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Recently celebrating its 175th anniversary, St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church was the site of the Lake Township Historical Society’s fireside chat about churches in Lake Township. Lake Township Historical Society member Ruth Sturgill (standing) and society President Pam Bixler (right) presented the historical designation document for St. Jacob’s. See page 4.



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Hartville Police Chief Larry Dordea is recognized.

Wellness Promoted

Lake YMCA’s Senior Health Fair returns Friday.

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Lake, Marlington XC teams earn district honors.

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Dordea honored for 14 years as police chief By Joy Burnett

October 7 will be Chief Larry Dordea Day in Hartville. At the Sept. 26 meeting of Hartville Village Council, Mayor Cynthia Billings read a proclamation honoring Chief Dordea for his 44-year career in law enforcement, including 14 years with Hartville and 13 years as police chief. She said she would like for Lt. Kevin Moore to serve as interim chief until council chooses a replacement for Chief Dordea. In other police business, council engaged in extensive discussion with two members of the audience who asked questions about a request for a proposal from Lake Township about the cost of providing police service for the village by the Uniontown Police Department. Councilman Steven Reisch said they are gathering information, and that they have also asked for a proposal from the Stark

County sheriff. The township’s proposal for the same service that the village has now is $600,000 per year. The current police budget for the village is more than $1 million per year. Council President Beverly Green invited other council members on a field trip to the sheriff’s office on Sept. 29 to observe their operations. Mayor Billings introduced Pastor Ron Embleton of the Cornerstone Community Chapel in Lake Township, who addressed council about his work in leadership training. He invited them to an event on Oct. 14. In the absence of the Village Engineer, Brian Meluch of CT Consultants reported that two applications for grants for street paving have been submitted to the Ohio Public Works Commission. Council heard the third reading of the ordinance to increase the sewer connection fee to $3,000 as recommended by the Sewer Rates

J. Herbert and Grace Tyson will be celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary on October 5th. They were married on October 5, 1952 in Hartville Ohio. Herb worked at Schumacher Lumber Company For 5O years and Grace was a homemaker. They now live in Sun City Center, Florida.

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Committee. They had voted at their Aug. 1 meeting to accept the recommendation. They heard the first reading of an ordinance to opt out of the state fireworks law, making the use of fireworks illegal in the village. The Safety Committee chairman, reporting on a recent committee meeting, moved to ask GBC Design to conduct two studies about a new police station, one for

an addition to the village hall building, the other for space that could be leased in a building in the 600 block of South Prospect Avenue, with the cost paid from alreadyallocated payments. Council member Shari Chambers voted no; all other members voted yes. Mayor Billings said that the Hartville Lions Club had a nice ceremony at Memorial Park on Sept. 17 to dedicate

the new benches they have donated for the park. Pastor Embleton offered the invocation. The next regular meeting of Hartville Village Council will be held in person on Monday, Oct. 10, at 6:30 p.m., at Village Hall, 202 W. Maple St. It will also be live-streamed on Facebook. Meetings may be viewed on the Videos page of the village Facebook page

Lake trustees discuss providing police coverage By Joy Burnett

At their meeting on Sept. 26, Lake Township Trustees engaged in discussion with former Hartville Councilman Jeffrey Miller, who said he is now a resident of Uniontown, to answer his questions about a request from a member of Village Council about the cost for the Uniontown Police Department to provide service for the village. Fiscal Officer Matthew Erb said he had asked Uniontown Police Chief Michael Batchik about what he would need to provide service. The police chief said they would need three additional officers, The township added two more officers to cover vacations and time off, as well as vehicles and equipment. The proposal was for $600,000 per year. Board President Jeremy Yoder said he had spoken

with Hartville Mayor Cynthia Billings about the proposal. He said there would be many details to work out. In other business, the board accepted the resignation of Uniontown Police Officer Elizabeth Salewsky, effective that day, and approved a general separation agreement. They thanked Officer Salewsky for her 12 years of service. Board Vice President Steven Miller said the proposal for the new restrooms at the Lake Township Community Park should be ready for the board’s review and approval at the next meeting. Board President Yoder said the fall cleanup event was successful. Referring to some questions that the township has received about the electric aggregation program, he said residents are not required to participate, and

may leave the program at any time they choose. Trustee John Arnold said he had accepted an invitation to speak at a meeting of area clergy on Oct. 5. This meeting was streamed on Facebook Live, although it was open to inperson public access. The video may be seen on the township Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ LakeTownshipStarkCountyOhio/). Anyone watching who has questions may submit them by e-mail to the township office at info@ laketwpstarkco.com. The next regular meeting of the Board of Lake Township Trustees will be held on Monday, Oct. 10, at 5 p.m. at the Township Hall, 12360 Market Ave. North. All meetings are open to the public both in person and by way of live-streaming.

Canton woman injured in chase The Canton Post of the Ohio State Highway is investigating a multiplevehicle crash following a high-speed chase on state Route 172, west of Perry Drive in Massillon, on Thursday, Sept. 29, at approximately 6:48 p.m. The North Canton Post of the State Highway Patrol states Ashley E. Maley, age 33, of Canton, was operating a 2008 Chevy Impala eastbound on state Route 172 at a high rate of speed fleeing from Massillon Police. Maley struck a 2018 Honda CRV, operated by Zachary J. Anderson, age 40, of Massillon, at the intersection of state Route 172

and Genoa Road. After impact, Maley continued to flee from Massillon Police and struck a 2013 Ford F-150 turning left into a private drive that was operated by Robert L. Wade, age 68 of Cumberland. Maley lost control and went off the right side of the roadway striking four parked vehicles located at Automax of Canton. Maley sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported the Cleveland Clinic Mercy Medical Center in Canton. Anderson and Wade were both belted at the time of crash and did not sustain any injuries.

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● The next regular meeting of the Board of Lake Township Trustees will be held on Monday, Oct. 10, at 5 p.m. at the Township Hall, 12360 Market Ave. North. All meetings are open to the public both in person and by way of live-streaming. ● The next regular meeting of the Lake Local Board of Education will be held on Monday, Oct. 17, at 6 p.m. at Lake Elementary School. All meetings are open to the public. ● The Marlboro Township Board of Trustees will hold its next regular meeting on Monday, October 17, 2022 at 7 p.m. at the Marlboro Township Hall. ● The next regular meeting of the Marlington Board of Education will be held on Thursday, Oct. 20, at 7 p.m. in the DLZ (Digital Learning Zone) of the Marlington High School. ● The next meeting of the Lake Township Board of Zoning Appeals will be held on Thursday, Oct. 20, at 7 p.m. at the Township Hall, 12360 Market Ave. North. All meetings are open to the public.

STARK COUNTY Grand Jury

● Stark County Prosecutor Kyle L. Stone announced the Grand Jury reported an Indictment against the following individual: ● Bradd M. Dine, 31, 6980 Middlebranch Ave., Canton – Aggravated Burglary, Attempted Murder (with firearm specifications) (5 counts), Felonious Assault (with firearm specifications) (six counts), Harassing a Police Dog or Horse, Improperly Discharging a Firearm at or into a Habitation or

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School Safety Zone (with firearm specification), Having Weapons While Under Disability, Aggravated Menacing, and Possessing Drug Abuse Instruments. ● Joshua D. Upton, 26, 805 Applegrove Ave., Apt. #12; North Canton – Theft. ● Mohamad A. J. Misleh, 27, 7975 Lake O’Springs Ave. NW, North Canton – Aggravated Burglary; and Violating a Protection Order. ● Jacob A. Morgan, 24, 4025 Cleveland Ave., NW, Apt. C, Canton – Domestic Violence. ● Da’Mere Darrell Howell, 21, 1610 Oakmont St. NW, Canton – Discharge of a Firearm on or Near Prohibited Premises, four counts (with firearm specification); Felonious Assault, two counts (with firearm specification and criminal gang activity specification); Improperly Handling Firearms in a Motor Vehicle, two counts; Participating in a Criminal Gang, two counts (with firearm specification); Improperly Discharging a Firearm at or Into a Habitation or a School Safety Zone (with firearm specification and criminal gang activity specification), two counts; and Discharge of a Firearm.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY

● Stark: U.S. 62T Resurfacing and Bridge Replacements, Alliance - U.S. 62T at Freshley Avenue and state Route 225 at U.S. 62T is reduced to one lane in each direction for bridge deck replacements. Estimated

completion: November 2022. ● Stark: SR 687 & Dressler Road Intersection Improvements, Jackson Township - The right turn lane from Dressler Road to state Route 687/Fulton Drive is closed. The detour will be Hills and Dales Road to Whipple Road. The westbound dedicated right turn lane from state Route 687 to Dressler Road is closed. Motorists will use center lane to make right turns. Estimated completion: Late October 2022. ● Stark: State Route 153 Resurfacing, Canton and Louisville - State Route 153 between Harmont Avenue and Broadway Avenue will have various lane restrictions. Estimated completion: late October. ● Portage: I-76 / Tallmadge Road / Mogadore Avenue Reconstruction, Brimfield Township - Mogadore Road, south of I-76, is now open. Tallmadge Road between Cascades Boulevard and I-76 has occasional lane restrictions. Estimated completion: late November. ● Portage: SR 14 Bridge Rehabiliation, Ravenna Township - The following lane restrictions, and closure will occur through October: State Route 14 over state Route 5 will be reduced to one lane in each direction. The left turn from state Route 14 northbound to state Route 5 westbound will be closed. The detour will be state Route 14 to state Route 59 to state Route 5. State Route 5 will have various daily lane restrictions. Estimated completion is late October. ● Portage: SR 44 Resurfacing, Randolph Township - State Route 44 between the Stark County line and I-76, and state Route 44 between Lake Rockwell Road and state Route 303 will have various lane restrictions for resurfacing.

Scrapbookers, card-makers invited to Oct. 15 fundraiser Area crafters are invited to a nine-hour Scrapbooking and Card-Making Fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at Grace United Church of Christ (UCC) in Uniontown. Advanced registration is required and space is limited, so reserve a space today. A $25 per person registration fee includes the use of one eight-foot table per person for nine hours, snacks throughout the day, a sandwich and salad bar lunch, hourly door prize drawings, use of Cricut and Sizzix die-cutting and Cuttlebug embossing machines, 100-plus punches and various stencils. Helpers will be available at 8:30 a.m. when the doors open to unload vehicles and move crafters’ supplies to their reserved table.

To register, call Sandie Sourwine at 330-472-6369. This fundraiser typically sells out, so don’t delay. Those interested may sign-up as a group with family and friends, or come make some new friends at this fun day of crafting. This fundraising event also includes a raffle for a variety of prize baskets. Raffle ticket holders do not need to be present to win a raffle prize. Raffle tickets are $1 each or six for $5, and may be purchased any time throughout the day on Oct. 15. Grace UCC is located at 13275 Cleveland Ave., one-quarter of a mile north of the intersection of state Route 619 and Cleveland Avenue, and directly across the street from Lake Primary School.

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St. Jacob’s Lutheran’s 175 years topic of fireside chat By Dawn Bair Princehorn

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ecently celebrating its 175th a n n i v e r s a r y, S t . J a c o b ’s Lutheran Church was the site of the Lake Township Historical Society’s fireside chat about churches in Lake Township. Tom Dwenger opened the afternoon fireside chat by welcoming the Lake Township Historical Society and the community to St. Jacob’s Evangelical Lutheran Church on behalf of Pastor Angel Jackson and members of St. Jacob’s. Pastor Angel Jackson then led the attendees in prayer. She then introduced Dawn Bair Princehorn, who grew up on Geib Road and graduated from Hartville High School in 1957. St. Jacob’s was chartered on July 10, 1847 and we just celebrated our 175th anniversary on July 10, 2022.  My great-great grandfather, Jacob H. Bair, was a charter member. The names of Brumbaugh, Bishop, Harter, Heiser, Swartz, Weisel and Werstler also run back through the years. Our 1947 centennial booklet reads: “Most of the early settlers of this part of Stark County came from eastern Pennsylvania and settled here about 1806-1830. Many of those settlers were either Lutheran or Reformed church members.” Holy Trinity on Middlebranch Road, also known as Henry’s Church, was formed as a “Union church.” Because people were tired of walking up to six miles to get to Henry’s Church, it was decided to form a church in Lake Township. On July 10, 1847, a constitution was signed, thus establishing St. Jacob’s Church with both Lutheran and Reformed denominations using the same building. This constitution stated, “In our church, only the German language shall be preached.” The first building erected was a small wood framed structure that stood just east of the present church. Today, we sit in St. Jacob’s second church, which was

dedicated in February, 1889. That year, James & Company charged $227.66 for the pews, altar and pulpit. Shortly after the dedication, a difference of opinion arose between the two denominations. Our records seem to hint that the Reformed congregation was not happy with the Lutherans due to some financial reasons. H o w e v e r, M a r t h a G r e e n Machamer related the reason for this disagreement was because the Lutheran congregation wanted to switch the preaching to English while the Reformed church wanted to continue the preaching in German. By December, 1890, both congregations were worshiping God in their newly constructed buildings. The Reformed Church at the corner of Market Avenue and Mt. Pleasant Street in Plain Township and the Lutheran congregation here on State Street. Many have remarked about our beautiful ceiling which was installed by Adam Bishop and his cousin. While looking up at the ceiling you may notice the gas chandelier. When Hubert Brumbaugh was interviewed in 1997, he recalled that the gas-lighted chandelier had been given to the church by Marion Werstler. It was sold to him by Harold Machamer’s dad, Anthony Machamer. By 1895, St. John’s of Uniontown, Henry’s/Holy Trinity, and St. Jacob’s were part of a joint parish called the Uniontown Parish. Rev. Herbert Martens served all three churches. In those early years, the men sat on the pulpit side of the church and the women and children on the other side. The men would give the main contribution and the women would put in their “egg” money. This practice ended in 1914 because we started to use envelopes. The women didn’t like the idea that they couldn’t put their own bit of money in the offering plate. Pretty soon families started sitting together. In May 1922, the Reverend C. L. Warstler preached his first sermon here. He would go on to serve

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The community and members of St. Jacob’s Lutheran and Lake Township Historical Society gather at St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church following the society’s fireside chat.

the joint parish of Holy Trinity and St Jacob’s for the next 20 years. When touring the building, take note of the quilt that is displayed next to the mailboxes. The women of St. Jacob’s made it for Reverend Warstler. Many years later, his daughter Elizabeth Warstler gave it back to us. One important thing you do need to know is St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church does not own the cemetery. I know it is just outside our building but we do not own it. Both denominations, though worshiping in their own buildings, continued to be joint owners until April 11, 1923. On that date, each

church sold their interest in the cemetery to the St. Jacob’s Cemetery Association. We do have a gap in our records because a member had some of the records in his home and there was a fire. Fortunately, the earliest records were stored here at the church so we do have the original constitution, charter members’ signatures, the parish register which dates to 1847 and some Sunday School lesson books Various church groups met in the homes of members and therefore some of those records continued to be in the homes of members. Geraldine Marker Swartz had

the records for the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society in her home. From these records, we know the women of the church earned money in the 1930’s by selling Jell-O, sponges and meat pins. This enabled them to support the greater outreach of the church. In later years, this same group earned money by saving sales tax stamps. Later on, they obtained a roaster for the church by saving Betty Crocker coupons. This is the same group that now makes quilts for Lutheran World Relief. This story will be continued in next week’s edition of The Hartville News.

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Area residents joined members of the Lake Township Historical Society and the congregation of St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church for a fireside chat about Lake Township churches.

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Obituaries Ruth Arlene Anstine Ruth Arlene Anstine, 9 0 , f o r m e r l y of K e n t and North Canton, died peacef ully Sept. 6 at Wesley Ridge Retirement community. She was bor n March 30, 1932, in Har t ville, Ohio, the daughter of the late Florence and Reuben Anstine. Ruth was a 1950 graduate of Har t ville High School, received a BS deg ree f rom Manchest e r Col lege (now Un iversity) and MA degree from Kent State University. She specialized in ele m e nt a r y e d u c a t io n a nd remed ial rea d i ng. Ruth taught for a total of 35 years primarily in the Kent School system. She e njoye d t r avel i ng in the U.S. and abroad, bowl i ng, rea d i ng, a nd scrapbooking. Ruth was an active member of the United Methodist Church of Kent as well as Faith United Methodist Church in North Canton. Among ot he r cont r ibut ion s t o the church ministry, she enjoyed ser v i ng as a

mentor to grade school ch i ld r e n p r e p a r i ng t o receive their first Bible. Su r v ive d by si s t e r, Carol Anstine; brother, Lowell A nstine; nephews, Randall C. (Lor i) Anstine, and Larry (Brenda Stier) Anstine; niece, Luci nda (Mark) O u r a nt ; a nd ex t e nd e d family. A memor ial ser vice will occur on Saturday, Oct. 15, at East Nimishillen Church of the Brethre n , 2650 Ni m ish il le n Church Street NE, North Canton, Ohio 44721. There will be a visitation at 10:30 a.m. and the service will begin at 11 a.m. with Pastor Jim Lee officiating. I n l i e u of f l owe r s , please consider a gift to the Student Scholarship Fund of Manchester Unive r sit y (Adva nce me nt Off ice, 604 E. College Ave., North Manchester, IN 46962). To s i g n a n o n l i n e guest book, please visit www.brucker-kishlerfuneralhome.com.

Queen of Heaven to focus on the rosary in October

Janice Elizabeth Davidson Janice Elizabeth Davidson, 79, of Uniontown, passed away Sept. 27, 2022, with her family by her side after a brief illness. Janice was born July 8, 1943, to the late Carl E. Vandergrift Sr. and Lois H. Overstreet in Roanoke, Virginia. Af ter Janice g raduated from Roanoke Jefferson Hig h School i n 1961, she started her first job at Southern Bell as a telephone operator. In 1966, Janice met Bobby R. Davidson on a blind date, and they were married later that same year. Janice and Bob went on to live in various cities across Ohio before settling in Uniontown, Ohio for t he nex t 24 ye a r s. I n 2017 Ja n ice ret i red f r o m M a c y ’s B e l d e n Village af ter 38 yea r s of ser vice. Du r ing her retirement years Janice enjoyed t raveling with her family and f r iends and was const antly on the go. Gardening and maintaining her yard was her passion….just in case Publisher’s Clearing House showed up with a big check.

October is a month with emphasis on rosary devotions at Queen of Heaven Church. As usual, the rosary will be prayed Monday through Friday at 8 a.m. and on Saturday at 9 a.m. Additionally, for October, there is a special rosary series as follows: Friday, Oct. 7 at 6 p.m. in the Marian Garden; Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the campfire behind the rectory followed by a s’mores’ treat; Monday, Oct. 17 at 7 p.m. at the Divine Mercy Shrine in the Woods; and Monday, Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. at the life-size crucifix at the twelfth Station, “Jesus Dies on the Cross” along the Stations of the Cross walkway.   Queen of Heaven Pastor David Durkee often says, “The family that prays together stays together. Encourage your family to attend!” In addition, All Saints’ Day, a holy day of obligation, is Tuesday, Nov. 1, with Masses as follows: Vigil Monday, Oct. 31, at 7 p.m. and Tuesday, Nov. 1, at 8:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. A special commemoration of deceased relative and friends, and particularly those deceased in the last year, will be held at a Mass on Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. They will be prayed for out loud by name and with a lighted candle placed in a wooden cross filled with sand. Anyone who would like to submit the name of a loved one for this special “Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed,” or for more information, please call the Church Office at 330-896-2345. See the church’s website, www.queenofheavenparish.org, for updates and confession schedules. The church is located at 1800 Steese Road, Green.

Janice is survived by he r d aug ht e r, Da m a r a Davidson of Atlanta, GA; sister, Phyllis Cockerham (Ken) of Collinsville, VA; brother, Carl Vandergrift (Larry Bower) of Mechanicsville, VA; and brother, Rayburn Vandergrift of Christiansburg, VA. A remembrance reception will be held in her honor at Gervasi Vineyard Wednesday, October 19 at 6:30 p.m. In lieu of f lowers, the family requests donations be made to Lake Community YMCA, an organization Janice felt strongly about. Arnold Funeral Home, Hartville

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Former Lake Twp. attorney is suspended The Bar Association’s complaint, filed Sept. 15, includes allegations of inappropriate and unprofessional conduct, and states that D’Atri misappropriated $100,000 from a client’s trust, as well as large amounts from other trusts. This is in addition to the misappropriation of more than $250,000 from a family’s trust funds in a previous complaint. The unprofessional conduct refers to a romantic relationship with an elderly client, of which the Bar Association learned after filing a previous complaint. The woman is the executrix of her late daughter’s $1.2 million estate. According to the complaint, the client is in poor health, has a deteriorating mental capacity and is bed-bound. The complaint states that D’Atri told her to keep their relationship secret and to erase all messages in order to avoid detection. State investigators found cell phone messages

before she could delete them. This relationship violated the code of conduct between an attorney and a client. According to the Bar Association, D’Atri has not cooperated with its investigation. He has not provided requested documents or responded to a subpoena to appear for a deposition. According to Stark County Common Pleas Court records, a beneficiary of the family trusts filed a lawsuit against D’Atri in July. That lawsuit, which is about the transfers of the money in the Bar Association’s complaint, is still open. No criminal charges have been filed against D’Atri, who is 84. He has been an attorney for almost 60 years, and had no previous history of discipline, administrative sanctions or suspensions, according to the Board of Professional Conduct. He is a past chairman of the Stark Community Foundation.

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BULLETIN BOARD

Editor’s Note: Bulletin Board is provided as a free service of The Hartville News and is limited to benefits, charitable organizations, athletic events, education and school events, special church and faith-based events and more. For-profit events and/or any notices of any kind will not be published. Bulletin Board notices will be published as space permits in date of event priority order. Send your special event listing to [email protected]. The Hartville News reserves the right to edit all listings.

ONGOING EVENTS

• Anyone who has the desire to sing and serve the community is welcome to become part of the MajesticVoice Chorus. Singers do not need to be professional vocalists but should be able to carry a tune. Weekly rehearsals are every Monday night starting Sept. 12 from 6:45-8:15 p.m. at Community Christian Church in North Canton (210 N. Main St.). For more information or questions about rehearsals, contact Hal Wright at [email protected]. To learn more about MajesticVoice, visit its website at http://www. majesticvoice.org/ and follow it on Facebook and Instagram @MajesticVoiceChorus. • Coffee & Cars fellowship will be held 9 a.m. to noon every third Saturday of the month, (weather permitting). Anyone who has a truck, hotrod, custom car, bike etc., is invited to bring it to Trinity Church of the Nazarene for all to admire. These events will be held at Trinity Church of the Nazarene, 2780 Canton Road, Uniontown. Please call Mike at 330-806-3934 for more information. • The Hartville Garden Club meets the second Tuesday of each month, except January and December, at various locations. Meetings are open and new members and guests are always welcome. The club’s object is to bring together anyone interested in flowers and gardening activities for the purpose of study and discussion and to promote interest in conservation of our soil, trees and wildlife. For information, call Mary Amick at 330-587-4293. • Queen of Heaven Church, 1800 Steese Road, Green, has announced its Mass schedule as follows: Saturday Vigil Mass, 4:30 p.m. livestreamed; Sunday 8:15 a.m. Mass lifestreamed; 11 a.m. Masses are not livestreamed. More information is available at 330-896-2345 or see  www.queenofheavenparish.org for updates and confession schedules. • Knitty Gritters meet 10 a.m.noon on the second and fourth Mondays at Stark District Library’s Lake Community Branch meeting room. Join fellow knitters and crocheters to work on current projects at all skill levels while sharing tips

and tricks. To register, see starklibrary.org, choose location as Lake Community Branch, then events. • Booked on Tuesday, a book club at the library, meet 6-7 p.m. on the fourth Tuesdays at Stark District Library’s Lake Community Branch meeting room. To register, see starklibrary.org, choose location as Lake Community Branch, then events. • Ohio Al Anon District 48 has information about its meeting schedule or to talk with someone at www.ohioafg48.org. Please call or text 234-300-2830 for a meeting schedule or to talk with someone. • Celebrate Recovery meets every Monday at Cross-Pointe Church (711 25th St. NW, Canton). Come for coffee at 6 p.m. Large Group meeting begins at 7 p.m. Childcare is provided for ages 0-12 yrs. Beginning Sept. 19, a free dinner will be offered at 6 p.m., prior to the Large Group meeting. Come find freedom from hurts, hang-ups, and habits.

NOTICES

• Queen of Heaven Church, 1800 Steese Rd., Green, will host a Journey to Peace Bereavement Support series on Mondays beginning Sept. 12 through Oct. 17, 7-8:30 p.m., in the gathering space. The six-week series is a ministry of information, consolation, spiritual, and emotional support. The ministry members will strive to provide support and guidance for daily living for anyone suffering grief, whether recent or lingering from the past. For more information or to register, call Sue Lyons at 330-499-3937. See website: www.queenofheavenparish.org for updates and confession schedules. • Navigating Your Grief is a 10-week course utilizing the GriefShare videos, as well as group discussion to help people at all stages of grief understand the process and obtain the tools to move forward. A new session starts Sunday, Sept. 11, and runs through Nov. 13 from 8:45-10 a.m. at Evermore Community Church, 1470 Smith Kramer St. N, Hartville. Call the church office to register at 330-877-2050 or e-mail [email protected]. There is no charge for the course. • On Monday evenings from Sept. 19 through Nov. 7, a new eight-week grief group will meet at the Uniontown United Methodist Church. The group is open to anyone in the community who has experienced the death of someone dear. The sessions are not video based, but personalized for a small group. Sessions are led by Doris Feddersen, a certified spiritual director who retired after many years as a therapist, and Sara Ray Roberts, who is an experienced group facilitator. Uniontown United Methodist Church is located at 13370 Cleveland Ave., NW in Uniontown. To register or for additional information, contact the church by phone at 330-699-3587. Leave a message if no one is available to take your call. Those interested may also register

by email at uniontownumc@gmail. com. • Kids Gaming is held on the first Wednesday of each month at Rodman Public Library in the Main Library Auditorium. From 4-5 p.m., children, ages 8-12, are treated to open play of video games, Minecraft, etc. on devices provided by the library. Registration is required for each session. To register, visit Rodman’s online calendar at rodmanlibrary.evanced.info/signup or contact the Children’s Department at 330-821-2665, ext. 223.

UPCOMING EVENTS

• The United Methodist Church of Uniontown will be hosting a concert by the Aresko Duo, cellists Samuel Sykes and Benjamin Mekinulov, on Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 6:30 p.m. at the church, 13370 Cleveland Ave. NW, Uniontown. Tickets are $5 per person and may be purchased in the church office, by e-mailing uniontownumc@gmail. com or by calling 330-699-3587. Anyone who wishes to donate a high amount, starting at $25, will be added to the sponsor list. • The Lake Community YMCA Senior Health Fair is returning Friday, Oct. 7, 11 a.m.– 2 p.m., at the YMCA. Admission, parking, and activities are free. When attendees arrive, they will check-in at registration table located in the front lobby. Complimentary coffee, hot tea, and water will also be available in multipurpose room. Visit with more than 60 local vendors available to share information. Presentations will be as follows in Studio C: 11:15 a.m. - “Senior Living & Resources” with Q&A presented by Tony McMullen from Danbury; 12:15 p.m. - “Healthy Eating” presented by Liz Heiser, RN, BSN from Aultman WOW; and 1:15 p.m. - “Senior Safety” presented Jim Knight from the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney of Stark County. • The Greater Hartville Area Golden Neighbors will meet at Samantha’s Frontier Restaurant, 418 East Maple St., Hartville, on Wednesday, Oct. 12, at 11 a.m. The speaker will be Mike Snyder, talking about The First Ladies, the wives of Presidents of the United States. Come for an interesting and fun time. For reservations, call Barb 330-877-3971 or Cherie 330244-7370. • The Hartville Fire Department will hold a pancake breakfast on Saturday, Oct. 15, 7:30-11 a.m., at Fire Station 1, 411 E. Maple St., Hartville. The breakfast is free, although donations are accepted and appreciated. There will also be free blood pressure checks, safety pamphlets and kids fire hats and stickers. • The North Canton Lions Club will hold a Fall Craft and Artisan Show on Saturday Oct. 15, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., at North Canton Hoover High School. The cost is $50 for a 10-ft x 5-ft space. There is an additional cost of $5 if electric

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is needed. Contact Bill Humphrey at 330-497-1694 or nclionscraft@ gmail.com for more information. • Area crafters are invited to a nine-hour Scrapbooking and CardMaking Fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at Grace United Church of Christ (UCC) in Uniontown. Advanced registration is required and space is limited. A $25 per person registration fee includes the use of one eight-foot table per person for nine hours, snacks throughout the day, a sandwich and salad bar lunch, hourly door prize drawings, use of Cricut and Sizzix die-cutting and Cuttlebug embossing machines, 100-plus punches and various stencils. To register, call Sandie

Sourwine at 330-472-6369. Grace UCC is located at 13275 Cleveland Ave., one-quarter of a mile north of the intersection of state Route 619 and Cleveland Avenue. • Shoebox packing parties are being held to to help pack shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child at Greentown United Methodist Church, 3088 State St. NW, Greentown. Packing dates are Saturday, Oct. 15, 10 a.m.-12 p.m., and then on Sunday, Oct. 16, starting at 1 p.m. Come help pack shoeboxes that will be filled with toys, school supplies, hygiene items, coloring books, and other fun items. Everything is provided so just come and help out. For more information, call the church office at 330-499-3985

or 330-354-4765. • Divergent Sounds: Indré Meets the Symphony will be held Thursday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m. at the Canton Symphony Orchestra, 2331 17th St. NW, Canton. Formed in Northeast Ohio, Indré’s blend of influences can be heard in their relatable songs and lively on-stage spirit. Tickets, with a $2 convenience fee, are $20 each for general admission and $45 for general admission with open bar. To order tickets, call 330-452-2094, e-mail boxoffice@ cantonsymphony.org, or online at cantonsymphony.org. • The Military Aviation Preservation Society Air Museum will hold its Halloween Dinner Dance

on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 7-10 p.m. Two options are available for attending. Option One is for those who want a sit-down dinner with music and dancing afterward for a cost of $21.72 per person. Registration deadline for this option is 1 pm, Oct. 27. To register, go to www.mapsairmuseum.org or www. laflavour.com. Phone registration is also available by calling 330-8966332 ext. 110 for ticket options. No reservations are needed for Option Two which is for those who only want to attend the dance. Dance-only attendees may pay at the door, but it is on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors open for dinner at 5:30 pm. To attend only the dance, arrive at 6:30 pm.

Admission is $10 at the door. Live music will be provided by perennial favorite LaFlavour, with the theme of “Five Decades of Hits”. The event will end at 9 p.m. MAPS Air Museum is located at 2260 International Parkway, North Canton. For more information about the musuem or its events, see www. mapsairmuseum.org. • Florence Price’s Piano Concerto in One Movement will be played alongside the works of Frank, Strauss and Tchaikovsky in Tchaikovsky & Price at the Canton Symphony Orchestra, 2331 17th St. NW, Canton, on Sunday, Oct. 30, at 7 p.m. Pianist Michelle Cann , the first black woman to have a work performed by an American

orchestra, will be featured. Tickets, with a $2 convenience fee, are $12 to $52. To order tickets, call 330-452-2094, e-mail boxoffice@ cantonsymphony.org, or online at cantonsymphony.org. • The United Methodist Church of Uniontown will be hosting a Harmony Ringers Concert, Stark County’s professional bell choir, on Sunday, Dec. 4, at 3 p.m. at the church, 13370 Cleveland Ave. NW, Uniontown. Tickets are $5 per person and may be purchased in the church office, by e-mailing uniontownumc@gmail. com or by calling 330-699-3587. Anyone who wishes to donate a high amount, starting at $25, will be added to the sponsor list.

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Marlboro trustees meet Swisher million. The premium of $19,826 is higher this year. The rates have not changed, but the contribution changes based on exposure. The township will receive a capital distribution of $925 this year since OTARMA is owned by the members. Trustee Battershell asked when the next property appraisal would take place and Zuccaro said they are every three years. He thanked trustees for their support of the program. The majority of this meeting was taken up with discussion of water and drainage issues in the public speaks portion of the meeting. Those issues are occurring in the vicinity of Lynnett and Lynnpark streets. Rick Buzaki and Nancy Fuller spoke regarding drainage problems. The properties were dry until Sept. 12 when they found a drainage pipe draining water into an area holding stagnant water, with a trickle of drainage into a private yard drain in the neighbor’s yard. Neighbors living directly to the north of them on Lynnpark Street have come to the township meetings in the past expressing concern about drainage. Buzaki wondered what had changed in the last 28 years for this project to get started now. Trustee Battershell stated that this has been an ongoing problem for years. The property on the north end gets saturated and water

That’s right; all month long we’re servin’ up Brats. We pamper and give these little sausages whatever they want; like a steam bath in onions and Beer. Why they’re nothin’ but spoiled Brats. We pile on the kraut and malted onions, you pick the senf; that’s German for mustard. We serve it with a side of hot German potato salad, and don’t forget to order that chocolate or vanilla unique Munich malt. Please let us know if these aren’t the best of the wurst brats you’ve ever had.

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Lake Y’s Senior Health Fair is Friday The Lake Community YMCA Senior Health Fair returns Friday, Oct. 7, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. The Senior Health Fair, sponsored by Modern Hearing Solutions, Aultcare’s Primetime Health Plan, Perrin Insurance Group, & Sarta, will be held in the Lake YMCA field house. Admission, parking, and activities are free. The event is open to the public. When attendees arrive, they will check-in at registration table located in the front lobby. They will receive a program/map showing when and where the day’s events are. They will also receive a swag bag with goodies provided by the YMCA and top sponsors. The first 100 attendees will receive a lunch ticket entitling them to a free Chick-Fil-A box lunch that can be received in the multi-purpose room. The box lunch consists of a Chickfil-a chicken sandwich, chips, and cookie. Chick-fil-a box lunches are sponsored by Canton Christian Home, Canton Regency, Cleveland Clinic

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Three individuals attended the Sept. 19 meeting to speak to the Marlboro Township Board of Trustees and others at the meeting. One was Dan Swisher, superintendent of Marlington Local School District, who introduced himself and stated he would like to try to attend trustee meetings more often. He wants to share communication among the townships and schools. He had already attended Lexington and Washington township meetings. Trustee John Battershell stated that previously Marlington Community Action Committee Meetings were held quarterly and seemed to work well. Swisher noted that the school has a renewal levy coming up on Nov. 8. This is not a new tax. Eric Taggart, director at Rodman Public Library, spoke regarding the Rodman Public Library levy renewal. The 10-year renewal levy is not a new tax or tax increase. It was first passed in 2010 after a reduction in state funding. This operating levy accounts for 35% of the library’s funding. Taggart explained, the library is an organization that can be used by everyone and provides a good value to the community. It would be very devastating if the levy doesn’t pass. People do still use libraries and over the last year they had about 125,000 visitors and checked out over 400,000 materials. Many people use the Inter-

net and Wi-Fi and the bookmobile is still active as well. Fiscal Officer Tracy Ferrett asked if they get credit for books checked out online and he confirmed that they do, but they still need to buy the licenses which are usually more expensive than physical books. Jim Zuccaro, president of Summit Insurance Agency, introduced himself as the Ohio Township Association Risk Management Authority representative for Marlboro Township. All townships, including Marlboro, have a minimum of $3 million of general liability protection. Over 80% (1,080) of the Ohio townships are in the program. The goal of OTARMA is to provide coverage specific to township needs. Cyber coverage is a big issue right now and Aaron Willis, an OTARMA cyber specialist, met with township personnel and worked with Network Administrator Kyle Devies. There is also a resource center online containing procedures, checklists, DVD’s, etc. The township has auto liability, law enforcement and public officials’ liability coverage. The buildings were recently appraised by the CBIZ (Century Business Services, Inc) Valuation Group and were adjusted, and personal property equipment/computers are also insured. The total of all the township’s property coverage is $1.7 million with a blanket property amount of $1.2

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from Page 9 leeches down over the properties. The system was designed and approved by the Stark County Engineers back in the 1960’s and there is an easement that was put in at that time where the township was working recently. Battershell noted the township is responsible for getting water off the road. It appears that three ground drains have been added to private properties and it appears the township is now draining on that property. During recent township work there of the installation of drainage pipes, the plan was changed to stop short of the oak trees to avoid damaging them unless it presents a problem. It is presenting a problem if they are getting water and it hasn’t rained. Trustees proposed finishing the job by taking the drainage line to the ditch, which may take out the trees. They emphasized that they are not responsible for

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Per Eddleman, the next SCOG meeting will be the second week in October. A packet for the vote will go out to everyone on the list. re-seeding the property which is the homeowner’s responsibility. Trustee Ken Eddleman volunteered to call the Stark County Engineers Office and have them look at the area to see what they suggest. The trustees asked everyone to let them try what they’re doing with the money available. During the Road Department report, there are two residents on Lynnett Street who are asking about putting pipe in to cover the ditch. The trustees commented that the township would only be responsible for putting it in or contracting it out. The residents would be responsible for the cost of materials, which may exceed $50 per linear foot. Road Foreman Rick Bergert recommended checking with the Stark County Engineer’s Office for their opinion on closing the ditch due to the

amount of water that comes down that ditch. He added that he didn’t know if the 24-inch pipe in the driveways could handle the water. In another portion of the meeting, Fiscal Officer Tracy Ferrett reported that an auditor from the Auditor of State’s office had begun fieldwork on the 20202021 audit. Police Chief Ronald Devies reported that the Aultman-Alliance Community Campus are purchasing a new defibrillator for the department. It will be used in one of the police cars. Also, the department received donations totaling $450 in memory of John Bauman and $1,800 from the Cutty’s Sunset Cruise-In. Both have been earmarked for the Law Enforcement Trust Fund. Devies stated that Officer Ruggeri passed the property room

Aultman College to hold Preview Day Aultman College is opening its doors for a Preview Day, an open-house-style event for interested students, on Wednesday, Oct. 12, at 6 p.m. The event includes tours of college facilities and classrooms, the opportunity to meet with students, faculty and staff and presentations about the various programs in nursing, radiography, social work, medical assisting and the health sciences,

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pleted the chip-and-seal program. For the Summer Road Program, it came in at $6,400 under the estimate for paving, $935 under for chip and seal, and $5,000 over for grader patching. For crack sealing, he requested another $4,000 for the program to hire a company to finish Immel Avenue. Ferrett confirmed that there was money left in the road program budget so trustees gave Bergert permission to proceed. Bergert thanked everyone for their thoughts during the passing of his mother, Mary Bergert. Trustee Schillig reported he had received a map from Sarah Buell at the Stark County Park District for proposed wetland mitigation, primarily on the Bingham Farm site. He has also been a liaison between Buell and Chief Matt Anstine regarding improvements to make Walborn Reservoir trails more accessible for safety forces. The trustees approved to pay bills in the amount of $60,874.71. Battershell opened a discussion about the quote received for the door replacement in the police department. Eddleman said American Rescue Plan Act Funds can be used for this purpose and believed this is a good option for the police department. The trustees approved the proposal with Capitol Aluminum & Glass Corporation for door replacement in the police department at a cost of $24,000 for three doors and installation. A regular meeting is scheduled for Monday, Oct. 17, at 7 p.m. at the Marlboro Township Hall.

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Marlington boys, Lake girls are division champs By Todd Thoenen

It was an abnormally cool dry day for Saturday’s 2022 Cross Country Stark County Championship meet at GlenOak High School. BOYS Defending State Champions and 2021 Stark County Champion Marlington Dukes defended their title with another overall championship. While they are ‘only D-2’, as some around the cross-country world say, they are motivated to succeed in every meet.

“They have a chip on their shoulder and that motivates them to work even harder,” commented Marlington Head Coach Mellissa Graham. They have earned bragging rights with back-toback Stark County Champions, overall and in Div-II/ III. Marlington, led by junior Colin Cernansky with an overall runner-up finish, set the pace for the Dukes to repeat as champions. Cernansky ran the course with

a time of 15:30.69 just over 24 seconds behind GlenOak senior Tommy Rice, who set a new course record with a time 15:06.19, breaking Lake 2020 State Champion Nathan Moore’s record of 15:13.03. Cernansky finished fifth in the 2021 Meet with a time of 16:06. Marlington has been improving every meet and they are moving toward another opportunity to repeat as State Div-II Champions. Senior Nash Minor has cut 30 seconds off last season’s time with a 15:51.22. “Nash can push himself very hard for a very long time. I think for him it is a mental thing,” Graham continued. Marlington has not lost a team meet this season and pushed each other to succeed. Scoring for Marlington in Saturday’s meet were C e r n a n s k y, r u n n e r - u p and Div-II/III champion (15:30.03); Nash Minor,

seventh overall and third Div-II/III (15:51.22); M i c h a e l N i c h o l s , 11 t h and fourth in Div-II/III (16:12.38); Logan Citino 13th and sixth in Div-II/ III (16:19.22); and Cohen Boyce, 20th and seventh Div-II/III (16:37.27). Lake boys team finished eighth overall and fifth in Div-I. Scoring for Lake were sophomore Lex McMahon, 47th overall and 30th Div-I (17:33.40); junior Preston Rickman 50th and 32nd in Div-I (17:46.08); senior Jonathon Smith 57th, 37th (17:58.37); junior Isaiah Baldridge 58th, 38th (17:82.62); and junior Holden Clemens 63rd, 40th (18:09.48). Scoring for Lake Center were senior Jacob Wyder, 102nd and 44th in Div-II/III (19:27.14 personal record); senior Zane Grabowski, 121st, 60th (20:11); senior L i a m Wi l s o n , 1 2 7 t h , 65th (20:50.19); sophoSee CHAMPS Page 14

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The top two finishers in Saturday’s Stark County Championships, GlenOak senior Tommy Rice and Marlington junior Colin Cernansky, ran first-second all the way. Rice pulled away at around the two-mile mark and set a new course and school record.

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from Page 13 more Jacob Kimble, 146th, 75th (24:01.35); and junior Luke Yoder 148th, 77th (25:31.65). GIRLS The Lady’s meet was won by Lake sophomore Daniela Scheffler with a time of 18:23.36 leading to a team overall and Div-I Championship. “It was perfect conditions

October 6, 2022 that made me excited, and I love this course. It’s my favorite. I tried to go out in the front strong, and I knew Bella (Graham) from Marlington was going to be up there with me. So, I was excited because I knew I wasn’t going to be up there alone. I know there are very good athletes here,” said Scheffler. “Mile 3 came around. I decided to pick it up and see how long I could hold off everyone else to the finish. Most of the excite-

ment came when I realized it was achievable (Stark County all-around Champion). When I got here, it was just executing the plan and afterwards, the feeling of knowing that I worked so hard for this it’s not like anything else,” she said. Scheffler’s accomplishment led Lake to a Div-I Championship and runner-up all around behind Minerva. Scoring for Lake were: Daniela Scheffler Div-I champion and runner-up all around

(18:23.36); Lily Cross, ninth overall and fifth in Div-I (19:45.55); Charli Evanish, 16th, ninth (20:30.71); Adison Wierzbicki ,23rd, 12th (20:50.24); and Riley Holland, 37th, 22nd (21:16.62). “We were really happy to start out the season at Riverside, the night race and we had a blast, ran pretty great. We really realized our potential there. As we’ve gone through the past few meets, we focused not on winning races or placing or times but focused on

the little things. Trying to race more confidently and learn ways to get an advantage over other teams and be thinking during the race. This was the first day we really wanted to make a statement. We had goals to be Div-I champs today. We’re coming along, a very strong core group, just another year older and trying to get a little faster,” commented Lake Head Coach Chris Wise. See CHAMPS Page 15

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Marlington senior Bella Graham finished runner-up overall and first in DivII/III with a time of 18:37.60.

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Lake Center senior Jacob Wyder overcame a broken leg in the spring and worked hard to get back to running again. He ran a personal best 19:27.14 to lead the Tigers to a 10th-place team finish in Div-II/III and 19th overall.

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and Elsie Haught (21:58.98). Her goal was to stay sub-22. We also had two others get PR’s Nicole Hayes (22:44.19) and Grace Duff (24:23.42),” commented Ritchie. Others scoring for Lake Center, Miranda Bailey (23:23.63), and Megan Emch (25:57.23). The Lady Tigers finished 14th overall and eighth in Div-II/III. Lake Center is in the process of hopefully building a home crosscountry course east of the school.

“We have some acreage across the street that we want to turn into a course. We’ve been talking with Hartville Hardware and Kitchen. LCCS AD Shane Byler has been working hard to build all his sports teams into top programs,” Ritchie said. “He is a good encourager, whatever we need. We have been using a neighborhood pond. We do a lot of repeats around there. We’re on the grass, soft surfaces, it works well.”

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WAREHOUSE MANAGER. WOULD you like to work for a com‐ pany that values faith, understands the importance of family and can offer these perks? $25- $30 per hour starting wage AND full benefits – including Flexi‐ ble Schedule, Healthcare, Holiday, PTO, 401K with match. Join our growing team. To meet the rapidly increasing demand for our services, we are looking for a skilled, respon‐ sible, & friendly manager to join our team & manage our Ohio Terminal. Our Warehouse Manager… Will oversee picking up fine furniture from Amish communities and manu‐ facturers in the Central/Western Ohio region and Western PA. Build relationships with our regular manu‐ facturers. Grow the pickup and de‐ livery service area to include Indi‐ ana. Manage White Glove Delivery Service. Handle shipping paper‐ work, inventory management. Load blanket wrapped, premium furniture to be picked up from the terminal and shipped to our PA terminal. Will assist the Transport Manager to re‐ cruit drivers and warehouse associ‐ ates. Serve as the face of our Com‐ pany to our Ohio clientele. Our Ideal Warehouse Manager... Cares about our customers. Is detail oriented. Is a servant leader that en‐ joys people. Understands the impor‐ tance of handling each piece of fur‐ niture with care to ensure happy customers. Wants to work for an employer who values faith and fam‐ ily. Has a clean driving record. Cares about safety. Works hard side by side with the team, wrap‐ ping, tagging, loading furniture. If you are friendly, self‐motivated, and looking for a position with a growing, team‐oriented company with career opportunities and a wholesome environment, this could be the place for you! To be consid‐ ered for our Warehouse Manager position, please call, text, or email James at 717-821-3779, james. [email protected].

Antiques OLD FASHIONED, LARGE trunk, needs to be repainted and to use for decor. $20.00 Please stop in: 8173 Township Road 601, Fredericksburg.

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Collectibles GUNS FOR SALE: 22 Smith and Wesson Revolver $750. Derringer HP $300. TOM CAT $700. (330)3518046.

HISTORY STAMP COLLECTION, old cameras, jewelry, coins, sports memorabilia, dolls, and much more. Long list. 330-516-1585 WILL PAY CASH for sports cards or collectibles. Entire collections or indi‐ vidual cards. Organized or com‐ pletely unorganized. Willing to take a look at anything. Call or text Rich at 440-552-0691. Thanks! Buy & Sell Your Home & Garden Items With Us!

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Tree Service BAD BOYS TREE Service, LLC. Call us for a free estimate. Offering tree removals, crane work, lot clearing and much more! 330-275-9155

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Tools & Equipment 110 GALLON L-SHAPE Pickup Bed Fuel Tank. Like new, can send pic‐ tures. $450. Call 330-275-2169.

Home Furnishing

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Wanted To Buy Or Trade BUYING 4 WHEELERS, 3 wheelers and dirt bikes in need of repair. Run‐ ning or for parts. 330-691-7049

BUYING ANTIQUES COL‐ LECTIBLES Collections, books, comics, old paper, photos, art, records, toys, artifacts, jewelry, signs, knives, swords, lighters, coins, pot‐ tery, crocks, glassware, lighting, mili‐ tary, railroad. Bob: 615-586-3312 (Local). BUYING: OLD INDIAN Items includ‐ ing Navajo Indian Blankets and Rugs, Pottery, Baskets, Beaded Moccasins, Turquoise and Silver Jewelry, Artifacts, Kacina Dolls, Other Old Indian Items $Cash Paid$ Call 740-525-2807 or email ameri‐ [email protected] HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Buying an‐ tiques & collectables. Old Books, Magazines, Postcards, Photographs, Glass, Pottery, Figurines, Pipes, Lighters, Jewelry, Toys, Games, Dolls, Sports, Political, Religious, Quilts, Gas, Oil, Radios, plus so much more. One piece or estate. Please call 330-907-4284.

KING BED FRAME with extras. Cus‐ tom built by Shrocks of Berlin. Shaker style, 4 pencil post, solid oak. Pristine condition. Originally pur‐ chased for Zoar School Inn B&B. $899. OBO. Call 330-324-2869.

October 20, 2022

1000 GALLON UPRIGHT poly water tank excellent condition SS fittings $390 used for potable water 330275-2169.

Construction & Remodeling

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2520 JOHN DEERE Tractor. 26hp. 4wd. Hydrostatic drive w/ag tires mower and front end loader. 690hrs. Still in good condition. Call or Text 330-205-8024.

TRAILER,

$450,

OLDER STYLE TROY Bilt Horse Tiller. Works, need carb worked on. $300. (330) 407-7086.

PUBLIC NOTICE will hold a meeting on

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4X8 UTILITY (330)388-6171.

Get Your Exercise

SOMEWHERE Equipment 1130

The Hartville Board of Zoning Appeals

JOHN DEERE 440 Log Skidder. Older model, runs good. 330-4653440.

Lawn & Garden

START

Specializing in Residential Roofing Metal, Shingle, Repair, Re-Roofs, New Construction, Fully Insured Free estimates. Call Willis 330-231-6407

at 6:30 p.m.

at the Village Hall, 202 W. Maple Street, Hartville, Ohio to consider a 1. Variance Request – Property located at 3351 Edison St. Request is to allow owner to erect a Pole Barn to store building materials while building their home.

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Building Materials SOLID WOOD INTERIOR and exte‐ rior doors, (740)824-3621. TEN 400 WATT Overhead Lights. Great for shop or barn. 740-824-3621

WE'RE See Classified HIRING! Section 0220

LEAF PICK-UP

Effective October 1, 2022 – November 30, 2022 The Village of Hartville will be picking up leaves for

citizens in the Village. Leaves should be placed in the front, not more than 3 FEET FROM THE ROAD.

Note: If grass, limbs, rocks or trash are in the leaves,

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There is NO set schedules for pick-up!

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WANTED: JOHN DEERE 318 gar‐ den tractor, needing work or fair con‐ dition. No deck needed. Call with price, (330) 600-7076.

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October 6, 2022 Tree Service & Stump Grinding Bucket Service & Crane

HARTVILLE NORTH PLAZA

RV, Boat & Vehicle Storage

MINI STORAGE

Reserve your spot now!

www.lakerealtystorage.com

Kent Avenue

330-495-3600

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Tree & Stump Grinding We Also Remove Shrubs & Bushes Frank Lamanna 330-592-9896 Tony Lamanna 330-592-9899

HARTVILLE

Many Sizes Available

330-877-2525

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Dogs

2 AKC BERNESE females. Genetic & health tested clear. 3yrs old. $1200/each. (234) 301-7758.

www.lamannatree.com [email protected]

3 YR OLD Sheep dog female. $100. obo. Call (330)-275-2141.

PUBLIC SALE/OPEN BID/REPO SALE

5MTH OLD AKC Red Mini Poodle female. 6wk old AKC Blue Merle Mini Poodle Puppies. Prices $800-$1000/each. 740-221-8843.

DBS Financial 10/22/2022 - 9:30 A.M.

MAKE

MODEL

YEAR

MAKE

MODEL

2010

NISSAN

ROGUE

2013

TOYOTA

PRIUS

2010

DODGE

CALIBER

2011

KIA

SORENTO

2012

JEEP

COMPASS

2012

CHEVY

CRUZE

2012

FORD

FUSION

2012

JEEP

COMPASS

2013

FORD

TAURUS

2011

FORD

FOCUS

2015

KIA

SORENTO

2016

CHEVY

SONIC

2012

FORD

FOCUS

2014

FORD

FOCUS

2010

JEEP

COMPASS

2012

CHEVY

EQUINOX

2011

JEEP

LIBERTY

2012

MITSUBISHI

OUTLANDER

2013

CHEVY

EQUINOX

2013

FORD

FIESTA

2011

CHEVY

MALIBU

2012

JEEP

COMPASS

2014

CHRYSLER

TOWN & COUNTRY

2010

HYUNDAI

SONATA

2012

NISSAN

ALTIMA

2009

HYUNDAI

SONATA

2013

CHEVY

CRUZE

2010

DODGE

JOURNEY

2013

KIA

SOUL BASE

2010

FORD

FLEX

2016

JEEP

COMPASS

2013

CHRYSLER

200

2010

NISSAN

ROGUE

2012

HYUNDAI

TUCSON

2014

CHRYSLER

300

2012

KIA

OPTIMA

2012

CHRYSLER

200

2010

DODGE

NITRO

2012

FORD

FUSION

2011

HYUNDAI

SANTA FE

2011

CHEVY

EQUINOX

2012

FORD

FOCUS

2011

FORD

FIESTA

2011

CHEVY

EQUINOX

2012

DODGE

JOURNEY

2011

GMC

TERRAIN

2012

FORD

TAURUS

2014

CHEVY

CRUZE

2012

CHEVY

SONIC

2012

CHEVY

MALIBU

2014

FORD

FUSION

2011

CHEVY

HHR

1-800-824-7881

5YO AKC BERNESE female, $150. Also tri colored standard Bernedoo‐ dle puppies, $400.-$600. 330-4735132 7MTH OLD BLACK Lab male. Trained to sit and lie down. Also 7mth old Miniature Pinscher female. Make offer. Must go. 330-600-4774. ACA REG. SILVER Dapple, Long Haired Dachshund female. 3yrs old. Awesome mother. $1600/OBO. Also ACA Reg Long Haired Cream and White Dachshund male. 1yr old. $1600/OBO. 330-473-7976.

AKC MINI AUSSIE female with blue merle coat and beautiful blue eyes. Well built. 1.5 years old. Missed 1 st. cycle. Make offer. Call or text; (330)521-8644. AKC PEMBROKE WELSH Corgi, male. Sable colored. 5.5yrs old. Pet, housebroken, good with kids and other pets. Rehoming owners mov‐ ing. Text only 330-418-7208.

AKC REGISTERED BERNESE Mountain Dog puppies. DOB 7/8/2022. 5 Male, 4 Female. Vet checked, microchipped, UTD on vac‐ cines and wormer. Dundee, OH $400. Call or text (330) 401-4457 for more info. AKC TRI CAVALIER 4 year old Fe‐ male pet only $500. AKC Tri Cavalier 6 month old Male $850.OBO. (330)749-2018

BEAUTIFUL SMALL SIZE puppies for sale. Breed is mini Bernadoodle females. Call 330-933-7263. Ask about our new location. BERNESE AKC FEMALE. 6 years old. Has good litters. Going in heat the end of September. $600. Call 330-275-2168.

BLACK GOLDENDOODLES IN Newcomerstown, Ohio. 3 males and 3 female. Vet checked, current on vaccines and de-worming, and health guarantee. Available at 8 weeks on 10/15/22. Cost $700. Call or text 7400-227-0371. BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. 3 blue males. Blue eyes. 2 black fe‐ males. Nice markings. Born 7/13/22. $750/males. $500/females. 1 Tri colored Mini Bernedoodle female. Born 7/4/22. $300. 330-464-0655. 8878 South Kansas Road.

COCKAPOO PUPPIES FOR sale, white with cream color, 3 month old, brother and sister, $500. Would love if both could go to same forever home! Call or text 234-301-2458.

ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL Puppies (3 males). Born April 3, ready to be adopted. Liver and white with lots of spots, very friendly. If in‐ terested please call Neil 330-2757870.

F1B MOYEN GOLDENDOODLE Puppies. Red w/white markings. 20 to choose from. Call or Text Mike. 330-260-0318. F1 GOLDENDOODLE PUPPIES for sale. Born 7/18/22. 2 females, 2 males $400/eacj. (330) 231-8381.

AKC REGISTERED BERNESE Mountain Dog puppies. DOB 7/23/2022. 5 Male, 5 Female. Vet checked, microchipped, UTD on vac‐ cines and wormer. Dundee, OH. $400. Call or text (330) 401-4457 for more info.

FOR SALE: 4 yr old akc brindle Boxer female. Also 2 yr old red Mini Aussie female with 8 Mini Aussiedoo‐ dle pups born 8/6. Call or txt 330600-2263.

BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG Pup‐ pies. Tri colored markings. DOB 7/29/22. $200/each. 330-893-1157.

FOR SALE: 6 month old, AKC, Eng‐ lish Cream Golden Retriever Males. $100. Call or text 330-275-9062.

ROBERTSON DOORS INSTALL & REPAIR GARAGE DOORS

Spring Replacements New Openers Repair Openers BF-16743

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SKIPCO AUTO AUCTION

KITTENS AVAILABLE TO good homes. Litter trained. Flea prevention and worming up to date. Long and short hair. All colors. 740-346-8243

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330-699-7474

700 Elm Ridge Ave., Canal Fulton, OH 44614

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Cats

FREE ESTIMATES

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Indoor storage

LAMANNA’S

TREE REMOVAL, MUCH more! Free estimates, Fully insured, crane removals and stump grinding. Call for Wood Chips. (330)275-9155

330-877-2610 BF-8462

FOR SALE, FRENCH Bulldog mix puppies. Very playful and sweet. DOB 08/02/22. Available 09/27/22. Call for more info, 330-466-3328 or 330-695-9310. FOR SALE; MINI Aussiedoodle fe‐ male. Born 12/21/2018, UTD on shots, spayed, house trained, does not shed, 12.5lbs., loves people. Will make a very nice companion for someone! For more information call 330-231-0339.

FOR SALE; SHIHTZU male. Very loving and playful. Dob, 08/06/22, available 10/01. Call for more info, 330-466-3328.

GOLDENDOODLE PUPPIES FOR sale. 10 weeks old. $175. If inter‐ ested call or text 330-749-4803.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. East German Bloodlines. Vet checked and wormed. Black and Sable. Females $800/each. Males $600/each. 330-243-6629, 330-3393006. LHASAPOO MALE PUPPY, 6 month old for sale. $500. Call or text 234301-2458. OLD ENGLISH BULLDOG. A little over 2yrs old. Male. Rehoming fee. Also have Multi-color Cat. for pictures call or text for either one or more info 330-260-1469. SHIBA INU PUPPIES, 11 weeks old. 2 red females & 2 white males out of family pet. Shiba's are good natured, keen and alert. Dewormed, shots and vet checked. Ready to go. Call 330600-1363.

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PUREBRED HOLLAND LOPS, $30/each. Also have 2 Lionheads purebred, beautiful coats, $30/each. Handled daily excellent tempera‐ ments. Orrville area, (330)317-5576. WARNING: ANIMALS ADVERTISED for "free" are sometimes acquired by people who use them as bait in train‐ ing other animals to fights or for sci‐ ence experiments. Please help us to stop animal cruelty by asking a nomi‐ nal fee for your pet to attract a sin‐ cere buyer.

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Livestock THREE BOER BILLY Goats. 6mths old. Good stock. $200/each. Call 330-893-0411.

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Poultry FREE RANGE TURKEYS. Butcher‐ ing heavy weights first part of No‐ vember for burger, sausage, etc. Thanksgiving Turkeys the week of Thanksgiving. Send for more info: Leroy Miller, 5939 TR 607, Freder‐ icksburg, Ohio, 44627.

TAKING ORDERS FOR Bovan Brown Pullets, ready to go in Octo‐ ber. $13.50/each. (330)-407-6034.

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Horses 11YO BAY MORGAN gelding. Ex‐ cellent buggy horse. Stands 16-1 hands. Call (330)-275-2141 6 YEAR OLD Mare; Sire, Cash Hall Dam, Conway Hall. Good broke fam‐ ily horse, 16.1 hands, TSS. 6 year old trotting Mare in foal to (Cruzing with Chrome) for April, really nice Mare, TSS. 9 year old Mare; Chip Chip Hooray x Angas Hall, 2 whites and strip, really nice looking mare, TSS. John Swarey 740-462-8610

We’ve got the services you need right here!

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TRI-STAR TRINITY OVER and under 12 gauge in great condition, used very little. $600. 330-275-7532

BOWTECH TOMKAT COMPOUND Bow. New Ripcord Rest. New Trophy Ridge Sights. New strings and ca‐ bles. New Trigger release, arrows, hard cover case, everything is in great condition. Complete package$400/OMO. Call or Text 330-4077086.

Riding Horses

Meat & Produce

Pickup Trucks

RIDING HORSES, PONIES and a Spotted Donkey Jenny for sale. Call Robert Raber, 330-340-9830, after 4pm. 1 mile NW of Mt Hope.

FREEZER BEEF FOR sale: Raised locally on our family farm. Available by the 1/4, half, or whole. Call/text 330-231-4008 or 330-340-7380.

2005 FORD F-250, 4WD, 183K, 8 foot bed, everything works. $3,500, OBO. Call: 330-231-3652.

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Crops

Yard & Garage Sales

1ST CUTTING ORCHARD grass, Timothy hay. Round and square bales (740)824-3621. 4X5 ROUND BALES. 1st Cutting. Orchard Grass Mix Hay. No rain. $50/bale. Delivery available. Also 1st & 2nd cutting Balage. Individually wrapped. 740-294-0037. BIG SQUARE SECOND cutting grass/alfalfa mix hay, $315./ton. Grass, big round bales, good beef hay, $140./ton. No Sunday calls. 330-464-6184

ORGANIC RYE SEED for sale (330)317-3141.

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Farm Equipment 2 VH4D WISCONSIN motors for sale. 1 runs and 1 for parts. (740)824-3621. 31' GRAIN ELEVATOR hydraulic drive works great. $300. 330-2750426 FIRE SALE: 2016 Case IH 60A trac‐ tor 60 horse power 903 hrs W/ front end loader, fenders, brake controller. In excellent condition. $25,500. Call (330)-275-2141.

GEHL 920 SILAGE Wagon. $2,000. Call: 330-432-4687. I-H INDUSTRIAL 574 Heavy Duty with I-H Loader and blade on rear. Gas. Power steering. $4900. I-H Fast Hitch 211 2x14 Trip Bottom Plow. Ex‐ cellent Condition. $500. 330-6693545.

JOHN DEERE 215 grain head and 444 30" corn head. Both work good and in good condition. 330 275-0426 JOHN DEERE 335 round bailer, good condition, $5,000. 740-6107681 Leave message.

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2ND FALL/WINTER ALL Kids Stuff Sale. Mon, Oct 17 5pm-8pm. ($2 en‐ trance donation). Tues 5pm-8pm. Wed-Fri. 10am-5pm. Sat., Most items 50% off 10am-5pm. New Towne Mall, Entrance B, www.kidsstuffsale. blogspot.com, Cash and Check Only.

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Yard & Garage Sale Wooster HOUSE CONTENTS 2596 Batdorf Road, Wooster, OH, living room fur‐ niture, grandfather clock, TV and stand, kitchen items, Fiestaware dishes, table/chairs quilts, antigues, toys, books, Kenmore chest freezer, Maytag washer, Whirlpool dryer, bed and dressers, collectibles, outdoor furniture, tools. Terms: Cash and carry.

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Automobiles

WANT TO BUY: Local buyer Look‐ ing to purchase a Muscle/Classic Car or Streetrod/Truck from 1920 to 1995. Experienced Older Buyer that treats with honesty and integrity. Easy and polite transaction. Cash in hand. Call (330)601-3830.

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2018 F150 4X4, in white gold, loaded w/options. Has Ford Factory Gold Star warranty for 3 years. E.C. inside & out. 36,000 miles. Asking $43,000 OBO. Call 330-704-6339. ONE OWNER 2006 DODGE 4X4 TRX PICK-UP TRUCK 5.7 HEMI POWERED. 6ft. bed. 51K miles. Looks great, runs great! $17,500 (330)388-6171.

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Boats & Water Sports BOAT WINTERIZING & service lo‐ cated in Navarre, Ohio. Please call Dan's Watercraft at 330-418-0293 to get your boat scheduled.

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Hunting & Fishing EAST HOLMES TAXIDERMY, spe‐ cializing in whitetail shoulder mounts. Highest scoring Ohio whitetail gets free shoulder mount!! 330-275-4238.

MILLERS ANTLERWORK: WHITE‐ TAIL European mounts. Will Euro‐ pean whatever you bring. Curly maple, elm, live edge walnut, skull hooks available. John Miller, 6411 TR 607, Fredericksburg, OH 44627.

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Recreation & Leisure

Auctioneer/Realtor

330-704-5702

24" ARCHERY TARGET, like new, used very little. $100. Call or Text 330-407-7086.

FIREARMS & AMMO AUCTION Located @ Garner Auction Center 3 miles south of Carrollton on St. Rt. 43 to Canyon Rd.

Approx. 250 boxes of ammo in all Cal. & Gauges, plus Slugs and Buckshot. Not a large auction but quality items. Plan to attend. Ammo sells first.

“FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1938” 84+ ACRES OFFERED IN TWO COMBINATIONS TRACTS RANGING FROM 6+ ACRES TO OVER 14+ ACRES EACH – LAKE SCHOOLS LAKE TWP. - UNIONTOWN, OH Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidder. LOCATION: 11949 Mogadore Ave. NW, Uniontown, OH 44685. DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 619 east of Uniontown or Mogadore Rd. and south. SATURDAY – OCTOBER 8, 2022 – 10:30 AM AUCTION #1 – 48+ acres – Parcels #1 – #6 offered separate and together multi par.

AUCTIONEERS/REALTORS: Russell T. (Rusty) Kiko, Jr., C.A.I., 330-495-0923 [email protected]

Larry W Garner Auctioneer 330-627-5573 or 330-806-0145

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GREAT DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL & COUNTRY BUILDING SITES WITH SEWER & WATER AVAILABLE – DANIEL L. MILLER REVOCABLE ESTATE PLAN TRUST

AUCTION #2 – 36 acres – Offered separate and together multi par. You’ll like these parcels. Zoned R-1 low density residential.

Fresh Flowers • Plants • Silks • Chocolates

425 South Prospect

[email protected]

EXCITING REAL ESTATE LAND AUCTION

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, @ 5:00 P.M.

HARTVILLE

countryflowersandherbs.com

Call today if you’re thinking about selling your home or land in Hartville.

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Sporting Goods

Winchester 22 Hornet, Winchester 75 22LR, Winchester 12 20GA, Winchester 40 12GA, Winchester Rifle 2520, Winchester 12 12GA, Winchester 67 22 Smooth Bore, Winchester 37 20GA, Worthington 410 GA, Hatfield 410GA, Savage 93 R17 17HMR, Browning 22LR, New England 223 w/scope, H & R 929 22 CAL, (3) new scopes, oak gun cabinet, 15 Win. Boxes and others.

330-877-2644

I HAVE CASH BUYERS!

Randy L. Compton

1999 KAWASAKI 1000 Concours for sale. 16,000miles. Good condition. $2850. 330-766-6016.

Country c c Flowers

[email protected]

ROCKY FORK RANCH/GRAND Haven Resort Membership for sale. Kimbolton OH. Contact 330-2605314. Make an offer. Negotiable.

Due to health issues our seller can no longer hunt and will sell his guns and ammo.

2017 HONDA TRX 500-FM1, 4wheeler. Excellent condition, 1910 actual miles, 820 hours. New tires. 740-824-3621.

NEWS!

GLENMONT GUN SHOW Saturday, Oct.8th 8:00AM-3:00PM. 108 Main Street, Glenmont, Ohio. Lunch stand; free parking; Admission $5. Buy-SellTrade or have your guns appraised. For Information: (330)377-4407.

Motorcycles & ATV

Pick Up & Delivery

est. 1979

2018 F150 4X4, in white gold, loaded w/options. Has Ford Factory Gold Star warranty for 3 years. E.C. inside & out. 36,000 miles. Asking $43,000 OBO. Call 330-704-6339.

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Upcoming Auctions ~ Call Today! 800-533-5456 Realtors

Auctioneers

Advisors

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