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KenmoreConnectionFall 2013Postal CustomerAkron, Ohio 44314Presort STDU.S. PostagePaidMailed FromZip Code 44663Permit #584A Good Look at the CommunityA FREE PublicationA Quarterly PublicationVolume 14 Issue 415th Annual Kenmore Holiday Celebration Coming Soon!This issue containscoupons for:Price is Right Auto SalesPage 3Lowry Heating & CoolingPage 9The Polish ShopPage 10Chuck’s Coin & Gold ExchangePage 14TansationsPage 15E-Z StopPage 18Route ‘93 RacewayPage 21Yard Sale ThriftPage 21The Guitar DepartmentPage 21Magic City Sports CardsPage 21Kenmore Komics & GamesPage 21Kenmore AutomotivePage 23Better Cut & CurlPage 26Regina’s PizzaPage 27Kenmore WirelessPage 30Easten CaliPage 31CUT & SAVE!The 15th Annual Kenmore Holiday Celebration will be Saturday December 7th,starting at 11:00 am. This community event will include an appearance by Santa,children’s craft projects at many locations, the Children’s Treasure Hunt, AdultRaffle for free prizes (donated by area businesses), food events (such as TheChurch on the Boulevard’s pancake breakfast starting at 8:00 am), businessopen houses & special sales, Library open house, holiday costumed characterspassing out candy, a juggler, clowns, and a free trolley providing transportationall along Kenmore Boulevard from 6th Street to Shadyside Park and to theNazarene Church & Immaculate Conception.The days events will continue at 6:00 pm with prize drawings, a choir signing holidaymusic, and the tree lighting ceremony (sponsored by the Kenmore CommunityCouncil Inc) at Shadyside Park. The evening events will then culminate with theChildren’s Party with Santa Claus at Park United Methodist Church at 7:15 pm.Many of the businesses on Kenmore Boulevard will not only be hosting sales & open houses, but will also be passingout special coupons for holiday purchases to be used before December 24th for Christmas shopping. And also duringthe event the four church anchor sites (Park United Methodist Church, Immaculate Conception, Kenmore CommunityChurch of the Nazarene, and The Church on the Boulevard), will have special holiday events throughout the day!This event is made possible through the volunteer efforts of Kenmore businesses, schools, churches, residents, and serviceorganizations under the co-ordination of the Kenmore Board of Trade Events Committee. Event sponsors are the KenmoreKiwanis, Kenmore Community Council Inc, Kenmore Senior/Community Center, Kenmore High School, and the sponsorsand youth volunteers from the First Glance Student Center. This event is funded in part by donations, and an Akron Cityand Akron Community Foundation Neighborhood Partnership Grant. Watch for flyers and posters for further information.Thank You Veterans Gardenby Karen DavisVictory Garden by Rick Gromley(photo by Viet Nam Vet Kurt Black)New Kenmore resident Rick Gromley said he knew he wanted tohave at least one American flag flying on his property at the corner ofSutherland and Wingate Avenues, but as he began meeting his newneighbors, he was inspired to dedicate a large corner garden toexpress thanks to our veterans. “There are a number of Korean Warvets around here, and one 88 year old WWII vet down the street, aswell as many Viet Nam vets” said Rick. Rick stated that his fatherserved in WWII, and his grandfather in WWI.An Akron Public Schools teacher for more than 37 years, and a landscaper, Rick is now retired, and moved fromTallmadge to his Kenmore home earlier this summer. “I taught many students over the years who are now veterans”he said, “I’m not looking for any recognition, but this is just my way of saying thanks to all who served.”
Volume 14 Issue 4E-Z Stop Opens on Kenmore BoulevardAt first look, it seems that EZ-Stop,located at 1016 Kenmore Boulevard, isjust a new convenience store in Kenmore.They do carry bread, noodles, and a lotof bulk foods, including fresh spices, trailmixes, ingredients & chocolates, withmany Amish products available. Butthere is more here than meets the eye.Also located in the store is Embellishmentz,a winning fashion accessories retailer,which is a one-of-a-kind source of styleoffering unique purses and other giftsthat have been helping women find their“Fabulous” since 2009.Page 2Kenmore ConnectionMartial Arts LessonsLearn KaiSai and Kung Fu.Classes are Mon, Tues & Wed - 6pm to 8pmSun 2pm - 4pmCome train with us andlearn how to protect yourself!Lee Burnett @ 330-714-7487Phone: 330-745-6654Chuck Hull, ProprieterTHE COBBLER SHOPBulk Food on Display at E-Z StopThen there is StudiOne, a studio room you can rent to take pictures for your web site or to sellproducts online. Help with your web site is also available. D.J. Restaurant Group will help youstart a business. There is Little Masters, which can offer art classes or craft parties for a birthdayor any occasion.Finally, if you need a meeting room(complete with fresh coffee), one isavailable for use, with a minimal fee orsometimes free for public use (pleasecall for details). And if you need aquick rental on a delivery truck, youcan schedule a 14-foot truck for 65.00a day.Embelishmentz, located at E-Z Stopat 1016 Kenmore BoulevardE-Z Stop, with “Big Savings in EverySize!”, is open Monday thru Saturday10:00 am to 7:00 pm, closed Sunday.For more information, please visitthem at 1016 Kenmore Boulevard, call330-848-8109, or visit their web site atez-wok.com. (See page 16).New Pizza Shop on Carnegie AvenueThere is a new pizza shop on the southside of Kenmore - Cesaro’s Pizza, Chicken & Subs nowopen at 666 Carnegie Avenue. Cesaro’s makes the pizza dough fresh daily, with the sauce theirown special blend of Italian Herbs & Spices, and offers 3 different sizes of pizzas with up to 15different toppings. You can also order Calzones & Stromboli, Broasted Chicken & Jo Jos, stone ovenstuffed breads & bread sticks, sub sandwiches, baked pasta, and about a dozen different side dishes.Cesaro’s Pizza, Chicken & Subs is located at 666 Carnegie Avenue, and is open Monday to Thursday3:00 pm to 10:00 pm, Friday & Saturday 12:00 noon to 11:00 pm, and Sunday 12:00 noon to 9:00pm. Check out their menu at www.cesarospizza.com or call 330-548-2272 for more information or toplace a take-out order. They offer delivery Thursday to Sunday 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm (ask for details).Complete Shoe Repair“We Heel Them, Attend to Their Dyeing,and Save Their Soles”Sun, Mon: ClosedTue-Fri: 9:00am to 5:30pmSat: 9:00am to ?978 Kenmore Boulevard Akron, Ohio 44314Serving Our Community for Over 53 Years!snow plowingfully reliablemr. taylor330-472-2051Nikki’s Styling Salon2411 East Avenue 330-848-1133Nikki YakubikVicki GuilliamsOwner / StylistStylist, ManicuristFull Service Available: Hair - Nails - WaxingCesaro’s Pizza, Chicken & Subs666 Carnegie Avenue 330-548-2272Large Pizza Special2 Items - 7.99Store HoursMonday-Thursday3:00 to 10:00 pmFriday & Saturday12 noon to 11:00 pmSunday12 noon to 9:00 pm
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Volume 14 Issue 4Page 4Kenmore ConnectionHighlights Inside This Issue15th Annual Kenmore Holiday Celebration Coming Soon!Page 1Thank You Veterans GardenPage 1E-Z Stop Opens on Kenmore BoulevardPage 2New Pizza Shop on Carnegie AvenuePage 2Bittner Auto Sales Celebrates 50 Years on East AvenuePage 5Better Cut & Curl Moves (But Not Too Far!)Page 5Kenmore Branch Library Community NewsPage 68th Annual Stand DownPage 7South Akron Awning Holds Open House to Celebrate 100th AnniversaryPage 7Councilman’s Corner / Reeves Cake Shop Plans Holiday Open House Page 10Kenmore Connection StaffPublisherKenmore Board of TradeP.O. Box 15171Akron, Ohio 44314Committee Chair,Julie Ann SweetTelephone: 330-745-5229E-Mail: jaesweet@aol.comAdvertising Coordinator, Telelephone: 330-745-5530John Buntin JrE-Mail: john@kenmore-komics.comAd Design,Richard WiltroutE-Mail: rick@kenmore-komics.comPutting Our Best Foot Forward! / Sam Salem Announces Soaring EaglesPage 11Feeding the CardinalsPage 11First Glance NewsPage 12Season of Festivities at Park ChurchPage 14Kenmore Board of Trade NewsPage 16DeBord’s 18th Annual Community Halloween FestivalPage 17Kenmore Community Council Inc NewsPage 20Kenmore Historical Society NewsPage 22Kenmore Kiwanis NewsPage 24Delivery date is subject to change without noticeUpward Sports Program at Kenmore Nazarene ChurchPage 27Problems with Delivery? Please call 330-745-5530Hope Church Craft & Bake Sale / Rolling Acres Church News Page 28Additional Copies of theKenmore Connection can befound (while supplies last)at the following locations---Kenmore Church DirectoryCommittee Members:David E. CulbertsonE-Mail: culbertsonlaw@neo.rr.comSubmissions Deadline for Articlesand Advertisements in the nextKenmore Connection is January 31st, 2014Delivery will be the week of February 15th, 2014Page 29We Need Your Help! Help us tell about the good things happening in Kenmore!Please send us your articles and news about your Kenmore neighborhood,organization, or business. See below for submission guidelines. Deadlines listed above.General Submission Guidelines and DisclaimerADVERTISEMENTS: All ads are subject to approval by the board, which reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to refuse to print any advertising for any reasonwhatsoever. Any information provided in any advertisements represents the opinion of the advertiser and does not necessarily represents the position or opinion of this organizationor any of its members. None of the officers, board members, or newspaper writers provide endorsement for any products advertised herein. Although previous advertisers may becontacted for repeat or new ads, it is the ultimate responsibility of any previous or new advertiser to contact the Kenmore Connection Advertising Coordinator to submit advertisements.ANNOUNCMENTS: All free announcements are subject to space availability and acceptance by the Kenmore Connection Committee. All artwork must be submitted in .TIFformat and must not exceed one quarter page. Copy format announcements must be in Word document or .RTF (rich text format).ARTICLES: The Kenmore Connection will only accept what the editorial board considers to be “good news” about the Kenmore Community. The editorial board, in itssole discretion, reserves the right to refuse submission of any article, advertisement, or announcement for any reason whatsoever. Any information provided in any article,press release, or announcement represents the opinion of the submitter, and does not necessarily represent the position or opinion of this organization or any of its members.ARTWORK & PHOTOS: All artwork must be submitted in .TIF format and all copy in Word or .RTF (rich text format), we cannot accept articles that are in all CAPS.Photos may be sent via disk or e-mail and in .TIF format. If photos are mailed or dropped off they will not be returned withour a self addressed and stamped envelope.All submissions should be accompanied by full contact information including organization, contact person, e-mail address, and phone number.Submit information to:John Buntin Jr at Kenmore Komics & Games1020 Kenmore BoulevardTelephone: 330-745-5530 Fax: 330-745-0472e-mail: john@kenmore-komics.comMail to: Kenmore ConnectionP. O. Box 15171Akron, Ohio 44314Acme Store #182147 East AvenueBob’s Hamburg1351 East AvenueCarnegie Pantry986 Carnegie AvenueKenmore Branch Library2200 14th Street SWKenmore Community Center880 Kenmore BoulevardLukity’s Country Inn2697 Manchester RoadRegina’s Pizza2160 East AvenueSubway - Kenmore1033 Kenmore BoulevardTansations1262 Kenmore Boulevard
Volume 14 Issue 4Page 5Kenmore ConnectionAkron BarbertonVeterinary ClinicBittner Auto Sales Celebrates 50 Years on East AvenueWarren Bittner of Bittner Auto SalesBittner Auto Sales is open Mondaythru Friday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm,and Saturday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.Closed Sundays. They offer a 30day limited warranty on all vehiclessold, and also offer service contracts& extended warranties. Financingis available. For more information,please call 330-745-8620.Better Cut & Curl Moves (But Not Too Far!)Better Cut & Curl is open Tuesday thru Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (or by appointment), andSaturday 9:30 am to 3:00 pm. Closed Sunday and Monday. Same day appointments areavailable, and walk-ins are welcome. For more information or appointments, please call330-848-2826. Melanie, Pearl, Theresa, Karen, Liz, and Taren will be glad to help you.No AppointmentNecessaryMonday, Wednesday, Thursday9:00am - 4:30pmTues & Fri 1:30pm - 4:30pmwww.akronvetclinic.vetsuite.comStone’s Kenmore MattressQuality Service Integrity since 1956Sofas-Love Seats-ReclinersAdjustable Electric BedsWaterbed SuppliesAll Mattress Sets on SaleFREEJERRY GRODEN SET-UP& 984 Kenmore BlvdREMOVALPRESIDENT330-745-4507Apartments For RentZumpano ConstructionORE CONNECSUPPORTEROffice at 2460 Manchester Road14330 - 753 - 2412New Homes & Commercial Buildingswww.zumpanocustomhomes.comMETTA MAE SMITHSTUDIO of DANCEMORE CONNEC14SUPPORTERHome of the Stars - Be One!We want to doan article about you(and it’s FREE!).Jim Lowe Realty, LtdHome: 330-773-2723Office: 330-724-9101Let the Search Begin!Taren Viar (far left), Liz Illingworth, Theresa Ickes,Melanie Burnett, and Karen Elrod (far right)NTIO330 - 753 - 2430KEN1015 Kenmore BoulevardStarting a newbusiness in theKenmore/Ward 9 area?Please contact Johnat 330-745-5530for more information.AffordablePet CareNTIOBetter Cut & Curl has moved, but only next door from it’s old location, to 1273 West WaterlooRoad. “I bought the business knowing that we would maintain the same friendly atmospherewe’ve always had” says owner Melanie Bernett, “and now I have the opportunity to expand andcontinue this tradition.” Still with Melanie are Pearl Sherman (original owner) and TheresaIckes, and now also working at Better Cut & Curl are Karen Elrod (formerly from Steady DateBeauty Salon), Liz Illingworth, and Taren Viar. The staff specializes in color & foiling. Thisfamily hair care salon can also do styling, clipper cuts, perms, updos, pedicures & manicures,shampoo sets, and waxing.330-753-41141111 Wooster Road NorthBarbertonKENOne of the longest established usedauto dealerships in the Kenmore areajust celebrated 50 years at its originaland current location. Bittner AutoSales, founded by Warren Bittner onOctober 1st, 1963, is located at 2414East Avenue. Currently working withWarren is Herbert Lane, who hastaken care of the lot for over 17 years.JimLowe@ameritech.netwww.JimLoweRealty.com
Volume 14 Issue 4Kenmore Branch Library Community NewsWelcome to Kenmore Branch Library!Akron-Summit County Public Library - Kenmore Branch offers many greatprograms for all ages! Mark your calendars for all our great upcoming programs.Children’s ProgramsPRESCHOOL STORY TIMEWednesdays at 10:30 amJanuary 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th, February 5th & 12thJoin us for stories, music, movement and fun!Each session will be followed by a play time oran activity. For children 2-6 years with a favoriteadult. Register to join the fun!PLAY DAYSWednesdays 10:30 am to 12:00 noonDecember 4th, 11th & 18thTuesdays 10:30 am to 12:00 noonJanuary 7th & 21st, February 4th & 18thFun days to drop in and join the fun.Children can play with our toys, socialize with otherchildren, and explore with arts and crafts materials.School Age ProgramsAFTER SCHOOL ADVENTURESTuesdays at 4:00 pmLearn something new through science, nature and art.Gingerbread Houses on December 10thCatapults on January 14thBridges on January 28thVolcanoes on February 4thAnimals in Ohio on February 18thPage 6Kenmore ConnectionSURVIVAL STRAPTuesday, January 7th at 4:00 pmEver been stuck in a jam and needed a little help,or maybe you have nothing to wear the survivalstrap is functional as both a critical survival tooland a fashion statement. With 12 feet ofparacord, it can be unwound in an emergency andused as fishing line, bow string, lasso, or to bakea cake, this bracelet knows no bounds. Or youcould simply just wear it (just in case).Library Hours:Monday–Thursday: 10 am to 8:30 pmFriday: 10 am to 6 pmSaturday: 10 am to 5 pmClosed SundayCHILLIN’ CHILI with CHEF SARAH MENTZERTuesday, February 11th at 6:00 pmChillin’ chili-warm up and chill out with ChefSarah! Enjoy fun new chili recipes to stay warmthis winter like Vegetarian chili, Pizza chili andmore! Handouts and taste tests are provided.Registration begins January 13, please call to register.Computer ClassesClasses held at branches are now hands-on.No registration is required, however you mustANTI-VALENTINE’S DAYhave a ticket to be admitted. 15 tickets will beTuesday, February 11th at 4:00 pmHappy Valentine’s Day! If you’re single, distributed 30 minutes prior to class start.randomly run up and hug somebody, then runMonday, February 24th at 6:00 pmoff, I’m sure they’ll like it. If not, you’llAudiobookslearn what mace feels like. Or, you could comeTuesday, February 25th at 6:00 pmby the library and uncelebrate Valentine’s Day.Social MediaCreate a Hearts of Despair cookie, and make aWednesday, February 26th at 6:00 pmblack flower valentine pen to send a message toInternet Part 1: Introduction to the Internetthat secret someone.Thursday, February 27th at 6:00 pmInternet Part 2: Internet Searching, Printing & FavoritesHoliday Open HouseSaturday, December 7th from 10:00 am to 5:00 pmJoin us for holiday activities, temporary holidaytattoos, treats and more fun.At 12 pm, come enjoy GENTLEMAN JIM’SVARIETY SHOW.Teen ProgramsCool programs for teens ages 11-18Call or stop by to sign up for these programs.TEEN SPOTTuesdays at 4:00 pmDecember 3rd & January 21stHang out, drink hot cocoa, play games or createa cool craft.SNOW DAYTuesday, December 17th at 4:00 pmThe weather outside may be frightful, but thisprogram will make even the coldest day fun. We’llbe decorating snowflake cookies, making fleecehats, earwarmers, or scarves, and giving awaybooks that are perfect to read next to a roaring fire.It’ll be a great way to get rid of your winter blues.Jack-O-Lantern JamboreeAdult ProgramsWONDERFUL WREATHSTuesday, December 10th at 6:30 pmJoin us to create a beautiful wreath to grace your homethis holiday season. Registration begins November 12.Space is limited so please call to register in advance.ADULT MOVIE PROGRAMTuesday, January 14th at 6:00 pmJoin us to watch RED 2 (PG13).Ghost Hunters 101Feel free to contact the libraryfor more information: 330-745-6126
Volume 14 Issue 4Page 7Kenmore Connection8th Annual Stand Downby Debbie JeffersThe 8th Annual Summit County Stand Down was held September 10th at Firestone VFW Post #3383, on West Waterloo Road.The coordinator of the Stand Down this year was Laura Dunlop. Many volunteers made this event happen, and over 400Veterans were provided with clothing, medical services, food,boots, gloves, blankets & haircuts. Many organizations cametogether and donated various items, money, and their time tothis event. The American Legion Post & Firestone MemorialPost #449 of Kenmore played a huge part in the Stand Down,as well as many other Posts in Summit County. Each veteranreceived a hot bowl of chicken noodle soup made by KarenMickunas, Kay Acree and the Auxiliary of American LegionPost #449. Chaplains were available from various churches,and medical care & counseling was also provided. The StandDown is very important to this community and all Veterans at- Debbie Jeffers gives a Haircuttending are very appreciated.to Mac McIntyre (Army Vet)Steve’sBarber ShopHair Cuts 8.00977 Kenmore BoulevardOpen Daily at 8:00 amNext to Metro DentalWilbeth Road CenterFor Rent896 West Wilbeth Road1,500 sq ft - 600.00Available NowPAPPAS REALTY CO.330.762.0535FREEDOM TAX SERVICE1014 Kenmore Blvd, Akron, OH 44314330-753-5000Call for an appointmentLast Chance to Tax Plan for 2013Free Look at Previously Filed ReturnsBusiness Planning*Prior Year Returns PreparedIndividual & Business Taxes * Bookkeeping & AccountingServing People Since 1979South Akron Awning Holds Open House to Celebrate 100th AnniversarySouth Akron Awning recently celebrated 100 years of business witha community open house, on Saturday August 10th. Former & currentemployees, along with customers and the general public, were treatedto entertainment, hamburgers & hot dogs, popcorn, refreshments,and cake & cookies, all under the Big Top Tent at 763 KenmoreBoulevard. Owner Ranell Minear and Vice President Mike Halasa(pictured left) gave many a tour of the building, including an areawith many relics & photos of the companies past.South Akron Awning specializes in residential & commercial awnings, rentalsof tents for all occasions, has a professional awning cleaning service, canmake custom-made fabric products such as outdoor swing or air conditioningcovers, and provides with Celebrations Unlimited rentals of tables, chairs,linens, china, flatware, and of course tents for all occasions. They are openMonday thru Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, and Saturday 8:00 am to 12:00noon, closed Sunday. For more information please call 330-848-7611 or visittheir web site at www.southakronawning.com.
Volume 14 Issue 4Kenmore ConnectionKylie’s Super CutsPage 8815 Kenmore Blvd.Haircuts always 7.00(includes shampoo & blowdry)Foil Hightlights & Hair Color at 39.00(does not include haircut)Perms at 29.00 (includes haircut)Walk-ins Always Welcome!330-571-9270How many times can you say Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to Kenmore in 99 years?100 TIMES !!!! Thats how many years our family has said that to your family.ME CONNECOR14SUNTIOKENWe wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!PPORTERSincerely,Tom & Lori PrenticePrentice Funeral HomeFamily Owned & Operated Since 1914Preneed * Traditional Funerals * Cremation * Celebrations of Life*** Coming in 2014.A place for families to share a meal together in between calling hours or after a service.We will offer a moderately priced menu to choose from and a reasonable charge for room usage for groups less than 40.
Volume 14 Issue 4Page 9Kenmore ConnectionSince 1945 20.00 OFF ANYSERVICE CALLWITH THIS ADExpiresMORE CONNEC14SUNTIOKENDecember 31, 2013PPORTER 24 HR EMERGENCY330-745-4822SERVICE FREE ESTIMATESON INSTALLATION663 Flora AvenueORDER YOUR HOLIDAYGOODIES EARLY!Specializing inSelling Homes in theKenmore & Barberton Area942 Kenmore BoulevardAkron, Ohio 44314330-745-9034Fax: 330-745-9035e-mail: rubbercityrealty@att.netWe Bake Fresh - From ScratchMORE CONNEC14SUNTIOHelen Turchin, BrokerDennis McGloneJohn J. HulginPumpkin Rolls & Cookie TraysNut & Poppy Seed RollsKENServing the Community for 50 YearsPPORTERReeves Cake Shop2770 Cory Avenue330-848-1036Holiday Open HouseSaturday November 23rd1:00 to 4:00 pmvisit us online at www.reevescakeshop.com
Volume 14 Issue 4Page 10Kenmore ConnectionCouncilman’s CornerMonday-Friday8 am to 5 pmand byAppointment 30 OFFQuality Recycling- What Are You Feeding Your Blue Container?COMPLETEAkron residents may be surprised to learn how much is actually recyclable in the blue carts withintheir city-run curbside program. In 2010 curbside collection went to single stream recycling.Single stream recycling means you can mix all recyclables together in a clear plastic bag. Recyclablesare the leftover packaging from food and beverage products purchased at the grocery store.INTERIOR &EXTERIOR DETAIL2256 Manchester Road330-620-9631Cars are 110 with coupon.Trucks, Vans & SUV’s are 130 with coupon.What is recyclable? All types of paper (junk mail, magazines, and newspaper), broken downcardboard, metal cans, glass jars and bottles, rigid plastics (excluding plastic bags, lids to bottles,and Styrofoam), and cartons can be mixed together and placed in the blue carts on recycling day.Akron residents are strongly urged to avoid placing the wrong items in the recycling bin. “It is veryimportant in a single stream recycling program for safety of the workers at the materials recoveryfacility (MRF) and for the marketability of the recyclables to recycle right” states Yolanda Walker,Executive Director for ReWorks. ReWorks has partnered with the city to look for ways to reducecontamination starting with assessing recycling carts at the curb. “If Akron residents are placing incorrectitems in their recycling carts they will be notified,” states Paul Barnett, Akron Public Works Manager.Items that DO NOT go in the recycling cart are:ElectronicsAuto partsPlastic bagsGarden hosesHangersSyringesYard WasteFoodStyrofoamPickup & delivery available from home or office.ShoesChainsMirrorsCartons have been added to the program’s material list this year. Milk cartons, juice boxes andsoup cartons are packaged in a paper board material that is easy to recycle and is in high demand.Once cartons are placed at the curb along with the other recyclables they are taken to the WasteManagement’s GreenStar MRF in Akron, where they are bailed and shipped to paper mills to bemade into new products such as tissue or recycled paper.For additional information regarding Akron curbside program call 311. To learn more aboutReWorks visit www.summitreworks.org or contact Shelly Kadilak at 330-374-0383.Happy Fall and thank you for allowing me to serve Ward 9!Councilman Mike Freeman, email Ward9@AkronOhio.govReeves Cake Shop PlansHoliday Open HouseReeves Cake Shop will be having a Holiday Open Houseon Saturday November 23rd, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.They will have samples of their most popular cakes andcookies. This is a free event and no reservations arenecessary. Just stop by Reeves Cake Shop at 2770 CoryAvenue. Please call 330-848-1036 for more informationor visit their web site at www.ReevesCakeShop.com.with coupon, expires 12-31-13DAVID E. CULBERTSONAttorney At Law2447 Manchester RoadAkron, Ohio 44314-3551culbertsonlaw@neo.rr.comClothesLight bulbsOil containersOur 25 StepProcess Ensuresa Quality Detail!Bus. 330-753-1151Res. 330-745-7729Fax. 330-745-1093Ward 9Councilman’s MeetingsCouncilman Freeman holds a public meetingon the first Tuesday of every month at theKenmore Senior/Community Center,starting at 7:00 pm.Please join him at 880 Kenmore Boulevardto discuss your community and your city!The next meeting is Tuesday December 3rd.
Volume 14 Issue 4Kenmore ConnectionPage 11Putting Our Best Foot Forward!by Craig Wendt, Pfeiffer Elementary PrincipalPfeiffer Elementary students will be stepping out in style this year. Aarons RentalCenters and Shoes That Fit provided a free pair of tennis shoes for all PfeifferPirates (students). We were very excited to have them come on October 23rd.The donation of new shoes is a large commitment of time and money. Each child(about 170 students in grades K-5) were measured for a correct fit. Sarajane Jeffriesfrom Aaron’s choose the styles so there are now a variety of different shoeswalking the halls. We would like to thank Aaron’s Rental Centers, Shoes ThatFit, and the Pfeiffer PTA for all their efforts to make this happen!Sam Salem Announces Soaring Eaglesby Darcy Forshee-Candido, Sam Salem CLC PrincipalThe Sam Salem CLC’s Soaring Eagles table at lunch continues as students keep doing theright thing! Congratulations to our September Soaring Eagles Students of the Month:Got news you wish to sharewith the community?Send the Kenmore Connectioninformation about yourCommunity Group’s news,events & volunteerism!Email to john@kenmore-komics.comKindergarten: Landen Underwood, Madison Harvey1st grade: Emily Daily, Brennah Valencia2nd grade: Alayah Linear-George, Caleb Clark, Ta’Carion Alexander3rd grade: Olivia Piekarski, Marcelius Snow4th grade: Stefan Dobrijevic, Joshua Newton5th grade: Joshua Ferrar, Trinity HarveyGreat job, kids!Feeding the Cardinalsby Susan LewisHam and mashed potatoes; tacos and apples with caramel sauce; pulledpork sandwiches and French fries; chicken and jojos; pizza; spaghetti,meatballs and salad-just a sampling of meals enjoyed by the 2013Kenmore Cardinals High School football team this season. Most mealswere cooked in the kitchen of Rachel Jones, a Kenmore resident andmother of four young children ages 1 month to 8 years. She, along withher husband Doug, head up a ministry to the Kenmore Fighting Cardinalsevery Wednesday evening at First Glance.This began two years ago when Doug Jones approached former coach EdPeltz about how First Glance could support the team. They concludeda team dinner would be instrumental in providing a time for the team tosocialize and become unified.The team respectfully listened to speakers upon their arrival. They heardfrom Mike Freeman, Jon Swires, Randy Fairfax, Ray Jeske, Mike Peterson,Mike McFarren, and Don Plusquellic. What is success, overcomingdisappointments, leaving a legacy, manning up to your decisions, andgreatness were some of the topics shared. The hope was that the teamwould apply what was said to their games, in the classroom, and to their lives.After the speakers, the team enjoyed their dinner served by Veronicaand Joe Schmidtke, Susan Lewis, Don and Liz Flaker, Rachel Jones,Jessica Swiger, Barb Flynn, and Hannah Calhoun. The servers heardmany “thank you’s” from the players.This year a meeting of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) washeld for the players who voluntarily chose to stay. This was led by MikePeterson, Doug Jones and Hannah Calhoun. The participants receiveda Bible, discussed surrender, passion, commitment, and what followingChrist looks like. The members of this group were treated to a Cavspreseason game. They met Cavs players and heard from the Cavaliers’chaplain. These students have verbalized how FCA has made themconsider how their lives affect others. They have a strong desire for FCAto continue now that the football season has concluded.We’ve had a meaningful, successful 2013 season at First Glance sharinga meal each week with these young men, giving an opportunity topromote team unity
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instead, please contact us at philanthropy@augustanacare.org or call 612-238-5251. Your help saving paper and postage will be appreciated. Non-Profit Org. u.S. POSTAGe PAID Twin Cities, mN Permit No. 2107 Continued inside. New Role for Augustana Care CEO Tim Tucker Brings Change and Remembrance Tim Tucker began working at Augustana Care in 1984
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