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VOLUME 47 No. 17 Wednesday, September 11, 2013

By Diane Ryder

During an extra contentiousChester Township Trusteesmeeting Thursday night, in frontof a standing room only crowd,Fiscal Officer Mike Starkdefended his record againstcharges of mismanagementfrom former Fiscal OfficerKaren Austin.He then abruptly left the

meeting, announcing he wouldonly attend future meetingsquarterly, as required underOhio law.Stark requested his private

email address be published sohe could receive commentsfrom the public and said he wasconsidering resignation overwhat he termed a “despicable”character assassination byAustin.At the last meeting, which

Stark did not attend, Austinaccused Stark of mismanage-ment, including failure toreconcile bank statements and

entering a figure twice in thetownship’s appropriationsbudget.“When I was not here, there

was quite a bit of talk about thetownship finances,” Stark saidThursday, adding he hadprepared a presentation answer-ing Austin’s accusations.

He said he had been thetarget of character assass-inations by Austin and others,and when he had been comparedto former Fiscal Officer MichaelSpellman, in prison for stealingmillions in township funds, hehad to defend himself.“It’s character assassination

and I won’t stand for it,” Starksaid. “I need to speak mypiece.”Austin denied comparing

him specifically to Spellman,but had questioned whether“history was repeating itself” instatements she made during theAug. 22 meeting.Stark said officials with

Local Government Services, anarm of the Ohio Auditor’sOffice, had recently gone overthe bank reconciliations duringhis 18 month tenure and haddiscovered only two errorstotaling $1,776.07.

In addition, he refutedAustin’s claim he had mis-reported fire department fi-nances.“The township finances are

in good shape,” Stark assuredtrustees. “There was never anymissing money, as they wouldlead you to believe.”

He added, “I did have someproblems with reconciliation,but it’s not like balancing yourcheckbook.”Stark accused Austin of

leaving office without givinghim any guidance or help in thetransition, and showed photosof a trashed workplace withscattered files he said Austinleft behind.

He also countered Austinhad left office without comp-leting 34 sets of meetingminutes, had hired a consultantfor $7,500 to transcribe verbatimminutes, neglected to file titlesfor four township vehicles, owes$38,000 in back taxes on oneproperty she owns and $1,400on another, neglects main-taining her property and waspart owner of the formerHonky Tonk Saloon.At one point, Trustee

Michael Joyce tried to get Starkto stop, saying he was giving hisopinion.“He is an elected official,”

Trustee Judy Caputo said.Stark added, “I have a lot

more and all of it is factual. I’mthe one who is being scrut-inized.”Stark accused Austin of

“sour grapes” for losing her

Chester Fiscal Officer Defends Record, Considers Resigning

Fiscal Officer• Page 3

By Diane Ryder

The Chester Township FireDepartment is the latest depart-ment in the county to receive aLucas cardio pulmonary resus-citation machine from Univ-ersity Hospitals Geauga Med-ical Center. Fire Chief John Wargelin

officially accepted the gift fromhospital president M. StevenJones at the trustees Aug. 22meeting.“This piece of equipment

can do CPR on somebody andhas brought a lot of people backto life,” Wargelin said. “It doeswhat used to be done manuallyand can do what humans can’tdo because it does it perfectlyevery time.” The chief said the machine

can function in tight spaces andin stressful rescue situations,and never gets tired or makesmistakes. “The benefit is huge to our

community,” Wargelin said. Jones asked the audience to

raise their hand if they knowhow to perform CPR. A fewhands went up. “Everyone should be trained

in CPR,” Jones said. “It’s whatsaves lives. We hold a survivors’dinner every year to celebratepeople who have survived car-diac arrest. This year about 30attended. Every person thatlived had had great CPR.”

Jones said hospital officialsdecided to donate a Lucasmachine to all the fire depart-ments in the county. “Local EMS services allow

us to save lives, which hashelped rate Geauga County asthe healthiest in the state,”Jones said. Wargelin said his depart-

ment is grateful for the dona-tion of the $15,000 machine, buthe also urged people to take aCPR course. “It takes us five or six min-

utes to get to your home and

every minute counts,” the chiefsaid. “The sooner CPR isadministered, the better thechance of survival.”Trustee Judy Caputo added,

“Thank all of you at GeaugaHospital on behalf of our resi-dents and fire department. Thiswill enhance the safety and well-being in Chester Township.”Wargelin said the machine

will be kept in the department’slead rescue squad and he willrecommend purchasing a sec-ond machine when moneybecomes available.

UH Geauga Donates CPR Machine

By Josh Echt

The rows of apples in theorchard are straight, the redfruit glistening beneath pleasantblue skies.The buildings of Eddy Fruit

Farm in Chester Township buzzwith activity. A cash registerrings, a clerk checks happy cus-tomers out and autumn isunderway.It’s business as usual, but the

establishment will soon sponsoran event that will benefit bothNortheast Ohio as well as acountry a few thousand miles

from the Caves Road farm,Haiti.The farm will host the Fall

Jamboree 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept.28, a day of festivities and musicfollowed by an evening of enter-tainment, said event publicistDonna Robinson.Events include clowns,

music, games, face-painting andother activities.Families can pick their own

apples for purchase and buypumpkins and fall produce atEddy Fruit Farm’s market. Lunch will also be available

Falling Into Autumn WithFirst Chester Jamboree

By Ann Wishart

Whether you are redecorat-ing a room, starting your holi-day shopping or just out for agreat, art-packed, craft-filledday, the Village Peddler FestivalSept. 14 and 15 is the place tobe.Going on its 32nd year as a

showplace for craftsmen andartisans from near and far, thefestival will open its gates at 10a.m. at Lake MetroparksFarmpark, 8800 Euclid ChardonRoad (Route 6), Kirtland.

The festival will close at 6p.m. on Saturday and 5 p.m.Sunday.About 175 vendors will

bring their goods ranging fromfolk art and blown glass to pot-pourri and wool appliqué to puton display for shoppers andadmirers. A silhouette artist will be

creating personalized memen-toes while folk musicians play inthe background. A variety of food booths will

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DIANE RYDER/GCMLChester Township Fire Chief John Wargelin accepts the donation of aLucas CPR machine from M. Steven Jones, president of UniversityHospitals Geauga Medical Center. The hospital is donating a machine toeach fire department in the county.

“It’s characterassassination andI won't stand for it.”– Mike Stark

Stark

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election to him and said she wasgoing after him because ofpersonal hatred and becauseshe wants the job back.Austin denied the accus-

ations. Stark defeated Austin in the

November 2011 general electionwith nearly 56 percent of thevote.As the accusations flew, one

woman told Austin she shouldhold her comments until thepublic comment portion of themeeting.

A resident who identifiedhimself only as Steve inter-rupted the meeting by saying,“This is unbelievable. I justmoved to Chesterland. This is ajoke. I can’t believe I live inChesterland. This is a waste ofmy time and I’m really dis-appointed.”He added, “We’re listening

to a feud here. Mr. Joyce, pleasedo your job here; you need toget this under control.”After verbally warning the

resident to be quiet, Joycecalled Chester police to ask forhim to be removed from themeeting.“Sorry for the interruption,

I’m gonna leave now,” the mansaid as he walked out. The officer arrived soon

after the resident left.Stark asked the news media

to publish his personal emailaddress: [email protected]. He reiterated he wanted

residents to contact him directly

with their comments.Stark said a group of

residents has created chaos withtheir negativity and cited aperiodic flyer, The ChesterObserver, with causing much ofthe problem.“Are these people heroes or

zeroes?” he asked. “TheObserver has authorless articleswith no bylines. Are they part ofthe problem or part of thesolution? I need to know whatpeople think.”Stark said he believed many

of the people causing thenegativity are friends andsupporters of Trustee KenRadtke. The trustee emph-atically denied that.“They’ve made the meetings

a carnival and I think themajority of the people are sickof this,” said Stark.He told trustees he would

submit his resignation if hebelieves a majority of Chesterresidents support what hecharacterized as the negativeforces.“I’ve sat silent for 18 months

and I’m not going to anymore,”Stark said. “The inmates arerunning the asylum. This isabsolute lunacy.”Stark said, under Ohio law,

township fiscal officers are onlyrequired to attend trusteesmeetings quarterly.“From now on, I’m coming

to one meeting a quarter. This isabsurd,” he said. “I hope I’vemade a difference to the peopleand not for those who make thenoise. I’m gonna go.”Stark got up to leave when

Austin said, “That’s reallychildish.”“You’ve got to hammer her

down,” Caputo told Joyce.Stark left the meeting at 8:17

p.m. and Caputo took theminutes after trustees appointedher fiscal officer pro tem.“It’s a shame what hap-

pened here tonight,” formerTrustee Pat Mula told trusteesduring the public commentportion, near the end of themeeting. “I don’t blame thefiscal officer.”Austin told trustees Stark

had attacked her character andreiterated her accusations a-gainst him.

“The character attack hasnothing to do with how he’sdoing his job as fiscal officer,”Austin said.

She added when she leftoffice on March 22, 2012,someone had changed thepassword on her UAN com-puter, shutting her out.“That changed my ability to

do my job,” Austin said. “OnMarch 28, they locked me out ofthe building and I wasn’tallowed to carry out my term,which ended March 31, 2012.”She also accused Stark of

working as fiscal officer for twoweeks before he was bondedand of discussing a state auditbefore it was released, bothillegal under Ohio law.

“I’m disappointed that this(discussion) went on while Mr.Stark couldn’t be here,” Mulatold trustees.Austin then accused Mula of

having a personal relationshipwith Stark and Caputo.“I know it’s an old phrase,

but can’t we all get along? Thisis not healthy for the townshipor for you,” said resident JohnZiegler. “We should all lookwithin ourselves and relax.”

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Geauga County Dog Shelterand Geauga Humane Society’sRescue Village will be wel-comed, according to an eventpress release.The fun doesn’t end in the

afternoon, however: Adultevening activities include a bar-beque rib and chicken dinnerprepared by Rise ‘N Dine Cafeowner Frank Arko. Dinner will be served from

6-7:30 p.m. and reservations arerequired. Following dinner, theclassical country music of theFort Huntsburg Band will enter-tain guests.As the night proceeds, live

and silent auctions and surprisefun games will take place.

Event Planners HarvestAlliance of Skills, TalentsThe Clay Eddy Field Assoc-

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Hope in Haiti organizations areco-sponsoring the event, Rob-inson said.Proceeds will benefit chil-

dren in the Chesterland com-munity through improvementsto the playing fields and themonies will help feed childrenin Haiti.The association runs the

adjacent Clay Eddy Fields,which contain playing fields forsoftball, soccer, youth T-ball andbaseball. Building Homes and Hope

in Haiti, founded in 2010, is arelief organization that provideshumanitarian aid to victims ofthe 2010 earthquake. That earthquake killed more

than 250,000 in Haiti, the poor-est nation in the WesternHemisphere, Robinson said.“Our group has been host-

ing a Haiti fundraiser everyyear since the earthquake,” saidChester Township residentJackie Rychel, who co-chairedthe event with Eddy Fruit Farmowner Bart Alcorn. “We out-grew previous venues, so Bartoffered the farm.”Rychel said the two organiza-

tions would combine effortsbecause Alcorn has experiencerunning fundraisers that supportthe baseball and soccer fields aswell as space and manpower toallow a large attendance.“Bart and I have been

friends over the years throughbeing involved with our individ-ual family businesses,” she said.Rychel, who leads teams to

Haiti quarterly, said proceedsfrom the benefit will go toorganizations that have demon-strated the ability to use thefunding responsibly.

Her church, St. Mark Lu-theran Church in ChesterTownship, also operates a HaitiMission Committee that makesdecisions on where the fundswill go.Robinson said others on the

planning team have varied skillsets, including project manage-ment, marketing, fundraisingand, “most importantly, a ser-vant’s heart.”Rychel said the group hopes

to provide a memorable experi-ence and anticipated it will takeplace in 2014.“We hope to provide a fun-

filled family day and an enjoy-able evening of entertainmentfor the community,” she said. “Ifwe can raise money to provideservices and relief for ourneighbors across the street andaround the world, then we willbe twice-blessed.”Tickets for the adult dinner

and entertainment are $40/per-son. Reservations are required. Visit www.eddyfruitfarm.com

or call 440-729-7842 for ticketsor for more information.

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be set up under the trees at thepark and a harvest marketoffering flowers, vegetables,herbs, fruit, maple syrup andother fall bounty for sale. Admission is $7, mature

adults (60+) $6, children age 2to 11 years $4 and younger than2 will be admitted for free.Parking is free and the groundsare handicapped accessible.For more information, go to

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The Chester Township Cem-etery expansion project hasneighbors raising safety issuesabout fencing and retentionponds in the new section, whichsits behind 10 properties onWhiting Drive, between Chilli-cothe Road and Reserve Lane. Residents met with Chagrin

Valley Engineering representa-tive Mike Henry, contractor forthe project, at the Aug. 22trustees meeting. Trustee Ken Radtke, who

oversees the project, said fenc-ing options include a 6-foot-high chain link fence coated inblack vinyl, which he saidblends into the scenery, or a 6-foot wooden board-on-boardfence, which he said would raisemaintenance issues. Henry said the area would

need up to 500 feet of fencing,but the fence would not be con-tinuous. “I don’t think board-on-

board (fencing) is a good ideabecause of the maintenanceissues,” Trustee Judy Caputosaid. She recommended a 4-foot

chain link fence with plantingson the township side. “Neighbors don’t want to

look at a six-foot chain link,”she added.

Henry said a six-foot fencewas needed to prevent childrenfrom climbing over them andplaying around the retentionponds. “We’d prefer a 4-foot fence

if we get any say in it,” saidWhiting Drive resident WendyLesko. Resident Jeff Rosenbaum

said he would prefer arbor vitaebushes as a buffer between therear of his property and thecemetery. “It would be green all year,”

he pointed out. Lesko added, “We would

vote for just arbor vitae becausewe’d prefer just green.” Trustee Mike Joyce said

arbor vitae would give a visualblock, but would not keep kidsout. Lesko said one retention

pond has been full of stagnantwater since heavy rains in Mayand it is a breeding ground formosquitoes, turtles and snakes. Henry said the pond should

eventually drain. “This year’s been exception-

ally wet,” Henry said. “It shouldget shallower, but there will bewater in those ponds.”Former Trustee Pat Mula

said there should not be stand-ing water in retention ponds,

which are designed to holdstorm water runoff, then drain.“The board has an obliga-

tion to have an engineer look atthe retention basin and makesure it drains properly,” Mulasaid. “Water should not be sit-ting in there.”Henry said the pond was

constructed to EnvironmentalProtection Agency standardsand his company will removesediment in two or three years,once the surrounding top soilhas been stabilized.“I think you have a bigger

problem than fencing here,”Mula told trustees. Radtke said he would make

copies of his notes from themeeting and distribute them toWhiting Drive residents. Joyce said he would look

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Family Fishing ExpoSept. 15, 9 a.m. to noonSwine Creek ReservationFamilies with kids ages 8 to

14 are encouraged to go fishingat Geauga Park District’s popu-lar fishing spots. Two fishing events this

weekend, sponsored by GeaugaCounty Probate and JuvenileCourt Judge Tim Grendell, offerfamilies a great introduction tooutdoor fun. Brief instruction in the

basics of fishing equipment,knot typing and fish identifica-tion will be followed by a morn-ing of fishing with the help ofexperienced anglers. Equipment provided or

bring own. Registration required.

Monarch ButterflyTaggingSept. 15, 12:30-4 p.m.Swine Creek ReservationNet and tag Monarch butter-

flies on the way to winter havens

in Mexico for Monarch Watch’sstudy of this cross-continentalmigration. Play a “life-sized board

game” dramatizing the hazardsof this journey and catch otherinsects also calling the meadowhome. Nets provided or bring own. Sun block, hat and long

pants recommended for movingthrough meadow and meadowenvironment. Join in any time; life cycle

and migration overview at 12:30p.m., netting in field surround-ing shelter from 1-4 p.m. Partially wheelchair/stroller

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EZ Go Cart ToursSept. 15, 1-4 p.m.Observatory ParkThose with limited mobility

are invited to join for a trail rideon Geauga Park District’s newEZ Go Cart. Each interpretive tour will

last 30 minutes. Call 440-279-0880 to reserve

a seat.

The Sky TonightPlanetarium ShowSept. 15, 2-3 p.m.Open House, 1-4 p.m.Observatory ParkJoin during building open

house for a preview of what tolook for in the sky this month.

Hound Hike: HoundDawg’nSept. 16, 6:30-8 p.m.Beartown Lakes ReservationEnjoy late summer with

favorite canine. Only one leashed dog per

handler. Registration required.

Geauga WalkersSept. 17, 1-2:30 p.m.Sunnybrook PreserveJoin other active seniors on

weekly hikes in Geauga Countyand the surrounding area. Hikes are typically 1 to 1 1/2

miles long and held year-round.A naturalist leads hikes

scheduled in Geauga ParkDistrict parks. Call Geauga Senior Center

for full schedule, 440-279-2137.

Paper Napkin TransferCards Workshop Sept. 18, 6:30-8:30 p.m.The West Woods Nature CenterJoin artisan Angela Giaimo

to create three nature-inspiredgreeting cards using decorativepaper napkins. $14 fee includes materials

and instruction. Program designed for ages

18 and older. Registration required.

ChesterFest a SuccessI would like to personally

thank the Chester TownshipPark Board, Chesterland Cham-ber of Commerce, Lions Club,Kiwanis and all the other com-munity businesses and organiza-tions that pulled together tomake ChesterFest 2013 a greatevent. The park board workedhard this year making somegreat improvements to ParksidePark and ChesterFest was agreat opportunity to show offthe results of those efforts. With beautiful weather, live

music and great food from ourlocal restaurants, turnout wasfantastic and it was great to seeso many folks enjoying them-selves at the park.Thank you to all who sup-

ported and participated inChesterFest. I am already look-ing forward to the next event.

Ken Radtke Jr.Chester Township Trustee

Chester Township is aProud Place to LiveAs one of your elected offi-

cials, I felt it was important towrite this letter for two reasons. On Aug. 24, the Chesterland

Chamber of Commerce heldChesterFest in the ParksidePark located at the corner ofMayfield and Chillicothe roads.

The event was from noon to5 p.m. It was estimated that in afive-hour event, over 3,000 peo-ple were in attendance. At this gathering, I wit-

nessed one of the highlightssince moving to Chester Town-ship over 20 years ago and whyI am a township trustee. My observations during the

event were amazing … youngfamilies with their children,teenagers with their friends,middle-aged adults, and mostimportantly senior residentswho also attended. The weather was perfect and

so was the event. To see the children laughing

as they ate snow cones thatturned their lips blue … to seethem learning about so manydifferent things that the vendorsoffered and the township safetyforces offered including thelook of amazement on theirfaces when they entered theGeauga County Sheriff’s Officecommunications vehicle, was apleasure. The teenagers who joked

and smiled as they throw base-balls at the targets of the dunktank and then over to ride themechanical bull for a minute ortwo before being tossed off wasgood clean fun. The middle-aged adults were

watching their children, talkingto friends and enjoying time

with them and even their par-ents, three generations enjoyingfamily time … it doesn’t get anybetter than that. My favorite memory of he

day was observing and talkingto our senior residents. Thelook of enjoyment on theirfaces while listening to the dif-ferent musicians play differenttypes of music while sitting onthe park benches, enjoying eachother as well as the event. Inmy conversations with them, Ifelt as if I was a part of theirfamily or close friend, listeningto their stories and jokes. Thiswas a wonderful feeling I willnot forget. This is what Chester

Township is all about. Secondly, but most impor-

tantly, this day could not havehappened without the Chester-land Chamber of Commerce,the businesses in Chester Town-ship, the different communityorganizations, volunteers, town-ship staff and many, many oth-ers… all of this taking placeright in the middle of yourtownship at Parkside Park. The park itself has under-

gone a revitalization that hereagain would not have been pos-sible without the Park BoardCommissioners, Lance Yandell,Joe Weiss and Todd Bidwell,along with all the people, busi-nesses and community organi-zations that have stepped up topolish the gem we all enjoy.

Judy CaputoChester Township Trustee

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Plank was awarded the ReserveBest-of-Show for her interpre-tation of the “Julia Child”design. This year, the floraldesigns were all inspired bywomen of influence.

Blue ribbons were earnedacross the categories, includingPotted Plants and HangingBaskets, a first-time entry forthe club this year. The club triumphed with a

“Triple Crown” of blue ribbonsfor the extensive displays ofTwenty Flower Varieties, Glad-iolus and Dahlias. The latter two displays were

completed by multi-year cham-pion Cindy Wenger with theassistance of Diane Fabec. Individual blue ribbons were

also won by Sue Zala andLorinda Plank, for the CutFlower Specimens; club Pres-ident Susie Szabo, for her live“Martha Washington” wreath inthe Design division; and GunitaKennell, for her mixed succu-lent garden in the Potted Plantdivision.Sue Mills, Ruth Philbrick,

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Aquilegia Garden ClubMembers of the Aquilegia

Garden Club participated insome area of the floral events atThe Great Geauga County Fair. Many members won ribbons

and member Vivianne Seelingerwon Best of Show for her floralarrangement.At 3 p.m. Sept. 15, members

will gather at SunnybrookPreserve, 12474 Heath Road,Chester Township, for the annu-al picnic. Judith Schwed andcommittee are preparing for theevent.

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Twenty Flower Varieties, Gladiolus and Dahlias earned three blue ribbons at The Geauga County County Fair forthe Perennial Gardeners of Chesterland.


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Line Dancing ClassMondays, 11 a.m. Join while instructor Tina

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YogaTuesdays, 2 p.m. Floor yoga with chair yoga

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Stained Glass Wednesday & Fridays, 9 a.m. Instructors available for

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Fall Prevention DaySept. 20, 11 a.m. A therapist will be available

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Heart/Stroke/CoumadinSupport GroupSept. 25, 11 a.m. Sponsored by University

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Cancer Prevention StudySept. 25, 5-8 p.m.To better understand ways

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Young of HeartSt. Anselm Young of Heart

will be going to Amish countryto visit the Warther Museumwith its amazing hand-carvedtrains on Sept. 13. See a fun show at the Amish

Country Theater in WalnutCreek, visit Coblentz Choco-lates and have lunch at DerDutchman Restaurant. Cost is $80 for members or

$83 for nonmembers. Call Jeri, 440-729-2239, for

reservations or more information.

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

businesses are welcome to joinat the Drug Mart Plaza, 12575Chillicothe Road, Chester To-wnship, for document shredding,electronics and metal recycling. Sponsored by the Kiwanis

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PHOTO SUBMITTEDChester Township resident Linda Yandell placed first and third in the PieBaking Contest at the first annual Chesterland Apple Festival.

MAUREEN MOONEY/ CNThe annual Chesterland Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic was held last Thursday. Golfers gathered togetherafter 18 holes of golf for contest and prize giveaways, followed by a steak/clam dinner and beverages.

G E A U G A W E S TL I B R A R YThe 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.

Back to School TriviaStop in any time during the

month of September and tryback-to-school trivia contest. Winners will be chosen at

month’s end.

Rice is NiceSept. 12, 7 p.m.Rice isn’t just a side dish. Discover the other fun uses

for one grain of rice. Crafts and snacks provided.Program designed for youth.

Intro to Computers�Sept. 17, 2 p.m.This class is for beginning

computer users. Program designed for adults.

Genealogy DatabasesReview and ResearchSept. 21, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.This refresher class helps

people use the two largestonline genealogy databases:Ancestry Library Version andFamilySearch. Program designed for adults.

Intro to the InternetSept. 24, 2 p.m.Learn basic Internet search-

ing. Basic mouse skills required.Program designed for adults.

Book DiscussionOct. 2, 7 p.m.“City of Thieves” by David

Benioff.

Intro to FacebookOct. 9, 6:30 p.m.This class is designed for

those new to Facebook or whohave little experience. It covers the purpose and

use of Facebook, privacy con-trols and managing newsfeedand timeline features.Program designed for adults.

S T O R Y T I M E S �Sept. 16 – Nov. 1.Registration required begin-

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Babytime�Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. or 10:30 a.m.; Thursday, 10 a.m.Birth to age 2 with caregiver.

Toddler�Monday, 6:30 p.m.; Tuesday,9:30 a.m. or 10:30 a.m.Ages 2 to 3 with caregiver.

Preschool�Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.; Wednesday,9:30 a.m. or 2 p.m.Ages 3 to 5 years old.

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Fall Book SaleThe Friends are now accept-

ing donations for the annual fallbook sale which will take placeNov. 6-9. Bring gently used or new

children’s and adult books, col-lectibles, comic books, CDs,DVDs, audio books on CD, puz-zles and games for adults andchildren, sheet music, coffeetable books and prints to thelibrary during regular hours. No textbooks or encyclope-

dias. A receipt for donation is

available. Proceeds raised support

adult and children’s program-ming at the library.

Mary Ann MoczulskiReceives ChapmanAwardMary Ann Moczulski, of

Chester Township, has beennamed the 2013 recipient of theprestigious Chapman Award.Each year, the Geauga

County Library Foundationbestows this award on an indi-vidual who, through his or heractions, best promoted the inter-ests of reading and books.Moczulski’s devotion to

libraries began during her child-hood in East Cleveland, whereshe spent countless hours in herlocal library and began a life-long enthusiasm for literatureand illustrations for children. She went on to teach in East

Cleveland for 29 years, whichset the framework for herretirement years. Her love ofbooks and reading and her“pay-back” mindset led her tojoin the Geauga West Friends ofthe Library and help with booksales. She later became a member

of the Geauga West Friends ofthe Library Board and hasserved as its president for manyyears. Under her leadership, theFriends’ 400-plus membership isat an all-time high, with nearly100 active volunteers. Moczulski says she derives

great personal joy in being asso-ciated with a group so support-ive of her passion for education,reading, books and helping oth-ers.

Her friends and colleaguescredit the success of their booksale fundraisers to Moczulski’sleadership and organizationalskills. As chairperson of the

Friends’ book sale committee,Moczulski devotes hours of hertime reviewing, sorting andcleaning books donated for saleas well as identifying, research-ing and pricing any collectiblebooks offered for sale. The money raised is used to

assist in purchasing materialsand programming for GeaugaWest Library. Moczulski’s service to her

community is not limited to thelibrary. She is also a member ofthe Geauga County Depart-ment on Aging (West GeaugaCenter), the Chesterland Hist-orical Foundation, the Cel-ebra-tion Lutheran Church and theGeauga County Retired Teach-ers Association. She has volunteered for the

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Genny BrakasGenny (Eugenia) Brakas, 91,

of Chester Township, passedaway peacefully into eternalrest on Aug. 27, 2013 at herhome with her loving familyand caregiver by her side. Genny was born in

Lithuania on May 27, 1922. Genny was the daughter of

the late Felix Kobylinsky, violin-ist and conductor for TsarNicholas II, and niece of EugineKobylinsky, Commandant ofThe Alexander Palace for theprovisional government, andniece of Adele and Leonard ofRussia. Genny’s mother, Maria, and

father escaped the turmoil ofdestruction surrounding theRomanov dynasty. Genny's mother, Maria,

passed when she was very

young and she was raised by herfather and Anna, her lovingstepmother. Genny grew up inLithuania and was known forbeing a beautiful and feistyblue-eyed blonde. She learned to play the vio-

lin from her father. She married Adam John

Brakas Jr. on Sept. 27, 1940 andenjoyed 71 years of marriage toAdam before his passing onJuly 18, 2012.

Adam and Genny immigrat-ed to England with their sonAdam (Adomas Benediktas),where Genny played 2nd Violinin the Barclays Bank MusicalSociety. They came to theUnited States in 1960, living inBuffalo where Adam worked atthe Ford Motor Company andGenny worked at two bakeries. After retirement, they

moved to Ohio to be closer totheir son Adam, his wifeMarilyn and their granddaugh-ters. Loving memories of Genny

will be carried on by her son,Adam (Adomas Benediktas)Brakas of Chesterland, twogranddaughters, YvonneJeanette Botsis (W. Thomas

James) and Suzanne DeniseBrakas as well as two Nephews,Vito Kabas and ValentineKabas both of Pa. Genny was preceded in death

by her parents Felix and MariaKobylinsky, stepmother, Anna,her husband, Adam, and twobrothers, Benediktas Kobylinskyborn 1919 in Petrograd andLeonard Kobylinsky born 1925in Lithuania.Services held at Gattozzi &

Son Funeral Home in ChesterTownship on Aug.31, 2013. Arrangements have been

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Stanley Richard Moczulski,have resided in ChesterTownship for 39 years.Moczulski will receive the

Chapman Award from theGeauga County Library Found-ation at a reception in herhonor on Oct. 25, at GeaugaWest Library.

G AT E S M I L L SL I B R A R YGates 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.

Tween Book Discussion Sept. 19, 7-8 p.m.Join for snacks and discus-

sion of “Liar & Spy,” byRebecca Stead. Program is sponsored by the

Friends of the Gates MillsBranch. Registration required.

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Fall LaXtravaganzaThrough Oct. 25, 3:30-6:30 p.m.Gateway Lacrosse will be

offering a seven-week “FallLaxtravaganza” program held atWest Geauga Commons, 14070Chillicothe Road, RussellTownship. Program will run from

Monday to Thursday each weekand will consist of games,instruction and scrimmage. Mondays will feature boys

high school, Tuesdays will fea-ture girls high school, Wednes-days will feature girls youth andmiddle school, and Thursdayswill feature boys youth andmiddle school. Visit www.gatewaylacrosse

.net to register. Call Gordon Glass, 440-289-

2181, for more information.

Thunder Elite Fastpitch recently finished their season at the ASA/USA National Championship in Chattanooga, Tenn. One hundred of the nations best12U fastpitch teams competed. The team finished in fifth place, the highest ever for a 12U Ohio team. The team finsished the season with a 9-2 record and an outdoor record of 77-7.

Natalie Kosley, an eighth-grader atWest Geauga Middle School and amember of Thunder EliteFastpitch Team, accepted theoffer to return to the team andplay at the 14U level next season.

obituariesNotices should be sent in writing by the funeral directors and memorial societies to:

Chesterland News, 8389 Mayfield Road, Chesterland, OH 44026,

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Officers responded to a resi-dence on Wilson Mills Road for afirework complaint. Upon arriv-ing on scene, officers noticed fire-works going off and spoke to theresident advising them that theywere being issued a summons.The resident was polite andcooperative and officers clearedwithout futher incident.

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Following is a list of real estatetransfers for Chester, Munson andRussell townships for the weekending Aug. 30, provided as a pub-lic service by the Geauga CountyAuditor’s Office. Transfers mayinvolve sale of land only.

CHESTER TOWNSHIP

Susan L. Sharp, 8311 SharpLane, to Daniel and SarahPhillips, $175,500. (1.02 acres)Neuberger Investments

LLC, 12090 Woodchuck Hollow,to Thomas A. and Carla M.Percy, $245,000. (1.65 acres)Audrey L. Lechner, 7330

Cedar Crest Trail, to James P.and Traci M. Flowers, $188,000.(1.58 acres)Raymond W. Lane Jr., 8994

Ranch Drive, to Kimberly L.Fitzgerald, $230,000. (1.93 acres)

Gene Haas and Joy MarieLouise Caires, 12671 WoodsideDrive, to Claudia Rose andTodd S. Brown, $150,000. (1.00acres)

MUNSON TOWNSHIP

Mary Lou Richardson,Ravenna Road, to Daniel W.Alvord, $23,000. (2.00 acres)Marion L. Malovic (trustee),

13135 Ravenna Road, to SandraP. Zagorski, $65,000. (0.78 acres)

RUSSELL TOWNSHIP

Daniel T. Fogg (trustee), 15156Hemlock Point Road, to MatthewE. Marrone and Natsumi Saito,$355,000. (8.40 acres)Christine Ann Somosi, 15245

Hook Hollow Road, to NicoleL. and Andrew Hutchinson,$180,000. (1.56 acres)

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Salon Rental Opportunity/

Independent Contractor: Est-

ablished Chesterland hair

salon has openings several

days for 2 stylists and 1 nail

technician. To rent the entire

salon. Bring your clientele,

tools and products. This is a

great opportunity to share

with friends. Please contact

Sherry, 440-796-6610 for all the

details.

FOR SALESears Treadmill: Pro-Form

T35, 2 HP, 17”x48” belt, excel-

lent condition, $125. 440-256-

8124, Kirtland.

Carpet Sale: Beat Empire

Today and Home Depot on

installed pricing, in home car-

pet selection. Interior room

painting. Call Pat 216-324-

3934.

Sears 13 c.f. freezer, small

microwave, toaster oven, 2

computer monitors, copy

machine Brother printer. Call

after 6 p.m., 216-857-0975.

Pinball machines: Super

strait, $500; Space Mission,

$700. Both work and are in

good condition. 440-286-8398.

GARAGE SALESIf you need to have a moving

sale, estate sale or garage

sale, 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.

Munson Township FleaMarket. Saturday, Sept. 14, 9a.m. to 2 p.m. MunsonTownship Park, 12641 BassLake Road, half mile south ofroute 322. 440-286-9255.

Carport Sale: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30p.m. Sept. 12, 13, 14. 8701Mayfield Road, Chesterland,Ohio. 55+ community, in therear of park. Some furniture,baskets, golf clubs, clothesbaskets, etc., much misc.

Redecorating house sale: fur-niture, lamps, decorative andhousehold items. Also jewel-ry, clothing for Fall andWinter. All priced to sell, invery good condition. 13346Caves Road, near Cedar Road.Saturday only, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Huge garage sale: 3 familiesdownsizing. Everything mustgo. 7330 Cedar Road, west ofChillicothe Road, nearCounty Line Road. Fridayand Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

14084 West Willard Drive,Russell. Friday, Sept. 13 andSaturday, Sept. 14. 9 a.m. to 4p.m. Fishing equipment,tools, furniture, bathroomsinks, plumbing fixtures,glassware, etc.

Glassware, linens, vintageitems, household, holiday,sleeping cot, Pro Form elepti-cal, 1983 Honda 750 ShadowMotorcycle, Chevy Truck,1500 hard tonneau cover,much more. Thursday andFriday, Sept 12-13, 9 a.m. to 5p.m. 13111 Birdlands Trail, offCedarcrest.

HELP WANTEDRestaurant help wanted, parttime. Experienced breakfastcook, dishwasher. Call Karen

at Our Town Café, 440-729-9010.

WomenSafe, Inc., a non-profit

charitable organization is

seeking a full-time Court

Advocate/Resident Care

Worker. This individual will

be responsible for providing

support to victims of domes-

tic violence throughout the

Geauga County Court system.

Additionally, this person will

support the needs of clients

who reside in shelter and

handle crisis calls. Fax cover

letter & resume to 440-286-

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Chesterland News, 440-729-

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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.

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

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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.

Music lessons/guitar and bassguitar, theory, song writing,ukulele and beginning piano.

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I will do your laundry, iron-ing and light housekeeping.Betsy, 330-469-4081.

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