Shear Design Salon/New Philadelphia, Ohio

It is a small world!! A young married couple bought one of my display stands at my salon going out of business sale.. We started talking and low and behold, her mom and her brothers took care of my horse Dude! Her mom said she was Dude's second mom, she loved Dude. Here is a picture of her on Dude.
For those who don't know, Dude, died several years ago from cancer. He was the smartest best horse ever.
My cousin and I loved horses. When my cousin, Janet, got a barn she saved a stall for me to have a horse. I am forever grateful to her, she filled a life long dream for me to have Dude!

The going out of business sale completed my movement towards being retired.
I will be selling my salon building and the rental property I own next door. It will go up for sale after the first of the year.
Pass the word around. I would be so grateful!!
Interested people can contact me by private message. I will not discuss pricing but can advise about making a private appointment.
Thank you!!
Rental property must be sold with the Shear Design property. It is currently rented. Two bedroom, full basement, one bath and very nice inside.

Sharon was my last client of my career as a professional stylist. What an emotional day.

My last beautiful blond style of my career. So fun!

Just a reminder for anyone grieving from a loss of a loved one. I will have a class at Dover Library this coming Tuesday at 6:30PM. It is a free class. Please share if you know someone who has lost someone they loved.

Dover Library Press Release
Adult Program Specialist
Sherrel Rieger

LIFE IS A FAST JOURNEY program at Dover Library

Carmela Roush, local business owner, will present a series titled “Life is a Fast Journey”. These programs will be held on three consecutive Tuesdays, August 18th, August 25th and September 1st beginning at 6:30 PM in the community room of the Dover Public Library, located at 525 N. Walnut Street.
The three programs are designed to give hope and a positive attitude when facing life’s unexpected ups and downs especially after loosing a spouse. Participants will receive helpful handouts.

After Carmela Roush’s husband Tom passed, she found herself dealing with the reality of living on her own. As a result of her experiences, she was motivated to prepare this series of educational workshops in which she shares the information that allowed her to move forward in life.

On August 18, the topic will be “Being organized can reduce stress.” Roush will talk about the benefits of organizing important documents, such as death and birth certificates, bank accounts, wills and passwords. She will offer examples of important things that are so necessary to manage.

During the second session on August 25, Roush will talk about “How to adjust when you are on your own.” Roush will give helpful suggestions and resources about how to adapt to and enjoy this new phase of life.

The final session on September 1st is aptly called “You are going to need some tools…things you never thought of!” This will also offer some funny things you may do!

“Even though Carmela’s experience was related to the passing of her husband,” says Sherrel Rieger, adult program specialist, “the information she shares is useful for any person who finds themselves in a new phase of life. Participants will leave feeling more confident about taking the next steps.”

Carmela Roush has lived in the Tuscarawas Valley for 55 years. She is the owner of Shear Design Salon in New Philadelphia. In addition to being a certified cosmetologist, Roush is a certified naturopath. She has spoken at national conferences and locally. She served on the committee of Dover Community Development and organized “Jewels for Joy”, a charitable donation project sponsored by her business to help families in need at Christmas.

To register for any or all of these workshops, visit www.doverlibrary.org/events or call the library at 330-343-6123.