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Complimentary Copy “Celebrate the Power
of Community”
THIS ISSUE CONTAINS
CROCKER PARK PRESS
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Feed the Hungry?
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Care for the Sick?
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Volume 15 Issue 19
June 24 - 30, 2010
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Stuck on
Summer
It was all about
Peace, Love and...Duck
Tape over Father’s Day
Weekend at the annual
Avon Heritage Duck Tape
Festival. See page 22 inside today’s Villager for
the grooviest pictures of
the year from this fab
retro rewind!
Solstice Scene On the longest day of the year,
make memories that last forever.
At St. John Medical Center
Top Chef:
The sizzle will officially be put into summer
this Friday evening as St.
John Medical Center in
Westlake ignites its sec-
get your ‘sizzle’ on!
ond annual culinary fundraiser – Top Chef!
With proceeds to
support the important
Community Outreach
Programs of the hospital,
Top Chef adds some real
life spice to the summer
social scene. 1000
guests are expected to
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judge the best of four outstanding regional chefs
as they cook the night
FIRE WORKS FRENZY: There will be no siestas
during the fireworks fiestas that will totally fill the Fourth
of July weekend this year. Always held with a bang, it will
be bang-bang-bang this July 4th weekend with major fire-
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works shows in our area
slated for three consecutive
nights . Check this fireworks
schedule:
Sat., July 3 – Fireworks and Cleveland Pops
at Crocker Park; North
Ridgeville South Central
Park;
Sun. July 4 – Fireworks at Westlake Clague
Park, Avon Lake Miller
Road Park
Mon., July 5 – Fireworks at Bay’s Cahoon
Park!
Let’s Get Ready
to Rumble!
DUCK! How much
tape would a taped duck
take if a taped duck could
be duck taped? Hey- there’s
a tongue twister we thought
up while taking pictures at
last weekend’s Duck Tape
Festival in Avon. What a
blast! Hippies of all ages
were there in full force with
tape on everything from
their beaks to their webbed
feet! See our picture page
inside. It will quack you up!
HEY BP! Like the picture on our front page today
of the scout on the Duck
Tape parade carrying the
“Change the World” sign.
We showed it to somebody
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Freely...Freely Sends Truck Load
to Ohio’s Tornado Victims
Estes Express Lines of
North Ridgeville donated
the truck and driver to take
the load of furniture to
Millbury, OH. Many of
those effected by last week’s
tornado did not have any
insurance. Freely...Freely
loaded the truck on Saturday. Estes will be delivering
the much needed items on
Tuesday to the Main Street
Church in Millbury.
Freely...Freely is a nonprofit all volunteer community outreach organization
that gives donated furniture.
If you can help out, please
call 440-937-3999.
Diner 254: A Blast from the Past!
Those who love the
60’s restaurant theme will
be thrilled with the opening
of Diner 254 in Sheffield
just off the I-90 254 exit
next to Quaker Steak &
Lube.
Bay High grad Mike
Abounader is the new owner
of this slick blast from the
past. He is offering the
area’s best in hamburgers,
hot dogs and corned beef
from the red and chrome
Beach Boys/Andy of
Mayberry/American Graffiti motif.
“We are not your average diner. We want to be
known for the very best in
hamburgers, dogs and
corned beef. This is where
you will get these all-Ameri-
can favorites done right,” said Mike
as he served up some gigantic portion of scrumptious selections when
the restaurant opened last week.
With Mike’s restaurant background – his dad, Karl, operates
Karl’s Inn of the Barristers in Cleveland and Karl’s Corned Beef at
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Diner 254’s food is delicious
and the portions are breathtaking!
UFC’s Middleweight Champion, Anderson Silva to Attend Local
Fight Series Benefitting Freely…Freely!
The world renowned
Ultimate Fighting Champion, Anderson Silva will be
the celebrity VIP at a local,
charitable event organized
by VooDoo Custom
Sportbikes, Cagestars and
Quaker Steak & Lube® in
Sheffield Village, OH. The
trio has planned an amateur
fight series that will be
hosted at Quaker Steak &
Lube in Sheffield Village on
June 26, 2010. A portion of
the proceeds produced on
the day of the event will be
donated to the local charitable
organization,
Freely…Freely!.
The three-way partnership of VooDoo, Cagestars
and Quaker Steak & Lube®
has been crucial in organizing this event. Silva’s appearance has been made
possible by Rob Uecker,
president of VooDoo, who
customized Anderson
Silva’s motorcycle, known
Anderson Silva
appropriately as “The Spider Bike.” Rob is excited to
bring such a well-known celebrity to the local area, declaring, “Knockouts, celebrities, custom sportbikes,
bands, beer and wings...
sounds like a North coast
party.”
Thousands of spectators are expected to be
present at the June 26th
event; general admission
and ringside tickets are al-
ready being sold. The fight
series, organized by
Cagestars, will consist of
several fights, including two
title fights. Lorenzo Gentile,
owner of Cagestars, had this
to say about the event. “He
[Anderson Silva] is the
Mohammed Ali of MMA.
There will be an opportunity
for people to meet him and
get his autograph, that’s part
of the whole package.” The
fights will start around
7:30p.m. Tickets are on sale
now and can be purchased
at cagestars.com or by calling Quaker Steak & Lube®
in Sheffield Village - (440)
934-9464.
The general manager of
Quaker Steak & Lube® in
Sheffield Village, Rich
Kerns, is proud to be the
host of this highly anticipated event. “We are thrilled
to be a partner in a charitable event of this caliber.
VooDoo and Cagestars have
been great partners to work
with and on behalf of
Quaker Steak & Lube®, we
look forward to raising a
great deal of money for
Freely…Freely.”
Freely…Freely is a
non-profit, all volunteer
community outreach that
recycles donated furniture
and other household items
to lower income people who
are employed full time or
have recently been laid off
from full time work. They
also give to retired seniors
struggling on their pensions
and spouses of active military. They stand by their
mission statement, “We
never sell, but give for
FREE to help those in our
communities who are trying
to help themselves.” The
website for the group is
www.freelyfreely.com.
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by Dr. Louis Malcmacher of The Healthy Smile
Most of the time, we listen to
what is coming out of our mouths
but what I want to focus on in this
article is listening to what is happening in your mouth. Yes, your mouth
is talking to you some of the time!
When your mouth is not talking to
you it is pretty much a happy mouth.
But there are many times when your
teeth and gums are trying to tell you
something and sometimes we just
aren’t listening.
If you bite into something cold and some of your teeth
are sensitive to the cold sensation, then your mouth is talking to you. If hot foods and the pressure of biting or eating
something makes your mouth sore, then it is sending you a
big message. The mouth really is an amazing place. When
something is going wrong, most of the time it will send you
a pretty big signal. The question is whether or not we are
listening to our mouths or just going to ignore the messages coming out of it. Generally, when there is any kind
of tooth sensitivity, you can literally point right to it and
say this is what is bothering me. Generally, when a tooth is
painful, it needs to be taken care of right away. Many times
the nerves of the teeth, for a variety of reasons, may start to
die. This can result in having pain for a couple of days on
that tooth and then the pain starts to subside. Most people
think that the problem has gone away, when what is really
happening is that the nerve inside of the tooth, called the
pulp, is starting to die. The nerve of the tooth will then
send you a few more jolts of pain until it has totally died.
At this point, it starts to leak out toxins into the surround-
ing bone and one day, seemingly out of nowhere, you
will wake up with a huge
pus pocket in your mouth
the size of a small fruit.
Tooth pain that has come
and gone should not be dismissed as having healed itself. That rarely ever occurs.
Pain in your gums generally related to gum disease
or what we call periodontal
disease. What happens here
is that bacteria in your
mouth start to eat away at
the bony structure around
the teeth causing a big gum
pocket. This then gets badly
infected causing pain and
loose teeth. Again, your
mouth is talking to you and
telling you that there is a
problem going on. The pain
then may disappear only to
come back much stronger
the next time around, which
will send you an even bigger message. The gums then
easily bleed upon brushing
or upon eating. There is
some old wives’ tale that
bleeding of the gums is a
sign of health when we
know that is absolutely
never true. Bleeding in any
part of your body generally
means something is going
on and generally is not a
sign of health. This is particularly true in your
gums. Bleeding of the gums
is a sure sign that something
more severe is going on and
it is a problem that will not
go away by itself.
Learn to listen to your
mouth. Pain upon chewing,
sensitivity to hot or cold
foods, loose teeth, bleeding
gums, and holes in teeth
mean that your mouth is
talking to you. It is similar
to a crying baby. The louder
the cries, the more attention
it is going to need.
If you would like to discuss any of your dental
needs or would like us to listen to your mouth talking,
please call us at 440-8921810 for a free consultation.
We love to help you smile.
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nounce or who are announcing, are encouraged to register. The Ohio High School
Athletic Association is
sponsoring two scholarships
to each clinic. The clinics
will address the announcer’s
role, P.A. announcing expectations, Do’s and Don’ts
and they said we should
send it to you!
BIG SOUND: There
seems to be a self-improvement clinic for everything
these days. Catch this: Now
sports public address announcers and those who
want to learn more about
announcing can attend any
of three clinics in Ohio this
summer, Saturday, August 7
at Gahanna Lincoln High
School where the host clinician will be Bob Kennedy,
P.A. Announcer for the Ohio
State University and at Cincinnati Princeton High
School, where the Stadium
Announcer for the Cincinnati Bengals, Tom Kinder,
will be the host clinician.
Then, on Saturday, August
14, Hudson High School
will be the site of another
clinic, hosted by Jeff Kurtz,
P.A. Announcer for Kent
State University. These
clinics are sponsored by The
National Association of
Sports Public Address Announcers (NASPAA), the
professional association for
sports public address announcers. The clinics are
for P.A. announcers who
announce junior high/
middle school, high school,
college, and youth football.
Substitute announcers, as
well as high school and college students, who would
like to learn how to an-
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Premier Physicians Centers:
A Wound Healing Center in Westlake!
Time does not always heal every wound.
That is why a Wound Healing Center is such a valuable resource for those in
medical need.
A leading Wound Healing Center is located in the heart of Westlake, at the Premier Physicians Centers building at, 25200 Center Ridge Road.
J. Thomas Corpus, MD, Director of Corpus Wound Healing Clinic of Premier
Physicians Centers, reports that this subspecialty assists in a wide range of wound/
ulcer healing needs.
“Wounds can become a problem for any number of reasons,” said Dr. Corpus.
“Wounds or ulcers may not heal for a number of reasons including: infection, malnutrition, circulation problems, cancer, and chronic or persistent medical conditions like
diabetes. Also, certain wounds may lack essential growth or ‘regenerative’ factors.”
“There also maybe certain factors in an individual’s ‘personal chemistry’ that inhibit healing or growth factors. Furthermore, related conditions like swelling in the
extremities or venous disease (varicose veins) can contribute to non-healing.”
The good news is that an advanced Wound Healing Clinic is right around the
corner at Premier Physicians Centers.
The Wound Clinic has made a positive difference in the lives of hundreds of patients each year not only on the west side of Cleveland but in Northeastern Ohio!
“Yes, we want to get the word out that we are here and the location is very convenient and accessible,” said Dr. Corpus. His wound medicine practice is located exclusively at the Premier Physicians Centers Westlake building, for more than 2 years.
A Rocky River High School graduate (1980), Dr. Corpus graduated from Oberlin
College before attending graduate school at Florida State University in Tallahassee,
FL, where he studied Molecular Biology/Recombinant DNA Technology. From there,
he matriculated to the University of Florida, School of Medicine in Gainesville, FL.
Board-certified in two specialties, General Surgery and Family Medicine, Dr.
Corpus found his perfect niche with the independent physician model offered by
Premier Physicians Centers.
“It is important to look at a wound in the context of the whole patient. So, we work
closely with the patient’s primary care provider, other subspecialty physicians, and
home care agencies, in optimizing each person’s medical condition(s) to achieve wound
healing,” said Dr. Corpus.
“Each treatment plan is tailored to the specific needs of the patient,” said Dr. Corpus.
His dual board certification – General Surgery and Family Medicine – gives him a
unique perspective in caring for the “wound patient.” This is important in approaching
each patient’s wound healing needs, specifically; diabetic ulcers, traumatic wounds,
surgical wounds, slow healing or chronic wounds or ulcers, pressure (decubitus) ulcers, wounds associated with bone or skin infections, compromised skin grafts or skin flaps, radiation injuries, gangrene, and burns.
“We are here to support and assist primary care providers with the use of our advanced healing modalities. Yet,
we need the primary care provider’s input to maximize our
efforts. When the patient is healed, they return to their primary care provider for their other medical issues. We do
not become the patient’s new primary care provider. Importantly, during the course of treatment we keep in contact
with the referring physician and/or the patient’s primary care
provider.” said Dr. Corpus.
Dr. Corpus and his staff see patients with wounds that
are simple but troublesome to those that are quite complex.
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providers, orthopedic surgeons, vascular surgeons, Ob-Gyn
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health care suppliers such as Hastings
Home Health Care and AccuCare.
“There are some very advanced modalities for treatment available today,”
adds Dr. Corpus. “These include negative
pressure therapies, hyperbaric oxygen
therapy, light therapy, and various types
of artificial and human grafts.”
Negative pressure wound therapy is
a technological advancement used to heal
potentially ‘problem’ wounds. It aids in
providing ingrowth of healthy tissue and
blood vessels and reduces the bacterial
load through the use of specialized foamadhesive dressing in conjunction with a
negative pressure environment, provided
by a specialty pump unit. This technology is being used on a daily basis on our
injured troops in the Mideast and throughout the world.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a part
of the armamentarium in advanced wound
healing. In the early years it was studied
extensively by the U.S. Navy. There are a
plethora of well-done studies in the mediThomas Corpus, MD
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is used to aid in wound healing. Many different protocols have been established depending on the patient’s specific diagnosis.
“I am very proud of my staff of very hardworking, caring and compassionate professionals which include: Laura Tabor, Melaney Stoops, Maureen ‘Moe’ Lee, Erin Miles,
and Faye Wurstner,” said Dr. Corpus from his friendly and upbeat office on the third
floor of the Westlake Premier Physicians Centers building.
”I am pleased with the autonomy of the Premier Physicians Centers model. I can
provide wound care for patients in both Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals
systems. I have hospital privileges at Fairview Hospital, Lakewood Hospital and St.
John Medical Center. This is good for both the referring doctor(s) and the patient in
allowing for continuity of patient care,” said Dr. Corpus.
He finds his wound medicine practice
very fulfilling and satisfying from a personal perspective. He recently concluded
therapy with a patient who had suffered
with leg ulcers for four years before coming to him. She is healed! “It is very gratifying. You can really change someone’s
life,” said Dr. Corpus.
Dr. Corpus evaluates and treats patients
both in the inpatient (in-hospital) and outpatient settings. He also visits and manages
wound patients at multiple nursing homes/
skilled nursing facilities in the local area.
His message: No, time does not always
heal every wound. But Dr. Corpus will take
the time to help heal yours!
The office of J. Thomas Corpus, MD is
located at: 25200 Center Ridge Road, Suite
3500, Westlake, Ohio 44145. To schedule
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New at Westlake Healthcare Center.....
Grand Opening of The Fresenius Dialysis Unit
Westlake Healthcare Center at 4000 Crocker
Road is celebrating the grand opening of the
Fresenius Medical Care dialysis unit located within
its facility this Thurs., June 24.
The Fresenius Medical Care dialysis center
adds to the comprehensive patient-centered renal
program at Westlake Healthcare Center. It is central to the interdisciplinary care plan that involves
the patients, their family, hospital, nephrologist and
attending physician.
“At this new Fresenius Medical Care facility,
patients will benefit from the latest treatment methods while receiving excellent, patient-centered care
from our dedicated team,” said Charlene DeChant,
clinical manager of Fresenius Medical Care. “Dialysis patients spend many hours receiving treatment each week, so we are pleased to offer this
level of care in a more convenient location for
people who live at Westlake Healthcare Center.”
Because Westlake Healthcare Center knows
that patient’s comfort is important to their recov- Jane Powell of Omnicare Pharmacy (seated) and Sherri
ery, dialysis is conveniently scheduled into their Graefnitz, RN, Director of Nursing Westlake Healthcare Center,
individualized care plan for a less stressful ap- welcome patients to the new on-site Dialysis Unit.
proach to treatment.
“It is especially convenient for the patients at Westlake off- site location, the resident has more time to enjoy life.
Healthcare Center because they can now just go to dialysis
Westlake Healthcare Center also brings together a team
right here in the building,” reports Melissa Mehok, Adminis- of local nephrologists who work with the resident’s primary
trator. “There is no need to call an ambulette or arrange for care physician. In the dialysis center, a nurse is available and
outside transportation. The unit is right here in our building.” a technician is with the patient to monitor treatment and proThe in-house program at Westlake Healthcare Center vide post-treatment status reports to the care team. The mediallows patients to relax in the comfort of a familiar setting cal team works together with the patient and family to ensure
and remain part of their community. Dialysis is offered in a a complete plan of care as needed, striving for the highest
comfortable room. The program encourages visits from fam- quality of life, dignity and maximum independence.
ily members and friends who can provide support and comWestlake Healthcare Center is Medicare and Medicpanionship during treatment. Since there is no travel to an aid Certified. Please phone (440) 892-2100.
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of announcing football, how
to handle emergency situations,
as
well
as
scriptwriting and working
with a spotter. “Sports public address announcers
should enhance the spectators’ enjoyment of the game
without inserting themselves,” commented Brad
Rumble, NASPAA Executive Director. “P.A an-
nouncers can also be a force
for good sportsmanship and
public safety.” Information
about the clinics and registration may be obtained at
www.naspaa.net. The Ohio
High School Athletic Association is an affiliate member of NASPAA. Are you
ready for some football?
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You are cordially invited to the grand opening of the
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June 24, 2010
3 – 7 p.m.
R.S.V.P. is not necessary
Raffle prizes, dialysis education information and tours
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Refreshments will be served.
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Westshore Arts Council Seeks Community Input
The
WestlakeWestshore Arts Council
(W-WAC) is extending an
invitation to everyone in
the community to a “Brain
Storming the Arts” session on Monday, July 12,
from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at
Porter Library, 27333
Center Ridge Road.
The W-WAC welcomes all ideas and suggestions on how the W-WAC
can better serve individuals
and the community as it prepares a strategic plan for the
future including plans for
the Westlake Bicentennial
celebration. The evening
promises to be a “no ideas
are too bold” session in
hopes to better engage the
community in promoting the
arts.
The W-WAC looks forward to meeting people of
the community, and hearing
their ideas as it strives to
better fulfill its mission to
provide the Westlake-
Westshore community
with an enhanced and
broadened cultural life
through the promotion,
coordination and development of programs and
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Top Chef:
get your ‘sizzle’ on!
Ted Allen of The Food
Network
away on the health campus.
Celebrity judge Ted
Allen of The Food Network will once again head
a panel of gourmet arbiters. He will be joined by
last year’s Top Chef winner, Brandt Evans of Blue
Canyon Kitchen & Tavern, and local celeb, Al
“Bubba” Baker, former
Cleveland Brown and executive Chef of Bubba’s
Q World Famous Bar-BQ in Avon.
“This is becoming
Cleveland’s leading Top
Chef Challenge,” reports
Evans. “What is great
about this is all the chefs
competing come with
their ‘A’ games. They are
all super talented chefs.
The people who attend
this event as guests are
really the winners. They
get to sample all this
great food from the city’s
best chefs at a great
event.
“I am very excited to
be a judge this year,” continued Evans. “Competing last year was a lot of
work, but I will be ready
to challenge again in five
years when they bring all
the winners back for an
ultimate rematch.
“Every great chef
goes into battle wanting
to win. I look at the good
chefs the same way as I
view pro athletes. We are
very friendly and we respect each other, but at
the end of the day we
want to win that championship. I was very proud
of my staff last year because it was such a team
effort. It is a wonderful
event and I am honored
to be a judge this year.”
Yes, this competition
will mean that much to the
worthy contestants this year – Chef
Jonathon Bennett of Moxie in
Beachwood, Chef Ellis Cooley of
Amp 150, Chef Regan Reik of Pier
W and Chef Jonathon Sawyer of
Greenhouse Tavern.
As last year’s winner, Brandt
Evans had his Top Chef 2009 award
proudly displayed at Crocker Park
two weeks ago as he took part in the
Cadillac Culinary Cook off with rival
Rocco Whalen of Fahrenheit. “Oh,
yes, we are friends, and it is friendly,”
smiled Brandt. “But it is a competition!”
Top Chef patrons will sample the
delectable two-course offerings to be
presented by each chef. Guests will
also view the kitchen action from
ceiling-suspended video screens as
they wine and dine the night away.
The competition will require each
chef to prepare an appetizer and an
entrée.
Back again as celebrity judge,
Ted Allen is bound to be a hit again
this year. Well known from Bravo
TV’s “Top Chef” and Food Network’s
“Iron Chef America” and host of several television series, including “Food
Detectives” and “Chopped,” Allen
was a hit with patrons at last year’s
inaugural Top Chef as he stayed late
to chat with fans, sign autographs
and visit with guests.
Please phone (440) 827-5005 for
ticket info.
Joe Nichols To Open For Alan Jackson July 15
Joe Nicols
Alan Jackson
The Lake Erie Crushers
have announced that Joe
Nichols will be the opening
act for Alan Jackson at the
concert to benefit the Boys
and Girls Clubs of Lorain
County that takes place
Thursday, July 15 at All Pro
Freight Stadium.
The
33-year-old
Nichols, an Arkansas native,
released his first album in
1996 and has since had
three number one hits on the
Billboard Hot Country
charts, including most recently “Gimmie That Girl,”
which reached the top in
May 2010. Nichols was also
featured on the cover of
Billboard Magazine on June
8.
Nichols’ 2002 album
“Man With A Memory” is
certified platinum while his
2005 release “III” reached
gold status. The lead single from “III,” “Tequila
Makes Her Clothes Fall Off” also reached gold
status.
Nichols and
Jackson
have
toured together in
recent history, including in 2004.
“We are excited to have an
artist who has had
so much recent
success to open for
Alan Jackson,”
Crushers general
manager Ryan
Gates said. “To be
able to bring a
singer of his reputation and popularity
to open the show really adds to what
will already be a
great evening of
music.”
Continued on page 8
Diner 254: A Blast from the Past!
Crocker Park – the family
has a long-standing tradition
of dining excellence in the
area.
“Breakfast, lunch and
dinner are all here,” said
Mike. Hours are 7 a.m.
Sun.-Thurs., and 7-10 Fri.
and Sat.
Sandwiches are big and
divided into two categories
– fork & knife and handheld! How about a onepound hot dog with relish
and onions. Clearly, Diner
254 is a rock around the clock retro
diner with good times inmind. Great
kids menu, too!
From potato pancakes to pierogies,
from corned beef hash and eggs with
Swiss, to Billy Bob’s pulled pork, open
face sandwiches and more, Diner 254
is for you.
“Ashley Zoncola, another Bay person, is our dessert specialist,” adds
Mike. “Hope to see you soon.”
Hey, is that Barney Fife over there
at the counter?
Joe Nichols To Open For Alan Jackson July 15
Tickets are still available
for the show at the All Pro
Freight Stadium box office in
Avon, through the team’s
website at their address
www.lakeeriecrushers.com
and over the phone at (440)
934-3636.
Seats in the baseball seating bowl are $35 while field
seats are still available for $45.
All phone and electronic orders will include a $1 service
fee per ticket purchased. The
gates will open at 5 p.m. and
the music will begin at 6:30
p.m.
The Lake Erie Crushers, the 2009 Frontier
League Champions, play
ball at All Pro Freight Stadium located in Avon, OH.
Beginning in 2010, All Pro
Freight Stadium will also be
home to the Cleveland State
University baseball team.
The Frontier League is an independent baseball league
with 12 teams operating
throughout the Midwest.
Season tickets for the 2010
season are on sale now! For
more information on tickets,
promotions and team news,
visit the team website at
www.LakeErieCrushers.com
or call 440-934-3636.
Happy Birthday America
poem by David Scullin
Our Star Spangled Banner, with its broad stripes and
bright stars is still gallantly streaming over our beloved
homeland.
This experiment in democracy celebrates another
year of hope, liberty and freedom.
May God preserve us as a nation and may our flag
yet wave “O’er the land of the free and the home of the
brave”.
Sports and Camp Physicals Q&A
As the summer season quickly approaches, Dr.
Khalid Akbar, pediatrician for Community Physicians,
answers your questions regarding sports and camp physicals.
Why is it important for my child to get a sport or
camp physical?
It is important to get a sport or camp physical so
parents can know if their child is physically fit for any
particular strenuous activity and can ensure there are no
health issues present that can endanger the child’s health.
What does a sport or camp physical consist of?
A sport or camp physical consists of a comprehensive head to toe exam to rule out any heart, lung, neu-
rological or musculoskeletal problems that have not been
identified previously.
Do you have any advice on how I can keep my
child safe and healthy during their summer break?
Think safety first. Before undertaking any sport or
physical activity, make sure your child knows that activity well. Also, make sure they are equipped with proper
equipment and make sure your child is always supervised.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Khalid
Akbar or one of the other pediatricians of Community Health Partners, please call 1-877-CHP-6161.
David LaRue: Exemplar Award Winner 2010!
Congratulations to
David J. LaRue, winner of
the Rocky River Community Challenge 2010 Exemplar Award.
Keeping the youth of
the community healthy and
drug-free has been the mission of Community Challenge for 25 years.
COLUMBIA
HOMECOMING
FESTIVAL
JUNE 25, 26 & 27
“Rockin’ to the Oldies” (50-60’s)
Columbia Township Park
25540 Royalton Rd., Columbia Station
(Corner of Rt. 82 and West River Rd.)
Free Admission • Parking Available
Friday: 5 to 10 p.m.
Car Show & Drive In Movie - Baby Liberty Contest & Band “Heart & Soul”
Saturday: 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
“Kids Day” - $8 Discount Ride Prices & Free “Kids”
Games; Kids Bike & Pet Parade, Pie & Watermelon
Eating Contest
6th Annual Battle of the Bands & Band - “70 Lewis”
& FIREWORKS
Contests: Pie & Cake Baking
(Auction to follow) & Horseshoe
Pitching Tournament
- Blood Drive -
PETTING
ZOO
Sat.-11a-5p
Sun.Noon
-5p
Sunday: 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Columbia 1/2 Marathon Run & In-Line Skate (8 a.m.)
Community Church Service, Grand Parade
Entertainment - “School of Rock” & Liberty Singers
Beer Garden at VFW with “Mike Moore”
Magician “Bobby Maverick” Performing Daily!
To see a complete schedule of events &
for more info call (440) 236-9053 or email
homecoming@columbiastation.com
www.columbiastation.com
Presented by the
As a founding member
of this vital organization,
LaRue’s distinguished service to the mission of Community Challenge was recognized at Westwood Country Club June 10.
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating
Officer of Forest City Enterprises, LaRue was instrumental in starting the annual
Basketball Community
Challenge Cup event
through Rocky River
Schools in 1992.
It has been running ever
since as a popular and fun
community tradition which
brings students and families
together in an evening of
healthy competition and an
alcohol-free environment.
LaRue laughed as he
recalled their first fundraiser
25 years ago. “We thought
it would be a great idea to
have the Cleveland Browns
come play at the cup, so we
paid for 10 to come. There
was so much excitement as
kids and the community
came to the high school that
day. We waited, and there
were no Cleveland Browns.
We waited 30 minutes, and
the crowd began to get restless. Finally, one by one, 45
minutes late, they showed
up - to our great relief - al-
though only five showed
up.”
The event, said LaRue,
set the tone for a
longstanding tradition of
community involvement.
“We put on a great
show and laid the foundation for success in getting
the community together. We
want to help our youth make
better decisions, and it gives
us true motivation to get involved in the community,”
he said.
Continued on page 11
David J. LaRue, winner of the Rocky River Community Challenge 2010 Exemplar
Award with Debra A. Rodriguez, President and CEO of Recovery Resourses and
Ray Marvar.
International Buteyko Breathing Expert and
Author Patrick McKeown comes to
Rocky River, July 10-16
Patrick McKeown, of
Buteyko Clinic from Ireland, will be the featured
instructor for the Buteyko
Breathing Workshops at
Rocky River United Methodist Church, 19414 Detroit
Road, in Rocky River during July 10-16. Buteyko is
a doctor-developed breathing retraining program designed to restore normal
healthy breathing in the
body all the time. Buteyko
offers a safe, simple, and
natural method to eliminate/
reduce symptoms such as
allergies, asthma, COPD,
panic attacks, sleep apnea,
chronic fatigue, insomnia,
migraines, plus much more.
Did you ever wonder
why one person may have
shortness-of-breath, wheezing, or excess mucus and the
next person isn’t bothered
by these things while breathing the same air? The way
that we are breathing can
make all the difference in
the body’s response to what
we are breathing such as
dust, pollen, smoke, etc.
Consider where in your
body are you breathing?
What muscles are being
used for breathing? How
much air are you breathing?
What is the breathing pattern, rate, and rhythm?
Proper breathing is as important to good health as a
nutritious diet and adequate
exercise. Luckily we have
some voluntary control over
our breathing and can retrain it to be right for our
body.
Does your child mouth
breathe, snore, have
crooked teeth, coughing,
frequent illnesses, or wet the
bed? Are you looking for
an innovative, inexpensive,
and effective solution to
many childhood problems
such as hyperactivity, constipation, and dental problems? Restoring normal
nasal breathing resolves
many ailments. Mouth
breathing is the culprit for
causing malfunction in the
body but many children feel
suffocated when asked to
keep their mouth closed.
Learn more about Buteyko
Breathing to keep the nose
and sinuses clear by maintaining effortless nasal
breathing plus many more
health benefits.
Patrick McKeown received his training at the
Buteyko Clinic of Moscow
in 2002. He is one of only a
few practitioners in the
world accredited personally
by Dr. Buteyko. Patrick’s
experience is extensive with
helping thousands of patients at his popular
AsthmaCare
clinics.
( w w w. a s t h m a c a r e . i e )
Patrick’s background qualifies him for training new
Buteyko practitioners, from
thirteen different countries
so far.
Patrick has written four
very popular books, including the best seller Asthma
Free Naturally, and Close
Your Mouth handbook,
children’s book ABC to be
Asthma Free. His latest
book is called Anxiety free:
stop worrying and quieten
your mind. His books will
be available for sale and
signing during this event.
Patrick is passionate
about sharing his vast
knowledge about proper
breathing habits. Breathing
is one of the most important
components to well being
since we take over 20,000
breaths each day. Breathing
is the foundation and regulator for other body functions such as our circulation,
digestion, and nervous systems, our metabolism and
pH. It is crucial to have this
operating efficiently to
maintain optimal health.
For more information on
how you can participate in
these workshops call Carol
Baglia, Correct Breathing
Concepts, 440-357-5834 or
216-952-7048. The phenomenal low cost to attend
is $100 total for about 10
hours of life-changing instruction.
Upcoming Events at the W
estlake Recr
eation Center
Westlake
Recreation
Starting the week of June
28, boys and girls lacrosse
camps and clinic will be offered through The Westlake
Recreation Department . On
June 28 the Beginner’s Lacrosse and Intermediate Lacrosse camps for ages 6-15
will start for both boys and
girls at 9 a,m. The Recreation
Center will also have a Pee
Wee Introductory Lacrosse
Clinic for children ages 5-6
that will teach them the basics of lacrosse. Don’t miss
out on a great learning opportunity to experience the fastest game on two feet.
Enhance your tennis
skills by signing up and taking the Intermediate Youth
Tennis Lessons. This class is
geared for children ages 9-14.
The kids will learn to spin,
strategize and advance playing skills. June 28 is the start
date so don’t wait too late or
you might be left out.
If you’re in between the
ages of 11-14 and want to be
a lifeguard, you might want
to consider this class. The
American Red Cross Guard
Start is a program created to
build a foundation of knowledge, attitudes and skills for
being a future lifeguard. Class
begins June 28 and will run
till July 9. The program will
be held at Peterson Pool
which is located in Clague
Park. Don’t be left out on a
great chance to learn valuable
lifeguarding skills.
For adults, starting on
June 29, they have several
adult fitness classes available.
Try any of the following:
Yoga-An Antidote for Stress,
Body Sculpting, and Phenomenal Abdominals. The
yoga class will focus on calm-
David LaRue:
Exemplar Award
Winner 2010!
Mr. LaRue has continued his support of Community challenge through the
years by providing major
sponsorship funding from
Forest City Enterprises and
the Basketball Challenge
and other events. Proceeds
from these events have been
used to directly support
substance abuse prevention
programs and services
Community Challenge provides to youth and families
in the West Shore area.
Past Exemplar award
honorees include David T.
Dombrowiak, President and
CEO Community West
Foundation (sponsor of this
year’s event), Rocky River
Mayor Pamela E. Bobst,
former Rocky River
Schools Supt. Dr. Dennis
Allen and Fred DeGrandis,
Chairman Cleveland Clinic
Community Physicians
Partnership and Quality Alliance.
ing the mind and body to experience harmony in your 7
energy centers. Body Sculpting will get you in shape and
improve your flexibility and
strength. Get great abs by
strengthening your core with
new exercises devoted to
working on the upper, lower
and side abdominals through
their Phenomenal Abdominal
class.
The Westlake Recreation Department is pleased
to announce the first ever
combined All-Star Saturday.
The Westlake Baseball
League and the Westlake
Girl’s Softball Association
are combining for All-Star
Saturday June 26. Games will
be played at either Clague
Park fields or the fields located behind the Clague Play-
house. For more information
you can contact Jim Dispirito
at 440-617-4420
Get more information
regarding programs and
events, by calling contacting
Westlake Recreation Center,
28955 Hilliard Blvd, 440808-5700 or go to
www.cityofwestlake.org/recreation.
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Join the Mission of
Community West Foundation
Help is needed to shelter the homeless, feed the hungry, and care for the sick.
Many people, because of their situation, whether financial, personal or otherwise
need extra help and support. The Community West Foundation recognizes how
important it is now, especially during these tough times, to play a critical role in
the future of our communities and to provide a helping hand.
You can help, too. Through Community West Foundation, you can support the organizations
you care about the most. Creative giving solutions that benefit your community.
Community West Foundation
Offers Creative Options for Giving
Planned Giving is a wonderful way to support your favorite charities and secure significant financial benefits for you and your family.
Whether you would like to take advantage of reductions in estate or capital gains taxes, or benefit from an increased income stream,
there is a planned gift that suits every purpose. Community West Foundation offers a variety of options to make a planned gift that you
may wish to consider as you update your estate or create your own philanthropic plan. Here are a couple examples…
Establishing a
Donor Advised Fund
Charitable
Gift Annuity
A donor advised fund at Community West Foundation is simple
to establish. It is similar to having a private foundation, without
the administrative work and expensive set up costs. A donor
advised fund allows you to make a gift to the Foundation, receive
an immediate tax deduction and recommend grants to charities
that you wish to support. Community West Foundation takes care
of all the administrative and grantmaking activities.
A Charitable Gift Annuity allows you to donate cash or
stock and receive a guaranteed payment rate from that
asset for as long as you live. You will receive a charitable
tax deduction for the year the gift annuity was
established, and a portion of the income from the gift
annuity will be tax free. The payments are guaranteed
by the resources of Community West Foundation.
Planned gifts can be made in a variety of forms, and a Community West Foundation staff member will be happy to
speak with you and provide assistance in creating a planned gift that’s right for you. Contact Community West Foundation
at 216-476-7060 or visit www.communitywestfoundation.org.
Would you like to
Feed the Hungry?
Shelter the Homeless?
Care for the Sick?
A Donor-Advised Fund
is a great way to support your favorite charities.
www.communitywestfoundation.org
216-476-7060
Please join Why
Not Wear A Helmet,
Rainbow Babies and
Children’s Hospital
Injury Prevention
Center, the Rocky
River Police Department and Performance
Bike of Rocky River
for the 3rd annual
River Days Bike
Safety Rodeo and Pa-
Why Not Wear a Helmet?
rade on Saturday, July 10.
It starts at 9 a.m. at the
Rocky River Civic Center
Campus.
Test your bike safety
knowledge and try your biking skills on the bike rodeo
course. All children participating who finish the bike
safety rodeo will be entered
in a chance to win a new
bike and other fun prizes.
Kids can then decorate their
bikes and participate in a
bike parade! After the Rodeo and Parade please continue the fun at with activities planned for River Days
and Family Fun Fest sponsored by Community Challenge.
Moms and Dads while your kids are participating in the bike safety rodeo bring your car over to
the Car Seat Check Station
from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and have
your car seats checked for
proper installation by Rainbow Babies and Children’s
Hospital Injury Prevention
Center’s certified car seat
technicians.
Also learn how to properly install your car seats,
about the importance of
booster seats and see how
your child should sit in their
car seat – their belts in a car
seat should be snug!
Be safe on the road this
summer! Come and join the
fun on July 10, 2010 for the
Why Not Wear A Helmet
Bike Safety Rodeo and Bike
Parade, 9-11 a.m. and the
Rainbow Babies and
Children’s Hospital Injury
Prevention team’s Car Seat
Check Station, 9 a.m.-1p.m.
Wi
un at St. M
ary of tthe
he Woods!
Wifff leball F
Fun
Mary
St. Mary of the Woods
hosted a whiffleball competition between the Lake Erie
Crushers and residents and
staff of St. Mary of the
Woods in Avon last Tuesday
afternoon. The game took
place in the special
“ballfield” rear of the Independent Living Wing of St.
Mary of the Woods.
Two Crushers, Jodam
Rivera (from Puerto Rico)
and Esmelvin Jimenez
(from the Dominican Republic) are living at St.
Mary of the Woods for the
season; they were joined by
some of their teammates for
an intense competition!
The athletic residents
of St. Mary of the Woods
(Noodle Hockey Champions 2 years in a row) had
their whiffleball skills
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honed and were more than
ready for the game. They
are fierce competitors, espe-
cially when there are
prizes....which were given
out at a BBQ after the game.
Bay Days 2010: Independence Day Celebration
Bay Village’s 58th annual Independence Day celebration, Bay Days, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club
of Bay Village, will take
place July 1 through 3, shut
down on Sunday, July 4 (in
accordance with the Cahoon
Will agreement), and then
resume on Monday, July
5—all at Cahoon Park.
Booths and rides will
be open from Noon to 10:30
p.m. daily, and from Noon
to 4 p.m. each day, thrillseekers can ride to their
heart’s content for the flat
rate of $15 with a ride wristband.
“The Kiwanis Club of
Bay Village, along with the
City of Bay Village, has
once again lined up a spectacular Independence Day
celebration for young and
Aftermath, Experience the Sixties, is just one of the Kiwanis-Club sponsored events at this
year’s Bay Days celebration. The band, playing everything from The Byrds to the Beatles to the
Monkees, performs on Saturday, July 3 at 6:30 p.m. at the Gazebo at Cahoon Park.
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Grand Opening! Cafe 83: From Hula Hoops to Ice Cream Scoops!
All roads led to Café 83
in North Ridgeville as the
sweet coffee shop and restaurant operated by Bud
Hagy and crew celebrated
its official grand opening
under sunny June skies last
Saturday.
From pulled pork sandwiches to hot dogs, potato
salad, baked beans and fresh
fruit, executive chef Greg
Foster had guests licking
their lips as they enjoyed a
gourmet spread of summery
delectables.
Kids had a great time
with face painting, hula
hoop and limbo contests and
even free ice cream for one
and all!
“This place is about
community. That is the message we want to impart today,” said Bud as he greeted
guests all day.
Founder of Celebrate
Westlake’s North Coast
Challenge and Avon’s Eagle
Run, Bud is a dedicated
community fundraiser who
is always in the game when
it comes to supporting
schools, seniors and a wide
range of community outreach programs.
Café 83, located in
Westminster Plaza at Mills
Road and Rt. 83 in North
Ridgeville is now headquarters for the mission. And
what fun it is, as Café 83’s
happy staff is always ready
to greet breakfast, lunch and
dinner customers with a
Welcoming interior
Face Painting Fun!
Hello Everyone. Old Man in the Kitchen here, Tom.
The Old Wives’ Tale for today is “If the bottom of your
right foot itches, you are going to take a trip.” I have to tell
you, my left foot itches!!
Here’s a delicious recipe for Chicken Breasts and
Rice:
8 half breasts of chicken; 1 can of cream of chicken
soup; 1 can cream of celery soup; 1-1/2 soup cans of water;
1 cup uncooked rice; 1 teaspoon Lawry’s Seasoned Salt.
Grease 9 x 13 pan. Place rice in bottom of pan. Mix soups
and water. Pour mixture over rice. Layer chicken on top
and sprinkle with salt. Bake uncovered at 250 degrees for
2-1/2 hours. Serves 6 to 8. Cover and let set for 15 minutes
before serving.
Take care folks. Let me know of any Old Wives’ Tales.
Tom
Executive chef Greg Foster (2nd from rt)
and team
Fine Italian Restaurant
I feel like
Italian
tonight...
Great,
I’m taking you
to Nino’s for real
Italian.
Bud Hagy (l),
welcomes
guests to
Cafe 83
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old alike at this year’s Bay Days celebration. Come
on out and enjoy the rides, help local civic organizations raise money at their booths and of course,
take your entire family to the incredible fireworks
presentation on Monday,” says Rhonda Schneider
of the Kiwanis Club of Bay Village.
The schedule of Kiwanis Club-sponsored events
kicks off on Thursday, July 1 at 7:30 p.m. with live
music at the Gazebo with the Keller Brothers Singers. Then it’s the Classic Car Drive-In at Cahoon
Park on Friday, July 2 at 5 p.m., along with DJ
Cadillac Mike, and then at 6:30 p.m. it’s more live
music at the Gazebo with
the Sloppy Joe Band. Saturday, July 3 features music
at the Gazebo at 6:30 p.m.
with Aftermath, Experience
the Sixties tribute band.
Then the weekend is
rounded out with the Bike,
Trike and Wagon Parade on
Monday, July 5 at 11:30
a.m. at the Gazebo, more
live music at the Gazebo at
1 p.m., adult and children
games at the Cahoon Soccer Fields at 2 p.m., classic
rock band Eastwind performs at the Gazebo at 7
p.m., and then the perfect
finale to the festivities is the
GALA Firework Display at
Cahoon Parks at dusk, about
9:45 p.m.
Workshop Players: “My Father’s Face Was Crystal”
Workshop Players Theatre-in-the-Round presents
“My Father’s Face Was
Crystal”, written by Wade
Hubbard and directed by
Don Wozniak.
This is a play about
“the Greatest Generation,”
but not written so much for
them as for their children
and grandchildren. In those
days, men went off to war
and women stayed home.
Will and Jessie Fairchild
(Jerred Adams and Julie
Marchand) are typical examples of what happened to
millions of American families. They can only stay in
touch by letter, and letters
between them form the basis of the play’s dialogue.
The war changes both
of them. The play is both
touching and poignant.
There is humor, but it is, after all, about the war. Audiences will enjoy this play,
but they will also be given
something to think about.
The cast also includes:
Jordon Lawhorn, Heather
Booth, Ron Young and Jerry
Coghlan.
Live musical interludes
between scenes feature clas-
sic songs from the era. A
quintet ( Patricia Boone,
Olivia Cotton, Jake Watkin,
Lowell Morton, and Ashley
Reese) alternately portrays
1940’s radio singers and
performers in a USO show.
Come let us take you on a
“Sentimental Journey”!
Performance dates are
June 24, 25, 26; July 2, 3,
9, 10 at 8 p.m., with Sunday
4th Annual Bruce Mamer Memorial Golf Outing
Please sign up for the
4th Annual Bruce Mamer
Memorial Golf Outing to
benefit the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and the
Bruce Mamer Memorial
Scholarship Fund on September 11, 2010. This year’s
event is $110. per player
and includes breakfast,
lunch, dinner and drinks.
Tee off is at 10 a.m. so make
sure to sign in early. As always, they will have thou-
Grand
sands of dollars worth of
prizes! It is their goal to
have 220 golfers! Make sure
to spread the word!
They will have a great
day of golf at the beautiful
Emerald Woods Golf
Course in Columbia Station,
OH.
(www.emeraldwoodsgc.com).
The event will include a 4person scramble, box lunch
provided by Chick-Fil-A,
BBQ dinner provided by
Aces Bar & Grill and awards receptions following the golf.
As always, they will have the golf ball drop and putting contest. Feel free to visit the golf ball drop website at
www.brucemamergolfouting.org
Congratulations to last year’s winner, Linda Peters. She
spent all $300.00 on shoes.
Congratulations also to Joe Dindia who made a 40 ft
putt to win a cruise!
Special Offer: Included with your online registration
at
http://www.golfdigestplanner.com/157274thAnnualBruceMamerMemorialGolfO/ is a 1-year subscription to Golf Digest (a $10 value).
Register now and remember to invite your friends to
play.
Thank you for your
support of the Pancreatic
Opening! Cafe 83: From Hula Hoops to Cancer Action Network and
the Bruce Mamer Memorial
Ice Cream Scoops!
Scholarship Fund.
smile and modestly priced,
high quality meals.
“Your meal should fuel
you up, not slow you down,”
reminds Bud, an avid road
runner and veteran marathon man. That’s why Café
83 is committed to the freshest ingredients without preservatives – all aimed at a
healthy lifestyle.
From quick start breakfasts to coffee and tea to go,
to soups, salads and sand-
wiches, Café 83 has treats
that can’t be beat! Call them
with your carry-out order at
(440) 327-2283.
matinees on June 27; July 11
at 3 p.m.
Tickets are $12.00 each
or $10.00 each for groups of
15 or more and may be reserved by calling the box
office at 440-988-5613.
Workshop Players Theatre-in-the-Round is located
at 44820 Middle Ridge
Road in Amherst, and our
mezzanine area is wheelchair accessible. Check out
our
website
at
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“If all the world’s a
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Herb Guild Meeting
The Herb Guild’s next meeting will be July 14, 10 a.m.
at Westlake Porter Public Library, 27333 Center Ridge Rd.
in Westlake. The lunch will start at 11:30 a.m. The program
will be “Simplify your garden without diminishing your
joy” by distinguished lecturer, gardening book author, free
lance writer and educater, Debra Knapke from “The Garden Sage” in Columbus, OH. Guests are welcome! For more
information call Yvonne Berglund 440 937 9553.
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Life Care Center of Westlake - The Oakridge Home
26520 Center Ridge Road, Westlake
Meet the Lyles Family and Their Mission
Mitch and Paula Lyles
have called Bay Village
home for nearly 25 years.
Mitch grew up in
Brunswick, Ohio and Paula
in Upper Arlington, “just
down the street” from
Woody Hayes. Ohio State
runs in both of their blood
as both attended OSU in the
early 80’s. Mitch graduated
from Ohio State in Mechanical Engineering; and
Paula graduated from
Baldwin-Wallace College
after attending OSU for
many fun years. Mitch is
now Director of Engineering for Westlake, Reed,
Leskosky and Partners, and
Paula is a fulltime mom,
teacher, and caregiver to
Jordan.
The Lyles oldest
daughter, Lindsay, is a senior at Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids and is
a talented film maker. Jordan just turned 15 in April
and has been home schooled
since birth. Jordan has
Dravet Syndrome which is
caused by a genetic mutation of the SCN1A gene;
Lindsay does not.
Paula, Mitch, Jordan
and Lindsay Lyles
Having a child with
such a severe neurological
disorder is humbling and a
blessing. Life is all about
choices, and even in the
midst of times of struggle,
the Lyles choose joy. Each
day is a gift and a chance to
enjoy their children another
day and do good for others.
When you live life one day
at a time, and sometimes
even one hour at a time, it’s
freeing!
Thank you for taking
the time to learn about Jordan and Dravet Syndrome.
Our goal is to find the cure
for Dravet Syndrome and
give children afflicted with
Dravet Syndrome a better
tomorrow!
(Please see the article on
page 19 about their benefit “Twas the Night Before Christmas, July 23)
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What is Dravet Syndrome?
by Jordan Lyles
Dravet Syndrome is a
thief who brutally breaks in
even when the doors are
locked, the security system
is activated, and parents
stand guard 24 hours a day,
365 days a year. Dravet Syndrome steals children at
play and sleeping children
right out of their own beds.
This villain must be defeated! NOW!
Dravet Syndrome is a
progressive neurological
disorder. Status seizures begin in infancy and progress
to multiple types of seizures
as the baby grows. Children
with Dravet Syndrome suffer seizures due to temperature changes, lighting, emotion, patterns, noise, and illness. Typical Dravet children develop normally until the age of two and then
stagnate or regress. It is estimated that every other day
in the world, a baby will be
born with Dravet Syndrome,
and their family may not
even know it. To date,
nearly 334,000 people in the
world are estimated to have
Dravet Syndrome. Due, in
part, to the efforts of The
IDEA League, The International Dravet Syndrome
Epilepsy Action League,
more children with Dravet
Syndrome are now being
diagnosed at earlier ages,
thus improving their outcome.
The IDEA League is
getting the word out to
medical professionals, parents, teachers, and care givers regarding diagnosing
and treating Dravet Syndrome. Knowledge is
power! Our goal is a cure for
Dravet Syndrome and a better tomorrow for children
with Dravet Syndrome.
There is no time for
subtleness. We are fighting
for lives. Four little children
with Dravets have lost their
lives to this syndrome since
2010 began. It’s only April.
It can happen in any family.
Currently, there is no cure
for Dravet Syndrome, only
expensive and invasive
medical tests and procedures, dire complications
from germs and illness, global developmental delays
and learning delays, undesirable side effects from
nasty tasting medicines, and
life-long restrictions and
supervision.
Medications that can
give Dravet children a fighting chance are very costly
and not currently FDA approved in the United States
and must be paid for out of
pocket by families. Most
Dravet families are one income families. One parent
works while the other sacrifices their career and life to
take on the challenge of caring for and educating a special child, caring for and
educating their other children, keeping up with the
house and pets, keeping up
with family and friends, 24
hours a day, 365 days a year.
It’s never ending and simply exhausting.
These innocent children stricken with Dravet
Syndrome and their ever
present parents are super
heroes, but even super heroes need heroes! Will you
be our hero?
- Jordan
(Please see the article on page 19 about their benefit
“Twas the Night Before Christmas, July 23)
Peter Miller House Museum
Bee Keeping Program
Peter Miller House
Museum Committee is hold
an open house on Monday,
June 28 at 6:30 p.m.
A committee member
will give a tour of the Museum and at 7 p.m. William
Beasley will present a program on “Bee Keeping”.
Come and enjoy an evening
at the Museum. Admission
is free. The herb garden on
the west side of the Museum
and the wildflower garden
on the east side are open to
view every day. Avon-onthe-Lake Garden Club
members maintain the garden though out the year.
Peter Miller House Museum
is located at 33740 Lake
Rd., Avon Lake next to
Avon Lake Boat Landing
’Twas the Night Before Christmas
’Twas the Night Before
Christmas, is a benefit fundraiser
for IDEA (International Dravel
Epilepsy Action) League. It will be
held Fri., July 23, 2010, 5:30 11:30 p.m. at the Fountain Bleau,
635 Miller Road, Avon, OH 44012
It may seem like an ordinary
Friday evening in July, but when
you step through the doors of the
Fountain Bleu, it WILL BE Christmas Eve! Be prepared to blink
your eyes a time or two! You will
feel as if you have stepped right
into all the festivities and grand
decorations that are such a very
special part of Christmas! There
will be phenomenal and festive
auction items sure to delight every
bidder, a Christmas play land and
craft area just for the kiddos, and
scrumptious holiday hors
d’oeuvres and beverages to get the
evening started! You’ll have the
opportunity to bid on an
autographed CAV’s jersey by Shaq
and “Z”, a custom designed winter
piece by Cleveland top designer,
Valerie Mayen, autographed items
by Jack Nicklaus and Anderson
Varejao, a spectacular 7 ½ ft. OSU
tree, and so many more fantastic
items!
When you glide next door, you
will experience a winter wonderland! Indulge yourself in the decadent food, seasonal drinks, and the
sounds of Christmas like you’ve
never heard before! Sit back and
listen to Praise-Apella, a totally
awesome vocal group that will
have you off your feet in amazement, as they share the true meaning of Christmas. Soon your heart
will believe that it IS Christmas
Eve! Hey kids bring your Christmas pjs to change into later in the
evening because you just never
know who may stop by! Remember that this is all happening in
northeast Ohio, and it is quite possible that it may even snow!
‘Twas the Night Before
Christmas will benefit The IDEA
(International Dravet Epilepsy
Action) League which is the 501c3
organization that is fighting for a
cure for the devastating neurological syndrome that attacks infants.
Children with Dravet Syndrome
require constant medical care and
attention.
One of Bay Village’s own,
Jordan Lyles, has battled Dravet
Syndrome since the tender age of
six months. By the grace of God,
she turned 15 in April of this year.
Our goal is to find a cure for Jordan and all her Dravet brother and
sisters around the world! Won’t
you join us?
Tickets are $100.00/person,
$25.00/children
Hors d’ oeuvres, cocktails,
and silent auctions begin at 5:30
Followed by dinner, entertainment by Praise-Apella, and
live auctions!
It’s going to be the event of
the summer, and you don’t want
to miss it!
For tickets, contact Paula
Lyles, pal601@aol.com. Or by
phone at (440) 331-3186!
*Donations are tax deductible! All checks need to be made
payable to:
Christmas in July Benefit for
The IDEA League
Porter Library Issues Spelling
Bee Challenge
Westlake Porter Public Library, 27333 Center Ridge Rd., Westlake, OH
44145 (440) 871-2600, is issuing a spelling challenge to the West Shore
area. Find out how well you can spell at the Friends of Porter Library Spelling Bee. The Bee will be held as a special Friday evening program on July 16
at 7 p.m. It is open to teams of four to six.
The library will be fielding a team of spellers, and invites families, neighborhoods, civic and community organizations, local companies, and more to
create a team and enter the spelling bee. Entry information and a word list
will be available at the library starting June 9, which is the start of the library’s
annual Summer Reading Program. Spelling teams will compete for bragging
rights as the West Shore’s best spellers.
To get would-be spellers into the spirit, the library will be screening
Akeelah and the Bee, the acclaimed 2006 movie about a surprise spelling
bee winner, on Tuesday, June 29 at 7 p.m.
Peter Miller House Museum to Have
Summer Open House and Programs
Peter Miller House Museum Committee would like to
invite the community to come
and enjoy the museum open
house and programs this summer. Tours of the museum will
be at 6:30 p.m. and the programs will be at 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The first open house will
be Monday, June 21 and Bill
Cutcher will present “Commercial Fishing” Admission is free.
Bring your gamily and enjoy the programs.
The herb garden on the west
side of the Museum and the wildflower garden o the east side are
open for visitation every day. These
gardens and the planting along the
picket fence are maintained by
Avon-on-Lake Garden Club .
The Museum is located at
33740 Lake Rd., Avon Lake next to
Avon Lake Boat Landing
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Bullfrogs: A Sports Café for the Whole Family
Finally, there is a great sports café for the whole family!
Bullfrogs in North Ridgeville is perfect for the big
game, a great meal and 30 beers on tap for dad!
Brothers Tony, Jorge and Henry Serrat are keeping
it all in the family by including your family with their
great sports café concept.
“There are lots of place where the guys can hang
out. We wanted a place where the whole family can hang
out,” said Tony. “The guys can hang out, too! Everyone
feels at home here. At Bullfrog’s Sports Cafe, we are
just that place! Truly, a place you can take your whole
family to watch the game.”
19 TVs and a 10 foot jumbo screen bring you all
the sports action! Bullfrogs is the home of the Cavs during basketball season, and headquarters for the Lorain
County Browns Backers in the fall.
The food alone makes you a winner, regardless of
the game results! From 16 appetizers, 25 sandwiches,
wings, pastas, salads, steaks and a whole lot more, it is
all great and priced right! Chef Mike Thomas is a North
Ridgeville High grad and wiz in the kitchen with overthe-top quality and portions. “We stand apart from the
big chain sports bars with local connections and the best prime rib and perch fries around,” said Mike. The kids can
choose from the “Minor Leaguer” menu and also play any their many video games!
Want some hot fun? Take on and demolish a Diablo pizza and it is yours, free (try at your own risk!).
And yes, Bullfrogs offers Lorain County’s largest selection of draft beer, with 30, yes, 30 draft handles to choose from!
LIVE MUSIC!
New owners of Bullfrogs Tony, Jorge and Henry Serrat.
STARTING LINE UP
Cajun Dusted Frog Legs (5) 6
Mozzarella Sticks 6
Breaded Chicken Tenders 6
Calamari 8
Poppers 6
Conqueso 6
Spinach and Artichoke Dip 6
Quesadillas 8
Mussels 8
Lilly Pads 4
Loaded Potato Skins 6
Nachos 6
Loaded Fries 5
Boneless Wings 7
Butterfly Shrimp 7
Combo Platter 11
Onion Rings 4
BULLFROGS BURGERS
All of our Burgers are Hand Pattied, seasoned and
grilled to perfection then served with lettuce, tomato,
onion, a pickle spear and french fries
Patty Melt 8
Build Your Own 6
Jorgie Burger 9
Veggie Burger 9
PASTAS
All Pastas are served with a side salad & garlic bread
All You Can Eat Spaghetti and Meatballs 12
Giovanni’s Linquini 9 add chicken 11 add shrimp 12
Seafood Pasta 12
Blackened Chicken Tortellini 10
Fettuccini Alfredo 9 add chicken 11 add shrimp 12
Southern Style Pasta 9 add chicken 11 add shrimp 12
SOUPS
Chef Michael Thomas
Soup of the Day
Daily
Chicken Noodle or Broccoli Cheddar 4
SIDES
French Fries, Cole Slaw, Baked Potato, Roasted Red
Skins, Rice Pilaf and Daily Vegetables
PIZZA
SALADS
House Salad 7
Caesar Salad 6 add chicken 8 add steak 9
add salmon 10
Chicken Greek 8
Cobb Salad 8 add chicken 10
Anti-pasta Salad 8
Taco Salad 8
Baby Back BBQ Ribs – These ribs are so tender you almost
don’t even have to chew them. Bullfrogs Baby Back Ribs are
slow roasted for nearly twelve hours while drenched in a
sweet BBQ sauce.
STEAK & ENTRÉES
All of our Entrées are served with your
choice of two sides and choice of either a
cup of soup or a side salad
Here at Bullfrogs, our steaks are hand cut, perfectly
aged, rubbed with our special blend of flavorful
seasoning then char-grilled to your desire.
12 ounce New York Strip 17
Classic 13 ounce Delmonico 17
8 ounce Filet of Sirloin 17
Baby Back Ribs & Half Chicken Dinner 16
Grilled Chicken Breast Dinner 12
Baby Back BBQ Ribs Full Slab 15 Half Slab 9
The Jorgie Burger – 2 half pound burger patties topped with
American and Provolone cheese, bacon, mushroom, lettuce,
onion and tomato.
El Diablo Pizza: 12” triple XXX HOT topped
with chicken, various peppers, pepperjack
cheese. Must finish every morsel of pizza
in 30 minutes and its free. 13
BBQ Chicken 12” Pizza 9
Taco 12” Pizza 9
Tomato Basil 12” Pizza 9
Build Your Own 12” Pizza 7
Cheese, Onion, Mushroom, Pepperoni,
Sausage, Banana Peppers, Green Peppers,
Tomato, Bacon, Olives, Jalapeno, Extra
toppings .50 each
SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES
All seafood specialties are served with two
sides of your choice and either a cup of soup
or a side salad.
Perch Dinner 11
Grilled Salmon 12
Baked Tilapia 9
Shrimp Dinner 12
SANDWICHES
Served with french fries of homemade potato chips.
WRAPS
Served with french fries of homemade potato chips.
Wraps will be in your choice of wrap flavor (white,
sun dried tomato or garlic herb)
Turkey Club Wrap 7
Greek Chicken Wrap 7
Buffalo Chicken Wrap 7
Chicken Salad Wrap 7
Chicken or Steak Caesar Wrap 9
Tuscan Chicken Ciabatta 8
Portabella Ciabatta 8
Steak Philly 8
Chicken Philly 8
French Dip 8
Perch Sandwich 8
Reuben 8
Turkey Reuben 8
B.L.T 7
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Wings
12 Wings – 7
18 Wings – 10
24 Wings – 14
36 Wings – 17
48 Wings – 25
Catering options for
larger wing orders
XXX Hot
Cajun
Hot
Hot Garlic
Mild
Spicy BBQ
Garlic Parmesan
BBQ
Honey BBQ
Teriyaki
Caribbean Jerk
Medium
Gold
Honey Mustard
Ranch
Schezuan
Spicy Gold
Chilli Lime
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Separate
Party Room
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July Events at Westlake Porter
Public Library
The Meal that Heals to Benefit North Coast Health Ministry
The Meal that Heals, a
dining benefit for North
Coast Health Ministry, the
West Side’s free clinic for
the low-income uninsured,
will be held on Monday,
July 12, 2010 at Players on
Madison from 5 to 9 p.m.
The evening’s menu
liberally incorporates seasonal produce and features
a soup/salad course with a
choice of tomato bell pepper bisque, mista salad or
Caesar salad and the following entrée selections: penne
al vodka with shrimp and
sundried tomatoes; lemon
and oregano glazed chicken
breast with basmati rice,
haricots verts, toasted almond-orange salad and
Mandarin orange-pommery
vinaigrette; potato-encrusted Norwegian salmon
with roasted garlic mashed
potatoes, lemon buerre
blanc, leeks, haricots verts
and wild mushrooms;
grilled hanger steak and
mashed potatoes, baby arugula, roasted tomatoes and
artichokes with balsamic
syrup. For dessert, diners
can choose between triple
chocolate tart, crème brûlée,
or lemon and marscarpone
tart with raspberries
Cost is $35 per person
for a three-course prix fixe
meal, excluding alcoholic
beverages and gratuity.
Coffee, tea and soft drinks
are included. Players will
donate 25 percent of food
sales that evening to
NCHM.
Reservations can be
made by calling Players on
Madison at 216-226-5200.
Players is located at 14523
Madison Ave., Lakewood,
Ohio 44107.
About North Coast
Health Ministry
Since 1986, North
Coast Health Ministry has
been providing health care
to low-income individuals
and families without medical insurance in western
Cuyahoga and eastern
Lorain counties. A faithbased free clinic located in
Lakewood, Ohio, NCHM is
a bridge to better health for
more than 2,200 patients
who have no other route to
care. With the support of
approximately 150 volunteer physicians, nurses and
other caregivers, NCHM is
able to provide primary
health care, specialty referrals, prescription assistance,
and health education to the
medically underserved.
Following is Westlake
Porter Public Library’s July,
2010 Calendar of Events.
Sat., July 3 (2-3 p.m.)
Summer Stamps & Stationery – Make some neat
summer cards, bookmarks
or gift tags with us! For ages
6-10. Please register.
Tues., July 6 (3-4
p.m.) Juggling Workshop –
Learn how to juggle with
world renowned juggler
Matt Jergens! This will be a
hands-on class. For grades
6-12. Please register.
Tues., July 6 (7-7:45
p.m.) Juggling with Matt
Jergens – Bring the family
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We specialize in all
kinds of electronics, hand
bags (Dooney & Bourke,
Coach, etc.) collections of
items including antiques,
models, trains, trading
cards, Royal Doulton, and
Hummel, etc. Also, we
sell a wide variety of
items including but definitely NOT limited to
laptop computers, musical instruments, iPods
and other MP3 players,
photography equipment,
car parts, tires, sporting
goods, name brand
purses, tools, figurines,
Longaberger baskets,
electronics, vintage audio
and much more! And
now, we have the ability
to offer services for much
larger items!!! The sky is
the limit with eProsellers
on eBay!
Looking to Sell a Vehicle? eProsellers sells
cars, motorcycles, scooters, boats, RV’s, trailers
and heavy machinery. By
Appointment, you can
come to our location or
we will go off site to you,
take photographs, and
complete a detailed
search of your vehicle
and then list it on eBay.
Call 440-716-8200 to set
up an appointment.
Why
use
eProsellers? There are
approximately 200 million
registered eBay users
worldwide! They offer a
complete set of proven
services in our unique
online storefront that provides maximum global
exposure when selling on
eBay. So, why not turn
your unwanted items into
ready cash? eProsellers,
is an experienced registered eBay Drop Off Location for eBay having
completed thousands of
online sales and auctions
and paid their customers
over $600,000!!. They
have the experience and
creditability to sell stuff
online, so you don’t have
to.
For those of you that
are interested all items
that we are selling, you
can visit us at our established web stores:
www.eprosellers.com
our registered eBay drop
off location
www.diyvaluebin.comour “Value, Variety and
Do It Yourself” store
www.dalaudio.com
our audio/video and vintage electronics store
www.droutdoorsupply.com
bike racks, hitch and
trailer accessories
www.cacheturn.com our Corporate
website
Where is eProsellers? Our convenient
walk up storefront is located on the corner
of Clague and Lorain within the Cornerstone
Plaza in North Olmsted You can even call
440- 716-8200 for an appointment or e-mail
us at auctionpro.oh@gmail.com. Our hours
of operation are Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday 9 am to 5pm Saturday 10am – 2 pm. Closed Tuesday and
Sunday. Our alternate location is in
Westlake at 29313 Clemens Rd Unit 2G
where they can handle larger items with their
drive up docks. It is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m
Monday through Friday.
to this juggling extravaganza! Tickets available in
Youth Services starting June
29. No reserves.
Thurs., July 8 (7 p.m.)
Non-Fiction Book Discussion – The July selection is
Queen of the Road by
Doreen Orion.
Thurs., July 8 (7-8:30
p.m.) Options Market and
How it Works – John
Sawczak will present this
program. Please register.
Fri., July 9 (2-2:45
p.m.) Trash Into Treasure –
Put your recycling to creContinued on page 23
Chick-Fil-A’s
Show Their
Support for
Adoption
Greater Cleveland Chick-Fil-A
locations are hosting a spirit night
in support of adoption on Thurs.,
July 15 from 4:30 pm – 7:00 pm.
Visit one of the participating
locations on Thurs. July 15, for
dinner between 4:30 – 7 p.m. to
show your support. A portion of the
proceeds will benefit Family
Adoption Consultants.
Participating locations include:
Beachwood Place Mall in Beachwood,
Chapel Hill, Great Lakes Mall in Mentor,
Macedonia, Montrose, North Olmsted,
Westgate plaza in Rocky River,
Westfield South Park Mall in
Strongsville, and Willoughby Commons.
PLEASE BRING THIS AD
AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT
Turn your unwanted items into cash and
sell them on eBay at
Top 10 Items Recently
Sold By eProsellers on
eBay
1) BMW K1200LT Motorcycle
Opening Bid: $.99
Winning Bid: $13,500
2) Bentley Nevada 3300 Series Monitor System
Opening Bid: $24.99
Winning Bid: $6,544.01
3) Rolls Royce Turbine Shaft
Opening Bid: $24.99
Winning Bid: $3524.00
4) Adcom GFA-7807 7 Channel Amplifier
Opening Bid: $24.99
Winning Bid: $2,500.00
5) Adcom GTP-870HD 7.1 Channel
Home Theater Amplifier
Opening Bid: $24.99
6) Chanel Purse
Opening
Bid:
$24.99
7) Lionel Locomotive C&O #1601
Opening Bid: $24.99
8) Original Christmas Story Movie
Script
Opening Bid: $24.99
9) Alpine DVA-9861 In Dash AM/FM/
CD/DVD Player
Opening Bid: $24.99
10) Epiphone Firebird Guitar
Opening Bid: $24.99
Collectibles,
Electronics,
Photography
Equipment,
Antiques,
Instruments,
Car Parts,
Vehicles,
Name Brand
Items, Vintage
Items,
Sporting
Equipment
and Much
More!
Ask us about
our
fundraising
opportunities!
23420 Lorain Rd., North Olmsted
Corner of Clague & Lorain Roads
29313 Clemens Rd.
Unit 2G, Westlake
440-716-8200
Please Stop By!!
email: auctionpro.oh@gmail.com
Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tuesday - Closed, Sunday - CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS
Feelin’ Groovy! Stuck on Duck Tape!
What happens when you combine the 60s, 70s and 80s
with duct tape? You create the theme for this year’s Avon
Heritage Duct Tape Festival – Peace, Love and...Duck Tape.
Over Father’s Day Weekend, duct tape enthusiasts and
festival goers were treated to the grooviest retro rewind of
the year – complete with far-out fashions, sculptures and
festival fare.
The free, three-day psychedelic celebration of all things
duct tape kicked off on Friday, June 18, at Veteran’s
Memorial Park in Avon. The “Duct Tape Capital” of the
world and home of Duck Tape® brand duct tape, festivalgoers enjoyed a unique bazaar of retro-themed sculptures
and fashions created with duct tape. And, since Duck Tape
brand duct tape is available in more than 20 colors, the
sculptures, costumes and more were dy-no-mite!
Sharing in the Peace, Love and...Duck Tape theme, a duct tape
parade was held on Saturday, June 19, complete with flower power
and floats made with duct tape by local businesses and organizations.
Sculptures for this year’s festival were created by students from
the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Penn., led by Assistant
Professor Joe Girandola. “The opportunity for my students to prepare,
create and exhibit large-scale works using Duck Tape brand duct tape
will be instrumental in their development as artists,” said Girandola.
But that’s not all. A tent for sticky duct tape arts and crafts for
children and adults alike were open so festival-goers could try their
hand at making a wallet, rose or anything else they can imagine. There
were also be free rolls of duct tape each day of the festival, and, of
course, traditional festival favorites, including rides, food, games, live
entertainment, booths from local vendors and organizations and more!
Thousands shared the love as they boogied on out to Avon, Ohio,
for a groovy, one-of-a-kind celebration last weekend. Enjoy the pix!
How much tape would a taped duck take if a taped duck could be
duck taped?
Sweetheart!
Fashionistas retro style!
John & Yoko give peace a chance
Most Groovy!
Burritos and b
eads!
Smile!
With clothes like these, the question is –
where is Austin Powers?
The Float from St. Mary’s of the Woods took home the
Most Groovy award at the Duck Tape Parade.
Two front teeth couldn’t make for a better smile
than this one at the Duck Tape fest!
Get on the bus, Gus! Josh and his duct taped retro bus were a hit!
Love, Baby!
July Events at Westlake Porter Public Library
ative use and make a cool
treasure box! For kids in
grades Kindergarten-2.
Please register.
Sat., July 10 (10 a.m.2 p.m.) Summer Crafts A
Go-Go! – Join us for a fun
and easy summer craft! All
supplies provided; just drop
in.
Mon., July 12 (1111:45 a.m.) Under the Sea
– Venture beneath the waves
with stories, songs and a fun
undersea craft! For ages 58. Please register starting
July 5.
Mon., July 12 (2- 7
p.m.) American Red Cross
Bloodmobile (Type O drive)
Tues., July 13 (7 p.m.)
Tuesday Evening Book Discussion – The July selection
is The Guernsey Literary
and Potato Peel Society by
Mary Ann Shaffer.
Tues., July 13 (7-7:30
p.m.) Poolside Sing-Along
– Keep your cool while you
sing along with some fun
beachy, watery tunes! For
all ages.
Wed., July 14 (12:30
p.m.) The “Garden Sage”
– Gardening expert Debra
Knapke will speak and sign
books. Co-sponsored by the
Herb Guild.
Wed., July 14 (2-3
p.m.) Survivor Water Challenge – Join us for an afternoon of games to celebrate
summer vacation! Weather
permitting, portions of this
program may take place outdoors. For kids in grades 1-
3. Please register starting
July 7.
Wed., July 14 (7 p.m.)
Couponing: Back to School
and More! – Learn how to
pair coupons with store
sales to get the best deals on
all your back-to-school,
special occasion/holiday, or
just everyday needs. Please
register.
Fri., July 16 (7 p.m.)
Friends of Porter Library
Spelling Bee – Enter this
friendly competition between teams to crown
Westlake’s best spellers.
There’s still time to register
your team and pick up a
word list!
Sat., July 17 (10:45
a.m.) West Side Writers
Sat., July 17 (1:30
p.m.) Right From the Chef
with Nolan Konkoski –
Nolan Konkoski, executive
chef at Tartine Bistro, will
share his philosophy of
cooking along with some
practical tips and a summertime treat. Please register.
Sat., July 17 (2-3
p.m.) and Wednesday,
July 28 (2-3 p.m.) LEGO
Club – Bring your ideas and
imagination! Ages 6-13.
Please register one week
prior to each session.
Sat., July 17 (3 p.m.)
Special Saturday Film:
Julie and Julia – A film starring Meryl Streep and Amy
Adams about a young
woman who attempts every
recipe in Julia Child’s book
Mastering the Art of French
Cooking. Please register
starting June 1.
Mon., July 19 (7-7:30
p.m.) and Wednesday,
July 28 (10:30-11 a.m.)
Let’s Sing and Dance! –
Join us for a fun session of
singing and dancing. For
children ages 2-6 with a
caregiver. No registration
required.
Mon., July 19 (7-8:30
p.m.) Monday Night Movie:
Leap Year – A romantic
comedy starring Amy
Adams and Matthew Goode
about a young woman who
travels to Ireland to propose
to her boyfriend on “Leap
Day.” Please register.
Tues., July 20 (7-8:30
p.m.) Mad4Manga – M4M
is everything manga! We
talk about manga, create
manga art, discuss & watch
anime films, and more! For
teens in grades 6-12.
Thurs., July 22 (7
p.m.) Erie Lights and Lighthouses – Lighthouses...what
stories can they tell? Are
some haunted? Have some
been silent sentinels witnessing tragedy? Are others
beacons full of romance?
We will take a look at how
the lights operate, and when
they were built.
Fri., July 23 (10 a.m.
- 12 p.m.) Porter’s Fiber
Fanatics – Socialize, share,
and solve problems with fellow needle artists while you
work on your current
project.
Fri., July 23 (10:3011:15 a.m.) Come Play
With Me! – Open playtime
with age appropriate toys,
songs and rhymes for ages
2-5 and their caring adults.
Please register one week
before each session.
Fri., July 23 (2-4 p.m.)
Advanced Origami with
Jenn Cline – This is a class
for teens and adults who already know how to create
origami. We’ll be taking you
to the next level. No beginners, please! For ages 13
and up. Please register starting July 16.
Mon., July 26 (6-8
p.m.) Ice Cream Social –
Enjoy $1 sundaes and family fun at the Friends of Porter Library’s annual event!
Tues., July 27 (1-7
p.m.) American Red Cross
Bloodmobile
Wed., July 28 (2 p.m.)
Afternoon Book Discussion
– The July selection is La’s
Orchestra Saves the World
by Alexander McCallSmith.
Thurs., July 29 (6:30
p.m.) Dream Interpretation
with Sandra Simon – Sandra
Simon speaks about dream
interpretation. Come early
to meet and greet Sandra
and each other. Coffee, tea,
and cookies will be served.
Enter drawing to win a
prize. Question and Answer
segment; ask Sandra what it
means. Please register.
To register for any of
the programs, please call
(440) 871-2600 or visit
h t t p : / /
signup.westlakelibrary.org:8080
When You’re Looking for Help Around the Home or at Work...
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Singles Summer Dance
Parents Without Partners is holding a Singles
Summer Dance, Sat., June
26! The dance is open to the
public and is sponsored by
Parents Without Partners
Chapter 1395. It will be held
at The Elk’s Lodge, 24350
Center Ridge Road in
Westlake, Ohio 44145. It
will start at 8 p.m. and go
until midnight. There will be
FREE Line Dance Lessons
from 7 to 8 p.m. too!
The dance will include
the DJ, Table Munchies,
Fundraising Fun and a Cash
Bar. Additionally, Special
songs for the season will be
included. The proceeds
from the dance will support
their children’s outings and
events. For more information, or to submit your musical request, contact Greg
Schwert at (440)665-6166
or jokerbay@aol.com
Parents Without Partners is dedicated to improving the quality of life for
single parents and their
families through educational programs, family and
youth programs, and adult
socials.
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