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For Cindi Hart, the Spokes of Hope organization hits close to home. As a wife, mother, athlete and breast cancer survivor, Hart knows what it’s like to fight for her life.

“Survivor is a difficult title to grasp. Personally, I would rather adopt the title of cancer “Warrior”, “Victor” or “Master,” Hart wrote in a blog post earlier this year.

And yet, survivor she is. Hart is also the director of the Spokes of Hope Bike Race, happening during the Fall Festival weekend on Sept. 7.

This Sunday morning event will begin at 8 a.m., and is what Hart calls a “really awesome environment to honor those who have passed, and those who have survived.”

There will be a 31-mile race, a 62-mile race, and a 100-mile race. “Spokes of Hope is a 100-percent not for profit, volunteer orga-

nization,” Hart said. When bike riders finish their miles, they will ride down Main

Street in Zionsville, where a bell will ring for every person being honored in memory.

“When they finish and you hear the bell, it is just an amazing, quiet moment,” Hart said.

Tim Reinhart, the 2014 Fall Festival Chairman, said that he hopes the community shows up to ride in the Spokes of Hope race, or even just come and welcome the riders back into town.

“Please show up,” Reinhart said to the Lions Club during a recent club dinner. “Support those among us.”

To register for the race, visit www.spokesofhope.org. There will be free tee shirts for the first 100 people who sign up.

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The Zionsville Alpha Leo Club, a group of pre-teen and teenage Lions Club kids, started as a way for adult Lions Club members’ kids and grandkids to get involved with community events.

But according to Lions Club member Leigh Ann Akard, the Alpha Leos have become so much more.

“We actually started getting kids that don’t have family members in the club,” she said. “We decided to open the club to really be a commu-nity club for kids from ages 12 to 18.”

Leigh Ann’s son, Anthony, has been a presi-dent of the club and now another son, Spencer, is the new president, following the year after Drew Hobick.

During Hobick’s time as president, the group raised more than $250 for the Lion’s Internation-al Measles Initiative. The Leos conducted a bake sale during the Eggnormous Easter Egg Hunt to raise the money.

“We wanted to donate to the Measles Initia-tive so that we can help children not only in our community, but in other countries as well. We can immunize one child from measles with just

one dollar raised,” Hobick said. Members and their families baked cookies

before the event. “I’m really impressed with how much these

guys have done,” Leigh Ann said. “But they work together really well. And it’s not just boys, there are girls in the group too.”

Leigh Ann said that there are club members from homeschooling groups, private schools and Zionsville Community Schools.

“We don’t have regular, boring meetings,” Spencer said.

The Alpha Leos are helping the Lions Club during Fall Festival, and will be the hosts of Leo-Palooza, a drug and alcohol free party for kids on Saturday night.

“It’s for the young adults,” Leigh Ann said. The Alpha Leos will also be helping during the

VIP Carnival night, which is a special evening on Friday just for kids with special needs and their families.

“The Leos will be designated riders,” Leigh Ann said. “This means that because some special needs people can’t go on rides by themselves or maybe their parents are too elderly to ride with them, the Leos can ride and be their buddy.”

Alpha Leos step up to the plate

Alpha Leos hosted a bake sale in April to raise money for measles prevention. (Submitted photo)

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As many of our readers know, I am the mother of a “fabulously bright and beautiful” 2-year-old. However, 2 has its challenges (duh!), so I already know going into the week of Fall Festival that I will have to pick and choose our activities carefully. Here’s what I’ll be doing with my girl Sept. 6 through Sept. 8:

All about the kids:What would Sophie do?

Friday: ViP

CarniVal night

6 p.m. • While this is an exclusive event for fami-lies with special needs children, I will be attend-ing VIP Night as a photographer, and of course I’ll be bringing my girl with me! I think it’s important for her to be comfortable around all kinds of kids, and I also think it’s a great opportunity for those

with special needs to not feel excluded from interacting with other types of children.

Saturday: let the gameS begin…

Sunday: CarS and bikeS

10 a.m. • We will make our way over to the grandparents’ house, near the starting

point of the Fall Festival Parade. Starting at 10:15 a.m., the Zionsville Community High School marching bands will be making their way

through the village, as well as many floats and local businesses.

1 p.m. Naptime in the stroller, so my husband and I can take turns

riding rides.

4 p.m.By now I’ll be making my way over to the Silent Auction. Held at the Shelter House, this place will be

filled with goodies from around the community. Online bidding is under

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8 a.m.We will be hitting the bricks bright

and early to support the Spokes of Hope bicycle riders. 31-, 62- or 100-mile races that supports can-

cer survivors is a great way to help finish a fun-filled family weekend!

NoonBy noon, we will be grabbing

lunch at Greeks Pizzeria, and then making our way toward the park

for elephant ears and cotton candy.

2 p.m. Kids Corner time! Made for

toddlers to teenagers, this area of the park is filled with inflatable castles and slides. Individual tick-ets are $2, and an unlimited daily

wrist band is $10.

5 p.m.This is a great time for the babysit-

ter to show up, so my husband and I can sneak into the Big Top

Tent for a drink (or two!), and enjoy some live music.

Noon • Last but not least is the 12th An-nual American Dream Car Show. This

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What is Fall Festival? The Zionsville Lions Club Fall Festival is a long time tradition of a week-

end of family fun, food, entertainment and frolic that is always the weekend after Labor Day. This year’s theme is Z’Circus. The festivities begin Friday, September 5th and continue the next two days, with many fun activities for people of all ages. Fall Festival is the Zionsville Lions Club’s largest fundraiser every year. The monies raised go toward the overall improvement and maintenance of Lions Park

What is new at Fall Fest this year? We have moved the Pet Pavilion to north of the gazebo this year and

increased the number of pet vendors. There will be several new entertain-ment acts in the area. We have also moved Miss Fall Festival Outstanding Teen competition to the Zionsville Town Hall to host this growing event. The VIP Carnival is expanding to include more vendors and groups that work closely with special needs families and always has big smiles for all.

What is the cost and where can people park? Fall Festival has free admission for people of all ages all weekend long.

We do have a large parking area in Lions Park. Parking is $5 per vehicle. Where can people get up-to-date information about Fall Festival and

other Lions Club events? Visit www.zlionsevents.com or like the Zionsville Lions page on

Facebook.

Here’s what you need to know:

• The parade will begin at exactly 10:15 a.m., which is 15 minutes later than in previous years.

• It starts on Mulber-ry Street in front of the high school.

• Candy and prizes will be given out during the parade.

• The Zionsville Com-munity High School marching bands will lead the parade with their music.

• The parade will end at Lions Park, after a tour through the village and Main Street.

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After more than 35 years in the executive retail world, and manning companies such as Hills Dept. Store, Toys R Us, and T.J. Maxx, Mike Heffner and his wife, Deanna, have settled in Zionsville.

“We’ve lived all over the country,” Heffner said during one afternoon at the Lions Clubhouse.

The clubhouse sits on Elm Street and overlooks Lions Park, a 22-acre public park owned and main-tained by the Lions Club members of Zionsville. This is the club that Mike Heffner is now president of.

“I’ve lived in 15 different places all over the coun-try,” Heffner said. “But I knew I wanted to retire in Zionsville. And I knew this time I wanted to be a Lion.”

One of Heffner’s favorite days of the year is the VIP night of Fall Festival.

“When I first heard about VIP night I thought it was for town leaders, from town council,” he said. “But it wasn’t about that at all.”

VIP night is for the families of children with learning and physical disabilities. The festival and all of its rides and games are open and available free of charge for the families.

“We partner with the Best Buddies club at the high school,” Heffner said. “And the looks on these kids’ faces is unbelievable. It’s a wonderful night and my favorite Lions event.”

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About Mike Heffner• Age: 65• Heffner’s favorite part of Fall

Festival: VIP Carnival night• Family: Wife of 41 years, Deanna• Hometown: Lima, Ohio• Favorite hobbies: golfing, yard

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Mike Heffner, president of the Zionsvillle Lions Club, stands inside the Lions Club-house on Elm Street. Heffner moved to Zionsville after working in the retail busi-ness for more than 35 years. He is this year’s new Lions Club president.


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Although for some people a controversial af-fair, the Big Top Lounge, is making it’s debut dur-ing the circus-themed Zionsville Lions Club Fall Festival this year.

With music, food and beverages, this tented area is for party-goers age 21 and older.

“Some Lions Club members didn’t like the idea of serving beverage at Fall Fest,” said Lions Club member Leigh Ann Akard. “But overall it’s really fun and it actually keeps parents and guardians in the park to help supervise their kids.”

Akard said that parents will be able to sit in the lounge while their pre-teens and teenagers enjoy the Saturday night LeoPalooza event at the

gazebo. There will be live music, including the locally-

favorite band, Last Call. In lieu of a cover charge for the big tent, dona-

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Drinks and festivities begin at 5 p.m., Sept. 6. Live music will begin at 7 p.m.

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On Friday, Sept. 5, the Lions Club is hosting the annual VIP Carnival for kids and families with special needs.

These kids with special needs are “Very Impor-tant People,” according to the club members.

The goal of this event is to provide families of children with special needs a friendly envi-ronment where kids can be kids and enjoy the American tradition of carnivals.

This carnival is a stress free event without the emotional or physical drain on parents who might worry if my kids will fit in, or can physically cope in a chaotic environment.

It is a free event so that no additional financial burden is placed on the family whose goal should be simply to enjoy a family night out. Participants will leave Lions Park with a feeling of having fun, but more importantly - feeling like they belonged.

It is an evening of fun, rides, and smiles. The spectacular night includes dinner for the entire family and wristbands for two - to enjoy unlimit-ed free access to all the rides at the Fall Festival

carnival in Lions Park. The VIP carnival includes dinner, train rides, games and fun.

Extra professionally trained staff will be pres-ent to assist in helping kids on rides. These des-ignated riders will be roaming the carnival to ride

the rides along with the VIPs. Look for the yellow shirts saying “Designated Rider.”

To learn more about the VIP event or to reg-ister your family, visit www.eventbrite.com and search “VIP Carnival.”


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Teaching our children to value and care for their physical fitness from an early age is criti-cal to their overall well-being and ability to fully engage life’s unlimited opportunities. The edu-cation and movement experiences provided by Physical Education classes at the elementary level are essential to laying this foundation. The current school funding situation has caused many school districts to have to cut jobs, close schools, and eliminate programs.

Zionsville Community Schools was not un-touched by this, and we all have felt the loss of programs in our schools, specifically physical education at the elementary level. Body Outfit-ters Personal Training Studio in Zionsville, along with the residents of the town, is concerned by this situation but believes this community’s people, businesses, and leaders have the energy, passion, and resources to be part of the solution to this PE deficit.

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goal to jumpstart this fund is $10,000, of which Body Outfitters will contribute $2000. We aim to raise $8000 through “Chin Ups for Children,” our upcoming event at the Zionsville Fall Festival on Sept. 5 through Sept. 7.

To become a financial sponsor for “Chin Ups for Children,” contact Kristina Moreland at [email protected].

Our goal is to perform a total of 2000 chin-ups as a community. Body Outfitters will

donate $1.00 for each chin-up to ZCS PE and put $2000 towards our total

event goal of raising $10,000 to jump-start the PE for Life Fund. Here’s how YOU can help!• Donate! You can…Make a set contribution of $10, $20, $50, or other amount to-wards the effort.

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