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September 2018
BBQ Fundraiser By Angie’s Ribs at The Community House
Land Conservancy’s Annual Dinner at The Hunt Club
Fashion Show By Chico’s at The Community House
National Preparedness Month Safety Town Pictures
Open House at Gates Mills Fitness in The Livery Tavern
THE PINK SHEET THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER FOR THE VILLAGE OF GATES MILLS.
GATES MILLS NEWS
Fr i d ay, S e p t e m b e r 28 t h 6 t o 8 P M
C o mmu n i t y H o u s e
Saturday, September 1 Sunday, September 2 Monday, September 3 LABOR DAY Tuesday, September 4 10:00 a.m. Garden Club Board Meeting, Esquire’s Cottage
3:30 p.m. Family Story Time, Library 5:00 p.m. Planning and Zoning Meeting, Council Chambers, Town Hall
Wednesday, September 5 . Thursday, September 6 10:00 a.m. Family Story Time, Library 5:00 p.m. Architectural Board Meeting, Council Chambers, Town Hall 7:00 p.m. Gates Mills Artist’s Reception, Library Friday, September 7 5-7 p.m. Open House at Gates Mills Fitness, Livery Tavern Building Saturday, September 8 6:00 p.m. Chefs Unbridled, Hunt Club Polo Field tickets: 440.708.0013 Sunday, September 9 Monday, September 10 6:00 p.m. Whooo’s Ready For School? Library Tuesday, September 11 9:15 a.m Garden Club Field Trip: carpool from barn 3:30 p.m. Family Story Time, Library 6:00 p.m. Council Meeting, Council Chambers, Town Hall 7:00 p.m. The Late Show, Tuesday Book Discussion, Library Wednesday, September 12 5:45 p.m. Gates Mills Land Conservancy Annual Dinner, Hunt Club 7:30 p.m. Lincoln in the Bardo, Wednesday Evening Book Discussion, Library Thursday, September 13 10:00 a.m. Family Story Time, Library 6:00 p.m. Garden Club, Plant Exchange, The Barn 6:30 p.m. 3-D Design, Library Friday, September 14 Saturday, September 15 9-12 noon SHREDDING DAY, Community House parking lot 2:00 p.m. Introduction to Raspberry Pi, Library Sunday, September 16 10 - 4 Woofstock, Cleveland Metroparks Polo Field www.geaugahumane.org Monday, September 17 4:00 p.m. Discover Art Color, Library Tuesday, September 18 3:30 p.m. Family Story Time, Library Wednesday, September 19 5:00 p.m. Historical District Subcommittee Meeting of the Architectural Review Board,
Council Chambers, Town Hall 7:00 p.m. Ladies Night Out Book Club, Community House Parlor 7:00 p.m. PBS Great American Read: American Historical Titles, Library Thursday, September 20 9:30 a.m. Community Club Board Meeting, Community House Parlor 10:00 a.m. Family Story Time, Library Friday, September 21 Saturday, September 22 Sunday, September 23 Monday, September 24 2:00 p.m. Sketchbook Club, Library Tuesday, September 25 3:30 p.m. Family Story Time, Library Wednesday, September 26 7:00 p.m. Migration All Around Us, Library Thursday, September 27 10:00 a.m. Family Story Time, Library 11:30 a.m. Community Club Fashion Show & Luncheon, Community House 6:00 p.m. Robot Mania, Library Friday, September 28 9 - 5 Christopher Fox’s Bargain Box, St. Christopher’s-by-the-River Church 6-8 p.m. Angie’s Rib Wagon and Family BBQ, Community House Saturday, September 29 9:30 a.m. Teen Books for Adults, Library Sunday, September 30
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Enter the number in your phone today.
Dear Villagers,
Are you interested in becoming more involved with your Village? Ø Do you have a desire to write for The Pink Sheet? Ø Are you a graphic designer with a few extra hours? Ø Is photography a passion for you? Ø Are you skilled at getting advertising for a publication?
The Pink Sheet is the Voice of the Village, and you can become part of our team!
Villagers have chosen to call Gates Mills home for several reasons: the natural beauty of the valley, the easy access to downtown, and the Village’s rich history and community spirit. Community spirit and involvement strengthen our social fabric. Interacting with fellow residents for a common goal or just the plain enjoyment of social activities weaves the threads of our social fabric closer together. The more frequent the interactions, the tighter the weave and the stronger the overall community. Unlike many places in the country, Gates Mills already has a framework of clubs, groups and organizations to make such interactions easy. The time devoted to Village pursuits can be as little or as much as you like. You merely need to decide which activity suits your fancy!
As a rather creative example of getting involved, several years ago longtime resident Mitzi Seith, now in Sarasota, Florida, thought the Village could use a few reminders about living green and respecting our environment. Mitzi thought The Pink Sheet could have articles on recycling and all matters green written by The Green Fox—so as to carry on the theme of the fox in the Village. I was delighted when Jennifer Pinto answered the call for a new Green Fox to write for The Pink Sheet. Jennifer united her passion for the environment and sustainability with writing for The Pink Sheet. Thank you, Jennifer! Be sure to read her article on water in this issue. Our social fabric is stronger for her contribution.
Now, I am hoping a villager with ad sales expertise will step up! Maybe a graphic artist, a photographer or layout editor, too? My fingers and toes are crossed. You can email me: [email protected].
Gail Palmer September 2018
The Official Newsletter for the Village of Gates Mills Published by The Gates Mills Community Club since 1947
The Pink Sheet is in color online: www.gatesmillspinksheet.com.
THE GATES MILLS COMMUNITY CLUB ESTABLISHED 1930
Mission: To bring together residents, to promote the best interests of the community, to promote cultural activities and fellowship, and to contribute to educational, civic, charitable and public projects with an emphasis on benefitting the residents of the Village of Gates Mills.
The Community Club is open to all residents providing 88 years of friendship and community service. We always welcome new members.
For more information contact Jane (440) 460-1477 or Cathy (440) 382-5200.
The COLOR edition of The Pink Sheet and additional content may be accessed: www.gatesmillspinksheet.com
Look for our Facebook page: Gates Mills Community Club
EXECUTIVE BOARD
2018-2019 President
Cathy DiVincenzo Co-President,
Jane Mitchell Membership Trisha Barnes
Joy Kohn Secretary
Katherine Malmquist Patty Serrano Treasurer
DeAnn Dominish, Pink Sheet Editor
Gail Palmer Auditor
Sandra Turner
PINK SHEET Accounting
Sue Roby Advertising
Rebecca Burrington Ad Sales
Molly Laks Contributing Writers
Alison Phillips Jennifer Pinto Robin Polack Susie Thorpe
Friday, September 28 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Community House
Featuring BBQ Ribs and Chicken from Angie’s Rib Wagon Augratin Potatoes Watermelon Baked Beans Rolls & Butter Cole Slaw Soft drinks, Beer, Wine
Bake Sale with all your homemade favorites!
Grab your family and friends and enjoy a night off from cooking. Stop by the Community House anytime between 6-8 p.m. for a delicious BBQ dinner and bake sale. Busy on Friday? Order your dinners to-go.
Proceeds from this event will be used for college scholarships for 2019 high school graduates who reside in Gates Mills and to help support production and printing for the Pink Sheet.
Please RSVP by September 21
_____No. of Adult Dinners @ $35 _____No. of To-Go Dinners $35 Includes BBQ dinner, wine, beer, soft drinks. Includes BBQ dinner & one beverage.
_____No. of Children’s Dinners (ages 6-12) @ $10 $____ Enclosed is my contribution to help Includes hot dog, mac & cheese, watermelon, support student scholarships. and soft drink. $____ Enclosed is my contribution to support Kids 5 and younger are free. production of the Pink Sheet. Name ______________________________________________ Phone ________________________
Make checks payable to: Gates Mills Community Club Mail orders and checks to: Betty Seymour, 7480 River Oaks Trail, Gates Mills, OH 44040
EXERCISE CLASSES are starting again! Every Monday
and Wednesday at the Community House. Contact
Lina Alt at 440-289-6827 for more information.
Gates Mills Community Club September
Monthly Luncheon & Program
‘Bring on the Bold’
Fashions by Chico’s at
Legacy Village
September 27, 2018
Community House
Refreshments 11:30
Luncheon 12:00 Mark your calendars for this special lunch & fashion show to kick off the Community Club’s
first meeting. It will feature collections by Chico’s for women who love to color outside
the lines (or sometimes choose not to color at all!).
If you are interested in modeling for the fashion show please contact Janet Kirschenbaum
at 440-821-5020 cell or email: [email protected] . All sizes needed.
Luncheon Committee: Molly Laks, Ann Steele, Trish Barnes, Kathy Roesch
Reservations: 440-423-1245 due by September 24th.
Non-members welcome for a luncheon fee of $10.00.
Don’t Forget: Community BBQ
To benefit college scholarships & production of the Pink Sheet. Friday, September 28, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Community House (For more details see page elsewhere in this issue.)
Calling all bakers! If you are interested in contributing baked goods for the bake sale please contact: Dede Storer 440-423-3112 .
Upcoming Events September 19th 7:00pm Book Club, Paris by
the Book by Liam Callanan, CH Parlor
September 20th 9:30 am Board Meeting
Community House Parlor
September 28th 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm BBQ
October 5th 7:00pm – Family Movie Night CH
October 16th Ladies Nite Out 5:30 @ flour
October 18th 7:00pm Book Club, My American Dream by Lidia Bastianich, CH Parlor October 18th 9:30 am Board Meeting
Community House Parlor
October 25th Community Club luncheon &
Program: North Union Farmer’s Mkt.
November 2 7:00pm–Family Movie Night CH
November 4th 7:00pm Book Club, The
Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer
November 14th – GM Service Department
Luncheon, Community House
November 15th 9:30 Board Meeting
Community House Parlor
December 5th 7:00pm Book Club, From The Corner of the Oval by Beck Dorey- Stein, CH Parlor
POINTS OF PRIDE: Cool Spaces
FROM THE CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER ISSUE
Gates Mills is known for beautiful houses generously sited on rolling woodlands. This Palladian-style home on Brigham Road is helping to tell that story: the house was recently featured locally in The Plain Dealer’s Cool Spaces. Designed by architect and resident Charlie Belson for his family, the home also appeared nationally in both Period Homes Magazine and Architectural Digest. (PHOTO COURTESY OF KAREN EAGLE AT HOWARD HANNA).
Points of Pride
The Pink Sheet has had several inquiries about one-time ads or posts in the newsletter. To address this need we have created a special page to:
1. honor achievement or celebrate special anniversaries, and
2. announce special events of interest to the residents of Gates Mills such as pet projects, special fundraisers, or other opportunities.
Here are the rules: 1. Any Villager could buy a one- time ad that might acknowledge a successful year for Wildcat Tennis, post a favorite photograph or Honor a Graduate, etc. 2. A local non-profit wanting to place a one-time ad could buy space on this page. 3. Sizes are the same as ads and are listed on the back cover of The Pink Sheet. Pricing:
1⁄4 page: $ 50. vertical or horizontal
1⁄2 page: $ 100. vertical or horizontal
full page: $ 200. Questions: [email protected] or [email protected].
Space for Rent
- Historic landmark building with riverside patio offering beautiful views of the Chagrin River and
surrounding scenic wooded area - Excellent for office space/boutique
retail/health services - Between 300 and 1286 sq/ft
available
PICKLEBALL!TheCommunityClubpurchasedpickleballracquetsandballsforallGatesMillsresidentstouseonourvillagetenniscourts.Juststopbythelibraryduringregularbusinesshours,showyourID,andyoucanborrowtheequipmentforfree.Gotowww.usapa.orgtolearnhowtoplay.It’seasy!
Village of Gates Mills Dear Villagers, Our summer has gone by fast! Fall is on the horizon after a very active July and August! July brought us our wonderful July 4th Parade. The Gates Mills Improvement Society does a fantastic job organizing and funding our special traditions. Your membership is vital in order to keep the Parade, Christmas Eve, and other supported events alive. The Nature Camp had a great 8-week run. The weather was good for all planned events. I received many positive compliments, feedback and letters about the Camp and the staff. We had our Annual Summer Band Concert on Sunday, July 22nd. It is always a lovely event. The new band, Red Light Roxy, was terrific! There were balloons, ice cream, popcorn and sidewalk chalk available for all to enjoy. We would love to have more people come out for the event. Please call me with any ideas or suggestions. New ideas are always welcome. I completed the return of archived house plans to every house we had them for. In doing this, I discovered we have a problem that I am really worried about. We contract with Mayfield Village for EMS services. House numbers on some mailboxes are not readable or may be missing a number. Some homes have no mailbox, therefore a yardmarker with the house number should be clearly visible from the street. Everyone needs to have a number. Gone are the days of just knowing each house by name. If you are on a street that is a through street, it needs to be visible from both directions. Please replace your numbers if they are in disrepair or unreadable. When you need EMS and they cannot find your house number, your safety is at risk! Schools are back in session, please watch for busses and children in your travels. Looking and hoping for one of our beautiful fall seasons!
Karen E. Schneider
Mayor, Village of Gates Mills (440) 423-4405 Ext. 122
Safety Town 2018 2018
SHREDDING DAY!
SATURDAY, September 15th 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
COMMUNITY HOUSE PARKING LOT
Documents shredded before your very eyes. Limit is 6 grocery bags.
St. Christopher’s By-the-River Episcopal Church, Old Mill Road, Gates Mills 9 AM to 4 PM.
Police Chief Gregg Minichelo, Fire Chief Tom Robinson and Ptl. Charlene Strasshoffer conduct Safety Town at The Gilmour Academy Ice Arena. Safety Town is an awareness program designed to teach the importance and methods of safety to preschool aged children (4-5 years old before Sept. 1, 2014). Children will learn safety procedures covering the following subjects: playgrounds, outdoors, bus and vehicle, traffic and pedestrian, bicycles, home, fire, animal, drug and stranger safety.
Photos by Mayor Karen Schneider
“This is the best rummage sale in NE Ohio! I find antiques, clothing for everyone in the family, items for gift giving and other treasures. Thank you, Guild members!”
Gates Mills Police Department Proud to Serve…Sworn to Protect
From Your Police Department: As the summer is winding down and children are heading back to school, I want to remind everyone to closely monitor your speed when driving through our school zones. The beginning of the school year is the time when children are at an increased risk for pedestrian, and motor vehicle related accidents. Thank you for your help in keeping the Village roadways safe. As you may have read in the local newspapers, Gates Mills, Mayfield Heights, Mayfield Village, and Highland Heights have partnered with the Mayfield City School District to place a full-time School Resource Officer (SRO) in each community where a school is located. Ptl. Arch Kimbrew has been selected to fulfill this important role for us at Gates Mills Elementary School. Additionally, Ptl. Kimbrew will make frequent visits throughout the day to the Gates Mills Environmental Center on County Line Road which is also part of the Mayfield City School District. We anticipate Ptl. Kimbrew beginning full-time in the schools soon. Ptl. Kimbrew’s responsibilities will include building security, safety planning, some educational programs, fostering relationships with students, parents, and staff, etc. We believe there is a great benefit to both the village and the schools. During the summer months, Ptl. Kimbrew will provide additional manpower and help us cover shifts of vacation time when we typically are the busiest. Ptl. Kimbrew will be attending School Resource Officer (SRO) training in the future in Columbus, Ohio. Ptl. Kimbrew will do a great job for Gates Mills and the Mayfield Schools and we are very excited about the partnership! Congratulations on Ptl. Kimbrew’s achievement. Ptl. Dylan Hustosky, our friend and fellow officer, was involved in tragic family incident while off duty at his home. As a result, he will be off work indefinitely while he is recovering. Dylan is a 4-year veteran of the police department who does an outstanding job. We wish Dylan a speedy recovery. Until next month – Proud to serve…Sworn to Protect
Yours in Service, Gregg Minichello Chief of Police (440) 423-4405 ext. 112 [email protected]
Gates Mills Elementary School Submitted by Robin Polack
Gates Mills Elementary School kicked off the school year with a back to school Ice Cream Social on Monday, August 13th. Students in kindergarten through fifth grade celebrated the end of summer with an ice cream sundae and reconnected with old and new friends on the Gates Mills playground. Students also had an opportunity to meet their new teachers, visit classrooms and drop off school supplies. The first day of school was Tuesday, August 14th.
We are excited to welcome Sue Stephenson as our new first grade teacher. Ms. Stephenson joins us with twenty-six years of experience and taught second grade at Center Elementary last year. Welcome Ms. Stephenson!
2018 Gates Mills School
FUN FACTS: 131 students 111 families
EXERCISE CLASSES ARE CONTINUING AT THE GATES MILLS COMMUNITY HOUSE
The Community Club is sponsoring an exercise class for both residents and non-residents at the Community House on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9am – 10am!
The new session will begin on Monday, August 20th, and will run through Wednesday, September 26th.
Pricing is as follows: 12 classes for $90 or $10 per class for walk-ins. The class is a mixture of stretching, cardio, and weight training. Here is what you need to know:
• Please bring a check made payable to the Gates Mills Community Club to the first class, or if you pay cash, please bring exact change.
• Please bring a floor mat; 3, 5, or 8-pound weights; and a water bottle.
• If you have any questions, please contact our instructor, Gates Mills resident, Lina Alt: 440-289-6827.
• Come give us a try!
Help Me, Help You & Gates Mills! Want to get rid of those old cardboard boxes or piles of magazines? I can help!
My name is Armand DiPuccio, and I attend Gilmour Academy. I am taking over for Nick Majer.
I would like to offer my services to our community by picking up all of your paper recyclables and bringing them to Gates Mills Recycling bins. Please include only paper, newspaper, magazines, flattened
cardboard, etc. (I can help flatten the boxes if needed). This FREE program is available to all residents and contributes to The Gates Mills Land Conservancy.
Armand DiPuccio 216-633-8083
To contact Chief Robinson call: 440-423-1580 or email [email protected]
“Disasters Don’t Plan Ahead. You Can.” September is National Preparedness Month! Now is the time to make sure you are prepared for emergencies. If you wait until an emergency happens it’s too late to collect the supplies you will need or to prepare plans necessary to keep your family safe. At the bottom of the page I have included some helpful links for more information on Emergency Planning. Also you’ll find links to apps for First-aid, finding the closest Emergency Room, and personal safety. If you read the online version of the Pink Sheet you can “click” on these links and will be directed to the sites. An important yet often overlooked part of emergency planning includes a Family Communication
Plan. It’s vital to select both a local and an out-of-state emergency contact person. The local contact should be a family member that is easy to contact and readily available. Their job is to coordinate the location of all family members and advise them of the location to meet. The out-of-state contact has the same job and is needed because if a disaster takes place in the immediate area, the local telephone, cell phone, and paging companies may be overloaded but long distance service may still function. Both text messaging and pictures sent by cell phones use “burst” technology and may work even if your cell call won’t connect. This means that you can send a text message or even a picture of yourself and family members in front of your meeting place to the rest of the family. It’s been one year since we launched our “new” Emergency notification app for mobile devices called Your 911. Many villagers have download the app which routes your emergency call directly to our dispatch center saving minutes of time during an emergency. If you haven’t already done so, please download the app today. Look for the purple icon!
Helpful Preparedness Links:
http://www.ready.gov http://www.fema.gov https://emergency.cdc.gov
Links detailing how to perform CPR, provide First-aid, and find the closest Emergency Room:
www.redcross.org/mobile-apps/first-aid-app www.emnet-usa.org/Community/finder.htm
Until the next Pink Sheet…
News from the CHIEF! P. Thomas Robinson Gates Mills Fire Department [email protected]
The Green Fox asks:
By Jennifer Pinto
It's a hot summer day, you’re thirsty so you saunter over to the sink, turn on the faucet and voilà—out comes clean water! It’s a miracle when you stop to think about it. Especially when you really start to think about it. We are unbelievably lucky to have access to clean drinking water, and its something that we all take for granted because its readily available and fairly inexpensive.
However, here are some startling statistics from the World Health Organization: S 2.1 billion people globally lack safe water at home S 263 million people spend more than 30 minutes per round trip colleting water S 844 million people do not have basic drinking water services
AND BY 2025, HALF OF THE WORLD’S POPULATION WILL BE LIVING IN WATER-STRESSED AREAS.
We have something here in Northeast Ohio that so few other places on earth have. And I don’t mean a professional football team with a 2 year win rate of 3%. The reference is to Lake Erie! The Great Lakes accounts for 20% of the world’s fresh water, and Lake Erie is where the Cleveland Division of Water finds its source which is why we ALL have a vested interest in preserving and protecting it.
The time to evaluate our basic behavior regarding water usage is now instead of in the not-so-distant future when much of the globe will be faced with water scarcity due to fluctuating atmospheric conditions (fancy words for climate change), higher temperatures and increased demand. Here is what you can do starting today to make yourselves and your family better stewards of the region’s water supply:
S Don’t let the water run needlessly when brushing your teeth or shaving. Bathroom faucets can run between 1-2 gallons a minute which can generate a tremendous amount of water waste. As of 2010 there were 4.53 million people in Northeast Ohio, the majority who presumably brush their teeth at least once daily. You don’t need to be a math whiz to know that a lot of water might needlessly be going down the drain.
S Turn off your inground sprinkler systems during weather events that feature precipitation (fancy word for rain), and when positioning your manual sprinkler, remember that your driveway is naturally drought resistant.
S Use the water collected in dehumidifiers to water plants and shrubs.
S Fix those leaks! According to the EPA, minor water leaks account for more than 1 trillion gallons of wasted water each year which is equal to annual household water use in 11 million homes.
S Try eating less meat. This is less obvious, but lower meat consumption can actually make a major difference. Not only does the meat industry have an enormous carbon footprint, but it also consumes a mind-boggling amount of water. For instance, 1,800 gallons of water are needed to produce just one pound of beef. That means that producing roughly 7 pounds of beef used enough water to fill up an average sized residential swimming pool. Data on how many actual cows that pool could accommodate was unavailable. Speaking of pools…..
S Cover your pool to reduce evaporation. The Dept. of Energy reports that this can cut the amount of replacement water needed by 30-50%! Just remember to remove the cover before diving in.
S If you are considering a bathroom or kitchen remodel, look for WaterSense Certified products. You save water without sacrificing performance.
S Be careful about what goes down the drain. Use non-toxic cleaning products and avoid bleach.
S Aim for showers of 5 minutes or less.
S When rinsing food in a colander (or just waiting for the tap to get hot), capture the water in a pitcher or bowl. Use that water to water your plants.
S Use a rain barrel to capture water coming off your roof. Use this water for watering your plants, too.
Water is essential for survival. With all the daily worries we encounter, where to find clean water is fortunately not one of them. But that is the reality of today. The reality of tomorrow could look very different unless we become conscious of how we use water and begin to treat our natural water resources as a gift, and not as a given.
Gates Mills Land Conservancy
Invites all villagers to
A t the Chagrin Valley Hunt Club Wednesday, September 12th
Cocktails* – 5:45 pm
Dinner – 6:45 pm
Annual Meeting & Program – 7:45 pm
Our Guest Speaker and Program for the evening will be Dr. Lorry Wagner, President, Lake Erie Energy Development Corporation (LEEDCo)
who will present the interesting program “Oceans of Opportunity for Offshore Wind”. Dr. Lorry will discuss their unique project – Icebreaker Wind – the first offshore wind facility in the Great Lakes, the first
freshwater wind farm in North America, and only the second offshore wind project in the entire U.S. More Information about LEEDCo can be found at their website: www.LEEDCO.org
Rsvp By September 5th
Return the tear slip below with a check made payable to Gates Mills Land Conservancy to PO Box 13 or
Register and pay with a credit card online at www.gatesmillslandconservancy.org/events
*Cash Bar | Casual Attire Please reserve ______ place/s for GMLC’s Annual Dinner & Member Meeting
Name/s (will be used for name tag/s): _______________________________________________________
Dinner Choices:
Oven Roasted Airline Chicken Breast (for name/s) _______________________________________
Pan Seared Faroe Island Salmon (for name/s) _______________________________________
Vegetarian Option (for name/s) ___________________________________________________
____ $46/person
____ $75/patron ($30 tax deductible) $________ Amount Enclosed
our Annual Dinner and Meeting
Board Meeting - September 4th 10 a.m. at the Barn
Library Flowers September 4 - Marion Faubel
September 10 - Chris Kramer September 17 - Donna Greene September 24– Becky Farkas
Members RSVP by September 7th Sheila Hinnes
[email protected] or (440) 461-5342
Hospitality Committee Chair: Molly Laks
Co-Chair: Louise Argentieri Faye Santoro Suzy Thorpe
Sandra Turner
Garden Club of Ohio Fall District Meeting Tuesday, September 11th
St. Michael’s Woodside 5025 East Mill Road Broadview Hts, Ohio
For more information…
www.gardenclubofohio.org
or contact Marilyn Pettegrew at
Bring your potted plant favorites and
exchange with friends for their
garden treasures.
Plant Exchange
September 13th 6:00pm at the Barn
Bridge Box Maintenance
Week of North Bridge South Bridge September 2 Margaret Duff Janet Kirschenbaum September 9 Barb Bletcher Rosalie Della Ratta September 16 Donna Greene Gail Palmer September 23 Susan Daugherty Marilyn Pettegrew September 30 Mary Schmidt Susan Daugherty October 7 Susan Daugherty Marion Faubel
Questions, contact Susan Daugherty at [email protected]
TheGatesMillsGardenClub.com
Stage Hands Tuesday, September 25th
10:30am at the Shed Contact Gwen Morgan at
(440) 423-0225 or [email protected]
if you plan to attend.
Monthly Program and Luncheon
Arcola Creek Nursery September 11th
9:30am at the Barn to Carpool (please arrive by 9:15am)
10:30am at Arcola Creek Nursery
Field trip to Arcola Creek Nursery where we will explore the award winning palette of distinctive wood plants for the landscape. Arcola Creek is owned by Vic Swanson who is the son of garden club member, Lois Swanson. We will be able to purchase plants today at this wholesale nursery in Madison, Ohio.
Picnic Lunch-Location TBD Guests - $10
If you or someone you know is interested in membership...please
contact a Garden Club member or leave a message at (440) 423-4555
Conference for the 7 State Central Atlantic
Region of National Garden Clubs
Something is Happening in Ohio
Hosted by GCO
October 25th- 26th
(rsvp by September 28th)
Master Flower Show Judge and GMGC Member
Barbara Schuh is the featured floral designer
For more information…
www.car-sgc.org/conference
Attention all Members Please present all
prospective members to the board by September 1st for consideration
The Garden Club property was buzzing during August. Six youth joined Youth Chair, Margaret Duff, and her committee for a succulent dish garden workshop. The children’s dish gardens will be featured in our Flower Show on October 12th.
Guest night was a beautiful evening filled with live music, great fun, wonderful friendship and delicious food! What more could we ask for on a summer night? Many thanks to our Chairs, Christine McLaughlin, Nancy Hooker, Nancy McGuinnis, and their committee! It was a delightful evening.
I’m looking forward to seeing many of you on our September 11th field trip to Arcola Creek Nursery. It should be an exciting trip.
I know summer is coming to a close when my gorgeous Dahlias are blooming and the Chrysanthemums are beginning to open. Fall is such a spectacular time of year.
Feel free to stop by the cottage! I will be enjoying the Monarchs. Best in gardening, Kelly
“to give & grow”
Gardening adds years to your life
and life to your years.
TheGatesMillsGardenClub.com
Flower Show Corner Making a Flower Show List
& Checking it Twice
ALL MEMBERS NEEDED TO HELP MAKE THIS A SUCCESS!!!
Only 10 design spots left!!!! Sign up for Wickedly Wonderful, Pop the Cork, The Light
Fantastic, A Well Dressed Bird, or Sparkle and Spin.
In the Botanical Arts Division, decorate a card or an ornament. Please use dried or live plant material in
your designs. Let your creativity shine!
Contact Ann Hunter at [email protected] to sign up.
Horticulture Entries including container-grown plants will be received:
Thursday October 11, 2018 from 12:00p.m. to 8:00p.m. No entries will be accepted after this time.
WORKDAYS WILL BEGIN IN OCTOBER TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
BEGINNING OCTOBER 2ND AND 4TH AT 10:00 A.M. AT THE BARN and DURING OUR SCHEDULED MEETING & LUNCHEON ON OCTOBER 9TH.
Please sign up for hospitality and bake cookies. Contact Marion Faubel at [email protected]
Conditioning Horticulture Specimens
Design, Youth, Education and Botanical Arts will be received: Thursday, October 11, 2018 from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Friday, October 12, 2018 from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. No entries will be accepted after 9:00
a.m. Judging will begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. Horticulture entries are open to the public so if you have any healthy fall
specimens, please enter them in our show.
Photography Enter a 5” x 7’ photo of Winter Beauty, Fall Charm or a close-up highlighting insects, birds, or butterflies with
flowers by the deadline of October 1st. Mail to Pegg Lencewicz at 7885 Fox Hill Drive East, Gates Mills,
Ohio 44040 Questions???? Contact Pegg Lencewicz at [email protected] or Mary Schmidt at [email protected]
The Gates Mills Garden Club presents
Esquire’s Cottage 1280 Chagrin River Road Gates Mills, Ohio 44040
October 12-13, 2018
Friday 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m.
Don’t miss this special opportunity to view creative and beautiful floral designs to celebrate the upcoming holiday season.
A wide variety of floral designs, including tablescapes, petite arrangements,
lighted and reflective creations, and large scale
arrangements will be on display to depict several upcoming fall holidays, such as
Thanksgiving table artistry and cookies for Santa!
In addition, horticulture specimens, home grown harvest vegetable displays, house plants, youth exhibits, educational
exhibits, and a display of botanical photography
prints, will all be available for your perusal on
the grounds of beautiful Esquire’s Cottage.
For all the details, please email: [email protected]
Or visit:
thegatesmillsgardenclub.com
Free and Open to the Public
A National Garden Club Holiday Standard Flower Show
thegardenclubofbrookfieldct.org/conditioningflowers.html
What It REALLY Means to Build a Functional Fitness Community
Joe Petrella Gates Mills Fitness 216-470-3572 [email protected]
In the modern era of exercise, health, and wellness, functional fitness is the new craze. Many of the old powerhouse “globo gyms” have seen a large drop off in memberships to smaller, community based fitness facilities. Whether their clients have gone to CrossFit®, Soul Cycle, Orangetheory Fitness, or a smaller boutique gym, one thing is clear: Community based functional fitness is the
new craze, and it’s here to stay.
The question some might be asking is, “Why have so many people gone toward a group fitness training model, and what exactly does a ‘fitness community’ entail?”
At Gates Mills Fitness LLC, over the past seven years we’ve been centrally focused on the client experience. From the first impression when a client walks into the gym, until the time class is done, the goal has always been to make this the best hour of someone’s day.
We are literally trying to melt their stress away.
This is not just about physical exercise, but also about obtaining mental clarity and peace of mind when someone is done with class. The community is a place where the vulnerable feel comfortable to fail as often as they succeed. It’s through failure that true growth occurs, and our mission has been to create a place where this is not only acceptable, but where pushing yourself is encouraged, as that is where progress is made. At the end of the day, the community is a place where friends of all ages and walks of life come together to workout with one common goal in mind, “be better than yesterday.” The euphoria and sense of accomplishment our members feel creates an addiction to our program.
Outside of the culture, people gravitate towards functional fitness for the physical results.
You might ask yourself, “why would anyone go into a group fitness class if they can workout on their own for a fraction of the cost at a ‘globo’ gym?”
Working out as part of a community keeps people motivated, and there is a certain level of accountability that will never be experienced by training alone. The camaraderie and relationships built help to create intensity and purpose in one’s workouts which yield results.
In addition, the classes are always led by an instructor who is there to motivate and educate. There is a sense of semi-private personal training within the group model. The top functional fitness facilities will always make their clients feel as if they’re receiving personal attention, which is paramount for retention. Lastly, in these communities the good coaches actually care if you show up. The old model of having people pay and hoping they don’t show up is gone. It’s flipped the industry upside down.
At Gates Mills Fitness, we still will focus on private personal training, but we are now changing our approach to focus more on semi-private group training. By doing so, fitness will be more affordable and enjoyable. Starting September 4th, we will be focusing our evenings on group training offering functional strength, yoga and more.
Come visit us for an
Open House on September 7th 5pm – 7pm
for more information and to meet the staff and members and see firsthand the fitness community that we have built right here in the Village.
GATES MILLS BRANCH LIBRARY Cuyahoga County Public Library 1491 Chagrin River Road, Gates Mills OH 44040-9703 (across from the Post Office and next to Sara’s Place) Branch Manager: Katherine Malmquist 440-423-4808 [email protected]
The Gates Mills Branch Library will be closed on Sunday, September 2nd and Monday,
September 3rd for the Labor Day holiday. The branch will reopen on Tuesday September 4th with regular hours.
GATES MILLS BRANCH LIBRARY PROGRAMS
All programs are free, but registration is requested unless otherwise specifically noted by calling the branch library at 440-423-4808 or going on-line at www.cuyahogalibrary.org Special thanks goes to the Friends of the Gates Mills Branch Library for the support of our library programming.
STORYTIMES We will have story times every week of the year except during the months of May, August and December. Plan on coming for:
FAMILY STORY TIMES: A program of rhymes, songs, fingerplays and stories for all ages on Tuesdays @ 3:30 PM and Thursdays @ 10:00 AM
ALL AGES
Gates Mills Art Reception: Charles Caito Thursday, September 6 @ 7:00pm - 8:30pm The Friends of the Gates Mills Branch Library features an artist in the branch every two months. Artist Charles Caito’s photographs will be featured in September and October during library hours. A free artist reception with light refreshments will be held on Thursday September 6th from 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM. Come meet the artist and discuss his work. Call the branch library for more information (440-423-4808).
Whooo's Ready for School? Kindergarten Readiness: Shapes Monday, September 10 @ 6:00pm - 7:00pm. Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver can join the Gates Mills Branch Library as we explore shapes.
Tuesday Book Discussion Tuesday, September 11 @ 7:00pm - 8:30pm Join us at the Gates Mills Branch Library as we discuss *The Late Show* by Michael Connelly. Because Det. Renee Ballard works the midnight shift in Hollywood, her investigations are turned over to daytime officers. She doesn't give up two of them despite orders to the contrary. Everyone is welcomed to attend the discussion.
Wednesday Evening Book Discussion Wednesday, September 12 @ 7:30pm - 8:30pm Join us at the Gates Mills Branch Library as we discuss *Lincoln in the Bardo* by George Saunders. Traces a night of solitary mourning and reflection as experienced by the sixteenth president after the death of his eleven-year-old son at the dawn of the Civil War. Everyone is welcomed to attend the discussion.
3D Design Thursday, September 13 @ 6:30pm - 8:00pm Teens ages 10-18 are welcomed to come to the Gates Mills Branch Library to create your own design using the 3-D modeling program Tinkercad. A valid email address and basic computer skills are required.
Introduction to Raspberry Pi Saturday, September 15 @ 2:00pm - 4:00pm Teens ages 10-18 can come to the Gates Mills Branch Library to learn to build and program electronic circuits using a Raspberry Pi microcomputer in this introductory class.
Discover Art!-Color Monday, September 17 @ 4:00pm - 5:00pm Students in grades K-5 can come to the Gates Mills Branch Library to explore how colors combine and contrast in art. Explore a variety of tools, materials and techniques at hands-on art activity stations.
PBS Great American Read - American Historical Titles Wednesday, September 19 @ 7:00pm - 8:00pm THE GREAT AMERICAN READ, a new eight-part PBS television competition and nationwide campaign, explores the power of books and the joy of reading through the lens of America’s 100 best-loved novels. Come to the Gates Mills Branch Library to enjoy a presentation on some of the American historical titles on the list.
Sketchbook Club - Keeping a Sketchbook or Sketch Journal Monday, September 24 @ 2:00pm - 3:00pm Want to start a sketchbook or do more with the one you already have? Adult artists of all levels of experience are welcomed to come to the Gates Mills Branch Library to start a sketchbook and keep it going.
Migration All Around Us Wednesday, September 26 @ 7:00pm - 8:00pm Dr. Jones from the Cleveland Museum of Natural History comes to the Gates Mills Branch Library to detail how ornithologists study the phenomenon of migration.
Robot Mania Thursday, September 27 @ 6:00pm - 8:00pm Robot enthusiasts ages 10-18 are welcomed to come to the Gates Mills Branch Library for this monthly program to build and program LEGO® Mindstorms NXT robots.
Teen Books for Adults Saturday, September 29 @ 9:30am - 10:30am Join us at the Gates Mills Branch Library to discuss popular teen books. This month the title is *Towers Falling* by Jewell Parker Rhodes. Three dynamic fifth-graders who were born after September 11 work together on a project about how communities grow together, discovering how the attacks still powerfully affect their families and their neighborhood. By the Coretta Scott King Honor-winning author of Ninth Ward. Everyone is welcomed to attend.
What do your Friends do for you?!
The Friends of the Gates Mills Library supports our public library branch in the Village and works to bring opportunities to our Villagers throughout the year. In September, photographer Charles Caito will be featured at the Library Gallery. Join us on September 6th from 7-8:30 pm for light refreshments and a chance to meet the artist and visit with friends. The exhibit runs through October 18th so stop in anytime to view his work and enjoy our Library.
Did you know that the Friends of the Library accepts used books all year for our book sales? Donations may be dropped off at the branch anytime during business hours. If you need assistance, we will come to you and pick them up! Our next sale is October 26-28.
Friends and volunteers are always needed, if you are interested in helping with the book sale or joining in on another project we would love to meet you! Call Suzanne at 216.346.7937 or email [email protected] for more information. See you at the Library!
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A Page To Share news about friends and neighbors who live in the Village or who have moved away. By Susie Thorpe
SOCIAL NEWS OF THE SUMMER
THE LADIES EMBROIDERY GROUP A group of Gates Mills ladies started a needlework group. They met once a week on Thursdays when there was no Community Club meeting scheduled. Doddie Powell lent her living room, and around 15 women would bring needlework, knitting and other projects they wished to do. The Country Corner was active at that time, and some projects were made to sell in the store. By1971 they had 29 members, and Sally Burke's sister had a friend from Hudson who asked them to submit samples of designed embroidery for panels for a project in Blair House in Washington, D.C. The group’s sample was chosen and The Ladies Embroidery Group made the panels. The group started meeting at each member's house and collected dues for gifts and extras. They still had appetizers and wine. Elizabeth Hallett suggested they knit baby hats for Metro Hospital. This year, Mary Rountree, passed away, and that left two active knitters, Mimi Sposito and Sally Burke. They knit the hats at home and go to Sara's for lunch once a month. Mary Schmidt and Dede Storer were thinking it would be nice to start a new group! The details can be decided after we start. Mary's phone is 440-533-5732. We hope you will give it a try! THE GATES MILLS GARDEN CLUB had their annual Guest Night. No one had a visible new tattoo, but several people had long scars on their knees from surgery. One guest was heard to say that he hoped to be skiing in Colorado this winter. One member was seen moving her lips and saying she hoped to make it into Costco and back to the car.
The meal was catered and had signs telling you what it was. There were two bottles of wine on each table. We had a lovely couple at our table, and we're sure they should be our new best friends, but they are selling their house and moving to another part of Cleveland. These days we rarely get passed Heinen’s (name dropping) or Home Depot (more likely) much less the inner parts of the city. So we will wish them well and hope they come back next year. Everyone is looking toward the flower show in October. It is free and open to the public. You can also join the Garden Club and enjoy gardening and lunches all year. THE GATES MILLS PLAYERS had their annual picnic on the shores of Lake Erie. It would be nice if Gates Mills had an area where we could sit and watch the river. Several guests went to the water, but no one wore a bathing suit. The dinner was catered and very good. The fall play is coming up and you can come and see it, or you can join The Players and be on stage!
Please send submissions on births, deaths, weddings and other news to share with fellow Villagers to Susie Thorpe at [email protected] or call (440) 423-4743.
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THE GLORIOUS INDEPENDENCE DAY PRADE SPONSORED BY
THE GATES MILLS IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY
Parade theme: “At Play in the Heart of the Village”
Garden Club Float Silver Cup Winner
Best Parade Theme Interpretation (Silver Trophy)
Gates Mills Garden Club
Most Patriotic Float Gates Mills Players Most Creative Float Gates Mills Land Conservancy
Best Neighborhood Float The Nature Camp Best of Nature Float Gates Mills Animal Welfare
Committee Best Achievement Gentlemen Farmers
Best Antique Car (Silver Cup) 1st Place 1960 Cadillac Coupe de Ville
owned by Mike Petti 2nd Place 1950 Ford Convertible owned by
Pat Rooney 3rd Place 1965 VW Beetle owned by
Kate Brown
Thank you to Miklus Florists for donating the beautiful corsages and boutonnières.
Thank you to The Community Club, The Police & Service Departments and everyone who made celebrating our nation’s birthday a spectacular day!
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Professional Landscaping: Quality fullservice lawn care and hardscape services.Reliable, courteous, willing and able. GatesMills references. Innovative Landscapes(440) 537-7520
Fall Cleanup: Quality Leaf removal, gutters,Aeration/overseeding. Gates Millsreferences. Innovative Landscapes (440)537-7520
Lawn Care and General HandymanServices: Gutters, maintenance. GatesMills references. Eric Brown Landscaping(216) 374-1955
Real Estate AvailableCommercial space: Now available inHistoric Gates Mills Old Livery Tavern: 700+sq. ft. at street level or gorgeous 1000+ sq.ft. at lower level with windows on the river.Stunning views of Chagrin River andWalking Bridge throughout, shared outsidebrick patio. Call Joe (216) 470-3572
Charming Ranch for Rent: 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, A/C, 2 fireplaces, dining room, 2-car garage, on 2 acres. $2070 monthly +security deposit. Available Oct. 1. Call (440)423-1451
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Young Quiet Couple Seeking Rental: InVillage area. $1400 monthly budget, around1200 sq. ft. Easy tenants and very clean, nopets. (440) 796-7397
Retired Teacher With No Pets LookingFor Carriage House: Cottage, or separatedwelling/apartment. Call Susan (321)210-5331
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Painting and Wallpaper Installation: GatesMills resident with 39 years in business. High-end decorator quality at affordable pricing foryour home or workplace. Clean, efficienthandling of small and large-scale projects.Robert C. Van Gunten, 2010 Berkshire Road(216) 269-5880 www.VanGuntenPainting.com
Computer Repair and Consulting: Virusremoval, data transfer, disaster recovery,upgrades and networking. Audio VideoIntegration, installation. Home or smallbusiness offices. 25 years experience.References available. Frank Smisek (440)442-8901
Groundskeeper Available: Up to 20 hours aweek, over 30 years experience. Specializingin large acreage properties, shrub reshaping,small trees pruned, flowers planted, yardcleanup. Complete property management.Gates Mills references. (440) 442-5190 cell(440) 759-6441
Horseback Riding Lessons, Camp,Boarding: Leasing, pony rides, tack shop.Summer Wind Stables (440) 729-1849
Pet Sitting: Home/farm - Gates Millsreferences. 25-year family business. Vet Tech(440) 729-1849
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