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Spooky Pooch Parade to Be Doggone Fun! OctoberHome 14, Delivery 2008 Now Available! CallThe 216-228-7223 Lakewood Observer Page 1 Free – Take One! Please Patronize Our Advertisers! Your Independent Source For Local News And Opinion – An Official Google News Source Volume 4, Issue 21, October 14, 2008 Spooky Pooch Parade To Be Doggone Fun! by Christine Gordillo costume, best large dog costume, best also be downloaded online or found at “Lakewood loves animals and I know group, and best adult and dog team the library. Now a few rules: All dogs that we can have Halloween fun and Lakewood’s debut Spooky Pooch costume. A trio of local celebrities must be on a non-retractable leash at also help support our own Animal Parade this Saturday, Oct. 18 is sure will determine the all times; rabies and Shelter and Dog Park at the same to bring out the best of our city’s furry costume champs. 19 vaccinations must be time,” said Loje, who suggests checking friends. Already registered to stroll Action News person- current; all dogs must out www.hautedogs.org/howloween. down Detroit Avenue in their Hallow- alities Denise Dufala wear I.D. tags; no dogs html for costume suggestions. Parade een best are Elvis, Sammy the Cowboy, and Dawn Kendrick in heat and no aggres- organizer, Main Street Lakewood, is Charlie the Angel, and Fritz the But- will be joined by noted sive dogs; no puppies grateful for the sponsorship support terfly. Join the menagerie this Saturday children’s author San- under 4 months old or of our local businesses and institu- at 2 p.m. when the parade kicks off at dra J. Philipson as without vaccinations. tions: Lakewood Hospital, Lakewood the corner of Detroit and St. Charles judges. Philipson is Finally, be pre- Animal Hospital, Lakewood Animal avenues and proceeds westward to the the author of the pop- pared to pick up Shelter, The Lakewood Observer, Cut- Lakewood Public Library. Pet own- ular, “Max & Annie,” the poop! And have tin’ Loose Hair Salon, North Coast ers and their children are encouraged series. Philipson will fun! Proceeds from Dogs, Lakewood Hardware, Pet’s Gen- to come in costume as well. It’s des- be bringing along the parade will ben- eral Store, Style Mutt, Debbie Riddle tined to become a Halloween family her three-legged dog Trini, who is the efit the Lakewood Animal Shelter, Design, Discount Drug Mart, Friends tradition. “This hilarious new event subject of her latest book, the award- the Lakewood Dog Park, and parade of Lakewood Dog Park, H2Cool, and will bring all of Lakewood together to winning, “Forever Home.” organizer, Main Street Lakewood. the City of Lakewood. celebrate Halloween,” said parade co- “Trini and I are really looking for- founder Rhonda Loje. “Come strut in ward to being in the Spooky Pooch costume through our great walkable Parade! She is excited about her costume, Madeleine Albright in Lakewood city. It will be great fun for dogs and and she can’t wait to see all her friends kids,” she said. The first 200 registered from the different schools she has visited participants will receive a goody bag in Lakewood,” said Philipson. “Hallow- filled with both doggie treats and toys. een is such a creative holiday, and we Registration check-in begins at 1 cannot wait to get in the spirit!” p.m. at the St. Charles Green (behind A raffle, in which all participants the parking garage on Belle Avenue) in will be entered, will be held following order for the pooch parade to be ready the parade with a grand prize of one to kick off at 2 p.m. More fun follows year’s worth of dog food, courtesy of the parade as participants proceed over Pet’s General Store on Madison Ave- to the Arthur Avenue Extension (next nue and two handmade dog houses to Discount Drug Mart) where ven- from Lakewood Hardware. Other dors and non-profits will have booths raffle prizes include gift baskets cour- providing dog-related information, tesy of Lakewood Animal Hospital, services, and merchandise. Activities Pet Tique, and Kamms Pets and Sup- for the kids and a North Coast Dogs’ plies, all valued for at least $50, and a handmade silhouette of your dog from obedience demonstration will keep Madame Secretary Madeline Albright was in the area to speak at The City Club. Studiodogface. Registration costs $10 things rolling. Costume winners will She stopped in Lakewood to speak to women about the election. From left to right. per dog, $15 on the day of the parade. be awarded for both dogs and kids. Back row: Micki Tubbs, Madeline Albright, Councilwoman Nickie Antonio, Mi- Pre-register online at www.mainstreet- Categories include best float, best child chelle Tomallo. In front Paige and Kate Tomallo. and dog team costume, best small dog lakewood.org. Registration forms can Billy Butler, Community Activist Gets Resolution In This Issue Events & Notices ................ 4 by Debra O’Bryan Lakewood Public Library . 5-6 Nine year-old Mr. Billy Butler pic- Lakewood City News ....... 7-8 tured here holding his Resolution, for fostering, organizing, and promoting Lakewood Business News ... 9 exemplary citizenship in the City Of Lakewood. From left to right: Council- Lakewood Schools ............10 man for Ward 2, Tom Bullock, Mayor MAMA LIA Art Walk ..........11 Edward FitzGerald, Council President Michael Dever, Councilwoman Ward Lakewood Sports ..............12 4, and author of the resolution, Mary Chef Geoff .......................13 Louise Madigan, Councilman Ward 3, Michael Summers, Councilwoman- Pulse Of The City ..............14 At-Large Nickie Antonio, Councilman Ward 1, Kevin Butler, Councilman-At- Lakewood Perspective .......15 Large Brian Powers. Conservation Corner .........18 Billy is in Miss Council’s 4th grade class at Lakewood Catholic Academy. Real Estate .......................19 He is the son of proud parents Susan Classifieds ...................... 20 and Brent. Full story on page 8. Join the Discussion at: www.lakewoodobserver.com Page 2 The Lakewood Observer October 14, 2008 Pittsburgh B05064 Slife Heating & Cooling, Inc. 9.5x15.25 SUR HAT’S E TO R T MA FE KE F Y O O N U A S ’S M E I R L E E H . Welcome a new season with your choice of savings on a high- efficiency home comfort system from Lennox. 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