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Fr. Thomas J. Behrend……..…………….. Pastor
Fr. David McCafferty…………..Pastor Emer itus
Fr. John J. Sullivan……...Senior Par ochial Vicar
Fr. Joseph P. O’Donnell……….…Parochial Vicar
Fr. David G. Baugh………….…..….in Residence
Fr. Edward Schwet…….……...........in Residence
Rev. Mr. John Strmac…….....Per manent Deacon
Roberta DeMell…………….....Pastor al Associate
Tim Sheridan………….…..….Pastor al Associate
Vincent M. Taraska…… CPA, Business Manager
Bob Crosby…………….….….Maintenance Dept.
Lynne Hoopingarner……...……..Music Ministr y
Teresa Szary……………..…..Youth Coor dinator
Sharon Taraska…………....Office Administr ator
Mary Keiper.….Bulletin Editor /Par ish Secr etar y
Barbara Barsic………....…..…………...Secr etar y
Charlotte Gulden…...……....Religious Education
PSR: 440-585-0800 x206; 29840 Euclid Ave.
MATER DEI ACADEMY
Loretta Pilla.………………………….....Pr incipal
School: 29840 Euclid Ave., Wickliffe, Ohio 44092
Phone# 440-585-0800
School Fax: 440-585-9391
MASS SCHEDULE
Monday: 7:00 a.m. (Chapel) 7:00 p.m. (Chur ch)
Tuesday: 7:00 & 8:30 a.m. (Chapel)
Wednesday: 7:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m. (Chapel)
Thursday: 7:00 & 8:30 a.m. (Chapel)
Friday: 7:00 & 8:30 a.m. (Chapel) (8:30 a.m.
Friday Mass in Church during the school year)
First Friday of each month: 7:45 p.m. (Chapel)
Saturday: 8:30 a.m., 4:00 & 6:00 p.m. (Chur ch)
Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 a.m. &
7p.m. Lifeteen Mass only during the school year
Holy Days: See bulletin.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturdays 3-3:45 p.m. - 5-5:45 p.m. (Church)
First Fridays 3-4:00 & 6:30-7:30 p.m. (Chapel )
PERPETUAL ADORATION CHAPEL
Located in the Rectory, open 24/7.
PARISH REGISTRATION
Singles, families, newlyweds or single young
adults, please register under your own name
even if you were previously registered under
your parents’ name. Call the Parish Office to make
an appointment with Mrs. Roberta DeMell.
MARRIAGES
Couples intending to marry are required to call the
rectory at least six (6) months prior to marriage.
BAPTISMS
Baptisms are the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the
month after the 11:30 a.m. Mass. Arrangements for
a baptism date must be made at least one week in
advance. The next Pre-Baptism Class is
Wednesday, July 8, 2015-6:30pm.
Call Parish Office to register.
FUNERALS: Arrangements are made with a
Funeral Director and approved by the Rectory.
FACILITIES RENTAL or RESERVATIONS
Contact Mrs. Roberta DeMell at 585-0700 x 310
PARISH GROUPS: If interested in joining a Parish
group call the Parish Office for contact info.
NEED A RIDE to Mass? Call 440-944-3073.
May 17, 2015
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
29850 Euclid Ave.,
Wickliffe, Ohio 44092
Parish Office:
1730 Mt. Carmel Drive,
Wickliffe, Ohio 44092
Mon.-Fri. 8am-9pm; Sat. 9am-3pm
440-585-0700
Parish Office Fax #: 440-585-0870
Parish Website:
www.olmcwickliffe.org
[email protected]
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
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Greetings to the family of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
“Will-power. A very important quality. Don’t despise little things, for by the continual practice of denying yourself again and again in such things — which are never
futile or trivial — with God’s grace you will add strength and resilience to your
character. In that way you will first become master of yourself, and then a guide, a
chief, a leader: to compel and to urge and to inspire others, with your word, with
your example, with your knowledge and with your power.” (St. Josemaria Escriva, The
Way 19)
Do you ever catch yourself in a moment of candid realization that you have developed
bad habits, neglected your faith, and created distance between you and Christ? This happens all
too frequently and after realizing I was off course during a recent visit to Eucharistic Adoration, I decided to do something about it. What I needed was to toughen my resistance and
develop new “muscles” to fight my patterns of spiritual failure. I committed to introduce
more intention into my life and show stronger will-power.
In essence, I committed to break my negative habits by immediately introducing good or
“virtuous” habits. It is a struggle at times, but I have slowly been able to see improved patterns
of behavior, more focus on authentically living out my Catholic faith and a vast improvement
in my relationship seeking union with Christ. A very helpful tool in this endeavor has been
the Daily Examen, which forces us to stop five times a day (morning, noon, mid-afternoon
about 3pm, evening about 7pm, and night) to reflect on what is happening in our lives, offer up
a brief prayer and make adjustments.
I am no saint. But, I hope to convey the need for more self-awareness about bad habits
and venial sins that weigh us down and pull us off a righteous path. We need to focus on the
power of more intentional behavior around the practice of good habits. This new mindset and a
lot of prayer will help us stay focused on Christ and our Heavenly home. I know it has already
helped me in numerous ways. As I said, I am no saint, but I know you and I are called to
pursue sainthood and lead lives of holiness. With our eyes fixed firmly on Heaven, let’s try to
introduce a little more virtuous intention into our lives today. “For this very reason, make
every effort to supplement your faith with virtue, virtue with knowledge, knowledge with selfcontrol, self-control with endurance, endurance with devotion, devotion with mutual affection,
mutual affection with love.” (2 Peter 1:5-7)
I would like to acknowledge and thank the McCurdy family, Beverly Frato and her sons
Anthony, Chris, and Joe and her adopted son “D.C.” for their financing of materials and labor
in cleaning and refurbishing of our precious statues. They request a prayer for their friend
Linda Walters who is challenged with MS. God bless them all.
Ascension blessings and remember that I love you and there is absolutely nothing you
can do about it. ~ Fr. Behrend
Together in this time and place, we give glory to God.
SATURDAY
May 16
8:30 am-C
Mildred Hills
Marilyn Helm
John & Pauline Solano
4:00 pm-C
Evelyn Catanese
6:00 pm-C
Albert & Lois Rodville
Lois Weigand
SUNDAY
7:30 am-C
9:30 am-C
Helen Sustae
John & Edna Liszkowski
May 17
11:30am-C
7:00pm-C
Justin Silvaroli
Priests Intention
Call Parish Office for Automated Giving info.
Robert & Judy Liszkowski
Family
MONDAY
7:00 am-R
7:00 pm-C
Militza Schwelgien
Dean Tarasco
TUESDAY
7:00 am-R
Dorothy Kaska & Mitzi Blatnik
8:30 am-R
Gloria Luccio
SECOND
COLLECTION:
NONE
Next week:
Diocesan Development
May 18
Irene Clement
Legion of Mary
Mt. Carmel Players
Patron Sunday
Next wk:
NO Hospitality
May 19
THURSDAY
7:00 am-R
Bob Garris
8:30am-R
Anna & Anton Novak
FRIDAY
7:00 am-R
8:30 am-C
Thank you for your generosity!
Ron Sustae
Kaska Family
John & Julie Antoviak
WEDNESDAY
May 20
7:00 am-R
Dorothy M. Kapel
Mary & Fritz Keiper
7:00 pm-R
Deacon John Strmac 20 year Jubilee
For Parishioners
Mary Jane Cirino
SATURDAY
8:30 am-C
Clarke Brassell
4:00 pm-C
Mary Siciliano
6:00 pm-C
Helen Dusa
May 21
SECOND COLLECTION change: On
June 6 & 7 there will be a Parish Mission.
The St. Vincent de Paul collection for that
weekend will be collected the following
weekend on June 13 & 14.
Garris Family
James Lis
May 22
Family
May 23
Virginia Provenzale
Children & Family
Family
SUNDAY
7:30 am-C
9:30 am-C
May 24
Angie Belaj
Family
D.M. of Rowell & Freeman Families
11:30am-C
Anthony Sugar
Dave & Vickey Rowell
Mira Sugar
To take the gifts up at Mass, see an Usher.
ALTAR SERVERS
Sunday, May 10 $ 10,156.04
Newman Campus $ 799.19
Saturday, May 23
4:00pm- Mary Sill, Angelica Ban,
Anthony Ban Jr., Thomas Ridler
6:00pm- Annie Sivo, Joey Gabriel,
Joseph Schimizzi
Sunday,
9:30am-
May 24
Sarah Patton, Caitlyn Patton,
Megan Latkovich
11:30am– Jake Emlaw, Michael Sedlak,
Emily Krizner
Thank you for your Time and Commitment!
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
MASS INTENTIONS
D.M.=Deceased Members C=Church R=Rectory
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MONDAY, May 18
Hot Meal 5:30-6:00pm - CH
Legion of Mary 8:00pm - MA
Volleyball 6-7:30pm & 7:30-9:00pm - CC
TUESDAY, May 19
NO PSR classes resume in September
Altar & Rosary 7:00pm - R#2
Finance Council 7-9:00pm - R#2
Girl Softball 5:15-6:45pm - CC
Volleyball 7-8:45pm - CC
WEDNESDAY, May 20
Volleyball 5-6:15pm - CC
Softball 6:30-7:30pm - CC
Choir Practice 7:15-9:15pm - C
THURSDAY, May 21
Isabella Guild 7:30 - MA
Volleyball 7-8:45pm - CC
FRIDAY, May 22
8:30am Mass in Church
Sunday Reading Group 9:00am - R#2
Jr. High Dance 7-10:00pm - CC
SATURDAY, May 23
Men’s Prayer Group 7-8:30am - PC
PENTECOST SUNDAY, May 24
No Hospitality
PC-Pete Christopher CC-Community Ctr. CH-Chapel Hall C-Church MA-Mini-Aud.
FL-Faculty Lournge. AC-After Care MR-Music Rm. R#1 or R#2-Rectory
If God so loved us, we also must love one another. —1 John 4:11
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MATER DEI ACADEMY
MORAL DEVELOPMENT DISCOVERY ACHIEVEMENT
Are you looking for a school that is Christ-centered and educationally challenging?
Learn about all the opportunities that await your children at Mater Dei
Academy by calling the school office at 440-585-0800 and scheduling a personal
tour. Additional information about Mater Dei Academy can be found at
www.materdeiacademy.us
MDA is having a Rummage Sale at the end of the school year on June 11 and 12.
As you are doing your spring cleaning please save some items to donate to our
rummage sale! We will accept any new or gently used items such as furniture,
toys, household items, clothes, etc. Donations can be dropped off at the school
office. Thank you for your support.
VACATION BIBLE
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Vacation Bible School 2015...J oin your fr iends at
G-Force. God’s Love in Action! Mark Your Calendar. July 20-July 24, 2015, 9amNoon. Grab your roller blades, skateboard, or bike! Our Navigators will join the
“Coach” each day to Discover that a life with God is one of movement both physically
and spiritually” —Morning Assembly starts at the Adventure Park; stop at the Scripture
Zone for inter-active bible stories; discover the Science Zone for memorable science experiments; visit the Craft Zone for inspirational and fun crafts; explore our Games Zone
for fun and wacky game; and meet at the Song Studio for songs and music. Together
we’ll realize “In God, We live, move, and exist.”
No Pre-School Program this year. The r egular pr ogr am will be for Childr en 5
years old by July 1, 2015 through children going into 5th grade. Daily Action Words
(Themes) are: MOVE! ACT! CARE! FOLLOW! SHARE!
REGISTRATION continue until July 10th. Obtain a Registration form from our Web
Site “olmcwickiffe.org” or the Rectory Office. COST: 1 Child-$25, 2 Children-$45, 3 or
more $60.
For info or a registration form contact Robert DeMell at 440-585-0700 x 310,
[email protected] or Lisa Greger at 440-585-0800 x201
POPE FRANCIS TRIP
WORLD MEETING
OF FAMILIES
WITH POPE FRANCIS…Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel Church, Wickliffe,
is hosting a bus tour to Philadelphia
from Friday, September 25 to Sunday
night, September 27 to attend the
Festival of Families Saturday, and
Mass with the Pope on Sunday. The
Trip includes luxury bus departure from
Mt. Carmel Church. ALL breakfasts
and dinners included. All driver, hotel,
and tour guide tips included, along with
luggage handling. You are responsible
only for your lunch. All inclusive Adult
Price as of 4/13/15 is $699 per person,
based on 2 paying Adults per Room. (if
you room alone there is an additional
charge.) Children 12 and under travel
free (Special Pricing limited to 2 children per family and must room with 2
adults.) Additional charge for children
12 and under and teens 13-18 is $399
each. Contact Roberta DeMell for
questions about trip at 440-585-0700.
Space will book quickly: Contact
Proximo Travel to register at 1-855842-8001 .
We Are Martol (as told by a student from South High School)
It has only been a few weeks. It has been a few weeks since I found out that all of my hard work this whole school year
was to be postponed. I had just sit down, in costume, and ready to begin my final run through before our opening night
the next night. Mr. Richard, our director, was standing in front of us all, ready to start speaking. He began with, “This is
going to be the hardest speech of my career.” At first, I just let the words breeze through me as though they weren't even
said. He began telling us of how he had been taken into the office where our principal had told him that the school had
received a letter from Americans United for Separation of Church and State stating that if we proceeded with the
performance, we would face a lawsuit due to a Christian undertone. We had to halt everything. It didn't hit me, not until
I saw the looks on people’s faces. That’s when I knew it was all truly happening. The despair in that room was so overwhelming, words cannot describe. Everyone wanted to scream, to take revenge, but we didn't. What we did do that
night was amazing. We came together as a choir. After an hour and a half of talking to Mr. Richard, Mr. Thompson, the
superintendent, and a few other people, there were not any more barriers. We were a family. When it was time to leave,
a group of us went to Steak n’ Shake. As an immature teenager, I had joked, “What, am I not allowed to pray over my
food now?” And then something beautiful happened. The person sitting across from me said, “Actually, that’s a good
idea. Would you guys mind if we prayed over our food?” We did. I led the group in prayer in a public restaurant.
To be honest, this whole situation has made me more comfortable being a Catholic in my public school setting.
Everyone knows who I am and they don’t hold it against me. Also, I am so glad with the family I now have in my choir at
school. I can finally be myself where I used to hide in a corner. I am still struggling, of course. I am still upset with the
idea that my director, whom I trust so very much, is not allowed to conduct us, and that we need to figure everything
out. There are days when I just want to scream and cry, but I need to keep reminding myself that He has me. It is time
for me to let go and let God, because I know I cannot do this myself."
If we love one another, God remains in us (1 John 4:11-16)
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES
MT. CARMEL PLAYERS
Winter storms
made it difficult
for faith-filled
people to respond to this year’s
Appeal in their parish setting, so
May 16 & 17, all par ishes ar e
conducting a second in-pew appeal
on behalf of Catholic Charities.
Gifts may be made by filling out
an in-pew pledge form May 16 &
17, responding to the letter or
email or telephone solicitations, or
directly by contacting Meghan
McGuan at 800.869.6525 x 1049.
Gifts made on the in-pew pledge
form or online at
www.catholicommunity.org/
challenge qualify for the $100,000
Challenge Grant – new and increased gifts will be doubled!
Be sure to join
the Mt. Carmel
Players, Sunday,
May 17, in the
Thank you and may God bless us
all with his enduring joy!
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Thank You! Our Mother's day
breakfast was a great success
because of all the lovely Mothers
and their families who attended.
Also, thank you to those who volunteered.
As always our proceeds go directly to supporting our efforts at
OLMC, and helping those in need.
The 50/25/25 winner’s:
Andy Dolan, $66.00 and Nancy
Varner $66.00
Congratulations to both winners.
Pampered Chef Basket Winner John Wyman.
Spa Basket Winner - John Wyman
Our next Pancake Breakfast will
be August 16, 2015.
Knights of Columbus Charities.
mini-auditorium for
Hospitality. We will
be selling $1patron ads and
tickets will “officially” go on sale
to the general public. SAVE THE
DATES – July 17, 18, 19, 24, 25.
Hope to see you in Neverland.
MT. CARMEL SOCIETY
The Mt. Carmel Society New Officers ar e: President: Elizabeth
Arendash 440-585-5404
Vice President: Terry J o DeBaltzo
Secretary: Carole Czeck
Treasurer: Anna Marie Zappola
The Mt. Carmel Society BAKE
SALE is the weekend of May 30
& 31. Stop by and purchase some
delicious bakery homemade by our
Society ladies. Thank you for your
support.
AMERICAN LEGION
POPPY DAY in Wickliffe is May
22 & 23. Ladies of the American
Legion Auxiliary will be offering
the 7 piece Poppy to the public for
a donation. Remember Americas
Casualties of War with a Poppy.
ADORATION CHAPEL
Can you commit to an
hour in our Perpetual
Adoration Chapel? We are
in need of someone to fill
the Sunday 11:00pm time slot.
MDA BOOSTERS
Fall Sports CYO Registration:
Registration for our Fall CYO
sports is now open online. We
are offering Girls Volleyball,
Boys Football, Co-Ed XCountry, and Cheerleading this
Fall. Visit
www.materdeiacademy.us/
athletics/registration/ for more
information and to register
online. Rates and registration
deadlines below:
Girls Volleyball – 3rd thru 8th
Grade Register by 6/1, cost is
$100 per player Register by
6/30**, cost is $125 per player
Cheerleading – 3rd thru 8th
Grade Register by 6/1, cost is
$50 per player Register by
6/30**, cost is $75 per player
Boys Football – 4th thru 7th
Grade Register by 5/22, cost is
$100 per player Register by
6/1**, cost is $125 per player
Co-Ed Cross Country - 3rd thru
8th grade Register by 6/1, cost
is $50 per player Register by
7/15**, cost is $75 per player.
** Denotes the registration
deadline for each sport.
* Must have a valid Physical
form signed and dated by physician by August 1, 2015
If you are interested in coaching please contact Joe
McCrone at 216.403.0932 or
[email protected].
If you have any questions or
issues regarding the online
registration please contact Dave
Briganti at 216.225.8059 or
[email protected].
Please Call Anne 440-944-0593,
Marion 944-1431 or
Grace 944-5028.
As you sent me into the world, so I sent them into the world (John 17:11b-19)
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WEEKLY READINGS
LAKE LIFE TEEN
WEEK OF MAY 17
www.lakelifeteen.com
www.facebook.com/lakelifeteen
This week at Lake Life Teen
Last weekend, we held our annual Mother’s Day Flower Sale. Thank
you so much to all who supported Lake Life Teen and a special thank
you to those who helped sell flowers! We ended the weekend with our
traditional Laser Tag night – what an awesome way to celebrate our
moms!
On Saturday, we ask that you lift up the four men to be ordained to the
priesthood. We thank God for the gifts of Jeremy, Jeff, Rob, and Joseph
as they complete their official formation and begin their public ministry
as parish priests.
This week, we are excited and sad to celebrate our FINAL Life Night
and Mass of the academic year. All families and teens are welcome to
join us at our senior farewell, which will begin at 4:30 pm this Sunday.
Our final Mass will be celebrated at 7:00 pm.
Keep an eye out on www.lakelifeteen.com, follow us on Twitter or Instagram and friend us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/lakelifeteen)
for information on the many upcoming events! In His Peace ~ Teresa
Tolle Lege
All incoming seniors are invited to apply for the “Tolle Lege Summer
Institute” at Borromeo Seminary. This week long camp for confirmed
teens will focus on philosophy, theology, prayer and crazy fun. There
will be two sessions offered (June 14 – 19 and June 21 – 26). This camp
was founded to promote the pursuit of wisdom and provide a foundational understanding of Catholic teaching. Applications are DUE on
May 18th. Please check out our website or see Teresa for more details.
Catholic Youth Summer Camp (CYSC)
We are excited to invite you to explore the awesome world of Catholic
Youth Summer Camp in Columbus! This crazy fun and awesome week
is available to all current and incoming high school students and we encourage you to check it out. Including fantastic camp events (high adventure activities with daily extreme sports available), this camp also
offers a unique opportunity for you to explore your Catholic faith with
teens from around Ohio through daily Mass, Adoration, Reconciliation,
and catechesis. This year, the “Cleveland week” will be offered June 14
– 19 (other weeks throughout the summer are also open). The entire cost
of the week is $495, and scholarships are available. Details and registration are available on www.cysc.com.
The Lord has set his throne in heaven (Psalm 103)
PROCLAIM THE GOSPEL
Today we celebrate one of
the tenets of our creed: that the
Lord ascended into heaven.
From Mark’s Gospel we hear
the final words Jesus spoke to
his disciples shortly before he
ascended into heaven. Those
were words of commissioning,
no less real for us today than
they were to the disciples then.
We are called to “proclaim the
gospel to every creature.” For
the vast majority of us, this
means that we proclaim the gospel by the witness of our everyday lives. Treating others with
dignity and respect, providing
for those less fortunate than ourselves, being good stewards of
the many gifts showered on us,
coming together as God’s family in worship and praise—these
are all signs that the gospel has
taken root in our lives.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Acts 19:1-8; Ps 68:23ab, 4-5acd, 6-7ab; Jn 16:29-33
Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27; Ps
68:10-11, 20-21; Jn 17:1-11a
Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38; Ps
68:29-30, 33-36ab; Jn 17:11b19
Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11;
Ps 16:1-2a, 5, 7-11; Jn 17:20-26
Friday: Acts 25:13b-21; Ps
103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20ab; Jn
21:15-19
Saturday: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31;
Ps 11:4, 5, 7; Jn 21:20-25
Sunday: Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex
19:3-8a, 16-20b or Ez 37:1-14
or Jl 3:1-5; Ps 104:1-2, 24, 35,
27-30; Rom 8:22-27; Jn 7:37-39
Day: Acts 2:1-11; Ps 104:1, 24,
29-31, 34; 1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13
or Gal 5:16-25; Jn 20:19-23 or
Jn 15:26-27; 16:12-15
Seventh Sunday of Easter
50TH WEDDING MASS
The Diocese of Cleveland 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration Mass is
Sunday, July 26, 2015 at the Cathedral
of St. John the Evangelist with the Most
Rev. Richard G. Lennon as the celebrant. (couples celebrating 50 years)
Forms can be picked up at OLMC Parish Office and returned by June 29th.
COMMUNITY NEWS
The Lake County Captains would like
to invite you to join them for Faith
Nights. Satur day night, J uly 18th a
Vigil Mass will be celebrated in the
Eastlake ballpark in conjunction with
“The Fest” prior to the regularly scheduled game.
The Indians’ Class A affiliate has other
Faith nights scheduled for Friday, June
26, Sunday, July 19 and Monday, July 20.
Each night consists of a post-game player
testimonial. Enjoy a post-game fireworks
show on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
while Monday features the Captains’
Buck Night when hot dogs and sodas are
just $1! For more information or to purchase discounted tickets, please contact
Christy Buchar at (440) 975-8085 x134 or
at [email protected].
Today is Ascension Sunday
and we are reminded that Jesus
is on his throne. Do we allow him
to reign over our lives? One of
the ways we show this is by living
in humility, gentleness and love in
a bond of peace. Do we reflect
this in our marriage relationship?
Allow Jesus to be Lord of your
marriage relationship. The next
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Weekend is June 26-28 at the
Clarion Conference Center in
Hudson, Ohio. Call Lori and Scott
at 330-305-9963 to register.
Dates and registration are also
available online at WWME.org.
ST. MALACHI PARISH Samar itan Ministry ADDICTION Awareness Workshop in St. Malachi Center (behind the school), West 25th
& Detroit, Cleveland, 44113. Saturday, June 13, from 9am to 4pm.
PB & J sandwiches and beverages
will be provided. Donations welcome. Judy Stowe 440-250-9959 or
[email protected]
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LAKE COUNTY RIGHT TO LIFE
Congratulations to our 2015
Essay Winners! 1st Place Winner:
Mark Raddell, Wickliffe, 2nd Place
Winner: David Shibley, Kirtland,
3rd Place Winner: Lydia Pfeifle,
Mentor.
Thank you to all who participated
this year and thank you to our judges!
SUMMER DAY CAMP, J une 15July 31, 8am to 5pm, Held Monday
thru Friday at Coulby Park. Is an
seven-week program for children entering grades 1 thru 6 during the
2015-2016 school year.
Various activities such as games,
swimming, contests, fishing, crafts,
nature activities, field trips and much
more. Contact Wickliffe Recreation
440-943-7120 for more info on camp
or many other activities offered in
Wickliffe.
RELAY FOR LIFE of Wester n
Lake County will be Saturday, July
11th from 12pm to Midnight at
Eastlake North High School. Call
Molly 1-888-227-6446 ext. 1206
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