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Those in need of a good laugh can rest mote breast cancer awareness and support the The Vogues are coming to Ashtabula Editor assured that’s what they’ll get when they buy a fi nancial needs of patients and their families. Saturday, October 30. National hits include; Sage Satori ticket to “Drinking Habits” opening this Friday In the 9 years of BREASTFEST, thousands of Turn Around Look at Me, You’re the One, 5 at G. B. Community Theatre at the Ashtabula dollars have been raised, funds that have gone O’clock World, and My Special Angel. Pro- Advertising & Marketing Arts Center. Sisters Augusta and Philamena to fi nancially help breast cancer patients and ceeds from the show will benefi t the Ashtabula [email protected] have been secretly making and selling wine for families directly through the Cleveland Clinic Senior Center. Tickets are $20 and available years to keep the doors of their small convent and has also helped pay for the cost to supply by calling 440-998-6750 for details. The show Staff Writers open. But when their wine suddenly wins an free mammograms at Cleveland Clinic Breast will take place at Lakeside High School 6600 Cat Lilly • Andrea Razavi Center, monies have also gone to important Sage Satori award, newspaper reporters arrive to begin Sanborn Rd. Ashtabula 7:00 pm. Snarp Farkle • Don Perry searching for the vintners. “Drinking Habits” local resources such as the Northern Ohio Helen Marketti is a fast-paced wine country farce with plenty Breast Cancer Coalition Fund. Brothers Kickin the Cancer Blues, Saturday, Novem- Westside Steve of twists and turns. The show runs October Lounge is located at 11609 Detroit Avenue in ber 6th in the Cambridge Room at House of 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22 and 23. Friday and Cleveland Blues in Cleveland. The show ‘kicks’ off with Contributing Writers Saturday performances begin at 8 p.m. The Carlos Jones at 6:30 and continues on through- Alex Bevan • Jasper • Eric Hoffman Sunday matinee begins at 2 p.m. Walk-in, day Roller Skating Halloween Party -The out the evening with Austin Walkin`Cane Patrick Podpadec • David Arthur of the show, box offi ce tickets are $12 adults Mentor Skateland Artistic Skating Club @ 7:30, Zach @ 8:30 and Kristine Jackson Chad Felton • Annette Keys and $11 Seniors/Students. However, you can invites you to a Spooktacular Halloween Party @ 9:30. Also scheduled to appear are: Mike Austin Stouder • Tom Todd save $2 per ticket when you purchase tickets in on October 28th from 6:30 to 8:30. Bring the Petrone, Chris Allen, and Jack Charleton. Doniella Winchell • Hoss advance. For tickets or more information call whole family. Wear your costume and join us There will be a 50/50 Raffl e, Prize Packages, Circulation Manager the Ashtabula Arts Center at (440) 964-3396. for games, raffl es, prizes, and refreshments. and much more. Proceeds benefi t Hodgkin’s James Alexander Mentor Skateland is located at 5615 Andrews Lymphoma research through the The Leuke- Breastfest no. 10 will be held Sunday, Oc- Road in Mentor on the Lake. Skater’s tickets mia & Lymphoma Society. Doors open at 6:00 Circulation tober 24th, 3 until 8pm at Brother’s Lounge are only $5 in advance or $6 at the door. Skate Tickets are $45 advance and $55 day of show. Amy Balsiger • Andy Evanchuck in Cleveland. Breastfest Cleveland is an annual rental is available for $2. For more informa- KickinThe CancerBlues.org KJBlues.com Eileen Froelich • Bob Lindeman music and arts festival. Entertainers include tion call Connie at (440)257-3387. 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Rowdy was sur- and Oliver, who sadly lost his life in Septem- Although the slaughter of horses is rendered to the rescue because his owner was ber in a fatal car accident. All are a adjusting illegal in the United States, brokers have ill. He is very well behaved and charming. to their new surroundings very well. again succeeded to bypass the law and ship Shy Girl, Queen, and Little Joe came from Peaceful Pastures solely relies on donations horses that used to be race horses or family Canada; they are from the PMU farms where and/or sponsors. If you are interested in donat- pets to Mexico and Canada to be slaughtered. the mares’ urine is used to make the drug Pre- ing or sponsoring a horse, please e-mail or call The journey is long and inhumane. Peaceful marin. There were thousands of 1 and 2 year June at [email protected] or 440-667-0066. Pastures as well as other horse rescues work old horses at these ranches, and when the drug Mark your calendars for October 23rd for tirelessly to save as many of these horses as company cancelled the contract, thousands of our annual Casino Nite/Clambake. For just possible and your help is desperately needed these very young horses were sent to slaugh- $35.00 join us for an evening of entertainment and appreciated. ter. Fortunately many rescues in the U.S. took with the Light of day Band, fun, food, and Peaceful Pastures Horse Rescue is a 501C3 as many of these horses as possible. Useless gambling. For tickets call 440-667-0066 or organization located in Unionville on County- was also surrendered, he is a retired thorough- 216-299-9390. line Road that rescues and rehabilitates broken bred who doesn’t get along well with other down abused, and unwanted horses. Currently horses except for Amos. Amos is a 34 + year 4 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 October 6 - 20, 2010 home town of Hilo.” served on a bed When asked about his family Ku`u re- of white or fried Amidst our north coast change of vealed, “I am number 2 out of seven brothers, rice, potato-mac seasons one can always enjoy a bit of the trop- starting with the oldest Lopaka, Ku’ualoha, salad & a side of ics at Coconuts Tiki Bar & Grill. Offering an Keaukai, Nakaniala, Kai, Kanoa, & Kekoa. Kim-Chee. The Sushi ambiance of beautiful beaches set to authentic All live in Hawai’i except Naka and me. What menu changes with seasonal availability so now and contemporary island music on the dining most people don’t know is that I am also a stop in or call for the current listing. side, Hawaiian sunsets and fun in the Tiki it’s our chance to Triplet.

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