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Lakeside Chautauqua Launches Online Shop Chaplain of the Week: Melissa Kunz the Rev June 28, 2014 Vol. 2014, Issue 2 Lakeside Chautauqua launches online shop Chaplain of the Week: Melissa Kunz The Rev. Dr. Michael B. Brown Content Manager Supported by Bob & Becky Brymer Lakeside Chautauqua recently Lakeside Chautauqua wel- launched its official online shop, a comes the Rev. Dr. Michael place to purchase Lakeside mer- B. Brown as Chaplain of the chandise exclusively online. Week from June 29-July 3. The online shop includes ap- This week’s Chaplain of the parel for men, women and youth, Week program is supported as well as accessories for all. by Bob and Becky Brymer. To browse the selection The Rev. Dr. Michael B. Brown will lead the 10:30 of merchandise, visit www. On June 21, Lakeside Chau- the amount of official Lakeside a.m. Hoover Community admittance for guests and lakesideohio.com/shop. tauqua officially launched the on- Chautauqua gear available to the Worship Service on Sun- auto. From here, Lakesiders can line shop with phase one products. community. day, June 29 in Hoover Au- Following Chaplain’s Hour search for products by category, These products include Thanks to the help of Café- ditorium. His sermon, titled at 10:15 a.m. Monday, Dr. add items to their cart, complete T-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies Press’ online software, Lakeside’s “Choosing to be Christian,” is Brown will have a book sign- their order at checkout and check for men, women and youth, as webmaster Rob Truex from based on Matthew 25:31-45. ing for his books, Bottom Line their order status. well as coffee mugs, water bottles, Shift2Design and Lakeside’s Ad- For those who wish to Beliefs: Twelve Doctrines The shop was created through bumper stickers, key chains and vancement & Communications attend worship, a compli- All Christians Hold in Com- CaféPress, an online website that more. Department, a cohesive shop mentary Church Pass may be mon (Sort of) and Making allows businesses to design and CaféPress creates each Lake- design was created to align with obtained Sundays between the Timeless Word Timely: A sell merchandise in a customiz- side product using unique print- Lakeside’s branding initiative. 7:30-10:30 a.m., valid until Primer for Preachers, at The able CaféPress shop hosted from on-demand technology. “CaféPress really gives control 3 p.m. The pass includes ad- Fine Print bookstore. their server. Please note this technology to the shop owner,” said Truex. mittance for guests and auto. At 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, CaféPress offers customers a creates a slight outline and film “This allowed a creative design Dr. Brown will also preach Dr. Brown will lead Evening reliable shopping experience with around each shirt’s design. How- and more store styling to make it at 9:15 a.m. Monday-Thursday Prayer & Praise, held at the secure checkout and credit card ever, this outline will disappear closely reflect Lakeside’s new for Chaplain’s Hour in Or- Steele Memorial Bandstand. processing, shipping worldwide from the garment after washing. website.” chestra Hall. Note: on Friday, Dr. Brown is currently and handling of all returns and Phase two of the online shop To shop now or learn more July 4, there will be no Chap- Senior Minister of Marble exchanges. will become available at the end about Lakeside Chautauqua’s lain s Hour. Collegiate Church, Reformed The shop will be completed in of the year, offering exciting new official online shop, visit www. His overall Chaplain’s Church in America, in New multiple phases. products and designs to increase lakesideohio.com/visit/shop. Hour theme for the week will York City, N.Y. be “Believing and Behaving.” A native of Asheboro, A complimentary Chap- N.C., Dr. Brown was or- Lakeside’s Fourth of July celebration lain’s Hour Pass is available dained in The United Meth- Lakeside Chautauqua’s Fourth from :30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. odist Church in 1974. of July celebration begins at 10 Monday-Thursday for those a.m. with the Children’s Bike Pa- who wish to hear Dr. Brown See CHAPLAIN rade departing from Perry Park. each day. The pass includes on page 9 Participants of all ages should arrive early with an already-dec- orated bike. Due to a worldwide 10,000 Maniacs to rock Hoover stage helium shortage, balloons will not be distributed for bikes this year. 10,000 Maniacs will rock Jamestown, N.Y. After gaining Following the bike parade will the Hoover Auditorium stage new members and a few name be the Fourth of July Float Parade at :15 p.m. Saturday, June 2 changes, the band performed at 10:15 a.m. Both parades will with some of their most popu- for the first time as 10,000 Ma- travel west on Second Street. Individuals or groups may en- bo), offering a selection of famil- lar hits, including “More Than niacs on Labor Day in 19 1. Spectators are invited to dress ter the Float Parade by completing iar patriotic tunes. This,” “Because the Night” The group is named after patriotically, as part of this Lake- a participant form. These forms COBB formed in 19 9 as the and “These Are Days.” the low-budget horror movie side holiday tradition. are available at the Lakeside Ohio Collegiate Brass Band with The 19 0s pop-rock band “Two Thousand Maniacs ” The Grand Marshal for both Chautauqua Administration Of- a mission “to promote the Brass features Dennis Drew on key- Gustafson invited Natalie parades will be Leslie (Les) Cun- fice or online at www.lakesideo- Band tradition through excellent boards, Steve Gustafson on Merchant, who was 17 at the ningham, a familiar face around hio.com/calendar. artistic and educational perfor- bass guitar, Jerry Augustyniak time, to perform vocals with the Lakeside community. Cun- En oy the taste of summer at mances for musicians and com- on drums, Mary Ramsey on the band. ningham leads the Children’s a Fourth of July cookout from munities.” lead vocals and Jeff Erikson on Bike Parade every year. He also 11 a.m.-6 p.m. on the front lawn Read ‘Arts & Entertainment’ guitar. See MANIACS ushers at Hoover Community of Hotel Lakeside. The cookout page 13 for more information 10,000 Maniacs was on page 12 Worship Services, assists Chip will be catered by Jason Platfoot about COBB’s performance. formed as Still Life in 19 1 in Richter with God Squad, volun- of Black Tie Catering. At 9:45 p.m., fireworks off teers at the Lakeside-Marblehead Meals will include a hamburg- the Lakeside dock will offer a Lighthouse Festival and helps at er, BBQ pork or brat, potato salad, spectacular finale to the day. Due Lakeside’s Annual Spring Clean- chips and a cookie for $7. Water to preparations for fireworks, the up Day. and pop will be sold for $1. dock will close for the day as ear- Read ‘Community News’ Central Ohio Brass Band ly as 2 p.m. page 6 to learn more about Cun- (COBB) will perform from 6- Please watch for signs at the ningham and his passion for p.m. at the Steele Memorial Pavilion for exact details on Fri- Lakeside. Bandstand (Central Park Gaze- day, July 4. Support renovations to Shuffleboard Summer has arrived on Chautauqua Lecture Series the shores of Lake Erie, and ‘All Things Americana’ shuffleboard players of all ages have returned to the In honor of Independence Day, this week’s Chautauqua courts. Lecture Series delves into American lifestyle and history. Spring was a busy season The week begins with a look at the culture of American art, for the community, especial- music and food. ly at the world-class shuffle- Lectures later in the week include a focus on Lake Erie board facility. shipwrecks, a historical American community and Ameri- Over the last two months, can literature. construction crews have See ‘Education’ page 10 for a full description of this been working to enhance the week’s Chautauqua Lecture Series. experience for all spectators underneath to improve drain- generational center of Lake- and shuffleboard players. age. side,” said Shirley Stary, A complete renovation to The contractor involved vice president of Program- the viewing stands, located with the renovations worked ming. “A place for grandpar- along Second Street, was with an architect to make ents and grandkids to come completed in early June. new railings from a custom together and en oy a fun ac- Updates included a lev- iron work company, located tivity, in which all ages can eled and reshingled roof, air in Columbus, Ohio. participate.” vents to increase airflow and Spectators and shuffle- The ma ority of the pro - Inside the Lakesider gutters to direct the water board players will now have ect was completed by Curt runoff. easy access to the viewing Swain of Mainly Masonry, A n n o u n c e e t s .......... Pgs. 2-4 The updated viewing stands with improved steps, located in Castalia, Ohio. stands are constructed of nat- new railings and a sidewalk. The enhancements to the C o m m u n i y e s .......... Pgs. 5-8 ural IPE wood, pronounced A handicap-accessible shuffleboard facility were R e i i u s Li e .......... Pg. 9 “ee-pay.” This type of wood viewing area was also added made possible with support E d c a i n .......... Pgs. 10-11 is an environmentally re- j ust south of courts 2-5, west to the Lakeside Fund. A r s n t er ai m e t .......... Pgs. 12-13 sponsible choice, prized for of court 1 .
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