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Full service started with Harold Bay and continues today with son Bob at Bay's Auto Service in East Canton.
8/17/2009
Album ID: 815281
Photos by The Repository/Ray Stewart

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They Call Him "Mr. Sheeler". Youth football coach, 73, still offering life lessons by way of the gridiron. Some days, the white boy and the black coach would wait out the rain in the man's Ford Thunderbird, where they talked about football technique and how the boy was improving, even though he had never played organized ball. Because of the coach, the boy's nervousness about his lack of experience and playing on a mostly-black team, vanished within the first few practices. Ernie Sheeler, he recalled, treated him like a player - not a "white" player. As they waited for the rain to stop, or for the boy's mother to arrive, Sheeler would regale him with recollections about his own playing days as star at McKinley High School in the 1950s, and his stint as semi-pro player with the Massillon Stars. But they also talked about life. Read the rest of the story by CHARITA M. GOSHAY in CantonRep.com
8/13/2009
Album ID: 815097
Photos by Repository Staff Scott Heckel and Submitted

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The young hippies who watched the sun come up with The Who in 1969 are now eligible for early bird specials. Many of the bands are broken up or missing members who died. But Woodstock remains one of those events - like the moon landing earlier that summer- that continues to define the 1960s in the popular imagination.
8/13/2009
Album ID: 814556
Photos by AP Photos

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Marching Bands, Floats, Old Cars, Soldiers, Cute Kids, Sleepy Kids, Crowds, Clowns, Balloons, Celebrities, Enshrinees, Decked-Out Horses, and lots more at the 2009 HOF Timken Grand Parade
8/10/2009
Album ID: 812041
Photos by The Repository / Stan Myers and Ray Stewart