FREE - centralohio.com

WHERE GREAT 

THINGS ARE 

HAPPENING 

DAYMAR COLLEGE 

(866) 975-9488 

1579 Victor Road 

Lancaster, OH 

43130 

0000458135 

Sunday, August 16, 2009 

It’s All Here 1-866-775-7666 

ACE 

ROOFING 

Commercial • Residential • Shingle • Metal • Rubber 

All Types of Repair ~ All Work Guaranteed 

Insured • References • FREE ESTIMATES 

740-969-4343 

0000459042 

0004398854-01 

Susan’s Welcomes Becky Clark 

and Misty Wilson To Its Staff 

Susan’s Tap- 

N-Toe Studio is 

proud to announce 

the additions 

of Becky 

Clark and Misty 

Wilson to its 

staff this fall. 

Both have 

taught dance 

in Lancaster for 

many years. 

Becky is the former owner/ 

director of Becky’s Studio of 

Dance, which she operated 

for 20 years. Becky has been 

teaching for more than 32 

years. Misty has been teaching 

for 7 years. She has been 

with the Family Y. 

Susan’s, which has been operating 

for 25 years this year, 

will begin its 2009-10 season 

the week of August 31st. 

Classes are offered in: Tap, 

Ballet/Pointe, Jazz, Hip Hop, 

Gymnastics, Clogging, Baton, 

Pom Pon, Musical Theatre, 

Swing, Lyrical, Lyrical Sign 

and Creative Movement. They 

$1 OFF 

any FUEL PURCHASE 

10 gal. minimum 

One coupon per customer. 

Not good w/other offers 

Expires. 10-1-09 

offer a wide range of classes 

for Adults. The studio is also 

the home to TNT Dance 

Team, which gives students 

the option of competing. 

Susan’s philosophy is 

that a quality dance education 

should be affordable 

so that 

everyone 

has an opportunity 

to participate. The studio’s 

rates are very reasonable 

offering discounts when taking 

more than one class. Also 

the studio does not charge 

separate tuition for each family 

member. All are considered 

as one. The studio is equipped 

with state of the art spring 

floors, large classrooms, 2 

waiting areas for students and 

parents and parking. 

For more information or 

to register call 654-2328. 

You will see the difference at 

Susan’s. 

FREE 

Cup of Coffee 

or Cappuccino 

w/10 gal. min. Fill Up 

One coupon per customer. 

Not good w/other offers 

Expires. 10-1-09 

0000459924 

Corner of Coonpath Rd. 

and State Route 33 

24 HOUR CONVENIENCE 

0000459164 

2009 

Football Preview 

This special section will feature schedules, team 

photos and stats for all area Fairfield County teams. 

Publication Date: Aug. 23, 2009 

Ad Deadline: Week of Aug. 17, 2009 

Call For 

Advertising 

Sizes and Rates 

Full Color Available 

at Additional Cost. 

Over 35,000 copies will be distributed! 

Call 740.475.1874 for more information. 

0000460151

2 The Lancaster - Fairfield Advertiser μ August 16, 2009 Classified Hotline 866.775.7666 ± www.theadvertiser.net 

FOUND FEMALE Calico cat in 

woods off of Rainbow Dr near 188. 

740-653-2165 

Big and Small 

We Love Them All! 

Visit Sit Means Sit Dog Training 

of the Columbus area at the 

2009 Pet Expo, August 23rd 

From 12 PM-4 PM at the Lancaster Fairgrounds! 

Activities include Car Show, Dog Wash, 

SMS Demos, Food, and Much More! 

Admission is FREE! Or contact SMS at 

614-429-5021 to schedule a free demo! 

3810 Columbus Lancaster Rd NW • Carroll, OH 43112 

(Off SR33A, beside A-One Storage) 

Incredibly Happy Dogs 

Off Leash Under Total Control 

Visit us at www.sitmeanssit.com watch our videos! 

IF YOU ARE PAYING, OR HAVE BEEN QUOTED A 

HIGHER INTEREST RATE THAN SHOWN BELOW... 

CALL THE BANK TO CHECK ON NEW OR USED 

VEHICLE FINANCING, LEASE BUYOUT OR 

REFINANCE OF EXISTING LOANS 

Rates 

starting 

at 

FOUND: QUARTER HORSE 

Fairfield Union District area. Call 

614-306-7281. 

on 2006 to 2009 new/used 

autos, vans and light trucks. 

*Annual Percentage Rate (A.P.R.) based on 5.25%, which is a special rate of 5.00% plus $110.00 loan fee, $60.00 vsi premium, a term of 60 

months, and the loan amount in the example. Example: based on $18,170.00 loan, the monthly payment would be $342.92. Other low rate 

loans available. Maximum term 60 months. Applies to new loans only. Not to existing SSNB loans. 

0004399380-01 

BLUE HEALER MIX, MALE, 

and BLOODHOUND , MALE. Both 

Free to good homes. 740-969-4659. 

FREE FIREWOOD, you cut, you 

haul, you have. Good for indoor and 

outdoor burners. Dispose of your 

used transmission and motor oil free. 

Speed Shop, 740-743-1142. 

FREE FOSTER CATS NOW AVAIL- 

ABLE FOR ADOPTION, Call for 

more information 740-279-5195. 

FREE MIXED PUPPY TO GOOD 

HOME, Female, 10 weeks old, 1st 

shots/ wormed. Call 740-332-8362. 

A+ Certified Computer 

Service Center 

Serving Lancaster 

& Surrounding. 

On-site 

& 

Walk-In 

PC & 

Apple/Mac 

Since 1988 

Computech 

System 

Mart 

137 W. Walnut St., 

Lancaster, OH 

(740) 687-6210 

All Loans Subject To Credit Approval 

(Limited time offer - may be withdrawn at any time) 

653-5115 

137 W. Wheeling St., Lancaster 

Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9:00-5:30; 

Fri. 9:00-6:00; Sat. 9:00-12:00 

North 33 Office: 2330 Columbus-Lancaster Rd. 

Lancaster • 654-5115 

Lancaster & Fairfi eld County’s 

only locally owned and managed bank. 

0004393319-01 

0004399381-01 

FREE TO GOOD HOME 

2 year old, neutered, chocolate lab, 

good with kids! Cannot afford to 

keep, please call 740-394-1098. 

FREE TO GOOD HOME, 3 kittens, 

two male and one female, very very 

cute, plus one female momma cat. 

Call 740-654-3619 

FREE TO GOOD HOME 

8 mo. old, Female, Golden Retreiver 

mix. Spayed and up-to-date on shots. 

Call 740-474-1869. 

FREE TO good home Female Collie, 

spayed, rabies, shots, very friendly. 

740-243-2182 

FREE TO GOOD HOME, female kitten 

4 months old, female cat 2 yrs 

old, both litter trained, unable to 

take care of. Please call 740-654-8011 

KITTENFREE TO GOOD HOME, female, 

approx. 6 wks old, white & 

gray, litter box trained. Please call 

740-653-0319 

KITTENS, FR EE TO GOOD HOME. 

3 females. 6 weeks old. 740-689-1302. 

HAIR RESORT 

Welcomes a new stylist! 

Valid with Ashley. Exp. 9/30/09. 

Not valid with other offers. 

Ashley Williams 

has 5 years of experience 

as a professional hair 

technician. She 

specializes in Framesi color, 

Cuts and Facial Waxing 

740-746-9993 746 93 • 5711 1 Old Logan Rd. SE, Lancaster 


Eyebrow Wax 

w/purchase 

of hair cut 

$ 10 OFF 

Any Color 

Service 



$ 5 OFF 

Haircut 



138 W. Chestnut St., Lancaster, Ohio 43130 

P 740.681.4688 • F 740.654.5617 

lancasteradv@theadvertiser.net 

Delivered weekly to over 35,500 homes & 

businesses in Fairfi eld County 

GENERAL MANAGER 

Rick Szabrak 740.681.4517 

ADVERTISING DIRECTOR 

Dan Nase 740.681.4333 

ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES 

Joni Baker 740.475.1885 

Eric Pingle 740.475.1873 

ACCOUNT RELATIONSHIP SPECIALIST 

For display advertising 

Karla Spieldenner 740.475.1874 

INSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE 

Karen Price 740.475.1886 

CLASSIFIED SALES CENTER 

To place a classifi ed ad, please call 1-866-775-7666 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANAGER 

Kim Fridenmaker 740.475.1861 

Display/Retail Advertising 

5:00 pm Wednesday 

DEADLINES: 

KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOMES. 

Please call 740-969-3425. 

PUREBRED BEAGLE PUP free to 

good home, also 3 mo. old kitten, 

both males. Please call 704-231-0373 

ADOPTION: WE CAN GIVE 

YOUR BABY A WONDERFUL 

FUTURE! Professional secure 

couple wishes to adopt your infant. 

We can help with all 

medical/living expenses. Completely 

legal. Call our attorney 

David Radis 800-637-2882 

A#1 HAULING 

Anything hauled, basements, 

garages, rentals cleaned out, 

scrap metal, junk cars, buildings 

cleaned out or torn down. 

Material disposed of legally. We 

recycle. Insured. Save $$ if you 

load. 740-687-5985 

rszabrak@nncogannett.com 

dnase@nncogannett.com 

0004400430-01 

jbaker@theadvertiser.net 

epingle@theadvertiser.net 

kspieldenner@theadvertiser.net 

kprice@theadvertiser.net 

kimf@nncogannett.com 

Classified/Advertising 

4:00 p.m. Thursday 

Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 am-5:00 pm 

Advertising Disclaimer: The publisher reserves the right to reject any advertisement for any reason. The publisher shall not be liable for damages arising out of 

errors in advertising beyond the amount paid for space actually occupied by that portion of the advertisement in which the error occurred, whether such error is 

due to the negligence of the publisher’s employees or otherwise, and there shall be not liability for non-insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for 

such advertisement. Classifi ed refunds will be given only on mistakes reported during the fi rst week the ad appears in The Advertiser. Any reproduction without 

written consent of the publisher is prohibited. ©2008 The Advertiser. 

0004395990-01 

A#1 SERVICE 

J & S HAULING 

Buildings removed, trash, junk, 

brush and all building material, 

Estate and rental properties, 

garages, basements, barns and attics 

cleaned out. All property 

management problems handled. 

SPECIALIZING IN 

FORECLOSURE CLEAN-OUTS. 

Free Estimates. Serving Fairfield & 

surrounding counties. 

740-969-4742, 740-407-2972 

AAA 

ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS 

YOU’RE APPROVED 

Display homes wanted for vinyl 

siding, windows, custom decks, 

fences, sunrooms, roofs, basement 

remodeling. No payments until 2010. 

Payments starting at $89 per month. 

1-877-548-8409 

ACCURATE CLEANING 

Enjoy Clean Living 

Detailed housecleaning, windows, 

painting, run errands, shopping, 

powerwashing, home health care 

available, many extras. 

Cheryl 740-385-3103 

or 740-603-3790 

A CUSTOM BOBCAT SERVICE 

Any Job • Any Size • Anywhere 

Backhoe work • Footers • Trenching 

Final grades • Backfills 

Crawl spaces • Post holes 

Hauling • Concrete work 

• Free estimates 

• Call Gil • 740-467-3939 

A HANDYMAN SERVICE 

Small Jobs, Carpentry, 

Painting, and Yard Work 

$10/hour 

740-407-4787, leave message. 

AIR CONDITIONING 

Very good rates 

25 years experience 

Service and installation 

740-862-6802, 614-406-6576 or 

740-270-2260 

ALL YOUR CONSTRUCTION 

NEEDS 

TJS CONSTRUCTION 

Roofing, siding, windows, doors, 

decks, bathrooms, kitchens, garages 

and room additions, plumbing and 

electrical, all home repair and remodeling. 

Over 30 years experience. References 

available, bonded and insured. 

Member BBB. 740-862-8293 or 

614-595-0113. 

ATTENTION: HAULING UNWAN- 

TED VEHICLES, running or not, 

paying top $$$. 614-206-9297, 740-808- 

1807 Leave message. 

BLACK GRANITE 

PAVING CONTRACTORS 

Any driveway, large or small 

Sm. to med. size parking lots 

Paving, patching, sealing, striping 

Free Estimates 

740-969-3023 office 

740-969-4104 fax 

**BRUSH HOGGING** 

Garden Tilling. Reasonable Rates. 

Free Estimates! 

Call Craig 740-862-4887 

BUYING JUNK 

Cars, Trucks and Motorcycles. 

*Any condition* 

Will tow away FREE! 

740-536-7315, 740-407-6562 

BUYING JUNK, DISABLED 

TRUCKS AND VEHICLES WITH 

TITLES. Paying Top $. 740-503-4856 

CARPET 

REPAIR 

INSTALLATION, RESTRETCHES 

24 years experience, insured. 

Steve Price, 740-407-5846 

CBR 

CONSTRUCTION We do roofing, 

kitchens and baths, countertops, 

ceramic tile, whole room additions, 

windows, doors, drywall, siding. We 

also do complete rental property 

rehabs and fire restoration. Licensed, 

insured, bonded, free estimates. 

Call Jim Webb at 740-808-0257 

or 740-654-3697 

Classic Builders 

BEST PRICES on installing interior 

trim, cabinets & stairways, basement 

remodeling, decks, hardwood floor 

installation. Free estimates. Fully insured. 

Licensed by City of Lancaster. 

New houses welcome. 740-653-7946, 

740-808-2165.

www.theadvertiser.net ± Classified Hotline 866.775.7666 The Lancaster - Fairfield Advertiser μ August 16, 2009 3 

CLEANING 

Ruth’s Cleaning Service, cleaning 

homes and businesses, 18 years experience. 

Bonded & insured. Weekly, 

biweekly, monthly. Satisfaction guaranteed. 

Call 740-689-3473 

CLEANING 

TOO TIRED OR BUSY TO CLEAN? 

Call Marilyn 740-653-5039 

25 Years Experience 

Reasonable rates 

Weekly or bi-weekly 

Many References 

COEY’S ELECTRIC Residential & 

Commercial. New and remodels, 

phone, TV hookups. OH-ID #24192. 

740-569-7794. 

CONCRETE 

WORK 

ROGER CONRAD CONCRETE 

riveways, patios, sidewalks. Full 

nsured and bonded. Roger Conrad, 

1 Name in Concrete. 740-746-0407 or 

40-808-0822 

DC MORGAN CONCRETE 

& POLE BARNS 

Specializing In All Sizes Of 

Pole Barns/Options 

740-779-0268 

www.dc-morgan.com 

DRIVEWAY STONE - Driveway 

Repair, Pulverized Topsoil 

740-475-9578 

D&R LOGGING & FIREWOOD 

Will buy standing timber. Certified 

Master Logger Member of OFA. 

740-969-2330 

HANDYMAN SERVICE Decks, 

fences, demolition, house cleaning, 

landscape, maintenance, 

painting, building. Free estimates. 

Insured. David and Associates 

740-808-1884 

AARP article Recommends Chiropractic 

A recent article in the July/August issue 

of AARP (American Association of Retired 

Persons) discussed the various treatments 

for people who suffer chronic lower back 

problems. The article listed various treatments 

both invasive and non-invasive. The 

author had this to say about chiropractic 

care “To clarify a common misunderstanding: 

chiropractors don’t “crack your back. ” 

That popping sound is a gas bubble being 

released from between two joints that 

have been coaxed into alignment. A study 

published in 2002 found that patients 

with low back pain treated by chiropractors 

showed greater improvement 

after one month than those treated by 

physicians.” 

HB BUILDERS, INC. 

Locally owned for 13 years. We are a 

commercial and residential builder. 

Remodels and New Builds, 

Room Additions, Garages, 

Pole Barns, Roofing and Siding. 

NO JOB TOO BIG 

References Available. 740-808-1668 

HOWES REMODELING SERVICES 

• Basements • Bathrooms • Kitchens 

• Interior and Exterior Painting 

• Handyman Services 

"Building Quality Into Your Home" 

Call Mark, 740-654-7017 or 740-215-2126 

JAMES HEAVENER 

EXCAVATING 


740-342-4835 

First Impressions Early Learning Center 

2642 Lanc.-Columbus Rd-Door G, Lancaster (next to Meijers) 

Now Enrolling Pre-K & Preschool Ages 3-5 

Curriculum Based Education 

• Hands on Learning 

• Low Student to Teacher Ratios 

• Music Program 

• Gymnastics Program 

0004400178-01 

OPEN HOUSE 

Aug. 19th, 5:30-6:30 

Call 740-681-7040 to enroll or 

for more information 

Limestone 

Gravel, Topsoil 

Fill Dirt 

Dozer, Backhoe, Bobcat & Blacktop 

Services. Davis Trucking 740-654-8608 

NEED HOME Maintenance? Carpenter 

work, drywall, painting, plumbing, 

windows, siding, electric. No job 

too small/large. 35 yrs. experience. 

Free estimates. 740-468-2609 

POLE BARNS 

by United Post Frame. 

Upgrade your property value 

with one of our fine buildings, 

all sizes & options. 

Call 740-497-1738 

We are located in Tarlton, Ohio. 

ROYAL BARN 

HOME RESTORATION 

• Jacking • Foundations • Structural 

• Seal Beams • Beam Repair 

• Siding • Roofs 

From top to bottom, inside & outside. 

• Free Estimates • 740-662-5016 

If you have been in constant cycle of taking one medication after another, or undergoing 

risky back surgery, why not consider what millions of Americans already know.. Chiropractic 

works. Dr. Robert Sparks, chiropractor has been treating these cases since 1993. You 

can receive a consultation, exam, computerized muscle testing and up to six x-rays if necessary 

for $37.00. You can also log onto www.thedoctorsparks.com and see what other 

patients have said about their treatment. Call 689-1175 

0004398660-01 

And Mattress 

DON'SFurniture 

TV STANDS 

MATTRESS SALE! 

Twin Size Mattresses 

ON SALE 

NOW! 

* FIT ANY STYLE TV 

* MANY STYLES IN STOCK! 

$ 199 

Starting at $ 49 

*When sold with twin foundation 

Showroom 

Reg. NOW 

TWIN SET ..............$199 ..... $98 

FULL SET ...............$299 ...... $179 

QUEEN SET ............$379 ...... $199 

KING SET ...............$599 ...... $379 

12 

MONTHS 

SAME 

AS CASH 

BACK-TO-CAMPUS 

COUPON SAVINGS 

EXPECT THE LOWEST PRICES EVERYDAY! 

STUDENTS $ 50 

Bring this in for additional 

discounts on Futons, Mattresses, 

5 Drawer Chests & Much More!! 

STOP BY & See Our Large Selection of Dining Room Sets! 

6 Piece Dining Room Set 

NOW Only $ Was$499 

399 

STOP BY & See Our Large Selection of Living Room Groups! 

ASHLEY SOFA Matching Loveseat and 

SALE 

STOP BY & See Our Large 

Selection of Youth Furniture! 

Starting As Low As 

Valid only with coupon. Offer Expires 9/30/09 

$ 199 

Starting At 

$ 349 

Recliner also Available 

RECLINERS 

5 PIECE BEDROOM GROUP 

Includes: Headboard, Footboard, Dresser, 

Mirror & Chest- Available in 3 Finishes 

$ 1,199 

*No other coupons or discounts are eligible for this promotion, subject to credit approval. Minimum purchase of $899.00 is necessary to qualify for deferred credit terms, financing with approved credit, interest accured from date of purchase & added to 

unpaid accounts after deferral period APR 21.00% ** 90 days, 6 months & 12 months financing available. *Pictures for illustration only. 

SALE 

50 .00 OFF 

Any Purchase of $ 499 

or More 

Valid only with coupon. Not valid on discounts or previously discounted items, 

advertised prices or on previous sales. Not to be used with other promotions. 

Offer Expires 9/30/09 

2 for 

Cedar Chests 

ON SALE 

NOW! 

$ 499 Only $ 199 

1118 E. Main Street, (Rte. 22), Lancaster 

Plenty of parking. Easy access to the light. 

Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., 10am-8pm, Sat. 10am-5pm, Closed Sunday 

LAYAWAY • BUDGET TERMS • FREE STORAGE UP TO 18 MONTHS 

653-2118 

www.donsfurniture.com FINANCING AVAILABLE • SEE STORE FOR DETAILS 

0004400426-01


CENTRAL OHIO 

1-877-877-JOBS (5627) 

careerbuilder.COM 

Your Future Begins Now 

www.careerbuilder.com 

www.theadvertiser.net 

AVON 

A winning team in the Ohio Buckeye 

Division. #1 in team growth & sales 

increase. 12 people needed in your 

area to start right away. 

1-888-286-6094 (I.S.R.) 

AVON 

Representatives Needed 

in Your Area! 

50% Commission 

1-877-730-0400 or 740-207-8053 

740-474-3224 

Independent Sales Representative 

EXPERIENCED INSURANCE 

BILLING ASSISTANT 

needed for busy medical office. 

Please include your resume in an 

email to: ohiochiro@yahoo.com. Do 

not send as an attachment, cut and 

paste your resume into the email!!! 

Foster parents needed for sibling 

groups and teens. If you are inter - 

ested in being a foster parent and 

committed to improving the lives 

of youth contact: 1-877-NYAPCAN 

www.nyap.org 

HELP WANTED: Part-time, MUST 

be able to work weekends, NO 

NIGHTS. Apply at th Boot Shop at 

the Hocking Hills Market, 

Rockbridge. 

**NOW HIRING** 

PT 

Nursing Assistant 

positions 

All Shifts available 

Experience a plus. 

Apply in person: 

The Inn At 

Fairfield Village 

1834 Country Side Dr. 

Lancaster, OH 43130. 740-689- 

9944. 

Pharmacy Tech 

Ideal candidate will have prior experience 

working in an institutional 

pharmacy, but we will train the right 

person. Chair / desk / computer work 

primarily, 9-5 most days with occasional 

weekends and holidays. If not 

licensed now, candidate should be 

making progress to licensure. 

Random drug testing and 

background check required. Location 

of employment is within 43130 zip 

code. Please forward your salary 

history and a detailed resume for 

your best opportunity at this 

position. Our employee’s are aware 

of this ad. Don’t let this unique 

pharmacy tech opportunity pass. 

Good luck and we look forward to 

your response! 

Email HR at 

midwesternsupply@gmail.com 

PHYSICAL THERAPISTS, 

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS, 

AND RN’S 

For Lancaster area. PRN with 

benefits. Primarily in assisted 

living and independent building. 

Fax resume to 614-336-8879 

or email to 

hr@freedomhomehealth.com 

skilled craftsman 

with exp. in all phases of 

construction. 

Roofing and Siding 

a plus. Valid driver 

license, reliable 

transportation, 

background check. 

Contact Vickie 

740-756-9484 

VETERINARIAN seeks PT 

assistant responsible for reception - 

ist & kennel work. Variable sched - 

ule may incl. morning, evening and 

weekend hours. Send resume: PO 

Box 595, Lancaster, OH 43130. 

BABYSITTIN G IN MY HOME, 

Certified CPR, Early Childhood 

Education, flexible hours. 

740-973-7694 

CHILD CARE CENTER OPENING 

IN SEPTEMBER 

Thornville area. 18 mos to 5 yrs. 

Contact Amy 614-560-3851 

CHILD CARE in my home Cedar 

Heights area, have references, 

740-654-7955. 

For a free copy of “Building Toward a 

Better Outcome - How to Choose a 

Rehabilitation Facility,” call 740-536- 

7381. 

Heartland - Fairfield 

7820 Pleasantville Road 

Pleasantville, OH 43148 

740-536-7381 

740-536-9609 (fax) 

0004400433-01 

NEWSPAPER 

CARRIERS NEEDED 

If you need additional money and have ever thought 

of running your own business, then an Eagle-Gazette 

Independent newspaper motor route just might be 

what you are looking for! 

The routes profit $800 to $1000 or more per month & 

require only 2-4 hours each day. 

Must be 18 yrs. old, have valid drivers license, safe driving record, 

dependable vehicle & liability insurance. 

Intown & Rural 

740-681-4607 

CHILDCARE IN MY HOME 

**REASONABLE RATES** 

Please contact Christina at 

614-348-3216 

CHILDCARE IN YOUR HOME 

reasonable rates 

Call 740-654-0970 

I CARE DAYCARE 

In home childcare 

With the attention 

Your little one deserves. 

Easy access to Rt. 33 

CALL CONNIE, 740-407-6232. 

JENNY’S DAY CARE 

*Openings now available* 

Located on 159, 

two minutes from 22 exit, 

off of 33 by-pass. 

State certified & references available 

740-438-8898 

"JUST LIKE HOME CHILDCARE" 

has openings. 

CPR certified, Liberty Union SD 

Best care for your little ones! 

740-862-8704 or 614-284-4107. 

LOOKING FOR A BABYSITTER in 

the Bremen area. Please call 

740-569-4366. 

www.hcr-manorcare.com 

LANCASTER EAGLE-GAZETTE 

0004398665-01 

RETAIL PET STORE 

(located in Logan, Ohio) 

*Great opportunity for pet lovers* 

$54,000.00... Serious inquires only! 

Call 740-385-0348, 11am-6pm


COME TO WATERBEDS N STUFF • STUFF, STUFF MORE STUFF • COME TO WATERBEDS N STUFF 

STUFF, STUFF MORE STUFF • COME TO WATERBEDS N STUFF • STUFF, STUFF MORE STUFF 

Waterbeds n Stuff 

& Beds n’ Stuff 

NEW NAME 

SAME 

GREAT 

STUFF! 

MFG INSTANT 

REBATE 

BEDS N’ STUFF 

NOW OPEN! 

CHILLICOTHE 

Bridge St. 

775-1171 

POLARIS 

720 Polaris Parkway 

802-2574 

NORTHEAST 

Cleveland & Rt. 161 

890-2852 

NORTH 

BEDS N’ STUFF 

NOW OPEN! 

WEST 

W. Broad.Wilson 

Kroger Ctr. 

276-4722 

INCREDIBLE 

PRICE! 

GAHANNA 

N. Hamilton Rd. 

472-0101 

NEWARK/HEATH 

688 Hebron Rd. 

522-1807 

LANCASTER 

REYNOLDSBURG 

Rt. 256 & I-70 

861-4650 

NORTHWEST 

6477 Sawmill Rd. 

764-0085 

EAST 

STUFF, STUFF MORE STUFF • COME TO WATERBEDS N STUFF • STUFF, STUFF MORE STUFF 

0004398962-01 

COME TO WATERBEDS N STUFF • STUFF, STUFF MORE STUFF • COME TO WATERBEDS N STUFF


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 

SERVICE DIRECTORY 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 

EXCALIBUR 

WINDOW 

SALE 

BUILDING & REMODELING 

COMMON SENSE 

CSI IMPROVEMENTS 


LOW-E 

Storm Damage? 

740-654-1064 

740-808-2659 

csilancaster.com 

Roofing • Siding • Windows • Gutters 

• Patio Rooms • Awnings • Screen Rooms • Decks • Fences 

" It Just Makes Sense To Call Common Sense" 


JASON 

LAWSON 

Roofi ng • Remodeling • Building 

Handyman Services To 

New Home Construction... 

Custom Built Homes • Kitchens • Baths 

• Decks • Roofi ng • Hardwood Floors 

• Siding • Ceramic Tile • Doors • WIndows 

Off. (740) 687-2020 

Cell (740) 808-6212 

HOME IMPROVEMENT 

740.503.6353 

Fall Specials 

Kitchens 

Decks 

Bathrooms 

EQUIPMENT RENTAL 


ROOF 

INSPECTION 

BUILDING& REMODELING 

PROFESSIONAL 

REMODELING 

"Striving for excellence 

on every job" 

We do everything from 

foundation problems to 

the roof And everything in 

between, inside and out. 

Get it done Right. 


740-969-3512 

Licensed, bonded, & Insured 

Greg Morgan 

HOME IMPROVEMENT 

MT. EAGLE 

CONSTRUCTION INC. 

ROOFING 

DECKS 

SIDING 

HOME IMPROVEMENTS 

Owner always on site. 

740-654-7620 

30 Yrs. Experience 


BUILDING MATERIALS 

EXCAVATING 

Dozer • Backhoe 

Hauling • Trackhoe 

0000458900 

hail & WIND DAMAGE? 

Roofing, siding, gutters, 

fences, decks, interior, 

property clean-up, mowing. 

Storm damage specialist. 

Call for free estimate. 

Licensed, bonded, insured. 

BBB Member 

740-277-7223 

Emergency Tarping Available 

4595 Elder Road 

Pleasantville, Ohio 43148 

OFFICE (740) 536-9669 

CELL (614) 296-0237 

CELL (740) 503-7661 

TREE SERVICE 

0000430758 

• Tree & Stump 

Removal 

• Correction Prunning 

• Storm Damage 

• Land Clearing 

• Affordable 

Rates 


DIVEN 

CONTRACTING LLC 

Building and remodeling, new 

homes, additions, kitchens, baths, 

basements, windows, doors, 

maintenance and painting. 

21 years experience, 

bonded and insured 

Call Nick 

740-756-9275 

CONCRETE 

Roger Conrad Concrete 

Serving Fairfield County & Sugar Grove 

FOR ALL YOUR CONCRETE NEEDS 

JUST MAKE ONE CALL! 

740-746-0407 OR 740-808-0822 

GUTTERS & CONSTRUCTION 

Glory Gutters 

SEAMLESS GUTTERS 

UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE 

Gutter Sizes 

5" Residential • 6" Commercial 

• 7"-12" Industrial 


FROM FOOTERS TO SHINGLES & 

CUSTOM CARPENTRY 

Licensed • Free Estimates • Insured 

CALL STEVE THOMPSON 

740-808-0316 

TREE SERVICE 

OHIO 

TREE PROS 

John Wogan, Owner 

FREE Estimates 

Fully Insured 

FAST AND RELIABLE SERVICE 

24 HR. STORM 

15 YRS. EXPERIENCE 

740-707-3768 


* Remodeling * Repairs * Roofing 

* HVAC Installation/Repairs 

* Complete Insulation Services * Water Heater Install/Repair 

FULLY INSURED 

QUALITY 

WORK FOR 

REASONABLE 

PRICE 

687-6251 

State License #30931 

HANDYMAN SERVICES 

JONES - SPIRES 

COMPLETE HOME 

MAINTENANCE 

• Kitchens 

• Bathrooms 

• Basements 

• Plumbing 

• Painting 

• Windows 

• Doors 

• Vinyl Siding 

• Roofing 

• Decks • Handyman Services • Free Estimate 

John Jones 

Tim Spires 740-687-0485 

Licensed, Bonded, Fully Insured and 

Guaranteed Work 

TATTOOS 

Professional Tattoos 

at Reasonable Rates 

Steve Neff 

737 East Main St. (Suite C) 

Lower level of Walker Shoe Center 

Lancaster, OH 43130 

740-654-3916 

www.myspace.com/classicaltattoo 

CONCRETE 

DB CONCRETE 

Driveways, Patios, 

Sidewalks, 

Basements, Garages, 

Pole Barns, Block Work, 

Tear Outs and 

Replacements. 

Bonded & Insured. 

Free Estimates. 

740-215-8345 or 

740-438-2003 

HAULING 

J & S Hauling 

WILL HAUL ANYTHING 

Demolition/Cleanup/Tree Service. 

Buildings torn down, brush, trash, junk, 

etc. hauled. Rental and Estate Properties, 

basements, garages, attics, and 

barns cleaned out. 

Appliances and furniture hauled away. 

Farm equipment, concrete/all building 

materials. 

Serving Fairfi eld/surrounding counties. 

Call Anytime for a Free Estimate/Year 

round service 

Home (740) 969-4742 

Cell (740) 407-2972 

TUTORING 

TUTORING SERVICES 

Fully Certified Teacher with 

Bachelors Degree 

Does your Child Have Trouble 

in School? Do You Want Your 

Child To Do Better in School? 

SARA MYERS 

TUTORING SERVICE CAN HELP 

5 Years of Experience 

Call 

740-652-9247 

For Details.


SAM’S COMPLETE Tree Service 

"Fully Equipped" Free Estimates 

Bond/Insured Call 740-474-6176 

SEAMLESS GUTTERS Soffit, facia, 

siding & roofing. 740-969-0231 

SEWING MACHINE Repair All 

Makes. Clean, oil and adjust in your 

home $39.95. Call 614-890-5296. 

STORK’S LANDING 

CELEBRATE BIRTH 

With 5’ stork, baby gift 

And mama gift 

More info call 740-522-3486 

STUMP 

GRINDING 

Reasonable Rates. 

740-653-6157 or 614-834-1044 

TOP TO BOTTOM TREE CARE 

xcellent work, great prices. Trees: 

opping, trimming, dead wooding, 

runing, thin outs, take downs, 

tump grinding, lot clearing, fireood. 

Landscaping, clean ups, misc. 

ard work. Hauling: gravel, wood, 

irt, mulch, junk, etc. Emergency 

ervices, storm damage. Call insured 

rofessional arborists, Len Martin 

ohl, owner. Free estimates. 740-687- 

505, 740-243-2524. 

Transmission 

Problems? 

Call me! I offer quality rebuilds 

with a warranty. Reasonable prices. 

740-974-8839 

TRANSMISSION REBUILD 

AVE UP TO 40%, 16 Years Experince, 

ASE Certified, Over 9000 Qualiy 

Rebuilds, All Automatic & Stanard 

Transmissions. Quality Affordble 

Transmissions LLC, 740-862-2900. 

all Mike 740-808-4249 or Mickey 740- 

03-5725. 

WATER HAULING 

Drinking water, swimming pools, 

Fill your cistern. 

740-332-2222 or 740-412-0853 

WEDDING CEREMONY 

At location of your choice 

By local minister $200. 

Call anytime 740-398-4806 

WEDDING COMPLETE 

Will help make your 

Dream a reality! 

Total price $500 

Includes venue and ceromony 

740-398-4806 

WE SPECIALIZE IN 

BARN REPAIR . 

Also do Foundation repair, Roofing, 

Porch, Decks, Garages, and Siding. 


740-753-9012 or 740-438-3402. 

WILLISON LAWN CARE 

Mowing, Fertilization, 

Leaf Removal, Misc. Free estimates. 

740-243-3250, 740-687-0519 

OCEAN CORP. Houston, Texas. 

Train for New Career. Underwater 

Welder, Commercial Diver, 

NDT/Weld Inspector. Job 

placement and financial aid for 

those who qualify. 1-800-321-0298 

1950’S SLIDE CAMERA & 1970s 

movie camera projector and screen 

Priced to Sell! 614-837-4265 

WIDE VARIETY OF PLATES, Bradford 

and others. Priced to Sell! 614- 

837-4265 

BASSET HOUND pups. AKC 

Registered. $175. Call Log Cabin 

Bassets. 740-385-5408 

BEAGLES, AKC REGISTERED 

tri-colored. Male & Female. $175. 

First shots, wormed. 740-969-4656. 

CHIHUAHUA PUPS, AKC 

Available, Available 08/15, Shots 

and wormed , $250.00, Call 740-246-5812 

CHOCOLATE LAB, 2 YEAR OLD 

MALE some training, housebroken, 

all shots, needs room to run. $300 

OBO. 740-503-5236. 

CKC PUREBREED Boxers, Tails 

Croped/dewclawed/first 

shots/wormed/POP. $400 Call Kim 

740-412-7814 or 740-601-2407 

GERMAN SHORT-HAIRED 

POINTERS, 7 weeks old . wormed 

and first shots. 740-969-4659. 

GOLDEN RETREIVER 

PUPPIES, AKC 

OFA Certified, POP, Pictures can 

be found on puppyfind.com, 

1st shots/ wormed, 6 weeks old, 

$400/each. Call 740-779-1292. 

NEW AQUARIUM STORE 

222 S. Memorial Dr 

Lancaster 

Open Evenings 

Tues-Fri 

Open Sat & Sun 

JP Success, Inc 

740-409-2023 

www.lancasteroh.com/jpsuccess 

PERSIAN/ HIMALAYAN 

CSA KITTENS 

Flame & Seal points, 

Chocolate & Lilacs. 

$150 and up 

Call 740-787-2519 

PERSIAN HIMALAYAN Ragdoll 

kittens, CFA, POP, $350 740-295- 

0829 

SHIH TZU PUPPIES 

CKC registered. Vet-checked, 

1st shots/ wormed, POP. 

740-703-5441 

18" BATHROOM SINK & 

MEDICINE CABINET , $35. 2 Oak 

Bookcases, $45 each. 39" Computer 

Desk $25. 3 Air Conditioners , $75, $50, 

$40. Computer Chair $15. Microwave 

Oven, $20. Interior Door, new, 32". 

$25. 740-689-1534. 

1949 REFRIGERATOR 

w/ book, runs good. $50.00 

Call 740-407-2227. 

Pre-Arrangement and Custom 

Designed Funeral Service 

SHERIDAN 

FUNERAL HOME 

222 South Columbus Street • Lancaster, Ohio 43130 

(740) 653-4633 

Family owned and operated Since 1903 

Serving Lancaster and Fairfi eld County Communities 

0004393311-01 

0004395744-01 

Offering Programs in: 

 

 

 

 

CALL NOW! 

1-866-975-9487 

www.applydaymar.com 

Go Further ... Faster! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Get a 

New 

Career 

 

DAYMAR 

COLLEGE 

Intelligent Hearts ... 

Changing Lives. SM 

08-01-1852T 0004398490-01


Shop FAIRFIELD County! 

*$1000 Customer Cash offer good on select 2009 (and prior year) models between 6/27/09 and 9/27/09. **On approved Yamaha card purchases made between 6/27/09 and 9/27/09. Valid on any new Yamaha Motorcycle, ATV and Side by Side. Based on your creditworthiness, 9.99% to 

13.99% APR for 24 months and $69 to $99 monthly payment effective on amounts financed up to $7,700, $89 to $129 monthly payment on amounts financed up to $10,000, $119 to $169 monthly payment effective on amounts financed up to $13,000. The minimum monthly payment may 

increase due to any debt cancellation or late payment fees. Paying only this amount will not pay off the purchase during this period. Thereafter, the regular Minimum Monthly Payment and Standard Rate APR of 14.99%, 17.99%, 19.99% or 22.99% apply. For Accounts not 

current, the promotion is cancelled and regular Minimum Monthly Payments and the Default Rate 28.99% APR apply. Minimum Finance Charge $1. Certain rules apply to the allocation of payments and Finance Charges on your promotional purchase if you make more than one purchase 

on your Yamaha Card. Call 1-888-367-4310 or review your cardholder agreement for information. Offer good only in the U.S., excluding the state of Hawaii. Professional riders with advanced skills on closed course. Some models shown with optional accessories. Dress properly for your 

ride with a helmet, eye protection, gloves and boots. Do not drink and ride. It is illegal and dangerous. Yamaha and the Motorcycle Safety Foundation encourage you to ride safely and respect the environment. For further information regarding the MSF course, please call 1-800-446-9227. 

ATVs with engine sizes of 90cc or greater are recommended for use only by riders age 16 years and older. Yamaha recommends that all ATV riders take an approved training course. For safety and training information, see your dealer or call the ATV Safety Institute at 1-800-887-2887. 

ATVs can be hazardous to operate. For your safety: Always avoid paved surfaces. Never ride on public roads. Always wear a helmet, eye protection and protective clothing; never carry passengers; never engage in stunt riding; riding and alcohol/drugs don’t mix; avoid excessive speed; 

and be particularly careful on difficult terrain. On the Yamaha Side by Sides, always wear your seat belt, helmet, eye protection and protective clothing. Specifications subject to change without notice. ©2009 Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A. Cypress, CA 90630. yamaha-motor.com 

Fall Preview! 

CHRISTMAS WAREHOUSE 

Get a 

20% OFF 

Jump on 

Christmas!!! 

132 days til 

Christmas 

• Unique One-Of-A-Kind Floral & Fall Creations 

• Smell our new Pumpkin bread diffusers & melts 

• Large selection of candles & warmers 

• Billy Jacobs Prints 

• Primitive Hutches • Yoders Outdoor Furniture 

• The Light Garden (Nature Illuminated) 

STARTING AS LOW AS $6,400 

SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE* 

1-888-432-3059 

www.eaglegolfcars.net 

*based on credit approval 

Reg. Price 

on your entire 

purchase* 

*excludes all Fontanini - 

All Dept 56 - All Willow Tree 

Coupon Good 8/15/09 thru 8/29/09 

Country 

Collections 

COUNTRY PRIMITIVES ~ GIFTS & DECOR 

50% OFF 

Reg. Price 

All Annalee 

Soft Sculptures 

50% OFF 

Reg. Price 

All Beanie Babies, 

Beanie Buddies & 

Ty Classics Plush 

Lancaster Sport Cycles 

4646 Old Columbus Rd, Carroll, OH (rt. 33N. of Lancaster) 

740-756-9650 or 1-800-767-7394 

www.lancastersportcycles.com 

Located in the Plaza Shopping Center 

N. Memorial Drive • Lancaster, OH 

Open Tues-Sat 10:30 am - 6 pm; Closed Sun. & Mon. 

740-654-7544 

4270 Old Columbus Rd. 

Carroll, OH 43112 

50% OFF 

Reg. Price 

All Boyd’s Bear 

Plush Only 

SAVE 

50-75% OFF 

Reg. Price 

On other In 

Store Specials 

20% coupon not valid w/ this special 

CHRISTMAS WAREHOUSE 255 Cedar Hill Rd Lancaster OH • 740-681-9627 • Hours Mon–Fri 10-5; Sat 10-4 

50% OFF 

Reg. Price 

All Precious 

Moments Firgurines 

9 styles to choose from 

50% OFF 

Reg. Price 

All Rats do it Best 

Figures & Charming 

Tails Mice Figures 

Your Guide to great shops and services under local ownership. 

0004399359-01


Shop FAIRFIELD County! 

740-689-DRUM (3786) • 131 N. Columbus St., 

Lancaster, Ohio • www.stixintime.com 

In Bloom 

Maternity Boutique 

For Trendy Moms - To -Be 

Your Discount Priced Motor Sports Dealer 

$ 10 * OFF 

Lancaster Feed & Seed 

520 S. Columbus St. 


740-687-9400 

Hours M-F 9am-6pm; Sat. 9am-3pm 

Call Joni Baker @ 740-475-1885 

or Eric Pingle @ 740-475-1873 

to find out how you 

can get involved with 

Shop 

FAIRFIELD 

County! 

TAKE LESSONS FROM 

INSTRUCTORS WITH EXPERIENCE 

• Drums & Hand Drums 

(including Djembe, Congas, Bongos) 

• All Stringed Instruments 

(including Bass, Guitar, Violin, Cello, 

Stand-up Bass, Piano) 

$ 5 * OFF 

$ 

50 or more Purchase $ 

25 or more Purchase 

expires 9/12/09 expires 9/12/09 

*Excludes clearance and consignment items. 

133 N. Columbus St. Lancaster • (740) 654-5075 • Open Tues - Sat at 10 am 

Scooters, ATV’s, Dirt Bikes & Generators. 

Sales, Service and parts! 

We Specialize In Repairing All Chinese Brand Vehicles! 

M-F 4:00-8:00 PM; Sat. 10-6 

Whizzer Motor Bikes Now in Stock. 

Whizzer Motor Bikes Now in Stock. 

3076 Lithopolis Rd. NW • Lancaster, OH. 43130 • 740-329-3004 

~ WILD BIRD SEED 

~ PET BIRD SEAT 

~ TURNIP SEED 

~ SPANISH PEANUTS 

~ NAPA CABBAGE SEED 

~ HONEY 

~ BIL. JAC DOG FOOD 

~ RABBIT HUTCHES 

~ DOG HOUSES 

~ SUN FLOWER SEED 

~ YOGURT DROPS FOR PETS 

& MORE! 

Your Guide to great shops and services under local ownership.


LANCASTER CITY SCHOOLS 

Administrative Building 345 E. Mulberry Street Lancaster, Ohio 43130 

Telephone (740) 687-7300 Fax (740) 687-7303 

PUBLIC RELEASE -- August 10, 2009 

LANCASTER CITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION 

FREE AND REDUCED-PRICE SCHOOL MEALS POLICY 

Lancaster City Schools today announced its school year 2009-2010 policy for free and reduced-price meals for families unable to 

pay the full price of meals served to their children in the National School Lunch, School Breakfast and After School Care Snack 

Programs. Local school officials have adopted the following income eligibility scale for free and reduced-price meals. 

ANNUAL INCOME ELIGIBILITY SCALE FOR FREE OR REDUCED-PRICE BENEFITS 

EFFECTIVE FOR THE 2009-2010 SCHOOL YEAR 

Household Size: 

Parents, children and other 

household members 

1 $14,079 $20,036 

2 $18,941 $26,955 

3 $23,803 $33,874 

4 $28,665 $40,793 

5 $33,527 $47,712 

6 $38,389 $54,631 

7 $43,251 $61,550 

8 $48,113 $68,469 

For each additional family member add: $4,862 $6,919 

Children from households with income at or below the levels shown above may be eligible for free or reduced-price 

meals. Schools will distribute applications and the lunch and breakfast menus to parents/guardians of all Lancaster 

City school children at the beginning of the school year. 

To apply for free or reduced-price meals, parents/guardians must fill out an application and return it to school. Additional 

applications are available at the office and the cafeteria in each school. Households that currently receive 

SNAP* (formerly the Food Stamp Program) or OWF funds for a child must provide the child’s name, the SNAP* 

or OWF case number and signature of an adult household member on the application. All other households must 

provide the following information: the names of all household members, the amount and source of income received 

by each household member in the last month, the signature of an adult and their social security number (or state 

"none" if they do not have one). A complete application is required. Incomplete applications will result in denied 

benefits until the required information is provided. 

The information provided on the application is confidential and will only be used for the purpose of determining 

eligibility and may be verified at any time during the school year by school or other program officials. To discourage 

the possibility of misrepresentation, the application form contains a statement certifying that all information furnished 

is true and correct. Applications are being made in connection with the receipt of federal funds. Deliberate 

misrepresentation of information may subject the applicant to prosecution under applicable state and federal laws. 

Parents/guardians will be notified of the approval or denial of benefits. If a SNAP* or OWF case number is listed, 

parents/guardians must inform school officials when they no longer receive SNAP* or OWF funds. 

Parents or guardians may apply for free or reduced-price meals for their child(ren) anytime during the school year. 

If a household is not currently eligible, but the household size increases or income decreases because of unemployment 

or other reasons, the family may submit a new application. Such changes may make the children of the 

family eligible for free or reduced-price meals if the family income falls at or below the levels shown in the Income 

Eligibility Scale in this release. 

Applications for free or reduced-price meals may also be approved for foster children, as well as migrant, homeless 

or runaway children, regardless of the household's income. Contact the school principal or the food service office 

(687-7350) for more information. 

Under the provisions of this policy, applications are reviewed by the food service director to determine eligibility. 

If a parent or guardian is dissatisfied with the decision on the application or the result of verification, these actions 

may be discussed informally with the food service staff. If a formal appeal is desired, parents/guardians have the 

right to a fair hearing. A hearing may be requested either by phone (740-687-7350) or by writing the Food Service 

Director at 901 E. Fair Ave, Lancaster, Ohio 43130. A copy of the complete meals benefits policy is available for 

review in the Food Service Office. 

Free Health Care: Families with children eligible for free or reduced-price school meals may be eligible for free 

health care coverage through Healthy Start & Healthy Families programs. These programs include coverage for doctor 

visits, immunizations, physicals, prescriptions, dental, vision, mental health, substance abuse and more. Please 

call 1-800-324-8680 for more information or to request an application. Information can also be found on the web 

at http://jfs.ohio.gov.ohp/bcps/hshf/index.stm. Anyone who has an Ohio Medicaid card is already receiving these 

services. 

Non-Discrimination Statement: Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) policy prohibits discrimination 

in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age or disability. To file 

a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 

Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an 

equal opportunity provider and employer. 

DENISE D. CALLIHAN, Ph.D. 

SUPERINTENDENT 

LANCASTER CITY SCHOOLS 

Income Eligibility 

Scale for Free Meals 

Income Eligibility 

Scale for Reduced-Price Meals 

0004398801-01 

1X4’S, 7 AND 8 FT. Starting @ $1. I 

have several hundred. Ideal for trim 

fencing and crafts. 740-342-6771. 

BASEBALL CARDS 

Thousands upon Thousands 

(sets and singles) 

Plus autographed collectibles 

Call Ken at 740-380-6942. 

CAMPING LOTS FOR RENT by season 

or month on Muskingum River 

below McConnelsville. Phone 740-674- 

6552 August through November. 

Decorative Oak Corner Fireplace 

$100, China Hutch $75, 2 End Tables 

$25, Black Floor Lamp , $10. Or best 

offers. 740-497-4359. 

DIRECTV FREE 5 months! Includes 

265+ Digital Channels 

and Movies! Ask How! NFL 

Sunday Ticket is here. No start 

costs. Free DVR/HD receiver. 

Packages start $29.99. 

DirectStarTV 1-800-973-9027 

ESTATE DISHWASHER, $25. Bear 

First Strike XO compound bow, $75. 

740-687-5165 

FREE DIRECTV 5 months! Includes 

265+ Digital Channels 

and Movies! Ask How! NFL 

Sunday Ticket is here. Not start 

costs. Free DVR/HD receiver. 

Packages start $29.99. 

DirectStarTV 1-800-306-1953 

Frigidaire, $150. Washer & Dryer set, 

Roper $250. Loveseat, dark brown 

$50. 2 TV Stands, oak & black, $50 

each. Vanity with mirror and bench , 

oak $50. All very good condition, 

740-497-4359. 

MAPLE DINETTE SET 

W/ (3) CHAIRS, $45.00 

Gray recliner $25.00, King size bed 

frame (ivory/metal) $35.00, (2) white 

porch rockers $20.00 each, BBQ gas 

grill $10.00, Microwave $20.00, 

26" Womens’ bike $35.00, 

26" Mens bike $40.00, Drop leaf table 

$25.00, Oak drop leaf table $25.00 

740-681-9358 from 10am-5pm. 

MOTORIZED CHAIR, AND 

MOTORIZED SCOOTER both like 

new, good price. All Metal Garden 

Hand Plow . Call 740-654-4395. 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 

SERVICE DIRECTORY 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 

Calling all Builders, 

Plumbers & Landscapers... 

Contractors of All Kinds!!! 

Run Your Ad on Our NEW 

Weekly Service Directory 

WAYNES 

BUILDING SUPPLY 

740-332-0658 

RIGID FOAM INSULATION 

Cut To Any Thickness! 

4’ x 8’x 1” $ 

6 40 

4’ x 8’x 2” $ 

12 80 

4’ x 8’ x .5” $ 

5 95 (Foil Faced) 

SPECIAL SALE 

Pole Barns/Garages 

30’x40’ fully insulated 

$ 

5995 00 

All sizes available! 

Steel Roofing/Siding 

at Factory Direct Pricing! 

0000452163 

NICE DINING ROOM SET table, 

leaf, 6 chairs, lighted hutch. $200 for 

all. 614-837-4265 

PLEXIGLAS 

Any size, shape or color 

Lexan & Magnetic Windows 

Alpha Plastics Newark 740-344-3736 

PRESSURE TANKS, 3 120-gallon 

vertical Well Mate, $75 each. 

740-983-4840. 

*START YOUR OWN BUSINESS* 

(15) twin-headed 

gumball machines 

$100.00 each or $1,000.00 for all. 

(1) Vangard video machine 

$400.00 

614-218-3401, No late calls! 

VICTORIAN COUCH, $450 

Pair of Victorian parlor chairs, $395 

(2) Gun cabinets, $40 each 

Fax machine, $40 

Antique Gone with the Wind lamp, 

$400. Call 740-772-2787 or 740-253-0056. 

WOODBURNING STOVE, 

FREESTANDING, Nashua, rarely 

used. Asking $275. 740-756-7210 

WORKBENCHES STEEL/ Plastic 

Barrels, buckets, storage cabinets, 

lockers, wheelchairs, file cabinets, 

sliding glass doors, store front doors, 

tanning beds, cast iron radiators, 

kitchen cabinets Loewendick’s 

740-323-3127. 

BUYING GOLD, SILVER, 

PLATINUM JEWELRY 

**Will beat anyone’s price!** 

Grove City Coin/Currency 

614-946-3846 certified scale 

WANTED TO BUY antiques, military, 

glassware, old oil paintings, Indian 

artifacts, Japanese swords, German 

daggers, Civil War items. Anything 

odd and unusual: old bottles, 

old lamps, old toys, old photographs, 

diamonds and gold. 740-653-3495, 740- 

974-9505 

WANTED TO BUY: Good Machinist 

Tools, Machinist Boxes, Snap-On 

or Mac Tools. Call 9am-5pm, 

740-680-2152. 

WANT TO BUY 

Anchor Hocking Mug that says 

"Plant 2 Tigers" 

740-385-7077 

ELECTRIC STRAIGHT RAIL 

STAIRLIFT. Gently used. Pronto 

M50 Battery Powered Wheelchair. 

Never Used Outside 740-474-7335 

AAA APPLIANCE Sales washers & 

dryers match sets, $175 & up. Refrigerators, 

stoves, $60 & up. Fully guaranteed. 

Delivery available. 548 W. 

Fair, 740-687-2645 

*KIRKPATRICK’S* 

USED APPLIANCES 

Sales & Service 

We offer in-home service calls, if 

we can’t fix it, customer pays $0 

for service call. 

740-621-1459 

ROPER BY WHIRLPOOL 

REFRIGERATOR like new, used 

very little, adjustable glass shelves, 

ice maker hook up, $400 OBO. 740- 

969-4420 or 614-361-9876 

WHIRLPOOL WASHER /DRYER 

Set, $95 each 

Electric Stove , $85. 

Nice Refrigerator , $150. 

Call 740-497-6424. 

FALL YARD P REP 

Leaf Raking, Mowing, Fertilizing, 

Planting, Mulching. 

Also now offering Powerwashing 

Call Hickory Hills Landscape 

740-659-2549 or 740-627-6848. 

for as little as 

$15 a week!! 

Whether you do it 

small, or do it all, 

give us a call 

385-8520


For more information on this home offered by: 

BARKER REALTY 

See our ad in this issue 

For more information on this home offered by: 

FOX REALTY, INC. 

See our ad in this issue 

LANCASTER - FAIRFIELD 

0004398885-01 

Your weekly guide to • Homes • Condominiums • Rentals • Farms • Mobile Homes • Lots & Acreage • Investment Property • Commercial Real Estate


REDUCE YOUR CABLE BILL! 

FREE 4-Room Digital Satellite 

and installation. Programming 

starting under $20. FREE HD 

and DVR upgrade for new callers. 

1-866-939-4599. 

NICE COLONIAL Heights 

overstuffed upholstered chair , 

wooden bun feet, paisley jewel 

tones, maroon ottoman. $65 for 

both. 740-654-8814 

1951 CASE VAC, live hydraulics & 

3pt. Eagle hitch, runs & drives good, 

$1450. 740-862-4063 

FIREPLACE DOORS AND LOGS 

polished brass, bi-fold glass doors, 

41Wx31H, bottom damper and natural 

gas log set, 24" long. Used only a 

couple of times, $95. 740-687-0910 

FISHER’S AFFORDABLE 

Chimney Sweeping. Specializing in 

inspections, dust-less cleaning for 

chimneys, fireplaces and wood 

stoves. Relining of chimneys for 

wood, gas, coal and oil. Also 

chimney removal and re-build, brick 

removal and replacement, tuck 

points, flashing replacement and 

repair, masonry cleaning and 

waterproofing. 15 years 

experience. Insured. Estimates. 

740-596-3435 anytime Logan 

Lancaster & Fairfield County 

Attend our Open House & 

Register to win a $100 Gas Gift Card! 

We are having an 

Open House!! 

This is a great 

opportunity for you to 

see the quality we put 

into each home we 

build! 

Date: SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2009 

Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm 

Where: From Lancaster take Rt 37 East to Junction City. Turn right on Rt 668 South 

and go 4.6 miles to Twp. Rd. 186. Turn right and go 1/2 mile to Open House. 

This customized “Lakegrove” ranch plan has 1,687 sq. ft. It has 3 bedrooms and 2 

baths. The great room has a cathedral ceiling above 9’ walls. Ceramic and laminate 

fl oors. Full basement with 9’ walls, 3 car garage and large rear covered porch. Stone 

and vinyl exterior. Stop and see this beautiful home! 

Charles W. Barker 

Broker - 653-6524 

Serving Lancaster 

& Fairfield County 

for 58 Years 

Showroom Address: 

4418 Coonpath Road NW; Carroll, OH 43112 

Phone: 740-756-7393 Fax: 740-756-7398 

Web Site: www.kilbargerhomes.com 

Listing Homes as low as 

Charles 

Barker Jr. 

5%! 

653-6524 

FREE MARKET ANALYSIS 

BARKER REALTY 

616 N. Memorial Dr. www.charlesbarkerrealty.com 

com 

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 

FAIRFIELD UNION SCHOOL - 7453 

RICHLAND RD.- 1.5 acres, 3BR, (2 

Master BR), 2.5 baths, hardwood 

floors, beautiful large kitchen, oak 

cabinets, pantry off of utility room, 

2 car garage. MANY EXTRAS. 

Call Charles W. Barker Jr. 653- 

6524 or 653-7815. 

SIMPLICITY 2HP ANTIQUE 

GARDEN TRACTOR, with plows, 

sickle bar mower, $125. 740-862-4063 

SUMMER SALE 

On Snapper rear engine riders. 

Old Mill Power Equipment 

740-982-3246-740-503-3524 

Gene 

Teachout 

687-1993 

0004399314-01 

726 E. 5TH AVE. - PRICE REDUCED 

$145,000. This outstanding home 

has 3br, kitchen, d. room, lrg. living 

room, 2 1/2 baths, family room w/ 

lots of room! Rec room, oak wood 

work, full finished basement, screenedin 

summer room, detached 

building, 2 car garage. Call 

Gene Teachout 687-1993 

PRICE REDUCED $225,000 

910 W. 5TH AVE. - $54,500. 

Nice 2 BR, 2 story home, 

central air, good investment. 

Owner wants offer. Call 

Charles W. Barker Jr. 

653-6524 or 653-7815. 

0004400422-01 

GRABER’S OAK FLOORING 

2220 St. Rt 204 

Glenford, OH, 43739 

740-659-1480, 740-404-7827 

While Supplies Last 

3-1/4" Prefinished Red Oak good 

quality at $2.75 per sq.ft. Tavern Oak 

starting at $.99 per square ft. 3" Unfinished 

White Oak at $1.40 and 4" at 

$1.55 per sq.ft. 3" unfinished Maple at 

$1.40 per sq. ft. All other species 

avail. Pole Buildings, Metal siding 

and Roofing, Foil faced insulation. 

NEW 48" KITCHEN COUNTER TOP 

with cupboards, also with 22"x25" 

sink with faucet, overhead cabinets, 

all plumbing goes with sale. $300. 

740-366-0795 

CONCRETE FLAT work, Driveways, 

Garages, Patio’s, also stamping. We 

also sell and install Radiant heat tubing. 

Hershberger and sons concrete, 

740-342-7715. 

1910 RAINDBOW DR 3BR, 1½BA, 

finished rec room, recently updated, 

$135,000 or will accept offer. 

740-654-1736 

DOMINION HOME 

OPEN HOUSE EVERY 

SAT.& SUN. UNTIL SOLD! 

11:00AM-5:00PM 

2727 Crosscreek Ave 

Lancaster 

3BR, 2½BA, first floor master 

Cathedral ceilings, full basement 

2 car garage 

Priced below tax value! 

740-654-7564 

*FOR SALE BY OWNER* 

207 Crocus Court, Newark, OH 43055 

(near Cherry Valley Lodge) 

3BR, 2BA, 1 car Attached Garage, 

also a second Unattached Garage, 

Sunroom (1400 sq. ft.), 

Fenced Yard, Fireplace, Central air. 

Kitchen appliances included. 

Built 1981, in cul-de-sac, low utilities. 

**Reduced, $129,900.00** 

Call 740-788-9240 

FSBO $134,900.00 

*Open House* 

Sunday, 1pm-4pm 

814 Boyd Street, Lancaster 

(3% to buyers’ realtor) 

Medill School District 

Beautiful 2000 sq. ft. of living, 

3BR, 2.5BA, 

Living Room, Dining Room, 

Kitchen w/ ALL appliances, Dinnette, 

Four Season Room, 

Family Room, (3) Car Garage, 

Fenced Back Yard, C/A. 

Call 740-438-5009. 

PRIVATE, CLEAN, Cable, Washer, 

Dryer, yard, $95 deposit, $95 week. 

Call 740-503-4221 

117 W. WALNUT, upstairs, clean 

2BR, appliances included, 

$425/month, no dogs. 614-837-1607 

1&2BR APARTMENTS IN 

LANCASTER nice, just renovated, 

stove/refrig. furnished, $450 and 

$550/month plus deposit. 740-969-4241 

1 AND 2BR apartments, $360-$475, 

some A/C, appliances, laundry 

facilities or W/D hookup, pets 

welcome. Lancaster 740-438-3282 

1 BEDROOM, appliances, water, 

sewer paid, $395 rent and deposit. 

No pets. 740-653-2229 

1BR & 2BR APARTMENTS in 

Lancaster, electric heat $400-$550 

month. 740-654-6222 

1BR & 2BR, clean and available now. 

Water and sewer paid. 740-653-2594 

Timber Creek 

Apartments 

Peaceful and Scenic Surroundings 

$99* 

Deposit 

654-9727 

LOCALLY OWNED & 

OPERATED 

154 Little Brook Dr. 

TUES.-THURS. 10-7; FRI.-SAT. 10-5 

• SORRY, NO HUD VOUCHERS 

* QUALIFIED APPLICANTS 

004393572-01 

1BR APT Seniors 55 and over Independent 

Living Facility. Electric 

heat and air conditioning. Carpeted. 

Small pets welcome! HUD subsidy. 

740-862-6570, 1051 S. Main St., Baltimore, 

8am-2pm, Mon.-Thurs. TDD 

866-925-8689 

1BR AVAILABLE NOW 

Large, clean, A/C, Metro okay, No 

pets. $435/month plus water, $99 

deposit. Call 740-862-4434. 

1BR LOFT APARTMENT 

1300 sq.ft. all appliances including 

W/D, downtown Lancaster. Newly 

renovated, $550/mo. Non-smoking 

apartment. No pets. 

740-687-9101 evenings 

2 BEDROOM APARTMENT 

appliances furnished, washer/dryer 

hook-up included, new carpet and 

paint, off-street parking,electic included, 

$450/mo plus deposit. 740-654-9300 

2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. 

Refrigerator and stove. 

$500/month, $250 deposit. 

No pets. 740-746-9341. 

2 BEDROOM, refrigerator, stove 

dishwasher, washer and dryer included. 

$525 plus $500 deposit. No 

pets. 614-560-0986 

2BR APARTMENT 361B S. Columbus 

St, $440, no pets. 740-654-2797 

Stay COOL 

with 


Air Conditioning 

WINDSOR 

PLACE 

141 Graceland Dr. 

Lancaster, Ohio 

Elderly * Disabled 

* Handicapped 

Rent Based on 

Your Ability To Pay and 

Includes All Basic Utilties 

Monday-Friday 

9 a.m.-1 p.m. 

687-1664 

TTY 

1-800-750-0750 

0004392661-01 

2 BR APT 124 Main Bremen. 

$450 month, $450 deposit plus 

utilities. 740-536-7725 

2BR DUPLEX APARTMENT, fenced 

yard, laundry hook-ups, $540 month, 

$540 deposit, NO PETS, Lancaster 

Schools. 740-756-7242 

2BR TOWNHOUSE NORTH 

A/C, W/D hookup, smoke-free, $535 

month plus deposit. 740-653-8609 

535½ Madison, HUD Approved 

1BR, Upstairs Apartment, 

stove/refrigerator furnished, 

W/D hook-up. 

$400/mo. plus utilities, $400/dep. 

740-569-7116 

ALL ELECTRIC 1BR 

Upstairs apt, nice, recently renovated 

in good quiet neighborhood, 

No W/D hook ups or dishwasher, 

fairly close to laundromat, 

grocery, OUL campus & 

hospital, pets ok but rent will be 

higher, $400mo+util+$400dep. 

402½ N. Maple St, Lancaster. 

740-974-3110 

BALTIMORE AREA 2BR APART- 

MENT next to school. 740-408-2498 

Baltimore 

Estates 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

Garage, W/D hookups & 

appliances included. 

Call Mon-Fri 10am-5pm 

740-689-9880 

www.biggsestates.com 

CLEAN 2BR, all new flooring & 

paint, off street parking, w/d hook-up 

$475/moth, $475/deposit. 740-746-8264 

or 740-407-6646. 

DOWNTOWN EFFICIENCY 

APARTMENT, $500 per month plus 

deposit. All utilities paid. Call Lil 

740-687-1714 or John 740-653-9490. 

Oak Valley and 

Lexington Lane Apts 

1923-B Independence Blvd. 

1-2-3 Bedrooms 

All Electric • Metro Accepted 

Small Pets Allowed With Deposit 

MOVE IN SPECIAL 

Sign a Lease in August and 

Receive Reduced Rent For 1 Year 

and $25 Lowe’s Gift Card and 

Pizza From Christy’s 

*Must mention ad to receive special 

Hours M-F, 12-4PM, Weekends by Appt. 

740-687-9467 or 740-503-6262 

0004393797-01


Lancaster & Fairfield County 

HEY GOOD NEIGHBOR Large 

all electric 1BR APARTMENT , 

A/C, various areas, $480. 

740-687-1689, 740-215-6338 

SENIOR APARTMENTS 

INDEPENDENT LIVING FOR 55+ 

BALTIMORE MANOR 

One-Story Ranch Style Apartments • Individual Entrances and Patios 

Serene Country Setting • Community Center with Laundry Facilities 

Individual Heating and Air Conditioning • On-Site Management 

$485 MONTH 

No Application Fee 

Visit us at 301 Kellner Ave. in Baltimore, Ohio 

or call Lynn at (740) 862-6731 for an appointment 

MOVE-IN 

SPECIAL! 

Sign a one-year lease before August 31 and move in by October 1 and we’ll give 

you one month FREE RENT during your lease term. 

WE ACCEPT METRO CHOICE VOUCHERS! 

Summer is HERE 

YOU Should Be Too! 

1 Bedroom Garden 

and 

2 Bedroom Loft & Townhome 

Available Now! 

❤ Garages! 

❤ Large pets welcome! 

❤ W/D Connections 

LANCASTER ONE 2BR, $450 plus 

deposit. Four 1BR, two with water 

paid, $350-$445 plus deposit. 614-419- 

0350 or 740-808-4059 

❤ Sparkling Swimming 

Pool 

❤ Central Air Conditioning 

Call today, we're almost FULL! 

653-6226 

*Income restrictions apply. 

0004400251-01 

0004399159-01 

LARGE 2 bedroom. $525 per month, 

($400 deposit). Roomy living room 

w/dining area, kitchen and bath. 

Washer, dryer hookups. 740-215-6116. 

NEAR DOWNTOWN, 2 BEDROOM 

TOWNHOUSE carpet, washer/dryer 

hook-up. $395/month plus deposit. 

Rental references. No dogs. 

740-653-1544, leave message. 

SMALL APARTMENT, 1 large room, 

1 large kitchen and bath, air, new 

remodel. All new appliances, Washer 

& dryer. All utilities paid except gas. 

202 E. Walnut St. Apt. 2. $500/month. 

614-206-0462. 

SPACIOUS NON-SMOKING 2BR 

APARTMENT ABOVE BUSINESS. 

508 W. 6th Ave. Lancaster, C/A, W/D 

hookups, appliances, $450 month plus 

$450 deposit, utilities not included, no 

pets. 740-654-6699. 

SPACIOUS STUDIO APARTMENT 

With small 

Kitchen/bath/shower/Large walk in 

Closet, plenty of storage 

Very nice for one 

Wooded area near West School 

Logan $450/month/deposit references 

740-385-8658 

UPSTAIRS APT. CA, furnished with 

refrigerator, dishwasher, W/D, 

range, some bedroom pieces, off 

street parking, overlooking Lancaster 

Fairgrounds, great view, spriral 

staircase, not for young children. No 

pets. $475/month, $475 deposit, references 

required. 740-215-3262 

1BR 

Starting @ 

$ 429.00 

Summer Spectacular 

at Pine Village 

Apartments 

2BR 

Starting @ 

$ 484.00 

MOBLE HOME FOR RENT 

located near Rockbridge. Available 

8/01/09. 2BR AC, washer, dryer, 

stove, refrigerator and microwave. 

$450 per month. 740-654-8854. 

Beat The 

Heat In Our 

Sparkling Pool 

2 Bedroom Garden Apt. 

$ 540 - $ 580 

Security Deposit $185 

Application Fee $25 

Call Today 653-2961 

1250 Sheridan Dr., Lancaster 

Open Mon.-Fri. 9am-6pm; 

Sat. & Sun. 11am-4pm 

2BR 

Townhouse 

Starting @ 

$ 584.00 

Security Deposit Special $150* 

1366 

Sheridan Dr. Lancaster, OH 43130 

740-653-7847 

Mon. - Fri. 10AM - 6PM; Sat. 10AM - 2PM 

*Restrictions Apply 

Small pets welcome 

0004397310-01 

1BR BUCKEYE LAKE COTTAGE, 

offstreet parking, dock, large stone 

fireplace $485/month plus utilities 

614-596-9995 

228 EWING ST. Newly remodeled, 

2BR, duplex, off-street parking, no 

pets, $575. 614-206-4281 

2 ROOM HOUSE , 200 ft off the road, 

private and quiet. $225/month plus 

utilities. Call anytime, 614-216-7203. 

2-STORY COUNTRY SETTING 1½ 

bedrooms, 1BA, LR, kitchen & DR, 1- 

car garage, no pets $650/month, 

$650/deposit. Available Sept. 1st. 740- 

969-3440 

324 MAUD, 2 bedroom, washer, 

dryer, C/A, basement, no pets, $550, 

740-654-5967. 

3BR 1BA HOUSE in Sugar Grove, 

full basement, C/A, $675/month, water 

and sewage included. Deposit 

$600. 740-380-6528 for application 

3BR HOUSE, 401 S. FRONT, all electric, 

$550 plus utilities, no pets. 740- 

654-2797 

3BR HOUSE 522 WASHINGTON 2 

story freshly painted, new carpet, 

very nice! W/D hook up, fenced yard, 

$650/month plus deposit. Available 

Sept. 1st. Hud approved. 740-503-4072 

3BR HOUSE, $575 month plus deposit, 

pets allowed. 740-969-3207 

715 CHEROKEE, LANCASTER 

2 bedroom ranch, laundry hook-up, 

central air, carport, utility shed, 

nice yard, $650/month. 

Terri, 740-332-3423. 

820½ MONROE ST., newly remodeled, 

2nd floor, 1BR, off-street parking, 

no pets, $375. 614-206-4281 

BREMEN, SMALL 2 BEDROOM 

HOME walk up attic, full basement, 

central air. Call 740-569-7879. 

FOR RENT, 3 BEDROOM one bath, 

house in the country, new paint, and 

carpet, some appliances, garage and 

yard, $ 600.00 plus $600.00 deposit. 

Call 740-653-2974 

Courtship 

VILLAGE APARTMENTS 

GREAT PRICE - FROM $ 480 

HOUSE FOR RENT 

Newly renovated, ample parking. 

GREAT LOCATION! 

1095 W. Market Street, Baltimore 

Must have references 

$750/mo. plus deposit. 

740-862-6264 

HOUSE’S NEW Lexington, $289.70, 

$329.20, $395.04, $442.56, Mr.Dutiel 

740-258-1187, 740-342-1814. 

LANCASTER 3BR, $600 month plus 

deposit. 614-419-0350 or 740-808-4059 

NICE 2 BEDROOM HOME 

1 bath, fenced in backyard, 

$525/month plus deposit. 

No pets. 740-438-2155 

RIVER VALLEY HIGHLANDS 

RENT TO OWN 

NICE 3 BR HOME 

$1000/mo. 614-530-7273 

we-sell-properties-quick.com 

THORNVILLE/THORNPORT 3 bedroom, 

2 bath house, pets ok. 

$725/month plus deposit. 740-246-5551. 

VERY NICE 2BR, no garage, nonsmoking, 

$525 month, lease, deposit. 

740-687-6513 

FIRST TIME HOME 

BUYERS- GOVERNMENT 

FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR 

YOUR NEW HOME. 

Call to be pre-qualified. 

740-389-4424 

RENTERS WANTED 3/4BR. Call to 

be prequalified. Limited homes 

available 740-389-1389. 

5-ROOM, 2-room and 1-room office 

suites, Blosser Building, Logan, 

Ohio. 740-385-2191 

8640 LITHOPOLIS RD., in 

Greencastle, 150 sf to 1000 sf 

available, $200 to $800. Utilities paid. 

614-206-4281 

GREAT 

SPECIAL 

$ 

199 deposit 

GREAT FEATURES: Washer/Dryer, 

Fenced Patio, Garages 

GREAT LOCATION: In Lancaster west of 

Pleasantville Rd. just off Tiki Lane 

GREAT NEW MANAGER 

First Month Free 

Open Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. by Appt. Zero Application Fee 

Get details about your GREAT new 

Limited Time. 

One or Two Bedroom Townhome 24/7 at: 

1 (866) 754-2638 or www.UniversalDevelopment.net 

0004397363-01

14 The Lancaster - Fairfield Advertiser • August 16, 2009 Classified Hotline 866.775.7666 ■ www.theadvertiser.net 

www.theadvertiser.net ■ Classified Hotline 866.775.7666 

The Lancaster - Fairfield Advertiser • August 16, 2009 27 

REALTY, INC. 

REALTY, INC. 

RENT, LEASE-PURCHASE OR BUY - This cozy home with formal living room, abundant 

oak cabinets in kitchen, brick accented family room, workshop area, 22x22 screened in 

porch, private tree shaded back yard for entertaining. Call John Fox 654-2237 #39. 

0004400204-01 

WATERFRONT ON THE LAKE - $298,900 - Exceptional - Historic like with New Additions, & Updates, 

offering water front ownership, private boat dock & more. A terrific inside out home offers entry foyer, formal 

living room, dining room, huge handsome newer kitchen with refinements, beautiful kitchen cabinets, 

attractive dinette area with plenty of views of the lake for personal scenic viewing, main bedroom offers 

private elevated deck which overlooks rear lake with waterfront ownership so you can dock close to the 

house for easy access, see photo's above Call John Fox 740-654-2237 for more details. 

VERY NICE AND COUNTRY Privacy almost new custom built 4 bedrooms, 3 bath home with 

cathedral ceilings ceramic tile and bamboo flooring accents situated just 10 minutes from 33 

by-pass. Directions: Take Tarklin Rd exit off 33 by-pass to Hornsmill Rd., continue on Hide-A- 

Way Hills Rd., turn left onto Sheets Rd. Hostess: Debbie Green 243-7355 

"OWNER RELOCATION" - MAKE OFFER - A BEAUTIFUL HOME - offers 

huge covered front porch, formal living room with cathedral ceiling, beautiful 

kitchen boasts handsome cabinets & beautiful wood accents plus dining area, 

two full baths, first floor utility, finished walk out lower level, six panel wood 

doors, energy efficient package, oversized garage, numerous other features 

worthy of viewing. John Fox or Barbara Fox 740-654-2237. See photos above. 

HOCKING HILLS AREA - Lovely home offers charming living and dining rooms, 

spacious sunroom with views over valley, large master suite with dressing room or 

office, exercise room adjacent to full bath and garage, handicap accessible suite with 

roll-in bath, adjacent to laundry, three car garage and carport situated on 1+ acres. Call 

John Fox 654-4503 or 654-2237. 50. 

"COUNTRY PRIVACY" - 9 ACRES - EXCEPTIONAL IN DETAIL - Home is situated on 9 acres with woods 

and pond offers oak and hickory accented gourmet kitchen with JennAir grill, large living room with cherry 

woodwork accents, 3 nice sized bedrooms and 3 full baths, first floor rec room, 3 car garage, 95% efficient 

furnace, central air, security system and much more. Call Debbie Green 740-243-7355. #25 

3.5 ACRES - BARN BRICK BEAUTY - Designed for family living & entertianing, lovely entry 

foyer, formal living room, dining room, first floor family room with brick accented fireplace, step 

saver kitchen with rich looking quartz countertops & extras, 2.5 baths, 4-5 bedrooms, huge 

entertainment deck, very close to Sanderson School. John and Barbara Fox will be your hosts. 

Directions: Marietta Road off Pleasantville Rd to Sells Rd, turn left, house is on the right. 

UPDATED REMODELING - New roof, windows, siding, carpet, ceramic tile, plumbing. 

Monthly income $1000. Tenants pay utilities. Call Debbie Green for details. 243-SELL. 66. 

CARROLL Schools - Large home with 4 bedrooms 2.5 baths, 1st floor family 

room with fireplace, large Master suite with walk-in closet, bath with Jacuzzi. 2 car 

attached garage, 1.22 acres. Call Dave Smalley (740)687-1522 # 18 

FANTASTIC RANCH - Newer home offers large living room with cathedral ceiling, kitchen with 

center island, large dining room with doors to private deck, 3 nice sized bedrooms, 3 full baths, 

large family room on lower level. Call John Fox for details. 654-4503. #98 

EAST AREA - for qualified buyer. Well kept home features hardwood floors, large living and dinning 

rooms, first floor master suite and bath, 2 bedrooms up with bath, central air, 2 car garage 

and more. Call Dave Smalley for details 687-1522. 23. 

EASY LIVING ONE FLOOR PLAN - offers 3 bedrooms with 2 full baths, master suite 

includes garden tub, kitchen shows oak accents, separate dinette, large dining room 

and first floor family room with fireplace and utility. Call Betty Ruggles for details. 

569-4890. #70. 

BRICK ACCENTED RANCH 2.99 ACRES+ -A delightful home offers formal living room 

& dining room, handsome kitchen, spacious family room & utility room on first floor, 2.5 

baths, private bedrooms, 2 fireplaces plus a wood burner, watch the deer from the 2 level 

deck or enjoy the water garden, Bloom Carroll Schools. Debbie Green 740-243-(sell) 

7355 or 740-654-2237. 63 

QUICK POSSESSION - $69,900 - features formal living room, step saver kitchen, 1st floor utility, 

comfortable bedrooms, covered patio, fenced rear yard and much more. Handy location. 

Call John Fox for details. 654-2237. #82 

VERY NICE - Updated ranch offers open kitchen with convenient counter for entertaining. Private 

patio, 2 to 3 bedrooms with first floor utility and computer area in possible third bedroom, pedestal 

accented bath. Call John Fox for details 654-2237. #99 

STONE ACCENTED RANCH IN AREA OF NICE HOMES - Formal living room, dining room, 

eat-in kitchen boast beautiful wood cabinets, exceptional master suite, family room is a good 

size, lovely baths show added accents, two car garage. Call Debbie Green 740-243-7355 or 

740-654-2237 for details 

"COZY AND CHARMING" HOME offers living room, three nice size bedrooms, two full baths, kitchen and dinette 

area, huge recreation room for family enjoyment, city services, gas forced air furnace, central air, chain link fenced 

yard and more. Call Dave Smalley 614-271-8846, 740-654-2237 for details & privacy showing. #40. 

QUICK POSSESSION - only minutes from golf course, large living room, Built-in appliances, 

Florida room, on just over an acre nice sized bedrooms, attached two car garage, plus 

attached workshop, central air and many updates, nice rear yard. Owner negotiable. Will help 

buyer with closing costs. Call for details. Call Debbie Green, 740-243-7355. 58. 

EDGE OF TOWN - Panoramic Views Offers Privacy Without Isolation And Country Setting In The City. 

Well Maintained Home Offers Nice Sized Living Room, Dining Room And Eat-In Kitchen Plus Roomy 

Bedrooms And 2 Full Baths. See Photos Above. John Fox For Your Private Tour. 654-2237. 51. 

COONPATH AREA - FIXER UPPER - 1 +/- acre situated with easy access to Columbus 

and Lancaster, this home offers large living room, eat-in kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 

2 car detached garage. Dave Smalley 687-1522. 61. 

(COMMERCIAL) 

MULTIPURPOSE BUILDING - in the heart of quaint Rushville offers 6000 square feet 

of space for many possibilities. Possible owner financing for approved buyer. Call Dave 

Smalley for details 614-271-8846. 3 

FIXER UPPER-INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY - Brick accented home offers living room, 

Dining room kitchen, bath, 3 bedrooms, basement, partly fenced rear yard & more. Call 

John Fox 740-654-2237 for details and private showing. 

COMMERCIAL 

A HERITAGE BUILDING- offers great potential 3 stories, plenty of room and options - Owner's 

negotiable, willing to discuss your plans. Call John Fox 654-2237. 

"A FAMILY HOME"- Make Offer - Delightful home offering many nice features: Formal living 

room, functional kitchen, plenty of bedrooms, two baths, 2nd floor utility room, nice deck area 

over looking scenic views. The owner has made numerous updates to this lovely home and are 

worthy of your consideration and viewing. Call Donna Anderson 740-653-8463 or 740-654-2237 

for more information and private viewing. #13 

COMMMERCIAL 

• ESTABLISHED BUSINESS REAL ESTATE 

• BUILDINGS EQUIPMENT PLUS *2 ACRES 

• CARRY OUT & LICENSE • DELI AREA 

• ICE CREAM MACHINE • PIZZA OVEN 

• MISC. EQUIPMENT • BAIT SHOP 

• PRESENTLY SELLING FISH & BOAT LIC. 

• PLUS LOTTO • OWNER'S NEGOTIABLE 

• MIGHT HELP WITH FINANCING 

• FOX REALTY INC. JOHN FOX 740-654-2237. 

"EASY LIVING RANCH" - Home, situated in midst of 50 acres, offers 3 large bedrooms, 

2 full baths, including private master suite, great room with fireplace and first floor utility 

room. Call Dave Smalley for details. 614-271-8846. 53 

OWNER MIGHT FINANCE - ready for services and weddings, this church has been updated 

and offers many amenities plus ample parking. Owner might finance. Call John Fox or Dave 

Smalley for details. 654-2237. 

30's - 3 bedroom home, offers updated kitchen, 1st floor bath and utility, gas log 

fireplace, rear covered patio and fenced yard. Call Debbie Green for details. 740- 

243-7355 #57 

INVESTMENTS 

REMODELED - Duplex - new ceramic tile, carpet, roof, air, plumbing, windows, gutters & 

siding, monthly income $1100. Call Debbie Green for details 243-SELL. 9 

INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Updated with roof, windows and carpeting. Call Debbie 

Green for income details. 243-SELL. 80 

UPDATED REMODELING - New roof, windows, siding, carpet, ceramic tile, plumbing. 

Monthly income $1000 Tenants pay utilities. Call Debbie Green for details. 243-SELL. 66 

INCOME HELP WITH PAYMENTS DUPLEX - Updated with roof and windows, has over 

2000 sq. ft. of living area. $1000 monthly income. Tenants pay utilities. Call Debbie Green 

243-SELL. 85 

4 UNIT COMPLEX - Fully rented with stove and refrigerator in each unit, newer baths and 

other updates. Call Debbie Green for details 740-243-7355. 55 

3.5 ACRES + BARN & BRICK HOME - Offers first floor 

master with 2 walk-in closets and full bath, first floor 

utility and lower level utility with 2nd kitchen for possible 

mother-in-law suite. Also 3rd garage in lower level. Take 

time to view this rare opportunity. See photos above. Dave 

Smalley for details. 687-1522.

What’s 

Inside ... 

# 3/7 83 +2-+78/6 #-337 

By Jeff Eversole 

Career Tech Criminal Science Instructor 

Board President Provides 

Answers to Your 

Most-Asked Questions . . 

District Fares Well in 

Per-Pupil Spending .... 

You Can Help Your Child 

PrepareforSchool ..... 

New Teachers Welcomed 

toLancasterSchools.... 

Child Find Needs 

YourInput........... 

LSN Releases Weekly 

TelevisionSchedule..... 

Revised 2009-2010 School 

CalendarReleased...... 10 

Digital Academy Offers 

a Learning Alternative. . 

2 

3 

4 

6 

8 

9 

12 

The popularity of the hit television show 

CSI – Crime Scene Investigation – has 

translated into a rousing interest among 

Lancaster City Schools students. For that 

reason, a new Career-Technical Program 

called Criminal Science has been added to the 

curriculum. 

The program, which will be taught at the 

Stanbery Campus at 345 East Mulberry Street, 

joins four other programs for juniors and 

seniors – Industrial Technology, Cullinary 

Arts, Video Broadcasting and Medical 

Technology.TherearealsofourCareerBased 

Intervention programs at the school. 

The newly added Criminal Science 

program is unique in that it will expose junior 

and senior students to the criminal justice 

system. It will encompass different aspects of 

law enforcement such as traffic enforcement, 

traffic accident investigation, felony traffic 

stops, forensics, police patrol operations, 

dispatching, the Ohio Revised Code and other aspects of 

the criminal justice system. The students will also have a 

physical agility program that must be followed. 

The program will cover Ohio laws in the Ohio Revised 

Code. This is the manual that police officers in Ohio use 

to determine what charges will be issued when an arrest 

is made. The students will spend time in traffic court, 

municipal court and common pleas court. They also will 

examine the different aspects of each individual in the court 

processsuchasthedefenseattorneyandprosecutorand 

what their different roles are in the criminal justice system. 

The program will feature forensics, bike patrol, 

trafficpatrol,crowdcontrol,prisonercontainment 

and dispatching. The students will learn to fingerprint 

individuals, lift prints and read prints in the forensic section 

of the building. 

Participants will learn from experienced and certified 

instructors in each area of the training program. 

Completion may result in the students being certified in 

a particular area in the same manner police officers are 

certified. 

The Criminal Science program is using state-of-the-art 

electronics for dispatching. There is a room that is being 

designed specifically for students to learn to become a 

dispatcher in a police or sheriff’s department. The students 

will be taught by experienced dispatchers from around the 

surrounding area. 

Completion of the program could result in the student 

receiving college credit for the classes they are taking, 

perhaps a quarter or more of classes for which the student 

will receive credit. 

When the students complete the program they will 

have basic knowledge on how the criminal justice system 

operates. Students can then seek employment in police, 

sheriff, border patrol, military and college. 

The program is not for every student. There are specific 

regulations that the student must adhere to in order to 

complete the program. Only those students that are serious 

about a career in law enforcement, forensics science or 

public safety should apply to the program. This includes a 

desire to pursue some form of post-secondary education.

2 Lancaster City Schools: Roadway to a Strong Community 

Lancaster City Schools 

345 East Mulberry Street 

Lancaster, Ohio 43130 

(740) 687-7300 

(740) 687-7303 (Fax) 

Administration 

Denise D. Callihan, Ph.D..................Superintendent 

Julie Taylor ................................Treasurer 

Rob Walker.................... AssistantSuperintendent 

Jerry Rainey......................... Support Services 

Steve Scott. . Educational Information and Technology Services 

Donna McCance ..............DirectorofStudentServices 

Bradd Molk....................... InstructionalServices 

Board of Education 

Bill Bickham, President (third from left) ................653-0783 

Thom Pearce, Vice President (second from left) ...654-7383 

Patti Moore (fourth from left) ....................................653-5963 

Hollie Saunders (far left)...........................................654-4102 

Amy Eyman (far right) ...............................................654-2417 

Our Vision 

“A community focused on student achievement” 

Our Mission 

“To prepare students of all ages to meet academic, social, civic, 

cultural, and employment needs of the 21st Century” 

No Child Left Behind Notification 

Parents may request information regarding the 

professional qualifications of their student's classroom 

teachers, including: 

• If the teacher has met state qualification and licensing 

criteria for the grade level and subject areas taught; 

• If the teacher is teaching under emergency or 

provisional status; 

• Baccalaureate degree major, graduate certification, 

and field of discipline; 

• Whether the student is provided services by 

paraprofessionals and if so, their qualifications. 

From the Board President 

Answers to Much-Asked Questions 

By Bill Bickham 

President, Board of Education 

In recent weeks, two school-related questions have 

been asked that I would like to address in this issue of 

Chalkmarks. 

The first one had to do with textbooks. The 

question was, “Why isn’t any of the earned income 

taxmoneybeingusedtoreplaceoldtextbooks?” 

Ifyouremember,thelevypassedinNovember 

2006. Prior to that time, the district had been 

experiencing very difficult financial times for several 

years and had eliminated more than 100 of its staff, 

consolidated classes, closed two buildings and made 

other difficult decisions, including placing a freeze on 

replacing old textbooks. 

Sincethepassageofthelevy,changeshavebeen 

implemented very cautiously and very slowly. That is 

because the Board and the Administration are making 

every effort to make sure that the funds generated by 

theearnedincometaxmeettheoperatingneedsofthe 

district for its 10-year life. Frankly, this will be difficult 

as state funding continues to be reduced. 

One of the areas of need that is being addressed 

is textbooks. After the levy passed, a five-year plan 

was developed to replace outdated textbooks. At the 

present time, we are on scheduled to replace textbooks 

for core, career technical and elective subjects at a 

pace that allocates dollars for at least one major core 

subjectareaperyear. 

• During the 2007-2008 school year, new 

mathematic textbooks, including technology 

ancillaries, were ordered for all grades – K-12 

– at a total cost of $539,290.80. A committee of 

dedicated teachers worked together to ensure the 

new texts would provide a seamless program for 

students as they moved from the elementary level 

through junior high and high school. 

• During the 2008-2009 school year, new texts were 

ordered for pre-school reading and language 

arts; K-5 language arts; grade 6-11 literature; 

grade 9-12 language arts; French, Spanish and 

Latin texts for grades 9-12; grade 4-8 writing 

programs; senior literature AP; high school 

special education and CBI student literature; mass 

media and journalism writing; special education 

writing; and high school literature, mythology 

literature, and poetry. The total cost of these texts 

was $1,014,819.30. Another team of teachers were 

directly involved in this effort. 

• In addition to the more than $1.5 million spent 

overthepasttwoschoolyears,therehavebeen 

numerous textbooks purchased for the Career 

Tech Department in the areas of industrial tech, 

culinary arts, and media/television, just to name a 

few. 

Each year’s list of recommended texts are reviewed 

bytheProgramCommittee,anditsrecommendation 

isforwardedtotheBoardofEducationfordiscussion 

andformalaction.Inthecomingyear,another 

committee will be reviewing needed changes in the 

texts used for the District’s social studies courses. 

The overall effort is to provide our students 

with the textbooks that will provide the greatest 

opportunity for 21st century learning. 

The second question came from a taxpayer who 

asked, “Are the maintenance programs that are being 

completed this summer all necessary.” 

All of the proposed summer projects were reviewed 

by the Support Services Committee and then by the 

BoardofEducation,whichviewedtheprojectsas 

necessary preventative maintenance that would help 

reduce future repair bills. 

Thefollowingisasummaryofwhatisbeing 

accomplished and provides the justification that was 

reviewedbytheBoardpriortoapproval: 

Roofing 

Lancaster High School –Theroofoverthegymhas 

hadsomeleakingissuesoverthepastcoupleofyears. 

A portion of the gym floor on the southeast side of 

thegymhadtobereplacedlastyearduetoaroofleak. 

The roof was last replaced in 1983. The roof had a 20 

yearwarranty,andwereceived26yearsoutofthis 

roofing area. 

Medill – This roof has been leaking for some time. 

The ballasted roofing was actually pulling away from 

the structure of the building causing the roof to leak. 

West –Thisroofisoverthegymarea.Itwaslast 

replaced in 1985, and leaks were causing water to 

come into the building. 

Tallmadge –Theroofoverthegymareawaslast 

replaced in 1985. The roof was pulling away from the 

structure underneath. 

See ANSWERS, page 5

Lancaster City Schools: Roadway to a Strong Community 3 

From the Treasurer 

A Look at Our Expenditures Per Pupil 

The Ohio Department of Education uses the 

Expenditure Flow Model (EFM) to report per-pupil 

spending for Ohio’s schools. The model uses the 

districts’ end-of-year financial records to organize 

expenditure data into meaningful and comparable 

categories at both the district and building level. 

Expendituresarebrokenupinthefollowing 

categories: 

Instructional: The cornerstones of education are 

teaching and learning, which generally occur in the 

building classroom. This function often includes 

teachers, teacher aides or paraprofessionals, as well as 

materials, computers, books and other consumable 

materials that are used with students in the classroom 

setting. Some preparation of materials for students 

may also occur in the central office. 

Building Support: Facilities and operations 

support includes facilities and operations at the 

building and central office levels. It is made up of 

multiple functions, which combine both capital 

goods (building, buses, heating equipment, etc.) and 

the resources necessary to operate, clean, repair and 

improve them. Purchasing for the Enterprise funds, 

thelargestofwhichistheLunchroomoperation,is 

also included. 

Administration: This category of expense denotes 

the functions of the building principal’s office costs 

incurred as the principal’s office sets the goals 

and directions and makes key decisions for the 

building. This office also motivates staff, makes 

recommendations for hiring of staff members, 

evaluates personnel, deals with crises, and concerns 

itself with the surrounding environment. Also 

included are central office costs incurred for the 

Board of Education, Superintendent’s Office, Fiscal 

Services, Business Manager and Support Services. 

These costs do not deal directly with the education 

of the students and encompass planning, research, 

information services, staff services, and data 

processing expenditures. 

Pupil Support: Students need support outside the 

classroom and beyond their academic instruction. 

They need guidance counseling, help in the media 

center or library, college advising, field trips and 

psychological testing. Pupil support may be operated 

outofthedistrictoffice,thoughthesefunctionsmust 

ultimately serve the child in the building. 

Staff Support: The adult employees in the district 

need support, staff development, training, retraining, 

additional college courses and advice. Teacher 

support may be handled in the Central Office, where 

planning for staff development activities goes on, or 

it may occur in the building, where direct support for 

teachers and other staff is primarily handled. 

The graph below depicts how Lancaster City 

Schools compared to similar districts and the 

statewide average in FY08. Preliminary FY09 

information for the District is also presented. (Note: 

Similar district and statewide data for FY09 is not 

available at this time). 

This information and additional information 

regarding how the Lancaster City Schools compares 

to similar districts and the state average can be 

foundontheCUPPReportlocatedontheOhio 

Department of Education’s website at www.ode.state. 

oh.us. 

Lancaster City Schools Expenditures Per Pupil Compared to Other Districts 

Expenditure Category Lancaster Similar Districts Statewide Avg. Lancaster 

FY 2008 FY 2008 FY 2008 FY 2009 

Instructional $4,876 $5,100 $5,534 $5,261 

Building Support $1,535 $1,664 $1,973 $1,734 

Administration $ 940 $1,065 $1,169 $1,000 

Pupil Support $ 945 $ 996 $1,008 $ 864 

Staff Support $ 363 $ 243 $ 307 $ 393 

Total Per Pupil $8,659 $9,068 $9,991 $9.,252 

CHILD CARE 

Register 

Now! 

• Creative Play Preschool 

• Creative Play Extended Care (new) 

• Before/After School Care 

(transportation Included) 

• Camp Discovery (summer camp) 

Robert K. Fox Family Y • 740-654-0616, Ext. 243 or 247 

0000459877


rom the Superintendent 

reparation Can Help Prepare Your Children For 

ransition Into a New School Environment 

As the “Back to 

chool”adsappearinthe 

ewspapers, talk among 

hildren and in families turn 

school. Notice how the 

motions change in your 

ome. 

Whenyouofferedto 

ke your child school 

hopping, you may have 

eenansweredwithacurt 

ebuff–“No,don’ttalkto 

eaboutthat–don’teven 

ay that word!” You were 

ft with the uncomfortable 

Denise D. Callihan, Ph.D. 

Superintendent 

eling that you had crossed over an invisible line and 

omehow spoiled your child’s last days of summer. 

Yet, only a few days later, the same child comes up 

you reminding you in injured and impatient tones, 

Youpromisedtotakemeschoolshopping!Whenare 

egoing?” 

Children grieve the passage of time just as adults 

o. The difference may be that their emotions are more 

bvious.Itishardtoletgoofthepresentandturnto 

cethefuture.Howmanyadultsliketoseeavacation 

eek come to a close? For many children, it is hard to 

ee the summer slip away – the relaxed schedule, extra 

me to play with friends and lazy afternoons at the 

ool, ballpark or playground. 

Eventually, children become resigned to the fact 

at school will soon begin. They start to think of the 

friends they haven’t seen all summer. They wonder 

who their teachers will be, who will be in their classes 

andwhowillhavethebestlunchschedule.Whenthis 

happens, they have made the transition from looking 

backward to looking forward, and it makes your work 

easier. 

To help a child through transition, think about what 

helps you. Do you talk about how it feels? List what 

isgoodandwhatishardaboutchange?Methodically 

makealistofthingstoprepareforit.Makeanotherlist 

of things to do totally unrelated to the change, using 

theanticipatedchangeasadeadline. 

When working with children, remember they 

approach transitions in different ways. Even in the 

same child, not every transition will be alike. For 

example, changing from second to third grade may not 

be difficult for a child, but changing from elementary 

school to junior high school may be stressful. A friend’s 

movingaway,agrowthspurt,anillnessinthefamilyor 

numerousotherfactorsmayhaveabearingonachild’s 

ability to adapt to change. 

Give children extra attention and patience as they 

face these transitions. These tips will help you as well as 

them. 

• Let your child know that the transition is coming. If 

thereisafamilycalendar,clearlymarktheeventand 

the steps leading up to it – orientation, supply lists, 

class postings and doctor and dentist appointments. 

• Talk positively about the change; enjoy the steps 

leading to it. If you dread the change, your child will 

See TRANSITION, page 8 

0000459835


Board President Provides Answers to Your Questions 

32829/. 063 4+1/ 

Asphalt 

Lancaster High School – The north student 

parking area was replaced due to very large pieces of 

concrete missing and rutted areas that could cause 

damage to vehicles as well as tripping hazards for the 

pedestrian traffic. The main road to the vocational 

building and around the loop by the GAC hallway 

was patched, crack filled and sealed. This procedure 

will help extend the useful life of the asphalt in this 

area. 

Medill, Sanderson and Tarhe – the gravel parking 

lots have been paved to provide additional parking 

for parents. Replacement of gravel each year will 

not be necessary at these sites. Medill should have 

improved traffic flow and a safer student drop off 

area. 

East – the basketball court area and path leading 

tothisareawascappedwithasphalttoremovethe 

tripping hazards that were located in these areas. 

South –theparkingareahasbeenpatched, 

cracked filled and sealed to address cracking and 

deterioration of the existing asphalt. The playground 

has also been crack filled and sealed to extend the 

life of the existing asphalt. 

West –Theparkingareahasbeenremovedand 

repaved due to large pot holes and extensive cracking 

in the asphalt. The playground will be crack filled 

andsealedtoextendthelifeoftheplayground. 

Cedar Heights –Thegravelparkingareawas 

paved and the existing pavement was over-paved. 

The playground will be crack filled and sealed to 

extend the life of the current asphalt. 

Thomas Ewing –Theparkinglotwaspatched, 

cracked filled and sealed to preserve the life of the 

current asphalt. 

Fulton Field –Thisareaisbeingrepaveddueto 

large holes developing in the walkway under the 

bleachers which caused tripping hazards. The area 

aroundthefieldhousewasrepavedtoallowbetter 

access to the restroom areas. 

Stanbery –TheparkingareasatStanberyare 

being over-paved. This parking area is getting more 

use since Career Technical students and teachers 

using the building. The gym is also used for athletic 

team practice and special events. 

Tennis Courts –Thisareahadstandingwaterand 

showing wear and settling. The three court section 

wasgrounddownandrepavedtoimprovewater 

run-off. 

The cost for all of these projects will be 

approximately $700,000. Is it money well spent? The 

Board thinks so, especially in terms of future costs 

that these projects should eliminate. 

Your Board and Administration are working very 

hardtomakeeverytaxpayerdollarstretchasfaras 

possible.Asyoucansee,partofthejobistoprovide 

needed materials while maintaining aging facilities. 

We appreciate your support and welcome questions 

at any time. 

Loving Solutions Parenting Class at Fairfield Medical Center 

 

Loving Solutions is a positive parenting class that helps parents face discipline problems with children in a loving and peaceful 

way. It focuses on children ages 5-10 years old who may have learning disabilities (ADD,ADHD) and stresses positive 

reinforcement for good behavior. It also teaches parents how to deal with difficult or unruly children. The class is free and 

open to 14 families on a first come, first serve basis. Dinner included. Registration is required by calling (740) 687-8007. 

www.fmchealth.org (740) 687-8000 

0000459876


/; $/+-/67 $+/ #4387 2 +2-+78/6 +776337 

When students return to their classrooms this 

year, there will be some new faces to greet them. 

Below is information on the district’s new teachers. 

Kimberly Agosta 

Fifth Grade – South Elementary 

Ms. Agosta received her BS from Otterbein 

College in June 2000. She was previously employed as 

a third grade teacher at Fairfield Christian Academy. 

Amy Bell 

Science – General Shermal 

Ms. Bell received her BS from Ohio University 

in June 2008. She taught previously at Groveport 

Community School as a fourth grade teacher. 

Lyndsey Bibbey 

Science – General Sherman 

Ms. Bibbey received her degree from the 

University of Toledo in December 2004. She was 

previously employed by South-Western City Schools 

as a high school physical science teacher. 

Cassandra Bull 

Music 

Ms. Bull received her BA from Ashland University 

in May 2009. Ms. Bull did her student teaching at 

Hillsdale Middle and High Schools. 

Sarah Chevalier 

Physical Education and Girls Basketball Coach – 

Lancaster High School 

Ms. Chevalier received her BA from Otterbein 

College in June 2001 and her MA from the University 

of Cincinnati in July 2006. She worked previously at 

Pickerington Ridgeview and in the Liberty Union- 

Thurston School District. She did her student 

teaching at Reynoldsburg Junior High School. 

Corey Conn 

Social Studies – General Sherman 

Mr.ConnreceivedhisBAfromBluffton 

University in May 2009. He completed his student 

teaching at Bath High School in Lima, Ohio. 

Karen Dewey 

Fifth Grade – Tarhe 

Ms. Dewey received her BA from Ohio University 

in March 2009. She completed her student teaching 

at Tarhe Elementary School. 

Chris DiTommaso 

Social Studies – Lancaster High School 

Mr. DiTommaso received his BA from The Ohio 

State University in June 2005 and his MA in June 

2006. He completed his student teaching at Eastland 

Career Center in Groveport and Hilliard Davidson 

High School. 

Chelsea Durdel 

Latin–LancasterHighSchool 

Ms. Durdel received her BS from Bowling Green 

State University in May 2009. She completed her 

student teaching at Start High School in Toledo. 

Alex Eversole 

Math–LancasterHighSchool 

Mr. Eversole received his BS from Ohio 

Dominican University in May 2009. He completed 

his student teaching at Pickerington North High 

School. 

William (Jeff) Eversole 

Career Tech Criminal Science 

Mr. Eversole completed Criminal Justice and Law 

Enforcement classes at Ohio University. He was a 

substitute teacher at Pickaway Ross Technical Center 

in Chillicothe, where he taught high school law 

enforcement. He has also been a police officer with 

the Circleville police department. 

Robert Gallagher 

Intervention Specialist – General Sherman 

Mr. Gallagher received his BA from Muskingum 

College in October 2004. He did his student teaching 

at New Concord Elementary School and the 

Muskingum College Center for Child Development. 

Matthew Gillespie 

Language Arts – Lancaster High School 

Mr. Gillespie received his BA from Kent State 

University in May 2008. He did his student teaching 

at Aurora High School. Mr. Gillespie was a long-term 

subteacherwithLancasterCitySchoolslastyear. 

Katelyn Harcha 

Third Grade – West 

Ms. Harcha received her BA from Ohio University 

in June 2009. She did her student teaching at 

Tallmadge Preschool. 

Joseph Hites 

Health – Lancaster High School 

Mr. Hites received his BS from California State 

University in June 1990. He previously taught at 

CheyenneMountainHighSchoolinColorado 

Springs, Colorado. Mr. Hites is the varsity boys’ 

basketball coach. 

Karole Hites 

First Grade – Tarhe 

Ms. Hites received her BA from California State 

University in 1995 and her MA from the University 

of Phoenix in December 2007. She did her student 

teaching at Pinon Valley Elementary School.


/; $/+-/67 $+/ #4387 2 +2-+78/6 +776337 

Shauna Jarrett 

Language Arts – General Sherman 

Ms. Jarrett received her BA from West Virginia 

University in December 2000. She did her student 

teaching at Mineral Wells Elementary School in 

MineralWells,WV.Ms.Jarrettwasasubstitute 

teacher with Lancaster City Schools. 

Carrie Kanipe 

Intervention Specialist – Thomas Ewing 

Ms. Kanipe received her BS from Bowling Green 

State University in December 1995. She did her 

student teaching at Starr Elementary School in 

Oregon, Ohio. She previously taught at Jonathan 

Alder Local Schools in Plain City, Ohio. 

Amanda Kolbe 

Math–ThomasEwing 

Ms. Kolbe received her BA from Wittenberg 

University in May 2001 and her MS from Wright 

State University in June 2007. She did her student 

teaching at Clark Middle School and Rolling Hills 

Elementary in Springfield. She was previously 

employed at Springfield City Schools. 

Barbie Lumbard 

Kindergarent –Tallmadge 

Ms. Lumbard received her BA at Ohio University 

in August 2008. She did her student teaching at 

Tallmadge Elementary School. Ms. Lumbard was 

previously a long-term sub teacher with Lancaster 

City Schools. 

Makiah Maxson 

Art–ThomasEwing 

Ms. Maxon received her BA from The Ohio State 

University in June 2007. She did her student teaching 

at Griffith Thomas Elementary in Dublin and 

CentralCrossingHighSchoolinGroveCity. 

Kelly McCurdy 

Language – Lancaster High School 

Ms. McCurdy received her BA from Ohio 

University in June 2009. She did her student teaching 

at Lancaster High School. 

Penny McDowell 

Third Grade – Medill 

Ms. McDowell received her BA from Ohio 

Wesleyan University in May 1992, an MA from 

Bowling Green State University in August 1999 and 

an MA from Antioch University in June 2006. 

Elizabeth McKee-Boyden 

Third Grade – Medill 

Ms. McKee-Boyden received her BA from Ohio 

State University in June 2007. She did her student 

teachingatColumbusSchoolforGirlsandEast 

Franklin Elementary in the Southwestern City 

School District . 

Katherine Rogers 

Intervention Specialist – Cedar Heights 

Ms. Rogers received her BS from Ohio University 

in June 2008. She did her student teaching at Logan 

High School. 

Michael Ryan 

Language Arts –Lancaster High School 

Mr. Ryan received his BA from The Ohio State 

University in August 2000, his MA from Ohio 

University in August 2002, and his Ph.D from Ohio 

University in November 2007. He did his student 

teaching at Ohio University in Athens and OU- 

Chillicothe. 

Mark Urbine 

Intervention Specialist – Lancaster High School 

Mr. Urbine received his BS from Westchester 

State College in December 1980. He did his student 

teaching at Coatesville Area Senior High School in 

Coatesville, PA. 

Jennifer Weinfurtner 

First Grade – Cedar Heights 

Ms. Weinfurtner received her BS from Ohio 

University in November 2006. She did her student 

teaching at Morrison Elementary and Ohio 

University Child Development Center in Athens. 

Tyler Young 

Music – Elementary 

Mr. Young received his BME at Otterbein College 

in June 2009. He did his student teaching at Lincoln 

Elementary in the Gahanna School District. 

You have 

promise. 

Lancaster 

www.lancaster.ohiou.edu 

Pickerington 

www.ohiou.edu/pickerington 

000459880



ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 

Cedar Heights 687-7334 

Jeromey Sheets, Ed.D., Principal 

East 687-7338 

Nathan Hale, Principal 

Medill 687-7352 

Sandra Svoboda, Ed.D., Principal 

Sanderson 687-7354 

Carol Spires, Principal 

South 687-7340 

RobinCathers,Principal 

Tallmadge 687-7336 

Brian Lawson, Principal 

Chief Tarhe 687-7330 

Dustin Knight, Principal 

West 687-7332 

Terri Garrett, Principal 

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS 

General Sherman 687-7344 

DennisLeone,Ph.D.,InterimPrincipal 

Thomas Ewing 687-7347 

Steve Poston, Principal 

LANCASTER HIGH SCHOOL 

681-7500 

Steve Wigton, Principal 

Jack Greathouse, Assistant Principal 

Anthony Knickerbocker, 

Assistant Principal, Career-Technical 

Merwyn Bowdish, Athletic Director 

Child Find Aimed at Identifying 

Children Who Need Extra Help 

The state of Ohio has implemented Child Find. 

The intent of Child Find is that all children from 

birththroughage21withdelaysordisabilities 

are identified, located and evaluated to receive the 

supports and services they need. 

Lancaster City Schools is responsible for “finding” 

eligible children and providing services needed for 

them to reach their developmental milestones or 

meet their educational needs. 

The Lancaster City Schools is again seeking to 

identify resident students between the ages of 3 and 

21 who may exhibit difficulties with mobility, voice 

or hearing, visual acuity, physical limitations due 

to orthopedic or muscle abnormalities, cognitive, 

language or emotional difficulties. 

If you know a child who resides in the Lancaster 

CitySchooldistrictwithoneormoreofthe 

difficulties listed above, please encourage the 

parent(s) to contact the Department of Student 

Services at (740) 687-7360 to schedule an 

appointment. 

A member of our team will initiate a referral for a 

screening or possible evaluation. In order to receive 

early intervention or special education services, a 

childmustbeevaluatedtoconfirmthattheyhavea 

delay or disability that falls under state definitions. 

Ifyouhaveachildorknowofachildyoufeelmay 

bedelayedinanyareabetweentheagesofbirthto 

2.9 months, referrals can be made through the Help 

Me Grow Program at (740) 681-4881. 

Please feel free to call Student Services at (740) 

687-7360 to request additional information or for 

answers to your questions regarding this service. 

Information About Lancaster City Schools 

Registration and Enrollment 

The Lancaster City Schools’ offices will reopen 

on Monday, August 4.. Parents of students 

entering Lancaster City Schools for the first time 

are required to provide a birth certificate, Social 

Security card, an up-to-date immunization record, 

ahealthrecord,proofofcustodyandprevious 

school records (if applicable). We appreciate 

receiving a copy of your child’s I.E.P. if he/she has 

been enrolled in any special education classes. 

Parents may access our website https://www. 

lancaster.k12.oh.us/elinkrp/search.aspx for bus 

route information or may phone our transportation 

department at 687-7366 for specific information on 

school boundary lines. 

Student Handbooks 

Parents are asked to review the student and 

athletic handbook with their children. Hand-books 

areprovidedatthestartofeachschoolyear,and 

students are required to sign for receipt of each one. 

Nutritious Lunches Served Daily 

All students have access to our excellent, school 

lunchprogram.Awell-balanced,hotlunchis 

served daily. Students may choose from a variety of 

menu items. The cost of a regular lunch: 

Grades K-5 . . . $1.85 Grades 6-12 . $2.10 

Milk.........$ .40 Breakfast.... $1.10 

DoyouhavequestionsaboutLancasterCity 

Schools? Phone our Information Hotline at 687-7313. 

TRANSITION 063 4+1/ 

sensethat.Ifpleasantmemoriescanbeassociated 

withthechange,suchasschoolshopping,going 

outforicecreamoronelastdayatthepool,the 

transition will be easier for you. 

• Give your child time to get accustomed to the idea 

of change. Respect the fact that your child needs 

time to work through feelings. Be available, but 

don’t force the issue. 

• Make planning for the transition a joint endeavor. 

Onceyourchildhasturnedthecorner-thatis-has 

becomeresignedtotheanticipatedchange,listen 

to what is important to him or her. Perhaps one last 

outing is important or special time to play with a 

friend, or a visit to see relatives. 

• Let the transition come naturally without creating 

undue pressure. Change creates uncertainty, even 

when viewed as a positive. Whether the transition 

isgoingbacktoschool,anewchildenteringthe 

family or a sibling going off to college, change can 

create anxiety and insecurity. Listen for the sources 

of the anxiety and try to face those positively 

without denying your child’s fears. Say, for example, 

“Yoursisterwillwriteandcallyoufromcollege.” 

Reassuring children will not take away the feelings 

of uncertainty, but it will plant a seed of hope. 

• Transitionsareapartoflifeforparentstoo.Spend 

time thinking about how you respond to change. 

Rememberwhatitwaslikeforyouasachild.Then 

use that information to help you guide your children 

through their transitions.


Lancaster Schools Network Revamps Lineup 

Watchingyourfavoritelocalshowsonthe 

Lancaster Schools Network will be much easier this 

fallwiththecreationofamasterschedule.Shows 

suchasLancasterNews,Town&Countryand 

Yours in Education now will have a dedicated time 

slot, making it easier to tune in for your favorites. 

Below is the schedule of LSN programming. 

Time 

8:00 a.m. 

8:30 a.m. 

9:00 a.m. 

9:30 a.m. 

10:00 a.m. 

10:30 a.m. 

11:00 a.m. 

11:30 a.m. 

12:00 p.m. 

12:30 p.m. 

1:00 p.m. 

1:30 p.m. 

2:00 p.m. 

2:30 p.m. 

3:00 p.m. 

3:30 p.m. 

4:00 p.m. 

4:30 p.m. 

5:00 p.m. 

5:30 p.m. 

6:00 p.m. 

6:30 p.m. 

7:00 p.m. 

7:30 p.m. 

8:00 p.m. 

8:30 p.m. 

9:00 p.m. 

9:30 p.m. 

10:00 p.m. 

10:30 p.m. 

11:00 p.m. 

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 

Wild Ohio Wild Ohio Wild Ohio Wild Ohio Wild Ohio 

Reading Notebook Reading Notebook Reading Notebook Reading Notebook Reading Notebook 

Sports Update Sports Update Sports Update Yours in Education Yours in Education 

Lancaster News 

Town & Country Town & Country Town & Country Town & Country Town & Country 

Sports Update Sports Update Sports Update Yours in Education Yours in Education 

Town & Country 

Lancaster News Lancaster News Lancaster News Lancaster News 

Business Forward 



Lancaster City 

Schools Board of 

Education Meeting 

Lancaster News Lancaster News Lancaster News 

Stuff Stuff Stuff 

Wild Ohio Wild Ohio Wild Ohio Wild Ohio Wild Ohio 


Council Meeting 


Schools Board of 

Education Meeting 

Sherman 

Documentary 

Safety First 

Sherman Inquest 


Stuff 

Healthy Living 



Born of Fire 



Stuff 


Chalkmarks 


Schools Athletics 



Stuff 


Chalkmarks 

Lancaster History 




Fairfield County 

Athletics 




Athletics 



Safety First 



Athletics 




Athletics 


Schools Athletics


"/:7/. +/2.+6 036 #-33 /+6 

AUGUST 2009 

S M T W TH F S 

1 

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 

23 24 25 26 27 28 29 

30 31 

August 17 – Board of Education Meeting 

August 20 – General, Building and Staff Inservice 

August 21 – Teacher Work Day 

August 24 – First Day of School for Students, Grades K-9 

August 25 – First Day of School, Grades 10-12 

September 7 – School Dismissed (Labor Day) 

September 24 – Interim Reports Sent to Parents 

September 28 – Board of Education Meeting 

SEPTEMBER 2009 


1 2 3 4 5 

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

27 28 29 30 

OCTOBER 2009 


1 2 3 

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 

DECEMBER 2009 


1 2 3 4 5 

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

27 28 29 30 31 

FEBRUARY 2010 


1 2 3 4 5 6 

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 

28 

APRIL 2010 


1 2 3 

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 

25 26 27 28 29 30 

JUNE 2010 


2 3 3 4 5 

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

27 28 29 30 

October 15 – School Dismissed (Fairfield County Fair) 

October 16 – School Dismissed (Central OEA Day) 

October 26 – Board of Education Meeting 

October 30 – End of Grading Period 

November6–NoSchool, Elementary Students (Parent-Teacher Conferences) 

November 23 – Board of Education Meeting 

November 25 – School Dismissed (Parent-Teacher Conferences) 

November 26-27 – School Dismissed (Thanksgiving Holiday) 

December 3 – Interim Report Cards Sent to Parents 

December 21 – Board of Education Meeting 

December 21 – January 1 - School Dismissed (Holiday Vacation) 

January 11 – Board of Education Meeting (Reorganization) 

January 18 – School Dismissed (Martin Luther King Day) 

January 22 –End of Grading Period 

February 15 – School Dismissed (President’s Day) 

February 25 – Interim Reports Sent to Parents 

March 26 – End of Grading Period 

April 2-9–School Dismissed (Good Friday/Spring Break) 

May 6 – Interim Reports Sent to Parents 

May 31 – School Dismissed (Memorial Day) 

June 4 – Last Day of School for Students 

June 6 – Commencement Services 

June 7 – Staff Records Day 

NOVEMBER 2009 


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 

29 30 

JANUARY 2010 


1 2 

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 

24 25 26 27 28 29 30 

31 

MARCH 2010 


1 2 3 4 5 6 

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 

28 29 30 31 

MAY 2010 


1 

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 

23 24 25 26 27 28 29 

30 31

NCLB Parent Notification 

Parents may request information 

regarding the professional qualifications of 

their student’s classroom. This includes: 

· Whether the teacher has met Ohio 

qualifications and licensing criteria for the 

grade levels and subject areas in which 

the teacher provides instruction. 

· Whether the teacher is teaching under 

an emergency license or waiver through 

which the state qualifications or licensing 

criteria have been waived. 

· The bachelor’s degree major of the teacher 

and any other graduate certification or 

degree held by the teacher, and the field 

or discipline of the certification or degree. 

· Whether the child is provided services 

by paraprofessionals and, if so, their 

qualifications. 

Mechanic Butch McElfresh changes the oil on one of the buses in the Lancaster City Schools fleet utilizing a new set 

of jacks designed to elevate the large vehicles more safely. 


District to Utilize PENN Alert System for Communication 

For the second year in a row, the district plans to 

contract with Azzini Communications for the PENN 

Alert Personal Notification Network. This is an outbound 

message notification system used for emergencies and 

announcements. Your child’s contact information has been 

placed on this system. Your contact data will be held in 

strict confidence and will never be sold or shared. 

You may opt out by notifying Steve Scott, Director of 

Educational Information and Technology Services, in writing 

at 345 E. Mulberry Street, Lancaster, OH 43130. 

This system is cost effective and should expedite 

notification of delays, closings and the unusual 

circumstances of early dismissals. Unfortunately we are 

not able to offer specific times of contact. Every reasonable 

effort will be made to notify you in sufficient time to make 

alternate plans and more expeditiously than previous TV 

and Radio postings. 

The automated call you receive will be identified as a 

call from Lancaster City Schools. It will be important to 

remember to speak (hello) so the system knows to start 

the message. Your Caller ID will show the School District’s 

main phone number. If you receive the message on a voice 

mail system, remember that you do not need to press the 1 

button because you are only listening to a voice message. 

Once the automated call contacts you, it will explain the 

situation and the action needed, please remember the 

following: 

School Cancelled 

No students will attend school. There will be no bus 

service provided for any students, and there will be no 

transportation for students who attend private/parochial 

schools. 

1-Hour Delay or 2-Hour Delay 

All students will report to school 1 hour or 2 hours later 

than their usual starting time. The children will be picked up 

by their regularly assigned bus at their regular stop on a 1 

hour or 2 hour delay schedule. This also includes students 

that attend private/parochial schools in the area. 

If an emergency arises during the school day, it may be 

necessary to dismiss students from school early. Parents of 

primary and elementary school students should establish a 

family plan for such a contingency. The family plan should 

be followed in the event of an early dismissal. It is important 

that families discuss the possibility of an early dismissal 

with their children so they will know what you have planned. 

Public Notice of Meetings 

Lancaster City Schools’ Board 

Standing Committee Meetings 

Communication - Amy Eyman/Hollie Saunders 

Generally meets the first Tuesday of each month 

4 p.m. on Tuesday, September 1 

4p.m.onTuesday,October6 

Finance - Thom Pearce/Amy Eyman 

Generally meets the third Thursday of each month 

5 p.m. on Thursday, September 17 

5 p.m. on Thursday, October 15 

Personnel - Patti Moore/Bill Bickham 

Generally meets the third Monday every other month 

4:30 p.m. on Monday, October 19 

4:30 p.m. on Monday, December 21 

Policy - Patti Moore/Amy Eyman 

Generally meets once a quarter on the second 

Monday of the month 

4:30 p.m. on Monday, September 14 

Program - Hollie Saunders/Bill Bickham 

Generally meets the first Monday of each month 

4:30 p.m. on Monday, September 7 

4:30 p.m. on Monday, October 5 

Support Services - Bill Bickham/Thom Pearce 

Beginning in April, will meet the second Wednesday 

of each month 

4:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 9 

4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 14 

All meetings are held at the Lancaster City Schools’ 

Administrative Offices (Second Floor Conference Room) 

345 East Mulberry Street, Lancaster, Ohio


The Lancaster Digital Academy 

Who might benefit from an on-line education? 

The Lancaster Digital Academy is a different kind of public education. Our classes are taught over the 

Internet, and students use e-mail to communicate with their teachers. Our curriculum is self-paced, and the 

school day is flexible. In other words, learning does not have to take place during traditional school hours. 

Students can access their classes any time of the day or night or on weekends and holidays. Therefore, our 

program works well for students who may be on home instruction for an extended illness, for students who 

arebeinghomeschooledforreligiousreasonsorforparentswhomaybesearchingforasolidcurriculum, 

for young parents whose family responsibilities prohibit them from completing their high school education, 

or for students who are struggling in the traditional ‘brick and mortar’ setting. 

Who can enroll in the Lancaster Digital Academy? 

Any student who lives within the Lancaster City Schools’ attendance area and is eligible to attend a “brick 

and mortar” school may enroll in our digital academy. 

What does it cost? 

The Lancaster Digital Academy is a public school, and there is no charge to enroll or attend. Students are 

providedacomputer,aprinterandascannerthatbelongtotheschool.However,aparentorguardianmust 

sign a waiver agreeing to pay for any equipment that is not returned or is lost or stolen. We recommend that 

you add this equipment to your homeowners’ insurance policy or to your renters’ insurance policy. Your only 

other costs are for providing a phone line to access the Internet and for purchasing student supplies such as 

paper and ink cartridges. 

What do I have to do to enroll my child in the 

Lancaster Digital Academy? 

You may print out registration forms on-line at http://www.lancaster.k12.oh.us under FORMS AND 

LINKS, or you may pick up an application at 345 E. Mulberry St. You also can phone us for a registration 

package at 687-7365 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 

The Lancaster Digital Academy: Now Enrolling 

The Lancaster Digital Academy (LDA) is now enrolling for the 2009-2010 school year. School begins 

July 1 and continues through June 2010. The LDA began its first year of operation in the fall of 2002 as an 

alternative educational opportunity for students in grades K-12. We partner with TRECA Digital Academy 

(www.treca.org), an already established, e-learning, computer school located in Marion, Ohio. Our online 

school is fully accredited with Ohio certified teachers and curriculum, and we provide students with a high 

school diploma upon successful completion of high school credits. 

345 E. Mulberry Street • Lancaster, OH 43130 

Phone: 740-687-7365 • Fax: 740-687-7303 

E-mail: s_scott@lancaster.k12.oh.us 

LDAprovidescomputerequipmenttoitsstudentitsstudentsfreeofcharge. 


Time Schedule 

LHS (9-12)............7:44 a.m. to 2:38 p.m. 

Junior High (6-8) .....7:45 a.m. to 2:36 p.m. 

Elementary (K-5) .....8:55 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 

Preschool (PS) .......9:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. 

12:30 p.m. to 3:15 PM 

We Left You At The Door 

By James Singleton 

We took you down to school today. 

You’re just beginning now; 

Although this year you’re 5 years old, 

You seem so young somehow! 

We didn’t take you all the way, 

For we’d been told before, 

“Don’t go into his room with him, 

Just leave him at the door.” 

Up to this time we’ve always gone 

Together everywhere, 

And we have had a lot of fun 

While traveling here and there; 

But we well knew before it came 

We’re parted more and more. 

So many times we will stand outside 

And leave you at the door. 

You’re growing up so very fast 

It’s hard to keep in step; 

The fact of changing years is hard 

For parents to accept. 

You’ll have to walk your path alone 

No matter what’s in store; 

We’ll bring you up to life’s classroom, 

Then leave you at the door. 

While you were ours these tender years, 

We treasured every day, 

Full knowing that the time would come, 

When you would go your way; 

And though this love will still remain, 

Within our heart’s deep care, 

Our eyes will sting to see you go 

And leave us at the door!


Call TODAY! 

Your Local Advertising Resource 

VISIT ELSEA HOME CENTER 

First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit. 

Several floor plans to choose from 

A/C SKIRTED 

TIED-DOWN 

28X42 FLEETWOOD 

DOUBLEWIDE 

ONLY 

DEALER 

IN OHIO 

WITH 

THIS 

GREAT 

OFFER! 

ALL FOR UNDER 

$40,000.00 

SELECTED 

MODEL 

ONLY 

Drastically Reduced Prices! 

Up to $8000 refund available for first-time home buyers 

Elsea Home Center 

21280 US Rt. 23 N. • Circleville, Ohio 474-9626 

STORAGE BARNS 

J&M Standard Barn 

8x10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $875 

10x12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1100 

10x16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1375 

12x20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2050 

FSBO, 2-3BR RANCH 

On large lot in a cul-de-sac, 

remodeled Bathroom w/ ceramic 

tile floor, Eat-in Kitchen w/ 

stove/refrigerator and 15x22 

Family Room. Home has a 

front porch for relaxing and 

a gazebo and patio in the back 

yard for family entertaining. 

$99,900 

Located at: 104 Grove Ct. Lancaster 

If interested in viewing, 

call Debi @ 740-653-2098. 

FSBO 6 ACRES IN MAYSVILLE SD 

mobile home, owner financing available, 

$45,000. 740-607-1975. 

THIS WEEKS SPECIAL 12X14 STANDARD BARN $1,299 + TAX 

Good thru Aug. 22, 2009 

Cash Price 

FEATURING 

1. 5/8 T-111 Fir Siding 

2. Shingle Roof 

3. 2x4 Framing 

4. Treated Skids 

5. Completely Assembled with Floor 

6. Unpainted Prices 

Portable Garages 

High walls, treated floors, garage door, side door & window 

14x24. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3710 14x32. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4640 

J&M CONSTRUCTION 

GLENFORD AREA- NEW 

UPDATES TO 3 BEDROOM RANCH 

On 2 acres, fenced yard, 2 full Baths, 

finished basement, C/A, garage, 

$125,000. For Sale or Rent. 

740-446-2446, Leave Message. 

Hi-Wall Barn 

Garden Barn 

Cabin Barn 

Address: 8780 Hopewell National Rd., Hopewell Ohio 

Hours: Mon. - Fri. - 8 am - 5pm; Sat. - 9am - 1pm • Phone: (740) 454-8986 

0004400104-01 1 

0004395457-01 

MUST SELL!!! 

2BR 1BA 

2 story cottage in 

Lancaster 

New windows & New furnace 

All Appliances included! 

$24,000 OBO 

Call 740-654-7564 

ONE OF A KIND 

Private Lake Front Property 

North Zanesville. 1.3 acres 

minutes from shopping 

Immaculate ranch style home. 

2,000 sq.ft. 

$218,000. A must see. 

740-452-4089 

QUALITY BUILT 

MANUFACTURED 

4’ crawl space, block foundation, 

3BR, 2BA, 1620 sq. ft., detached 2-½ 

car garage, 3 acres w/ mature pine 

trees in Ross Co. $148,900.00 

Call 740-412-8222. 

1992 MOBILE HOME $7500 cash or 

land contract with $3000 down and 

$200 month at $9000, 2 bedroom and 2 

bath. Call 740-243-0038 or 740-409-4124 

$ALE ! 

3BR, 2BA Great room 

$44,900 

****** 

DOUBLEWIDE 3BR, 2BA, 

$49,622 

Stone Fireplace, Spacious 

********* 

5 BR, 3BA, 

$69,900 WOW! 

****** 

New Vinyl Shingle Singlewide 

Demo, only 1 available $22,900 

********************************** 

********************************** 

New, Bigger Texan Modular 

Walk Up attic, WOW! 

********************************** 

********************************** 

AC Delivery & Set INCLUDED! 

Basements, porches, garages, 

Call now 

RONA HOMES 

1-800-861-RONA (7662) 

On State Rt 16 @ St Rt 310 

30 W. Broad St. (SR 16) 

Pataskala, OH 43062 

www.RonaHomes.com 

Since 1969 

LOOKING FOR Nice, Clean, Used 

Doublewide? Don’t Miss Seeing this 

One! 3BR, 2BA, Must be Moved. 

Laurelville Area. 740-332-8604 

MOBILE HOME 

2bdrms, 2 full baths, family room, 

kitchen with appliances, laundry 

room, wash/dryer full, front deck. 

Good condition 740-474-3645 

NEVER LIVED IN 

14X64 Mobile Home 3 Bed, 1 Bath. 

Vinyl siding and shingle roof, 

Stove, refrigerator and microwave, 

fully furnished including bedrooms, 

central air conditioning. 

ONLY $16,857. 

Limited Time Offer. 

1-800-686-1763 

www.williamsburgsquare.com 

RUSTIC RIDGE 

2 & 3 Bedroom Homes 

Easy financing 

Down payments as low as $500.00 

Monthly Payments as low as $200.00 

Home Ownership is just a phone call 

away! 614-491-4970 

THE BIG SALE 

Used Homes & Owner 

Financing – New 2010 

Doublewide $37,989 - 

Ask about $8,000 Rebates 

mymidwesthome.com 

740.828.2750 

10 MINUTES TO 

CANAL WINCHESTER! 

7 acre to 13 acre tracts. 

Scenic Views! Slate Run Metro Park 

area off Marcy Rd. 

Teays Valley Schools. Public Water! 

Asking $ start at $84,900. 

Make us an offer! 

Call us about our land contract 

financing! 

www.fourseasonslandco.com 

Four Seasons Land Company 

(800)815-LAND (52 63) 

5+ ACRE LOTS FOR SALE 

Lots of road frontage. Located in 

Hocking County on Price Road in 

Logan. Burr Oak water available. 

Call 740-394-1161 or 740-380-1176. 

AMANDA-BLOOM 

Rockmill Rd/SR 188, Fairfield County 

5 acre to 13 acre tracts. 

20+ mile views! Woods! 3 miles to 

US 33 bypass I-change! 

Great pond sites! Amanda Schools. 

Area of nice homes. 

From $54,900. 

Call us about our land 

contract financing! 


www.fourseasonlandco.com 

(800)815-5263 

COUNTRY ACREAGE 

By Owner, 5+ Acres, Beautiful 

Building Site. Overlooking Park 

Like Setting. John Glenn, School 

New Concord area. Just off I70. 

$24,500. Owner Financing 

740-489-9146 

COUNTRY CABIN Site 

6 Acres, Beautiful w/Woods, View, 

Excellent Geta-A-Way, $14,900. Own - 

er Financing w/10 Percent Down, 

Low Monthly Payment. 

Muskingum County 

740-260-2282 

HOMER-JOHNSTOWN 

5 acre to 7 acre tracts from $39,900. 

12 miles from Johnstown. Area of 

nice homes. Northridge Schools. 

Bank financing available. 

FOUR SEASONS LAND COMPANY 


(800)815-5263 

TARLTON-CIRCLEVILLE 

9.3 acres, beautiful wooded ravines. 

Great for log home! Discount priced 

at only $49,900. 5.2 acres, hilltop site 

with wooded ravine at rear- $37,900. 

Logan Elm Schools 

Circleville Realty (740) 474-2731 

LARGE COLLECTIBLE AUCTION! 

WED EVE – AUG 19 @ 5:00 PM 

PICKAWAY CTY FAIRGROUNDS - GRANGE BLDG 

415 Lancaster Pike (Rte 22)-CIRCLEVILLE, OH Easy to find! Located at the east edge 

of Circleville on Rt. 22 about 20 mi. south of Columbus or 18 mi. southwest of Lancaster: 

JOHN DEERE Compact Tractor Model 855 Diesel, 24hp, 4WD, approx 1300 hours, w/ model 

70A Loader & 60” Belly Mower! Sells @ 5:50PM w/ Reserve; Troy Bilt Rear Tine 8hp Tiller; 

Jet Path Cyclone Rake (Leaf Vacuum) w/ 7hp Briggs motor & 30” Hose (Cost $2500 New); 

3pt Spreader, Rough Sawn Lumber (Walnut & Mahogany), SMALLS: Emperor Grandfather’s 

Clock (1971); Victorian Hanging Lamp, (2) 1778 French Letters, (5) glass Ice Cream Cone 

Holders, Stevens c.i. Tammany Boss Tweed Mech Bank, (10+) Ink Pens, Vanity Items, few Toys, 

20+ Willie Raye Figures, GLASS: Mt. Washington 5” Stork Vase, Stevens & Williams Overshot 

6-1/2” Vase, Richelieu opaque green Bowl, (4) Delaware? Emerald Tumblers, Hobbs Brokenmire 

Bowls, Tiffin, Heisey, Cambridge, Blenko, Bells, Lladro, Figurines, Fenton, 30+ boxed Indiana 

Tiara, 30+POTTERY: WELLER: Dickensware #999-9” Vase (Reserve), Floretta, Louwelsa, 

Roma & Knifewood; ROSEVILLE: Creamware Dutch, Peony, Mock Orange, Dogwood, 

Clematis, Bittersweet, etc; JB OWENS Utopian Factory Lamp Base, BRUSH: 10” Frog & (2) 6” 

Turtles, McCoy, etc. FURN: Victorian Drop Leaf Table, Curio Cabinet, Oak Drop Leaf Table, 

Walnut finish Open Bookcase, Squat Curio Cabinet, Thomasville Coffee Table, (2) Baker’s 

Racks, Kenmore Refrig & More! 200+ JEWELRY: Second Auction Ring @ 5:30 PM! (9) 

APPRAISED Gold & Diamond Rings (Must Bring 20%), Hattie Carnegie, Haskell, Caviness, 

Beneri, Trifari, Coro, Kenneth Lane, OSU Charm Bracelet, etc! 600+COINS: Sell in 2 nd Ring 

after Jewelry (6:15-6:25PM!) 7-Gold Coins, 60+Graded & Loose Morgans, 14+Peace Dollars 

inc 1921, 1924 (MS65) & 1928 (AU55); 50+Halves, 100+Washington Quarters; 100+Dimes, 

250+Nickels, 350+Pennies, few Mint & Proof Sets & More! TOOLS: Parks c.i. 12” Wood 

Planer, Heston-Anderson 6” Joiner w/48” bed; Delta Floor Drill Press, Delta 14” Bandsaw on 

stand, Boise Crane c.i. Scroll Saw, Delta 10” Miter Saw, Jorgensen Rapid-Acting Wood Vise, 

Keller Dovetail Kit, Hand Tools, Hardware & More! (70+) LONGABERGER BASKETS: 

(Most have liners & protectors, see website for listing!), 1901 Millard Smith Basket, etc! 

TERMS: Cash or Good Check, Pos ID. Sales Tax, Food. A/C Building! Brief Listing! Call (614) 

834-3300 for mailed flyer or visit www.dafauction.com 

DAF AUCTION, Inc. 

AUCTIONEERS: DAVID FLOOD & DIXIE MOLLENKOPF


AUCTIONS 

REAL ESTATE AUCTION 

Fri. Aug. 21 at 6:00 PM 

1415 Beverly Hills Dr. 

Lancaster, OH. 

If you’ve always wanted to live in Beverly 

Hills, now is your chance! Wonderful 

custom built 6 BR/3.5 BA home offering 

over 3400 sq. ft. Beautiful eat-in kitchen 

w/walk out access to lg. 2 level deck. 1st 

floor laundry room. Lg. family room w/ 

fireplace. Lg. master suite w/ Jacuzzi tub. 

Full finished lower level having family 

room w/fireplace, 2 BR’s & full bath. Lg. 

3 car attached garage. All situated on a 

3/4 acre city lot. Appraised in 2/09 for 

$300,000. Reserve only $245,000. 

TERMS: $5,000 Deposit (non-refundable 

Cashier’s Check) due day of sale & balance 

due at closing within 30 days. Property 

sold “AS IS” in all respects w/a reserve. 

For more info. call LARRY WATSON 

Auctioneer/Realtor 740/536-9580 with 

ANDERSON & CO. REALTORS LLC 

740/689-9090 

0004393993-01 

AUCTION 

Aug. 22 • 10:00 am 

8308 Bell Station Rd. 

Circleville, OH 

1999 Jayco travel trailer w/slideout, 1994 

F150 p/u runs good, 04 Suzuki 250 quad 

runner, Craftsman mower w/spreader & 

blade no deck, Furniture: couch & chair 

set, 3 love seats, 2 glider rockers, wood 

rocker, several five teir angle shelfs, 1 

Queen and 2 Full size beds, 2 sets of bunk 

beds, dresser, chest of drawers, corner 

shelf, end & coffee table with raising 

tops, wood TV stand with glass doors, 

two door computer cabinet, three teir 

wood shelf, marble top table, Leather top 

table, lamps, drop leaf coffee table, cedar 

chest,and much more. Collectables: 9 different 

Longenberger baskets, cast iron 

pot w/lid, oil lamps, zink lid ball jars, 12 

gal. crock, #10 crock, misc. pottery from 

Colorado, big pieces petrified rocks (looks 

like glass) Marx cap guns daisy BB gun, 

Fishing stuff: size 10 Simms wader shoes, 

Rods & reels, tackle& boxes, Fly tieing kit, 

boat anchor, trolling motor, rainbow trout 

mount, Misc. items: microwaves, indian 

umbrella holder, indian figures, mirrors, 

pictures and picture frames, window 

blinds, toys new, used, and old. spice rack, 

office equipment, lawn chairs, Set of area 

rugs, wall hangings, Lance Armstrong 

bicycle, lawn sweeper, electric kitchen 

range, dryer and much much more. 

Auctioneers are liscensed and bonded 

through and by the state of Ohio. 

Auctioneer: 

Roger Hood 740-571-1691 

Auctioneer/Apprentice: 

Annette Boydston 

TRUSTEE AUCTION 

Misc. from Leo & Esther Stimpfle Estate will be sold at 5235 Groveport Rd. 

GROVEPORT, Oh. From US. RT. 33 take Hamilton Rd. (SR 317) South to Groveport 

Rd., then right to sale. 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2009 • 1 PM 

ORGAN, COLLECTIBLES & HOUSEHOLD 

Ornate Vict. Chicago Cottage pump organ; Early piano stool; Vict. mirror; Oak table & 

chairs; Lane cedar chest; Kitchen cabinet top; HM kitchen cabinet; Oval stand; Hall trees; 

Chrome dinette; 3 pce. Bdr. suite; Old table stand; Sm. childs desk; Bassette dresser; Wicker 

chair; Old sewing cab.; Oneida cabinet table w/fl atware; 1930’s Stradivarius (Copy) violin; 

CI kettles; Waterbury wall clocks; Hay cradles; Dietz driving lantern; Lanterns; Oil lamps; 

Lge. sanding stone; Coffee grinder; Crocks & jugs; Sad irons; Porc. Pans; Cow bell; Old jar 

lift; Razor strap; Old bells; Griswold skillet; Old Camera’s (Brownie, etc.); Straight razor; 25+ 

pocket knives; Lion coin bank; CI bath tub; TOYS – (Tonka, Pop-Pop tin boat, games; Tins; 

50’s comic books , Old books; Cake decorating items; Cookbooks; POCKET WATCH’S; 

GUNS – Iver Johnson 5 shot revolver; Marlin 22 cal. rifl e; 12 ga, shotgun; GLASSWARE 

& MISC. – Carnival; Lge. amt pressed & clear glass (SOME in Family longtime); Hall; Old 

ornate fl ower bowl; Milkglass & hobnail; Ornate vases; Salt & pepper sets; Bavaria, Meakin, 

Bone china; Old mixing bowls; HM desk clocks; Lge. amt. costume jewelry; APPL. – Hotpoint 

refrig.; Oven; GE washer; Whirlpool dryer; Lamps; TV’s; Bar Access. – Tap handles; 

Beer keg refrig.; Beer lights. MISC. – Chair & rocker; Oak rocker; 3 pce. sectional; Patio 

chairs; Lge. amt. craft items, Christmas items, Fabric & Linens; Pictures; Baskets & Etc. 

1890 SLEIGH, VAN & TOOLS 

1890 Albany Cutter (Restored in 1986) Exc., w/cart; 1988 Dodge 7 passenger van w/rear 

lift; Mobility cart; Foley chain saw sharpener & Retoother; Walking pot. plow & cult.; 24” 

Dunham yard roller; Weedeaters; Floor jack; B&D port. Hammer & saw; Port. drills; Socket 

sets; Comb. Wrench’s; Drill bits; Sears tool box; Carpenters tool boxes; Misc. hand tools; 

Wood planes; Lge. amt. hdw.; Elec. & plumbing supplies; Brass pcs.; Stanley door tool; L&G 

tools; Cabinets; Ladder; Martin bird houses; Scrap iron; LUMBER – Walnut, cherry,oak & 

misc. 

TERMS – Cash or Check w/Photo ID. FOOD 

TRUSTEE – Donna Knodel 

NOTE – Lge. sale, 2 rings. Bring chair, spend the day. Too many items to list. 

Auctioneers – Tom Rawn 614-833-2454 & John Bakitis 

www.rawnauctions.com or www.auctionzip.com 

0004400269-01 

0004399382-01 

ARE YOU BUILDING OR REMODELING ?? 

DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE TO PURCHASE EXCESS 

INVENTORY AT BELOW RETAIL PRICES! 

HOME IMPROVEMENT & BLDG. MATERIAL 

AUCTION 

FAIRFIELD CO. FAIR 

Sat., AUGUST 22nd @ 9:00AM 

157 East Fair Ave., Lancaster, OH 43130 

From I-70W, take exit 126 (OH-37) toward Lancaster/Granville. Turn L onto OH-37/Lancster 

Rd SW. Continue to follow OH-37. Turn R onto E Fair Ave. 

THIS LOCATION NOT OFFERED AGAIN UNTIL NEXT YEAR!! 

DON’T MISS THE INCREDIBLE SAVINGS POTENTIAL!! 

GENERAL INVENTORY: EXTERIOR DOORS: Leaded oak and mahogany, cherry & oak slab, 

fiberglass & steel, sliding & patio. INTERIOR DOORS: P/H 6 panels, french, bifolds. FLOORING: 

Carpet in berbers & plush, ceramic tile, hardwood, laminates, linoleum. WINDOWS: New construction 

& replacements. TRIM: Casing, baseboard, crown, chair rail, spindles, hand rails. KITCHEN & 

BATH: High end vanities, kitchen sinks, granite counter tops, CURRENT LINES OF KITCHEN 

CABINET SETS, faucets, jetted bath & garden tubs, pedestal sinks & toilets. SPECIAL INTEREST: 

Decking, marble medallions, recessed lights, outdoor & ceiling lights, electrical supplies. TOOLS: 

Name brand framing, finishing, brad & flooring nailers, air compressors, cordless drill & saw kits, 

miter saws, saw blades, scaffolding. 

Sale Conducted by Paranzino Brothers Auctioneers, Inc. Inventory subject to change. 

TERMS: Drivers license to register. cash, check or c/c. 5% buyers fee.For more info: 330-549-3133 or 

www.pbauctions.com 

FREE Outdoor Wood Furnace Seminar 

Find Out How To 

Eliminate High Heating Bills! 

Outdoor Wood, 

Wood Pellet or 

Corn Furnace 

BUY NOW AND GET 


THERMOPEX ® 

insulated piping 

Up to $300 Value! 

Outback Furnaces, Inc. 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat. Sept. 22, 2009 

9am - 7pm 

Seminars will be conducted every hour. 

1/2 mile East of Rushville off of St. Rt. 22. 

Signs will be posed 

(740) 536-7728 

For a limited time, receive up to $300 in ThermoPEX with the purchase of a Central 

Boiler outdoor wood, wood pellet or corn furnace. See dealer for details 

CentralBoiler.com 

0004399377-01 

0004392138-01 

ESTATE AUCTION 

2 FAIRFIELD COUNTY ESTATES 

COLLECTIBLES ~ MODERN FURNITURE ~ TRACTORS 

WOODSHOP TOOLS ~ FARM EQUIPMENT 

DATE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2009 

TIME: 9:30 AM 

LOCATION: PICKAWAY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 

ST. RT. 22, CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO 43113 

Items are from the Estates of Robert E. (Gene) Sherman, Fairfi eld County Probate # 

00065002, and William Jr. Bresler, Fairfi eld County Probate # 00065967. Mr. Sherman 

was retired from DuPont, and Mr. Bresler was the Owner/Broker of Circleville Realty. Both 

individuals were very well-known throughout Fairfi eld and Pickaway Counties. 

Glassware/Collectibles: (Starting at 9:30 AM) Fenton Glass: Rose Bowl, Ruffl e pc’s, 

hand-painted pc’s, Puss ‘N Boots, Birds & Hobnail pc’s; Green Depression (approx. 40 pc’s); 

Pink Depression (approx. 20 pc’s); approx. 30 Toothpicks; Avon Christmas Plates (approx. 

35); Ruby Glass; Green/Blue Vaseline Fenton pc’s; Dagon Heart Hen on Nest; Imperial 

Lenox Vase; Hen/Rooster Collection; Baking Dishes; several Crock & Stone Jars; Coca- 

Cola/Pepsi Trays; Wheat Pennies; Meat Grinder; Sausage Press; Single Cider/Wine Press; 

Graniteware; C/I pc’s; Wood Primitive Boxes; (2) Push Plows; Chicken Crate; old Scythe. 

Furniture: (Starts at 11:30 AM) (2) Lazy Boy Rocker Recliners (real nice); Schnadig 

Arm Chair w/matching Couch; Pair of Lazy Boy Recliners; Full-size Simmons Hide-a-Bed 

(like new); Floral Couch/Love Seat; Kitchen Hutch (nice), Sideboard w/Table & 6 Chairs; 

Glass Front China; Modern Oak Corner Cupboard; Modern Entertainment Center; Queen 

Headboard; Modern Dresser w/Mirror; Coffee & End Tables; Wrought Iron Patio Furniture; 

(2) Wicker Chairs & Lamp Table; Lamps; JVC Color TV & VCR; Kirby Sweeper (like new); 

Antique Chair & Antique Pressed-back Rocker; Gas Cook Stove. Tools: Craftsman and 

S&K Wrenches and Sockets; Pliers; Punches; Drill and Router Bits; Gear Pullers; Wood 

Clamps; Machinist Tools. Woodshop Tools: Grizzly Dust Separator; Oscillating Spindle 

Sander; Delta 14” Band Saw; 14” Scroll Saw; Delta 16 ½ Floor 3/4 hp Drill Press; Delta 6” 

Router; Delta 10” Table (contractor) Saw; Rockwood 5 sp Drill Press; Ryobi Cut Off; Dewalt 

Radial Arm Saw; Delta 4” Belt 6” Disc Sander; Ryobi Miter Saw Stand; Makita 10” Miter 

Saw; General Machinery Co. Router Table and Router; K-T Grinder on Stand; All Pro 10000 

BTU Heater; Bench Vises-Grinders; Craftsman Laser Trac w/Tripod (new in box); Good 

Assrt of Power Saws, Drills, Routers and Sanders; Paslode Brad Nailer; Yard/Garden Tools; 

Spud Bar. Way too much to list. Vehicle: 1992 Ford Converted Recreational Van potential 

for tailgate OSU Buckeye vehicle or ideal for just Going Fishing at the lake. Tractors: John 

Deere 950 Tractor w/6’ snow blade on front (1240.6 hours); 1972 John Deere 4430 Triple 

Remotes Rear Weights, Good rubber (8252 hours). [Note: Both tractors are very clean and 

fi eld ready, kept under roof.] Farm Equipment: Woods 6’ Finish Mower; 3210 Bush hog 10’ 

Heavy Duty Dual Wheels; New Holland 273 Bailer; 20’ John Deere Hay Wagon; 16’ Korey 

Gear Hay Wagon; (2) 14’ Hay Wagons; 300 Bushel Gravity Wagon; 6’ Rear 3pt Rototiller 

(new tines); Stein 6-Row Cultivator; 2-Wheel Boom Sprayer; 3pt 6’ Grader Blade; 3pt Boom 

Lift. Other equipment still coming in. 

Patricia L. Sherman Edwards, Executor for the Estate of Robert E. (Gene) Sherman. 

Thom L. Cooper, Attorney for the Estate, 36 West Main St., Centerburg, OH 43011. 

Bryan Jason Bresler, Executor for the Estate of William Jr. Bresler. 

Thomas F. Tootle, Attorney for the Estate, 180 W. Franklin St., Circleville, OH 43113. 

Food: Pontius UMC Women 

Terms: Cash or Good State of Ohio Check. All items will be sold as is where is with no 

warranties being written, expressed or implied. 

Auctioneers: Terryl A. Queen 

Thomas G. Brewster, 

Amanda, Ohio 

Piketon, Ohio 

740/412-3608 740/357-0325 

Statements made day of sale shall take precedence over printed matter. 

Auctioneer is licensed by Ohio Dept. of Agriculture & participates in the Auction Recovery 

Fund. 

Visit our websites: www.taqueenauctions.com or www.auctionzip.com.


Garage sales, yard sales 

and moving sales..... 

Oh My! 

MOVING 

ONE DAY SALE 

Saturday, Aug. 22nd 

9am-??? 

*NO CLOTHING* 

Kitchen items, dishes, pans, 

silverware, sewing notions, 

material, patterns, books, 

teaching materials, watches, 

jewelry and angels. 

-ALSO- 

** 1995 Toyota 4x4 ** 

7144 Lockville Rd 

Carroll 

0004396891-01 

MOVING SALE 

Friday, August 21st, 9am-6pm 

Saturday, August 22nd, 9am-1pm 

*Rain or Shine* 

Tools, exercise equipment, 

furniture, Precious Moments and 

other collectibles, Holiday decor, 

candles, kitchen ware, Womens’ 

clothing and much, much more! 

Pine Hill Estates 

Fairway Drive 

Carroll, OH 43112 

South of Rt. 33, 

behind Pine Hill golf course 

0004398619-01 

BACKYARD SALE 

SATURDAY 

AUGUST 22 9a-3p 

Lots of Miscellaneous 

Something for 

Everyone 

936 SECOND STREET 

LANCASTER 

0004398389-01 

GARAGE SALE 

Friday & Saturday 

August 21st & 22nd 

9am-4pm 

Antiques, glass, furniture, 1971 

mini trail, 1986 YSR50, 2007 Whizer, 

1964 Ford Falcon (convertible) 

and too many miscellaneous 

items to mention! 

10830 Miller Avenue 

Canal Winchester, OH 43110 

(Miller Avenue, 1st street South of 

Jackson Lake on Cedar Hill) 

0004397117-01 

MULTI-FAMILY 

YARD SALE 

AUGUST 20, 21, 22 9a-? 

If weather permitting 

No Early Birds! 

Baby items, new items, 

new interior and exterior 

doors, native items 

and much, much more. 

1659 TIKI LANE 

Lancaster 

0004398593-01 

YARD SALE 


August 21 & 22, 9am-5pm 

Window AC, weight bench, 

Sega Genesis games, 

Blu-Ray DVD’s, Care Bear 

3-wheeler, battery 

operated Harley 3-wheeler, 

stroller, Pack & Play. 

New items each day. 

Something for everyone! 

4770 Bis Rd. SW, 

Lancaster 

0004399486-01 

2 FAMILY 

GARAGE SALE 



Household items, clothing, 

air conditioner, stereo, 

dishes, & a whole lot more! 

696 Harding Ave. 

Lancaster 

(Garage is behind house.) 

0004399481-01 

GARAGE SALE 

Friday August 21, 10-3 and 

Saturday August 22, 8-1 

Country decor, musical 

instruments, women’s 

clothing (sz 12), men’s suits, 

and much, much more. 

Very Low Prices! 

3808 Stoney Hill Rd. 

Lancaster 

0004399420-01 

2 BIG 

YARD SALES 

Saturday August 22, 

9am - 5pm 

(Rain Date: August 29) 

All Size clothes, some 

furniture, lots of odds & 

ends, building supplies, 

some antiques, baseball 

cards, Christmas items. 

Too much more to list. 

754 and 820 N. Broad St. 

Lancaster 

0004399134-01 

HUGE GARAGE SALE 


August 21st & 22nd 

7am-7pm 


Boys/ Baby/ Toddler Girl clothing, 

lots of toys, lots of household 

items, riding Princess Jeep, 

Men/ Ladies’ clothing. Great 

Prices for School Aged Children! 

*Everything priced to sell* 

**WATCH FOR SIGNS** 

7725 Oak Hill Road 

Bremen, OH 43107 

Rt. 37 towards Bremen, 

turn left on West Rushville Rd. 

and right on Oak Hill Rd. 

0004399068-01 

ESTATE YARD SALE 

SAT. AUG. 29, 9AM-3PM 

Lots of glassware, costume 

jewelry, antiques. Also L. 

Hitchcock table & chairs, hutch, 

stands, shelving units, oil lamp, 

curio cabinet, TV, lift chair, 

gardening items, outdoor 

furniture, collectibles, household 

items, clothing & much more. 

NO REASONABLE 

OFFER REFUSED! 

EVERYTHING MUST GO! 

331 LEWIS AVE. 

LANCASTER 

0004398988-01 

HUGE YARD SALE 

Saturday, August 15th, 8am-4pm 

Sunday, August 16th, 8am-2pm 


Household items... to many to list! 

From the ironing board 

to the kitchen sink! 

Lots of nic-nacs, trinkets, jewerly, 

Direct TV/ HD box, kitchen, bath, 

bedding...you name it, even a 

wooden sculpture of Bob Marley! 

*EVERYTHING MUST GO* 

135 Peters Avenue 


(off of Lincoln Avenue) 

0004398718-01 

HUGE 4 FAMILY SALE 

Saturday, August 22nd 

9am-??? 


Nice furniture (love seat/sofa, 

nuetral color), unique decor 

items, table, lamps, crystal and 

small size womens’ clothing. 

*EVERYTHING CLEAN AND 

IN EXCELLENT CONDITION* 

110 Ginder Road NE 


(off Stringtown & Coonpath Rd.) 

0004400498-01 

GARAGE SALE 


August 21 and 22 

8am-? 

A little bit of everything 

including, glassware, 

glass showcase, glass 

dining room set with 

4 chairs, & old furniture. 

3516 Lancaster-Circleville Rd SW, 

Rt 188 W, Lancaster 

0004400379-01 

LARGE MOVING SALE 

SAT-SUN 

AUG. 22ND-23RD 

9:00AM-? 

Storage Unit full of 

stuff to get rid of! 

Clothes, furniture, baby items, 

vintage toys, household items, 

tools, video games, new cds, die 

cast cars, lamps, lots and lots 

more 

1317 N. COLUMBUS 

CORNER OF 158 

(PARKING ON SKYLINE DR.) 

0004400240-01 

MOVING/YARD SALE 

AUG. 22, 9AM-3PM 

NO EARLY BIRDS 

Bed, Lazy Boy rocker/recliner, 

2 desks, dresser, wooden cradle, 

beauty shop furniture, shelves, 

antique radio and sewing 

machine, dishes, candles, fans, 

heaters, teacher books and stuff, 

computer, kid’s books, riding toys, 

car seats, holiday decorations, 

some tools, X-File collectibles 

and lots more. 

500 Barr Dr. 

Lancaster 

0004399949-01 

3 FAMILY 

YARD SALE 

Fri-Sat 

Aug 21st-22nd 

9:00AM-4:00PM 

Clothes, tools, something for 

everyone!! 

218 W. Fairview 

Baltimore 

0004399818-01 

GARAGE SALE 

AUGUST 21-22 8a-? 

Men’s & Women’s 

2XL clothes, 

bathseat, kids’ 

toys, lots of misc. 

404 Ridgemere Way 

(Hunter’s Trace) 

Lancaster 

0004399576-01 

LARGE 

MOVING SALE 

Aug. 21st & 22nd 

8am-4pm 

Dining room set, girl’s bedroom 

suite (bed, night stand, armoire), 

single bed, tons and tons of 

household goods, coins, fishing 

poles, guns, adult and children 

clothing, something for everyone. 

3304 Market St. 

Rushville 

0004400872-01 

2 FAMILY 

GARAGE SALE 

Friday August 21, 

9am - ? 

Furniture, antiques, old walking 

chairs, drying rack, 

side mount truck box, 

poplar 15-light beveled glass 

French Door, 2 panel poplar 

doors, lots of Beanie Babies, 

2 antique wardrobes, 

country/primitive items & more. 

4679 Stagecoach Rd. 

(West of Somerset, Take 22W 

to Tollgate, to Stagecoach) 

0004400672-01 

HUGE 

"AFTER THE MOVE" 

MOVING SALE 

Saturday August 22, 8am-? 

Lots of household items - too 

many to list, tools, plus size clothing, 

boys’ & girls’ clothing including 

"back-to-school", books, craft 

suppplies. We simply have too 

much stuff. Cheap prices! 

179 E. Allen St.Lancaster 

(between Broad & High) 

0004400599-01 

BIG BARN SALE 

Thursday, Friday, Saturday 

August 20, 21 & 22, 8am-? 

Firewood, household items, 

knives, shot guns, muzzle loader, 

air compressors, utility trailer, 

14’ boat trailer, hand tools, power 

tools, clocks, linens, 250 motor 

scooter, traffic light, Gulf gas 

pump complete, wine cooler 

refrigerator, outside woodburner, 

antique hand crank, garden 

tractor with attachment, 3 phase 

3hp 220 motor, gas motors, misc. 

13570 Big Cola Rd. ~ Rockbridge 

0004400574-01 

CRAFT/RUMMAGE 

SALE 

Carroll Civic Center 

Aug. 28th-29th 

Vendors Welcome! 

Call 740-756-4372 

for more info 

0004400549-01 

Huge Barn Sale 

Fri, Sat & Sun 

August 21, 22 & 23 

10am-6pm 

4 way Foosball table, antiques, 

glass and cookware, camping 

equipment, 1950’s TV, clothes, 

shoes, computer games, etc. 

865 Logan-Thornville Rd, 

Bremen 

Proceeds to benefit 

Our Forgotten Heritage, 

a non-profit organization. 

"Help Feed our Critters" 

0004400528-01

R 


Garage sales, yard sales 

and moving sales..... 

VALLEYVIEW TRADE DAYS 

BUFFALO OHIO 

September 4-5-6 October 2-3-4 

Gates open at noon on Weds. for 

Dealers. Call 1-740-260-6260 

(Duke) 

Lot size approx. 20x20, $30.00 

MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE 

Fri-Sat Aug. 21st-22nd 

10:00AM-4:00PM 

Antiques, old tools, glassware, golf 

clubs, numerous other items 

9830 Alspach Rd 

Canal Winchester 

GARAGE SALE 

Fri- Sat 

Aug. 21st& 22nd 

9:00AM-5:00PM 

Collectable glass including Fenton, 

beer steins, mugs, ladies Rolex 

watch, air compressor, bicycles, plus 

much, much more 

229 Oakview Ct 

Pickerington 

614-920-1768 

YARD SALE 


August 21 & 22, 

9am-5pm 

Iron clawfoot bathtub, 

wood chipper, old cedar 

chest, some clothing, 

glassware, toys & misc. 

440 Mill Rd. Lancaster 

(Off Hamburg Rd.) 

0004400861-01 

YARD SALE 

600 E. Chestnut. 

Aug 21-22 9a-3p. 

Wingback chairs, porch gliders, 

tools, antique quilts. 

YARD SALE 

Sat. Aug. 22nd 

9am-3pm 

Country decor items, sweeper, 

TV, sm. wooden table, hunter 

green print rug with matching 

runner, 78 record albums. Books, 

Colliers Encyclopedia plus 

children’s Jr. classic, Reader’s 

Digest Condensed and Medical 

books. Holiday decor items, 

clothing, miscellaneous items. 

517 E. Allen St. 

Lancaster 

0004399938-01 

SALE 

Saturday, Aug. 22 

8am-3pm 

BOOKS - BOOKS - BOOKS! 

Antiques, housewares, 

drapes, linens, pictures, 

puzzles, silk flowers, oak 

entertainment center, chairs, 

lamps and much more. 

6840 Coonpath Rd 

Carroll 

West of Rt. 33 

0004399846-01 

YARD SALE 

August 21 & 22, 

9am-3pm 

Household items, 

and a whole lot 

more! 

6233 Coonpath Rd, 

Carroll 

Oh My! 

0004400491-01 

YARD SALE 


August 21 & 22, 

9am-3pm 

Furniture, clothes, 

books & misc 

merchandise. 

600 E. Chestnut St. 

Lancaster 

0004399847-01 

MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE 

AUGUST 21ST AND AUGUST 

22ND 

8:00 AM TO 4:00 PM 

108 GROVE COURT 

LANCASTER, OH 

Lawnmowers, furniture, tvs and 

tools, also gently used clothes and 

shoes including plus sizes. Also 

many various household items for 

men and women. 

DONT MISS OUT LOTS OF 

ITEMS TO BUY!!! 

MULTI FAMILY YARD 

SALE!!!! 

AUGUST 21ST AND THE 22ND 

0004400815-01 

Multi Family 

Yard Sale 


August 21 & 22, 

9am-3pm 

Clothing (adult, juniors, 

childrens’ and some baby 

items), weight lifting set, 

2000 MercuryMountaineer SUV, 

household items, and much more. 

342 Kemper Ave 

Lancaster 

0004399862-01 

250 AC LANCASTER @ 

SHERIFF’S AUCTION 

250 AC. Farm/ Development site, 

Coonpath Rd. Dev. Site 1 mi. from 

US 33 Bypass! Sewer/ water. 

Owner Wants Offer! Call before this 

goes to auction on August 28, 2009! 

Call for more info. 

Ron Beitzel 


(800)815-LAND (5263) 

NORTH OF LOGAN -LAKES! 

South of Junction City! 

Perry County. 

Beautiful 4.6 to 67 Ac tracts with new 

ponds & lakes! Wooded ravines! New 

Lexington Schools. From $34,900 

Public Water! 



(800) 815-LAND (5263) 

2800 SQ FT OFFICE SPACE, showroom, 

warehouse, 1 overhead door, 

zoned light industrial commercial, 3 

restrooms, handicap accessible, ample 

parking, great location, Carroll 

area, $4 sq. ft. 740-687-3558 

EVERY BUILDING ON SALE! 

SHAMROCK SPECIALS 

24x45x10 $9,725 

30x54x10 $11,795 

42x72x13 $19,895 

60x72x14 $27,195 

Crew travel required over 50 miles. Local building code 

modifications extra. Building pictured is not priced in 

ad. Shamrock Specials are built on your level site. 

Price subject to change without notice. 

Featuring Doors 

Lifetime Paint Warranty 

Professionally Engineered & Custom Designed 

Heath, OH 

740-788-8077 

ALL OR part of 20,000 square foot 

warehouse or light manufacturing. 

740-385-2191 

CANAL WINCHESTER 

Office space located on Waterloo St., 

2-room with bath, off-street parking, 

$450 per month with 1 year minimum 

lease. 740-756-7256 

COMMERCIAL BUILDING 

FOR SALE OR RENT 

THIS IS A MUST SEE!! 

1800 sq. ft. Office space, bathroom, 

work area, 740 N Broad St. Lancaster 

$300/month plus deposit. 

Call Jim at 740-503-4072 

for more details!!! 

RENT/ LEASE Pickerington/Canal 

Winchester area, 1050 SF warehouse 

unit with 12’ overhead door, heat and 

A/C, bath, $625. 740-756-7256 

Equine Suburban Metal Roofing 

Commercial Farm Residential 

1-800-373-5550 ClearyBuilding.com 

Visit ClearyBuilding.com 

to purchase a do-it-yourself 

building package! 

0809 

BUILDING CORPṚ 

0004395706-01 

Serving our Clients since 1978 

MULTI FAMILY 

YARD SALE 

Sat. Aug. 22nd 

9:00AM-3:00PM 

Longaberger baskets, like 

new Pack and Play, baby 

clothes and toys, boys 

clothes (Size 4-12), shoes, 

adult clothes, misc. house - 

hold items, books, 

706 N. Main St 

Baltimore 

0004399897-01 

YARD SALE 

Saturday August 22nd 

9:00 am to 4:00 pm 

Sunday August 23rd 

10:00 am to 4:00 pm 

Girls mountain bike, bratz dolls and accessories, 

toddler table and chairs, water 

bed, girls clothes size 14 - 16, 

womans clothes size 12-14, misc 

household items, many many more 

items. 

Stop by and check it out!!!!!! 

YARD SALE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

521 E Allen St 

Lancaster, OH 

0004399060-01 

YARD SALE 



Dishes (strawberry pattern 

and grape pattern), pots and 

pans, exercise equipment 

including stationary bike, 

women’s clothes, books, 

knick-knacks, and 

other misc items. 

9965 Cattail Rd. 

Pleasantville 

0004399269-01 

MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE 

SATURDAY AUGUST 22ND 

9:00 TO 3:00 PM 

Lots of misc household and 

clothing items, too much to 

list!!!! 

COME AND CHECK IT 

OUT!!!!! 

1581 KENSINGTON LANE 

NEAR SANDERSON SCHOOL 

MULTI FAMILY HARAGE 

SALE!!!!!! 

0004399292-01 

0004379396-01


Your Entertainment Guide To What’s Happening In Lancaster & Surrounding Areas 

“Cue up… 

Saturday, 

August 15 

Art On Fair! Arts and 

Crafts Festival on Saturday, 

Aug. 15 th , located 

at the Fairfield County 

Fairgrounds, Lancaster. 

For more information 

for weekly fun at 

VICTORY BILLIARDS!” 

* Happy Hour: Tues.-Fri. 5 pm - 8 pm 

* Tuesday - Free Pool 

* Wednesday - Bike Nite 

w/Special Drink Prices ~ Domestic Beer $1.50 

* Thursday “Thirsty” Thurs. $1 Draft 

* Friday & Saturday Karaoke & DJ w/ Judy 

Victory Billiards 21 & Over 

439 S. Ewing St. • 740-654-9371 

Hours: Fri 12pm-2am; Tues-Sun 5pm-2 am; Closed Mon 

The staff at WFCO 90.9fm wants to thank the 

community for their support during our 

Summer Refreshment Campaign. Thank you 

to all those that supported us financially and 

faithfully prayed. 

Listen LIVE on the web 

www.wfcofm.com 

0000459222 

0000458226 

call 740-653-1188 or 

check it out on the web 

at: www.artonfair.com 

Saturday, 

“Mt. Pleasant Shootout” 

TRUCK AND TRACTOR PULL 

Sat., Aug. 29, 2009 

Starting at 4:00 P.M. 

At Fairfield Co. Fairgrounds 

Info. Call 

740-653-3041 

0000459897 

August 15 

The Lancaster Camp 

Ground will host a 

homemade dinner consisting 

of chicken, noodles, 

mashed potatoes, 

vegetable, salad, dessert 

and beverage for $7.00 

at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, 

August 15 in airconditioned 

“Creighton 

Corners.” Everyone welcome! 

Park and walk 

behind hotel and up 

2nd Street. 

At WLOH, We're Proud to Serve 

Fairfield County's Farming and 

Rural Community. 

Tune to 1320 WLOH or listen online at www.wloh.net for these Farm 

Radio Broadcasts: 

5-6 AM- ABN Sunrise Report 

11:00 AM- BARN News Update 

12:00 Noon- ABN Midday Update 

12:30 PM- Ohio Ag Net Update 

3:50 PM- ABN Closing Markets 

Linked to the Past- Focused on the Future 

0000453429 

0000422852 

Tuesday, 

August 18 

American Red Cross of 

Fairfield County, Pleasant 

Chapel Bloodmobile, 

1-7 p.m. Tuesday, 

August 18. Located at 

3225 Old Mill Rd., Lancaster. 

Phone Pastor 

Steve at 740-653-6510 

to schedule an appointment; 

however, walk-ins 

are welcome. 

Friday, 

August 21 

Friday Night Bandstand! 

Enjoy Free Music! 

7:30pm at The Bandstand 

in Downtown Lancaster 

(Gazebo). Enjoy 

cool treats from Weldon’s 

Ice Cream. Bring a 

Friend/Bring a Chair! 

Friday, 

August 21 

For the remainder of the 

summer, the Elks will be 

hosting a DJ or Band to 

play on Friday evenings 

starting at 8:00pm. Buffet 

available at 6:00pm, 

there will be a minimal 

charge of $5/per person 

for the buffet, no cover 

charge and the bar will 

be open to the public. 

Call 

740-475-1874 

To Place 

Your Ad 

On This 

Page 

0004396002-01 

0004400558-01


Your Entertainment Guide To What’s Happening In Lancaster & Surrounding Areas 

Friday, August 21- 

Sunday, August 23 


Fairfield County, “United 

We Serve” days. Your 

local Chapter will be 

getting a face lift by 

Wal-Mart volunteers. 

We will be also holding 

a Community Health 

Information Fair from 10 

am–2 pm each day. We 

would like to welcome 

residents to come and 

learn about the services 

we provide throughout 

the area. For information, 

please call us at 

740-687-5585. 

Saturday, 

August 22 

Benefit and Poker Run 

for Kenny Clubertson. 

Kenny was recently 

diagnosed with prostate 

cancer. He has no insurance 

so this will help 

Kenny and his wife pay 

their bills. Benefit will 

be held on Aug. 22 at 

Victory Billiards, 485 

0000459899 

S. Ewing St., Lancaster. 

Cost of Poker Run is 

$10 for solo and $15 

for Driver & Passenger. 

First bike out at 11am, 

last bike in at 5pm, 

trophies will be given. 

There will be an auction, 

food, door prizes 

and a 50/50 drawing. 

For more information 

or to make a donation, 

contact Cris at Victory 

Billiards at 740-654- 

9371, Jimmy at 740- 

503-3838, or Shirley at 

740-215-4804. 

Saturday, 

August 22 


Fairfield County, Kroger 

West Bloodmobile, 

10am – 4pm Sat., Aug. 

22. Located at 1735 N. 

Memorial Dr., Lancaster. 

Phone 1-800-GIVE-LIFE 

to schedule an appointment; 

however, walk-ins 

are welcome. 

Pacer’s Italian Cuisine & Steakery 

Pacer’s 

Italian Cuisine 

& 

Steakery 

Just minutes from the lake on St. Rt. 188 

Pleasantville • 740-468-9207 

Casual Dining in a Country Setting 

OPEN FOR LUNCH DAILY 

11:00am - 2:00pm 

Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 4-10pm • Fri.-Sat. 4-11pm • Sun. 4-9pm 

www.pacersitalian.com 

Sunday, 

August 23 

Fall league sign-ups for 

the Lancaster Traveling 

Dart Association are 

happening at 6:00pm at 

Locker 8 on Fair Ave., 

(next to Donato’s). 

Beginner to advanced 

darters welcome. Meet 

new people or reconnect 

with old friends! 

For further information 

please call Susan at 

740-654-3233. 

August 22 & 23, 2009 

Alley Park, Lancaster, Ohio (located south of Lancaster off of Business Route 33) 

Featuring: 

Tractors, Equipment and Memorabilia 

Saturday: 

8-11 am Pancake Breakfast, $4.00 

10 am Transfer Sled Tractor Pull 

(Contact Ron Welch 614-989-7663 for Information) 

Pie Auction - between the classes at the Tractor Pull 

12 pm Children’s Pedal Tractor Pull 

1 pm Mock Disaster 

2 pm Garden Tractor Games 

3 pm Cornerstone Gospel Quartet 

Field Demonstrations Throughout the Day 

Sunday: 

11 am Garden Tractor Pull 

12 pm Tractor Parade 

1 pm Tractor Games (Big Tractors) 

Field Demonstrations Throughout the Day 

Other events both days: Flea Market, Craft Show & Sale, 

Music by Southers Family, Steam Engines, Corn Shellers, 

Saw Mill, Buzz Saw, Prony Brake, Threshing Wheat, 

Stationary Baler, Corn Shredding, Rope Making, 

Hit & Miss Engines, Raffles, Farm Animals, 

Tractor Teeter Totter, Safety Display. Food Vendors 

Admission & Parking are FREE - Tractor Shuttles available 

www.fairfieldcountytractorclub.com 

For more info contact Doug Shaw 740-407-2347, 

Mike Bowers 740-654-6855 or Geb Bader 740-862-4775 

Get Your Kids Ready For Back To School 

0000459168 

FAIRFIELD COUNTY FAIR 

2009 MOM of the YEAR CONTEST 

Make a Mom famous - whether a family member or friend. 

Send an original essay of 300 words or less describing 

“Why you believe your candidate should be Mom of the Year” 

and how your candidate contributes to family and community. 

Enclose your name, address and phone number, your Mom 

candidate’s name, address and phone number, and your 

relationship to the nominee and mail to: Fairfield County Fair 

Mom, P.O. Box 945, Lancaster, OH 43130. 

The deadline for entries is September 11, 2009 

The Fairfield Co Fair Mom Contest will be held Tuesday, October 13, in the WLOH tent 

at 12:30 pm on the Fairgrounds. 

Prizes will be awarded to the top five contestants, the top ten will be present for the 

contest at the fair and each will receive a gift. 

The winner will appear at special events during the fair week and represent the 

Fairfield County Fair throughout the year upon request. 

For additional information, call the Fairfield County Agricultural Society at: 

740-653-3041 

Mail this form with 300 word essay 

2009 FAIRFIELD COUNTY FAIR MOM 

P.O. Box 945 


Note: Contestant must be a resident of Fairfield County 

Mom candidate’s name: _______________________________ 

Candidate Address: ___________________________________ 

Candidate telephone #: _________________________________ 

Your relationship to candidate: ____________________________ 

Your name: _________________________________________ 

Address: __________________________________________ 

Your Phone: _________________________________________ 

Where was blank obtained? ______________________________ 

0000459898

TM 


HORSE TRAINING 

Specializing in problem horses, 

breaking, all Western discipline, 

and breaking to cart. 

Show Quality Training that won’t 

break the bank. 

Offering discounts 

614-204-4100. 

SOUTHERN OHIO REGISTERED 

QUARTER & PAINT HORSE 

SALE! 

September 12th, 2009 

Jackson, Ohio 

Entry Deadline-August 22nd 

For More Information & Entry Forms, 

Contact: Jerry Henderson 

740-988-2971 

Music Provided by 

UTILITY TRUCK EQUIPMENT 

CIRCLEVILLE 

of PICKAWAY 

PICKAWAY COUNTY 

ALL NATURAL BEEF HERD 

100% Grass Based. 

These animals have never been 

given drugs or grain. 

Mostly Red Angus and Red Devon. 

10 Cows, 7 Calves, 9 Heifers 

and 5 Steers. 

740-398-2444 (Hopewell) 

BOER DOE GOATS AND KINDER 

DOE GOATS. Call 9am-5pm 

740-969-2659. 

Hummel & Plum 

Life Insurance 

477-3311 

www.pickawaynow.com 

Patt Clifton 

SERVING ALL OF PICKAWAY COUNTY 

IN 

Circleville Herald 

(740)477-5506 

BUSHHOG, 5 FT, $450. 6 ft $550. 

Disc 3 pt, 8 ft, $450. Plow $225 

JD 8300 Grain Drill $1200 

Disc $75. Several used trailers, 

740-775-0784. 

LEINBOCK 3PT. Disc and 5 ft., 

3PT., Bushhog, Bushhog brand. Both 

in Good Shape. Call 740-474-5771 or 

740-412-7677 

ROUND BALE MIXED HAY on 

Election House Rd. Call Steve 

740-490-5762 

Balestra, Harr, 

and Scherer 

CPAs, Inc. 

Direction Mortgage Company 

208 N. Scioto St., Circleville 

0004400295-01 

12’ ALUMINUM FISHING BOAT w/ 

trolling motor and trailer. $1,000.00 

Call 740-969-2398. 

COLEMAN CANOE 

$275 

740-653-1298 

COLT KING COBRA 357, $550. 

AUTO ORDINANCE US ARMY 45, 

$450. LLAMA 380, $300. 

MARLIN 30/30, LEVER ACTION 

NEVER SHOT , $325. 

CVA TURKEY SPECIAL MUZZLE 

LOADER, NEW, $200. 

CALL 740-808-2165 

CONCEALED CARRY COURSE 

8/30/09 

Laurelville Area 

Cost $75 

For information call 740-332-7331 

Utah Classes also available 

PINKY’S GUN SHOP 

has a good selection of 

NEW and USED 

22’s, 22MG, shot guns, 

showcases & 

reloading equipment. 

Call 740-969-2928 

1989 16 FT SEARAY , open bow, 

3.0 with lots of extras. 

Runs great, $3500 obo. 

740-808-4870. 

1989 CADILLAC Rare 60’s Special 

Fleetwood, good condition. 

Call 614-419-0972, for pricing. 

The 2-174th ADA BN 

Retired & Past 

Members Association 

Second Annual Reunion 

September 20, 2009 

1300 hrs - ? 

McConnelsville National 

Guard Armory 

4497 Hawk Drive 

McConnelsville, Ohio 43756 

Activities, Military Displays 

and Potluck Meal 

Bring your favorite casserole, salad, 

(Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, 

Cole Slaw, Pasta Salad), dessert, etc. 

Note: The meat, refreshments 

condiments and dinnerware, will be 

provided by the Association 

Bring your family and come join us for a 

time of fun, renewing old friendships 

and good food. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION 

CONTACT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: 

Bob Kirkwood, 740-697-0303 

or kirkrb77@att.net 

Bob Foster, 740-982-6796 

or rlrark6720@yahoo.com 

Darrell Carson, 740-987-5671 

or carsondrrll@yahoo.com 

0004396102-01 

1994 FORD TAURUS 

117K, one owner, very clean, 

excellent condition. 

Call 740-653-1350, for pricing. 

1996 BUICK CENTURY SP SEDAN, 

burgundy color, runs good, good 

tires, asking $950 obo. 740-654-2157 

1996 CHEVY CORSICA 121K miles, 

$650. 740-536-7214 

1997 Chevy Lumina, maroon, power 

windows, power locks, cruise control, 

tilt, AM/FM stereo, 4 new tires, 

$1,200.00. Call 740-409-0581 

1998 VOLVO V70 AWD 

137K, real good condition, $3,700. 

1998 SUBARU FORESTER AWD 

New motor, good condition, $2,000. 

Call 740-763-2455 or 740-404-8054. 

2001 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER 

extra clean, runs excellent, $3500 

firm. 740-653-6012. 

2003 PT CRUISER, 69,000 miles, 

black-woody, lots extras. $7,500. 

740-207-1680 

2004 JEEP WRANGLER 

4X4 UNLIMITED 

Automatic, soft top, hitch, 59K, 

excellent condition, $16,000.00 

Call 740-403-4860. 

2004 TOYOTA Solara Sport V6, automatic, 

white, moonroof, garage kept, 

excellent condition, 6 disc player, 

58K miles, asking $12500. 740-366-3479 

2007 CHEVY MALIBU LT, less than 

12,000 miles. Excellent cond. Part of 

an estate. Must sell. A real bargain 

at only $11,380. 740-654-1902 before 

9pm. 

2007 HONDA ACCORD EX 4 door, 

50k mi. Great condition. $14,700. 

740-607-8694. 

ATTENTION: HAULING UNWAN- 

TED VEHICLES, running or not, 

paying top $$$. 614-206-9297, 740-808- 

1807 Leave message. 

BUYING CARS & TRUCKS, 

WE TOW AWAY. John Reed 

740-438-4747 

BUYING COMPLETE unwanted 

vehicles Pickup FREE. Paying Cash. 

740-969-2059 

BUYING JUNK unwanted vehicles, 

any condition, paying top dollar. 

740-808-3934. 

BUYING JUNK VEHICLES Must 

have titles. Will pickup in Lancaster 

area. Lancaster Auto Recycling 740- 

687-1297, 1-800-860-1297 

WANTED TO Buy: Junk cars, large 

and small trucks, farm machinery, & 

heavy scrap iron, will pick up. 740- 

998-5892. 

2004 GMC YUKON SLE 

Good condition, $16,500 OBO 

Call 740-680-0855. 

2005 FORD EXPLORER XLT 

4WD, V6, Very sharp, Red/Gray. 

Asking $8,995 Call 740-412-8222. 

2007 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER, LS, 

4X4 auto, 6 cyl, all power, moonroof, 

28,000 mi, spotless, $17,900 obo. 

740-503-5236. 

1997 CHEVY full size, Midwest 1500 

G series Van, Vortek 350, 7 passenger, 

$1800. 740-891-1609. 

1998 Ford Windstar Passenger Van, 

cold A/C, good tires, very clean in 

and out, asking $1500 firm. 

Call 740-687-1714. 

2004 HONDA ODDYSEY, 1 owner, 

auto, 99,000 mi, excellent condition, 

power sliding doors, remote locks, 

power windows AM/FM, CD, $11,500. 

740-215-3111. 

1984 CHEVY SILVERADO TRUCK 

½ton 2wd, 350 auto, headers, runs 

great, some rust, $1300. 740-969-1324


Tickets 

Available 

Now! 

Show Info: 

Get cooking! 

• Fun live cooking demos with 

top culinary specialists 

• Fabulous recipes and easy 

entertaining ideas 

• Prize giveaways and 

free gift bag 

100 tickets 

Premium 

Seating! Best seats 

in the house! 

14 a ticket. 

Get them 

while you can! 

are for Premium 

$ 

14 a ticket. 

Come to the show & get your free 1 year 

subscription of either Taste of Home or 

Simple and Delicious Magazine!!! (new subscribers only) 

Purchase your tickets at Carnival Foods 

located in Lancaster, Heath or Circleville. 

You can also purchase your tickets at the 

Lancaster Eagle-Gazette or send a self 

addressed, stamped envelope to: 

Lancaster Eagle-Gazette 

Attn: Taste of Home, 

138 W. Chestnut St., 


Tuesday, Sept., 15 th , 2009!! 

Fairfield Christian Church 

1965 N. Columbus St. 


Show Begins 

at 7 p.m. 

Come early & enjoy the 

vendor exhibits. 

Doors Open at 

4:30 p.m. 

Tickets $ 10 each. 

$ 

12 at the door. 

Presented locally by: 

Personal Touch 

Party Rental & Events 

Call 740.681.4335 or visit TasteOfHome.com 

0000459684


Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, MySpace...What? 

Tips for Parents - Talking to Your Teens About Social Networking 

Since the Internet is such a big part of teens’ lives today, parents and 

children need to discuss how to properly use social networking sites 

to ensure their safety. 

(MS) -- It’s no secret 

young people growing up 

today are more technologically 

advanced than 

older generations like 

the Baby Boomers. In 

those days, communicating 

with friends was done 

primarily by talking on the 

telephone, writing a note 

or speaking face-to-face. 

There was no e-mailing, 

text messaging, IM’ing (instant 

messaging) or posting 

comments on each other’s 

personal Web pages. 

In schools today, instead of 

just passing notes, students 

can send text messages on 

their cell phones and communicate 

online with their 

bff (best friends forever) 

or with people they don’t 

know, and this makes it 

difficult for parents to 

monitor their child’s online 

activities. In addition to 

e-mailing and text messaging, 

communicating via 

social networking sites is 

becoming more common 

for both older and younger 

generations. In fact, in 

January 2009 Facebook 

alone reported that they 

had 150 million active users. 

In addition, according 

to Common Sense Media, 

55 percent of teens have 

an online profile on social 

networking sites like Facebook 

or MySpace. 

“Social networking sites 

can be great resources for 

staying in contact with 

people, reconnecting with 

old friends, meeting people 

with common interests, 

and getting questions answered, 

but unfortunately 

not everyone who uses the 

Internet and social networking 

sites has honest 

intentions,” said Jay Opperman, 

Senior Director 

of Security and Privacy at 

Comcast. 

What does this all mean? It 

means that parents should: 

1) become familiar with 

online social networks like 

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn 

and MySpace; and 2) 

talk to your children about 

the importance of being 

safe and smart while communicating 

online. 

Here are a few tips to keep 

in mind when talking to 

your teens about the Internet 

and social networks: 

TIP 1 -- Choose your pictures 

wisely: Pictures can 

say a thousand words. If 

you decide to post a picture 

of yourself online, be 

very cautious about what 

you post. 

“Do not use a picture 

that will embarrass you 

five years down the road 

because even if you delete 

the picture, it will never go 

away. What goes online, 

stays online,” said Opperman. 

“Think about these 

questions: If I post this 

picture, could it prevent 

me from getting a scholarship 

or a job in the future? 

What if the person or 

persons I share my picture 

with, shares it with others?” 

TIP 2 -- Don’t talk to 

strangers and use privacy 

settings: Sometimes people 

aren’t always who they 

say they are and the Internet 

provides an additional 

means of being anonymous. 

Remember, everyone 

in the world doesn’t 

have your best interests at 

heart and some people are 

looking to prey on children 

and teens online. Social 

networking sites have 

privacy settings so you 

can control who can see 

your personal page. The 

settings can’t protect you 

100 percent, but they are 

helpful so make sure you 

set up a privacy setting so 

only your friends can see 

your page. 

TIP 3 -- Keep your personal 

information personal: 

Don’t share personal information 

such as your last 

name, parents’ or siblings’ 

names, phone number, 

address, social security 

number or where you like 

to hang out. People with 

dishonest intentions can 

use this information to find 

you or steal your identity. 

TIP 4 -- Don’t be a cyberbully: 

Don’t bully 

people online or in person. 

You wouldn’t appreciate 

a schoolmate or even a 

stranger posting embarrassing 

or harassing information 

about you or 

threatening you online so 

don’t do that to someone 

else. Online, this is called 

cyberbullying, and now 

more and more states are 

passing anti-cyberbullying 

laws. 

TIP 5 -- Go outside and 

stay active: Technology 

is fascinating and it keeps 

us connected in so many 

ways, but don’t let the Internet 

disconnect you from 

other things that are important 

in life. Spend time 

with family and friends in 

person. Walk the dog, learn 

how to play an instrument, 

get involved in sports and 

other extracurricular afterschool 

activities. Real life 

connections with family, 

friends and those most 

important to you should be 

one of your top priorities.


Construction News 

Net-zero homes are on the horizon 

(MS) -- By J.C. Carroll 

Home construction is turning 

‘green’ at such a rapid 

pace, it is expected that 

very soon, you will be able 

to build a house to be so 

energy efficient there will 

be no need to tap the public 

supply. In mathematical 

terms: the energy a home 

is able to generate, subtract 

the energy required by the 

occupants, would be zero. 

“Three main elements 

must co-exist for it to work 

cost-efficiently,” says Todd 

Blyth at Nudura, a manufacturer 

of advanced concrete 

wall forms. “Those 

components are: the ability 

to generate a constant 

energy supply; a building 

envelope with maximum 

strength and insulation; 

and an inside operation 

with reduced energy usage. 

“If, at the outset, energyimpact 

decisions are made 

carefully regarding the 

walls, windows, roofing, 

ventilation and indoor climate 

control, you are well 

on your way to completely 

offsetting energy consumption. 

Once the building 

is erected, it’s a matter of 

smaller incremental decisions 

that add into the 

energy savings.” 

This vision is already a 

reality. In 2010, the first 

‘net-zero’ school building 

will open in the United 

States, where it is expected 

to push the efficiency 

benchmarks beyond all 

expectations. 

* A roof designed with 

solar panels and electricity 

grid. 

* Geothermal heating and 

cooling for environmentally 

responsible efficiency. 

* Walls of concrete. The 

Nudura system is comprised 

of stay-in-place, 

pre-assembled blocks, steel 

reinforced, and then filled 

with concrete. It replaces 

traditional building methods. 

The durability and 

energy efficiency of concrete 

has shown to reduce 

energy costs up to 70 percent. 

Better still, the entire 

structure (www.nudura. 

com) is reported to be up 

to nine times stronger, with 

far more fire protection 

and with far more sound 

insulation. 

* Ventilation includes a 

CO2 monitoring system 

to keep good air quality 

indoors and allow no more 

outdoor air than necessary. 

* Positioning is northsouth 

allowing for effective 

day lighting (without 

glare) so that all artificial 

lighting can be off during 

70 percent of school hours. 

* Computers are wireless. 

Five carts, each loaded 

with 30 laptops, save energy, 

wiring and construction 

of a computer lab. Laptops 

use a fraction of the energy 

used to run a typical desktop 

computer. 

* Kitchen staff is trained in 

energy-efficient food preparation. 

Typically, kitchens 

account for 25 percent of 

a school’s energy drain. 

FH099530 

ORDER NOW 

$ &# '$ 

(books available in September 2009): 

$10.00! 

Images of Our L ives 

■ Prepay my order of $29.95 plus $1.87 tax and pick my books up in September at the newspaper. 

■ 

!% % 

■ 0.430 7/07 

■ '8, ■ ,8907,7/ 

■ 8.4;07 

(740) 654-1321 

The Lancaster Eagle-Gazette iscelebratingits200thanniversarywiththe 

publicationofaveryspecialbook:“ImagesofOurLives.”Thisclassichardcover 

bookfeaturesmorethan300photoscapturinglifeinLancasterandFairfield 

Countyfromthe1800stotoday.Thesephotoshavebeencarefullyselectedfrom 

thecollectionsofindividuals,archivesofFairfieldCountyDistrictLibraryandthe 

newspaper.Manyoftheseimageshaveneverbeforebeenpublished.Anheirloom-quality 

treasuretobepasseddownthroughgenerations,thisisabookyouwillwanttoown— 

anditmakesawonderfulgift. 

You may purchase this collector’s edition at at aa specialpre-publicationpriceof$29.95 

pre-publication of plus tax. After publication in in August, September, a limited a limited number number of copies of copies will be will available be available for 

for $39.95. $39.95. Order Order your your books books today today and save and save $10 $10 by using by using the coupon. the coupon. 

0004392946-01


1994 F350 DULLY CREW CAB 

w/ 5th wheel hitch and breaking 

system, no repairs needed, power 

everything, new batteries, $4800. 

Ready to go! 740-687-3611. 

1995 F150 SHORT-BED 

107K, 4x4, 6 cyl., 5-speed, cruise, 

a/c, pw, aluminum tool-box. 

Looks good, runs good! 

$2700. Call 740-385-6064. 

1997 FULL SIZE F150 FORD 

PICK-UP, V6, 5-speed, A/C, 

$4,695 or trade for 

1995 Tacoma or newer. 

Call 740-474-3126. 

1998 DODGE RAM 1500 PICKUP, 

4X4, 6" lift, extended cab, regular 

bed, auto, new tires. Call 740-503-4310 

or 740-687-5000. 

1999 FORD F150, 4WD, clean, good 

cond. 1 owner, $5500, 740-569-7470. 

CHEVY 2003 S-10, 3DR Cab, 4x4, LS, 

51,800 miles. $9,000obo. Call 740-474- 

2060 or 740-332-6219 

20" CHROME RIMS WITH 4 TIRES, 

Off 2001 F150 Truck. Brand new. No 

dents or dings, $1000. Call Justin, 

740-403-9031. 

2007 CAR HAULER TRAILER 

metal floor, 4 wheel brakes, 

electric wench, used 3 times, paid 

$3600, asking $2500 firm. 740-653-6012. 

SEMI STORAGE TRAILERS 

6 TO Choose from 28ft to 53ft 

$1,200 to $2,000 good condition. Also 

many tires and wheels 740-344-3736 

TRAILERS: 4’X8’, $250. 5’x12’ 

$450. 6’x14’, $800. Cargo Trailer, 

6 1/2’ x 9 1/2’ $1200, 5’x10’ $750. 

Boat trailer, $200. 4-Horse Trailer , 

$1200. More used trailers. 

740-775-0784. 

2000 ROCKWO OD ROO, 21+ ft, 

Sleeps 7+, all amenities including 

AC, bathroom, refrig/freezer, stove, 

oven, excellent condition. $6800. 

740-849-2463. 

RV RENTALS Motor Homes, pop-ups 

and travel trailers. Reserve NOW for 

best dates. www.SpecialtyRVs.com 

or 877-652-1918 

So many reasons 

to buy right here. 

1997 HD SPORTSTER 883 

Brand new drag pipes and forward 

controls. Low miles. Excellent condition. 

$4400, 740-243-1448. 

1998 YAMAHA R 1, blue, chrome 

wheels, extras. 740-819-7899. $4000. 

2000 HONDA XR 50 DIRT BIKE, 

very good condition, $500. 740-474-6161 

2002 KTM 250 E X C , Street legal, 

clear title. Lots of extras. $1695. 

740-659-2549. 

2005 YAMAHA R6, black, mint 

condition. Lots of extras, $6300. Call 

740-215-9841. 

2008 ALUMINUM RACING 

GO-KART 5hp, racing briggs & Stratton 

engine, full roll cage, $425/OBO. 

740-477-3745 

2006 POLARIS SPORTSMAN 500 

only 160 mi. Lots of extras. $4500 obo. 

740-385-0367 or 740-603-1448. 

City Car Company 

1601 Maysville Ave. • 297-7386 

BUY HERE - 

PAY HERE 

CREDIT 

PROBLEMS 

NO 

CREDIT? 

OVER 150 VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM 

★ Low Weekly Payments And ★ 

Reasonable Down Payment 

Down Payment Required 

150 Whiley Ave., Lancaster, Ohio 

PHONE 654-5900 or 1-800-244-1526 

HOURS: Open Daily ‘Til 7 p.m.; 

Sat. ‘Til 4 p.m., Closed Sunday 

TANSKY’S AUTOMART, INC. 

Across 

from McDonalds 

on Maysville Ave. 

0004399309-01 

0004399223-01 

03 CHEVY 

TRAILBLAZER LT XL 

6 cyl., auto, leather, 

4x4, 84k 

99 CHEVY 1500 

X-tra Cab, 4x4, V8 

02 CHRYSLER PT 

CRUISER 

Touring Edition, Loaded 

$ 7995 $ 6495 $ 4995 

99 FORD RANGER EXT CAB 4X4, V-6 ................................. $4995 

02 JEEP LIBERTY Limited Ed., loaded, 4x4 ................................ $6995 

01 CHRYSLER P.T. CRUISER Auto, loaded ......................... $4995 

04 CHEVY VENTURE 80k, loaded .............................................. $5995 

02 DODGE DAKOTA crew cab, 4x4, V-8 ..................................... $6995 

97 CHEVY CAMARO V6, auto, t-tops ........................................ $3695 

00 DODGE DAKOTA Ext. Cab, 4x4, loaded, 6 cyl. ...................... $5495 

96 CHEVY BLAZER 4 Dr., 4x4, 6 cyl., auto ................................ $2495 

02 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER 4x4, loaded ................................... $7495 

03 PONTIAC GRAND AM 5-speed, 89k ................................... $1695 

NEW INVENTORY ARRIVING DAILY 

Look for great new car and truck 

sales from your local dealers.


End of Summer 

Savings At 

The Carriage Company 

$8,900 

$17,900 

$17,900 

$12,900 

$28,900 

$15,900 

‘08 HYUNDAI ACCENT 2 dr., air cond., 5 spd., 

13k, 4 cyl., AM/FM, CD 

‘08 HONDA ACCORD LXP 4 dr., air cond., tllt, 

auto., pwr. windows, crusie, allloy wheels, pwr. locks, 4 cyl., 

pwr. mirrors AM/FM, CD, local trade 

‘08 SUBARU OUTBACK AWD 4 dr., air cond., 

tilt, auto., pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, pwr. locks, 4 

cyl., AM/FM, CD, heated seats 

‘08 MAZDA 6 4 dr., air cond., tilt, auto., pwr. windows, 

cruise, alloy wheels, pwr. locks, 4 cyl., AM/FM, CD. 

‘07 CHEVY TAHOE LT 4X4 4 dr., air cond., tilt, 

auto., pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, pwr locks, 38k, 8 

cyl., pwr. mirrors, AM/FM, pwr seats, CD, local trade, 8 pass. 

‘07 NISSAN ALTIMA 2.5S 4 dr., air cond., tilt, 

auto., pwr. windows, cruise, pwr. locks, 4 cyl., pwr. mirrors, 

AM/FM, CD, local trade 

$20,900 

$13,900 

$16,900 

$16,900 

$19,900 

$15,900 

‘07 JEEP WRANGLER UNLIMITED 4X4 

4dr., air cond., tilt, auto., pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, 

6cyl., pwr. locks, 6cy., AM/FM, 1-owner, CD, both tops, 

new tires. 

‘07 CHEVY IMPALA LTZ 4 dr., air cond., full 

power, tilt, auto., cruise, alloy wheels, leather, 6 cyl., pwr. 

sunroof, AM/FM, CD, local trade, new tires. 

‘06 TOYOTA RAV 4 4 dr., air cond., tilt, auto., pwr. 

windows, cruise, alloy wheels, pwr. locks, 47k miles, 6 cyl., 

pwr. mirrors, AM/FM, CD, local trade 

‘06 JEEP WRANGLER UNLIMITED 4X4 2 

dr., air cond., tilt, cruise, alloy wheels, 6 spd., 42k, 6cyl., 

AM/FM, CD, hard top 

‘06 NISSAN TITAN KING CAB SE 4X4 4dr., 

air cond., full power, tilt, auto., cruise, alloy wheels, 32k, 8 

cyl., AM/FM, bedliner, CD, towing pkg. 

‘06 HONDA CRV LX 4X4 4 dr., air cond., tilt,, 

auto., pwr., windows, cruise, pwr. locks, 4 cyl., pwr. mirrors, 

AM/FM, CD, local trade 

$22,900 

$10,900 

$14,900 

$16,900 

$7,900 

$13,900 

‘06 TOYOTA TUNDRA SR5 4X4 4 dr., air 

cond., tilt, auto., pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, pwr. 

locks, 27k, 8 cyl., pwr. mirrors, AM/FM, bedliner, CD, 

towing pkg., crew cab 

‘05 HONDA CIVIC EX 2 dr., air, cond., tilt, pwr. 

windows, curise, alloy wheels, 5spd., pwr. locks, 4 cyl., pwr. 

sunroof, pwr. mirrors, AM/FM, CD 

‘05 HONDA CRV EX 4X4 4dr., air cond., tilt, 

auto., alloy wheels, pwr. windows, cruise, pwr. locks, 4 cyl., 

pwr. sunroof, pwr. mirrors, AM/FM CD, local trade 

‘05 NISSAN FRONTIER CREW CAB LE 4X4 

4 dr., air cond., tilt, auto., pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, 

pwr. locks, 6 cyl., pwr. mirrors, AM/FM, CD, towing pkg. 

‘04 FORD EXPLORER XLS 4X4 4 dr., air 

cond., tilt, auto., pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, pwr. 

locks, pwr., mirrows, 6 cyl., AM/FM, CD, local trade, DVD, 

new tires 

‘04 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER SR5 4X4 4 dr., 

air cond., full power, tilt, auto., cruise, alloy wheels, 6 cyl., 

AM/FM, pwr. moonroof, CD, local trade, 3rd seat 

$12,900 

$11,900 

$14,900 

$9,900 

$13,900 

$7,900 

‘04 JEEP WRANGLER X 4X4 2 dr., air cond., 

tilt, alloy wheels, 5 spd., 48k miles, 6 cyl., AM/FM, CD, 

soft top. 

‘04 HONDA ELEMENT EX 4X4 4 dr., air, cond., 

tilt, auto., sunroof, pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, pwr. 

locks, 4 cyl., pwr. mirrors AM/FM, CD, local trade, new tires. 

‘04 TOYOTA TACOMA SR5 4X4 EXT. CAB 

2 dr., air cond., tilt, alloy wheels, cruise, 5spd., 4 cyl., AM/ 

FM, bedliner, CD, local trade. 

‘04 VW BEETLE GLS 2 dr., air, cond., tilt, auto., 

pwr. windows, cruise, pwr. locks, 4 cyl., pwr. mirrors, AM/ 

FM, CD 

‘03 CHEVY TAHOE Z71 4X4 4 dr., air cond., full 

power, tilt, auto., cruise, alloy wheels, leather, 8 cyl., AM/ 

FM, pwr. moonroof, CD, towing pkg,, local trade 

‘03 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT 4X4 4 dr., air 

cond., tilt, auto., pwr. windows, alloy wheels, pwr. locks, 6 

cyl., pwr. mirrors, AM/FM, CD, local trade 

$12,900 

$5,900 

$11,900 

$8,900 

$5,500 

$15,900 

‘03 FORD EXPLORER SPORT TRAC 4x4, 

4 dr., air cond., full power, tilt, auto., cruise, alloys wheels, 

leather, 56k, 6 cyl., AM/FM, CD, towing pkg., local trade. 

‘03 CHEVY CAVALIER 2 dr., air cond., tilt, auto., 

silver, 4 cyl., 71k miles, AM/FM, CD 

‘03 JEEP WRANGLER X 4X4 2 dr. air cond., 

auto., alloy wheels, 6 cyl., AM/FM, CD, hard top 

‘03 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER LS 4X4 4 dr., 

air cond., tilt, auto., pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, 

pwr. locks, 6 cyl., pwr. mirrors, AM/FM, CD, towing pkg., 

local trade 

‘03 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 dr., air cond., tilt, auto., 

4cyl., AM/FM, CD, blue, local trade 

‘03 TOYOTA TACOMA SR5 4x4, 4 dr., air cond., 

tilt, auto., pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, pwr., locks, 6 

cyl., pwr., mirrors, AM/FM, CD, towing pkg., crew cab 

$4,900 

$9,900 

$4,900 

$7,900 

$7,500 

‘02 NISSAN SENTRA GXE 4 dr., air, cond., tilt, 

auto., pwr. wind, crusie, pwr. locks, 4 cyl., AM/FM, CD, 

local trade 

‘02 NISSAN FRONTIER CREW CAB SE 4X4 

4 dr., air cond., tilt, auto., sunroof, pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, 

pwr locks, leather, 6 cyl., pwr. mirrors, AM/FM, bedliner, CD, longbed 

‘02 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER LTZ 4X4 4 dr., air 

cond., full power, tilt, auto., cruise, alloys wheels, leather, 6 

cyl., AM/FM, pwr. moonroof, CD, towing pkg., heated seats. 

‘02 GMC SONOMA REG CAB 2 dr., auto., 

6 cyl., AM/FM, CD, 

‘01 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 2 dr., 

air cond., tilt, atuo., pwr. windows, crusie, alloy wheels, pwr. 

locks, leather, 6 cyl., pwr. mirrors, AM/FM, CD, local trade. 

‘01 HONDA ODYSSEY EX 4 dr., air cond., tilt, 

auto., pwr. windows, cruise, alloy wheels, pwr. locks, 6 cyl., 

pwr. mirrors AM/FM, CD, local trade. 

$5,900 

$5,900 

$5,900 

$5,500 

$3,900 

$1,900 

‘01 TOYOTA TACOMA REG CAB 2 dr., air 

cond., tilt, auto., 4 cyl., AM/FM, bedliner, CD 

740-653-4455 

‘99 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER 4X4 4 dr., air 

cond., full power, tilt, auto., cruise, alloy wheels, leather, 6 

cyl., AM/FM, pwr moonroof, CD, local trade. A Must See! 

‘97 NISSAN REG CAB 4X4 2 dr., alloy wheels, 5 

spd., 70k miles, 4 cyl., AM/FM bedliner, CD, new tires 

‘97 NISSAN REG CAB XE 2 dr., air cond., 

auto., alloy wheels, 76k miles, 4 cyl., AM/FM, bedliner, 

CD, local trade 

THE CARRIAGE COMPANY 

1031 N. Memorial Dr. (Rt. 33 South) Lancaster, OH 

Visit us on the web: carriagecompany.com 

‘95 TOYOTA TACOMA SR5 4X4 EXT. CAB 

2 dr., air, tilt, alloy wheels, 5spd., 6 cyl., AM/FM, bedliner, 

CD, local trade. 

Member Better 

Business Bureau 

‘88 TOYOTA CELICA CONV 2 dr., tilt, pwr. 

windows, cruise, alloy wheels, 5 spd., 4 cyl., AM/FM, cass., 

local trade. 

0004400429-01


★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 

END OF SUMMER BLOWOUT SALE!! 

SPECIAL SAVINGS! 

‘05 CHEVY 2500 HD LS 

4X4, Ext cab., auto., 80k 

Shortbed, Duramax Diesel. Lots of extras! 

$ 25,950 

OUR 

PRICE 

SUPER LOW PRICE 

‘05 MITSUBISHI 

5 spd., V6, air, fully 

loaded, pwr. sunroof, 

leather, chrome wheels, 

OUR 

PRICE 


‘04 KIA SEDONA EX 

Auto., V6, fully loaded, pwr. sunroof, 

leather, 110K, DVD, quad buckets. 

thecarcompanyonline.com 

‘06 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER 

Auto., 4 cyl, full 

power, tilt, CD, 67K. 


‘05 DODGE RAM 1500 

Auto., V6, tilt, cruise, CD, 45K, 

regular cab, shortbed. 

OUR 

PRICE 

$ 9,950 


‘02 DODGE DURANGO SLT PLUS 4X4 

Auto., full power, leather, 107K, 3rd row 

seat, nice family vehicle. 

The Car Company 

thecarcompanyonline.com 

LOOK AT THIS 

‘04 DODGE STRATUS SXT 

Auto., V6, full power, tilt, cruise, 

CD, 80K. 

OUR 

PRICE$ 5,950 

LOOK AT THIS 

‘07 CHEVY COBALT LS 

Auto., 4 cyl., tilt, cruise, CD, 19K. 

102K. Auto, full power, 233K, crew cab dually 

cummins diesel, bmw fl ip hitch. 

OUR 

PRICE 

$ 6,950 

‘06 FORD F350 XL 4X4 EXT CAB 

Auto, A/C, tilt, cruise, 48K, 

bedliner, powerstroke 

diesel, 6spd manual. 

OUR 

PRICE 

OUR 

PRICE 

$ 6,950 

OUR 

PRICE 

Auto, 113K, 6.0 gas, 

shortbed. 

$ 6,950 

‘05 CHEVY 2500 HD SILVERADO 

4X4 EXT CAB 

SPECIAL SAVINGS! 

Vehicles subject to prior sale. Prices plus tax and title to qualifi ed buyers. 

“We Make Car Buying Easy!” 

740-862-8900 

851 S. Main St., Baltimore 

LOOK AT THIS 

‘06 DODGE RAM 2500 4X4 

Auto, full power, alloy wheels, 

71K, bedliner, towing pkg., crew 

cab, big horn, cummins diesel. 

thecarcompanyonline.com thecarcompanyonline.com 

OUR 

PRICE 

Mon.-Thurs. 9-7, Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5, Closed Sun. 

Lancaster 

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 

Rt. 33 

Coonpath 

BALTIMORE 

X 

A SHORT DRIVE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! 

DON’T HESITATE @ THESE PRICES CALL NOW! 

OUR 

PRICE 

OUR 

PRICE 

OUR 

OUR 

21,950 $ $ 

PRICE 

14,950 

PRICE 

17,950 

$ 

21,950 

‘02 FORD MUSTANG COUPE 

5 spd., V6, full power, 

tilt cruise, CD, 69K. 

7,950 

OUR 

PRICE 

$ 

7,950 

‘04 DODGE RAM 3500 SLT 4X4 

Auto, full power, 28K, 

bedliner, crew cab, 

shortbed, cummins 

diesel, power running 

boards. 

$ 22,950 

‘03 DODGE RAM 2500 HEMI 4X4 

Auto, full power, 86K, 

crew cab, shortbed. 

Full power, leather, 168K, towing 

pkg., crew cab dually, 7.3 

powerstroke, new tires. 

Auto., full power, 

110K, 

bedliner, 

5.3L. 

OUR 

OUR 

$ 

OUR 

$ 

$ PRICE 

OUR 

PRICE 

6,950 PRICE 

14,950 

8,950 

$ 

PRICE 8,950 

Priced Right Priced Right Priced Right Priced Right Priced Right 

‘04 TOYOTA SIENNA XLT ‘07 SUBARU LEGACY 2.5 I ‘03 GMC SIERRA 1500 SLE ‘04 DODGE RAM 1500 SLT ‘90 FORD RANGER XLT 

Auto., V6, fully loaded, leather, DVD, Auto., full power, alloys, 53K, spoiler. 4X4 EXT. CAB Auto., V8, full power, Auto., 114K, quad cab, short bed, 

Auto., air, pwr. 

92K, 1-owner. 

123K, bedliner, towing pkg., Z71 Pkg., Hemi. 

windows, pwr. 

clean truck. 

locks, tilt, 

cruise, 

140K, 

tonneau 

cover. 

$ 11,950 $ 11,950 

‘07 CHEVY 3500 LT 

Duramax Diesel, 4x4, 

auto, full power, 

leather, 25K. 

$ 34,950 

‘78 FORD BRONCO 4X4 

Auto, V8, 96K, towing pkg., built 

460, super clean, weld wheels, 

running boards. 

LOOK AT THIS 

‘99 DODGE RAM 2500 LARAMIE 

SLT EXT CAB 

Auto, alloy wheels, 221K, longbed, 

2wd, tonneau cover. 

OUR 

PRICE 

‘05 FORD F250 XLT FX4 4X4 

Auto, full power, tilt, 

cruise, CD, 116K, 

powerstroke diesel, 

new spray in liner. 

‘01 FORD F350 LARIAT 4X4 

OUR 

PRICE 

‘02 CHEVY SILVERADO 1500 LS 

EXT. CAB 

26,950 

OUR 

PRICE 

‘06 DODGE RAM 3500 SLT 4X4 

$ 9,950 

$ 9,950 $ 

26,950 

$ 18,950 

$ 14,950 

11,950 $ 11,950 $ 10,950 $ 1,650 

‘01 DODGE RAM 3500 LARAMIE SPORT 

V10, Only 55k miles! 

4x4, Ext cab., auto, fully 

loaded, leather 

OUR 

PRICE 

‘07 FORD FUSION SE 

Auto., V6, full power, tilt, 

cruise, CD, 92K, 

1-owner. 

OUR 

PRICE 

$ 14,950 

$ 8,950 

‘04 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 

Auto., V8, full power, 

tilt, cruise CD, alloys, 

68K, Special Edition, 

DVD player. 

OUR 

8,950 $ 

PRICE 

10,950 

Priced Right 

‘94 DODGE DAKOTA SPORT 

Auto., AC,V-6, tilt, cruise 123k miles, 

local trade 

$ 1,950 

Car 

Company 

Rt. 158 

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 

0004400056-01

FREE - centralohio.com

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?