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The colors of June were well representedby this Summer Miss spotted last Sunday atthe Lake Erie Nature & Science Center’sannual Family Fun Fest. The yearly GreatDuck Race, carnival games and morebrought thousands to the Center.Story on page 11.

Chef Rocco Whalen of Fahrenheit, Food Network’sMary Nolan, and Chef Brandt Evans of Blue Canyonheadlined the Cadillac Culinary Challenge at CrockerPark last weekend. Next up: St. John Medical Center’sTOP CHEF competition June 25, where Brandt willserve as distinguished judge! (See page 3 of The Vil-lager and inside today’s Pulse for details)

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DOING THERIGHT THING: Al-though it draws little

fanfare, this time of yearmarks the anniversary of adramatic Supreme Courtcase that tested the con-

science of a judge and cap-tured the attention of thenation. It unfolded in May1859 in the aftermath of theOberlin-Wellington Rescue,and foretold of the comingpain of the Civil War.

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This is a story worth re-calling because of the indi-viduals involved and the is-sues they faced. The centralcharacters included JohnPrice, a fugitive slave fromKentucky, two abolitionistswho defied federal law andJudge Joseph Swan, reveredboth by the public and col-leagues, who ultimately castthe deciding vote.

When Price crossed theriver into Ohio in 1856, hemade his way to Oberlin,long considered a safe ha-ven for runaway slaves.Still, runaways always re-mained on the lookout. TheFugitive Slave Act of 1850allowed bounty hunters tocapture slaves anywhere inthe United States and returnthem to their captors in theSouth. The law also calledfor the arrest of those whointerfered with a slave cap-ture and required federal

marshals to assist in round-ing up runaways.

Price enjoyed freedomfor almost two years inOberlin before he was takenby two Southern slavecatchers and a federal mar-shal. Price was held prisonerin a hotel room in nearbyWellington. Word of his ab-duction quickly spreadthrough the communitiesand a crowd of more than350 white and black aboli-tionists gathered outside thehotel calling for his release.In the tense atmosphere, fu-eled by chaos, Price escapedand was taken to a safehouse to hide. He eventuallyfound true freedom inCanada.

In the wake of the inci-dent 37 abolitionists werearrested and charged withviolating the Fugitive SlaveAct. Simeon Bushnell andCharles Langston were thefirst to be tried in federal

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Also needed are thosewho might be able to spon-sor the ministry financially.Their huge warehouse, truckrental, van, insurance andadvertising come with a lotof expense. While they haveno paid employees, spon-sorship would be welcome.

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court in Cleveland. Bothmen were found guilty.

Lawyers for the twomen filed a writ of habeascorpus in the Supreme Courtof Ohio. They arguedBushnell and Langston wereimprisoned illegally be-cause the fugitive slave lawwas unconstitutional. In es-sence, they asked a statecourt to take extraordinaryaction and strike down afederal law.

On the morning of May25, the Supreme Court jus-tices convened their hear-ing. The rescuers pressedthe point that the momentescaped slaves stepped intoOhio, they were free menand women because Ohiodid not recognize slavery.Attorneys for the govern-ment argued the FugitiveSlave Act was the law of theland that had been upheld byother courts.

Following the hearing,the justices voted: two touphold the federal convic-tion and two to release therescuers, Bushnell and

Langston. The decision wasup to Chief Judge Swan,widely recognized as a com-mitted abolitionist. The casepresented him with awrenching choice: followhis heart as an opponent ofslavery or follow the law hewas sworn to uphold.

It was a personal di-lemma that he answered ina most personal style in hismajority opinion: “If I didit, and were prosecuted ,condemned, andimprisoned…and were thenpermitted to pronouncejudgment in my own case, Itrust I should have the moralcourage to say, before Godand the country, as I am nowcompelled to say, under thesolemn duties of a judge,bound by my official oath tosustain the supremacy of theconstitution and the law,‘The prisoner must be re-manded.’”

With his vote, Swan re-fused to overturn the federallaw. As a result, the Oberlinrescuers spent almost 90days in jail. He paid a steep

price for his decision. Hewas denied renomination tothe court and he resigned inNovember.

by Judith Ann Lanzinger,Justice of the Supreme Courtof Ohio

As a former elementaryand high school teacher, anda teacher of fellow judges atthe Ohio and national judicialcolleges, Justice Lanzinger iscommitted to increasingknowledge and understandingof the judiciary. To that end,last week she unveiled a blog,“Justice Judy” that focuses onjudicial and civic educationher website address(www.justicejudy.blogspot.com).The blog’s intent is to spark in-terest among Ohio students tolearn more about the judicialbranch and how it affects theirdaily lives. With no shortageof topics, stories and ideas topursue, I hope to play a rolein championing the least un-derstood part of governmentand to promote the rule of law.

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In a salute to times longpast, the Bay Village His-torical Society, as part of itsbicentennial celebration, issponsoring a beard-growingcontest open to all gentle-men of the city.

Of-age men who fancythemselves worthy of thechallenge should report,clean shaven, to the BayBarber Shop in the BaySquare Shopping Center nolater than Tues., June 15.There, having been judgedeligible for competition,they will be entered into thefray, their names duly re-corded.

Judging will take placethe weekend of the bicen-tennial celebration, Sat.,Oct. 9, 2010, at a time andplace to be announced.Beards will be judged on avariety of subjective factorsby a panel of experts. Prizeswill be awarded the topthree beard-growers.

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The recent marketvolatility has left a lot ofpeople wondering what isnext for equities. While fu-ture market movements areunknown, one thing weknow for sure is that theS&P 500 has now experi-enced its first correctionsince it started a powerfulrally off of the March 2009lows. A market correctionis a decline of at least 10%,but not greater than 20%.Market corrections arefairly typical events that oc-cur, on average, about oncea year.

According to RichardCripps, Chief InvestmentOfficer withEquityCompass Strategies(a division of StifelNicolaus), about two-thirdsof market corrections since1928 have presented goodbuying opportunities, as themarket indices recoveredfrom their decline, on aver-age, in about two months. Inour current situation, wehave seen the S&P 500 rallygreater than 75% off of thebottom over the last 15

A Market in Correction By Chip Krueger at Stifel Nicolaus

months. This type of rallycan leave the market vulner-able to a pullback. With theongoing debt concerns inGreece specifically, and ashaky European economy ingeneral, there are certainlyexplanations available forthis current correction.

While there are reasonsfor concern, we have seennumerous companies meet,and in many cases beat,earnings expectations in thefirst quarter of 2010. More-over, consensus earningsestimates for the next yearhave increased as well. Ri-chard Cripps points out thatthe consensus forecast forthe S&P 500 earnings in thenext 12 months is about$88, which is a 42% in-crease from the $62 forecastin April 2009. In my opin-ion, this is an indication ofan economy that is in recov-ery mode.

Unfortunately forpeople who own stocks,sometimes market correc-tions turn into bear markets.A bear market, which is a

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Cornucopia, Inc. was founded in Lakewood in 1975 to provide vocational train-ing and rehabilitation for people with disabilities. Cornucopia provides commu-nity-based employment training for people with disabilities at it’s own Nature’sBin natural foods market in Lakewood and at a community-based training site at

the Eliza Jennings Skilledand Rehabilitative CareCenter on Cleveland’swest side.

Funding from CommunityWest Foundation of$25,000 for the Rehabili-tation and Training Pro-grams for Adults withDisabilities will help Cor-nucopia continue to buildupon the success of theseprograms that impact thelives of people with severe disabilities allowing them to learn new skills that will con-tribute to their own financial independence and enjoy a higher quality of life.

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Caring for our CommunityCommunity West Foundation announces its recent grant support

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A Donor Advised Fund is one of the vehicles that allows you tosupport your favorite charities. Community West Foundation makesthe process easy for donors while allowing gifts to have a greaterimpact on the community.

A Donor Advised Fund can be created from a gift of cash, stocks,bonds, life insurance, real estate, or other assets. You can make gifts

to the projects or organizations of your choice through your DonorAdvised Fund. Engage your entire family in recommending uses ofthe fund to make a difference in the community you love. Commu-nity West Foundation provides fund management and administrativesupport to make the grant making process easy, taking care of theaccounting, auditing, IRS reporting, and fiscal management.

Join the mission of The Community West Foundation to advancethe health and well being of our community. A donation to the Com-munity West Foundation stays right in our community and helps ourneighbors most in need. Contact the Community West Foundationat 216-476-7060 or visit www.communitywestfoundation.orgfor more information.

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Four days per month,Bead Warehouse swingsopen the doors to their spar-kling clean warehouse at32961 Pin Oak Parkway inAvon Lake where the pub-lic can choose from a vastinventory.

Professional jewelrydesigners rub elbows withfundraising hopefuls fromcommunity organizations.All are welcome at this fas-cinating oasis for hard-to-find resources.

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market that has a declineof 20% or greater, occurson average about onceevery 4 years. These mar-kets often occur when wesee earnings deterioratingand an economy slowing- two conditions that, inmy opinion, are the exactopposite of our currentsituation. We are lessthan a year-and-a-half re-moved from the last bear

market, which remains pain-fully clear in the mind ofinvestors. While it is pos-sible for the economy to ex-perience a rare double diprecession, and the market tomove into bear territory, itis in my opinion more likelythat this is just a correctionafter a substantial rally.

If we see the deteriora-tion of earnings, my viewmay change, but under cur-

rent circumstances, I believewe are experiencing a cor-rection, which is commonplace in the equity markets.

Chip Krueger is a Se-nior Vice President/Invest-ments with Stifel, Nicolaus& Company, Incorporated,member SIPC and New YorkStock Exchange, Inc. Hecan be contacted in theWestlake office at (440)835-4170.

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Elton and HelenNichols recently celebratedtheir 68th wedding anniver-sary.

They were married atSt.Rose of Lima Church inCleveland, Ohio in 1942.

The couple met whenMrs.Nichols was celebrat-ing her 18th birthday atHuntington Beach. They

Gardens at Westlake Resident’s Celebrate 68years of Wedded Blisswere both born and raisedin Cleveland but resided inFairview Park until movingto the Gardens at Westlake.The joy of their life is their 2boys Jeffery and John and2 girls Cheryl and Patricia.Also 8 grandchildren and 2great grandchildren.

When asked what wastheir secret to such a long

and happy marriage,Mrs.Nichols response wasthat love comes very natu-ral with Mr. Nichols. Theyhave both always enjoyedthe same things especiallydancing and golfing whichthey spent many hours do-ing together and they lovedevery moment of it

Mr. Nichols responsewas that they have manyadventures together, a lot ofgreat memories and familyand friends are everything.

During the conversa-tion they held hands and

both smiled at each other.Mr.Nichols said he looks for-ward to celebrating 70 yearstogether.

They celebrated at aquiet dinner at the WhiteOaks.

ContestantsNeeded for Events

It is hard to believe it isthat time of the year once againfor the upcoming ColumbiaHomecoming Festival, June25, 26 & 27. The theme thisyear is “Rockin to the Oldies”(50’s & 60’s). They are look-ing for contestants of all agesfor the following events: MissLiberty Pageant, Baby LibertyContest, Diaper Derby, Kid’sBike & Pet Parade (decorateusing the theme), Grand Pa-rade, Horseshoe Pitching Tour-nament, Pie & Cake BakingContest, Watermelon & PieEating Contest, Columbia ½Marathon & In-Line Skate.You can pre-register by down-loading an application fromtheir website atwww.columbiahomecoming.comor register for most events dur-ing the festival. Some eventsrequire pre-regestration. Ques-tions? email them [email protected] call (440) 236-9053.

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Café 83 is dedicated to providing you with quality,fresh food and the finest coffee and teas available.

We pride ourselves in offering foods with freshingredients as well as few or no preservatives, highfructose corn syrup or hydrogenated oils.

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The grand opening isSat., June 19 from 11a.m. – 4 p.m. Stop in fora good time, great foodand plenty of samples.Try one of Manager GregFoster’s famous pulledpork sandwiches, GrilledChicken, Turkey dogs,baked beans, and bever-ages.

The grill will be firedup in the WestminsterShopping Plaza. Be sureto bring the kids! Therewill be balloons. kidsgoodie bags, clowns, andface painting!

“I started my busi-ness in North Ridgeville28 years ago. This is aperfect way for us to con-tinue to give back to thecommunity,” said Bud ofthe new venture.

Bud Hagy knows a lotabout finding his bear-ings. He sold his stake inNorth Coast Bearings twoyears ago, but he has notsold out on the commu-nity he has loved with hisinvolvement in charitablecauses.

“This is about givingback to the community,”said Bud, who has movedon from his role a leaderof North Coast Bearingsin the West Shore to acoffee shop where dinerscan find their bearingswith the best in bistrofoods and drinks.

As the founder ofCelebrate Westlake andthe Memorial Day 5-MileEagle Run, Hagy is him-self a fitness devotee,along with his wife, Linda.

They know thathealth conscious foodscan also be fun foods –that’s why it’s important tofill yourself up right!

“Your meal should fillyou up, not slow youdown!” said Bud. Hislong-range goal has beento run 100 marathons. Henow has 91 under hisbelt, while Linda contin-ues to be an area leaderin Pilates instruction witha focus on nutrition.

You will find delightson their menu, road readybreakfast and lunchsandwiches all cleverlypriced from $1.83 to$6.83 to reflect the roadwarrior motif.

Bud is pumped aboutthe Memorial Day EagleRun that took place twoweekends ago. It broughtover 650 runners to AvonHigh in a fundraiser thatwill benefit Avon Schoolsand senior services.

The event will movenext year to the All-ProFreight Stadium / YMCAComplex for added clout.“We have a lot of back-ing and we are so grate-ful to the community forthis chance to give back,”said Bud. “This event isgoing to get bigger andbigger.”

As usual, Bud is to-tally excited about thisyear’s North Coast Chal-lenge at St. John MedicalCenter. “It is 20 yearssince we started it underthe name of CelebrateWestlake. Can you be-lieve that!” exclaims Bud.In those 20 years, Cel-ebrate Westlake hasraised over $1.5 millionfor community causes!

Café 83, said Bud, isthe year around center forcommunity pride, and hisyear-around commitmentto community, providingquality fresh food and the

finest coffees and teasavailable.

“We pride ourselvesin offering foods withfresh ingredients as wellas few or no preserva-tives, high fructose cornsyrup or hydrogenatedoils,” said Bud.

Check out their patio!A great place to dine thatwill also soon be servingbeer and wine as you en-joy spectacular summersunsets!

The whole place hasa great neighborhoodfeel. “We wanted to getthe right atmospherehere,” said Greg Foster.Along with Jim Gideon,Heather and Melinda,Bud has a team thatworked together for manyyears in his bearing busi-ness. “We are addingmore jobs to the commu-nity,” said Bud. “Our goalis to offer great food withthe best ingredients atprices that are right. Wewant to be as customerfriendly as possible, socome on in to our grandopening. We are lookingforward to seeing every-one.”

From quick startbreakfasts, coffee andtea to go, soups and sal-ads, fresh sandwichesand a kid’s menu, Café83 has it all. And eventhough Bud is health-con-scious, they have addedgreat Toft’s ice cream tothe menu, too!

Café 83! Grandopening celebration Sat.,June 19! Mark your cal-endar! Phone is (440)327-2283.

Regain Your Bearings at Café 83!Continued from page 1

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GRANDOPENINGSat,June 19th


Just Ducky….. Getting ready to launch theGreat Duck Race at the Lake Erie Nature andScience Center last were the three lead spon-sors. Every was just ducky as Cahoon Creekwas running rapidly and the Duck Race broughtlots of excitement.

Nothing like a great day inJune, an animal balloonand a ride on dad’s shoul-ders to bring out the smilesat LENSC last weekend.

“Onward my noblecountrymen!” cried theleader of the rebellion as heled his comrades through thegreat and treacherous gorgeof Porter’s Creek, “Nothingcan stop us now!”

The Great Duck Race isan annual charity event at theLake Erie Nature and Sci-ence Center to raise moneyfor the center. Much of whatthe center does is “donationdriven”, including things likeits animal rehab program anddisplay animals. While thenature center is in the Cleve-land MetroParks, they’re notactually part of theMetroParks - they don’t re-ceive any money from themand in fact lease the property.LENSC is a non-profit orga-nization that does receivesome government fundingfor things such as some edu-cational programs, but mostsupport comes from dona-tions from the public.

Duck & Run!....Onward Noble Countrymen!

Hundreds of yellow duckies take the plunge!

The Great Duck Race isone of LENSC’s biggestfund raisers of the year. It’spart of their annual “FamilyFun Day” and is always agreat success. This year,

heavy rains the night beforemade for a rapid Duck Raceand a packed house.

The Lake Erie Nature &Science Center is a veryunique facility with cool ani-

mal displays...much like a small zoo,except that it’s all “local” wildlife (lo-cal meaning here in Ohio). Addition-ally, they also are one of only twoplaces in Northern Ohio that does ani-mal rehab. Someone finds an injuredbird or raccoon or other critter and theybring it to LENSE. They treat the inju-ries and care for the animal and, hope-fully, return it to the wild once its inju-

ries have healed. They also have a number of edu-cational programs for grade school students. Ontop of all of, they also have host Schuele Plan-etarium... one of the nicer ones in the area! LENSCis a multi-faceted facility to say the least!

Finally, there is a great sports café for the whole family!Bullfrogs in North Ridgeville is perfect for the big

game, a great meal and 30 beers on tap for dad!

Bullfrogs: A Sports Café for the Whole Family

33137 Center Ridge Road • North Ridgeville

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Wings12 Wings – 7

18 Wings – 10

24 Wings – 14

36 Wings – 17

48 Wings – 25Catering options forlarger wing orders

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Quesadillas 8Mussels 8

Lilly Pads 4Loaded Potato Skins 6

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Boneless Wings 7Butterfly Shrimp 7Combo Platter 11

Onion Rings 4

SOUPSSoup of the Day

DailyChicken Noodle or Broccoli Cheddar 4

BULLFROGS BURGERSAll of our Burgers are Hand Pattied, seasoned and

grilled to perfection then served with lettuce, tomato,onion, a pickle spear and french fries

Patty Melt 8Build Your Own 6Jorgie Burger 9Veggie Burger 9

PASTASAll Pastas are served with a side salad & garlic bread

All You Can Eat Spaghetti and Meatballs 12Giovanni’s Linquini 9 add chicken 11 add shrimp 12

Seafood Pasta 12Blackened Chicken Tortellini 10

Fettuccini Alfredo 9 add chicken 11 add shrimp 12Southern Style Pasta 9 add chicken 11 add shrimp 12

PIZZAEl Diablo Pizza: 12” triple XXX HOT toppedwith chicken, various peppers, pepperjackcheese. Must finish every morsel of pizza

in 30 minutes and its free. 13BBQ Chicken 12” Pizza 9

Taco 12” Pizza 9Tomato Basil 12” Pizza 9

Build Your Own 12” Pizza 7

Cheese, Onion, Mushroom, Pepperoni,Sausage, Banana Peppers, Green Peppers,

Tomato, Bacon, Olives, Jalapeno, Extratoppings .50 each

STEAK & ENTRÉESAll of our Entrées are served with your

choice of two sides and choice of either acup of soup or a side salad

Here at Bullfrogs, our steaks are hand cut, perfectlyaged, rubbed with our special blend of flavorful

seasoning then char-grilled to your desire.

12 ounce New York Strip 17

Classic 13 ounce Delmonico 17

8 ounce Filet of Sirloin 17

Baby Back Ribs & Half Chicken Dinner 16

Grilled Chicken Breast Dinner 12

Baby Back BBQ Ribs Full Slab 15 Half Slab 9

SEAFOOD SPECIALTIESAll seafood specialties are served with two

sides of your choice and either a cup of soupor a side salad.

Perch Dinner 11Grilled Salmon 12

Baked Tilapia 9Shrimp Dinner 12

SIDESFrench Fries, Cole Slaw, Baked Potato, Roasted Red

Skins, Rice Pilaf and Daily Vegetables

WRAPSServed with french fries of homemade potato chips.Wraps will be in your choice of wrap flavor (white,

sun dried tomato or garlic herb)

Turkey Club Wrap 7Greek Chicken Wrap 7Buffalo Chicken Wrap 7Chicken Salad Wrap 7

Chicken or Steak Caesar Wrap 9

SANDWICHESServed with french fries of homemade potato chips.

Tuscan Chicken Ciabatta 8Portabella Ciabatta 8

Steak Philly 8Chicken Philly 8

French Dip 8Perch Sandwich 8

Reuben 8Turkey Reuben 8

B.L.T 7

SALADSHouse Salad 7

Caesar Salad 6 add chicken 8 add steak 9add salmon 10

Chicken Greek 8Cobb Salad 8 add chicken 10

Anti-pasta Salad 8Taco Salad 8

Separate

Party Room

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Brothers Tony, Jorge and Henry Serrat are keepingit all in the family by including your family with theirgreat sports café concept.

“There are lots of place where the guys can hangout. We wanted a place where the whole family can hangout,” said Tony. “The guys can hang out, too! Everyonefeels at home here. At Bullfrog’s Sports Cafe, we arejust that place! Truly, a place you can take your wholefamily to watch the game.”

19 TVs and a 10 foot jumbo screen bring you allthe sports action! Bullfrogs is the home of the Cavs dur-ing basketball season, and headquarters for the LorainCounty Browns Backers in the fall.

The food alone makes you a winner, regardless ofthe game results! From 16 appetizers, 25 sandwiches,wings, pastas, salads, steaks and a whole lot more, it isall great and priced right! Chef Mike Thomas is a NorthRidgeville High grad and wiz in the kitchen with over-the-top quality and portions. “We stand apart from thebig chain sports bars with local connections and the best prime rib and perch fries around,” said Mike. The kids canchoose from the “Minor Leaguer” menu and also play any their many video games!

Want some hot fun? Take on and demolish a Diablo pizza and it is yours, free (try at your own risk!).And yes, Bullfrogs offers Lorain County’s largest selection of draft beer, with 30, yes, 30 draft handles to choose from!

New owners of Bullfrogs Tony, Jorge and Henry Serrat.

Chef Michael Thomas

Baby Back BBQ Ribs – These ribs are so tender you almostdon’t even have to chew them. Bullfrogs Baby Back Ribs areslow roasted for nearly twelve hours while drenched in asweet BBQ sauce.

Mussels - 18 PEI Mussels sautéed with white wine & garlic butter.

The Jorgie Burger – 2 half pound burger patties topped withAmerican and Provolone cheese, bacon, mushroom, lettuce,onion and tomato.

LIVE MUSIC!


Old Man in the Kitchen here, Tom.The Old Wives Tale for this week is: “The fire you

kindle for your enemy often burns yourself more than yourenemy!!” So let’s try and forget them.

This recipe is so good for all the cookouts now, or justwith a great salad.

Baked Corn1 can cream style corn; 1 can whole corn; 1 pkg. Jiffy

Corn Muffin Mix; ½ cup butter, melted; 1 cup sour cream.Mix all ingredients together. Pour into greased casseroledish and bake 40 to 50 minutes at 350 degrees. You canadd a ½ cup of onion also which is what I do.

Take care friends. I’m waiting to hear some Old Wive’sTales from you! Send them to The Villager Newspaper, Attn:Old Wives Tales, 26915 Westwood Road, Westlake, OH44145.

Don’t forget to smell the roses,Old Man in the Kitchen, Tom.


The Columbia Homecoming CarShow is presented by the ColumbiaChamber of Commerce in associationwith the Northern Ohio Chevelle Club.The event will be held on Friday, June 25from 6pm – 9pm during the ColumbiaHomecoming Festival. Entry Fee is $6& all cars are welcome. Proceeds willbenefit the “Toys for Tots” program.There will be 50/50 raffles, prizes, food,trophies & dash plaques to the first 40cars. Something new will be a Drive-InMovie starting at 9pm, bring your lawnchairs. The car show will take place inthe Columbia Middle School parking lot(13646 N.W. River Rd). For further in-formation & registrations forms, pleasecontact Joe @ (216) 272-9970, [email protected] or go towww.columbiastation.com.

Bay Men’s Club Scholarship Committee Chairperson JohnStanton, left, and President Wayne Douglas, right, presentscholarships to Abby Glass (second from left) and KatiCorbitt.

The Bay Men’s Club, thecity’s oldest civic organizationdating to 1917, has awarded$1,000 scholarships to two wor-thy recipients: Abby Glass andKati Corbitt.

Abby Glass was activewith the Girl Scouts, Key Club,SADD, served on the Drama

Bay Men’s Club Awards ScholarshipsClub/Stage Crew and was stagemanager, was a two-year mem-ber of Thespians, active with theCulture Club, Relay for Life,was in the High School YouthMinistry at St. Raphael Catho-lic Church, played in the march-ing and symphonic bands, wasa four-year member of the swim

team, and worked as a lifeguard and watersafety instructor at the Bay Aquatic Center. Shehopes to attend either John Carroll Universityor The University of Dayton in the fall.

Kati Corbitt earned The President’s“Call to Service” Award, Hugh O’Brien YouthLeadership Award, was a member of the AllOhio Academic Team, received a KiwanisAcademic Award of Excellence, was awardedthe Judy Coolidge Journalism Award, servedas Relay for Life student chair, was team cap-tain of HUGS for Maria, served with YouthChallenge, is in the youth group St. RaphaelParish and went on several mission trips, waseditor in chief of the yearbook, is a member ofthe National Honor Society, was a member ofthe swimming and diving teams, was a four-year golf team member, and was on the AllOhio Academic Team in 2009. Kati hopes toattend John Carroll University or BaldwinWallace College in the fall.

“We are happy to be able to provide schol-arship assistance to these fine young leaders,”Bay Men’s Club Scholarship Chairperson JohnStanton said. “They certainly have earned oursupport with their academic achievement andexemplary citizenship.”

Avon Lake’s Red Hat Mamas will meetThurs., June 17 at 9:45 a.m. to board the LorainCounty Metro Bus. The bus will be at theeast end of Blesser Park and will travel to thenew Chinese Buffet (Chinese and Americanfood) for lunch, then go to Sandy Ridge MetroPark for a tram tour and dessert. Please callElaine at 933-6920 to make reservation or ifyou are unable to attend.

1936 Great LakesExposition Revisited

Cuyahoga West Chapter ofthe Ohio Genealogical Societymeets Wed., June 16, from 7 –8:45 p.m., in the Porter room ofWestlake Porter Public Library,27333 Center Ridge Road. His-torian Judy MacKeigan presents“The 1936 Great Lakes Exposi-tion in Cleveland, OH.” Re-freshments. Public is invited, atno charge.

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College Club Westawarded the 2010-2011Scholarships on June 2,2010 at the LakewoodCountry Club to five womenover the age of 25 whoqualified for these scholar-ships. The winners are left

College Club West Scholarship WinnersCollege Club West Scholarship WinnersCollege Club West Scholarship WinnersCollege Club West Scholarship WinnersCollege Club West Scholarship Winnersto right: Amal Mustafafrom North Olmsted, at-tends Bowling Green StateUniversity where she isworking on her MastersDegree in Curriculum andEducation; PatriciaHehir-Brewer from Parma,

attends Kent State Univer-sity where she is working ona Masters Degree in LibraryScience; Valerie Goebelfrom Parma, attends Cleve-land State University whereshe is working on her Mas-ters Degree in OccupationalTherapy

Not pictured: BrigidLong from Rocky River,attends Ohio state Univer-sity College of Pharmacywhere she is working on herDoctorate of Pharmacy;Amy Schill fromBrunswick, attend Young-stown University where sheis working on a Bachelor ofScience in PhysicalTherapy.

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RememberFather’s Day

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The annual EagleRun held Memorial Dayweekend in Avon was ahit as over 650 runnerstook place in the 5 milerun, 5K and one-mile funruns.

A fundraiser for AvonSchools and Avon seniorcitizens, the Eagle Run isdirected by Bud Hagy,founding father of Cel-ebrate Westlake and life-long running enthusiast.Bud announced that thispopular run will be evenbigger next year. It will beheld at All-Pro FreightStadium and the newAvon Y and mean evenmore fun activities forrunners and spectatorsalike.

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Bud Hagy (rt), race direc-tor, reports the Eagle Runwill be even bigger nextyear when it moves to All-Pro Freight Stadium. Moms and strollers made for a fun run at the Eagle Run

Westlake Middle SchoolFootball Skills Camp

Students entering 5th through 8th grade can partici-pate in a Football Skills Camp at Lee Burneson MiddleSchool from Monday, July 26, through Thursday, July 29,from 6 to 8 p.m. Cost is $70. Registration deadline is July19. You can find the registration form at http://b e t a . w e s t l a k e . k 1 2 . o h . u s / a t h l e t i c s / F l y e r s /FootballMiddleSchoolSkillsCamp.pdf. For more informa-tion contact Coach Mike Bee at 440.899.3075 x. 1312 oremail [email protected].

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