Thursday, September 8 · 10 am
Grades 2 to 7
explore an artist and create your
own works based off of what was
learned. Supported by Friends of
the Beachwood Library.
Patterns and Sorting
Friday, September 9 · 10:30 am
Ages 2 to 6 with a caregiver
toys and making crafts.
Wednesday, September 21 · 4 pm
Families
stories and songs in Hebrew and
English. Presented in coopera-
tion with the Jewish Education
Center of Cleveland.
and fingerplays at the following
storytimes. Registration is not
required.
Mondays at 4 pm and
Wednesdays at 10 am
Ages 19-35 months with a
caregiver
Tuesdays at 4 pm and
Thursdays at 10 am
Caregivers and their babies from
birth to 18 months
Tuesdays at 2:30 pm and
Wednesdays at 1:30 pm
Ages 3-5 not yet in kindergarten
and their caregivers
attend "An Adventure Back in
Time Cleveland in the 1920s,"
presented by Cedar Point
and sponsored by OMNOVA
Solutions and Hudson Holdings.
This benefit will be held on
October 1, from 6 to 10 pm, in
the historic Huntington Building
in Downtown Cleveland. Guests
will be treated to a journey
back to Cleveland in the 1920s
when Cleveland was the 5th
largest city in the nation, the
Indians won the World Series,
The League of Women Voters ar-
rived, and Millionaires' Row was
home to our nation's wealthiest
and most powerful.
dance performed by the Laura
Astaire Dance Studio. The dress
for the event is your choice:
Molls, Dolls, Great Gatsby, 1920s
chic or evening cocktail. This fun-
filled adventure/benefit will be a
celebration of Cleveland's history
but, more importantly, it will rec-
ognize families that bravely face
the daily challenges of raising a
critically-ill child.
cocktails, valet parking, a silent
auction and more, with two dif-
ferent ticket choices: The Juice
Joint ($75) or the Speakeasy
($150). Sponsorship opportu-
nities and corporate tables are
available. More information may
be found at www.akidagain.
org/backintime or by calling
330.405.KIDS (5437).
it? Perhaps it's time to switch from "to do," to "to be."
· Exercise daily, from boot camp to gardening, step out of your mind
surroundings and connect to your body in a way that brings you
· Volunteer Get involved and give back.
· Practice solution-focused action. Each day,
over analysis).
· Practice compassionate awareness of yourself and others.
· Connect to strengths in yourself and in others.
· Seek commonalities while accepting differences.
· Connect with others around hobbies, activities and ideas, (Join a
art class, sign up for a college course, learn a new skill, etc.).
· Practice gratitude awareness. Notice what is.
· Focus on the can instead of the cannot.
can be reached at 216.464.4243.