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Oakwood Schools Foundation Backyard conservation provides wildlife habitat By Tracy Staley bees, wasps, and butterflies names new board members This month, Wright like. The Forneys have com- Two Oakwood residents will be Memorial Public Library post piles, a worm bin, and lending their knowledge and expertise has invited the community a Bokashi bucket to process to the Oakwood Schools Foundation. to read and discuss Nature’s waste material. Amy (Borgert) Martin and John Best Hope: A New Approach “Everything from card- Hadley are the newest elected mem- to Conservation That Begins board boxes, food scraps and bers of the OSF Board of Trustees. in Your Yard by Douglas yard trimmings goes in,” he Martin, an Oakwood native, attend- Tallamy. said. ed E.D. Smith School and graduat- As part of the communi- Forney, a teacher at ed from Oakwood High School in ty read, the library sought Harman Elementary, helps 1998. Following high school grad- examples from Oakwood share ecological knowl- uation, she attended the University residents who are already edge with students, a prac- of Dayton, earning a degree in busi- embracing the central prem- tice happening across the ness administration. She worked as ise of Tallamy’s book: that Oakwood City Schools in a project specialist in the James M. homeowners everywhere various ways. At Harman, Anderson Center for Health Systems can turn their yards into he works with the Green The Crowe family garden in Oakwood Excellence at Cincinnati Children’s conservation corridors that Thumbs Club, which helps Hospital Medical Center. After serv- provide wildlife habitats. ularly post and comment in the Green students learn where their food Amy Martin ing as a volunteer on the Oakwood Here are some of those stories. Oakwood Facebook group on the comes from. The Oakwood Historical Alumni Association Advisory Board, “Future of sustainability” planting of native trees and flowers, Society, which has maintained a gar- Martin became the director of the den for 11 years, also has programs Michelle Abernathy began garden- removal of encroaching non-natives Oakwood Alumni Association from for children. After a two year hiatus, ing when she moved to Oakwood in and reduction of harmful chemicals. 2015 to 2020. She and her husband its programs will return this summer. 2014. In her first yard in Oakwood, “This week alone we have seen Keith have lived in Oakwood since Wright Library is also working on she maintained a beautiful yard com- posts and supporting comments on 2013. They have three children at plans for native plants on its grounds. plete with registered Monarch Way organic gardening, wildlife conserva- Smith Elementary. In her free time, In Nature’s Best Hope, Tallamy writes Station and a labyrinth full of herbal tion, reducing indiscriminate chemical Martin enjoys hiking, traveling and about corporate and community land- and medicinal plants. Now living else- mosquito repellents and herbicides, exploring new places, yoga, needle- scaping as well as residential. Oakwood where in Oakwood with a larger yard, and advice on how to prevent the point and spending time with family resident Nadja Turek joined forces she and her family are in the pro- collapse of our beautifully diverse and friends. Her experience as the with coworkers at Woolpert in 2014 cess of converting into an ecologically ecosystems. It seems many more resi- director of OAA enabled her to devel- to native, low-maintenance, no-chem- sustainable micro-farm: manipulating dents of Oakwood are looking at ways op relationships with many alumni ical, bee-and-butterfly-friendly plants water drainage from downspouts to our wonderful city can become kinder and understand the motivation behind on a patch of land on its corporate use their water well; planting native to the environment, beautify our land- philanthropy to Oakwood Schools. campus. She offers a piece of advice: bushes, grasses, flowers, and trees, a scapes and live in harmony with our be patient. Native plants take sever- Hadley grew up in Wisconsin, mini-orchard, plants for pollinators flora and fauna,” said group co-leader John Hadley al years to establish. The Woolpert spending most of his school years in and predator bugs. The list goes on. Cheryl Lloyd. Green Bay. He graduated from St. A backyard garden marketing department made a sign for Louis University with a degree in mar- loves Oakwood, the history and pride “I truly believe the future health of the garden to let people know that a At their home on Orchard Drive, keting, finance and pre-law. He earned associated with Oakwood Schools, and our planet and our children depend on wildflower garden was in progress. Scott and Megan Forney have turned his MBA at Indiana University, with a is excited to make a difference for this,” she said. “The future of sustain- It’s well worth the wait, Turek their small backyard into a garden focus on investment banking. Hadley Oakwood students through OSF. ability is everyday people in everyday believes. yards, whether six-tenths of an acre in with raised beds for vegetables, grow- has more than 35 years experience in These two new members join cur- “Once the plants are established East Oakwood or three acres in West ing tomatoes, peppers, squash, herbs, the business world, working for com- rent Board of Trustees members Emma you get a riot of color, height and tex- Oakwood, using their land well.” blueberries, and more. panies such as AEGON, NCR, GE as Butler, Katherine Cezeaux, Chris ture that we - and bees and butterflies well as Interbrand and now serves as Conard, Ashley Coyne, Lindsey Deck, Abernathy started the Facebook “I believe in growing heirloom veg- – enjoy by the back entrance to our President of ARC Abrasives in Troy. Edman Gray, Laura Lee John, Kevin group Oakwood Homesteaders to etables to preserve the genetic diversi- building,” she said. Jones, Yusaku Kawai, Jamie Mhaskar, connect with others who have sim- ty of our food,” said Scott Forney. “I Hadley has lived in Oakwood since “It benefits us all...” 2004. He and his wife Margot have six Lisa Sanford and Linda Woods. ilar interests. It is one of two sus- save seeds so plants can adapt to our children with their youngest in eighth For 40 years, the Oakwood Schools tainability-focused, Oakwood-centric local growing environment.” When Laurel Crowe moved to grade at Oakwood Junior High. In his Foundation has provided significant Facebook groups. Both groups have He’s working to grow more native Dayton in 2011, she began training free time, in addition to reading, he annual support to the Oakwood school connected local residents to share plants, adding coneflower, goldenrod, and volunteering with Five Rivers is a sports fan following the Green district by funding grants, scholarships information, support, and advice. milkweed and Virginia bluebells. In MetroParks, learning about compost- Bay Packers, Tottenham Hotspur and and special wish list items, all for the In recent months, Green Oakwood the front yard, you’ll find mason bee ing and gardening and helping the FC Cincinnati. Hadley also enjoys benefit of Oakwood students. To learn has seen an uptick in member interest houses and a small bird house. The parks eradicate honeysuckle, plant fly fishing and spending time on the more about OSF visit www.oakwood- in earth-friendly gardening practices. Forneys also try to provide pollen and new prairies, and build trails. This beach in Florida with his family. He schools.org/community/osf. Nature-loving Oakwood residents reg- nectar for pollinators with plants that See Habitat on page 2 u

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DPAA offers free, online education materials for students through Arts Explorer The Dayton Performing Arts much of themselves this school year, deeper understanding of each art form, extend the learning into the classroom, Trilogy and Postcards from Dayton. Alliance (DPAA) has announced the we wanted to give this to them.” and they will be able to practice the either virtually or in-person. There Philharmonic Streams availability of a full suite of online Arts Explorer Streams offers four skills they learn in Language Arts. are also additional bonus materials, as educational materials called Arts different areas of concentration for The ArtsConnect program con- appropriate. by performance for fur- Philharmonic Streams offers four Explorer Streams. educators to create paths for arts tains five lessons, where students ther learning and reinforcement or for separate virtual performances by While in-person and field trip appreciation tailored to the needs of will meet three DPAA teaching art- further enjoyment. Ballet Streams vary Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, each programs are on hold, the Dayton their students. Educators can utilize ists: a ballet dancer, an opera sing- in targeted grade-level and are labeled no more than 45 minutes in length. Performing Arts Alliance’s education crafted lesson plans in the areas of er, and a violinist. These artists will accordingly, but all performances can Each performance comes with a lesson programming has gone digital. Created Ballet, Opera, Philharmonic, or the use the story of Hansel and Gretel to be enjoyed by all ages. Ballet Streams plan for educators to use with their with students in mind, the DPAA comprehensive ArtsConnect Program. teach students about storytelling in include performances from Dayton students in order to extend the learning into the classroom, either virtually or Arts Explorer Streams contains per- “One of the best aspects about the literature and the performing arts. This Ballet entitled Mozart’s Sechs Tän formances, interviews, lesson plans, integrated program offers a full set ze, Prokofiev›s Cinderella, Copland’s in-person. There are also additional DPAA’s education programs is when bonus materials, as appropriate, by per- activity ideas, and more to support the artists from the Ballet, Opera and of comprehensive lesson plans for The Red Pony, Tchaikovsky›s Sleeping educators as they introduce and culti- educators and a 24-page student work- Beauty: The Story of Briar Rose, formance for further learning and rein- Philharmonic appear in person and forcement or jfor further enjoyment. vate the arts among the their students. bring the arts alive,” said Carleen book which can be downloaded and Fairytales in Motion, Shapes, Steps, reproduced for use in the classroom and Stories. Philharmonic Streams vary in targeted Arts Explorer Streams is available Suttman, DPAA Board of Directors grade-level and are labeled according- for free to all public, private, and Trustee. “Now, with Arts Explorer, all setting. The program comes with a Opera Streams Welcome Video and both a pre-test ly, but all performances can be enjoyed home educators thanks to generosity students can have access to these pro- Opera Streams offers two virtu- by all ages. Dayton Ballet Streams of DPAA donors committed to making grams that bring the arts up close and and post-test to gauge student under- standing of the material and to mea- al performances by Dayton Opera, include performances from Dayton the arts accessible to students of all personal. This engaging content will Who is the sure student progress once the program each no more than 45 minutes in Philharmonic entitled ages locally, nationally, and around delight students, give teachers access Brass Family?, Where in the World?, is completed. ArtsConnect was devel- length. Opera Streams are targeted the globe. to professional quality productions and American Vignettes, Science of oped with local teachers with fourth specifically for students in middle and and “We are so grateful to our donors provide creative, stimulating lesson high school. Each performance comes String Sound. who helped us give free Ballet, Opera, plans and materials.” grade learning standards in mind, but the program is appropriate for mid- with a lesson plan for educators to To learn more DPAA Arts Explorer and Philharmonic performances and ArtsConnect use with their students in order to Streams or to register for these exciting lesson plans to all educators,” said dle-elementary grades. ArtsConnect is a program aimed at extend the learning into the classroom, educational offerings, educators can Ruth Reveal, DPAA Director of Ballet Streams either virtually or in-person. There go to www.daytonperformingarts.org/ Education. “Even while we can’t offer connecting the arts to what students are learning in the classroom. The Ballet Streams offers six sepa- are also additional bonus materials, arts-explorer/. DPAA Arts Explorer our in-person education programming, rate virtual performances by Dayton as appropriate, by performance for Streams are free to all public, private, we felt it was imperative to create DPAA ArtsConnect program normally takes place in person, but this year the Ballet, each no more than 20 minutes further learning and reinforcement or and home educators, and the program digital programming that introduces in length. Each performance comes for further enjoyment. Dayton Opera can be accessed online from anywhere, students to the arts and gives educators curriculum is all online. Students will learn how ballet, opera, and classical with a lesson plan for educators to Streams include performances from locally in Dayton, across the nation, or as many resources as possible. Our use with their students in order to Dayton Opera entitled A Cinderella around the world! teachers and parents have given so music tell a story. They will gain a

Dayton Philharmonic returns to Schuster stage to perform Beethoven, Stravinksy On Saturday, May 1, at 6 p.m. DPO will offer two live in-theatre performances five days after the live until June 30. available at Ticket Center Stage by and 8:30 p.m. in the Mead Theatre of performances of this concert, with stream premieres. All performances Tickets for In-Theater and calling (937) 228-3630 or online at the Schuster Center, Artistic Director no intermission. The performances are available for on-demand viewing Beethoven 1 and The Firebird are www.daytonperformingarts.org. and Conductor Neal Gittleman and will be held at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra will Saturday, May 1, at the Benjamin present the final Masterworks con- and Marian Schuster Performing Arts cert of the Dayton Performing Arts Center in downtown Dayton. In com- Alliance 2020-21 Reimagined Season pliance with Public Health–Dayton entitled Beethoven 1 and The Firebird. and Montgomery County, limited seat- First, composed on the threshold ing will be available in the Schuster of a new century, Beethoven’s First Center; patrons will be seated in a (;3/25(285/$7(67(;+,%,7,216 Symphony broke free from the influ- socially-distance configuration, and ence of Haydn and Mozart and was strict safety guidelines will be fol- certainly viewed as iconoclastic by lowed in order to ensure the safety of the Viennese audience of 1800. This all patrons in attendance. In-theater visit to Symphony No. 1 brings the tickets are $50 per performance. DPO two-thirds of the way through a • Live Stream Performance: For planned cycle of the nine Beethoven those patrons who are not yet ready symphonies, in celebration of 250th to attend an in-theater performance, anniversary of the composer’s birth this concert can be viewed in a live- in 1770. Gittleman and the DPO stream format as the DPO performs plan to journey through Symphonies the concert from the stage. The Live Three, Seven, and Nine in the 2021- Stream Performance will be streamed 22 Masterworks Season, with more at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 1; the details to be announced this summer. live stream ticket also provides access The evening then closes to on-demand viewing of the per- with Stravinsky’s sumptuous suite formance until June 30. Live stream from The Firebird. Composed for access is $25. the renowned Ballets Russes, this • Virtual Stream Membership: work is filled with the stuff of leg- Patrons can become a DPAA Virtual ends: a prince, captive princesses, the Streams member which, depending &YOERK=/MQ 'LERKMRK8MQIW 0SSOMRKEX*EQMP] Firebird’s magic feather, and the evil on membership level, provides access .SYVRI]XSXLI)EWX %VXSJXLIW 4LSXSKVETLWJVSQ ogre Kastchei. Vibrant colors and rich to all DPAA Reimagined Season live XLI'SPPIGXMSR harmonies will glitter and pulse with and recorded performances, as well as 3RZMI[XLVSYKL%YK 3TIRMRK1E] fantastic effects, ending with a shim- past 2020 autumn and holiday streams, 3RZMI[XLVSYKL.YP] mering climax proclaiming a happy artist Q&As, behind-the-scenes videos ever-after. To accommodate a variety and bonus performances. The Premium of viewing needs of its patrons, the membership level is $500 and provides DPAA offers three options to enjoy access to all DPAA live streams. The GD\WRQDUWLQVWLWXWHRUJH[KLELWLRQV this concert: Basic ($100) and Plus ($250) mem- • In-Theater Performances: The bership levels provide access to all 10 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER April 28, 2021 Focus on the Arts

Jo Anne Schneider (American, 1919–2017), The Entertainer, oil James Rosenquist (American, b. 1933), F-111, 1965, off- Michael Goldberg (American, 1924–2007), Fruits and Flowers, 1965, and gold leaf on canvas. Collection of the Dayton Art Institute, set lithograph in colors on wove paper. Collection of the mixed media on canvas. Collection of the Dayton Art Institute, Gift gift of Dr. Lois Oppenheim. Dayton Art Institute, gift of Mr. S. Bradley Gillaugh. of Mr. Bernard Linn in memory of Claire Linn.

Dayton Art Institute’s Changing Times: Art of the 1960s exhibition to open in May The Dayton Art Institute (DAI) new media, styles and forms, artists DAI on Oct. 30 through Jan. 23, 2022. will launch its special 2021 exhibition in the 1960s broke down boundaries American art transformed in the series with the opening of Changing between fine and popular art, a trend period from 1940 through 1955, and Times: Art of the 1960s on May 22. that continues today. Drawing on the nowhere is that change better exem- Organized by the Dayton Art DAI’s extensive collection, featured plified than in the work of Ralston Institute, this DAI exclusive exhibi- artists will include Andy Warhol, Roy Crawford. Crawford was influenced tion, which will remain on display Lichtenstein, Jim Dine, Aka Pereyma, by aviation through personal experi- through Sept. 12, presents a look at Robert Motherwell, Gene Davis, Sol ences in flight; these experiences had one of the most transformative and LeWitt and others. a profound impact on Crawford and often turbulent decades the world has A follow-on special exhibition, marked a major turning point in his ever experienced, the 1960s. entitled Ralston Crawford: Air & life and art. Featuring approximately Through experimentation with Space & War, will go on display at 70 works, including paintings, draw-

Ralston Crawford (American, 1906–1978), Bomber, 1944, oil on canvas. Vilcek Collection. ings and photographs, the Dayton Art Exhibitions will highlight art from the Institute will be the second stop for mid-20th century, with a look at art of this new traveling exhibition, orga- the 1960s from the DAI collection and nized by the Vilcek Foundation and a look at works by Ralston Crawford the Brandywine River Museum of Art. that relate to aviation and World War DAI also has a full slate of Focus II. Focus Exhibitions will explore pho- Exhibitions on display and planned tography, Asian and African art, art for the coming months, including of the 1920s, and a special look at the Bukang Y. Kim: Journey to the East, work of Norman Rockwell opening in on display through Aug. 15; All by October.” Myself: Japanese Creative Prints, Due to the uncertainties of the through Sept. 19; Looking at Family: Covid-19 pandemic, exhibition sched- Photographs from the Collection, ules are subject to change. Go to www. through July 11; The Roaring (and daytonartinstitute.org/exhibitions for the Quiet) 1920s, May 7 through Aug. the latest information, museum hours 15; Photographs from the Collection: and updates. Processes, July 30 through Oct. 24; Advance tickets are not required to Spotlight on Africa: Gifts from Dianne visit the museum, but capacity may be Komminsk, Aug. 7 through Nov. 4; limited in some collection and exhibi- Formless Form V: The Calligraphy of tion galleries. Museum general admis- Ronald Y. Nakasone, Sept. 18 to Jan. 2, sion, which includes the collection 2022; Beyond the Woodblock, Oct. 2, galleries and all exhibitions, is $15 for 2021 through March 6, 2022; Norman adults, $10 seniors 60 and older, active Rockwell: Stories of Emotion, Oct. 23 military and groups, $5 students with through Feb. 13, 2022; and Early Ohio ID and youth ages 7-17, free for chil- Photography, on display Nov. 13 to dren ages 6 and younger and museum Feb. 6, 2022. members. “The pandemic forced us to rear- Museum memberships are available range our exhibition plans several for checkout through Dayton Metro times, but we’re excited to announce Library and Wright Memorial Public two new Special Exhibitions and Library in Oakwood. Discounted several Focus Exhibitions for 2021,” admission and membership pricing is said Chief Curator and Director of also available through the Museums Education Jerry N. Smith. “Our Special for All program. April 28, 2021 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER 11 Focus on the Arts Dayton invented the airplane - this is something almost as great! As much as I love every note of into Alfredo’s famous lyric phrase, that fly in the face of the pandemic, athletic young men, Isaac Jones and the opera, it is the real-life drama that “Croce e delizia al cor” paraphrased preserving all that is vital to our life Christopher Nachtrab. They squeeze enthralls me. There are moments that into “Torments and raptures of love.” and the arts. every drop of humor from their zany vibrate with emotion and the thrill of Time is warped into the Edenic love The very next day, we were treat- costumes and dancing. The costumes a love story. nest of Violetta and Alfredo. Again, ed to the story of Cinderella. This for the ballet by former great danc- Dayton Opera’s Impresario Tom Alfredo sings lines so resplendent that charming child’s tale is best told in er Lowell Mathwich enhanced every Bankston had the challenge of taking every true lover knows,”Vivo, quasi in dance. I loved Dayton’s staging of the scene in beauty, OK, not the stepsis- the full opera and condensing it into 90 cel,” I live, halfway in heaven. opera La Cenerentola, but it is the joy ters. minutes. For that purpose, he engaged The entire agon of the opera moves of dance that exploded on the stage of There are tutu-clad fairies, Katy OK, dear readers, I do exaggerate a Jonathan Pape, a professor at the Bos- quickly through the realization that the Victoria. Gilliam, Margot Ankin, Mia Sanchez bit. But Dayton has invented the opera ton Conservatory at Berklee. He has Violetta has been supporting their Karen Russo Burke, Dayton Bal- and Miranda Dafoe were the very double header. And ours are winners directed four memorable operas for extravagant life-style by selling her let’s Artistic Director, has found a way essence of dance artistry. They were more than the now beleaguered Cin- Dayton. jewelry and finery. The sudden appear- to make story ballets into ballets with a accompanied by cute younger dancers cinnati Reds. I find that this condensation elim- ance of Alfredo’s father makes the story. There is an important difference as courtiers, attendants and even birds We gave Don Giovanni a double inates not the love story but the elab- romance evaporate. in these few words. who swell so many scenes, adding joy chance to avoid the tortures of hell orate and joyous party scenes that He petitions Violetta to separate I think of some story ballets as and enthusiasm. There were “bit parts” twice in one day. He failed to learn describe the rich life of the time. This from Alfredo as the liaison is a bad “walking around and gesturing” pro- whose identity was in charming dance from the afternoon performance and left us with the haunting discovery mark on the family escutcheon. This ductions. My personal preference is for numbers. was sent to the underworld in the of true love and the challenge of the brazen display of prejudice and self- dance, dance, dance. For her Cinder- And, of course, there was a hand- evening. disease that was destroying Violetta’s ishness somehow convinces Violetta ella, Karen gave the company plenty some prince. Lukas Pringle is so very Hope springs eternal in the bosom life. to surrender all her dreams of true of dancing. handsome. But he also dances with of an opera lover. The beautiful cour- The cast, filled with Dayton love. I add another of my personal reflec- such strength enhanced with delicate tesan (we all know what she was) Opera’s veterans, used every moment, In the maelstrom of life in the tions. Dayton Ballet is one of the most art and feeling. It was impossible for Violetta, will find true love and every note to great advantage. The use times of Dumas mores were already physically beautiful dance companies. him not to fall in love with beautiful then lose her battle with consump- of projected images to enhance a scene in disrepute. I have looked in many The emphasis has long been on the Nathaly, and she was bound to return tion. La Traviata is a musical and has become a hallmark of Dayton sources to find the provenance that the individuality of the dancers. They vary the favor. literary masterpiece. It emerged from Opera. Tom Bankston and lighting very young Violetta had an affair with in so many ways. The basic techniques Oh yes, there was an elaborate deli- the writings of Alexandre Dumas and director John Rensel have created a Alfredo’s father. That was the leverage of ballet are observed and followed. cate coach and ballrooms of unequaled from his life. library of images. The onstage orches- used to make Violetta leave her true The result is a kinetic display of dance grandeur. But it was the dance, dance, In his 1848 play La Dame Aux tra adds to the ambiance. Maestro Pat- love, Alfredo. art synthesized through the individual- dance that made this memorable. Camélias, Dumas recounted his own rick Reynolds, with full control, made As Alfredo’s father, veteran bari- ity of artistic expression. The concert was also unforgettable. love affair with one of Paris’ most every transition seamless. tone Ken Shaw created another unfor- There are times for ensemble per- It marked the final appearance of Nath- desirable courtesans. Five years The first moments have Matthew gettable opera experience. Alfredo fection. The beloved dance for four in aly Prieto. After more than a decade as later, the fabulous success of the play Vickers as Violetta’s devoted love wants more revenge than love and Swan Lake is revered. But that is only a superstar, Nathaly has decided to attracted composer Giuseppe Verdi. making the tragedy heartfelt. The swift Violetta’s fatal condition seals the one facet of Dayton Ballet’s artistic pursue higher education full time. We The relationship of real life and lit- transition to a festive ball and the tragedy. Some “grand opera”moments personality. And, I love all of their all will miss her and always remember erature reflected the mores of the age. stunning appearance of Chloe Olivia were diluted but the force of the tragic manifold talents. her as the dancer who attracted your The roles of courtesans were accepted Moore as the star-crossed heroine, love affair was a great reward for the The lovely Cinderella is performed eye no matter where she was on the among the rich and titled men of the crystallized the moment and foreshad- audience. It was a testimony to Day- by the truly lovely Nathaly Prieto. She stage. time. The abiding question, what was owed all that is to come. ton Opera, Tom Bankston, Patrick can create a character and envelope it Nathaly is a friend and an icon of to become of the life of these queens The lovers meet and their exchange Reynolds and Jonathan Pape and the in complete artistry. The ugly stepsis- artistic expression. I speak for so many of glamour once their youth and riches becomes one of the most beautiful marvelous cast. ters do abuse her but not when they who will miss her fervently. I will lead were gone. moments in opera. So much is distilled We will never forget these efforts move to the music. The stepsisters are that pack!

The Contemporary plans opening day parade to downtown Arcade The Contemporary Dayton will con- a Gospel ensemble performance led Art Auction on June 25 in the historic bird ticket sales begin May 15, with non-members. An online silent auction tinue a longstanding tradition of parad- by Rev. Amber Harris at 3 p.m., and Dayton Arcade Rotunda. The auction general ticket sales starting June 1. also is planned from June 23-27 at ing to its new quarters in the newly open gallery hours featuring The Co’s will be limited to 125 attendees. Early- Tickets will be $75 for members, $90 www.thecontemporarydayton.org. restored Dayton Arcade to launch a Inaugural Exhibitions and viewing of weekend of festivities celebrating The all of the new galleries from 11 a.m. to Co’s new downtown space. 4 p.m. on Sunday, May 2. The Pride of Dayton Marching Street parking is available in Band will lead off the parade from The front of the Dayton Arcade and the Co’s old digs at 118 North Jefferson meters on Pretzinger Lane are first- Street to the Dayton Arcade begin- come, first-served. There is handi- %HDSDUWRIWKHUHVWDUW ning at 5 p.m. on Friday, April 30. capped parking on the first floor of the The parade will be followed by a Reibold Garage. \RXUHQHUJ\DQGVXSSRUW Member’s Preview Party from 5:30 to Health and safety guidelines must 7 p.m. at the Arcade. be observed by everyone, regardless of ZLOOWUDQVIRUPWKH Opening weekend events also vaccination status. The gallery requires include a public opening party at the masks covering noses and mouths, and 'D\WRQ5HJLRQ Arcade from 7-10 p.m. Friday, April six feet of social distance between vis- 30, open gallery hours from 11 a.m. itors at all times. to 6 p.m. Saturday, May 1, featuring The Co will sponsor its 27th annual

Sinclair Chorale presents free virtual concert May 4 restart Sinclair Chorale, Estevez, and Soul’s under the direction of Anthem by African- 7+($576 Daniel Greene, will American artist present a free virtual and composer Kirk concert beginning at Franklin and singer 7 p.m. on Thursday, Torie Kelly. 2XUIXQGUDLVLQJFDPSDLJQWR5(67$577+($576LVGHGLFDWHGWRKHOSLQJRXU May 4, on Facebook@ The pieces are ORFDODUWVRUJDQL]DWLRQVWUDQVLWLRQIURPVXUYLYLQJWKH&29,'VKXWGRZQVWR sinclairmusicdepart- connected by the UHVWDUWLQJUHVWRULQJDQGUHHQHUJL]LQJWKHFUHDWLYHFRPPXQLW\LQWKH'D\WRQ5HJLRQ ment. affirming message Songs of the that despite tempo- Soul, Diversity with rary disappointments, Determination, will “It is well with my *LYHWRWKH&DPSDLJQIRUWKH$UWVDW5H6WDUW7KH$UWVRUJ feature two unique pieces: Mata del soul.” Sinclair Music alumnus Jelani anima sola (Tree of the lonely soul) Connally will serve as audio and video by Venezuelan composer Antonio engineer for the virtual concert. 12 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER April 28, 2021 The Contemporary Dayton Inaugural Exhibition Series Dayton Arcade | April 30–July 17, 2021 s ct ra st e Ab ac & Pe Grids & g: .: Lo ve Sr tron s, ms arne y Ar ar is B rt ch Cu Za

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Photo by Leon Chuck, Pressbox Photo Senior Justin King (27) gets a helmet bump at home plate after his home run that drove in senior Andrew Lunne (4) from second base in the fifth inning against Franklin. Oakwood lost to Franklin 4-21 at home

Photo by Leon Chuck, Pressbox Photo Senior defender and tri-captain Mason Talarczyk starts a counterattack near midfield after stopping a Carroll attack. Jacks win against rival Bellbrook Oakwood baseball ignited on double. Starting pitcher Moreira went Lax Jacks now 6-3; post 2 wins vs. Carroll, Tipp Thursday against rival Bellbrook to 1-2-3 in the bottom of the first. The end a multi-game losing streak. The Lumberjacks ended the first inning The Oakwood boys lacrosse team warmups before the Oakwood-Carroll Oakwood scored 17 unanswered goals blaze was lit in the third inning when leading 7-0. had two home games last week, play- game. By faceoff, however, the snow for a 19-2 win. Starting goalie Dylan Justin King reached on a hard hit ing Wednesday and Friday nights at stopped, the sun came out and the The Blue Devils mounted a come- Barth protected the net expertly until shot to the shortstop. Then, facing a Lane Stadium. temperature held steady at 37 degrees. back in the second inning scoring 3 late in the fourth quarter when fresh- 1-1 count, Ben Moreira took a fast- The game started evenly at 2-2 before runs, but Oakwood teamwork pre- The snow was plentiful during man Carter Stack entered the game to ball deep over the left field fence vailed, as Lunne flashed the leather preserve the victory. The long poles for a 2-0 lead. In the fourth, the in centerfield and the 4-3 combination - Mason Talarczyk, Issac Kisker and Lumberjacks poured fuel on the fire of Flannery to Reichart shut down the Nate Clark (1 assist) - thwarted the with Dan Flannery, Andrew Lunne, inning. The Lumberjacks re-ignited in The Wind Up Carroll offense while LSMs Mikey Andy Danis, Hank Browdowski, Justin the top of the fourth, with a single by Duvic (10 ground balls, one assist) King, Ben Moreira, and Kevin Smith King, double by Moreira and a single and Keaton Seim (3 ground balls) all scoring, ending the inning with by Smith, extending the lead to 9-3. patrolled the midfield. Faceoff spe- a 9-0 lead. The Lumberjack defense In the bottom of the fourth inning, cialists Quinn Schreck and Nick Dan showed up to play, too. The outfield in Flannery showed true baseball savvy, dominated the circle along with Cade the form of Lunne, Smith and Jaiden fielding the ball at second then tagging Zonin (3 ground balls). Spahr demonstrated their range as they the runner before hurling the rock to Middies Logan Coon (1 assist), caught any long fliers. The infield of Reichart for a double play to end the Tripp Martindale (1 goal), and Logan Browdowski, King, Flannery and Max inning. Moreira went 4-2/3 innings Maynor transitioned the ball suc- Reichart were quick to extinguish any using a mix of off-speed and four- cessfully to the attack. Characteristic Bellbrook attempts to spark a come- seam fastballs before handing off to of team play, there were 16 assists back. Oakwood starting pitcher Riley reliever Smith. recorded on 19 goals. Attackmen Cahill had his no-hitter broken up in The Blue Devils mounted a second Aidan Schreck (9 goals), Jack Epley (5 the seventh by a looper to shallow rally in the sixth scoring four runs goals, 10 assists), and Tom McCarthy right field. Cahill went 6-2/3 innings before Closer Hank Brodowski got (4 goals, 3 assists), benefitted from the before Browdowski came in to close the call. With runners on, Brodowski strong team play. it out. toed the rubber, looked for the sign, On Friday night, the Tippecanoe Oakwood traveled to Brookville on then fired a rocket to first base, pick- High School team drove south for Monday. The Lumberjacks showed up ing off the runner to retire the side Oakwood’s senior night. The fans - ready to hit as leadoff batter Lunne, without throwing a single pitch. In the including a robust Oakwood student connected on the first pitch. The sixth inning, Justin King launched one section - were entertained by the match- bats stayed active as Danis, Moreira, over the centerfield fence for a solo up. Oakwood took 42 shots, picked up Smith, and Flannery each notched homerun as the Lumberjacks notched 39 ground balls, and cleared the ball 24 singles, with Reichart hammering a a 13-8 win. of 29 times. Tipp scored the first goal of the game, but Oakwood won 15-4. Prior the first faceoff Oakwood seniors OHS girls track and field team Mason Talarczyk, Keaton Seim, Issac Kisker, Peyton Rodebeck, Logan Coon, Tom McCarthy, Maui Calzada, wins Stoltz Invitational in Eaton Nick Dan, Aidan Schreck, Chris Laatz, The Oakwood High School Hannah Hutchinson was second in the Joey Bisceglia, and Joey Walk were girls track and field team won the 400-meter. The team of Hannah and introduced and recognized. Multiple Eaton “Dean Stoltz” Invitational last Gabby Hutchinson, Bella Horne, and ground balls were collected by Quinn Saturday by 3 points from among a Grace Bauer ran third in 4-by-200-me- Schreck, Mikey Duvic, Nate Clark, field of 14 teams. ter relay. Saturday was a strong effort Mason Talarczyk, Logan Coon, Jimmy Sadie Knostman had a big day, by the entire team, but the girls are Sollenberger, and Keaton Seim. Dylan winning the high jump, taking third in still hampered by the absence of Barth made eight saves and distributed the shot put, and second in the discus almost a dozen girls under quarantine. the ball fluidly. Offensive statistics while breaking her own school record The boys also had a productive day. were registered by Tom McCarthy (4 by almost 8 feet, throwing 113-feet, Jude Schauer was third in the pole goals), Jack Epley (4 goals, 5 assists), 6-inches. Bella Horne was first in the vault, and Sean Michael was fifth in Max Parker (2 goals, 1 assist), Aidan 100-meter hurdles and second in the the 1,600-meter event. Scott Caley was Schreck (3 goals), Nate Clark (1 goal), 300-meter hurdle race. Grace Hartman second in the 800-meter, and Charlie Jimmy Sollenberger (1 goal), and won the 1,600-meter race in 4:50.47, Kash was third and Becker Kash was Tripp Martindale (1 assist). Oakwood setting a new school record. Bella fifth in the 3,200-meter race. Liam Photo by Leon Chuck, Pressbox Photo McCarty, Jett Williams, Jude Schauer, Senior tri-captain Lauren Jacomet windmills her pitch to tally her second next faces Wyoming High School Butler was first in the 800-meter in strikeout in the fifth inning against Bellbrook. The Jills lost to Bellbrook 1-16 at home at 7 p.m. Monday at Lane 2:17.88. Hannah Moulton was first in and Scott Caley were fourth in the at home. Stadium. the 3,200-meter with a time of 11:11.29. 4-by-400-meter relay. 14 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER April 28, 2021

Carrot soup is a blank canvas for practicing your garnishing skills By America’s Test Kitchen them to form the base of this soup. We Sometimes the simpler the reci- used ginger as the key aromatic, which pe, the easier it is to overcomplicate eliminated the need to add even onion it. Case in point: carrot-ginger soup, or shallot, cutting down our ingredient whose flavors often get elbowed out list drastically. with the addition of other vegeta- A small amount of milk adds subtle bles, fruits or excessive dairy. But this richness without dulling the flavors. simple, creamy, pared-down version With the flavors in check, we made a is velvety-smooth with clean carrot meal out of this warm bowl of comfort flavor and subtle ginger background by adding some hearty toppings. If you notes. don’t have a blender, an immersion Carrots are a long-lasting pantry blender or a food processor would staple, and all it takes are three of also work.

This simple soup is sweet, creamy and a little bit spicy. Gingery Carrot Soup about 5 minutes. Serves 1 to 2 Stir in broth, scraping up any browned bits. Bring to 1 tablespoon oil a simmer and cook, over medium-low heat until carrots 3 carrots (8 ounces), peeled and cut into 1-inch are very soft, about 15 minutes. pieces Process soup and milk in a blender until smooth, 1 (1-inch) piece fresh ginger, peeled and chopped about 2 minutes. 1/4 teaspoon salt Return soup to now-empty saucepan and adjust 1 1/3 cups chicken or vegetable broth, plus extra consistency with extra hot broth as needed. as needed Season with salt and pepper to taste. Serve. (Soup 1/3 cup milk can be refrigerated up to three days.) Recipe notes: A handful of store-bought croutons Heat oil in a medium saucepan over medium heat or crispy chickpeas, a sprinkle of cilantro, and/or some until shimmering. Add carrots, ginger, and salt and sour cream or Greek yogurt add an extra layer of flavor cook, stirring occasionally, until lightly browned, and texture.

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Weekly Astrological Forecast By Magi Helena ARIES (March 21-April 19): Watch your money as this week begins and put your ambitions aside. You may not have the funds to embark on a new financial adventure, but you might make a successful change later in the week. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Some obstacles that block you in the week ahead may force you to wait until you find your way around them. This can be a good thing, as the experience can make you more efficient, grounded and organized. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Some difficulties are temporary, so patience might be the lesson to learn as this week unfolds. Although intentions are good, someone could easily misinterpret your meaning, or you may not understand theirs. CANCER (June 21-July 22): If someone lets you down, look for a soft, safe landing place. In the week ahead monitor, your own behavior; show respect for the rules and toe the line, but be forgiving and kind toward others. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Loved ones may not seem as affectionate as you might hope in the first half of the week. But just because someone is unresponsive or preoccupied doesn’t mean that they don’t love or care about you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): As the week begins, try to be above board rather than disguising your worries or ignoring problems. Be conscientious about your duties and obligations, and be protective of your health. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Be more attentive on the job. In the week to come, you may ignore details or conflate instructions because you are distracted by fantasies. Pay more attention to your loved ones and friends. Photo by Leon Chuck, Pressbox Photo SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You may be reminded in the upcoming week that you’re just Freshman and first singles Noah Boyce rushes towards the net for an angled one branch among all the trees of the forest. Do your humble part as a member of the whole, volley winner. Boyce won his match 6-0, 6-0 against Monroe. In first doubles, but don’t begin anything new during the next few days. junior Jake Schairbaum and sophomore Nick Adkisson battled back to win SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You may be swept away on a magic carpet ride of their match 1-6, 7-5, 6-1. Oakwood defeated Monroe 5-0. romance and wishful thinking as the week unfolds. The problem may be that others are serious-minded. Try to remain grounded and sensible. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You may regret completing some major transaction or Tennis team bests Bellbrook, sweeps Monroe signing an agreement. Wait until the middle of the week to start any remodeling or major The Oakwood High School boys (Andrew Rich and Sean Cassidy) and Schairbaum and Adkisson drop the repair projects, as there should be fewer impediments to success. tennis team, led by Coach Kim Gilbert, second doubles (Jake Schairbaum and first set 1-6 before regrouping and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): If you can’t say something good about someone, say posted an exciting victory against Nick Adkisson). coming back to win the next two sets nothing at all. Praise is a more effective tool than criticism. You’ll be able to achieve your SWBL rival Bellbrook last Thursday. Earlier in the week, the boys lost 7-5 and 6-1 for the win. ends much easier in the second part of the week. This was the team’s first win against a tough match-up against D1 pow- The JV, led by Jack Smallwood, PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): As trees grow, they will provide shade and may bear fruit. But the Golden Eagles in over six years. erhouse Springboro but came back Rohan Haack, and Eli Rhodes, contin- their value develops slowly over time. Anything worthy of your efforts may need more time Varsity triumphed 3-2 on a cold, blus- to mature, so don’t expect quick results in the week ahead. the next day to sweep Monroe. Fans ued to roll with sweeps of Springboro Tribune Content Agency tery day at Quail Run by taking first witnessed some fireworks in a testy and Bellbrook. singles (Noah Boyce), first doubles first doubles match-up which saw April 28, 2021 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER 17 Sports Leigh Walters-Baumgardner REALTOR®, ABR®, CRS Irongate’s Top Peak Producer Oakwood United team finalists at Mid-American Call Leigh: (937) 760-0886 [email protected] leighwalters.irongaterealtors.com

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Barre Classes at Brown St.! A fun fusion workout The Oakwood United U12 boys gold team were finalists in the Mid-American Soccer Classic last weekend in Fairfield, mixed with elements Ohio. Pictured from left to right are Coach Jeremy Storost, Aaron Storost, Oliver Saxen, Trajan Malayter, Nsenga of yoga, pilates, dance Mwandia, Carson Dewald, Sam Powell, Carson Westfall, Jack Morrissey, John Mitchell, Ivan Turek and Coach John Powell. Not pictured: Jackson Brown, Michael Majors, Graham Mahaskar, Henry Ostendorf, Winston Zelik. & strength training. Barre classes are included in our Stealth, Maynor win at State, place fifth in U.S. monthly memberships. “Sophomore Logan Maynor brings team. In the U.S.A. Hockey League, player, Logan’s job is to defend the stability and consistency to anchor Dayton Stealth competes against teams goal. He also acquired 18 points during • First Barre Class FREE for a limited time! the defense for the Dayton Stealth,” from across Ohio. the regular season, either scoring goals • New Student Pass 30 days for $39, that’s the perspective of Coach Kelly or assisting. Dayton Stealth won the state cham- includes Barre. Friedman of the Dayton Stealth hock- pionship and competed in Omaha, The team is coached by Kelly ey team. Neb., on April 15-19, placing fifth Friedman and Gary Dickstein. Maynor, a sophomore at Oakwood in the nation. This was Maynor’s first Friedman also is an Oakwood resident High School, is a member of the year on the team after moving to town who has a son playing for Kent State Dayton Stealth high school hockey from Perrysburg, Ohio. As a defense University. 18 THE OAKWOOD REGISTER April 28, 2021 Sudoku Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box contains every digit from 1 to 9. What’s Up This Week

4/29 Thursday. 2021 juried show, take a walk and familiarize night, Discover Classical will broadcast a Dixon’s Violin: Outdoor Concert at The yourself with one of the area’s newest parks. previously recorded concert. This week, Brightside 7pm The world’s premier Walk the boardwalk, see the wildflowers and Beethoven and intermission interview with visionary violinist, Dixon’s life mission is to enjoy the solitude of the woods. Pearl’s Fen, pianist Norman Krieger.WDPR 88.1FM or inspire people as demonstrated on TED 4535 Byron Rd., Fairborn stream online at www.discoverclassical.org. talks, Electric Forest and Burning Man. $25 at the door. The Brightside, 905 E. Third 5/1 Saturday 5/3 Monday St., Dayton Derby Day! 6:50pm Don your fascinator or Innergize Dance/Fitness Class 5:30pm Douglas Tallamy Author Visit 7pm Meet bow tie and enjoy the fastest two minutes in Join Kelly Gibson for an energetic hour of the ecologist who wants you to unleash the sports. View on NBC or livestream. fitness and fun! Register online. $10. The world in your backyard. Learn the problems Dayton Urban Grown Heirloom Plant Sale Brightside, 905 E. Third St., Dayton www. associated with turf grass yards. Free online 9am-1pm Tender crop plant sale. Also 5/8. thebrightsidedayton.com program. Registration required. www. Second Street Market, 600 E. Second St., wrightlibrary.org Dayton 5/4 Tuesday The Buckeye Trail: Past, Present and Beethoven 1 and The Firebird 6pm Write @ Wright 7pm Calling all writers! Future 7pm Free online program to learn and 8:30pm 50-minute live performance Author and editor Jessica Strawser more about the 1,444-mile trail known as with no intermission presented by shares her best insights into the creative America’s longest loop trial. Registration the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra. process - routines, revisions and rejections. required. www.metroparks.org Livestream performance available. www. Registration required. www.wrightlibrary.org 2021 Adventure Speaker Series: daytonperformingarts.org $6 Movie Night New releases at a discount. Setting a New World Record in Grand Blue Night with G Thang, Novena, Feat. The Neon Movies, 130 E. Fifth St., Dayton Canyon National Park 7pm Live virtual Eric Henry 7:30pm Enjoy an evening of presentation. Meet Dale Sanders, who blues at this indoor/outdoor venue. $10 5/5 Wednesday at age 85 became the oldest person to at the door. Food and drink available for Cinco de Mayo Enjoy margaritas, food complete the rigorous Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim purchase. Yellow Cab Tavern, 700 E. 4th trucks, tacos and live music. Velvet Crush trail. www.metroparks.org St., Dayton live 6-9pm Advance tickets available for Tribune Content Agency purchase. El Meson, 903 E. Dixie Dr., W. 4/30 Friday 5/2 Sunday Carrollton 937-859-8829 www.elmeson.net Artist Walking Tour at Pearl’s Fen 11am Concert Night with the Dayton CROSSWORD PUZZLE In preparation for the upcoming Landscapes Philharmonic 8pm Every Sunday

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Senior Lily McClosky leads a counterattack near midfield in the second half against Mariemont. Oakwood lost to Mariemont 2-16 at Lane Stadium. Oakwood trailed 2-13 at the half. Sophomore Allyssa Nelson-Mays scored both of Oakwood’s goals.

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