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2010 SUMMER SCHEDULE AT REHM PAVILLION / ORR PARK 2010 SUMMER SCHEDULE - PERFORMING ARTS REHM PAVILLION / ORR PARK 440 North Elm Street, Orrville, OH 44667 Thursday Night Concerts 7 PM: June 4 –Cedarville Drama LIFELINE PLAYERS – brought to us by Orrville Christian Church (Yes, this concert is the only one on a Friday and will be followed by one of the Friday Night Movies in the park) June 10 - Justin Wallace Country Variety Band - A full ensemble raw edge country band also encompassing distinct elements of folk, rock, and bluegrass style of music. Justin plays several stringed instruments and over the past years has been involved in many different band configurations performing at N.E. Ohio dance clubs, festivals, Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad, Troutman Vineyards etc... June 17 - Good Company – has the experience and talent to provide a fun and nostalgic trip back to the days of bobbie socks and soda shops. The six-piece group has been together for over 30 years, consisting of piano, guitar, bass, drums, sax, trombone, and vocals from all the musicians. Their featured vocalist is Amy Gardner, 2008 Grand Prize Winner of the Singing Sensations Competition for Northeastern Ohio and was the featured vocalist with the Cleveland Jazz orchestra’s tribute to Ella Fitzgerald. June 24 – Gaetano Letizia & The Underworld Band – A new blues band with four veterans of the Cleveland Blues & Rock scenes. Gaetano put together this all star line up with Vernon Jones, formerly with the Robert Jr. Lockwood band, and Blues Boy Crosbie on bass. Fabulous entertainer Bobbie Huszar on lead vocals and blues harp rounds out this slammin’ blues & funk adventure. Repertoire includes Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, BB King, Albert King, Clapton, Hendrix and lots more crowd pleasing blues & funk! Danceable, listenable and not too loud to be fun. July 1 – 4th of July Festival at Orr Park – Rides, Games, Fireworks on the 4th. July 8 – Billy Ray Savage and the Heritage Country - Billy Ray has a 5 piece Country band. Billy Ray and his band have performed in numerous locations. He was a guest on the Wheeling West Virginia Jamboree April 3, 2010. He M.C's the Medina Music Barn and plays with the house band every Friday night and is one of the featured vocalists. If you love country music, you will love Billy Ray Savage. July 15 – Blue Lunch – just released their fifth CD. Reviewer Steve Jones is secretary of the Crossroads Blues Society in Rockford, IL, had this to say about their new album….Whether it is traditional blues, swing, boogie woogie, rollicking barrelhouse or down tempo stuff, it is well done and quite professional. I can’t find anything to complain about in this Cleveland band except they need to get on the road and showcase their stuff so more people can find out what great band they are! July 22 – Different Directions - DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS is a group of local guys who have over 200 years of combined musical experience among them! Do you like Jazz? Classic rock? Blues? Folk? Pop? These are the different directions this versatile band can go. Ten years ago, Dave Tibbitts and Denny Miller charted the course of DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS and they have entertained audiences locally ever since. Join Dave Tibbitts, Denny Miller, Dave Baldwin, Mike Brown, and Vic Schantz for a musical ride down memory lane with the music of DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS. July 29 - Orrville Community Band Aug. 5 –Josh Snyder Band with special guest Chain Reaction The Josh Snyder Band rocks northeast Ohio with a blend of music ranging from blues to progressive rock and everything in between with a mixture of original music as well as covers by Joe Bonnamassa, Andy Timmons and Joe Satriani just to name a few. Aug. 12 - Tailor Made Classics (Last concert of the season) In case of inclement weather, we will cancel the concert by 4:30 PM and make every effort to notify local radio and post on our web page www.orrville.com You can also call 330-684-5001 for a recorded message after 5 PM People to People Ministries Needs for the Coming Month Food: Staple items are always needed - We are very low on canned fruits, canned tuna, syrup, complete pancake mix, spaghetti sauce, spaghetti, noodles, pork and beans, dry cereal, and crackers. Personal Products: Diapers, tampons, laundry soap, dish soap, and paper towels. We can also use Bibles. Household Items: FANS, SWEEPERS, bed pillows, queen sheet sets, baby crib sheets, bedspreads (double, queen, and king size), silverware, mixing bowls, toasters, coffee pots, large skillets, pots and pans, Dutch ovens, cookie sheets, cake pans, and adult sleeping bags. Clothing Items: Adult and children’s low cuff white socks, men’s and boy’s sandals, men’s and boy’s tennis shoes, men’s boxers, and XL and larger scrub tops PEOPLE TO PEOPLE MINISTRIES 454 East Bowman St. Wooster, Ohio 44691 330-262-1662 People to People Ministries Back to School Project 2010 Needs Your Help! This year marks the 27th year we will help prepare children for school. The 2010 Back to School Project will be held August 7-12. This very special project provides each child (in grades K-12) “nice as new clothing”, new socks, underwear, school supplies and new shoes. To pull off a project of this size requires a lot of help. Can you help us this year? Maybe you’d like to shop with children—we need both men and women and complete training is provided. Restocking tables is an important job as well. Help with set up at the start or clean up at the end is also extremely appreciated. To sign-up, call Laura Groves at 330-262-1662, ext. 213. SPECIFIC BACK TO SCHOOL NEEDS: • Good, clean men’s adult size pants & jeans for our teens. • Gently used (outgrown) children’s clothing, sizes 6-16, especially boy’s jeans. • School supply items, including: back packs, scissors, compasses, protractors, markers, colored pencils, • Monetary donations…always needed! We must buy underwear, socks, and shoes. PEOPLE TO PEOPLE MINISTRIES 454 East Bowman St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 330-262-1662 People To People Ministries Toy Project TOY PROJECT NEEDS: Our efforts are year-round to get ready for our December Toy Project. As you begin your back-to-school shopping for your children or grandchildren, you might consider buying a toy for another child. Maybe you love to go to garage sales! Keep your eyes out for good bargains on quality used toys. We welcome your Christmas donations…even in July and August! Currently, we have some specific needs: Teen boys sports hats, shirts, sleeping bags or dart boards are always needed. Gifts for children ages 6-11 might be sleeping bags, race tracks, hot wheels, or Lego sets. Books suitable for our teen readers are always in short supply. Can you help by donating a book? General Needs: Self adhesive contact paper, Magic eraser cleaning pads, glue sticks for a hot glue gun and floral ribbon of all colors. For more information, contact: Laura Groves Special Projects Coordinator PEOPLE TO PEOPLE MINISTRIES 454 East Bowman St. Wooster, Ohio 44691 330-262-1662 Wooster Parks and Recreation Fall Basketball League The Wooster Parks and Recreation Department is currently taking registrations for Fall Basketball League held from September 5th – October 17th at the Gault Recreation Center. This league has four divisions – 5th & 6th and 7th & 8th for boys and girls. Get in basketball shape with this Sunday night league. Teams will be formed by the Wooster Parks and Recreation Department. Cost is $45 for Wooster residents and $50 for non-residents. Deadline to register is August 13th or until league fills. You can pick up a registration form at the Community Center, register online at www.woosteroh.com/rec.php or have one a form sent to you by calling Ashley Brillhart @ (330)263-5207 or emailing abrillhart@woosteroh.com. “Wayne 360: Build Your Body. Ease Your Mind. Feed Your Soul. Know Your World” Health and wellness are hot topics these days and The University of Akron Wayne College is planning a series of speakers and special events that will provide relevant and timely information to community members as they seek to make healthy living choices. Starting this fall, the college is launching “Wayne 360: Build Your Body. Ease Your Mind. Feed Your Soul. Know Your World.” The series takes a holistic approach to wellness and focuses on the mind/body connection. Organized by new Wayne College Events Coordinator Debbie Muniak, who was brought on board at the beginning of the year to plan events that are both interesting and educational, the series features speakers, live theater, art and film. “As an institution for higher learning, we believe education happens every day, both inside and outside of the classroom,” says Muniak. Professors and invited speakers will be offering the latest information in the areas of fitness, diet, exercise and stress management. Free massages will be given by students of the college’s new massage therapy program and exercise demonstrations will be led in the gymnasium. These instructor-led sessions will give attendees an opportunity to try tai chi, yoga, Jazzercise and circuit training in a supervised setting. Wellness extends beyond the physical body therefore the college is partnering with Wayne Center for the Arts to bring its first gallery exhibit to campus. “Vividly Wayne: City Streets, Artifacts & Landscapes” opens to the public beginning Sept. 17 and runs through Nov. 19. The collection features painting, photography and recycled sculpture by locally-known artists. In November, Wayne brings the nationally known troupe the American Shakespeare Center to campus to perform As You Like It on Friday, Nov. 5 and Macbeth on Saturday, Nov. 6. Recently reviewed by The Washington Post as “shamelessly entertaining” and The Boston Globe as “Phenomenal…bursting with energy,” the performances give the community the opportunity to have a theater experience without having to travel far to get it. To further enhance the theater experience, the college is offering “Dinner and a Show” for the first time. Prior to Saturday evening’s performance, an Elizabethan-themed dinner will be served in the same building as the show. In October, Wayne College will be co-sponsoring Candidate’s Night with the League of Women Voters. Also that month, The University of Akron main campus is hosting China Week. As part of that celebration, a UA student will be sharing a documentary based on her recent trip to Asia that she wrote and produced as part of a class project. In the spring, the focus will shift to Earth Day as professors of biology and engineering lead a discussion about the state of the environment and what is going on in Washington to find new, cleaner energy sources. A full calendar of events and more details can be found at www.wayne.uakron.edu or by calling 330-684-8729. Panda Preschool Acceptiong Reqistration Panda Preschool Accepting Registrations for the upcoming (2010-2011) school year. Panda is a Christian-based preschool located at St. Peter Lutheran Church in New Pittsburg, on 9451 Ashland Road. Early education opportunities provided in a happy, wholesome, and nurturing environment. Classes are offered for children ages 3-5. For further information contact Rhonda Bodager, preschool administrator, at 330-263-1898. August Events at The Wilderness Center Wilderness Walk at The Wilderness Center- Wed., Aug. 4, 10 a.m. Take a walk with a naturalist on the 1st Wed. every month on our trails. See what’s interesting today! All ages. Free. Environment Investigators: Insect Fun at The Wilderness Center-Thu., Aug. 5, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Let’s catch some insects! We will use nets and bug boxes to study the different types of insects and then release them to their home. Environment Investigators programs are geared for all ages of children working with adults. Free. Star Watch & Planetarium Show at The Wilderness Center- Fri., Aug. 6, 8 p.m. Join TWC’s Astronomy Club for a Planetarium Show, then view the real things through telescopes. All ages. Free. Snake Walk at The Wilderness Center- Sat., Aug. 7, 10 a.m. Join Naturalist Carrie Elvey on a hike to look for snakes. Dress to be outside and off the trail. The hike will last about 1 hour. Free. Foxfield Preserve Info Session at The Wilderness Center- Sat., Aug. 7, 2 p.m. Foxfield Preserve is a nature preserve cemetery at TWC. Natural burial is an economical, environmentally friendly alternative to modern burial, as fewer resources are used. As a nature preserve, we provide wildlife habitat, a clean watershed, and clean air. Walking trails allow everyone to enjoy the beauty and serenity of the preserve. A natural burial at Foxfield Preserve leaves a permanent legacy for your family, community, and the natural world. Free info session. Fossil Wall Weekend at The Wilderness Center -Sat., Aug. 7 & Sun., Aug. 8, 2 p.m. Come examine The Wilderness Center's fossil wall and have it explained by docent Ken Renner. Learn how and when life developed on our planet and see all the animals on it that have come and gone. All ages. Free. Summer Storytelling Concert at The Wilderness Center- Sat., Aug. 7, 7-9 p.m. Into the heat of summer already! Although there is no regular storytellers meeting in the month of August, we will be having a Storytelling Concert Aug. 7, 7-9 p.m. with light refreshments during intermission. Please come out of the heat and spend an evening of storytelling, drama, and wit, with limited commercial interruption. Remember, we need the most important part of storytelling - you. $3/adult; $1/child; $6/family. Ohio Bluebird Society Summer Conference Sat., Aug. 7, 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. at the Arden Shisler Center for Education and Economic Development-1680 Madison Ave., Wooster, OH 44691 Speakers include Roger Downer, Ph.D., onInsects and Bluebirds, David Kline on Woodpeckers and Bluebirds, information exchange with Mel Bolt, Mike Watson and Sharon Lynn , Ph.D., and Dean Sheldon on Short Stories and Yarns From the Trail. This is a free educational event provide by the Ohio Bluebird Society. For a map: http://www.shislercenter.ohio-state.edu/secondary/location.htm or www.waynecountycvb.org Questions? Please call Marcella Hawkins at 330.465.6987 or send e-mail to info@ohiobluebirdsociety.org Your Sky Tonight at The Wilderness Center- Tue., Aug. 10, 1 p.m. Join us for this informal time under the Planetarium dome on the 2nd Tues. of every month. Bring your questions—you’ll determine the program! Includes astronomy in the news and a tour of the sky this evening. Free. OCVN - Living Green at The Wilderness Center -Thu., Aug. 12, 7 p.m. Join the Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalists for their monthly meeting and this program on Living Green presented by Jean Paddock. The program will be followed by a short business meeting. Free. Perseid Watch at The Wilderness Center- Fri., Aug. 13, 10 p.m.-? The Perseid Meteor Shower is one of the most active meteor showers of the year, with an estimated predicted fall of 40-80 meteors an hour! Join us at TWC to enjoy this spectacle. We’ll start at dark, but viewing is best after midnight. Bring a comfortable lawn chair and dress for the evening chill. Cancelled if cloudy. We try to make the call at least 2 hours before the program starts—call if there’s a doubt. Family. Free, but we’ll have coffee, lemonade, and cookies for a donation. Environment Investigators: Insect Fun at The Wilderness Center-Tue., Aug. 17, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Let’s catch some insects! We will use nets and bug boxes to study the different types of insects and then release them to their homes. Environment Investigators programs are geared for all ages of children working with adults. Free. Story Time: The Snail’s Trail at The Wilderness Center Wed., Aug. 18, 11 a.m. Where did that snail go? We’ll have snail tales, follow the snail’s trail, and look for snail eggs. Finish with a snail race! Stories are for 3-4 year olds, but all ages are welcome, if they’d be interested. Free for members; donation requested from nonmembers. Registration is optional. Wilderness Walk at The Wilderness Center Thu., Aug. 19, 2 p.m. Take a walk with a naturalist on the 3rd Thu. each month on our trails. See what’s interesting today! All ages. Free. Environment Investigators: Rocky Tales at The Wilderness Center -Fri., Aug. 20, 10:30 a.m.-noon Hike with Lynda to the natural spring. Hear the tales of how rocks were used by the early pioneers of the area. Environment Investigators programs are geared for all ages of children working with adults. Free. Bird Walk at The Wilderness Center- Sat., Aug. 21, 8 a.m. Take a walk with the Birders Club to look for birds. All ages. Free. Ohio Fossils at The Wilderness Center- Sat., Aug. 21, 10 a.m.-noon TWC Naturalist Lynda Price will talk about the fossil forms found in Ohio as they relate to geological time periods. This inside class will give you a hands-on look at Ohio’s past. Geared for adults. $10. Max: 30.? Must pre-register. Butterfly Walks at The Wilderness Center- Sat., Aug. 21, 1-2 p.m. & Wed., Aug. 25, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Learn about life cycles of butterflies and how to identify them. We will walk the Prairie trail to view the common butterflies visiting the area. Each participant will receive the booklet Common Butterflies and Skippers of Ohio, a Division of Wildlife publication. Cancelled if raining. Free. The Wilderness Center is a nonprofit nature center located one mile west of Wilmot, Ohio just north of highway 250. The Center is dedicated to connecting our community with nature, educating people of all ages, conserving natural resourses and practicing environmental stewarship. The Center derives its support from memberships and donations. It is not a government agency and is not supported by taxes. Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale OHIO MENNONITE RELIEF SALE SET FOR AUGUST 6 AND 7 Two Events Under One Tent, Relief Sale and Summerfest 2010 – August 5-8 Preparations are underway for the 45th annual Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale and Auction held annually at Central Christian School in Kidron, Ohio. This year the Relief Sale is partnering with Wingfield Ministries. Wingfield Ministries will be hosting Summerfest 2010 on Thursday evening, Saturday evening, and Sunday evening, while the Relief Sale will be held Friday evening and Saturday. Summerfest 2010 will start Thursday, August 5 at 6:30 with a Youth Extreme Night. Musical guest for the evening is the contemporary band, Polen. Friday afternoon the Relief Sale begins. Food and vendor booths will be open at 4:00 pm. The evening program will begin at 6:30 pm with music by the southern gospel quartet Freedom Voice. Everyone will be able to preview Saturday’s sale items. Again, there will be a silent auction of theme baskets and other donated handmade items. There will also be a live auction during the program intermission to get people ready for the big sale day on Saturday. On Saturday morning, breakfast starts at 7:00 am. Breakfast will include pancakes, sausage, scrambled eggs, sausage gravy and biscuits, and more. The Run for Relief 5K run will be held at 8:00 am. At 9:00 am the Art and Collectible Auction starts in the large tent and the Wood Auction starts in the gymnasium. The Quilt Auction will begin at 10:00 am. Gerber’s Chicken BBQ, Laotian Egg Rolls, Homemade Ice Cream, and much more will be available for lunch. The 2nd annual cornhole tournament will be Saturday morning. In the afternoon, Wingfield Ministries will be hosting a volleyball tournament and Team Xtreme will perform at 4:00 pm. On Saturday and Sunday evenings at 6:30 pm Wingfield Ministries will continue with the Summer Festival. On Saturday there will be a concert by special guest Ken Medema and Festival Praise Band. On Sunday evening musical guests are Karla Karst and John Schmid. Steve Wingfield will be speaking both evenings. Penny Power is being designated for water projects around the world. This project provides clean drinking water and new wells for communities all over the world. Pocket change is being collected at area Mennonite Churches until the Relief Sale. Collection sites and a coin counter will be available at the Relief Sale. Children’s activities are available throughout Friday and Saturday. There will be festival games, a children’s train, and an auction for children 13 and under where they can bid on many different toys. There will be a children’s program at noon, Saturday, in the children’s tent. Auction items can be previewed online about one month prior to the sale at www.OhioMCCReliefSale.org. Brochures, registration information, and forms for the Run for Relief and the Cornhole Tournament are also available online. Admission and parking are free. Handicap parking and wheelchairs are available. Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale Box Waynedale Class of 1980 ~ 30 Year Reunion Start: 08/06/2010 End: 08/07/2010 Waynedale Class of 1980 30 year reunion August 6-7, 2010 Saturday night dinner with spouses/dates at Memories. Friday night gathering at The Ranch on Rt. 30. Times TBD. Contact Dave Corfman, David@Corfman.com for more information. Also on Facebook. Orrville Rib & Music Fest Start: 08/06/2010 End: 08/07/2010 Main Street Orrville and the Orrville Lions Club present the Century Link-Orrville Rib & Music Fest August 6th & 7th, 2010 Downtown Orrville For more information visit: http://www.mainstreetorrville.org/events/orrville-rib-music-fest/ 30th Annual Orrville Railroad Heritage Days Start: 08/06/2010 End: 08/07/2010 Friday, August 6th and Saturday, August 7th The Orrville Railroad Heritage Society announces the 30th Annual Orrville Railroad Days on August 6th 5pm-10pm and August 7th 10am-5pm. Tour the Union Depot Museum and gift shop located at 145 Depot Street. Backwoods Softball / Cornhole Benefit Tournament Saturday, August 7, 2010 CO-ED SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT at Lake Park Frank Shepard Memorial Complex, Coshocton Cost of Softball Tournament is $75 for ASA Sanctioned Teams & $105 for Non-Sanctioned Teams Pay as you play (each team pays umpire $10/game) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Door Prizes - 50/50 Drawing ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Cornhole Tournament Starts at 5pm $10/Team ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ A variety of food and drinks will be available throughout the day. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ All proceeds benefit First Step Family Violence Intervention Services, a Coshocton County Agency that provides support to victims and children who suffer from the effects of violence. For more information contact Farrah or Megan at 740-622-8504, 740-502-0462 or 740-502-4625 Wayne County Council for The American Legion Start: 08/07/2010 11:00 am Dedication Ceremony for Memorial Stone at the National Cemetery in Rittman Saturday, August 7th 11am Followed by a carry-in dinner (meat provided) 37th Annual Zoar Harvest Festival Start: 08/07/2010 Many New Attractions and Activities Planned for the 37th Annual Zoar Harvest Festival August 7 & 8, 2010 The 37th Annual Zoar Harvest Festival has plenty of new activities and events planned for this year. It’s one you surely don’t want to miss. In addition to one of the most respected Antiques Show & Sale in the country, and a juried American Folk Art & Crafts Show and Sale, come check out these new, exciting additions: • Antique Carriage and Buggy Display • Children’s Period Amusements • Petting Zoo • Master Blacksmith, Brad Birkhimer on loan from Roscoe Village, demonstrating and giving a history of the art in the Blacksmith Shop • Broomsquire, Carter “Butch” Boyland, demonstrating the art of broom-making in the Wagon Shop • Baking demonstrations in the full-service Historic Bakery HIKE TO HARVEST FESTIVAL Why not take the day to explore the northern part of Tuscarawas County! Ft. Laurens is providing guided tours of the Ohio & Erie Canal. If you haven’t experienced the Towpath Trail on the Ohio & Erie Canal yet – or even if you have, here’s your chance for a guided tour highlighting points of interest. The tours begin at Ft. Laurens and end in Zoar. Transportation will be provided back to Ft. Laurens, but we encourage you to spend the rest of your day enjoying the Harvest Festival! Tours take approximately 30-45 minutes and leave Ft. Laurens Saturday at Noon, 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm; Sunday at Noon, 2:00 pm and 3:00 pm. Keep the length of the tour in mind if you plan to attend the Harvest Festival as well. Tickets for Hike to Harvest Festival are $5.00 for adults; $3.00 ages 8 to 17; children 7 and under are free. This ticket provides entry to the Ft. Laurens Museum in Bolivar and the guided Towpath Trail Tour. Admission to the Zoar Harvest Festival is not included. For more information about the Hike to Harvest Festival, please contact the Ft. Laurens State Memorial at (330) 874-2059. CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT – SATURDAY AT THE BREW TENT All you Cornhole Fans, come to the Festival on Saturday and enter the Harvest Festival Cornhole Tournament at the Brew Tent. Signup begins at 11:30 in the Brew Tent in the historic Zoar Gardens at the corner of 4th and Main Streets, with the tournament beginning at 1:00 pm. You must purchase a ticket to the festival at a ticket sales location for $6.00. The entry fee for the tournament is $14.00 and will be collected at the Brew Tent upon registration. Winning pot is a 50/50 split on $20.00 total entry fee. In addition, the Harvest Festival still features entertainment throughout the weekend at the Brew Tent, plenty of food and beverages sold throughout the village by local churches and non-profit groups, horse-drawn wagon rides, entry to the historic, museum buildings throughout the village, and more. BREW TENT ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE: Saturday, August 7: 11am - 2pm Sunshine Rider Band 2:20pm - 4:30pm The Stockdale Family Band 5pm - 7pm Blue Moon Sunday, August 8: 11am - 1pm Blue Moon 2pm - 4pm The Stockdale Family Band Festival hours are 10-6 Saturday and 10-5 Sunday. Children’s period amusements will be located in the Zoar garden. Admission to the Harvest Festival is $6 per person; children 12 and under are free. The ticket is good for admission to the festival all weekend. Founded in 1967, the Zoar Community Association strives to ensure the preservation of the historical characteristics and heritage of the Village of Zoar, Ohio, and the surrounding area, including Northern Tuscarawas County. Effective January 4, 2010, the Zoar Community Association assumed management of Zoar Village State Memorial under contract from the Ohio Historical Society. Zoar Village was founded in 1817 by a group of about 200 German Separatists seeking refuge from religious persecution in their homeland. Today, Zoar is a community of approximately 75 homes built from 1817 until the present. Many of the original homes have been preserved or restored. Find out more by visiting www.zca.org. For more information, contact Zoar Community Association at 330-874-2646. Find us on Facebook. Search for Zoar Community Association Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/zoarohio Find news at http://www.zoarpressroom.com The Embracing Our Differences Exhibit Bring your family to the see The Embracing Our Differences Exhibit at the Festa Italiana in Downtown Wooster on Saturday August 7 from Noon to 11pm. Cuddles the Clown will hand out balloon animals and the winner of our scavenger hunt will receive an ipod nano. Wooster's Festa Italiana Saturday, August 7th: Wooster's Festa Italiana - On the square in downtown Wooster, 11am-11pm featuring authentic Italian food, wine garden, a variety of vendors, local artisans, children's corner, cornhole tournament, Italian cars and much more! Sonny Geraci & The Outsiders ( The Original Voice of "Time Won't Let Me" and "Precious and Few") will headline the entertainment. Also hear Music Explosion (of "Little Bit O' Soul" & "Little Black Egg" fame) as well as singer Rolando Pizana (pronounced Piz-onya) doing the swing thing!!! Come and spend the day with us as we celebrate Wooster's Italian heritage! We Love Our Troops Carshow We Love Our Troops Carshow August 7th 2010 2pm-9pm From 2pm to 9 pm following car show will be a neon light show. There will be 50/50 drawing, coloring for children, food vendors, silent auction, door prizes, games, DJ and Marty's studio will be present taking pictures. All cars welcome, will continue rain or shine. Registration for car show 10.00, car show and neon light show 13.00. Show will be held at West Salem Elementary 99 East Buckeye Street. All donations are given to the veterans. For further questions and information contact: Sean @ 330-749-6934 or Mike @ 330-464-5777. Sterling Fire & Rescue Association Annual Chicken BBQ Start: 08/07/2010 4:00 pm Sterling Fire & Rescue Association Annual Chicken BBQ Saturday, August 7th 4-7pm The cost this year is $7.00 for adults and $4.50 for children age 8 and under. Proceeds from the fundraiser will be used to assist in purchasing a new thermal imaging camera. Poker Run - Benefit Dinner - Auction In Memory of Tyson Frazier at Millersburg Legion, August 7, 2010 All proceeds will benefit the Lullaby Memory Garden at Pomerne Hospital Call Amy with any questions at 330-763-1433 or 330-276-6312 FOLLOW THE TRAIL CAR SHOW ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE CLUBS OF AMERICA Event Name: FOLLOW THE TRAIL CAR SHOW Event Date and Time: AUGUST 7, 2010 FROM 11 TO 4 Event Details: WILL BE HELD AT THE DUTCH COUNTRY FLEA MARKET IN TRAIL OHIO TO RAISE MONEY FOR ALZHEIMER RESEARCH DASH PLAQUE'S FOR THE FIRST 75 CAR'S AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN OUT AT 4 REGISTRATION WILL BE FROM 11 TO 2.....LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WILL ON GROUNDS.....FOR INFORMATION CALL 330-760-2200 Nashville Methodist Church Ice Cream Festival Start: 08/07/2010 4:30 pm Nashville Methodist Church Ice Cream Festival August 7th - 4:30 to 7:30pm Homemade Ice Cream Sandwhiches Noodles Salads Pies Cakes Coffee Pop Come enjoy food, friendship, & conversation!

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