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Lakeside Welcomes Jerry Lucas Preacher of the Week Lakeside Chautauqua Welcomes NBA All- the Rev July 22, 2017 Vol. 2017, Week 6 Lakeside welcomes Jerry Lucas Preacher of the Week Lakeside Chautauqua welcomes NBA All- the rev. dr. teresa l. fry brown Star and gold-medal Olympian Jerry Lucas supported by this Friday, July 28 for three special events the rev. ruth c. shannon endowment highlighting his three life journeys: faith, memory and athletics. Lucas will serve as the keynote speaker for Holding the most Lakeside’s first Prayer Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. prestigious preaching in Wesley Lodge. The Prayer Breakfast is in professorate in the country, memory of Jim Kettlewell and his dedication the Rev. Dr. Teresa L. to nurturing Lakeside’s spirit. Fry Brown will serve as Throughout his accomplished athletic Lakeside’s Preacher of career and his strides in memory research, the Week from July 23- Lucas held onto his strong faith, which he will 27. Her sermon for the 10:30 a.m. Hoover share about at the Prayer Breakfast. University, she led the Eagles to a Division Sue Ramsey, former head coach of Ashland Community Worship Service II national title in 2013. Her commitment to on Sunday, July 23 is titled University’s women’s basketball team, will excellence is shadowed only by her deep and “A Taste of Assurance,” also join the Prayer Breakfast to briefly reflect abiding faith. based on Psalm 34:1-8. pathology. She also earned on her own faith journey. Tickets for the Prayer Breakfast are sold out. This week is supported by her master’s degree from Retired from a 35-year coaching career, the Rev. Ruth C. Shannon the University of Central 20 of which she served with Ashland See ‘Jerry Lucas’ on page 11 Endowment. Missouri in 1975. The Rev. Dr. Fry Brown From there, she went to is the Bandy Professor of the Iliff School of Theology Preaching at Candler School where she earned a Master of Theology at Emory of Divinity degree in 1988. University in Atlanta. In 1996, she obtained her Her story began in Doctorate of Philosophy in Independence, Mo., just religious and theological outside of Kansas City, as studies from the Iliff her late mother and father School of Theology and raised seven children. the University of Denver, The Rev. Dr. Fry with an emphasis in religion Brown graduated from and social transformation. the University of Central The Ohio State University Alumni Band Missouri in 1973 with a See ‘Preacher’ on page 11 The Ohio State University (OSU) Alumni state and support the OSU Buckeyes at away bachelor’s degree in speech Band will return to the Hoover Auditorium football games. stage for their 38th Lakeside performance at Fan favorites, such as “Buckeye Battlecry” 8:15 p.m. Saturday, July 22. and “Hang on Sloopy,” will be played, along 61st Annual Tour of Homes The Lakeside Women’s Daily or Season Chautauqua The OSU Alumni Band is the largest all- with jazz, marches, contemporary music and Club (LWC) Annual Tour Pass has not already been big band hits. brass and percussion college alumni band in of Homes will take place purchased. The rock song, “Hang on Sloopy,” the U.S. It’s comprised of OSU graduates from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. A map of the homes will ranging in age from their early 20s to their was originally recorded in 1964 by The Thursday, July 27. The 61st be provided. Please visit the late 80s. Vibrations. It was brought to Ohio in 1965 anniversary of the tour will homes in random order and Throughout the year, members perform by a Dayton group called The McCoys. feature seven homes, as well move on if there is a long wait. at concerts, festivals and parades across the See ‘OSU Alumni Band’ on page 12 as Green Gables, home of the Young children, pets, photos, LWC, and a bonus stop at the videos, food or beverages are Hotel Lakeside lobby. not permitted in the homes. Master Planning Workshop, July 22 This year’s tour features A special shuttle service, All are invited to participate in the dream about Lakeside’s future. We aren’t a gamut of cottages, from provided by volunteers from Master Planning Presentation & Workshop: finished yet collecting your valuable ideas. rustic cottages retaining the LWC, will be offered. Planning Principles & Preliminary Concepts Through this community engagement, new original wiring and Local shops, restaurants and at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, July 22 in Hoover ideas will emerge, concepts will be tested and construction to repurposed Heritage Hall Museum are Auditorium. critical needs will be identified. and remodeled year-round preparing to welcome guests The first part of the event will be a This will ensure Lakeside Chautauqua homes. for this special event. The presentation by MKSK, Lakeside’s master has future programming spaces, recreational Tickets for the tour are Hotel Lakeside Dining Room planning firm. During the second part, facilities, green spaces, accommodations, $12. A special Tour of Homes will be offering a special participants will visit interactive stations to retail, transportation and parking solutions, as Pass to enter the Lakeside buffet menu that day. provide feedback and continue to generate well as the best use of existing buildings. grounds is available to guests See ideas. We are thankful for your feedback. Your for an additional $12, if a ‘Tour of Homes’ on page 4 At this workshop, we will continue to input is vital to planning Lakeside’s future. Photography Show exposes local talent Chautauqua Lecture Series The 42nd Annual Lakeside Photography Show will take place from Monday, July 24-Friday, Aug. 18 in the Hoover Auditorium The Chautauqua Prize lobby. The exhibit will feature entries taken by Phil Klay, author of amateur photographers from Lakeside and the Redeployment, a Chautauqua surrounding area. Literary & Scientific Circle The show’s informal opening will be held selection and Chautauqua at 7 p.m. Monday, July 24. Photos may be Prize recipient, will explore his viewed a half-hour prior to all Sunday Hoover journey as a writer, as well as Community Worship Services and all evening moral questions about war on Hoover Auditorium shows or from 3-5 p.m. high school art educator with a background in which his book is based. Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. photography. Fleck will award first, second and The Lakeside Photography Show welcomes third place, as well as honorable mention in all Sports & Faith entries from amateur photographers of any adult categories, as well as determine the overall Terry Pluto, award-wininng age. Images may be produced digitally or teen award. Each child entry will receive a author and columnist for enlarged from film negatives; no distinction participatory ribbon. Guests to the Photography The Plain Dealer, shares is made. Show can vote for the Popular Preference Award, thoughts on sports and faith The show features five separate divisions: the winner of which will be announced during topics. color, black & white, altered, teen (ages 13-16) the final week of the show. See ‘Education’ on page 14 for full descriptions of this and child (age 12 & under). For more information, contact programming week’s Chautauqua Lecture Series. Photos will be judged by Tim Fleck, a @lakesideohio.com or (419) 798-4461, ext. 347. Inside the Lakesider Community News ............pg 2-8 Children & Youth ............pg 9 Religious Life ............pg 10-11 Arts & Entertainment ............pg 12-13 Education ............pg 14-15 Generosity ............pg 16-17 lakesideohio @lakesideohio @lakesideoh blog.lakesideohio Lakeside Chautauqua Recreation ............pg 18-19 Classes in the Arts ............pg 20-21 Visit The Front Porch blog at blog.lakesideohio.com for web-exclusive content not included in this issue. Resources ............pg 22 Special information for guests and residents is available at www.lakesideohio.com/resources. This Week in Lakeside ............pg 23 Lakeside Snapshots ............pg 24 Community news Page 2 Events this week Soak up the fun at Summerfest Lakeside’s first Summerfest will take place from 11:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. The band was formed in 2006 Lakeside Art Show 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 6 on the Hotel by lead singer Mike Weinstock (guitar, harmonica) The last day to view the Lakeside Art Show is at Lakeside lawn. who loves jumping off the stage to connect with his 7:45 p.m. Saturday, July 22 in the lobby of Hoover Activities will include a caricature artist, a audiences. He is joined by seven musicians, including Auditorium. group coloring poster, carriage rides, photo booth, Chad Greenwalk (bass, vocals) Jenny Morgan (guitar, In addition to showcasing the talent of local easel painting provided by the Rhein Center and a vocals), Daryl ‘Tutu’ Jumper (drums), Dean Russ artists of all ages, this year’s show features a jump rope and Double Dutch demonstration by the (percussion), George Schumann (lead guitar), Mark special retrospect of plein air painter Jim White, Jammin’ Jumpers. There will be two 20-minute Scurci (keyboards) and Steve Shapiro (harp, vocals, a renowned Lakesider who recently passed away. demonstrations at 12:20 p.m. and 1:20 p.m. guitar). The band’s repertoire includes the songs of The Jammin’ Jumpers Jump Rope Team was Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon, Ellis McDaniels, Tom Sunday Art in the Park established in 1998 as an afterschool club and Petty, Jimi Hendrix and The Rolling Stones. Art in the Park, organized by the Rhein Center, later evolved into a competition, performance and Cotton candy and popcorn will be available for a will take place from 1-2:30 p.m. Sundays (except community team. ticket. A cookout will be held from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 Aug.
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