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Stroke Symposium host bySt. John Medical Center twoweeks ago.

“9000 Needles,” anaward-winning filmdocumentary, was central tothe presentation held atLaCentre in Westlake May25.

“I was so moved. Inever expected to leave thismovie in tears,” said one

viewer after the story ofhope, courage and onefamily’s unconventionaljourney towards strokerecovery.

“We saw the movie atthe Cleveland InternationalFilm Festival and we justbombarded the Producerwith questions,” said TrudyTift, SJMC Director ofCommunity Outreach. “We

immediately knew wewanted this for our StrokeSymposium.”

Di rec to r /P roduce rDoug Death and his brother,Devin, were on hand for thescreening. The moviedepicts Devin’s heroic battlefollowing a massive strokeand struggles within theconfines of the Americanhealth system. Devin, achampion 40-year old body-builder, takes anunconventional journey toChina for needed careincluding acupuncture in hisfight to recover.

Anyone who workswith stroke patients or theirfamilies would have foundthis beneficial,” said Tift.“This was the day for strokeeducation.”

The day-long seminarincluded expert addressesfrom leading specialists,including Dr. AnthonyFurlan, UHCMC, Dr. RobertTart, UHCMC, Dr. CathySila, UHCMC, ProfessorGeorge Humphrey, CWRU,and Professor Linda L.Pierce, University of Toledo.

“9000 Needles” producer Doug Dearth, Trudy Tift, SJMC,Devin Dearth, Dr. Sagarika Nayak, Director SJMC StrokeCenter, and Ellen Rogers, SJMC Stroke Center Coordinator.

Leading area physicians andneurologists were on hand for thespecialized programs andseminars offered at the SJMCStroke Seminar two weeks ago– a program of excellence forhealth care professionals, firstresponders and all involved withstroke and stroke recovery

Technologies and leading edge medical equipmenton display from medical experts at the SJMC stokesymposium

Billy and Nancy Kaye of Westlake were among the severalhundred who attended the screening of “9000 Needles” atthe SJMC Stroke Symposium.

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The Bruce A. MamerMemorial Scholarship wascreated in memory of ourfather who lost his life topancreatic cancer. It hasbeen established to rewardan individual who exhibitsthe characteristicsdemonstrated by Bruceduring his life. He was athoughtful and honestindividual who puteveryone else first.

This year’s winner isKevin Lang from NorthOlmsted High School.Kevin is a fantastic personwho works at EmeraldVillage and will beattending Ohio Universityin the fall.

Bay’s CountryFestival is Fun forthe Entire Family

There is something toappeal to every member ofthe family at the 42nd annualBay Village CountryFestival, June 18 in CahoonMemorial Park.

In addition to a widevariety of fine arts and craftsand antiques, this year’sshow features musicalentertainment by BrittanyReilly, craft demonstrations,children’s activities and anoutdoor living and gardeningexhibit. Stop by for lunch toenjoy delicious offeringsfrom a restaurant row offood vendors, including theIronwood Café, Weber’sPremium Custard, CelestialTreats Lemonade, BuckeyeConcessions, Nectar of theVine, Oma’s HomestyleCatering and Tucky’s.

Balloon artist FlowerClown, Elmo from SesameStreet and caricature artistAdam Pate will be strollingthe grounds. CahoonNursery will have a displayfeaturing plants for sale.

Community groupsparticipating in this year’sfestival with booths areFriends of the Bay VillageKennel, Golden Retrieversin Need (GRIN), the VillageFood Projects, Bay VillagePTA Council, Leagues ofWomen Voters and theDaughters of the AmericanRevolution (DAR), MarthaHuntington DevotionChapter.

Admission to thefestival, which runs from 9a.m. to 4 p.m., is $4.Proceeds go to support RoseHill Museum, the ReubenOsborn Learning Center andfor student scholarships. Thefestival is sponsored by theBay Village HistoricalSociety. Phone (440) 669-9686 for details, or visitwww.bayhistorical.com.Cahoon Memorial Park islocated at Lake and CahoonRoads in Bay Village.

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At every wedding, people trytheir hardest to be sure that their appearance is absolutelyperfect, particularly the bride and groom. Parents, siblings,uncles, aunts, cousins, and grandparents and everyone in thewedding party are all trying to look their very best. The picturesthat are taken on that day are going to last a lifetime and wewant to remember that occasion with all the specialness that itdeserves. The gowns will be perfectly fitted and the tuxedoswill be looking just fine, but what about your smile? Is yoursmile good enough where you will be able to give a great bigbroad smile showing a lot of teeth? Or are you ashamed ofyour smile and you will be barely smiling in these foreverpictures? It’s not only the wedding pictures, but what aboutpictures that are taken of you every single day? Those picturesalso last a lifetime.

Weddings – A Reason To Smile…Many people are going

to remember you by the lookof your smile. I remembersomeone once telling me thatthey had a wonderful auntwho was always rememberedas being an unhappy personbecause she never smiled inany of the family pictures.She found out later in life thatit was because the aunt wasembarrassed of her smile.Imagine that – she could havebeen the happiest person onearth, but nobody knew itbecause she was afraid tosmile.

It’s time to really dosomething about your smileso that you can tell the worldhow happy you are everydayand particularly on thosespecial occasions likeweddings. We’ve lots ofways to help you get abrilliant smile – teethwhitening is a great way tobrighten all those teeth in a

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Over time we have seenthat following the herd whenit comes to investing can be avery dangerous proposition.While the herd’s record hasbeen less than scintillatingover the course of time,investors still remain temptedto follow along. We do nothave to go back that far to seethe sometimes disastrousresults. The technology bubble

The Temptation of the HerdBy Chip Krueger at Stifel Nicolaus

of the late 1990s led to hugesums of money flowing intotechnology stocks. Inves-torsthat jumped into technologyinvestments at the height of thebubble saw losses thatexceeded 80% in some cases.We witnessed another examplein the mid 2000s with the herdflocking to real estate

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Bradley Bay Health Center AwardsNursing Scholarships

(L) Candy Sanson, Administrator, Lauren Britton, Bay High;Kelly Ricker, Westlake High; and John O’Neill, Owner of BradleyBay.

Each year John O’Neill, owner of Bradley Bay Health Center awardsa $500.00 Nursing Scholarship to a graduating high school senior whoare pursing a career in nursing. The applicant must meet certainrequirements including a written essay, and teacher recommendations.This year’s recipients were Lauren Britton, Bay High School; KellyRicker, Westlake High School; and Samantha Birchfield, Magnificat HighSchool.

Congratulations to all the recipients as they pursue their nursingcareers.

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Chapter of the OhioGenealogical Society meetsWednesday, June 15, from7:00-8:45 p.m. in the PorterRoom, Westlake PorterPublic Library, 27333Center Ridge Rd.

Genealogist ElizabethHauser presents “AndBob’s Your Uncle! Basicsof Family History Researchin England” Refreshmentsand social time is from6:30-7:00 p.m. The publicis invited, at no charge. For

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The WestshoreCampus of CuyahogaCommunity College (Tri-C®), located at 31001Clemens Road in Westlake,invites the Westshore com-munity to their CommunityHealth & Wellness Fair onSat., June 18 from 11 a.m.to 1 p.m.

Tri-C is excited tocontinue the weekendcelebration of the grandopening of its fourthcampus. Healthy food,health screenings, tours ofthe new building andinformation on all the

Community Health & Wellness Fair New Tri-C®Westshore Campusprograms offered at theWestshore Campus will beavailable throughout thefair to all who attend, aswell as some great give-a-ways. They have invitedseveral community partnersto share information andexpertise at this event,including St. John’sMedical Center, TheCleveland Clinic, KaiserPermanente, WestlakeCommunity ServicesCenter, Westlake Recrea-tion Center, WestlakeYMCA, Cleveland Metro-

parks, the Gathering Place,Hospice of the WesternReserve, and the ClevelandMedical Mart andConvention Center. Theevent is free and open to thepublic.

The College iscommitted to meeting theeducational needs of theresidents in the Westshorecommunities. With theopening of the WestshoreCampus and the existingCorporate College Westfacility, Tri-C providesadditional opportunities forstudents to complete an

associate degree for transferto a four year institution, orfor entry into the workforcein business, nursing and avariety of health careers. Infact, Tri-C has the lowesttuition in Northeast Ohioand is ranked in the top 10community colleges inenrollment and in healthcareers graduates.

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For more informationand to RSVP for this event,visit: www.tri-c.edu/westshore.

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A Walk Down Memory LaneTo help celebrate Westlake’s Bicentennial, the Westlake

Garden Club will host a garden tour on Sun., June 26, 2011 from1-5 p.m. Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 day of tour and areavailable at Westlake City Hall, Dean’s Greenhouse, and CahoonNursery. The tour starts at Dean’s Greenhouse where you willpick up your brochure with addresses of the gardens and a map.

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Well over 700 participants made the 11th An-nual Eagle Run a hit at All Pro Freight Stadium inAvon Memorial Day weekend.

Sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, the majorityof funds raised go to the Avon Schools EducationalEndowment Fund and local charities.

The event combined four races for all levels ofparticpation: a 5-mile road race, 3.1-mile run andwalk, and 1-mile kid’s run.

“The Eagle Run represents what KaiserPermanente is all about, encouraging people to takea more active role in their health,” said PatriciaKennedy-Scott, President of Kaiser PermanenteOhio Region. “Our dedication to quality careextends beyond the walls of our medical facilities.

Eagle Run Draws Hundreds in Avon

This run encompasses everything we stand for:commitment, dedication, and a passion for health.”

“It was a great day,” said Race DirectorWilliam “Bud” Hagy. “For the first time ever, therun ended inside Crusher Stadium where runnrs willtake an entire lap around the field before enteringthe finish line chutes near home plate.”

In 20 years as race director for CelebrateWestlake’s North Coast Challenge, Hagy raised $1.7million for local charities. “Our goal was to raise$50,000 for Eagle Run with half going to the schoolsand the other half to charities like CommunityResource Services,” said Hagy.

Thanks, Mr. Cahoon…..

“To Sir, with Love -The time has come,For closing books and long last looks must end,And as I leave,I know that I am leaving my best friend,A friend who taught me right from wrong,And weak from strong,That’s a lot to learn,What, what can I give you in return?”

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The members areasked to bring a dish toshare for the pot luck. Theevent is based on at least25 people attending, costper person will be $6.00.The winery will providewine, coffee, tea andwater.

Call to sign up bycalling Alice at933-4127.The $6.00 must be paidbefore the June 16thevent. Guests arewelcome.

Graduation is atime for thanks andreflection. So manyare grateful toretiring Bay HighPrincipal JimCahoon for hisyears of dedicationand friendship!

- Lyricist Don Black and composer Marcus London, 1967

Runners take off at the start of the Eagle RunThe Eagle Run was perfect for everyone.

Matt Norris, 83, explains to Kaiser Permanente’sAudra Kessler how life long exercise hasbenefitted his life.

Eagle Run Fun!

This year marks the 10th anni-versary of The Drive for Life Golf Outing, one of the highlights of the summer, with two fabulous flights at 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The $375 single golfer fee includes golf cart, green fees, food, refreshments, giveaways, and prizes. All morning golfers will start

the day with breakfast at 7 a.m. and enjoy lunch, play golf, and wrap up the day with wines & spirits, delicious hors d’oeuvres, and an awards ceremony. Pro-ceeds benefit Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center at Fairview Hos-pital, Moll Pavilion.

Co-Chairs of Drive for Life DavidHessler and William Reidy.

It’s time to make plans to attend the 18th annual Tri-umph for the Cure Golf Out-ing. Registration and break-fast begin at 8 a.m. followed by a shotgun start at 9 a.m. The day is wrapped up with lunch and an awards presen-

tation. The cost is $180 per golfer which includes 18 holes of golf, cart, goodie bag, lunch, snacks and fun! Proceeds benefit the Breast Health Center at Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center at Fair-view Hospital, Moll Pavilion.

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Make it a spectacular summer! You can join the fun at the Triumph for the Cure Golf Outing, the Drive for Life Golf Outing and the Harley-Davidson Toy run. Make a donation directly, or through your Donor Advised Fund at the Community West Foundation. Please contact the Community West Foundation at 216-476-7060 or visit www.communitywestfoundation.orgfor more information.

to advance the health and well being of our community.

Join the Mission ofCommunity West Foundation

Spectacular Summer EventsThe Community West Foundation supports Fairview Hospital through many exciting activities throughout the

year to assist great causes and introduce people to our work. Join these spectacular summer events with proceedssupporting Fairview Hospital’s Moll Pavilion and the Pediatric Unit.

18th AnnualTriumph for the Cure Golf Outing

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Tournament winners Becky Busa, Jen Brooke, Donna Coury and Dorothy Baum.

The Jennifer and Joel Skinner family withDr. Debra Pratt (center), Director of Breast

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Monday, June 20 • Westwood Country Club in Rocky River Tuesday, July 12 • Red Tail Golf Club in Avon

10th AnnualDrive for Life Golf Outing

The parade of carts as golfers prepare to tee off at Drive for Life.

For the 16th consecutive year, members of the Lake Erie Harley-Davidson Owners Group in Avon or-ganizer the 15 mile ride to deliver gifts for pediatric patients at Fairview Hospital. Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. with food, music and games at Lake Erie Harley-Davidson, 38401 Chester Road in Avon. The ride starts promptly at 1 p.m. and continues to Fair-view Hospital. Staff members greet the bikers and help unload hundreds of toys that will be distributed throughout the year to young patients.

Through the generosity of all the donations from this event, every child entering the Pedi-atric Unit at Fairview Hospital receives a toy to make their stay a little brighter. Bring a toy or cash donation and ride for the kids!

Sunday, June 26

Riders present a generous check to Dr. Sudhir Mehta, Medical Director of Pediatrics.

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investments - an investmentthat many felt could never godown. Of course, now weknow that real estate does notalways appreciate, and

sometimes prices can falldrastically.

So, where was the herdmost recently spotted? Afteran extremely difficult marketin 2008, individuals pouredhuge sums of money into bond

investments in 2009 and 2010,despite historically low yields.While bond funds arecommonly thought to be “safeinvestments,” there may be alack of understating betweenthe relationship of risinginterest rates and the fallingvalue of bonds.

In simple terms, the valueof a bond will fall in value asinterest rates rise. Forexample, let’s assume you pay$1000 for a 10-year treasurybond yielding 3%. The yieldto maturity is 3%. Now let’sassume the next day rates for anewly issued 10-year treasurybond increase to 5%. You cannow pay $1000 for a 5%treasury with a yield tomaturity of 5%. Obviously,you will not be able to sell the3% treasury for $1000 if ratesgo up to 5%. In order for the3% bond to trade to anequivalent 5% yield tomaturity, the price of the bondwill fall. Under this scenario,using a bond yield calculator,you can determine that your3% treasury bond would droproughly 15% to about $850.This fall is even morepronounced for longer-termbonds.

Over the last 30 yearswe’ve been in what manymarket technicians would calla bond bull market. We haveseen 30-year Treasury yieldsdecline from 12% to 4%. Nowwith rates not far from an all-time low, and interest rateswidely expected to driftupwards, we have investorsstill flocking to bonds. Buyinghigh with the herd and sellinglow is a self-defeating trap thatcan wreak havoc on investmentgoals.

While I believe bonds canhave their place in a portfolioor 401(k), I suggest you talkto an advisor about how yourbond investments may fare inan increasing rateenvironment.

Chip Krueger is a SeniorVice President/Investmentswith Stifel, Nicolaus &Company, Incorporated,member SIPC and New YorkStock Exchange, Inc. He canbe contacted in the Westlakeoffice at (440) 835-4170.

The Temptation of the HerdContinued from page 4 On Sun., June 12, from

2-5 p.m. 12 Churches ofWestlake are participating in aWestlake Bicentennial ChurchOpen House.

They include: Advent(Episoipal), Church On theRise, Church of the Unity,Cross Pointe (Free Methodist),Dover Congregational (UCC),Latter Day Saints (Mormon),Prince of Peace Lutheran,Redeemer (UCC), St.Bernadette, St.Ladislas, St PaulLutheran and Westlake UnitedMethodist.

In association with theCity of Westlake’sBicentennial, these churches inthe city will be open on Sundayafternoon June 12th towelcome you into theirbuildings. See inside these

Westlake Bicentennial Church Open Househouses of worship and learnabout the congregation’s historyas they grew along with the cityof Westlake. Each church isdoing something a littledifferent from showcasing theirhistory, offering refreshmentsand an opportunity to ring theold bell in the bell tower ofWestlake United MethodistChurch. Bike, walk or drive toas many of the churches as youcan! Maps will be available atall participating churches.

Names of participatingChurches and dates of thefounding (if available) are: StBernadette (Roman Catholic)1950, St Ladislas (Rom Cath)1973, Westlake ChristianChurch (Disciples) 1954,Advent (Episcipal), 1957,Westlake United Methodist,1825, Latter Day Saints(Mormon), Church on the Rise,(Non-denominational) 1993,Rock Point Church (Non-denominational), CrossPointe(Free Methodist), 1891, Princeof Peace Lutheran, St PaulLutheran, Redemmer (UCC),1858, Dover Congregational(UCC), 1811.

For additional informationabout this program pleasecontact Bob Hertle at StLadislas 440-835-2300 or WillKrause at City of Westlake at440-617-4309.

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Souper Fish Sticks1 package (8 oz.) breaded fish sticks, 1-1/4 cups frozen

condensed cream of shirmp soup, thawed, 1 tsp parsleyflakes, 1 lemon sliced. Pre heat oven to 400 degrees.Arrange fish in greased 1-quart baking dish or 8x8 inchdish. Spoon soup over the sticks. Sprinkle with parsley.Top with lemon slices. Bake uncovered at 400 for 30 to 35minutes until fish is heated through and flakes easily. Enjoy.

Take care folks ,Old Man in the Kitchen,Tom

Everything was justducky at the Lake ErieNature and Science Center

Just Ducky! Family Fun Fest at LENSCFamily Fun Fest Saturdayas kids of all ages gatheredalong the banks of Porter

Creek for the annual DuckRace.

About 1200 rubberducks were dumped overthe Metroparks bridge andinto the creek as kidswatched and waded for thewinners to floatdownstream.

The ducks, sold for $5each, raised money for thecenter’s programs. After therace, kids games, animalexhibits, Planetariumshows and food werefeatured back at the center.

Peter Miller HouseMuseum Start

Summer Open House& Programs

Peter Miller House Museum Committeewould like to invite the community to come andenjoy the museum’s open house and programsthis Summer. Tours of the museum will be at6:30 p.m. and the programs will be at 7 p.m. to8 p.m. The First Open House will be Monday,June 13. Bill and Bev Stives will present the“Stives Family Civil War Letters”. Admissionis free. Bring your family and enjoy theprograms.

The herb garden on the west side of theMuseum and the wildflower garden on the eastside are open for visitation every day. Thesegardens and the planting along the picket fenceare maintained by Avon-on-the-Lake GardenClub. The museum is located at 33740 LakeRd., Avon Lake next to Avon Lake boatLanding.

A Great Day for Ducks!

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Professional jewelrydesigners rub elbows withfundraising hopefuls fromcommunity organizations. Allare welcome at thisfascinating oasis for hard-to-find resources.

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St. Mary of the Woods inAvon welcomed one and all to the2011 Leading Age Ohio Art &Writing exhibition this week.Along with 14 retirementcommunities, St. Mary of theWoods honored seniors and theiramazing creativity by hostingover 230 works of art and 30creative writing entries in thejuried show.

Art Show at St. Mary of the Woods

Memorial Day brought out the patriotic characterof our communities in a big way two weeks ago. Theannual Memorial Day Parade in Westlake is always agreat tribute to those who gave so much for the freedomswe enjoy. Here is a look at a few of the participants.

Memorial Day Rewind

Color Guard

BridgetLinton,

Rose ofTralee

State Rep. NanBaker

Kids, Kids, Kids!

WestlakeCouncilman Jim

Connole Fern Bisson, Pride

Ralph Krupp, ArtShow Ambassador Robyn and Patricia

Bay High speedster Michael Brajdic lost a shoe, but he won the gold in the boys Div. II OHSAA

Saturday in Columbus.The Rocket senior ran

out of his left shoe just past the 1600 meter mark of the 8-lap race at Jesse Owens Stadium on the campus of Ohio State University.

He immediately picked up the pace and moved to the head of the pack as he wore through a black sock on the scorching

of the contest.“I might have felt a lit-

tle panic, but I knew it was time to pick it up. The pace had slowed,” said Brajdic.

Brajdic used his adren-aline as Rocket fuel as he

-ish line in 9:25.07. He re-

of torn skin on the sole of

At the OHSAA Track Championships…

Bay’s Brajdic Socks It to Them at State

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for a complete gallery

from this event.

his foot after smiling his way through the awards ceremony. Brajdic took second at state in the 3200 last year, and is a two-time state cross country champ. He will run at Ohio State for the Buckeyes this fall.

“It is starting to burn a little,” he said about his foot after the race, “But I didn’t want anyone to pass me in the end. You always worry about that.” Brajdic won by six seconds.

Bay’s Bridget Dough-ty was a repeat state champ in the 300 meter hurdles. She also placed second in the 100 hurdles, splitting her two showdowns with rival JeRica Sanders of Lake Catholic.

Sam Allen placed for Bay, taking 5th in the 800 meter run in 1:55. Antho-ny Young of St. Edward claimed a state title in the 200.

For Avon Lake seniors Peter Lancione and Mor-gan Srail earned medals in Columbus Lancione placed fourth place in the 300 hur-dles in 39.12, while Srail placed sixth in the pole vault at 11-0.

Bay senior Michael Brajdic is all smiles after being reunited with the shoe he lost during his

over the weekend

Christina Blair of Cuyahoga Valley Christian Bay’s Michael Brajdic surges to the front of the

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Avon Lake’s Peter Lancione, fourth at state in the 300

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800 meter run for girls in 2:12.25.

Jacob Swords of Akron St. Vincent St. Mary raced to a

win in the Div. II 800 meter run in 1:51.44.

The pressure is off Bridget Doughty as she breaks into a smile at the

the event.

Bay’s Michael Brajdic at the start of the 3200 meter run.

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