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Jfune \986

the pulilicaticn of yow­

Min~rva Park Civic Association

It was a great day for a garage sale. Except for a few shmvers at noontime, it was great weather. Some people found lots of good things to buy. The kids thought they entered a toy store at this garage sale. The entire garage was filled with toys. My son,Eddie, thought this garage sale was fabulous. Here's a picture of the sale - the Perfect's on Wildwood Road.

JUNE CALENDAR

June 3rd - NCC at 7:30 9th - Village Council

at 8:00 lOth - Civic Assoc. at 7:30

:15th - Father's Day :·18th - VILLAGER deadline

All of the above meetings are held at the Community Building and are open to the public.

~lection of ®fficers

mark pour calenbar! Election of officers for Civic Association will take place at 7:30 on June lOth at the Community Building. The positions open for nomination are as follows:

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 3 - 2 year board members 1 - 1 year board member

Those people who are interested in becoming involved in the Civic Association should come forward now. Those people who have rumbled about the way things have been done in the past should come forward too. Now is the time for you to get involved. Civic Association needs people who are willing to come to each monthly meeting. It needs people who will readily volunteer to "pitch in and help . " Come forward now to volunteer for the Civic Association or forever hold your peace!

VILLAGE COUNCIL

Council met in regular session May 12, 1986, with all members present.

Peggy Holfin?er, President-elect of the Women s Club, reported that they hope to have a representative at each of the Council meetings. She announced the Installation Banquet this month and invited Council to attend the annual pot luck dinner being planned for the fall. She also showed the attractive new Minerva Park Cook Book currently on sale.

The Mayor explained the current Village insurance situation. Very short notice of cancellation was given,and though most policies have been placed, the umbrella and general liability have not. Costs have risen (generally three times the rates of a year .ago~ and many companies are no longer writing this type of insurance.

Streets - Dave Blair reported he had looked into a number of drain­age problems and will get with Lee Rupp to see what ean be done for some of them. At least one of them appeared to be due to a blockage in the sewer. It was pointed out that blmving grass and leaves into the street,and sub­sequently into the drain, blocked drains and sewers which are costly to the village.

Finance - Mr. Champney informed Council that it needs to begin planning for funding needs. The Village is currently existing virtually hand to mouth and the increased insurance rates,along with many other increases, are a real problem.

As there was no more business to come before the body, the meeting was adjourned at 8:30.P.H.

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REQUIRED READING * A public hearing will be held Sunday, June 8th at 8 PM at the Community Building. The Planning and Zoning Commission of Minerva Park will consider a zoning request from applicant, Golden Bear Home & Sport Center, Inc. (out of Akron, Ohio) on the Harper Land, 3047 E. Dublin-Granville Road, the historic Phelps House. The land is currently zoned "business district - suburban office" The request asks for "business district - . retail to permit retail business and service outlets." The store sells major appliances and electronics. The public is encouraged to attend to hear both side of this zoning request.

George and Miriam Crosby on Minerva Lake Road.

WOMENS CLUB INSTALLATION BANQUET

The Installation Banquet was held on May 27th at the Hilton North in Worthington. New officers were installed. They are as follows:

President - Peggy Holfinger Vice President - Judy Horton Secretary - Betty Beatrice Treasurer - Ruth Mussio

Entertainment was provided by Westerville South Chorale Croup. Women's Club will again be meeting in the fall beginning with its annual pot luck dinner in SepteQber. See you all in the fall!

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4th of July Update

The parade committee has ·made great progress. It should be a fun 4th of July for all . The parade starts at 10 a.m. After the parade the field games will take place at Hawthorne School. The pool games will take place rieht after the field gatnes.

· ~he Art Show will be held at the Community Building. Entries can be brought to the Compmnity Build­ing on July 2nd from 10-11 a.m . Judging will take place on July 3rd. Anyone, any age, who lives in the park is eligible to enter the show. Any art form can be shown - painting, drawing, crafts, needlework,sculpture, photograp~y, etc . Entries may be viewed dur1ng the pot luck dinner and then pic~­ed up after tne dinner (no \at.e.r than 7:30 .)

The Pet Show will take place on July 3rd in the field by the pool at 6:00 p.m. Prizes will be award­ed to pets and owners. Judging and prizes will be provided by the Humane Society. Also, a pet edu­cation program will be given. Hore

:> • details in the next 1ssue.

So far Lakewood and several busine~ses have organized -to make floats. Call Bob Pitts 890-4442 if you are in need of a flatbed.

The Annual Pot Luck Dinner will ·. be held at the Community Building

on. July 4th from 5-7 . Cold cuts, rolls, coffee, and pop will be provided. Bring a side.dish or dessert to share and br1ng your own tab lew are.

The next VILLAGER will cover all th~ 4th of July activities again; so . plan on spending the whole day here in the park participating in all .the activities.

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Seen in all the best neighborhoods, ()no sian and our harO!ork~ profe&o: siona.ls are - all CNer, because the <»mmRY 21 S)'StEIII sells IIOl'e bcm-ls than · any other real estate sales organization in the ...orld.

BONNIE LIMES HOME· 882·5313

Long T1•• Resident Of H1nern Perk

CaY 'For 'Free MarketllnJysis

PUT NUHSER l TO WORK FOR YOU · . JOE WALKER. ASSOCIATES,

~~ • REALTORS~ '-J'l JIUnl 2400 E. Oublln.Qranville Rd.

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THE COOK BOOKS ARE HERE

The Hinerva Park \-lomen' s Club Cook Books are nm-1 for sale. The cost is $4 . 5U. Contact Ginny Gordon 882-8338 or Nancy Toy 890-0141 to set your copies.

On page 55 of the cook books a correction needs to be made. The recipe for 'Custard Carrots' shoul<.l read "2 cups of cooked and r.1ashed carrots" instead of just 2 carrots.

Jim Hughes Roofing and Continuous Gutters

•10 Years Experience •Free Estimates

•Referrals Available Upon Request

Minerva Park Resident: · 891-5600

SAME DAY Sf:RVICE • WESTERN BOOTS REPAIRED 'WHILE YOU SHOP SERVICE"

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Columbus SQ. Shoocllng Center Cleveland Ava. & Rte. 181

CAcroaa from "Black Anou•'') ~Y Meye,. ·

Phone 881·626~

COm1UN ITY CORNER

A special 'thank you' to the Inskeep family who has printed flyers on two occasions in the past month for the pa rk. They printed the flyers concerninp, the mobile• home site that was proposed on 3-C. They also printed the flyers coverint the 4th of July events. Thank you for your donation to the community.

* ** * ** * ** * ** * The pool opened on M~y 31st. Memberships are still nvailable if you haven't joined yet . Conta:ct Rita Dura or Hari & Andy Z a~rzej e\-lsk i or stop by the pool for more informa­tion.

* ** * ** * ** * ** * A few weeks back I lost · a letter on the way to the post office. It was picked up by someone and mailed. 1 If it was · someone here in the park, I am ~ery grateful to you for mailing it. It contained numerous important papers. Thanks to your help the envelope made it to . its destination.

* ** * ** * ** * ** * Dale and Lynne Smallwood on Ninerva Lake Road are the proud parents of a baby boy . . The baby was born on Hay 9th. 7 lbs. 14 ozs. He has been named Scott Jonathan. Congratulations to the happy parents/

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PLEASE NOTE

The Women's Club will again print a Hinerva Park Directory for 1986-1987. Please notify ~1arge Vance (882-R508) of any corrections. additions, or cl1anges.

If our teenagers want to be on the 'Baby Sitters List' or the 'Odd Jobs List' please write or phone Marge Vance, 2761 Lakewood Drive. If you don't get in touch. with Harge, your name will not appear on these lists . The format is the same as last year:

AGE ADDRESS PHONE f!

Please notify Narge by July 1st. Anyone \-lishing to place an ad in the directory should also contact Narge for details. The cost of the books this year will be $4,00 and will be available in the fall.

See The Professionals Who Put All The Pieces Together For You!

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2505 Woodley Road Columbus, Ohio 43229 (614) 882-8558

Many thanks to Elaine Fulkerson on Maplewood and Brent Hackey on Alder Vista who helped plant flowers at the Cleveland Avenue entrance.

Th en =- wer E· nuf"lerous don::t ti ons made to the Women's Club Card Party. Following is a list of those businesses that contributed.

BEAR HUGS-7 N. State Street COCKERELL'S - N. State Street in

Westerville UPTOWN PHARNACY - 23N. State Street FORGET-HE-NOT NEEDLEWORKS - 20 N.

State Street CALICO CUPBOARD - N. State Street THE CLOTHES SHOW - 8 N. State St. SEBASTIAN JE\·lELERS .:. 4 N. State St. THE DIFFERANCE - 23 E. College. Ave . WESTERVILLE FLORIST - 14 S . State

Street AUNT CATHERINE'S PARLOR - 2 N.

State Street ANTONIO'S PIZZA- 363 S , State St. MINERVA PARK GOLF COURSE GEORGE TIMEN - 5350 Ponderosd

owner of QUALITY GOLD OF COLUHBUS

MINERVA HARKET - 4951 Cleveland Avenue

BROWN-ROYALE FURNITURE - 80 E. Home Street

CARFAGNA"S HARKET - 1405 E. Dublin-Granville RD.

YOGI'S HOAGIES - S. State Street OAKLEY CLEANERS - Westerville

Shoppinr, Center l'10NTE CARLO - Cleveland Ave. FACTORY GLASS OUTLET - 5298

Cleveland Avenue TOTAL YOU - 5302 Cleveland Ave. YESTERDAY'S - Raintree Shoppine

Center HAIR DESIGN by DESIGN GROUP -

24Rl E. Dublin-Granville Roe1d

DRUG \VORLD - Raintree Shopping Cen t er

G&G S\..JEEPr:rz - 5236 Cl eve land i\.V <..'nUC

PAPER CITY OUTLET - 5262 Cleveland /\venue

i:LYit\C E/\CLE - 57.5H Cl eveland Ave. FL()i.JERS Ut~ L IlllTt:D - 55 7 R C 1 eve land

Avenue DO JO ' S - Wes t e rvi lle ~i h opnin r,

Ce nte r CRAFT· N' Til I:'~G S - Columbus Square

ShoppinL Center

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TAB'S HALLMARK SHOP - Columbus Sq. Shopping Center

DOMINEC'S HAIR - Columbus Sq. Shopping

FOR YOUR NAILS ONLY - Colunbus Sq. Shopping Center

PHOTO MEMORIES - Columnus Sq. Shopping Center

DRUG EMPORIUN - Columbus Sq. Shopping Center

OLE BARN FLOWERS - 35 W. Hain Street, \-lestervill e

Many thanks to all of the above for their donations.

Peg~y Yoakam on Maplewood Drive. Don t know who the man in the picture is, but we know it's not her husband. Larry is some­where in the shaQOW .

Voll gjoull CV.etty gpectaQ 2vettt

10% off on all Wedding lnviliztion

& Accessories 4 day Rush Service

Expert Assistance Catalogs Available

for ln·Home Shopping

INSKEEP PRINTERS 267·7543 263·4967 ~~~ ... ~~g~<~\ RT.

3::: .EN~BL~~;,.~~~~ERD.

Parl<lng at the Door Oa;,y 9 TO 6 · SAT. 9 TO 3 OA BY APPT.

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Sarah Eisentrout on Wildwood Road had a lemonade stand . Sarah ran the lemonade stand and younger sister , Claire, he l ped.

THIS MONTH'S WC LUNCHEON

The Women's Club ' Out ri o Lunch Bunch' wi ll be mee ting on June 5th and eat inG a t the BETHEL ROAD COOKER(P.eed & Bethel Road.) Cal l Pauline Wilk inson 882- 7052 by june 4th fo r reservations. Everyone wi l l meet at the Communi t y Bui l ding a t 12:30 on t he day of the lunch.

PEOPLE SERVING PEOPLE

DAVID R. BLAIR G. R.I.

Sales Associate Member C.A.A.

Office Residence 889-7836 882-8467

ARLINGTON • Northwest • 5425 Bethel-Sawmill Center

- over 23 years in the business

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'' QUOfE OF THE MONTH

I don't knmv what y our dest i ny will be, but one thing I know: The onlv ones among you who will he really happy a r e t hose who will have sought and found how t o s erve .

Alber t Schweitzer

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The next VILLACER ~ill be de ­l i ve r ed June 30th in!>tead of Ju1v 7th. It will print all the details of t he 4th of July activities .

Ed itor: Bet t y Beatrice 320 1 Minerva Lake Road 899-9246

Reporter: JoAnne Foss elman

VILLACER ADVEP-TISING POLICY: All ads are to be prepaid and arc to be furnished to t he VII.Lt\GER as came r a - ready copy . All ads are one e i ghth of a paee and are SlO per issue. Checks s hould be made payable to the :'1inerva Park Civic Association.