in the fall andemail address.

A camp form and waiver willbe sent once registration isreceived.


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The district’s objective is tobe in the top five percent ofOhio School Districts Perfor-mance Index Rankings withinthe next five years.

On April 20, 60 volunteerscomprised of faculty, staff,administration, alumni, parents,

students and community mem-bers met to begin work on theprocess of long-range planning.

Participants were divided

into four committees consistingof: achievement, communica-tion and collaboration, facilitiesand finance.

Additional meetings havebeen scheduled to continuecommittee work that will beintegral in defining the district’slong-range plan.

Strategies, objectives, cost-benefit analyses and work planswill then be presented to anexecutive committee, subse-quently to the superintendentand ultimately to the board ofeducation.

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The following Lindsey Elementary School students won the second quar-ter A.C.E. Award. Pictured are students in grades kindergarten throughsecond. Students were nominated by teachers for displaying positive atti-tude, citizenship and effort.Back row (l to r): Mikayla Herbst, Teagan Sprague, Kayla Gallagher, AlexaHocevar, Ceci Zurbuch, Richard Kretschman, Caitlin Mann, CourtneyWhiting,Lewin Uhlir, Clay Garrett and Casey Orloski. Middle row:Samantha Fanger, Marin Martino, Jenna Julian, Madelyn Scott, GabriellaKeglovic, Ava Ayres, Paige Trentanelli, Max Ritt and Luke Edwards. FrontRow: Joseph DeGennero, Jaiden DeGennero and Carson Frate. Not pictured: Ryan Whitney.

Sixty volunteers comprised of faculty, staff, administration, alumni, parents, students and community membersmet to begin work on the process of long-range planning for West Geauga Schools.

The following Lindsey Elementary School students won the second quar-ter A.C.E. Award. Pictured are students in grades third through fifth.Students were nominated by teachers for displaying positive attitude, citi-zenship and effort.Back row (l to r): Karli Randau, Jordan Justice, Dylan Baliker, JacobMeister, CJ Contizano, Dylan Thompson, Saffy Martin, Juliana Lapina andJulia Warholic. Middle row: Bobby Kaleal, Austin Walker, Luke Musser,Sammy Aidja, Billy Onderdonk, Ella Murray, Lauren Kretschman, NicolaEhrbar, Elana Zebrowski and Bonnie Hartman.Front row: Wayne Randall, Tyler Fulton, Anthony Miller, Finn Pitcock, C.J.Timm, Evan Reeves, Amanda Loewenthal and Heather Patterson.Not pictured: Kayla Paradise and Anthony Paulic.

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Gratitude For Drug BustCoverage

I want to thank you for thenews article of the arrest of aChester Township mother fordrug trafficking.

Your coverage of this showsthe West Geauga community that,we must realize there is a heroinproblem in this “Green Ghetto.”

Yes, many of our children andfamilies are excellent parents, butthere are those who need help.

This mother is an example ofthe drug addiction influence froman older generation passing it’shabit on to the next generation.

At the end of the Ten Comm-andments, we are given this warn-ing about generational sin:“Visiting the iniquity of thefathers on the children to thethird and fourth generation ofthose who hate me.” -Exodus 20:5.

This is a problem that hasbeen ignored in our legal system,our law enforcement and even in

our schools. The ChesterlandMinisterial Association in co-operation with the GeaugaCounty Juvenile and ProbateCourt system is seeking FLIP vol-unteers (Family Life Improve-ment Program) to help guidethese drug dependent familieswith a support system in theirrecovery.

If we can help break the chainof generational sin, we can makea difference in our community.On May 4th, FLIP training will beoffered.

We need your help to stop thisproblem.

We are promised that if weshow God’s love to these familieswe can help: “But showing stead-fast love to thousands of thosewho love me and keep my com-mandments.” -Exodus 20:6.

We need not condemn, buthelp those in our community.

Pastor George Zehnder St. Mark Lutheran Church,

Chester TownshipEditor’s Note: While it is antici-

pated Thomas will face additionalcharges, at this time, she has onlybeen charged with felony drug pos-session in connection with the April12 arrest at her Caves Road home.

Killer LaneIt is a mockery that taxpayers

are forced to pay for this socio-path’s (T.J. Lane) appeal that henot spend his life in jail.

He represents everything thatis wrong with our criminal justicesystem. The system needs somemassive changes that brings inlegislation that gives victim rightsthat are constantly ignored, whilecoddling criminals.

Any so called “juvenile” thatis capable of killing people withsuch disdain and apathy shouldbe put on death row regardless oftheir age.

Let people that support hiscause pay for his care in jail andany legal filings that are currentlywasting taxpayer dollars.

Evelyn GreenChester Township

GEAUGA PARKD ISTR I C TAll programs are wheel-

chair/stroller accessible unlessotherwise noted. For more information on

these programs or to register, callthe Geauga Park District at 440-286-9516 or visit www.geauga-parkdistrict.org.

Shutterbugs Camera Club May 2, 7-9 p.m. The West Woods Nature Center

Explore wildflower photog-raphy during the instructionalpart of this meeting. All levelswelcome.

See Things to Do on thewebsite for details.

Incredible Backyard EdiblesMay 3, 6:30-8 p.m.Big Creek Park

Join Kimberly McCune,Geauga’s own gourmet chef,

online at www.hungrybeecater-ing.com, for a lesson on how toharvest, prepare and enjoybackyard edibles.

Geocache Day: Spring May 4, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Big Creek Park

Search for one-day geo-caches in several Geauga parkswith chances to win prizes.

Begin any time during post-ed hours, but all must end at BigCreek Park’s Meyer Centerbetween 14 p.m.

Instructions posted on thewebsite.

Registration required byphone only, 440-279-0894.

Annual Spring Bird WalkSeries May 5, 7:30-9:30 a.m.Eldon Russell Park

The fourth of six bird walksheld in April and May to participate

in a Greater Cleveland traditionsince 1933.

See a variety of birds duringspring migration, each walk at adifferent park. Seasoned birdwatchers assist novices withobservation and identification.Held rain or shine, except forthunderstorms and/or high winds.

Dress for weather; bringbinoculars and bird guide.

The Sky TonightPlanetarium Show May 5, 2-3 p.m.Observatory Park

Join during building openhouse for a preview of what tolook for in the sky this month.

Timbertots: AnimalBabiesMay 5, 3-4 p.m. Walter C. Best Wildlife Preserve

Join Nora the Explorer onan adventure to discover thatspring is a time for animalbabies.

Program designed for ages3-5 with adult.

Held outdoors, weather per-mitting, dress accordingly.

Registration required.

Timbertots: AnimalBabiesMay 7, 10-11 a.m. or 1-2 p.m. The West Woods Nature Center

Join Nora the Explorer onan adventure to discover thatspring is a time for animalbabies.

Program designed for ages3-5 with adult.

Held outdoors, weather per-mitting, dress accordingly.


Paper Napkin TransferCards Workshop May 8, 6:30-8:30 p.m. The West Woods Nature Center

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WG Senior CitizensRecognition DinnerMay 8, 4:30 p.m.

All senior citizens are invit-ed to the annual West GeaugaSenior Citizens RecognitionDinner at West Geauga HighSchool cafeteria, 13401 Chilli-cothe Road, Chester Township.

Sponsored by West GeaugaLocal Schools and the RotaryClub of Chesterland.

$5 per person will be collect-ed at the door.

Reservations required. Call Sandy, 440-729-6803 by

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GEAUGA WESTL I BRARYThe Geauga West Library is

at 13455 Chillicothe Road. Formore information on these pro-grams or to register, call 440-729-4250 or register in person.

Book DiscussionMay 1, 7 p.m.

“Doc,” by Mary Doria Russell.

Mother’s Day TeaMay 4, 2 p.m.

Dress up in finery and bringthat special woman to Mother’sDay tea, Miss Spider style.

Lego PartyMay 7, 7 p.m.

What can you make out ofLegos?

Registration required. Program designed for youth.

It’s Almost Vacation TimeDiscover amazing vacation

options from singing in theGrand Ole Opry in Nashville toquilting in West Virginia to big-game driving in Africa. Thesechoices and many more areavailable in packages includingairfare, lodging and meals.

Program designed for adults.

WG Students Win “What’sYour Big Dream?”

The three top winners for the“What’s your big dream?” essaycontest have been selected byBrian McClellan, author of“Promise of Blood” and locallibrary patron.

The winners in order are:Kaitlin Krueger, Milan Tropf andStephen Osborn, all students atWest Geauga High School.

Prizes were presented at theApril 18 book launch ofMcClellan’s fantasy novel.Krueger won an iPod Touch andTropf and Osborn won iTunes giftcards.

The Geauga County PublicLibrary Foundation donated theprizes.

The contest was held in con-junction with McClellan’s booklaunch. When McClellan was ahigh-school student at WestGeauga High School (class of2004), he told his teachers and

parents his big dream was to writenovels.

McClellan was happy to readthe several dozen submissionsand was reminded of his ownearly aspirations to become awriter.

In fact, McClellan won a writ-ing contest award when he was inthe 11th grade and was greatlyencouraged when his teacher readit aloud to his class. “Have adream and dare to follow it,”McClellan says, encouraging thewriters in this contest.

“Start early and practiceoften,” he said.

Ohio OdditiesMay 8, 7 p.m.

Join at Kirtland Public Library,9267 Chillicothe Road, Kirtland,while Neil Zurcher brings storiesabout Ohio Oddities.

Ohio is no bland, ordinarystate. There are many strange and

silly places, people and things here. After 25 years as a travel

reporter, Zurcher knows aboutmost of them.

Zurcher has traveled over amillion miles on Ohio’s roads.

He was the original host of theOne Tank Trips travel report,which was aired on Fox 8 news inCleveland.

He has also written about trav-el for AAA Ohio MotoristMagazine and the Plain Dealer.

Zurcher retired from televi-sion in 2004, but continues toinvestigate “One Tank Trips” andOhio Oddities.

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GATES M I L LSL I BRARY Gates Mills Library is at

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Gates Mills ArtReception - Lou Amer May 5, 2-4 p.m.

Lou Amer will be featuredbeginning May 1.

Show will run for approxi-mately six weeks.

Artwork can be viewed dur-ing library hours.

A free artist reception to beheld 2-4 p.m. May 5.

Light refreshments offered.Meet artist and discuss his

work.

Wednesday Night BookDiscussion May 8, 7:30-8:30 p.m.

Join for a discussion of “TheWorst Hard Time: The UntoldStory of Those Who Survivedthe Great American DustBowl,” by Timothy Egan.Everyone is welcome.


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610 River RoadGates Mills OH440-423-4845

www.littlechurchinthevale.org

Bible Study9:30 am

Worship Service10:45 am

Pastor Robert Sandham

NUISANCE ANIMAL REMOVAL•Racoons•Groundhogs•Muskrats

•Beavers•Opossum•Skunks

•and Many MoreDead Amimal Removal

BRANDON JOHNSON440-342-1168

Humane Treatmentof all animals

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Milan Troph, a junior at WestGeauga High School and one ofthe winners of the “What’s YourBig Dream” contest, attended abook signing to claim his award.He wrote the essay for extra creditin his English class. A right fielderfor WG’s junior-varsity baseballteam, he came to the book launchwearing his baseball uniform.


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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.

Have you seen the RotaryCommemorative Brick walkway display at the WGLibrary?Pick up an orderform for the project now inprogress, at local merchantsor www.chesterlandrotary.org.Click on the brick. For addi-tional information callReena, 216-218-9180, Ben, 216-287-4671.

FOR SALEHigh efficiency, OutdoorWood Furnace from centralBoiler burns less wood. 25year warranty. EZ heat, 440-543-4504.

Lifetime Elite PortableBasketball System. Shatter-proof backboard. AdjustableHeight-Power Lift. Sandfilled base. Like new, $250.Call Chuck at 216-403-4036.

For sale: 4 truck tires for pickup truck. 19,000 miles,P245/70/P17. 440-729-1398.

Baseball/softball pitch backwith adjustable hinge. Weat-herized netting (42 x 64) withS-hook bands. Like new, $45.Call Chuck at 216-403-4036.

Two (2) swimming poolwater filters and hoses. $300for all. 440-729-1045.

Split Firewood for sale 3stacks each stack 3 ft by 8 ft.$70 each. 440-729-7265.

MOTORCYCLESGreat coverage and rates formotorcycle insurance. I am arider like you and know yourneeds. Call 440-313-4296 for aquote.

HELP WANTEDEquine retail business.Restock person. Three days aweek. Must be comfortable

working with computers.Able to climb ladders and liftheavy boxes. E-mail resumesto [email protected].

Help wanted - All positions.Part or full time. Stop in toapply at Aladdin’s eatery, 775SOM Center Road, MayfieldVillage, 440-684-1168 or 8870Mentor Avenue, Mentor, 440-205-5966.

FOR RENTKirtland - just west of 306 onRoute 6. Ideal location forany type of work facility,industrial or commercial. 440-283-9191.

Garage apartment in Chester-land. Rent includes heat, elec-tric, rubbish pick up, 1 - cargarage included. For moreinformation, call 216-344-0707.

Chesterland - 3 bedroom brickhome, full basement, 2-carattached garage, central air.Landscaping included. Conve-nient location. Available May15. Call 440-729-0427.

WANTED TO BUYGenerator for my travelertrailer. 440-710-4476.

GARAGE SALESIf you need to have a Movingsale,, Estate Sale or GarageSale, call Kathy Willis at 440-729-2790 for assistance. Exp-erienced. References avail-able. We are now doing par-tial estate buyouts.

Wanted: Grandma’s costumejewelry, compacts, perfume,linens, knickknacks. Gran-dpa’s toys, trains, coins, bot-tles and fishing lures. Alsobuying misc. collections andestates. 440-338-5942.

Estate sale: Furniture, dish-es, jewelry, clothing, linens,housewares of all kinds.Many items are free! Every-thing in good and excellentcondition. 13346 Caves Roadnear Cedar. May 3, from 9 a.m.to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9a.m. to 4 p.m.

May 2 - 4, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.8657 Ranch Drive. Furniture,toys, crafts and supplies, etc.

REAL ESTATEFor sale property in Chester-land. For more informationcall 216-531-0374 and ask forRuth.

PETSTo be prepared for the hugeamount of kittens that will betaking over Rescue Villagein the next several months,we are currently seekingdonations to aid in their care.Please help us make itthrough kitten season by mak-ing a donation to rescueVillage from our kitten wishlist. Purina Kitten Chow (yel-low bag), powder KMR (kit-ten milk replacer), fleece babyblankets, snuggle safe heateddisk for pet beds, heating pads(without safety shut off),PetAg nurser bottles for kit-tens, wash cloths, vaseline(single use packets), foodscales, canned kitten food, kit-ten toys, small litter pans, blueDawn dish soap, gift cards.

LEGAL NOTICE

Publish May 1, 2013

Mary Lou Fende, SecretaryBoard of Zoning Appeals

The Chester Township Board of ZoningAppeals will hold a public hearingMonday, May 13, 2013, 2012, in theChester Town Hall. 12701 ChillicotheRoad, at 7:00 p.m., at which time thefollowing request will be heard:

Conditional Use Request 2013-1 – ScottH. Honess for the Prince of Peace Churchrequests a new conditional use certificateto operate a church at 9319 Mayfield Road,Chester Township, and fails to meet therequirements of Section 6.00.0 ConditionalZoning Cer tificate Required, Section6.06.01 Churches C. Frontage, E. Yards,as set forth in the Chester Township ZoningResolution.

Appeal 2013-2 – Scott H. Honess for thePrince of Peace Church requests a varianceto erect a sign at 9319 Mayfield Road,Chester Township, but fails to meet therequirements of Section 9.01.0 L. GeneralRequirements for all Signs, as set for th inthe Chester Township Zoning Resolution.

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fabulous in-law suite.

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CHESTERLAND OFFICEWAREHOUSE SPACEon Rt. 322 (just east of 306)

2000 sq. ft. Bays with12 ft. overhead doors

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OFFICE SPACEChester Business Park

8437 Mayfield Rd.

• Rental Units from 400 sq ft. & larger• Leases available 6 mos. & longer

• All Utilities includedBeautiful renovations ongoingCall for YOUR space TODAY!

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FOR ALL YOUR OUTDOOR NEEDS CALL440-256-2200440-256-2200440-256-2200440-256-2200440-256-2200

FREE ESTIMATES

Senior CitizenDiscountsOver 20 Years

Experience

Lawn MaintenanceLawn & Bed InstallationSpring & Fall Clean-upsMulching • FertilizingAerating • DethatchingBrick Patios & WalkwaysPavers • Retaining WallsFire Pits • DecksOutdoor KitchensDrainage Work

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Apples, Maple Syrup, Fresh Apple Cider,Pies & Donuts!11414 Caves Road

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FARM MARKET OPEN9-5 Daily, Year Round

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ResurfacingPatchwork

SealcoatingCommercial • Residential

Free Estimateswww.chagrinvalleypaving.com

New Asphalt,

Inc.

FREE ESTIMATES • Senior Discounts Available

CHUCK’S GARAGECOMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICES

AND ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS

11660 Chillicothe Roadbetween Wilson Mills & Mulberry Rds.

(building in rear)Chesterland, Ohio440-729-3008

$$$ PAYING CASH $$$FOR USED CARS, TRUCKS,

CONSTRUCTION EQUIP.,TRACTORS,MOTORCYCLES

Site Cleanups with Dumpsters440-862-5706 • 440-254-4281440-862-5706 • 440-254-4281440-862-5706 • 440-254-4281440-862-5706 • 440-254-4281440-862-5706 • 440-254-4281

VACATION RENTALBeautiful 2 story, St. PeteBeach, Florida home; 4 �baths, sleeps 8. New furniture,game room. Open water viewon intercostals. Private pool,pavilion and spa. Fishing,boating, water skiing fromown dock. Minutes to gulfbeaches. Weekly, monthlyrentals. Call 440-729-9001 oremail [email protected].

SERVICES

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.

Color copies, great price! TheChesterland News offers fullservice copying. Color orBlack ink, any quantity onany paper. 8389 MayfieldRoad, 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, broc-hures and business cards.8389 Mayfield Road, Chester-land, 440-729-7667.

Resumes: Resumes can be

typed for you at the Chester-land News, 8389 MayfieldRoad, Chesterland, 440-729-7667.

Construction and backhoeservice: Specializing inreplacing old drain tiles andcatch basins, reshape graveldriveways. Hauling of demo-lition materials. Call Mike,440729-7810.

Babysitter/nanny, availableto care for your child. Every-day after school and week-ends. Experience with allages and some special needschildren. References. CallPaige at 216-246-6694.

Offering special discounts forinterior and exterior paintingand staining this season. 14years experience. Professi-onal insured, call Dan at 440-342-4552.

Guitar/Bass guitar, theory,songwriting and beginningpiano lessons. Denny Carle-ton, instructor, West GeaugaMarket House. 216-392-8749 [email protected].

Music Lessons - guitar -beginning to advanced. Rock,jazz, classical. All bandinstruments. Drums (win-ter/spring road lessons)Consignments, repairs, sales.440-221-2274.

Mowing and lawn care - rea-sonable, dependable. 440-729-9400.

Plumbing: Professional,affordable, reliable. Waterheaters, toilets, faucets, draincleaning. 440-537-6045 or 440-285-0800.

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

Carpenter - 30 years experi-ence. Kitchen, decks, finishwork, doors, storm doors,small jobs also. 440-729-8157.

Lawn maintenance, retiredlandscaper will cut your

lawn, etc. Low rates, 440-338-6404. Pay cash and save.

Painting - home exteriors andinteriors. Free estimates, ref-erences. 440-564-7404.

Pressure washing and deckrefinishing. Chesterland resi-dent, references. 440-342-4552.

Free removal of scrap metaland appliances. 440-342-4552.


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Township andthe surrounding

communities,pick up a copy of

this week’sGeauga County

Maple Leaf.

H & K Inc.ROOFING • GUTTERSSIDING & WINDOWS

FREE ESTIMATESBonded & Insured • Local Company

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Tractors, Mowers,Boat Motors, etc.

John • 440-478-0483

The Tractor ScrapperFree Removal of UnwantedLawn & Garden Equipment

PERKINS EXCAVATINGOver 30 years Experience & Loyal Service

Drainage Work • Driveway GradingBrush Hogging • Land Clearing

Demolition Work • PondsBasement Waterproofing

Gravel • Topsoil • Tree Work440-862-5706 • 440-254-4281440-862-5706 • 440-254-4281440-862-5706 • 440-254-4281440-862-5706 • 440-254-4281440-862-5706 • 440-254-4281

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BUCKEYE

STUMP GRINDING

Specializing inTree Stump Removal

Fully InsuredFree Estimates

Rich Lynce

440-289-6541

FREE ESTIMATESwww.buckeyestumpgrinding.com

L. Caticchio & SonLandscaping Inc.

440-567-1231www.lcands.com

Protect annuals andperennials year-round

with ourdeer repellent program.

APEXLAND MANAGEMENT

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and Walkways• Interlocking Retaining Walls• Ponds and Landscaped Patios

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GENERATOR SYSTEMS

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Established 1958

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itchens/Bathsntrywayso Job Too Smallerving Chesterland Area

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PUBLIC AUCTIONStore One, Inc., dba Chesterland Mini-Storage, 11695 Chill icothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 will offer thefollowing described property for sale atpublic auction to be held at ChesterlandMini-Storage, 11695 Chillicothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 on May 18,2013 at 10:00 am: folding table, highchair, toys, sound system, andmiscellaneous items. Dave Mackin,whose last known address is 21531Miller Ave., Cleveland OH 44119, is theperson renting the storage space inwhich the above-described personalproper ty was stored. For informationconcerning the property or sale, contactJohn See at Chesterland Mini-Storage,11695 Chillicothe Road, Chesterland,Ohio 44026.

Phone: 440-729-0099 or by emailat [email protected]

PUBLIC AUCTIONStore One, Inc., dba Chesterland Mini-Storage, 11695 Chill icothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 will offer thefollowing described property for sale atpublic auction to be held at ChesterlandMini-Storage, 11695 Chillicothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 on May 18,2013 at 10:00 am: clothing andmiscellaneous items. Debbie Brewer,whose last known address is 16246 E.High Street, Apt. 205, Middlefield OH44062, is the person renting the storagespace in which the above-describedpersonal proper ty was stored. Forinformation concerning the property orsale, contact John See at ChesterlandMini-Storage, 11695 Chillicothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026.


PUBLIC AUCTIONStore One, Inc., dba Chesterland Mini-Storage, 11695 Chill icothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 will offer thefollowing described property for sale atpublic auction to be held at ChesterlandMini-Storage, 11695 Chillicothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 on May 18,2013 at 10:00 am: wicker furniture,glassware, and miscellaneous items.Dorothy Lesinski, whose last knownaddress is 261 Richmond Rd., ClevelandOH 44143, is the person renting thestorage space in which the above-described personal property was stored.For information concerning the propertyor sale, contact John See at ChesterlandMini-Storage, 11695 Chillicothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026.


PUBLIC AUCTIONStore One, Inc., dba Chesterland Mini-Storage, 11695 Chill icothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 will offer thefollowing described property for sale atpublic auction to be held at ChesterlandMini-Storage, 11695 Chillicothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 on May 18,2013 at 10:00 am: table saw, shop vac,tools, skis, and miscellaneous items.Ramunas Vidziunas, whose last knownaddress is 5609 S. Karlov, Chicago IL60629, is the person renting the storagespace in which the above-describedpersonal proper ty was stored. Forinformation concerning the property orsale, contact John See at ChesterlandMini-Storage, 11695 Chillicothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026.


PUBLIC AUCTIONStore One, Inc., dba Chesterland Mini-Storage, 11695 Chill icothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 will offer thefollowing described property for sale atpublic auction to be held at ChesterlandMini-Storage, 11695 Chillicothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 on May 18,2013 at 10:00 am: furniture, smallkitchen appliances, sewing machine,and miscellaneous items. BeatrixRosenstock, whose last known addressis P.O. Box 212, Chardon OH 44026, isthe person renting the storage space inwhich the above-described personalproper ty was stored. For informationconcerning the property or sale, contactJohn See at Chesterland Mini-Storage,11695 Chillicothe Road, Chesterland,Ohio 44026.


PUBLIC AUCTIONStore One, Inc., dba Chesterland Mini-Storage, 11695 Chill icothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 will offer thefollowing described property for sale atpublic auction to be held at ChesterlandMini-Storage, 11695 Chillicothe Road,Chesterland, Ohio 44026 on May 18,2013 at 10:00 am: bicycles, furniture,trunks, glassware, and miscellaneousitems. Jennifer Rogers, whose lastknown address is 6703 Seneca Rd.,Mayfield Village OH 44143, is the personrenting the storage space in which theabove-described personal property wasstored. For information concerning theproperty or sale, contact John See atChesterland Mini-Storage, 11695Chillicothe Road, Chesterland, Ohio44026.


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