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By Ann Wishart

The pastoral campus of theBessie Benner MetzenbaumCenter is about to undergosome structural changes thatshould be good for the residentsas well as the staff.When the four buildings that

house the center’s developmen-tally disabled residents areremodeled in the next year or so,the number of individuals livingon campus will decrease to 25,said Michelle Hawthorne, inter-mediate care facility manager.When the four buildings

were first constructed, therewere about 40 residents on thecampus, she said.

“Each (unit) was designedto be a home with a house man-ager who cared for eight peo-ple,” Hawthorne said.It was a kind of foster

arrangement with higher-func-tioning folks who were mobileand able to be involved in moreactivities, such as playing base-ball, she said. Those now remaining at the

center spend part of their dayseither at the school nearbywhere they can enjoy the poolor art and music, or at the shel-tered workshop.Still, at the end of the day,

crowded conditions prevail andcause friction.

In the 1980’s, there were usu-ally two people in a bedroomand the homes had communitybathrooms, said Don Rice,superintendent of the county’sboard of developmental disabil-ities.

Renovation Vital to PurposeWalking through the larger

of the four units, their age isapparent. Worn purple carpets and

lime-green bath tiles go backdecades. Although proper upkeep of

the building is evident, thechopped-up floor-plan is ineffi-cient for supervision of the indi-viduals now in residence anddifficult for people with mo-bilty issues, Hawthorne said.“Today, most are mobility

limited,” she said, with many inwheelchairs. They are also essentially

non-verbal, so having two in abedroom is awkward, Rice said.The close quarters are fine

for mobile, speaking individuals,not so good otherwise.“Having another adult in

your bedroom is not normal foradults,” Rice said, adding it canlead to behavioral problems.So the remodeling includes

six bedrooms per unit, most ofwhich will be suites with sharedbathrooms.

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Near the end of a four and ahalf hour Chester TownshipTrustees meeting Thursday, infront of a standing-room-onlycrowd, former Fiscal OfficerKaren Austin accused townshipofficials of mishandling thetownship’s finances over thepast year since she left office. Austin read her remarks from

a letter she said she planned todistribute to the news media andother public officials. The discussion quickly degen-

erated into a lengthy shoutingmatch between Austin andTrustee Judy Caputo, whobecame visibly shaken whenAustin asked why trustees hadrecently brought in Local Gov-ernment Services, a branch of theOhio Auditor of State’s Office, toexamine the township’s booksduring the past year. “Who’s exactly watching

over our finances?” Austin asked

trustees. “Are we going back andrepeating history?” Austin was apparently com-

paring the current financial situ-ation to the Michael Spellmanscandal of almost 10 years ago,when the township’s previousfiscal officer was convicted ofstealing more than $4 million intownship funds. Spellman is currently in

prison for his crimes, but somein the community remain waryof township officials’ financialdealings as a result. Austin accused trustees of

denying her requests to see thefindings of the local govern-ment audit, which trustees saidis not yet completed. She said that she believed

trustees had violated the OhioSunshine Law by not notifyingthe public 24 hours before spe-cial meetings.

Former Clerk Accuses ChesterOfficials of Financial Bungling

Chester Officials• Page 3

Metzenbaum Renovation Starting Next MonthBy Ann Wishart

Merging the maintenanceand road departments to savemoney and reorganize the gen-eral fund took up part of theRussell Township Trustees spe-cial meeting last Tuesday.In an effort to deal with

state funding cuts and elimina-tion of the inheritance tax thatwould lead to a general funddeficit of $583,000 in 2015,township officials have beenmaking numerous changes. The combination of the

maintenance department withthe road department was at thetop of the list developed overthe last few months.

Maintenance Superinten-dent Jack Gallagher, who hasbeen using the old fire stationfor equipment and materialsstorage, has announced his res-ignation as of Nov. 15, leadingofficials to set the merger datefor Nov. 16. At that point, Gallagher’s

assistant, Vince Gambino, willbegin reporting to Road Super-intendent Gene Layne, a movethat will place his pay and bene-fits within the road departmentbudget, Fiscal Officer ChuckWalder said last Thursday.Trustees agreed not to

change the name of the merged

Russell Service Depts. Merge

By Gwen Cooper

After a brief huddle, theWest Geauga Field TurfCommittee has passed the ballto seek donations for installingartificial turf at Howell Field atthe high school.Following an introduction by

school board member MichaelKilroy and a discussion betweenthe committee and the board,the West Geauga Schools Boardof Education voted Mondaynight to allow the group tosolicit funds for the estimated$650,000 project designed to

accommodate football, soccerand lacrosse games.The school board members

stipulated, however, the moneybe deposited into a schoolaccount and the turf committeeprovide a monthly status report.The group’s spokesman,

Chester Township resident TimRitt, said the committee plansto begin selling commemorativebricks through the footballteam’s Gridiron Club to raisefunds at the opening home foot-ball game against Chardon.

West Geauga BOE ApprovesFundraising For HS Field Turf

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JOHN KARLOVEC/CNHannah Zannetti, a sophomore member of the West Geauga varsity volleyball team, gets thrown from a mechanical bullwhile her teammates look on during Saturday's ChesterFest at Chester Township Parkside Park. See page 10 for collage.

SUBMITTEDIntemediate Care Facility Manager Michelle Hawthorne, right, explains thedownsizing program at Bessie Benner Metzenbaum Center in ChesterTownship to a family of a center resident last April. The center’s residen-tial housing will be renovated beginning in September.

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Austin said current FiscalOfficer Mike Stark, her succes-sor, is at the center of the finan-cial difficulties. Stark did not attend Thurs-

day’s meeting. Austin said Stark had mis-

takenly listed the same $640,000in two places in the 2014 budgetthat trustees recently passed andsent to the county budget com-mission for approval. “When the fiscal officer sub-

mitted the budget, $640,000 waslisted as the beginning balanceand listed a second time as esti-mated revenue,” Austin accused.“Nobody saw it till the budgetcommission had to tell youabout it. Checks and balancesare supposed to be in place, butcurrently it doesn’t seem to beworking in Chester Township.” She said on Aug. 8, Stark

told trustees he was decreasingthe certificate of estimatedresources. Trustee Judy Caputo said

she had questioned the discrep-ancy and believed the only wayto resolve it had been todecrease the appropriation tomake the budget balance. Caputo told Austin Ohio law

only requires local governmentsalert the media at least 24 hoursbefore a special meeting andthat email notification to indi-vidual residents is merely acourtesy and not required underthe Sunshine law. She denied any wrongdoing. Austin said in March, trust-

ees approved $126,000 in ap-propriations to the road depart-ment, but had only $16,000available. “Why did you guys wait till

Aug. 13 to finally correct it?That’s a heck of a lot of time,”Austin said. Caputo, visibly upset, said

she had been dealing with somepersonal family issues at thattime and said she was “about tolose it” about Austin’s comments.

“I know I’m supposed to bea trustee 24/7, but I had personalissues at that time,” Caputosaid. “Did I slide? Yes.” Trustee Mike Joyce inter-

jected and said, “That’s enough;we’re moving on.”Resident and former Trustee

Ron Cotman added, “Maybethe fiscal officer needs moretraining.” “I see a big red flag when

Local Government Services hasto come in and reconcile 15months’ worth of bank state-ments,” his wife, Cathy Cotman,told trustees. Joyce said he would decline

comment on that, adding the LGShad not completed its findings. “We will meet with LGS

next week,” Caputo told her. Austin said any discussions

with LGS had to be done dur-ing an open public meeting. Caputo said Austin’s earlier

public records request concern-ing the LGS contract had mis-takenly been rejected on thebasis that it was attorney-clientprivilege. “I found out yesterday that

it is not a confidential contract,”Caputo told Austin. Austin said trustees are not

up to date with the finances. “We went through this

before,” she said adding herphone messages to Stark gounanswered.Caputo said because Stark’s

position is elected, he is notanswerable to trustees, nor aretrustees answerable to him.

She acknowledged whenAustin was fiscal officer, thetownship’s books were goneover line-by-line with trusteesevery month. “You don’t do that any-

more,” Austin told her. Joyce asked the board to

move on with the meeting.Cathy Cotman accused

trustees of over-reporting thebudget to bring it up to $10.6million so trustees’ salary, bystate law calculated on the basisof the budget, would be thehighest allowed by law. “If it’s under $10 million,

your salaries would be five or sixthousand less,” she told trustees.

She asked Joyce what thelaw requires for special meetingnotification. He told her the lawrequires the news media benotified at least 24 hours beforea meeting and the township hadcomplied with the rule. “I think we did that plainly

enough,” Joyce said. Trustees adjourned the

meeting at 11:35 p.m.

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Aug. 28: FreeCommunity Lunch11 a.m. to 1 p.m.Join at St. Mark Lutheran

Church, 11900 ChillicotheRoad, Chester Township, for afree community lunch. Held in the Fellowship Hall. Presented by the Women’s

League at St. Mark. All are welcome. Call 440-729-1668 for more

information.

Aug. 30: Food Pantry10 a.m. to 2 p.m.The food pantry at Chester

Christian Center A/G Church,11815 Chillicothe Road, ChesterTownship, is open to the com-munity. Pantry is open to anyone in

the community in need of food. Call 440-729-6203 for more

information.

Aug. 31: FishingTournamentSkilled professionals or

beginner fishermen, boat or noboat, are welcome to join withJimmy Houston in conjunctionwith Word of Grace Church fora multi-species fishing tourna-ment. Held at Pymatuning State

Park, 100 Pymatuning LakeRoad, Andover.Check in, 6-11 a.m.Weigh-in no later than 3 p.m. $10 registration fee or $25

on-site registration; pre-registra-tion ends Aug. 23. All participants must possess

current fishing license. First-place winner receives

$1,000. Call 440-729-7006 for rules,

to register or for more informa-tion.

Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30:Square Dance Lessons7-9 p.m.Broken Wheel Square

Dance Club will be offeringmodern square dance lessonsevery Monday in September. Sept. 9 and 16 are free fun

nights. Held at Community Church

of Christ, 9017 ChillicotheRoad, Kirtland. Call 440-257-1851 for more

information.

Sept. 5: CCOC GolfClassicAll are welcome to golf in

the Chesterland Chamber ofCommerce Annual Golf Classic.

Held at St. Denis GolfCourse, 10660 Chardon Road,Chardon. 9 a.m. registration; 11 a.m.

shotgun start. Proceeds benefit the mis-

sions of the Chesterland Cham-ber of Commerce. Raffles, breakfast, skins, mul-

ligans, skin games, free drivingrange, winner take all puttingchallenge, lunch, hole-in-one carcontest, prizes, giveaways, skillshot contest, drinks, appetizersand dinner available. $125 per individual golfer. Dinner includes one dozen

clams, New England clam chow-der, one half chicken, sweetpotato, corn on the cob, rolls,butter and beverages. Clamsmay be substituted for a 12ounce strip steak. Not a golfer? Join for a

clambake or steak dinner for$45.Sponsorship opportunities

available. Register online at www.

chesterlandchamber.com or call440-729-7297 for more informa-tion.

Sept. 7: ChesterlandApple Festival9 a.m. to 7 p.m.The first annual Chesterland

Apple Festival will be held atWest Geauga Plaza, northwestquadrant of Mayfield and Chill-icothe roads. The festival is a nonprofit

event that will highlight theattractions of Chester Townshipwhich, to many in the region, isthe bridge between suburbanCuyahoga County and ruralGeauga. Home to fruit farms, golf

courses, a historic village and avariety of small businesses,Chester Township is a destina-tion for many in NortheastOhio. Activities include food ven-

dors, arts and crafts show, musicby a variety of individuals andgroups, pie baking contest, pigroast and a “Cruise In” of vin-tage cars. Eddy Fruit Farm and Mul-

berry Corners will be on handwith apples, pumpkins and relat-ed products, along with kids’activities and demonstrations.The arts and craft show will

feature Geauga County artists,with special emphasis on artistsfrom Chester Township. Vend-ors include painters, potters,sculptors, jewelry makers andfiber artists.A pie baking contest also

available. Registration formsavailable at Chesterland Floral. Professional bakers and any-

one under 16 years old not eligi-ble. Deadline Sept. 6. No store bought pies or

crusts. No pies that need refrig-eration. Judging held between5-5:30 .m. at the festival. Twocategories are pumpkin andapple.

Free admission.Call Kathy Fadorsen, 440-

729-3130, or email [email protected], for moreinformation.

Sept. 9: Girl ScoutRecruitment Night6:45 p.m. Come learn about Girls

Scouts at Girl Scout Recruit-ment Night.Held at Geauga West Li-

brary, 13455 Chillicothe Road,Chester Township. Currently looking for lead-

ers. Call Amy Reynolds, 440-256-

1535 or [email protected] for more information.

Sept. 14: MunsonTownship Flea Market9 a.m. to 2 p.m.Mark calendars for Munson

Township’s annual outdoor fleamarket held at Munson TownshipPark, 12641 Bass Lake Road. Stop in and browse for a

special treasure or rent a spaceto get rid of unwanted clutter. Visit www.munsontwp.com

to download a form to rent aspace. Call 440-286-9255 for more

information.

Sept. 14: ChesterlandLions Poor Man’s Raffle5 p.m. to midnightJoin the Chesterland Lions

for the 16th annual Poor Man'sReverse Raffle and ChineseAuction at the SNPJ Hall, 10946Heath Road, Kirtland. Tickets are $60 per couple or

$40 for single ticket. Ticket price includes roast

beef and pork dinner, beer/wineand music. Raffle format will be to draw

five numbers only. Call Mike Stark, 440-666-

5600, for more information.

Sept. 21: CommunityRecycling Day9 a.m. to 1 p.m.West Geauga residents and

business are welcome to join atthe Drug Mart Plaza, 12575Chillicothe Road, ChesterTownship, for document shred-ding, electronics and metal recy-cling. See flyer in this week’s

paper for items accepted. Sponsored by the Kiwanis

Club of West Geauga in con-junction with Chester Township. Tax deductible receipts

available upon request. Call Ken Mantey, 440-729-

2869, for more information.

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Donations for the turf proj-ect will be tax-deductiblebecause the funds will go to theschool, he said.Ritt said he is confident the

group will raise the moneythrough individual and corporate

donations, along with in-kinddonations for excavating work. The group already has verbal

commitments for about one-third of the funds through “word-of-mouth” discussions, he said.West Geauga is one of the

last schools in the ChagrinValley Conference ChagrinDivison that does not have aturf stadium, while ChagrinFalls, Kenston and Orangeschool districts have them.“It’s becoming a necessity,”

Ritt said.The cost includes about

$350,000 for the turf carpetingand $100,000 in sand, stone andother materials. The remaining$200,000 is an estimate for labor.The committee is consider-

ing a supplier named FieldTurf.The estimate is on the high

side, Ritt said. If more funds are raised

than are needed, the surpluscould be used to resurface thetrack and add other compo-nents, such as a cork layer thatwould help keep the field coolerin hot weather.

If the group is successful,work could begin on the field inJune 2014 and be completed intime for the 2014 fall sports sea-son. Construction is estimatedto take 30 days, Ritt said.Superintendent Geoff Palm-

er praised the group for beingbusiness-oriented.“They have an excellent

plan in place and I am confidentthey will succeed,” he added.Another committee mem-

ber, Joe Mazzurco, attended theAug. 19 meeting.“I’m a West G graduate and

a football coach,” he said. “Ireally want to see this happenfor our students.”Ritt said he has three chil-

dren in the West Geauga schooldistrict.“I have two daughters who

are in gymnastics,” he said.“They’ll never use the field, butmy son, who is in second grade,might. I just believe in the proj-ect and want to help.”Ritt also named Bill Patt-

erson as another key committeemember. Patterson was not atthe meeting.

department to “service depart-ment” but to leave it as the roaddepartment. The road department has

been supported by the generalfund in the past, but trustees areplacing a 1.1-mill road andbridge levy on the Novemberballot.If it passes, the levy would

provide the department with itsown funds. Keeping its name as the

road department avoids confu-sion, Walder said.Trustee Jim Dickinson said

the old fire station could becleaned out and trustees shouldconsider what to do with it. Trustee Jim Mueller recom-

mended a gradual shift.“I think Gene Layne needs a

little bit of a free hand,” he said. Joining the departments and

combining some of the respon-sibilities may take time to workout and Layne may want toorganize the department a littledifferently, Mueller said. Trustee Justin Madden said

the township may end up out-sourcing some of the work doneby the maintenance departmentin the past.“We want to let Gene do

things as he sees fit,” Maddensaid, adding the trustees canprovide guidance when needed.“(The department) will

morph as it goes along. Genemay find ways to streamline(operations,)” Mueller said.Not replacing the mainte-

nance supervisor will save thetownship about $100,000 peryear, Walder said last Thursday.

General building mainte-nance will be the responsibilityof the separate departmentheads and will come out of theirbudgets as well. Walder said the fire and

police chief have been takingcare of their own buildings for awhile.Other levies on the ballot

include a five-year, 0.25-millcemetery levy and a 1.5-millreplacement continuous policelevy.In other action, trustees

accepted a date change for theretirement of Susan Baker, fis-cal officer assistant, to allow atleast 60 days between herretirement and her return as apart-time employee with thefire department. Walder said she will receive

a retirement payout of about$12,000 and Gallagher willreceive a $11,500 payout.Trustees also passed a reso-

lution authorizing Walder toapply for a credit card with thebank that offers the best deal. Walder said the township

will be reimbursed about $400by making an early payment tothe Ohio Bureau of Workers’Compensation.The bureau recommends

taking advantage of the 1 per-cent payback from the creditcard, Walder said. The card is there specifically

for the bureau payments, butthere is also a 2 percent pay-back on office supplies, he said.Trustees also said the deteri-

orating, burned-out house onHemlock Point Road owned byAnnette Scott is now part of abankruptcy filing.

Secretary Melissa Palmersaid she asked the township’slegal counsel, Geauga CountyAssistant Prosecuting AttorneySheila Salem, if a township cango ahead with Russell trustees’intent to have the desertedhouse demolished and was toldprobably not. Trustees recommended Pal-

mer talk to a bankruptcy attorneyto find out if a township qualifiesas an entity that is exempt frombankruptcy protection and maytear down buildings that consti-tute a danger to the health andsafety of the community.


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A large, wooden table fills ameeting room at ArabicaCoffee House in ChesterTownship. A vertical neon “ICECREAM” sign stands in a cor-ner, next to a potted plant.Around the table, local busi-

ness owners are planning theupcoming Chesterland AppleFestival, which will run from 9a.m. to 6 p.m. Sept. 7 at WestGeauga Plaza.And they’re hoping the festi-

val will be as enjoyable as theArabica roast brewing in a near-by machine. The business owners — West

Geauga Plaza manager TomBasista, Chesterland Floral’sKathy Kavulis and Arabica’sKathy Fadorsen — discussedfinal preparations for the festivalat a Monday morning meeting.

The festival will featuremusic, a car-cruise in, inflatableplay areas, an arts and craftsshow and, of course, food. Bands such as Sweta Datta, a

pop act just returning fromNashville, and classic rockvocalist Cora Pollard will kickoff the show at noon. Bluegrass from Raccoon

County, as well as classic rockfrom Red Letter and BakedAlaska will fill the afternoon.Jennifer Dessofy and theRenegades’ vocal ensemble willentertain between the rockmusic.Mr. Excavator of Kirtland

will provide a flatbed truck thatwill double as a band stage,Basista said.A car cruise-in will run from

2:30-6 p.m. in the main parkinglot behind the plaza’s east wing,while inflatables like a castlebounce house and fire engineslide will dot the main area ofthe plaza from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Eddy’s Fruit Farm will pro-

vide an arts and crafts tent forchildren, while Mulberry Cor-ners will host pumpkin-relatedactivities.

Kavulis will coordinate apie-baking contest, which willtake place next to ChesterlandFloral in the plaza.And, in tribute to the festi-

val’s namesake, there will befood, especially apple-themeddishes. LaPuma Bakery will sell

wares. Other vendors, such asOur Town Café, will sell tradi-tional American classics like hotdogs, hamburgers and Frenchfries. Also, Callam’s Restaurant

will hold a pig roast, Basistasaid, adding “it sounds deli-cious.”“I’m even going to try my

hand at making apple dump-lings,” Fadorsen said.Eddy’s Fruit Farm will sell

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The full kitchens in eachbuilding will be converted towarming kitchens with the foodfor all prepared in the largerbuilding. The kitchen cabinets that

block the supervisor’s view ofthe main room and the diningroom will be converted to stor-age cabinets in other locations,leaving the entire living areaopen to supervision.“Someone standing here will

be able to monitor everythinggoing on,” said Rice, standing inthe warming kitchen of the larg-er home.

Center PopulationDecreasedThat building, the first

scheduled for renovation begin-ning as early as September, isempty. The population of campus

residents has been graduallydecreased as Metzenbaum fol-lows the state’s mandate thatmany disabled adults be movedto community homes.These homes, spread around

the county, usually have four res-idents each and 24/7 supervision. Most of those individuals

are able to communicate ver-bally and have been pleased tomove from the crowded quar-ters at the center, Rice said. Having their own bedrooms

makes the transition fairly easyfor the residents.

Overall, the 21 facilitiesmanaged by Maple Leaf Homesare home for about 80 residents,he said.

Maple Leaf Homes is look-ing for more four-bedroomhomes to convert, Rice said.Hawthorne said the staff

prepares an individual transi-tion plan for each resident andhis or her family.It includes visits to the new

location, meeting housematesand having dinner. Any behav-ioral problems usually work outin the first few weeks of themove, Rice said.

One Central KitchenThe new food preparation

plans include getting commer-cial-sized refrigerators andfreezers to replace the residen-tial units that have been in usefor many years.

At least one of the refrigera-tors, currently located in thebasement of the larger unit, isavocado green, Hawthorne said.The central home has more

area because there were livingquarters added on some yearsback. That part will be convertedinto the main kitchen and mealswill be taken to the other threehomes on campus, she said. Each home also has a front

porch that will be enclosed togive the units more area tomaneuver six wheelchairs formeals and daily living, Haw-thorne said.

“More space means lessbehavior (problems),” she said.“That’s a good thing.”Since the Geauga County

Commissioners approvedGottschalk Building Companyas the contractor for the entire$1.5 million project last week,work could begin in earlySeptember and be done by theend of 2014, Rice said.As each home is completed,

residents will be transferred outof the next home on the list tothe refurbished one.The entire cost will be reim-

bursed through Medicaid overtime by depreciation, Rice said.

The downsizing was ann-ounced on April 12 and familieswere informed the center wouldbe moving some residents tocommunity homes, Rice said. Those who moved did so

voluntarily, he said, adding,“Those who are staying herechose to stay here.

Metz Centerfrom page 1

“More spacemeans lessbehavior(problems). That’sa good thing.” - Michelle Hawthorne

“Those who arestaying herechose to stayhere.”- Don Rice

SUBMITTEDFloor plan for renovation of the largest residence at Mezenbaum Center in Chester.

There will be a one-mile dogwalk, a dog-friendly Vendor’sRow, canine contests, adoptablepets and the annual Blessing ofthe Animals at 9:30 a.m.A complete list of festival

activities can be found atwww.geaugahumane.org/events/woofstock.html or follow onFacebook.$5 parking. Proceeds benefit Rescue

Village.

Sept. 28: Fall Jamboree 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Families and friends are invit-

ed to Eddy Fruit Farm, 12079Caves Road, Chester Township,for a day of festivities and musicfollowed by an evening withentertainment for the adults.Clay Eddy Field Association

and Building Homes and Hopein Haiti are sponsoring thisevent, which will benefit chil-dren locally and internationally. The Clay Eddy Fields, locat-

ed on 4 acres adjacent to EddyFruit Farm, have playing fieldsand facilities for organized

youth t-ball, baseball, soccer andsoftball teams. Building Homes and Hope in

Haiti is an organization foundedin 2010 following the massiveearthquake in Haiti. Family and friends of all

ages welcome.Entertainment includes

clowns, music, pumpkin andface painting and a variety ofgames. Enjoy buying farm fresh

produce including pumpkinsand pick own apples. Lunch available for $10. Donation items for Geauga

County Animal Shelter andRescue Village welcomed.Evening activities begin with

a BBQ rib and chicken dinner,served from 6-7:30 p.m. Live entertainment and

dancing to the classical countrymusic of the Fort HuntsburgBand following. Live and silent auctions and

surprise fun games available. Tickets for the adult dinner

and entertainment are $40 perperson.

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That festival, which beganduring a meeting betweenElyria-area bankers and busi-ness owners in 1980, nowattracts over 100,000 visitorsannually during three days inlate September, according tothe Elyria Festival website.“I just thought it was inter-

esting,” Fadorsen said, addingshe presented the idea to a localrestaurant owner. Over time, a planning team

came together and concrete

preparations began in earnestsometime in the last year. “It’s nice to see most of the

plaza’s owners are involved,”she said.The group will promote the

apple festival on a local AMradio, polka-themed channel,Fadorsen added.The business owners said

having local companies andsupporters host an apple festi-val was a natural progressionfrom other community-basedfestivals. Willoughby Hills hosts the

Corn Festival in August, whileKirtland has the Strawberry

Festival in June and Huntsburghosts a Pumpkin Festival inOctober.“We have St. Anselm’s

Church Festival in May,” Basistasaid, adding that event has been“around for decades.”But he said Chester Town-

ship needed to create an eventthat would speak to the town’sagricultural heritage.“There are so many apple

orchards around here,” headded.

‘We Have To Be Involved’Kavulis said the township is

working to create a sense of

community with events such asthe apple festival and Chester-Fest, a community picnic heldthis past Saturday at ParksidePark.The apple festival planning

committee will have a booth atChesterFest, she said.ChesterFest, formerly the

Chesterland Community Picnic,held its inaugural event in 2011at Orchard Hills Park, but movedto the center of town this year.“Community members, es-

pecially our youth, need to beproud of their town’s heritage,”Basista said.Fadorsen said the township’s

small businesses are a vital cogin its existence, while Basistasaid money spent at small busi-nesses in Chester goes back tothe community.

“We couldn’t do somethinglike this without the support ofthem,” Fadorsen said. “We haveto be involved. We have to dosomething to get our names outthere. This is one of thoseopportunities to do so.”She added, “The more peo-

ple see us, the more they knowus and the more they will knowthe community around them.”

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Ferrando**, Victoria Kowalski,Lorenzo Linek**, Liza Marra,Grace Ostrosky**, MadelineOstrosky, Christiana Paul,Kaitlin Pudelski***, KylePudelski*** and KatieReynolds*.

Other Schools, HomeschoolMary Adamic, Jillian

Akucewich, Raven Akucewich*,Charlie DiFranco, Jillian Fedor,Hudson Kubiak, Joshua Kubiak,Esmeralda Liyan, WinstonMassey*, Megan McGinnis*,Ryan McGinnis*, AbbeyO’Keefe*, Parker O’Keefe*,Owen Puletti and MeganWilson.

Read to MeRocco DiFranco, Ethan

Domonkos, Marissa McHugh,Nicholas Montgomery**, MateoPaul, Lily Rader and J.J.Rubinski.

GATES M I L LSL I BRARYGates Mills Library is at

1491 Chagrin River Road. Formore information on these pro-grams or to register, call 440-423-4808 or register in person.

STORY T IMES

FamilyWednesdays, 10-10:30 a.m.Join for a program of

rhymes, songs, fingerplays andstories for children not yet inKindergarten.

Baby & Me/ToddlerThursdays, 10-10:30 a.m. Join for a program of

rhymes, songs, fingerplays andbooks for babies from birththrough 35 months old andcaregivers.

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For more stories on Chester Township and the surrounding communities, pick up a copy of this

week’s Geauga County Maple Leaf.


AppreciationAlthough I am nearly a life-

long Chester Township resident,I have lived in my residence onSherman Road for only a fewshort years.State Route 306 and Sher-

man Road is a high traveledintersection and anyone drivingon Sherman across 306, letalone walking, is taking theirlife in their own hands. Frombeing tailgated, having hornsblown, cars going around turn-ing traffic, to inappropriate ges-tures and being yelled at, notthe mention the accidents, it’sbecoming dangerous for us toeven pick up litter or cut gras sduring high traffic times. The officers who patrol the

45 mph zone of Sherman Roadbetween 306 and Sperry Road,and the 35 mph zone of 306from the area of the MarketHouse to just south of WilsonMills Road, should know weappreciate their efforts in slow-ing down drivers in this area. It’s nice to know that 25

mph zones don’t always takeprecedence.

Special thanks and gratitudeto Sgt. Barco, Office Foster,Shipley and DiCicco, who worksecond shift and get the home-ward-bound rush hour trafficfor patrolling these two areas,among others. I also thank the officers

from the other shifts who I donot get to see regularly forpatrolling the same. I have asked the Ohio State

Highway Patrol to monitor thearea for speed, excessive take-off (squealing tires) and ex-tremely loud vehicles with noexhaust, for which they re-sponded positively.Together, all of the Chester

Police Department officershave done their best to help theresidents of this area feel a littlesafe.

William A. RussellChester Township

Elementary SchoolLibrarians In the Chesterland News

July 17 article “Cash BalancePositive, Expenses Down atWG,” a board of educationmember stated that the West Gdistrict’s “only librarian” hadretired.

I would like to correct anymisconceptions this commentmay have created. Let us assureour elementary school familiesthat both Lindsey and Westwoodschools have been, and continueto be, staffed by full-time clerk-librarians (who also travel to themiddle and high school buildingsto assist in the libraries there.) In addition to everyday cleri-

cal activities such as circulationand shelving, we perform librari-an duties such as meeting witheach K-5 class every week for 30-45 minutes for book exchangeand discussion. We also presentliteracy and research activities. Weare responsible for our libraries’collection development andbudgeting, and we develop story-times to support classroom cur-riculums.So please be aware that your

elementary school libraries arewell-staffed and we continue toencourage your children to readfor enjoyment and enrichment;for as we often remind our stu-dents — “knowledge is power.” Thank you for allowing us to

clarify this situation.

Diane Gasdick, WestwoodElementary School ClerkLibrarianDarlene Zusy, Lindsey

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remaining days of August andall of September. Part of proceeds benefit the

Geauga YMCA and support theGeauga Council for the Arts. Artwork includes landscapes,

water scenes and florals, usinga new technique such as re-verse painting on glass andmetal collage. A Gates Mills Art Show

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The Great GeaugaCounty FairAug. 29- Sept. 2, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Geauga County FairgroundsVisit Geauga Park District at

The Great Geauga County Fairfor some offsite exploration of“Something’s Afoot: WhyNature Just Can’t Stay Put,” theexhibit opening in November atThe West Woods Nature Center.

The Sky TonightPlanetarium ShowSept. 1, 2-3 p.m.Observatory ParkOpen House, 1-4 p.m.Join during building open

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Geauga WalkersSept. 3, 1-2:30 p.m.Swine Creek ReservationJoin other active seniors on

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For Sale: 2003 Lincoln Town

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black top, 63,700 miles,

loaded, excellent condition.

$8500. 440-729-1398.

1963 Chevrolet Impala, 2 door

hard top, disassembled. Will

consider offers. 440-338-5801.

EXERCISE CLASSES

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For rent: Gravel lot, fenced

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FOR SALESears Treadmill: Pro-FormT35, 2 HP, 17”x48” belt, excel-lent condition, $125. 440-256-8124, Kirtland.

For Sale: Seasoned Firewood-needs splitting. Also, 2”x4”for deck- best offer. Call 440-319-7616, evenings.

Table Saw- Jet JTAS-10-3, 5HP, 3-phase, will considerany reasonable offer. Tim,216-276-6725.

Carpet Sale: Beat EmpireToday and Home Depot oninstalled pricing, in home car-pet selection. Interior roompainting. Call Pat 216-324-3934.

Dell desktop computer, excel-lent condition. $99. 440-729-1035.

Dining room set with 4 chairsand china hutch, $125; Shop-rider wheel chair with charg-er, needs batteries androlling walker, both for $150.440-729-2461.

GARAGE SALES

If you need to have a movingsale, estate sale or garagesale, call Kathy Willis at 440-729-2790 for assistance. Ex-perienced. References avail-able. We are now doing par-tial estate buyouts.

Wanted: Grandma’s costumejewelry, compacts, perfume,linens, knickknacks. Grand-pa’s toys, trains, coins, bottlesand fishing lures. Also buy-ing misc. collections andestates. 440-338-5942.

Giant Sale: 8380 Lincoln Dr.,Chesterland. Aug. 28, 29, 30,31. Wed., Thurs., Sat., 9 a.m. to4 p.m. Fri., noon to 4 p.m.Antiques, misc. household,glasses, dishes, pots, pans,etc., furniture items. Toys,games, lots more.

Collectible items, furniture,decorative household items,chaise lounge, planter, glass-ware and much more.Wednesday and Thursday, 9a.m. to 5 p.m. 12160 ReserveLane, Chesterland.

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7890 Birchwood Drive,Chesterland. Thurs, Fri, Sat, 9a.m. to 3 p.m. Freezer chest,small dorm fridge, some furni-ture, pre-K and teacher mate-rials.

Huge multi-family garageand greenhouse sale: estateitems, vintage dolls, artwork,collectibles, furniture, gardenand planting supplies, giftitmes, mics. Household items.Rain or shine in our coveredgreenhouse. Thursday-Sat-urday. Aug. 29-31, 9 a.m. to 5p.m. Monticello Garden Cen-ter, 8639 Mayfield Road,Chesterland. 440-729-3500.

Garage sale: Thursday, 8/29,4-7 p.m,; Friday, 8/30, 9 a.m. tonoon. 11164 Caves Road,Chesterland, between Orch-ard Hills and Kimberly Lane.2 Step 2 lift & hide bookcaseswith pink lids, little tykes, lit-tle people, girls size 6,Thomas the Train, hemantoys, trains, antiques.

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HELP WANTED

Looking for the right individ-ual to clean & care for dogs ina private kennel. Weekendsonly. 440-729-4007.

Customer service positionavailable. 35 wpm typing. Parttime, must be willing to workweekend hours. ChesterlandLicense Bureau. 440-729-3648.

Help wanted. Driver educa-tion instructor flexible hours.Geauga County area Sub-urban Driving School willtrain $10 per hour to start.Joan, 440-729-4360.

West Geauga Rec Council islooking for: soccer refereesfor the fall season. Games areevenings and Saturday day-time. Competitive pay. Con-tact [email protected] apply.

Workers needed in: Portage-

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Color copies, great price! TheChesterland News offers fullservice copying. Color orBlack ink, any quantity onany paper. 8389 MayfieldRoad, Chester-land, 440-729-7667.

Scanning and fax serviceavailable at the ChesterlandNews, 8389 Mayfield Road,Chesterland, 440-729-7667.

Graphics, design, typesetting:Beautiful work done at theChesterland News. Logodesigns, letterheads, bro-chures and business cards.8389 Mayfield Road, Chest-erland, 440-729-7667.

Resumes: Resumes can betyped for you at the Chest-erland 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,440-729-7810.

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

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, aff-ordable, reliable. Waterheaters, toilets, faucets, draincleaning. 440-537-6045 or 440-285-0800.

Yard and storm damageclean-up, down tree removaland brush chipping. Call 440-729-9400.

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

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

Personal training: No excusespersonal training. Loseweight! Banish fat! Boostyour metabolism! Live longer!Transform your body! Seeresults! Call today! 440-729-0528.

Marshall and Lisa’s Handy-man & Dust Buster Services.No job too small, reasonablerates, senior discounts, in-sured & bonded. 330-636-6413or 330-843-3670.

Former local Marine accept-ing welding jobs. LincolnWelding School certified instick and mig welding. Willtransport items depending onsize and weight. Call Jeff forrates, 440-856-5617.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

Resurfacing Program for

2013 resurfacing projects will

be performed on Lynn Dr.,

Sherman Rd. (306-Caves), and

Summers Dr. starting approx-

imately September 2, 2013 to

October 15, 2013. For full proj-

ect schedule, please visit the

Township website at Chest

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questions please call the road

department at 440-729-9110.

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Friday. We cannot be respon-

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