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The Euclid Wind Festival is taking place Saturday, June 17 from 3:00- 8:00pm in Sims Park, at 23131 Fun for all in Home Depot’s Parking lot. Lakeshore Boulevard near downtown Euclid. photo by Plum City Photo The Big Clean = Big Success

by Linda Beck Mayor Frank Jackson, Euclid Mayor Kirst- Northeast Ohioans never let a little bad en Holzheimer Gail, Councilman Michael New Dealership Opens on 185th weather stop them. Despite cold, drizzly Polensek and VASJ President Bill Cervenik. renovated the desolating old building into a weather, two communities came together While totals were being tabulated for litter retro blue car dealership. With over 67 years to make a difference. Keep Euclid Beautiful collected by each community, door prizes of combined experience the team at NCAS kicked off a week long cleanup for Euclid were raffled off. A special thanks for door has knowledge in every field of the auto- with their first big event, The Big Clean. prizes, financial donations and volunteer mobile industry whether it be mechanical, Collinwood neighbors joined with Euclid support go to Jax Printing, Paragon Res- appraisal, sales or financing. Joe Zawatski, neighbors, competing to clean their streets taurant & Martini Bar, Northeast Shores the proud owner has had a lifelong passion for cars and since developing NCAS Joe’s by picking up litter on a Saturday morn- Development Corp., The Euclid Shade mindset has always been placed on helping ing. hanks to our host for the event, Villa Tree Commission, Dave Carlson, Marche- The new and improved North Coast Auto Sales the neighborhood get exceptional car ser- Angela- St. Joseph High School, volunteers N-Haab Beauty Salon, Garden PhD, Dave by Maggie Zawatski vice for a fair price. Formerly, North Coast met to pick up supplies donated by Keep Lynch, Citizen Pie, Blue Arrow Records, They often say all things come full circle at Autos was mainly a lease-to-own company, America Beautiful, Jim O’Hare, Marty Chili Peppers Mexican Grill, Court Com- some point and on this little corner of Euclid but upon this new endeavor has placed an Miller, QRS Supplies, Shore Cultural Cen- munity Service and Euclid Beach adopt-a- and Cleveland, things sure did. In 1948 on emphasis on service work. With three tech- ter, Euclid Hospital, and Enviro Chemical. beach team. the corner of Cornwall and 185th St. a ga- nicians, no problem is too big for this crew. VASJ Students helped guide participants When the counts were done, over 2 tons rage and car dealership was born, formerly Even better once your car is fixed, the deal- through their school and served fresh of trash were picked up and disposed of called Zaller’s. This new business built a ership has a detailing company available coffee donated by Blackwater Roasters along with a dump truck full of debris and great reputation and sense of community in the back of the building to finish off a and scrumptious doughnuts donated by over 200 volunteers donated more than 500 in this up and coming neighborhood. The great running car with that new car smell. Dunkin Donuts. Volunteers then returned hours of service. What a day! Even though two brothers were reliable, reasonable and If you’ve driven past your eyes are drawn to this bright new sight, so stop on in, have a to VASJ High School after 3 hours of pick- Euclid edged out Collinwood in the com- focused not on becoming millionaires but cup of coffee or sweet treat and let this new ing up litter to enjoy bottled water donated pletion of litter collection, both communion simply helping their community with their automobiles. Flash forward 68 years neighborhood shop bring back a sense of by Dave’s Supermarket and eat pizza and ties were big winners. Look for more events and countless owners and North Coast ease in the car industry. chips donated by Marco’s Pizza and Gan- with Keep Euclid Beautiful by visiting our Auto Sales & Service has come to revive this Publisher’s note: Joe is a great guy, and his ley Subaru of Wickliffe. WINT/1330 radio webpage at http://www.cityofeuclid.com/ building back to its former purpose; to be a business is a great addition to our street. Stop provided background music and helped residents/KeepAmericaEuclidBeautiful . neighborhood shop for the people. Begin- in and have a cup of coffee with Joe, and tell welcome special guest speakers Cleveland (more photos on page 24) ning about a year ago, NCAS completely him the Observer sent you. Page 2 The Euclid Observer Volume 9 • Issue 6 June 2017 June 2017 The Euclid Observer Volume 9 • Issue 6 Page 3

Dialogue Euclid Library From the desk of the Mayor Art Lovers Unite to Build a Better June Programs at the Euclid Public Are you ready for parties, parades, and community events the City as well – continued progress at the World! Library Proud Member Of The Observer Media Family Of Community Owned Newspapers & Websites the summer? There planned throughout the summer. I hope to Wastewater Treatment Plant, construction sure is a lot going see you at the Wind Fest on Saturday June at the Euclid Schools campus, businesses by Ashley Gowens YOUR INDEPENDENT SOURCE FOR on in Euclid. I hope 17th at Sims Park and the Summer Con- expanding, new businesses coming in, de- Tuesday, June 27 EUCLID NEWS & OPINION you have received cert Series July 13, July 27, August 10 and molitions of blighted structures, as well as 6:00 PM / Lake Room Published monthly with a current circulation of the Euclid 360! August 24. Bring a chair or blanket, come home repairs and renovations across the Michael Albert has done programs at The 10,000+ copies. The paper is made available free publication in the enjoy music, food, meeting new neighbors, city. Interested in working on your home? Smithsonian Museum of American Art, of charge and can be found at business locations mail – check out and beautiful view of Lake Erie. Another Check out the programs available to help The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book within the City of Euclid and on our web site. The their calendar of favorite, the Critical Mass bike ride rolls with your housing needs: Heritage Home Art, the New York Book Library and many views and opinions expressed in this publication others. Now he brings his Modern Pop Art do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions events or visit their into Euclid Sims Park on Friday, June 30. Program, Housing Repair Resource Cen- of the publisher and staff. website http://eu- Remember, the Farmers Market will take ter, EDCOR and City Special Projects (see Experience to the Euclid Public Library! clid360.com. You will also find events and place every Friday from 3:00 to 6:30 pm at www.cityofeuclid.com). You will have the opportunity to meet Mr. Copyright 2014—The Euclid Observer, Inc. All Ashley Gowens learn and practice the scientific technique of activities in the Euclid Recreation Sum- Shore Cultural Centre – there will be enter- It will be a busy summer in Euclid! I Albert, hear a short presentation about his rights reserved. Any reproduction is forbidden The Path to Wellness Workshop Series Kriya Yoga Meditation with audio record- without written permission. mer Guide, Euclid Public Library “Library tainment most nights and a variety of fresh look forward to seeing you around town! life and art, and see many examples of his SATURDAYS: JUNE 3, 10, 24 ings of Guruji Swami Shree Yogi Satyam, Lines” and Shore Cultural Centre “Sum- fruits, vegetable, plants, and handmade Say hello and don’t forget to take photos collage creations. Children will have the The mission of The Euclid Observer is to attract, Join Michael Albert at EPL on Tuesday, June 27 at 2:00 PM / Lake & Shore Rooms facilitated by former Euclid Councilman mer Program Guide” and our neighbors in items for sale. Enjoy the fountain and im- for the Art Walk and “This is Euclid” photo chance to create their own collage using articulate and amplify civic intelligence and com- 6:00 PM A three-part, interactive workshop, created Scott Lynch. Classes will be tailored to meet munity good will in the City of Euclid and beyond. Collinwood have published the Scoop on provements to Triangle Park, stop at a local contest! the same materials he uses in this hands- to help participants understand what it’s the interest levels of participants. Please call Summer (http://collinwoodscoop.org/). It restaurant, and take a stroll to the Lake. on workshop. All participants will receive compliments of the artist! Children and BECOME AN OBSERVER! like to be well, understand attitudes towards (216) 261- 5300 ext.0 to make a reservation. promises to be a fun filled summer! In addition to activities and events, you Mayor Kirsten Holzheimer Gail a FREE signed poster (with over 20 differ- families are welcome. No registration re- As a product of citizen journalism, The Euclid Ob- wellness, and gain knowledge and confi- Refugees: 101 I look forward to the neighborhood block will see construction going on throughout ent ones to choose from) and other goodies quired, but space is limited. server is looking for people, ages 3 to 100, to get dence to begin creating wellness in their TUESDAY, JUNE 13 involved in the paper and the city. We are looking lives. Healthy refreshments provided. Please 6:30 PM / Shore Room for volunteer writers, photographers,designers call (216) 261-5300 ext.0 to make a reserva- Patrick Kearns, the Executive Director of and illustrators to help with the production of the Euclid Honors Its Veterans at the 87th Memorial Day paper. It does not matter if you are a professional Parking Lot Resurfacing Updates tion. The Refugee Response, joins us to provide a or an amateur, our editorial staff will be glad to Volunteer Fair one-hour presentation on the root causes of help you through the process. Parade TUESDAY, JUNE 6 the global refugee crisis, the process of being • Bike Euclid • Shore Cultural Centre Register at our website Member Center where 4:00 – 7:00 PM recognized as a refugee and being resettled • Body Rocks Dance and Fitness Studio It is our sincere hope that we all value you can submit stories, press releases, letters to Lake & Shore Rooms to the United States or another host coun- • Boy Scouts #143 this time-honored tradition. Consider the editor and photos. Go to www.euclidobserver. This is a great opportunity to help build a try. The Refugee Response works with other • Cleveland Grays Armory Museum Color joining us in 2018! com, click on Member Center, sign in, click on better world through volunteer service. Rep- Cleveland agencies to assist families in mov- Submit Story, and start writing. No need to regis- Guard resentatives from local non-profit organiza- ing from harm to home in Cleveland. ter to post online calendar or classified ads. • Euclid High School Marching Band tions will be here to meet, greet, and provide Build a Better Wednesday You can mail your stories to the Euclid Observer • Euclid Pet Pals and Animal Shelter information to those interested in offering WEDNESDAYS: JUNE 14, 21, 28 office at 650 E. 185th St., Cleveland, 44119. • Euclid Police and Fire Departments their time. Volunteering is a great way to 2:30 PM / Shore Room • Euclid Public Library Next deadline: June 25, 2017 meet new and interesting people, strengthen Come to the library and make your by Ellen Ivory • Lake Catholic High School www.euclidobserver.com 216.505.0185 resumes, and obtain knowledge and skills Wednesday a little brighter! Each week we’ll Euclid’s 87th Memorial Day Parade, which • MCMS (Moore Counseling and Media- that aid in career and personal development. have a different, fun activity for children to Email us at [email protected] was held on Monday, May 29th, again up- tion Service, Inc.) Handicapped parking restriping begins the first week in July. Kriya Yoga Meditation get their minds moving and STEAM skills PUBLISHER John Copic held the city’s proud tradition of honoring • Miss Poppy THURSDAYS: JUNE 8, 15, 22, 29 booming. No registration required but veterans and active military personnel. • Navy Jr. ROTC, NJROTC Drill Team (en- by Ashley Gowens June. Respectively, the library will begin its ADVERTISING John Copic, 216.505.0185 7:00 PM / Lake Room space is limited. Children under eight years Many entities were gathered including tire unit) In alignment with the 2017-2020 Strategic handicapped parking restriping process the WEBMASTERS Dan Ott, Jim O’Bryan Meditation can benefit your mind, heart, old must be accompanied by an adult. community groups, businesses, churches, • RCCG Jesuit House Cleveland Plan, last month the Euclid Public Library first week in July. Once completed, the lot and body. Join us for a four-part series to The Euclid Observer is powered by: AGS and a plethora of neighbors and guests. Board of Trustees approved a proposal to will have six marked handicapped spaces, On behalf of the parade judges - D. Fay resurface the public drive-thru book drop one of which will be a van accessible spot. Miller, Brian Moore, and myself - we would Graduation – Shower – Picnic and to minimize the access stripes in the The Library will also include new signage Euclid Public Library Receives like to extend our heartfelt thank you to public parking lot to allow for additional to remind everyone that parking is prohib- our veterans, the Euclid Joint Veterans TAKE AWAY LITHUANIAN FOOD parking for disabled patrons. ited in the fire zone. Parking lot restriping Library Services and Technology Council, Mayor Kirsten Holzheimer Gail 48 hour notice 216 531 8318 (after 12 pm) Resurfacing is slated to begin Monday, is scheduled to be completed the first week and her admistration and staff, members of Kugelis ½ pan $ 25 Full pan $35 June 5 and the library drive-thru book in July. We appreciate your patience as we Act Grant Euclid Safety forces, and all those who par- Sausage & Sauerkraut (feeds 10-15) $50 drop area will be unavailable until the re- make the library a more welcoming place ticipated in the planning and implementa- surfacing is completed the second week in for all. tion of the parade. Chicken Piccatta OR Chicken Marsala We also would like to thank and applaud OR Chicken Parmesan OR Roast Beef those who participated in this event. Con- (feeds (10-12) $48 $4 pp over 12 Build A Better World Summer gratulations to the following units who are Edita‘s Party Chicken Wings 50/$40 100/$70 recipients of this year’s trophies: Cheesey Potatoes ½ pan $30 Full pan $40 Reading Program June 5 – July 22 Full pan VEDARAI (Potato Sausages) $40 Šaltiena $10 Vinegretas OR Balta Mišrainė $7.99 lb. Bacon Buns/Bandelės .75 each $10 dozen by Ashley Gowens lessly STEAM can be reinforced outside of Last month, Euclid Public Library was school, and increase children’s exposure to Koldūnai - Beef, Pork or Mushroom (frozen) 25/$10 awarded a Library Services and Technol- technology. ogy Act (LSTA) Grant by the State Library The library will use both fiction and non- Piano Lessons from Rob of Ohio. Thanks to a grant from the federal fiction resources, as well as manipulative Master’s Degree with over 30 yrs Experience Institute of Museum and Library Services aspects to create engaging STEAM-themed Beginners Welcome! (216) 357-3034 (IMLS), awarded by the State Library of events. Sessions will include lessons using Ohio, EPL will implement a Building robotics, coding, and wind energy. STEAM (Science Technology Engineering The Library will feature STEAM pro- Arts Math) program series for children this grams during its Summer Reading Pro- summer and upcoming school year. gram Build a Better Wednesday series. Through Building STEAM, the Library Families can participate in special Building hopes to successfully merge established STEAM programs June 28, July 19, and Au- by Ashley Gowens build bridges in our community, while fos- library programming with innovative ap- gust 16. For more details, please contact the This summer, join Euclid Public Library as tering a love for reading and prevent sum- proaches, such as using hands-on math and Children’s Department at (216) 261-5300 Metaphysics… What is it? we Build A Better World with this year’s mer slide. Summer Reading is for the entire science devices, to generate early interest in ext. 5. Summer Reading Program! Transform family, and everyone has a chance to win STEAM subjects, show parents how effort- Self empowerment through deeper your world through programming geared to prizes! Stop by today to register! awareness of universal truths. One hour weekly classes. No fee. Donations accepted. Call Rich Master 718 East 200th Street 21933 Euclid Ave. Euclid OH 44117 (216) 486-7240 216.481.9090 www.Rishisinstituteofmetaphysics.com Mechanical Complete Auto Repair

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Euclid Recreation Department HGR Euclid Recreation Summer Program Information Machine-Tool Company Retrofits Equipment for Amish Use

by Maria Palmisano AQUATIC INFORMATION hall as soon as possible. SUMMER PROGRAMS General Information All pools besides Willow Pool are schedule Pool schedules are available at city hall or Panther Hoops (Ages 5-13) to open June 5th. The Willow Pool opening online under the recreation tab. June 6 Please get your last minute registrations in will possibly be delayed to allow paint to Sunshine Yoga (All Ages) now!!!!!!! cure. SPECIAL EVENTS June 10, July 8, August 12, and September 9 You can register online for most pro- Children 5 and under are not required to Euclid Youth Olympics (Ages 7-12) Lil Dancers (Ages 3-5) grams or you can come into city hall. have pool passes. June 24 June 19-30 Please provide two proofs of residency when If you are an adult and not planning on Touch-A-Truck Soccer Academy (Ages 3-12) registering for a program if you have not swimming, you will still need a pool pass for June 24 July 1 done so this year. admission. SWIM PROGRAMS Euclid Youth Football Camp (Ages 7-14) Make sure you have registered and payed Pool hours are subject to change. De- Panther Swim Team (Ages 5-15) July 6 and 7 all program fees before the starting date. pending on the weather conditions, atten- June 5 Tackle Football (Ages 7-11) Please register for Sunshine Yoga and the dance, or safety precautions, facilities may Learn to Swim (All Ages) July 10 UH Richmond Medical Center’s Youth close earlier than stated. June 19- 29 Rhythm, Steps, and Stretch (Ages 6-9) Olympics even though they are free events. All pools are closed on July 4th July 10- 20 July 11 Pick up a guide book from the recreation You are not required to have a swim pass July 24- August 3 Beginning/ Intermediate Ballet (Ages department at city hall, or call 289.8114 for to sign up for swim programs. Intro to Competitive Swimming (Ages 8-11) prices and additional details. If you are interested in being a life guard 5-12) July 11 or know anyone that would like to be a life June 20- July 13 Cheerleading (Ages 8-12) he started doing repair work. Sometimes, ford drill press that he bought from HGR, Sunday socials. guard, please fill out an application at city July 18- August 3 August 6 rather than repairing a piece of equipment, a small press and a car lift, plus all the When shopping HGR, Timothy watches it was easier to buy it from HGR and haul machinery he is converting and tools in a and purchase online unless there is some- it home. So, Timothy began to buy equip- 26-feet-by-30-feet pole barn. He transports thing he needs to come up in order to check ment, fix and resell it, as well as haul equip- equipment he purchases in an F450 dump the condition. Then he makes the trip to ment for the Amish in his community. truck and trailer with a moveable gantry transport an entire truckload at once. Cur- Since Amish do not use electricity, they crane and engine hoist. rently, he has his eye on two gear hobbing adapt all electrical shop equipment to run He says that an Amish machine shop machines that he will either use to make his off a line shaft with a belt drive. Some of down the road runs a 17,000-pound shear own gears or sell to his Amish customers. the most common pieces of equipment (purchased from HGR), an ironworker, a The units are not complete; so, he is trying that Sullivan Machine Tool has adapted press brake, lathes and a radial arm drill to solve the problem as to how to complete include lathes, drill presses that carpenters press, all nonelectrical. It has a tub on the them to make them functional. He pur- and metal workers use, and pantographs roof to collect rainwater that is gravity- chased a tool grinder with no attachments, designed to engrave jewelry that they con- fed into a faucet sink since only well water pulled the motor off, and mounted a shaft by Gina M. Tabasso vert into finish sanders for carpentry use with a pump would be used. A sawmill in for a drill press. He enjoys repurposing HGR Frequent Shopper Steve Timothy with a rotary orbital head fit into a column his town uses a $20,000, three-sided planer equipment for use as something other than works full time as a millwright at Charter with a moveable arm. Timothy says he has for flooring and molding. It can plane flat what it was intended. Steel. Sullivan Machine Tooling is his “side used a drill press for the same thing. In an surfaces, profiles and relief cuts. The planer Timothy lives on 2.5 acres with his wife. job” that he started in 2013 to build as his Amish shop, a diesel engine powers a line had separate motors but the owner built His father-in-law lives on the property next future retirement job. It all started in 2009 shaft that runs the length of the shop under belt drives and uses a diesel engine to drive door. He has a daughter who is a vet tech when he bought a 1977 Lincoln Electric the floor and runs on V-belts. Diesel fuel is the line shaft. and a son who is a business major at The doghouse welder, his “newest” piece of used because it is more efficient than gaso- Sullivan Machine Tool does not adver- University of Akron. This man loves to equipment, to make repairs for himself. line. tise in local newspapers or online. All of his keep busy and says he probably never will Since he lives in Sullivan, Ohio, a heavily In Timothy’s shop, he has a 1926 South business is in the Sullivan and Homerville retire. Gina M. Tabasso, marketing com- Amish community, his Amish neighbors Bend lathe, a 1937 South Bend lathe, a 1954 area and done by word of mouth as one munications specialist, HGR Industrial Sur- knew he could weld and asked him to fix Bridgeport mill, a 1954 Cincinnati Bick- person tells another person during their plus, www.hgrinc.com farm implements for them. That’s when

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Community Euclid Wind Fest Sweeps into Sims Park June 17 inflatables on the beach for young and old, Summer fun continues with the Sum- live music from the band Parmageddon mer Concert Series at Sims Park: July 13 (guess where they’re from!) and a variety of Wreck’n (Country), July 27 The Benjaminz wind related arts and crafts for young peo- (R&B. Motown, Pop/Rock/Soul/Jazz), Au- ple down on the beach. And if that were gust 10 Chardon Polka Band, August 24 not enough, Flowers the balloon clown and Rubix Cubed (80’s). the giant record breaking bubbles of Dr. The Wind Festival is also supported in U. R. Awesome will entertain the crowds. part by the residents of Cuyahoga County Wind Fest, Master Class, Summer Programs Food trucks will be there for your eatting through a public grant from Cuyahoga Arts pleasure. The Wind Stream parade will at- & Culture. For additional information on tract the children as they become part of the 2017 Euclid Wind Festival, please visit: Music, theater, dance, ceramics, yoga, fitness, painting, writing & more! the winding line of streamers descending www.shoreculturalcentre.com. or call the the hillside to the beach where there will be Shore administrative office at 216-289-8578 performances by DancEvert and sandcastle or Euclid City Hall at 216-289-2700. making. There will be plenty of comfort

Euclid Wind Fest Summer Class & Camp Registration food and refreshment from the food trucks Corporate/Business Sponsors Saturday, June 17, 3:00-8:00pm New this summer is a series of Performing Arts Camps and stands positioned throughout the Hot Air Balloon Sponsor: Sims Buick/ A family-fun-filled event at Sims Park ! including rock band, song writing, singing and acting. event site offering summer fare, desserts, GMAC cold drinks, beer and wine. Admission to Beach Sponsor: CT Consultants, Call 216-289-8578 or visit www.shoreculturalcentre.com Lolley Trolley tours to Wind Turbine, zip line, hot the festival is free but certain activities re- Sandy Sponsors: Cleveland Clinic/Euclid air balloon, crafts for kids, food and music. Helicopter for complete class & camp info and registration. quire a reservation and/or ticket purchase Hospital (display in pavilion), Infield Chi- rides (call for info, some activities limited access—all and have limited access. Some activities ropractic, Cuyahoga Community College have limited access due to popularity, all (display in pavilion) , Eaton Family Credit are weather dependent) Don’t miss this unique event Euclid Farmers’ Market Opens! activities are weather dependent. Union (display in pavilion) that turns wind into summer fun! Info on our website. Even at Wind Fest, there is such a thing Wave Sponsors: Fedili Group, Walter/ Fridays from June 2-October 6 as too much wind. Haverfield, LLP, Able Rents, Interstate Gas Master Class on August Wilson Tethered hot air balloon gives riders a birds-eye view of Euclid and the lake. (From prior Wind Fests) Many area businesses help make the & Supply 3:00-6:30pm photo by Plum City Photo Saturday, June 10, 10:30am-1:00pm Wind Fest possible through their generous Breeze Sponsors: Mazanec, Rakin & Ry- Fresh produce, baked goods and hand- financial and/or in-kind support. A few der, Interstate Gas & Supply by Jim Spittle wide variety of activities for the entire fam- An intense class on The World of August Wilson, one of made crafts! The perfect way to end the of our sponsors include Hot Air Balloon Kite Sponsors: Chagrin Valley Engineer- If it has to do with the wind, there’s a good ily derived from the wind, of which there is this country’s most acclaimed modern playwrights. Led by Sponsor is Sims Buick/GMAC, Beach spon- ing, Daugherty Construction, Sievers Se- week stocking up on your favorite veggies, chance it will be at the Euclid Wind Festival an abundance on the shores of Lake Erie. sor is CT Consultants and Sandy sponsors curity, The Mannik & Smith Group, Spe- Mark Clayton Southers, Founder and Producing Director of taking place Saturday, June 17 from 3:00- The thousands who attend this popular breads and plants. Meet the neighbors are Cleveland Clinic/Euclid Hospital, In- cialized Construction Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre and former Artistic Director 8:00pm in Sims Park, at 23131 Lakeshore event will enjoy tethered hot air balloon and join the fun! A wonderful Euclid field Chiropractic, Cuyahoga Community Sail Sponsors: Sunny M. Simon, HzW of August Wilson Center. Observer tickets still available, Boulevard near downtown Euclid. The rides, Lolley the Trolley tours of Euclid and College and Eaton Family Credit Union. Environmental Consultants, Ohio Valley tradition! Euclid Wind Festival, presented by the City the city’s wind turbines, helicopter tours $25 Adults Some of the sponsors will have information Supply of Euclid and Shore Cultural Centre, has a of the Lake Erie coastline, zip line rides, tables in the pavilion tent near the beach. Helicopter Rides Available at the Call For Wind Festival Performers by Tom Evert inaugural energetic and creative offering for the 2017 Euclid Windfest All are welcome to participate in Euclid’s Wind festival. Event to be held Saturday 6/17/17 from 3:00 $60 per seat, payable by cash or credit card Festival at Sims Park on Euclid’s beautiful Lake All ages and abilities are welcome to partici- Erie waterfront. pate. There will be two runs of the parade on the It’s Wise pm through 8:00 pm at Sims Park, 23131 Contact City of Euclid Law Department Tom Evert, the artistic director of DANCEV- paved paths at Sims Park @ 4:15pm and 6:15pm. Lakeshore Boulevard (216) 289-2746 to book your seat ERT located in Shore Cultural Centre is assem- Participants will be expected to meet for a prac- Pre-booking helicopter time slots from Time slots from 5:30 to 7:00 will be avail- bling a cast of participants in a parade featur- tice and run thru the week before. Please contact To Advertise 4:00 pm through 5:15 pm able for purchase the day of the event ing wind-themed costumes, dancing, banners, Tom Evert to register: Email: tom@dancevert. music, bubbles, and artworks to create this org or call 301-529-7684 Deciding to 216.505.0185 go to college Are you or a loved one Wind-related activities, music, arts, food, and fun for kids struggling to kick addiction to can be hard. heroin or other opiates? on Euclid's beautiful lakefront! Activities include:

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City of Euclid City of Euclid

EUCLID CITY SERVICES Don’t be a Stranger, Be a Good Neighbor

ests, common work or other similarities. a hello can do wonders to turn strangers Animal Control 289-2057 Communities just don’t happen by chance. into someone you see, someone you help, Briardale Golf Course 289-8574 They rest upon another similar word: com- and someone you are considerate of. munication. Again, that old dictionary Notice I have not mentioned the govern- C. E. Orr Ice Arena 289-8649 defines communication in part as giving ment of the City. We have plenty of ordi- Euclid City Hall 289-2700 and receiving as in giving and receiving nances that govern behavior: loud music; information. when to put out and take in your trash Euclid City 797-2901 No matter where in live in Euclid, the carts; fireworks prohibition; how to feed Schools strength of our individual communities birds; wearing bicycle helmets; overnight Euclid Court 289-2888 and Euclid in general rests upon this very parking, and on and on. All very impor- basic task of sharing and learning from an tant in keeping our neighborhoods strong, Euclid Creek Resv 440-473-3370 by by Daryl Langman with your neighbors. desirable, etc. It’s important that if you see Euclid Family Y 731-7454 Ward 7 Councilman Euclid is blessed with many wonderful something, say something. You might often hear the phrase that Eu- street and block clubs and more informal So, as summer approaches and we all Euclid Police 731-1234 clid is a community of communities. Ever clubs that serve to bring neighbors together enjoy the good weather let’s each one of us Non-Emergency Block Watch 289-8449 wonder what that means? Strictly by the to share information and ideas and to just commit to these words: “don’t be a strang- old dictionary on my desk, community get to know someone. But it is even more er, be a good neighbor.” Euclid Library 261-5300 can mean people having common inter- basic that that. A simple wave, or smile or

Euclid Neighborhood 289-8268 Engagement Interested in Repairing or Rehabbing you Euclid Home? Congratulations Euclid Police Officer Don Ivory, one of 25 recipients of the Top Cop award at the Mothers The Euclid Fire Department visited Euclid’s Early Learning Center. Henn Mansion 731-5060 Against Drunk Driving 2016 Law Enforcement Recognition Event. Officers were commended for their superior by Brian Iorio to people of all incomes. Please be aware that there is a waiting list efforts in OVI arrests. Thank you Officer Ivory for all of your hard work! Housing Dep’t. 289-8127 Spring is the perfect time to work on your EDCOR offers a no fee, 3% rehab loan to for most services. Housing and home. Most residents have or will receive a income eligible homeowners. EDCOR as- If you’re interested in doing some repairs Property Conditions letter from the Mayor to make you aware of sists with identifying code violations, writ- on your own, the Home Repair Resource Lakefront Sr. 289-2985 several programs that the City of Euclid, in ing specifications and choosing and paying Center (HRRC) is now available to assist Community Ctr. partnership with several community orga- your contractor. Special terms are available you. HRRC offers discounted home repair

Recreation Dep’t. 289-8114 nizations, has made available to assist you to seniors and the disabled. classes and workshops and a Tool Library Youth, Adult and Family Pgms in repairing and rehabbing your home. The City of Euclid’s Special Projects Program to Euclid residents. In addition, The Cleveland Restoration Society’s Division offers certain services to income HRRC offers Homebuyer and Housing Service Dep’t. 289-2701 Street Conditions Heritage Home Program offers free advice, qualifying homeowners free of charge. Counseling services. personalized site visits and access to a low These services include: exterior painting,

Sim's Park 289-2700 interest loan to complete your project. Your vinyl siding, wheelchair ramps, and dan- Cleveland Restoration Society 426-3116

Shore Cultural Ctr. 289-8578 home must be 50 years old or older. This gerous tree and limb removal. Wheelchair EDCOR 289-4625 program is available to owner-occupied ramp construction is also available to in- Special Projects 289-8562 Domestic Violence 391-HELP and investment properties and is available vestment properties in rare circumstances. Home Repair Resource Center 381-6100

Ward 1 Council 240-0901 Stephana Caviness Remembering Veterans Day Ward 2 Council 486-9582 Madeline Scarniench by Laura J. Gor- back memories from years ago. Each of us away. I also remember that Eddie did not she has our own stories and memories. Here come home. 609-4609 Ward 3 Council Councilwoman is one of mine that came to mind as I em- Participating in the programs of the Taneika Hill ~ Ward 8 barked on the journey of the day….. 87th Memorial Day Parade and Graveside Ward 4 Council 401-9413 I would like to My younger self was taught to appreciate Services is the highest honor that I, as a Kris Jarosz thank the Eu- our servicemen and our veterans. I was councilwoman, have participated in. I am

Ward 5 Council 731-5952 clid Joint Veter- a mere child during the Vietnam War. My thankful that we are offered this pause to Euclid Police Department had an awesome time at Ss. Robert & William Catholic School today for Field Day! Euclid Fire Department spent some time at Arbor Elementary School. It was a great morning with Mr. Mike and Charlene Mancuso ans Council for once again organizing an earliest memory is of Eddie, a family friend reflect on and to honor and to thank our Competition was tough & everyone did a great job! Fireman Steve. amazing tribute in honor of all Veterans who was called to service, a call that he veterans and to do so together as a commu- Ward 6 Council 289-1652 Still Not Sure who to Call? Patrick Delaney and specifically the Veterans from our City bravely answered. I remember my family nity. of Euclid. receiving letters that came to my house in Freedom, ah yes Freedom – do you enjoy Ward 7 Council 731-2345 I amCalling proud to come Tips: from a military fam- those very decorative red, white and blue- it? Thank a veteran, not just on this day of Daryl Langman Our next Coffee With A Cop EFD assists EPD ily and am thankful that, at a very young rimmed airmail envelopes. Envelopes that remembrance, but each and every day – for The Euclid City Hall Ward 8 Council 744-8988 age, my parents instilled a strong and deep- one-day abruptly stopped coming, they just freedom is NOT free, it has a cost, just ask It’s not unusual for the EFD to assist EPD receptionist is very and other law enforcement agencies. How- Laura Gorshe seated patriotism, respect for service and stopped. Eddie’s family and my family and anyone countryknowledgeable within me about each I remember when Eddie left, his decora- else who have lost loved ones, who still ever, one recent encounter was unique. This Council President 731-4496 department in the City. letter of commendation was submitted to John Monroe Clearly this day of remembrance strikes tive envelopes that contained letters to my grieve, as we place wreaths in their honor. the EFD administration from Lt. Scott Svo- that the employee required assistance. each of us in different ways and it brings family of his experience happening a world novec about FF Kevin Shea and FF Brian Kevin and Brian stepped in and kept the Caimi: patron from fleeing the scene while EPD “On the morning of April 26, 2017 at responded. approximately 10:30 am, the above-men- The action taken by these two members President of the United States Governor of Ohio tioned members (while on duty) entered exemplify what being a member of the Eu- Comment Line 202.456.1111 John R. Kasich (614) 466-3555 Simon’s grocery store at 25831 Euclid Ave. clid Fire Department is all about. Due to Switchboard 202-456-1414 Riffe Center, 30th Floor 77 South High Street and witnessed a theft attempt. Upon enter- their high level of situational awareness, The White House Columbus, Oh 43215-6117 ing the store, Kevin and Brian observed a this matter came to a safe ending.” 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20500 http://www.governor.ohio.gov/Contact/ContacttheGovernor.aspx store employee attempting to stop a patron Svonovec continued, “I would like to from exiting the store with two bottles of commend these two members for their United States Senator State Representative Ohio House District 8 liquor hidden under his clothes. The female dedicated service and commitment to Sherrod Brown (D-OH) (202) 224-2315 Kent Smith (D) (614) 466-5441 employee removed the bottles of liquor and keeping our community safe.” 713 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 77 South High Street 10th Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215 Adam’s Place Family Restaurant, 681 East 200th Street. Thursday, June 29, 2017 ~ 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. tried to keep the patron from leaving the We couldn’t agree more. Strong work, Contact www.brown.senate.gov/contact Contact http://www.ohiohouse.gov/kent-smith/contact We’ll pour the coffee...You pour out your neighborhood concerns! store. It was obvious to the two members gentlemen! United States Senator State Senator Ohio Senate District 25 Rob Portman (R-OH) (202) 224-3353 Kenny Yuko (D) (614) 466-4583 448 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 1 Capitol Square Ground Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215 Euclid’s Special Projects Division www.portman.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact?p=contact-form Contact http://ohiosenate.gov/yuko/contact by Brian Iorio help. of the wheelchair ramp construction which Have you been cited for peeling paint and Through Federal Community Develop- is available for both owner-occupied homes United States Congresswoman for the 11th District Cuyahoga County Council are having a hard time finding the funds to ment Block Grant funding, the City of Eu- and renter-occupied homes with certain Marcia L. Fudge (D-OH) (202) 225-7032 Sunny Simon (216) 698-2035 pay for it? Are you in need of a wheelchair clid’s Special Projects Division will paint restrictions. Please be aware that there is a 2344 Rayburn House Office Building Washington DC 20515 2079 East 9th Street – 8th Floor Cleveland, Ohio 44115 ramp but are unable to afford it? Do you the exterior of your home, vinyl side your waiting list for these programs. To schedule Contact https://fudge.house.gov/email-me/ Email : [email protected] have a dead tree on your property that you home, construct a wheelchair ramp or re- the Special Projects Division to come out to are afraid will fall on you, your family or move dangerous trees and limbs from your your home and to apply for the program your home and do not have the income to property. Eligibility is dependent on your please call Jim at (216) 289-8562. remove it? The City of Euclid’s Planning & household income. These programs are for Development Department may be able to owner-occupied homes with the exception

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YMCA New Lunch and Learn Program New Group Exercise Classes Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School by Carrie Serrano spirit, mind, and body as you blend a dis- with NovaCare The Euclid YMCA is excited to be adding to cipline thousands of years old with one by Carrie Serrano will not have this happen again. The Lunch our group exercise line up Fundamentals of that is less than 100 years old. Nicole will Faith. Family. Future. Did you know that 1 in 4 Americans aged and Learn program will be discussing Boxing, PiYO, and Zumba! be teaching classes on Monday evenings at 65+ falls every year? Falls are the leading fall prevention here at the Euclid Family Fundamentals of Boxing taught by Chris 7:15pm-8:05pm. cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries for YMCA on June 14th at 12:30pm - 1:30pm. V is a clas you’ll learn basic boxing teech- A step up from Zumba Gold which we older Americans. Falls are costly—in dol- This event is open to all members of the niques with the fusion of plyometrics and already offer. Zumber fuses hynotic latin lars and in quality of life. However, falling community. Please bring your own lunch strength to make a high intensity circuit. rhthms and easy to follow moves to create is not an inevitable part of aging. Through and come learn about common causes of Congratulations to the VASJ Class of 2017 This class is guaranteed to get you the tone a dynamic fitness program. The routines practical lifestyle adjustments, evidence- falls, test and fall indicators, and exercies and powerful body of a boxer. Classes will feature interval training sessions where based programs, and community partner- to prevent falls. See you there! Faculty, staff, friends, and family be on Saturday mornings at 10:00am - fast and slow rhythms and resistance train- ships, the number of falls among seniors of the Villa Angela-St. Joseph High 10:50am. ing are combined to tone your body while can be reduced substantially. School Class of 2017 gathered at Ss. You no longer have to choose between burning fat. Add some Latin flavor and With the help of NovaCare Rehabilita- Robert and William Church in Euclid the core-strengthening benefits of Pilates international zest into the mix and you’ve tion the Euclid Family YMCA would like to for the commencement ceremony on and the flexibility benefits of yoga when got Zumba! Classes will be on Tuesday eve- help educate individuals on how to prevent Thursday, May 25. you choose this fusion class. Enhance your nings at 7:30pm-8:20pm taught by Brandi. falls or make sure individuals who have As of this date, 38 members of the class of 2017 have reported to us grants and scholarships. These 38 students had a total award amount of $5,720,400! 3 Day Bus Trip to Washington DC Youth Basketball is Back! The weather did not cooperate but the graduates were all smiles (and a memorial and the White House. Breakfast by Carrie Ser- of Ninja Kids, we are excited to introduce few tears). Nothing was going to rain and Dinner are included each day. Princing rano basketball to the mix. Starting this June we on the parade of the Class of 2017. is as follows: After a long hia- will be offering a youth basketball league Longtime religion teacher and Double Occupancy Room tus we are slowly for ages 6-14 years old. The league will be VASJ’s Coordinator of Mission $525- YMCA Members beginning back run under Fair Play rules with an empha- Effectiveness Bill Raddell ’68 opened $575- Non-Members programming sis on fun and sportsmanship. The success by Carrie Serrano the ceremony by welcoming guests and Single Occupancy Room for the youth of this program depends on its volunteers, Coordinated by the YMCA Active Older giving the invocation. $675- YMCA Members in the commu- and of course the participation of the Adults Coordinators we welcome all indi- Four students were selected from a $725- Non-Members nity. Known youth. So lets continue to keep our YMCA viduals 55 years “young” and older a chance group of more than 10 who auditioned for our learn to growing. Registration is open now! to experience Washington D.C. with the to speak at graduation. Those students *$100 deposit guarantees your spot. Reg- swim program, and with the introduction YMCA. We will be visiting the Smithson- ister by July 10th, and last payment is due were William Vidmar, Andre George, ian Museum of African American History, August 15th. Vincent Mauceri, and Kennedi Combs. the Arlington Cemetery and the Tomb of They spoke of how VASJ has The Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School Class of 2017 pose for a picture at Ss. Robert and William Church after receiving their diplo- If you have any questions or would like mas on Thursday, May 25. As of that date, the class had reported over $5.7 million in college scholarships. the Unknown Soldier, and there will be a to join us please call the Euclid Family 2nd Annual Senior Health Fair become their second home, and how over the past four years. half day tour of D.C. including the MLK YMCA at 216-731-7454. their classmates and teachers have become their second family. They VASJ Principal David Csank then spoke about how much they have addressed the Class of 2017. grown and matured over their four “It is my honor and privilege to Euclid-Hillcrest COLLAB Partners years at VASJ, and the tremendous confirm to you that the young men and amount of pride that comes from being women we are about to call forward with Shoes and Clothes 4 Kids a Viking. have successfully completed all Shoes and Clothes for Kids providing new The speeches also included a requirements as required by the State clothing and school shoes for uniforms at special “thank you” to those who of Ohio and by Villa Angela-St. Joseph no charge. Distribution takes place five helped them get to their graduation day, High School to earn their high school times a year. The next distribution is sched- including parents, family, faculty and diploma,” says Csank. “It is with great uled for June 9th from 10a-2p. Registration staff. pleasure that I now present to you the for an appointment for the distribution is Vidoes of the speeches as well as graduates of the class of 2017.” now open. pictures from graduation can be viewed After all diplomas were The Euclid/ Hillcrest COLLAB currently on VASJ’s website at vasj.com. distributed, those in attendance raised supports families in the Euclid, Euclid- Awards were presented to the their right hands to bless the graduates Green, Richmond Heights, Lyndhurst, members of the class of 2017 for their before the class sang the alma mater South Euclid, Highland Heights, Mayfield excellence in academic achievements together one last time. Kennedi Combs was one of four students selected to address the Class of 2017 with a Heights, Mayfield Village, and Gates Mills speech at graduation. areas. by Carrie Serrano Other services the COLLAB assist in FAMILIES & COMMUNITY…IT’S providing, if not aiding referring families WHAT WE’RE ABOUT! to are: The Euclid/ Hillcrest Family to Family Prevention and Wraparound Services Collaborative (the COLLAB) is a unique Counseling program here at the Euclid Family YMCA. Basic Needs The COLLAB supports families in realiz- Foster/Adoptive/Kinship Care Support ing the vast amount of resources and ser- Education Support & Advocacy vices in their own community. The COL- Housing LAB’s staff persistently serves as a liaison Childcare & Recreation and advocates on behalf of families while REFERRALS FROM ALL SOURCES ARE engaging with DCFS, neighborhood orga- WELCOMED! nizations and agencies, schools, courts and other service providers. If you have any further interest or ques- In addition to the variety of services and tions about the Euclid/ Hillcrest Family supports the Collaborative offers, through- to Family Collaborative please feel free to out the year the COLLAB partners with contact the COLLAB staff at 216-466-2600.

The Class of 2017 Valedictorian, William Vidmar and Salutatorian, Nikkia Schady. William Genevieve Aiello, Amber Miller, and Cianna Hodge lead their classmates and fellow will attend The Ohio State University and Nikkia is headed to Hiram College. graduates out of Ss. Robert and William Church after graduation on Thursday, May 25. by Carrie Serrano institutions, nursing homes, home health- Auto - Home - Life - and Business Insurance Once a year the Euclid Family YMCA hosts care and healthcare services, and recieve Call now for a complimentary quote! it senior health fair. Our goal is to inform legal advice if needed. This year we saw a VILLA ANGELA-ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL not only our active older adults members considerable increase from our first health but also members of all ages and we hope to fair. We hope with the help of our members 18491 Lakeshore Boulevard • Cleveland, OH 44119 • 216-481-8414 • www.vasj.com (440) 895-5200 Scott Andrew Mills [email protected] Principal Agent reach individuals within the community. and the Euclid community this will be a Attendees have a chance to meet financial continued success. Catholic education in the Ursuline and Marianist traditions

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Pre-K through 8th Grade Faith Academics Community

OLL Celebrates Memorial Day OLL Student Goes to State for Power End of the Year Imagine Bella Style of the Pen! by Mrs. Millett, 7th grade teacher Melana Blase, a seventh grade student at Our Lady of the Lake School, has had an impressive year with Power of the Pen, a national program that helps students become powerful writers through coaching and competitions. While the whole team at Our Lady of the Lake has had good success, and competed at the Regional tournament, Melana has really gone above and beyond. Of 101 competitors at Regionals in the seventh grade level, she came in 16th -- with Mrs. Gamble addresses the 6th grade class at promotion as families and Imagine Bella staff recognized the Here are some of the fastest runners in our school! It’s time for students from the house of Ujima to cel- one piece being ranked first in her entire students for their hard work this year. We wish you the best next year as you move on to your new schools! They beat competitors in their grade level in a race ebrate with a dance party, pizza, pop, and cupcakes category, scoring above all other seventh Congratulations! on field day. with black frosting. grade participants. She succeeded in advancing to represent Our Lady of the Lake at the State tournament in Wooster on May Our Lady of the Lake had a fun crew Chris McGrath sure knows how to work 26, one of 700 students chosen from a field walking in the Memorial Day parade, and a crowd! And Fr. Joe gave a wonderful of 7,000 writers state-wide. It’s a significant it was great to see so many Our Lady of the invocation and benediction in the final accomplishment in a highly competitive Lake friends and families along the way. ceremony to cap off a great afternoon. field, and while she didn’t bring home the award from State, it made for an impressive finish to a great year. Melana Blase was recognized for outstanding work OLL Students Support Veterans with Power of the Pen. The last week of school was also Spirit Week! The house of Ujima won the annual Imagine Bella Students dressed up for different themes including House Party! Students and staff from the house of First Communion and Confirmation “Twins Day”. Ujima celebrated outside! Students from the house of Ujima celebrate with our Way to go Ujima! Here a student is ready to party favorite DJ. wearing this year’s Class Dojo T-shirt design. Please check out some awesome photos on more about why Imagine Bella is the place this page from the end of the year fun at to be and pick up an enrollment packet. Imagine Bella! We are enrolling students Our summer office hours are 9 a.m.-3 p.m. in grades K-5 for the 2017-2018 school year. Call 216-481-1500 today! Dance Show Stop by the school for a tour and to learn

OLL Volley for Vets team raised funds to make care packages for veterans. Zoo Field Trip Memories by Mrs. Zigman Catholic War Veterans to make care pack- By Kerri Snyder sharks. Some people got to go to the gift Our Lady of the Lake School students have ages for homeless veterans in the Cleveland At the zoo field trip the 3rd graders had so shop. They got to ride the train up hills and been showing their support for veterans. Area. much fun! They had lunch before they did go to the rainforest. They complained and Each year, the 8th grade students visit Along with this good cause, the eighth anything. They got split into groups so the said “Our feet are sore!” The last animal Washington, DC, and learn about civic af- graders also participated in a writing com- boys were with Mr. Gamble and the girls they saw was a leopard. They just had so fairs. After visiting several monuments and petition sponsored by the Catholic War were with Ms. Port. They saw elephants, much fun! memorials this year, the eighth graders Veterans. The patriotic essay theme was monkeys, and tigers. They saw fish and decided they wanted to take action. They “What America Means to Me”. The fol- planned a double elimination volleyball lowing students were recognized for their Our Thoughts and Prayers go tournament, through a program called Vol- outstanding essays: Noah Brazytis Placed Imagine Bella students performed at the Shore Cultural Centre to a packed audience of family to cheer ley for Vets. The eighth graders gave their 3rd and won $20 Tyler Hein placed 2nd and classroom and small group spotlight performances. We can’t wait to see the show next year! to the Mama Catena Family teams names and colors and invited the won $30, and Larry Osborne placed 1st and By Jour’Don Cooper Note of Appreciation: during your recovery and entire school to cheer them on! The proj- won $50. Larry has been invited to celebrate At my school dance I did a good job. My Thanks so much for the hard work of Mr. remodel. Looking forward to ect was a big success, and they raised $280. the Memorial Day mass at St. Vitus and Mom was so happy! I did my dance and we Ford, our Dance Teacher, for preparing stu- This money will transfer over to next year’s read his essay in the celebration after mass. having you back soon! made it as a team. I was so happy! dents for the show with the support of Ms. eighth grade class. They will work with Grimes, Mrs. Heston, Mr. L, Mr. Gamble, and the rest of the amazing Imagine Bella Team!

Adam’s Saints Club  May is such an important month for our   young people who celebrate their First Communion and Confirmation at Our   Lady of the Lake. Congratulations to all of   you and to your families. We are so glad you  are part of our faith community, and look   forward to seeing you grow in your faith in   the years to come! Confirmation retreat with Mrs. Testa and Mr. Witmer helps prepare youth and families for this important rite. Our Thoughts and Prayers go FreshFresh Food Food Fast Fast (216) 392-1335 Summer Specials [email protected] to the Mama Catena Family by Dana Heil, Pastoral Minister am’s Saints Club. Adam knows a lot about NoNo MSG Our Lady of the Lake Parish is active in the saints, and loves to share his knowledge during your recovery and community in many ways, and one of the with OLL parishioners – and more recently Class 1 Pavers & Remodelers FRESH MEXICAN GRILLremodel. LookingVegetarianVegetarian forward Friendly Freindly to  Residential Driveways  Roofing benefits we reap is wonderful relationships, students. In honor of the two children who A+ sometimes in unexpected places. For many saw visions of Our Lady of Fatima, and were  Asphalt/Concrete/Masonry  Sealcoating Chili peppers gives you a choice ofhaving over 30 you fresh back items soon! years, Pastoral Minister Dana Heil has had recently made saints, Adam made a presen-  Kitchen & Baths  Siding and Windows to choose from to customize your dining experience a rewarding relationship with the Euclid tation to Our Lady of the Lake’s third grade  Sit-In Tubs/Handicap Showers our specialty 869 East 185th • 216.531.2300 Adult Activities Center, which culminated classes. Everyone learned a lot – and we Ask for Gary or Mike Need money? 1481 Warrensville Ctr. Road Hours Monday - Saturday 11am - 10pm, Sunday 12pm - 8pm over the past year in the formation of Ad- continued to grow a wonderful relationship. (216)397-6349 Great Financing www.class1pavers.com

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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY. CREDIBILITY. STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY. CREDIBILITY. Cisco Networking Academy Returns as National Champions Euclid High School Class of 2017 earns over $2.5 million in scholarships EUCLID, Ohio--For the second year in a row, the Euclid High School, Lakes Shore Compact’s college tech prep program walked away with two first-place showings in the Business Professionals of America National Compe- tition held in Orlando, Florida. The two events were in “Systems Administration Using Cisco” and “Computer Networking Technology.” Over the last nine years of advancing to the National Competition, the Cisco Acad- emy has returned with seven first-place finishes. In that time students also earned three third-place finishes.

Competitors this year were Connor Hoffman who took first-place in Cisco. Connor took the top spot in the event by first qualifying on a theoretical test that is based on the Cisco CCNA certification and then competing in the finals that simulated a hands-on networking environment that required configuration and troubleshoot- ing. He is the fifth Academy student to win the Cisco event.

Alex Ridevski placed first in the Computer Network Technology competition. Also representing the program in the Computer Network Technology competition was Justin Fike who placed fourth. The competition is a two-tier event that requires students to take the Microsoft Technology Associate Networking Fundamentals Certification exam and a second test based on the CompTIA Network+ certification.

Congratulations to Connor, Alex, and Justin on a notable result and continuing the Euclid High School’s Cisco Networking Academy success in the National Competition.

Bluestone Girls Running Club enhances fitness and friendship The Bluestone Girls Running Club met twice a week to work on running skills, drills, team building, and self esteem activities throughout the year. At the end of May, they celebrated another successful season with a special ceremony.

The girls shared their favorite parts of running club which included making new friends, pushing themselves, encouraging one another, and accomplishing goals. The Bluestone Girls Running Club was coached Career Day at Bluestone brings over 40 by Mrs. Yoe and Mrs. Reis. local professionals Over 40 different professionals including firefighters, police officers, a nurse, accoun- tant, attorney, judge, author, pharmacist, personal trainer, and air traffic controller were welcomed to Bluestone last month! Students had the opportunity to hear about educational and training requirements for many different career fields and got to ask thoughtful questions about each of these professions. We are extremely thankful to all of our guests for donating their time to visit our school and meet with our students! Merat Wins Congressional Art Competition The Eleventh Congressional District Art Competition featured the best and brightest student artistic talent in Northeast Ohio. This year’s grand prize winner is Euclid High School’s Charlotte Merat, Visual Com- munications student. Charlotte and one member of her family will also receive a complimentary trip to Washington, D.C. for the National Art Competition Ceremony.

Do you know any neighbors, friends, alumni or community members Charlotte’s artwork will be displayed in the Cannon Tunnel of the United States Capitol for one year. The that are looking for an opportunity to be a mentor? Visit www.hermescleveland.com to register. If you don’t run plan to spend the show will be on display through the month of May at day with us from 10:30-2:30 for a family-friendly festival! Well, tell them to join us on Tuesday, June 13, 2017, at 6:00 PM at the the Cleveland Public Library Memorial Nottingham Fordyce administration building as we will kick-off a new mentoring Branch, Lake Shore Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio. initiative called “Always a Panther!”

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Events Friends of Euclid Creek Announces Fun with Fido at Ferrante Winery Fourth Annual Day in the Life of Euclid Creek by Claire Posius species diversity in the area. A wetland Friends of Euclid Creek (FOEC), Cleve- restoration tour will highlight progress of land Metroparks Watershed Volunteer the 2013 restoration and showcase other Program and Northeast Ohio Regional important water quality projects in the Sewer District are pleased to announce area. their fourth annual Day in the Life of Eu- The day will end with music, games and clid Creek event on Saturday, July 15th lunch at Wildwood Park and a Water Qual- from 9am to 2:30pm. This family friendly ity Quest wrap-up of the day’s results from event provides a snapshot of a typical day 1:15-2:30pm. Exhibitors will highlight Emily and Bryce enjoyed bobbing for hot dogs at last year’s Sips for Snips. in Euclid Creek, highlighting water quality community and water focused initiatives. by Christie Lucco ley appellation and the southern shores in an urban watershed through a variety of Cleveland Metroparks will host a special PetFix Northeast Ohio will hold its popular of Lake Erie provides the ultimate micro- monitoring demonstrations and tours of celebration of their 100-year anniversary fundraiser, “Sips for Snips” on Sunday, July climate to produce Ferrante’s world-class restoration projects from the headwaters to with a centennial dessert! And the day 16 from 2 to 5 pm. This year, the event will white wines. There will also be live music the mouth at Lake Erie. will wrap up with a free raffle. Come get take place at a new venue - Ferrante Winery all afternoon. All proceeds help PetFix The day will start at Cleveland Me- involved, observe and celebrate the Euclid in Geneva. There will be lots of entertain- continue to offer high quality, affordable troparks Acacia Reservation from 9-10am. Creek watershed! ment for attendees and their well-behaved spay and neuter sugeries to end pet over- Participants can choose between a water To register for this event online go to dogs. In addition to raffles and great food, population and the need for unneccessary quality monitoring demonstration to see www.EuclidCreekWatershed.org/events, or guests will be able to try Ferrante’s wines. euthanasia. To purchase tickets, visit www. what is tested in the watershed or a behind- for questions call 440-473-3370 by July 1, The combination of the Grand River Val- petfixnortheastohio.org. the-scenes tour of the extensive restoration 2017. underway. A new feature this year includes Friends wishes to recognize and thank a Water Quality Quest led by researchers the following companies and organizations and students from Kent State University. whose contributions make this event pos- 6th Annual Kick off Summer for We will then head to the Highland sible: Chagrin Valley Engineering, Ltd., Heights Community Park from 10:45- Haynes Construction, Highland Heights Euclid Hunger Center ceeds from the event will benefit the Euclid 11:45am, for aquatic invertebrate sampling Green Task Force, Ohio Prairie Nursery Hunger Center, our city’s small, commu- and a plant identification hike at the Dusty and Ohio Stream Preservation. nity food pantry, located in the Shore Cul- Goldenrod Preserve. The Friends of Euclid Creek’s mission is tural Centre. Our mission is to offer a posi- The last stop will be at Euclid Creek to raise awareness about and preserve the tive, compassionate environment in which Reservation in Wildwood Park from 12:30- natural features of the Euclid Creek water- to provide food assistance to eligible Euclid 1:15pm. A demonstration will display lo- shed. by Kay O’Donnell residents. Last year we distributed food cal fish, which reflect the water quality and The Euclid Hunger Center invites you to to an average of 600 families per month, attend the 6th Annual Kick Off Summer in nearly 2,000 different households. Our Four ducks on a pond /A grass-bank beyond Event coming up on Thursday, June 15, goal is to not only raise money for our from 6:00-9:00 pm. The fundraiser will operations, but also to raise awareness of Blue sky of spring /White clouds on the wing be held at the Pavilion at Briardale Greens the need we have within our community. Golf Course on Babbit Road. Your $25 Please join us for a fun evening out, and be What a little thing/to remember for years ticket will provide you with a picnic-style a part of our mission of “Neighbors helping dinner, two cocktails, music, games and Neighbors.” For tickets or for more infor- William Allingham raffle baskets to win. Reserved tables of 6 mation, contact Kay at 216/731-3329. can also be purchased for $135. All pro-

2017 Euclid Pond & Garden Tour

Briardale Greens is Open to the Summer Rates Weekdays Weekends Seniors 9 Walking $ 14 $ 16 $ 10 Public and Ready for Summer! by Linda Beck from 1:00pm to 6:00pm. 9 Riding $ 21 $ 23 $ 14 The Euclid Shade Tree Commission is We encourage those attending the tour pleased to announce the dates of the 2017 on Saturday to dine at one these Euclid Call 216.289.8574 to book a tee time, 18 Walking $ 23 $ 26 $ 16 or just come in and say hello. Pond & Garden Tour. This year the Pond Restaurants during the break between 18 Riding $ 36 $ 39 $ 24 & Garden Tour will take Place Friday, July tour times; Lakeshore Coffee House, Beach 24131 Briardale Ave Euclid, OH 44123 14th through Sunday, July 16th. The Com- Club Bistro, Great Scott Tavern, Harvard **Special Rates for Birdie & Eagle Club Members mission is also excited to announce that Soul Bistro on E 200th and 5 Point Grill in there will be 2 twilight Tours this year. Richmond Hts. These specific restaurants Visitors from all over northeast Ohio have partnered with the Shade Tree Com- Sticks Pub & Grill come to our city to visit the beautiful mission by offering a dining discount of Open 7AM - 9PM Every day from May - August BBQ gardens featured on the tour. We will 10-15% off your dining bill when you show showcase the unique lifestyles of our com- your tour ticket. munity in over 20 gardens. Tour hours on The tour ticket is good for all 3 days so Happy Hour Monday - Friday from 3pm - 8pm. Every Friday, July 14th Twilight Tour are 7:30pm tour at your leisure and the event will be With $2.50 Domestic beers and Friday! to 10:00pm. Tour hours on Saturday, July held rain or shine. special prices on your favorite drinks 15th are 1:00pm to 5:00PM and then the “A garden is a friend you can visit any- Saturday Twilight tour runs from 7:30pm time” to 10:30pm. Sunday’s afternoon tour is

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Community Community Tree Dedication for Judy Kelly Jobs Available at HELP Foundation Green Ribbon Coalition, City of Euclid Dine at BCB in June and support team up to present Erie Shore Social ‘This Is Euclid’ Art Walk by Allison Lukacsy-Love ) between the hours of 4-9pm on Tuesday Hundreds of people took to the sidewalks June 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th, 20% of the of downtown Euclid last Fall for the inau- food-only bill will be donated to the second gural ‘This Is Euclid’ Art Walk. annual Art Walk. With planning underway for a bigger In order for the Art Walk to receive the and better event on Friday, September donation, you must present one paper copy 22nd 2017, the City is pleased to partner of the flier per check (ie, if two people are with Beach Club Bistro (BCB at 21939 Lake dining at the same table but paying sepa- Shore Blvd, Euclid, OH 44123) to fundraise rately, you must have two fliers for the sepa- Learning how to play corhole at one of the HELP Enjoying lunch in Uptown after a day at the Botani- homes cal Gardens for the second annual Art Walk. rate checks). No extra cost will be passed As part of the restaurant’s “Charity Tues- on to the customer and the percent donated by Rachel McKelvey contributing members. In order to achieve day”, every Tuesday in June is an opportu- will not include beverage, alcohol, tax or The individuals with disabilities served by this, our programs spend a great deal of nity for diners to contribute to the success gratuity. HELP have some of the busiest social cal- time on trip or excursions so that individu- of the community-led event by donating Thanks for your support! For more in- endars during the summer months and we als can develop new interests, experience a portion of their bill. When a customer formation on the Art Walk and ways to are seeking highly motivated Direct Care new things, or explore new places they have presents the flier (download and share from get involved, check out the City of Euclid’s Workers to assist HELP with these activi- never been. Ultimately, Direct Care Work- the City’s website: http://www.cityofeuclid. website or contact Allison Lukacsy-Love ties. Days are filled with great outings or ers help individuals with disabilities live com/uploads/announcements/BCBistro_ at [email protected] or 216-289- time outside soaking up the sun. HELP their best lives as valued members of the Charity_Flyer_Art_Walk_June_2017.pdf 8160 spends our summers frequenting the mu- community. by Carole Price, member of the Lake Shore She encouraged the Garden Club to estab- seums our city has to offer, taking trips to We are seeking applicants to fill full-time Garden Club lish the perennial garden in Sims Park and the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, and host- and part-time Direct Care Worker sched- photos by Barbara Shivak, member of the oversaw its continued care. Judy and her ing cookouts at our various facilities. ules. The schedules vary in days and hours, Outdoor Movie Night at Bluestone Lake Shore Garden Club husband Roger helped save the Henn Man- HELP is currently hiring Direct Care providing the ability for each applicant to On Tuesday, May 9th, the Lake Shore Gar- sion. Roger continues to contribute to the Workers to facilitate these summer ac- find an open schedule that will fit his or her Elementary: FREE Fun for the den Club was pleased to honor one of its city as a Board member of the Henn and tivities and provide necessary supports needs. Applicants can expect that their as- own, the late Judy Kelly. A flowering cher- the Euclid Historical Society. Roger, their Whole Family to those we serve year round. Direct Care signed schedule will remain the same with by Allison Lukacsy-Love Councilwoman Taneika Hill (Ward 3) as well ry tree was planted in her memory in the sons, Euclid policeman Captain Kevin Kel- Workers are responsible for helping with the choice to pick up additional hours as Mark your calendars because you will not as multiple Euclid residents and businesses. Oval of the Henn Mansion. Mayor Kirsten ly and Brad of the Cleveland Clinic Finance cooking, cleaning, personal hygiene, trans- they are available. Due to HELP’s extensive want to miss this outdoor movie night. On Thanks to Euclid-based Aladdin Rents, Holzheimer Gail recounted Judy’s dedica- Offices, his wife Pam, and many members portation, and community integration. onboarding program, no prior experience Thursday, July 6th, 2017 at 8:30pm Euclid free popcorn will be available to attendees tion to our Euclid community. Judy was a of the Garden Club were so pleased to be These professionals encourage individuals is required. residents are invited to the lawn at Bluestone while supplies last. The event is made pos- life-long Euclid resident. She was an avid present for the ceremony. Refreshments to make their own choices about what they As an organization we are actively re- Elementary School (1455 E. 260th Street) sible by the generous donations of Simply gardener with a private greenhouse. As a followed in the Oval. do in their homes and how they will inter- cruiting for these open Direct Care Worker for a free screening of the 2016 blockbuster Sound & Lighting, Mitchells Restaurant and 30+ year member of the more than 80 year Lake Shore Garden Club is always look- act with the community around them. positions and look forward to filling them movie “SING” (rated PG). The movie will Ultra Lounge and Choices Supreme Café old Lake Shore Garden Club, Judy became ing for new members. It meets at 11:00 am Community integration is an integral quickly with qualified and motivated in- begin at sun-down at approximately 9pm and Luxury Lounge. The Manna Truck food the resident horticulturist and winner of at the Henn Mansion on the 3rd Monday of part of HELP’s day programs and resi- dividuals. If you are ready to begin your after brief welcome remarks. truck will be on-site with dinner, drinks and countless blue ribbons for her specimens. the month. dential programs. It is imperative that our career and make a difference, apply today: We are proud to offer pop-up summer snack foods for purchase. program participants have access to their www.helpfoundationinc.org. programming on the south side of the city Attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn communities and feel like welcomed and Show your support of trail development along Lake Erie by attending the “Call To Action” Social at Henn Man- sion on Thursday, June 8th, from 5:30-7:30pm. Discounted admission is available for Euclid Residents. thanks to collaborative planning efforts chair or blanket. Free parking is available in between Euclid Schools, the City of Euclid’s the school’s lots. Minors must be accompa- Planning and Development Department and nied by an adult per the City’s curfew. Rest in Peace by Allison Lukacsy-Love events in greater Cleveland and Euclid is On Thursday, June 8th any and all Lake proud to host this upcoming event to up- Erie lovers are invited to join the regional date Euclid residents on our waterfront advocacy group Green Ribbon Coalition development as well as increase the aware- and the City of Euclid for an Erie Shore ness of our innovative, catalytic planning 20001 Euclid Ave. “Call To Action” Social event at Henn outside of the city. Euclid, Ohio 44117 Mansion in Sims Park. A discount for Euclid residents is available. (216) 486-4567 • (866) 447-7117 The casual, informative event kicks off at Event information: 5:30pm with a brief presentation on region- http://www.cityofeuclid.com/events/7822 Wednesday Cookouts al lakefront development and an overview Register here. Advance registration sug- of the Euclid Waterfront Improvements gested. Tickets will be available at the door. Have Returned! Plan scheduled for 6:30pm. The event con- https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ cludes at 7:30pm when guests are encour- erie-shore-call-to-action-social-tick- aged to visit the Joseph Farrell Memorial ets-34545737230 Chef George will grill up UPCOMING SALES Fishing Pier. Food and non-alcoholic bev- For more information on Euclid’s Wa- erages are complimentary. terfront Improvement Plan, check out the hot dogs and hamburgers Saturday The Green Ribbon Coalition is an ad- City of Euclid’s website at http://www. for HGR’s customers. June 10 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. vocacy group working across the southern cityofeuclid.com/community/develop- shore of Lake Erie to develop connected ment/EuclidWaterfrontImprovementsPlan Thursday public bikeway and pedestrian trails. The or contact Allison Lukacsy-Love at alu- Every Wednesday from June 29 Rest In Peace, Bill Hach. You brought so much kindness, music, and laughter to this world with the generous organization has hosted multiple social [email protected] or 216-289-8160 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. sharing of your limitless talent and contagious smile.

June 7 to Oct. 18 Saturday July 8 Before You Buy, Sell, or Build 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. (weather permitting) by J. Norman tion project, no matter how small or large, and construction, is already prepared to from imprudent and dishonest practices Thursday Stark Attorney technical and legal experience are essential explain, advise, and provide the Client with of predatory scoundrels; some operate in July 27 Whether you to implement and accomplish the goal of important information and protection for the construction industry, others in vari- Quantities are limited. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. GET UP TO $1,500 AT 6.99% APR buy, sell or completion, on time, and within budget. In valuable rights and best business interests. ous other businesses. However, insurance FOR UP TO 12 MONTHS WITH A SUMMER LOAN build there each and all of these individual tasks, the With real property acquisitions and coverage alone may be inadequate or even are potential guidance and counsel of an experienced construction, one should be aware of the denied in certain circumstances. Signifi- With payments less than $130 per month, e c o n o m i c legal professional can make each stage of legal significance of specific provisions in cantly, the specific terms of each policy or risks in every the process relatively free of delays, build- Bids, Proposals, Letters of Intent, CC&R’s contract may also contain legal provisions use the money for a vacation, home real estate and ing and safety violations, added economic - (“Covenants, Conditions, and Restric- which bind the endorsing individual (un- improvements or unexpected expenses. construction expense, and needless emotional involve- tions”), and applicable building and zoning wittingly) with little or no actual coverage, project, in any ment. codes governing the use of real property. and with personal liability! stage of evaluation, appraisal, purchase, Not every business transaction may Other transactions may include terms con- Experienced legal counsel should be Call 216-920-2000 funding, development, or even improve- require the intervention of an Attorney. trolling Commencement of Construction, consulted early in every real estate and for details and to apply. ment of real property. There may also be However, when a question does arise, the Payment, Liens, and other significant mile- construction project, to provide sound physical or legal hurdles which must be prudent individual should immediately stones which, without Legal Counsel, could preventive legal protection for the Owner, Subject to credit approval based on each Member’s credit quality. Rates are subject to change without notice. See a Member Service Representative for details. addressed and resolved. The intricacies of consult and retain experienced profes- become economic millstones delaying, or Investor and Contractor. In these signifi- Savings | Checking | Loans | Mortgages | Business Lending purchase or sale require legal experience to sional counsel, without delay. The legal even preventing, completion! cant business interests, experienced legal guide the process and to minimize risk or professional, with specialized training and Insurance and bonding have long been counsel can help foresee and avoid costly legal challenges. Similarly, in any construc- experience in real property (“real estate”) encouraged to protect the buyer-investor errors.

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EUCLID P.A.L. & PANTHERS Art SOCCER SUMMER CAMP Euclid Art Association Spring Fine Art Show Held At The Euclid Public

Library May 13 - May 20, 2017 Euclid Police Athletic League (P.A.L.) has partnered with Euclid High School Boys and Girls Soccer Teams to create a week long soccer summer camp!

This week long camp will focus on developing balance, agility, speed, and strength through our performance training and technical skills with the ball by playing fun drills and games! Any child from 5 years old through 8th grade may attend. Players will be grouped by age and ability. There are two dates available for children to sign up. Families may register for one or both of the camps if they’d like! Cost for each camp is $25.00 per player and includes a camp shirt! Proceeds for these camps go to the Euclid High School Soccer Programs!

Camp #1 June 19th – 23rd at Babbitt & Milton Soccer Fields across from YMCA

BEST OF SHOW - Dottie Geisert’s The Edge of the Forest 1st 3-D Art - ‘Vase of Joy: Whimsey’ by Christine Siarka 1st Photography - ‘Sunflower Project’ by Dennis McDonnell Camp #2 July 17th – 21st at Babbitt & Milton Soccer Fields across from YMCA

Each camp is Monday through Friday, from 10am to 12pm each day.

GEAR LIST: Players should bring a soccer ball, cleats or tennis shoes, shin guards and socks, and a water bottle each day.

TO REGISTER: 1st Acrylic - ‘Answers Were Mysterious’ by Suzette 1st Graphic Art/Pastel - ‘Anemone’ by Jeri Kluiber 1st Mixed Media - ‘Look Out Below’ by Michelle 1st Watercolor - ‘Sunflowers 2’ by Juanita Sweet F Cohen Brown by Ellen Howard club T-shirts did not go unnoticed. Guests (oil and acrylic), Juanita Sweet (watercolor), Mentions in each category. To see pictures Please return your PAL Soccer application & CASH ONLY payment of $25.00 per participant to: The Euclid Art Association presented joined members in ordering shirts, along Jeri Kluiber (graphic art), Michelle Brown of all the show winners, visit our website awards at the 2017 Spring Art Show recep- with purchasing works of art and raffle (mixed media), Dennis McDonnell (pho- EuclidArt.com, Art Shows page. Euclid Police Department - 545 E. 222nd St., Euclid, OH. (216) 289 – 8533 tion on the evening of May 17 at the Euclid tickets for an original watercolor. The lucky tography) and Christine Siarka (three-di- Laurel Herbold judged the show. Known Public Library. Members and guests filled raffle winner, Sue Driscoll, was announced mensional art). Along with honoring 2nd for the Wee People brand of merchandise the exhibit area, enjoying refreshments on Sunday, May 21. and 3rd Place cash award winners, Peters and artwork, she is a freelance artist in while viewing more than 150 works of art EAA President Lee Peters announced recognized the passing last September of the 78th Street Studios in Cleveland, does by members. The annual show was open award winners, concluding with Dorothy Pat Snook, who was active in EAA and the custom acrylic murals and works at Eikona STORAGE SPACE FOR LEASE to the public for one week during library Geisert’s mixed media The Edge of the For- Lake Shore Garden Club among her many Studios in Tremont doing religious icons. hours. est, the 2017 Best of Show. Cash 1st Place pursuits. Ribbons on the art designated Euclid Art board members sporting new category awards went to Suzette F. Cohen the award winners, along with Honorable 20001 Euclid Ave. Euclid Art Association’s 2017 Scholarship Winner Euclid, OH 44117 by Susan Herrle committee, Rozenia Cunningham and El- Meet the winner of the 2017 Euclid Art As- len Howard, both agreed on Jermaine as Storage Space For Lease sociation Margret E. Hain Memorial Art the clear cut winner. Scholarship − Euclid High School Senior, Jermaine says, “I grew up in a home Looking for storage? Jermaine Hawkins. Senior Awards Night where I was surrounded by art. My father at Euclid High School was Thursday eve- used to draw and he was talented. So when ning May 11. Ellen Howard presented the I was growing up I would sit around for $3/SF/Year EAA Scholarship award to Jermaine. This hours and draw. I have chosen to major FOR MORE INFO, check out http://euclidpd.org/pal/, Euclid Police Facebook Page or twitter at @Euclid_PD. year EAA developed a new procedure for in graphic design because I want to have a Emai P.O. Steve Shubert at [email protected] or P.O. George Panagiotou at [email protected] selecting the scholarship winner. EHS career that reflects my personality as well 20’ x 40’ for $200/month Senior art students were asked to submit as sustains a living. Even though my career their entries, maximum 3, to info@euclid- choice is not a fine artist, I plan on creating Euclid High School Senior, Jermaine Hawkins, win- Self-Portrait art.com along with a short artist statement. and exhibiting work throughout my life.” 30’ x 50’ for $375/month ner of the EAA 2017 Scholarship, with his parents Chalk Pastel We had six entries to review. The selection 50’ x 50’ for $625/month North Coast Pest Control There are more options available. Got Any Creepy Pests for me? Contact for more information. Ron Tiedman “Satisfaction Guaranteed!” Cell 216-618-0104 [email protected] Call Richard at: Location: Located 10 miles east of downtown Cleveland in Euclid, Ohio. (216) 303-2123 From I-90 (Lakeland Freeway) Take Exit 182A [East 185th Street] and head South. [East 185th turns INDUSTRIAL SURPLUS into Nottingham then Dille] Pass St. Clair Avenue. Proceed to Euclid Avenue. Turn Right on Euclid Ave. and proceed 1/4 mile. HGR is located on the righthand side. [email protected]

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The Big Clean = Big Success Schools Recycling Matters to Noble Academy Euclid High School Senior Awarded 2017 HGR Industrial Surplus S.T.E.M. Scholarship

Mr. Gigliotti and The Recycling Club

by Gina Tabasso and an officer of its National Honor Society On May 11 at Euclid High School’s Senior chapter. In his senior year, he was in AP Awards Ceremony, Tina Dick, HGR’s hu- honors classes at Euclid High School and man resources manager, presented Se- enrolled in college classes through Lake nior Connor Hoffman with HGR’s 2017 Erie College In his scholarship applica- S.T.E.M. scholarship that will go toward tion, Connor says, ” Ever since I was young, his first year of college at the University of I had a desire to learn how things work. Cincinnati to pursue a degree in informa- When one of my toys would break I would tion technology. Connor was not able to be open it up and try to see what made it tick. Recycling Tree present due to competing in a CISCO Net- As I got older, this desire to understand the working Academy National Competition inner workings of things extended to other by Amber Chapman responsibilities on behalf of the school. in Florida. A representative from the high areas. It led me to join my school’s robot- In August 2015, teacher Ray Gigliotti be- They are very busy. But, they’re not too school accepted on his behalf. ics club where I was able to learn many new gan working with a special group of kids busy to help Mr. Gigliotti with something Upon hearing of Connor’s accomplish- things. I learned a lot about machining and A Spiritual Journey at Noble Academy Cleveland; The Noble that is near and dear to his heart; recycling. ment, his teacher Bob Torrelli, Science assembling parts, as well as designing those Ambassadors. This group is a very respon- From what began as a small recycling Department chair, says, “His potential is parts using computer-assisted design. This by A Tabar else struggling to do so. Have I asked for sible group of students who have been put project using paper reem boxes in some of off the charts. He scored a perfect 36 on the desire to learn how things work also led me Metaphysics, the study of energy beyond peaceful relationships in all aspects of my in charge of giving building tours to guests. the classes, actually grew to a formal Re- science ACT! That is not easy to do.” to enroll in my school’s Cisco Networking the physical, encourages me to change my life... driving the freeway, in the grocery They answer questions, mediate any issues cycling Club with full to the brim heavy- Connor is captain of both the robotics program which has set me on my current daily habits. I awaken each morning with store, at school, within my family. If this between students and perform many other duty recycling bins in each classroom and and soccer teams at Euclid High School career path.” a sense of wonder as to what the day will is what I desire, then it’s up to me to ask a paper recycling dumpster in the parking offer. I have thoughts of gratitude that for this gift of harmony in all things and to lot! The latest wave of Noble Academy’s Re- each moment is filled with an experience know when I am the cause of not achiev- cycling Movement is the Noble Recycling that awakens me more fully to who I am. ing it. Gratitude is vital at the start of each MJ’s Fresh Paint LLC Weekly Challenge. Every Tuesday, Gigliotti Keeping my thoughts positive and my day as thankfulness completes the cycle of and his team go around and collect and HELP IS HIRING mind clear about what I want to create, for communion with the radiant presence and Commercial/Residential weigh each classroom’s recycling totes. we are co-creators with the life force within power of an all knowing and loving pres- Insurance Coverage They’ve created a recyling tree on a bulletin us, I ask for only goodness to prevail in my ence in this Universe, God. The Rishis * Property Owners board to share the success they’re having in life each day. Then I can face what does Institute of Metaphysics embraces this the school. come with a knowingness that Yes some- ideology as the LIGHT in all things, ev- * Vacancies/Re-paints They are proud to say how much of a times goodness comes in unusual ways, but erywhere throughout the world. Knowing * Peeling Paint positive impact recycling has had on Noble it is all good when you can reflect upon it. the LIGHT needs us to express it’s presence * Mold & Mildew Academy and the community. Kids now These reflections come in the form of see- helps me to stay aligned to my purpose in recycle every bit of paper instead of throw- ing the lessons behind the experience. If it this lifetime. Join me and others for the one * Wall Repairs ing it away and they’re are more aware of is a challenge with an attitude or personal- hour Orientation to Metaphysics on Mon- Contact Michael the reasons they should. ity, then I truly have to look within myself, day, June 26 at 6 PM at 21933 Euclid Avenue Mr. Gigliotti is grateful for the Noble for we mirror each other. Have I harnessed or call 216-486-7240. 216.704.3907 Academy staff and administration for their a negative trait enough to notice someone support with this program, stating that, For a free estimate “without their support and follow-through, the Recyclying Club would not exist”. He Get your is proud of the scholars who now have turned recycling into an everyday activity “Fresh Paint” Experience and hope that other schools will follow suit, because recycling matters!

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Health What a Kazoo Can Teach the beginning is a great introduction and dience and the judges, we were asked to motivator to continue with other instru- modify our performance and change our ments and music genres. name to The Kazoo Queens so that Howie, I’ve been to the Kazoo Hall of Fame in Mel B, Heidi, and Simon would not be too Eden, New York and learned about metal confused when we walked on stage. Our and plastic kazoo qualities and I’ve pur- invitation came, needed to be rescheduled chased all kinds and colors of kazoos from and the performance finally arrived on my favorite kazoo company – Kazoobie March 27. The flights were direct and the Kazoos. I’ve found imprinted kazoos to be stay was wonderful. The day we performed great marketing tools for whatever projects in front of cameras, judges, and an audi- I’m promoting. The homemade, bedazzled, ence finally arrived. We were exposed to black, imprinted kazoos were the perfect so many “behind the scenes” show business kazoos needed to bring elegance and pro- experiences that we wouldn’t change for a fessionalism to this instrument for my next moment and can’t share for awhile because teachable moment. of a confidentiality clause. It was so surreal Late summer 2016 I learned that Amer- to walk out on stage, be interviewed by Mr. ica’s Got Talent was coming to Cleveland Mandel, hand the judges our gold plated on December 10 for auditions. A big fan of kazoo gifts, give Mel B a simple kazoo les- AGT, I hurried online to register for an au- son, and then perform. dition. I have never seen a kazoo group on I’m writing this article even before we the show so this was our chance and Kiddie learn our most recent lesson from the ka- City Cultured Kazoos or KCCK – became a zoo. We got to travel and perform to re- great name for a group that wanted to pro- introduce kazoos to the masses and to the mote kazoos in a joyful – yet professional judges of America’s Got Talent. Some part – way! Jennifer Garza, Carole Mozeleski, of our quest as contestants on AGT will be Donna Nycum, and Dayna White believed seen by a great many people on Tuesday, in the idea and joined together with me to May 30 – a week after the deadline for this Front Row - Jennifer Garza, Kiddie City teacher and Donna Nycum, Kiddie City Board Member and Achieve- ment Centers for Children Consultant Back Row - Dayna White, Kiddie City Assistant director, Sherrie orchestrate a creative ninety second audi- Euclid Observer. We have no clue how we Zagorc - Kiddie City Co-Founder and Board Member, Carole Mozeleski - Kiddie City Co-Founder tion and snazzy costumes to wow the AGT will be portrayed and what the editing has by Sherrie Zagorc I even carry extra kazoos along in my purse staff. We had a great time eating, laugh- captured from our many interviews and Kazoos have been a part of my life since my in case I feel brave enough to give a lesson ing. and practicing at Carole’s house. We tapings but we really hope that we make teaching days at Mentor High School. This to an inconsolable child at the grocery store learned from those experiences that we the KCCK/Kazoo Queens, our friends and inexpensive, portable, and versatile instru- (with parent’s permission) or cheer up a want to continue our relationship with families, Kiddie City, and the City of Euclid ment helped me serenade students on their friend in the hospital. Such an attention – kazoos and each other by performing for proud. May the joy and camaraderie of this birthdays and teach children’s music to my getter but so much fun. community events. experience continue to teach us as we ka- Parenting and Child Development classes. Yes, a kazoo can be irritating but with The Saturday of our Cleveland audition zoo through life and we’ll try really hard to I added the kazoo element to a staff holi- a little education, the kazoo can actually was the snowiest day this past winter but not let the Simons in our lives deter us from day party and even convinced my pastor to teach and enhance relationships. The joy we made it to the Convention Center and the great lessons a kazoo can bring. include kazoo music during a lively wor- that a child or an adult exhibits when they were in awe of the wonderful reception ship service. They’ve been to Kiddie City learn how to “play” a kazoo brings me such we received from the producers. During numerous times and they’ve helped me joy. The ability to play almost any music the months we waited for an invitation promote the Stroll on E. 200th Street. Why together or in harmony with others from to Pasadena to perform in front of an au-

Stress by Michael Lozitsky D.C. couch as a child, sports injuries, a fall off In chiropractic terms, we put stress into the trampoline, and so many more can three basic groups. These are thoughts, eventually catch up with you. These are day trauma, and toxins. We all have a varying to day things that we seem to just bounce level of all of these in our lives. If we im- back from as a child. They also tend to ac- prove each of these, then we can make a big cumulate over a lifetime. We as a society impact on our overall health. haven’t taken steps to offset these many Our thoughts are very powerful. I’m sure traumas that we go through in life. Chiro- we can all think of a situation where some- practic care helps with that! thing minor went wrong and we project Toxins seem to be in everything we have that negative feeling. It can affect every- today; from all of the synthetic things that thing around you. When someone is men- we put into our houses today, to chemicals tally stressed there is a physical component we use to clean our things, the quality of to it. Your shoulders pull closer to your the air we breathe, and the quality of the ears, your mind gets frazzled and everyone food we eat. Many times these things can knows it around you. Also, you are prob- go unnoticed. We have chemical stressors ably not getting the proper sleep that you that are coming at our body from all angles. really need. There are many physical signs Our immune system is challenged every of a mental stressor. Look for a solution, or day to overcome these chemical stressors More time to share a really good coping strategy to help lessen all around us. or eliminate what may be causing your Whether you had a sports injury, car ac- Stacie Wertheimer mental stressor. cident, or the bumps and bruises of life are BEACHLAND HAIR DESIGN his favorite story. A big trauma like a car accident is the causing you discomfort, chiropractic care Senior Insurance Advisor classic thing that people think of when it can help! If you have sharp pain, or a pain 18324 LAKE SHORE BLVD. Hospice care reduces stressful hospital visits, giving him more comes to coming to a chiropractor. Many that is just lingering around for more than a "Taking the Confusion CLEVELAND, OHIO family time. When you’re considering hospice care, you have traumas come along the way as we are few weeks then contact us here at the office out of your Medicare Options” choices. Not all hospices are the same. If you or a loved one has growing up. Bumps and falls off of the at 216-938-7889.  Long Term Care been diagnosed with a chronic or serious illness and you need help, insist on Hospice of the Western Reserve. Your journey to  Supplement and Advantage Plans compassionate care begins at hospicewr.org.  Prescription Plans Wilke Hardware  Life Health & Annuities We Repair Screen Windows (216) 272-0952 (216) 731-7070 SUE BRANDT [email protected] 809 E. 222nd st. 216.246.9027 800.707.8922 | hospicewr.org | /hospicewr

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Community Senior Page The Euclid Chamber of Commerce Honors Class of 2016 Award Winners Rights To Rehab Know your Medicare Benefits by ginny calvey · Compression garments and lymphedema In 2007, Glenda Jimmo, a 78 year old moth- sleeves er of four was denied necessary at home · Recovery care items and more. skilled care for home health services on The costs of managing diabetes can the basis of non-improvement. She suf- quickly add up if you don’t have Medicare fered from a partially amputated leg and Part B to help cover some costs. Even if was legally blind from complications due you do not use insulin, your self-testing to diabetes. After multiple appeals to Medi- supplies, including blood sugar monitors, care were exhausted to no avail, Glenda test strips, lancet devices and lancets are sought help from Legal Aid in Vermont in covered as DME. If your diabetes is caus- January of 2011. ing foot problems, ask your doctor whether A federal class action lawsuit was filed in you qualify for therapeutic shoes, also cov- court, won, and a judgement was entered in ered as DME when prescribed by your doc- January of 2013 in federal court. The con- Laura Mutsko. Owner and Agent. tor. sensus stated the standard for skilled care, Mutsko Insurance Services. Daughterty Construction Eaton Family Credit Union (rehab) coverage paid by Medicare was old mother’s physical and speech therapy by Laura Mutsko Your costs in Original Medicare NOT improvement. Pursuant to Jimmo, following her stroke due to not improving. Your equipment and supplies may be cov- Medicare Part B will only cover medical- medically necessary nursing and therapy One doctor even suggested hospice care. ered ly necessary Durable Medical Equipment services, provided by or under the super- He forwarded copies of the Jimmo judge- You probably expect that Medicare prescribed by your doctor. Medicare will vision of skilled personnel, are covered ment to her doctor, insurance carrier and Part B will provide coverage for a walker, cover your DME only if your doctor and by Medicare if the services are needed to her home care agency. Even though she crutches or hospital bed if your doctor DME suppliers are enrolled in Medicare. If maintain the person’s condition or to pre- had a Medicare Advantage plan, a private prescribes it. However, there is a long list suppliers are participating suppliers, they vent or slow their decline. health insurance program. They must of other specialty items designed to help must accept assignment. In Ohio we have After the settlement, officials agreed to comply with the settlement as Medicare maintain and improve the quality of your a law that states your doctor MUST accept rewrite the Medicare policy manuals. This Advantage plans are required to provide life that are considered Durable Medical what Medicare reimburses. They cannot was a landmark victory for Medicare ben- coverage to be at least equal to that offered Equipment (DME) and covered by Medi- balance bill you for the difference. eficiaries with chronic conditions and dis- by traditional Medicare. Gabe’s mother care Part B. If suppliers are enrolled in Medicare but abilities denied coverage under the previ- did receive follow up care at a rehab facil- For example, do you have problems sleep- aren’t “participating,” they may choose not ous “improvement standard”, imposed by ity. Despite dire predictions, she not only ing? Medicare Part B provides coverage for to accept assignment and there’s no limit care necessary to improve with additional maintained but celebrated slight improve- CPAP machines and equipment. Once you on the amount they can charge you. Always treatment. The new “standard” requires a ments. receive an initial diagnosis of sleep apnea double check the supplier’s status to make doctor’s order for skilled care to preserve While the standard has changed, CMS you may be eligible to receive Continuous sure they are participating. Euclid Brewing Company Euclid Hospital health or slow deterioration. has been remiss in educating providers, Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy Talk to your doctor if you are not sure Another benefit of this judgement gives billing contractors, and appeals judges. for a three-month trial period. If your doc- whether the medical equipment you are seniors a second chance to appeal for In February of 2017, the Court mandated tor determines that the sleep apnea therapy using is considered DME by Medicare. You coverage if their claims had been denied the corrective action be implemented by is helping, you and the equipment you need can also check with your Advantage Plan through lack of improvement. If you or September 4,2017. The following self-help may continue to be covered under Medi- provider or visit www.Medicare.gov for someone you know has a claim which has packets for home care, outpatient care and care for a longer period. more information. been denied and your appeal period has rehab are now available at http://www. 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NEO Sports Plant Mr. Brian Moore and Dr. Martina Moore by Sheila Gibbons Bluestone Award: Daugherty Construc- Please support these restaurants: • HELP Foundation by John Sheridan Genevieve Potts (Ward 3), and Frank Chu- of Euclid Central Junior High and later smoked ham, roast turkey, savory “dis- On the evening of May 4th, over 150 people tion • Bistro 185 • K & D Management, LLC Editor’s note: The following news, sports, kayne and Mike Gonakis (Ward 4). became superintendent of the Beachwood jointed” chicken, and roast round of prime gathered at the Lakefront Community Bluestone Award: NEO Sports Plant • BlackWater Roasters and Gaming Cafe • Moore Counseling & Mediation Services and other items were culled from the pages (Introducing bi-partisan elections en- School system.) beef. Center to honor the Class of 2016 awardees: • Euclid Brewing Company • HGR Industrial Surplus of the 1966 editions of the Euclid News- abled the Democrats to field a slate of elec- After her first day at Euclid Senior High, The Euclid Panther baseball team pre- This year’s awards presentation was high- • Euclid Culinary Bistro • Lynard Zingale, Allstate Insurance Agency Journal, the city’s former weekly newspa- tion candidates to challenge the long-dom- Gudrun Krippner remarked” “It was con- pares to launch its 30-game schedule as it Large Business of the Year: American lighted by a video interview of each award- • fRed Hot Cuyahoga Community College per. inant Coalition Party on a head-to-head fusing, but very interesting. There are so travels to Rocky River to take on the Pirates Punch Co. ee by our very own Euclid Chamber Mem- • Great Scott Tavern Infield Chiropractic Clinic March 31 – Councilman-at-large Ed- basis rather than lumping all candidates many students!” in a double-header. “That’s if it doesn’t rain Small Business of the Year: Eaton Family ber, Felicia Peacock of Decisive Advocates. • Harvard Soul Bistro Lincoln Electric ward Eckart is named general chairman together, without noting party affiliation, The Krippners decided to continue the or snow,” says Panther Coach Bob Addis. Credit Union All honorees were presented with an award • Irie Jamaican Kitchen NEO Sports Plant of a campaign to promote passage of a city on the November ballot.) family exchange program after Bob Hollo- In its ad, Mr. Grapevines Euclid Lounge Large Organization of the Year: Euclid from the Euclid Chamber, a Proclamation • Jack Flaps Sammich To view videos and photos from this charter amendment to initiate bi-partisan A second member of the Krippner fam- way visited Bad Mergentheim while on an at 1361 Eat 260th St. notes that “Dara” a Hospital from the City of Euclid presented by Mayor • Mama Catena Ristorante event, please go to www.euclidchamber. elections in Euclid. The “honorary” chair- ily of Bad Mergentheim, West Germany – educators’ tour of Europe and Russia. beautiful Moroccan belly dancer, will be Small Organization of the Year: Kiddie Kirsten Holzheimer Gail, a Commenda- • Muldoon’s Saloon & Eatery com and scroll down on the home page to men are Judge William Burns and Paul 17-year old Gudrun Krippner – arrived in King Cole drive-in restaurants offers performing four nights a week –along with City Child Care Community tion from Governor John Kasich and a • Paradise Island Saloon | the story highlighted in the Euclid Cham- Torbett, a former city law director. Euclid as a foreign exchange student. And “complete” seafood dinners – including a Greek bouzoukee orchestra. Business Persons of the Year: Mr. Brian Commendation presented by State Rep. • Paragon Wine Bar ber Blog. For more information on how The plan was announced by Democratic like her older sister Barbek, she was hosted shrimp, blue pike, haddock, and “seafood Bell Rambleer in Willoughby runs an ad Moore and Dr. Martina Moore Kent Smith. • The Standard your organization can benefit from Cham- leader Joe Whalen at a kick-off rally held by the Holloway family. Previously, the plates” – for just one dollar of Fridays…. offering 1966 Volkswagens for just $1,728 Bluestone Award: Euclid Brewing Com- Thank you to our talented local chefs you ber membership or to view our event calen- at the Charterhouse Motel on Euclid Ave. Holloways had sent daughter Jane to Ger- Meanwhile, Smith’s Restaurant at East – in the customers’ choice of colors … And pany shared delicious samples for us to try. The We would also like to thank the following dar, go to our website or follow us on www. Whalen displayed a campaign organiza- many to spend a year with the Krippners. 222nd and Lake Shore advertises its Easter Lou Trotter Ford at 495 East 185th St. and Bluestone Award: Lynard Zingale, Allstate food they brought this year was the best yet generous sponsor: facebook.com/euclidchamber. tion chart that included ward chairman (Jane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday breakfast buffet for $1.95 from 9 Lake Shore offers Mustang convertibles Insurance Agency and guests are still raving about it! • Euclid Hospital Willard Schutt (Ward 1) Max Gerl and Robert Holloway, who served as principal a.m. till noon. The menu includes hickory and hardtops for “as low as $1,788.”

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It’s Arts & Crafts - 10:00 a.m. June 13th & 27th – Fun BINGO FREE – Register at the front Desk. School Superintendent Dr. Charlie Smialek Dr. Bangayan will be here Wednesday – AC $20.00 per person – Non-AARP members 1 Bliss Lane, Euclid, OH 44123 will be here at the Euclid Senior Center. onWednesday, June 14th & Bingo for Prizes - 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. – FREE 216-289-2985 www.cityofeuclid.com 28th at 9:20 a.m. to 11:00 Sponsored by Bella Care Hospice & Mount Bus Trips with Wickliffe Senior Sewing – 10:00 a.m. – Thursday, AC Prostate Cancer a.m. Call 289-2985 for an St. Joseph. Center. Presque Isle Trip. Tuesday, June 27th Bus Tuesday, June 27th – 11:15 a.m. appointment at the center. Art with Jack - 12:45 p.m. Tuesday picks up here at 8:00 a.m. Cost $27, but you UH – Seidman Cancer Center will be here Fee - $20.00, with your membership. get $25 in slot play. Make checks payable for a presentation. Learn about prostate American Red Cross Blood Mobile to Wickliffe Senior Center. Sign-up at the cancer, screening guidelines, signs, symp- HEALTH AND FITNESS Thursday, June 1st 1:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. by Bob Payne front desk. See Monica with any question. toms, testing and risk factors. Chair Yoga–Mondays at 9:00 and Dining Room Annex. You will invariably experience the ebb and 10:00 a.m. AC $ 3.00 per class. flow of life. Good and bad times will come Alzheimer’s Association AARP Meeting and go. Neither is permanent. Expect Friday, June 30th – 10:45 a.m. Yoga – Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. Monday, June 5th – 1:00 p.m. change. F.F.F. Cynthia Davenport from Alzheimer As- Annex Room $ 3.00 per class. Speaker: Kate McLaughlin, Euclid Com- Book Discussion – July 10th sociation Cleveland Area Chapter, will At 1:15 p.m.in the Senior Center Library. This applies to everything, even relation- Join us Thursday, June 15th – 10:30 in the munity Policing Specialist. present an interactive informative talk on Tai-Chi – Tuesdays at 3:30 p.m. Jennifer from the Euclid Public Library will ships. Library for Fun For Foodies. Sign-up at the I know that there are people in your life Breakfast with Bob “Healthy Living for your Brain and Body”. DR – Six week series - $24, Drop-ins $6.00 Computer Classes lead the discussion on the book, “The Doll Join us on Thursday, June 8th at Adam’s front desk. who you can’t imagine living without. That per class. Interested in learning Computer Basics? house” by Fiona Davis. Place at 8:30AM for Breakfast with Bob. being said, you have family, good friends Father’s Day Celebration Join us on Monday, June 5th at 1:00 p.m. The “Bob’s Special” will be 2 eggs, breakfast Billie Exercise Class – (Chair) Nutritional Programs and people close to you right now who sim- Friday, June 16th – 10:45 a.m. in the computer room. If you have any meat; ham, sausage or bacon, home fries Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:00 a.m. – Com- Euclid Senior Center offers a lunch program ply may not be a part of your life at this time Join us for a Father’s Day Celebration in NAUTICA QUEEN BOAT questions you want addressed, please give and toast for $4.00 without coffee. It’s good puter Room Monday through Friday at Noon. We serve next year. I’m not talking about death. I’m the dining room for Fun and Refreshments CRUISE them to Sylka ASAP so that they can be to be part of Senior Programs! a nutritious meal that supplies 1/3 of your am talking about changing relationships. Sponsored by Daniel P. 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Reservations are to follow different paths, or because they have Gilder for Bingo + Music + Fun = A Music enjoy the buffet for lunch. hands on training. Of course there is room all supplies necessary to create your mas- Please give your name to the volunteer and be made Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, done something to seriously hurt you and Bingo Party. for much more. See you there!! terpiece. Pizza, appetizers, soft drinks & she will issue you a number. Wait in the BY NOON for the following week. When you only want to invest yourself into healthy Manor Care of Euclid Beach Fun relationships. Sometimes, you may not even Bingo more are included. This is a B.Y.O.B. event. hallway until your number is called. AARP Driver Safety Course reserving, please be conscientious and look know why. Thursday, June 29th – Leave the Senior See Sylka or Monica. 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You can help to muffins or bagels, fresh fruit, coffee and person who wants to be with you, who is 10:00 – 10:50 a.m. – Dining Room Annex road. No tests to take – simply sign up and make a difference. Thank you! tea. Please sign-up at the front desk by June willing to travel the road with you regardless Post Office On Wheels Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. learn. Certificate of completion is given 12th of what life throws at you – that, has tremen- Friday, June 23rd Free with Silver Sneakers membership. and participants will be eligible for an in- dous value. BIRTHDAY DAY- June 21st 10:45 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. No Silver S. Class on surance discount (consult your insurance Conversely, if you being absent from Garage Sale Special Services, Money Orders, Stamps & Monday, June 26th company for details). This class is designed Don’t throw away your knick-knacks! We Cup Cakes Sponsored by Comfort Keepers. someone’s life doesn’t matter to them, you Packaging Supplies are available. will be having a Garage Sale on Thursday, Ice Cream Sponsored by a generous anony- must seriously consider that your presence FUN AND GAMES June 22nd – 10:00 – 2:00 benefiting Senior mous senior. didn’t matter much either. If that’s true, SPEAKERS: DPS Tuesday, June 13th BEADING CLASS: Monday, June 5th - Center activities. We will accept items in don’t chase after them. I know it hurts to Community Police Talk 10:00 a.m. to Noon & 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m. to Noon. FREE to members good shape. Sorry – NO Clothing. realize that you are not as important to Thursday, June 8th at 12:15 p.m. 20 – Minute free consultations. Have a someone as you thought, but in the end you “Cop –a- Question” – Immediately after question for an attorney regarding estate Quilting Class – 2nd & 3rd Thursdays – do learn who is there for you, who isn’t, and Entertainment: Lunch. Members from our Police Depart- planning, wills, trusts, Medicaid Eligibil- 12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. who you can truly count on. Name That Tune ment update us monthly and will answer ity, Long Term Care Needs, or Veterans Thursday, June 8th @ 10:45 – 11:45 The bottom line - honor the people that all your questions. Can’t be here? Leave Benefits? The attorneys at Daniel P. Seink Pinochle Tournament– Fridays – 1:00 p.m. Enjoy music, trivia, light refreshments and are in your life. Generously give them your your questions at the front desk. Also, if Co. offer vast experience in the field of elder Computer Room. prizes! Laura Blair from Kindred – The attention. No, they aren’t perfect. No one is. you have old medication that you need to law. Founder and Managing Partner, Dan- Greens/The Fountains is your hostess. But, if they are willing to accept you as you TRIPS: discard, they will take it as long as it is not iel P. Seink, is one of twenty Ohio attorneys Open Card Play–Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m. are, perhaps you should do the same. See liquid or needles. certified as an Elder Law Attorney by the Card games, Pinochle, Bridge & Rummy. the beauty in those who choose to journey Hartville Trip National Elder Law Foundation. Sign up for a 20 – minute time slot (FREE) at front Bingo–Monday,Wednesday & Friday with you, and do not take them for granted. Monday, June 19th Grief Support Group In a world of change, appreci- Thursday, June 8th at12:45 p.m. desk. This service will continue on the sec- 12:45 p.m. – Dining Room. ate what you have when you have it. This Grief Support Group is for anyone ond Tuesday of each month. who has experienced the death of a loved Pool Tournament – Friday, June 16th Bob Payne, Manager one whether it was a spouse, child, parent, BENEFITS CHECK-UP – FREE 9:20 a.m. May winner – John Rogoski sibling or friend. Please join us for a new Monday, June 19th & 26th opportunity provided by 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Crochet– 10:00 a.m. – Tuesday, AC Ice Cream Euclid Senior Programs also coordinates Leave the Center at 9:00 a.m. Arrive Hart- Euclid Senior Programs & Hospice of the I scream, you scream, we all scream for Ice the Benefits Check – Up program at the Adult Coloring - 1:00 Tuesday, AC ville approx. 10:00 a.m. Arrive Senior Cen- Western Reserve COPD Health Talk Please Cream. Come enjoy FREE Ice Cream at Eu- Lakefront Community Center. Benefits ter approx. 3:30 p.m. Limited seats. Reg- come and join us on Friday, June 23rd at clid Senior Programs on Friday, June 9th at Check – Up is a program to screen adults Chair Volleyball - 12:45 p.m. ister at the front desk. $ 20.00 member, $ 10:45 a.m. to hear Jackie Moheison, a Li- 12:15 p.m. Sponsored by Gates Mills Club. 60+ for over 70 money-saving programs: Dining Room – Thursdays 30.00 non-member. 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