News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 14

6-b Ohio, New Journal, Mansfield, O. Monday, Sept. 10, 19B4 Digest 37M mm An advertising feature appearing on these pages each Monday I Man injured at stadium CINCINNATI (AP) A 24-year-old man from Seymour, was hospitalized with severe injuries he suffered after falling from a railing on a Riverfront Stadium walkway Sunday and landing on a plaza about two stories below. Michael Bullard was listed in critical condition at University Hospital with broken ribs, a broken arm and other injuries. He fell during halftime of the Cincinnati Bengals' football game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Witnesses said he tried to sit on the railing and lost his balance, falling backwards. it aiuw" '1 --2. I yiuMiaJUJ sssn i New station at Cleveland CLEVELAND (AP) Radio station WCPN is on the air, which will keep Cleveland from continuing as the only major metropolitan city in the nation without public radio. The station at 90.3 on the FM dial went on the air Saturday night with a live performance from the city's Masonic Auditorium by Mel Torme, who demonstrated the style of contemporary jazz that will be aired on the station nine hours daily. WCPN went on the air nearly six years after the Cleveland Board of Education shut down its public radio station.

Mahoning dream fails WARREN, Ohio (AP) -Some time in the next few weeks, the empty year-old Commuter Aircraft Corp. (CAC) plaitt will be sold at a sheriff's auction, perhaps the largest foreclosure sale in Trumbull County history. The plant near Youngstown Municipal Airport is the largest tangible evidence of a dreamed-of aircraft industry in the Mahoning Valley where the steel industry began fading in recent years. The CAC factory was built in 1982 and 1983 with the help of a $10 million loan from 10 area banks, a $3.4 million federal grant and $1 million from private investors. H2P t-.

Jr" 5J5 5- i Louise Hockensmith, owner, and Ken Hockensmlth, manager, stand outside their Henry's Key and Lock Shop, 526 Park Avenue West. In the background is their machine shopvan and one of the tracks they have been working on. Henry's can solve the lock and key problems of any size or make of car or truck, foreign or domestic. This truck happened to be a Volvo. Henry's is tops in quality and service for all locks, keys, security systems and vaults.

Visit Henry's or call them for lock and key service at 526-3416. Henry's Key and Lock Shop is a Busy Place Dick Baumberger, owner-operator of Baumberger Electrical and Maintenance, stands beside one of the Trane GEAir Conditioners, right, and the other picture shows a Manitowoc ice cube machine. Baumberger recently announced that they are now authorized dealers and certified warranty service representatives for these two products. B.E.M. is in the electrical service field, working on such items as heat pumps, gas and electrical furnaces, air conditioners, refrigeration units, and ice machines.

14 I 1 Dick Baumberger Says Now Is Time for Heat Check-Up Henry's Lock and Key Shop is as busy a place as you will find in town. You never go in there when the place is empty and they seem to be forever out on calls for locked cars or trucks. Henry's can handle any size or make of car or truck, or any other kind of lock or key problem. The owner, Louise Hockensmith, and manager Ken Hockensmith are now running the business since the death of Henry Hockensmith back in the spring. They have one other person in the shop to handle drop-in customers.

For those customers concerned about service from Henry's the staff would like them to know that Henry's Key and Lock Shop is still very much in business and carrying on their tradition of good service and quality workmanship. Carrying on are Louise Hockensmith, with approximately 40 years in the business, Ken Hockensmith, the new manager, with a number of years in the business, and Penny Richards, a daughter, also with several years working the family business. Henry's Key and Lock Shop has been serving Mansfield since 1973. Henry's, at the corner of Helen Avenue and Park Avenu West, is a familiar landmark in that area. Not only are they a familiar landmark they are also well-known for their honest, swift, and nualitv service.

They have a reputation for answering service calls promptly and being able to solve most lock and security' problems. Henry's Key and Lock Shop, 526 Park Ave. West has it all. They are your headquarters for all locks and keys, featuring a complete line of padlocks for all needs, deadbolts and electric locks, as well as high security magnetic locks for commercial business. Henry can also set up master key systems for business and industry or install Medeco high security locks.

There is a lock to fit every door in your home or place of business. The new Kwikset deadlock with one-inch bolt is the toughest lock they have ever built It's all steel and brass and so rugged that you couldn't beat it off a door even with a sledgehammer! The one-inch bolt goes deep into the jamb of the door holding the door securely closed and locked. With crime increasing so rapidly all over the country, give your family the protection and security they need; Kwikset Extra Security Cylinder Deadlocks. For lock and key service, reservations, estimates or information the phone number is 526-34 1 6. "Don't get caught short," says Richard Baumberger, of Baumberger Electrical and Maintenance (B.E.M.) "Get ready for winter." Dick says that now is the time to start check-ing-up on your heating systems.

B.E.M. can do all the things necessary to get your heating system ready for the winter months, whether it is residential or commercial property. They are experts on electrical and gas furnaces and heat pumps. Kim Fisher, secretary-receptionist at B.E.M. has hopes that their customers will respond.

Kim has to handle all the calls and assign the various crews to their tasks whenever panic time sets in during October and November. Kim says, "Please don't wait until October and She also says that this is the time for heat pump switch-over. Dick Baumberger, of Baumberger Electrical and Maintenance (B.E.M.) recently announced that they are now the authorized dealer and warranty service representative for Trane (G.E.) Air Conditioners and Manitowoc ice machines. They have been servicing these machines and others for the past two years. Included in the service functions of B.E.M.

is work on heat pumps, alarm systems, gas and electric furnaces, air conditioners, refrigeration units, phones, intercoms and general electrical trouble shooting. He does work on other electrical systems also, and if he can't do the work he will steer you to someone who can. Baumberger Electrical will be two years old in the Spring. Richard Baumberger, owner-operator of B.E.M., has been in the electrical business for over 40 years. He decided to go into the electrical maintenance business several years ago after several years in the industrial field.

Baumberger Electrical has been on 24-hour service since its inception. They have the type of customers that require emergency service when they do need service. Baumberger (B.E.M.) is prepared at all times for emergency work on heating units, air conditioning systems, and refrigeration units. Dick Baumberger is owner-operator of Baumberger electrical Maintenance, 1609 Brookpark Dr. He is handling electrical service work, both commercial and residential, and both installation and general service work.

Last October Stan Lomax, who formerly owned Lomax Refrigeration, merged his firm with B.E.M. Mark Yetzer will now become Stan's right hand man. This extension of the refrigeration division of B.E.M. is just one of several expansions being considered. If you have an electrical problem call B.E.M., whether its installation or service.

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A tanning parlor license is $100 a year. Indoor tanning parlors have been proliferating since 1980, tanning people with ultraviolet light for a fee. There are an estimated 1,000 tanning parlors in Ohio. "You can get burned pretty bad in one of those things if it's not operated correctly," said Robert Moore, executive director of the Ohio Board of Cosmetology. "Earlier this year, the legislature changed the definition of cosmetology to include the use of ultraviolet radiation Moore said.

"And they told us to start licensing and inspecting. And whatever the Legislature tells us to do, we do." But Kim Bailey, operator of the Tropic Glow Suntan Studio in Akron, said the cosmetology board sees tanning parlors as sources of revenue. "They way I see it, they're just getting involved for the money," she said. "I really don't think the cosmetology people know enough about this to put the regulations on that they did. If the state is worried about peoples' health, then I think the Health Department should be doing the inspections because we're dealing with the public." Karen Massa, owner of Tanfastic in Canton, said the state regulations are like federal rules already in place.

"All they're doing is duplicating FDA rules. This is just the state getting the money," she said. The regulations include timers on beat lamps, limits of exposure to the ultraviolet light and a requirement that goggles be worn while tanning to protect the eyes. Meanwhile, others issue warnings. Food and Drug Administration spokeswoman Pamela Chissler of the division of consumer affairs said over-exposure to solar-type radiation "causes skin cancer and premature aging of the skin." The American Academy of Dermatology said, "tanning for cosmetic purposes is not a safe or innocuous procedure." Vs Replace your hoir gradually the way you lost it.

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