village of evendale may, 2018

Dear Neighbors and Friends:

We are planning four days of activities for the Memorial Day weekend that I don’t think you will want to miss.

First, “The Eyes of Freedom: Lima Company Memorial” paintings by Anita Miller will be on display at the Tribute

Tower from Friday to Tuesday. This memorial was inspired by the Lima Company, a Columbus based unit that lost

one Navy Corpsman and 22 Marines during 2005 combat operations in Iraq. One of the Marines lost was young

Lance Corporal Chris Dyer from Evendale. The murals debuted at the Ohio Statehouse in 2008 and have been on

exhibit across the country. This memorial is more than just for veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan. This is for anyone

who has ever served.

In addition, the Recreation Center will be hosting a display of 25 Vietnam photos by Ken Williamson.

Mr. Williamson was drafted into the Army in 1968. Following basic training, Ken was assigned to the Department

of the Army Special Photo Office (DASPO). In 1969, his assignment took him to South Vietnam to document the

operations of the Army’s Corp. of Engineers. Ken traveled the entire country of South Vietnam. His story and

photographs convey his personal perspective.

The culmination of the weekend will be a ceremony at 4:00pm at the Tribute Tower on Monday. State Senator Lou

Terhar was instrumental in getting legislation passed to name the two miles of I-75 that runs through the village the

“Lance Corporal Chris Dyer Memorial Highway”. He will speak and present a replica of the highway sign to the Dyer

family. Lt. Godfrey Miller, a 93 year old resident and a Tuskegee Airman, will also be honored at this ceremony.

These airmen were African-American pilots of WW II era who broke the color barrier of the Air Force. They flew

15,553 sorties over North Africa, Sicily and Europe. In commemoration, a Flight Chief of the “Red Tails”, Leslie

Edward Sr., also age 93, will address the gathering. Musical entertainment will be provided by the 35th Indiana

Irish Regiment, the largest bagpipe band in the Midwest. They were established during the Civil War and today

consist of 17 bagpipers and 12 drummers.

After the ceremony at the Tribute Tower, we will have a motorcade travel to the unveiling of the “Lance Corporal

Chris Dyer Memorial Highway” signs on I-75.

Sincerely,

Your Mayor

MAY, 2018 VILLAGE OF EVENDALE

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR

This past January marked 30 years that Eugene and Terri Rutz have been Evendale residents. They have four

grown children who took advantage of many activities in the village throughout the years. When young, they all

attended the plethora of children’s programs offered through the Village. All

four swam for the Evendale Eagles and enjoyed many victories. Feeding

animals every Saturday at Gorman Farm started as a volunteer job for Leah,

but still continues with Eugene. Terri volunteered at Evendale Elementary

while the children attended, doing most PTA jobs, including president. All

four children attended Princeton High School, receiving excellent educations

that prepared them well for college and a diverse world. Eugene has worked

for UC going on 29 years. Terri has been at Children’s Hospital in two stints,

taking time off to raise the children in between.

VILLAGE OF EVENDALE - MAY, 2018

Save the Date REC – July 4th Celebration July 4th

GHF – The Honey Harvest July 21st

REC—Grill Out @ the Pool August 5th

GHF – Row by Row Dinner August 25th

Evendale Chamber Golf Outing Sept. 19th

GHF – Sunflower Festival Oct. 6th and 7th

GHF – Fall Farm Fun Saturdays

October 13th, 20th & 27th

REC – Halloween Fest October 20th

Join us on June 13, 2018

11:00 am to

1:00 pm

POLICE & FIRE DEPARTMENTS

The Emergency Services of Evendale

encourages all residents to have multiple ways

of receiving alerts and warnings. Hamilton

County is rolling out a new notification system

for residents. This is a twofold system,

SMART911 and HC Alerts. SMART911 allows

first responders to have quicker access to

important information in case of an

emergency.

What Kind of Alerts Can You Receive?

National Weather Service Watches and Warnings for

Hamilton County Phone Call Alerts Available for: Civil Danger Warnings,

Civil Emergency Messages, Evacuation Immediate

Alerts, Flash Flood Warnings, Flood Warnings, Shelter

in Place Warnings, and Tornado Warnings, Critical

Safety & Emergency Information

Non-Emergency Messages from your Community

How Can You Get These Alerts?

Text Messages Email Voice Call (Available for the following alerts: Flood

Warning, Tornado Warning, Evacuation, Civil Danger

Warning, Civil Emergency Message, Flash Flood Warn-

ing, Shelter In Place Warning)

What is Smart911?

Smart911 is a tool that will allow you to share critical

information with 9-1-1 call takers and first responders

during an emergency. By creating a profile, you can pro-

vide first responders with key information about members

of your household (names, physical descriptions, photos,

pet information), as well as medical information that is

crucial during an emergency.

What Information Should I Include in My Profile?

People – Names, physical descriptions, and photos

will help responders act quickly if a child goes missing,

or help identify individuals in an emergency.

Phones – Add all phone numbers (especially cell

phones) so that 9-1-1 will have a better idea where

you are when you need help.

Animals – Include information about your pets and

service animals that responders need to be aware of.

Medical Information – Existing conditions, allergies,

disabilities and equipment, medications being taken

by all members of your household.

Address and Location Information – Property details,

photographs of your residence, utility shutoff

locations, access points to the residence, floor layout

and bedroom locations.

Vehicle Information – Include a description of your

vehicle, as well as the license plate number.

Emergency Contact Information – Include the

information of family members, friends, or neighbors

in the event of an emergency.

Communication Preferences – If an individual is deaf

or hard of hearing, or English is not the primary

language, dispatchers will immediately know that an

alternate form of communication is needed.

How Do I Sign Up?

You can log onto www.HCREADY.org and follow the

“warning” tab to enter your information. Or on May 14 &

21 from 9:00am – 12:00pm or 4:00pm – 7:00pm we will

have computers and people available to assist you in

signing up at the recreation center. This assistance is for

Evendale residents only and you must call the recreation

center at 563-2247 to reserve your 30 minute slot at one

of the computers. The Fire & Police Chiefs along with

some recreation staff members will be on hand to assist

anyone with the process for signing up for these vital

resources.

http://www.HCREADY.org

GORMAN HERITAGE FARM

Time to start preordering your farm fresh chickens! Monthly pickups beginning May 4th.

http://gormanfarm.org/product/chicken

Our Farm Office is getting a makeover! Many thanks to Steve Schaefer and Schaefer, Inc. for

donating their time, talents and materials, as well as to the Ohio Valley Foundation, Fifth

Third Bank, agent for a $25,000 grant! The Farm Office is used by Farm Staff as well as

Volunteers and is also home to our baby piglets each spring.

We also thank the Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation for a $10,000 grant supporting our

mission to educate about agriculture, nutrition, sustainability, and the environment.

Summer Kids Camp Registration is open and camps are over half full! Get your kids or grandkids outside, learning,

and having fun this summer! Register your 4-15 year old today. www.gormanfarm.org/summer-day-camp

Grandparents! Check out our new Membership level, created just for those of you who want to bring

your grandkids to the Farm this summer and/or send them to Kids Camp.

www.gormanfarm.org/product/membership

Upcoming Events

July 21 The Honey Harvest.- $10 - $12.50. Registration required.

www.eventbrite.com/e/the-honey-harvest-at-gorman-heritage-farm-tickets-41291910215

Summer Tours - We offer guided Summer Farm Tours from 10 AM to Noon every weekday during the summer for

groups of up to 30 through our gardens and farmyard. Schedule your tour today!

www.eventbrite.com/e/summer-farm-tours-at-gorman-heritage-farm-tickets-39778485521

August 25 Row by Row Dinner - Tickets on sale now. Early bird ends June 30. New VIP tickets this

year! Come join the fun and support your neighborhood nonprofit educational farm!

www.eventbrite.com/e/row-by-row-dinner-tickets-43938473156

October 6 & 7 The Sunflower Festival - Advance tickets on sale now. So much fun for everyone! Hayrides, sunflower

maze, corn maze, live music, food trucks, vendor booths, pumpkins, and of course, SUNFLOWERS! Members get

free admission to the Sunflower Festival. While Evendale residents receive free daily admission, you are not

automatically members and do not receive free admission to the Sunflower Festival. Skip the lines and preorder

your tickets today! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sunflower-festival-tickets-44341601925

Weekly Events

Wednesdays 6:00pm – 7:30pm Quilting Group

Thursdays 9:00am – 12:00pm Volunteer Opportunities.

Thursdays 12:00pm – 1:00pm Volunteer/Staff potluck lunch.

Fridays 3:00pm – 4:00pm Free horse drawn wagon rides

(weather permitting)

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and on our website www.gormanfarm.org. You can also email tri-

[email protected] to sign up for our monthly newsletter!

MAY, 2018 - VILLAGE OF EVENDALE

http://gormanfarm.org/product/chicken

http://www.gormanfarm.org/summer-day-camp/

http://www.gormanfarm.org/product/membership

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-honey-harvest-at-gorman-heritage-farm-tickets-41291910215

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/summer-farm-tours-at-gorman-heritage-farm-tickets-39778485521

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/row-by-row-dinner-tickets-43938473156

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sunflower-festival-tickets-44341601925

http://www.gormanfarm.org

mailto:[email protected]


WATERCOLOR WEDNESDAY: MAY FLOWERS!

Wednesday, May 2

6:30 pm

$20.00

Lower Studio

Ages 16 & Over*

Email registration to: [email protected]

Join artist Diana Marra for “one-bite-at-a-time”

watercolor classes that give you warm-up exercises and

step-by-step instructions for a finished painting, all in

the same night. *Ages 16-18 must be accompanied by

an adult.

MOTHER’S DAY “MOMMY & ME PAINT PARTY & PHOTO

SESSION!!

All ages!

Saturday, May 12

9:00 -11:00 am

$65 for 1 adult + 1-2 children, $10 for each additional

child (for painting only)

MAX: 20

Cost includes: Breakfast, one canvas and one picture

frame for you and your child to paint and take home and

a mini photo session that includes 3-5 photos and all

rights to printing.

Pre-registration required by May 5th at thetipsypicas-

[email protected]

EVENDALE WINE CLUB

Ages 21 & Over

Saturday, May 12, 5:00 pm

$10 per person

RSVP: 563-1350 or

[email protected]

MAX: 20 Discover wine regions throughout the world

with this fun, educational club. No need for a passport,

just a corkscrew. Each month’s selections vary. Bringing

a plate to share, is encouraged, but is NOT required.

PORTRAIT WORKSHOP WITH CARIN HEBENSTREIT

May 18-20

9:30 am - 4:00 pm each day

$300 / 3 days/Upper Studio

Questions & registration 513-681-8995 or email

[email protected]

Learn the techniques of the Old Masters in this

workshop led by internationally known artist Carin

Hebenstreit. You will learn Carin’s technique, influenced

by the Renaissance masters and honed through years

of study abroad.

ELEVATING WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS MONTHLY

MEETUP!

Wednesday, May 17

7:00 pm

$10.00

Upper Studio

Elevating Women Entrepreneurs is for women in

business who want to build an extraordinary life and

business. Learn from each other, develop new

relationships with a focus on community over

competition. Join us each third Wednesday of the

month.

Register @ meetup.com/Elevating-Women-

Entrepreneurs/events

All classes & events are open to the public.

Contact Susan Gordy @ 563.1350 or [email protected]

There are no elevators at the Cultural Arts Center

due to its historic nature.


2018 EVENDALE FINE ARTS EXHIBIT

16th Annual Juried Exhibition

Juried by Jan Boone

Evendale Recreation Center

Opening Night Reception

Friday, May 4 6- 9 PM

Enjoy the works of over 80 local artists featuring

live music with the Chris Comer Trio along with

light refreshments. Awards presentation begins

at 7 pm.

Exhibit Hours:

Friday, May 4 6-9 PM

Opening Reception with Chris Comer Trio

Saturday, May 5 12-5 pm

Classical Guitarist Richard Goering at 2 pm

Sunday, May 6 1-4 pm

Harpist Taylor Fleshman at 2 pm

Monday, May 7 12-6 pm

Violin Duet at 5 pm





MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND EVENTS

EVENDALE VETERANS POLICE AND FIRE MEMORIAL

FRIDAY, MAY 25—TUESDAY, MAY 29

MAY 25-29, 2018

THE VILLAGE OF EVENDALE INVITES YOU TO

LET'S HONOR OUR

SOLDIERS TOGETHER

FRIDAY, MAY 25—SUNDAY, MAY 27

EVENDALE RECREATION CENTER

MONDAY, MAY 28, 4 PM

EVENDALE VETERANS POLICE AND FIRE MEMORIAL

eyes of freedom traveling memorial

saying goodbye to Vietnam photography exhibit

Dedication of the Lance Corporal Christopher J. Dyer Memorial Highway

See Reverse side for times and details

Evendale Veterans Pol ice and Fi re Memoria l Fr iday, May 25—Tuesday, May 29 T h e s e l i f e - s i z e m u r a l p a i n t i n g s o f t h e 2 3 - f a l l e n o f L i m a 3 / 2 5 n o w t r a v e l t h e e n t i r e c o u n t r y , T h i s t r a v e l i n g t r i b u t e ’ s m i s s i o n i s t o “ H o n o r t h e S e r v i c e a n d S a c r i f i c e o f a l l w h o a n s w e r o u r N a t i o n ’ s c a l l . ” T h e i r o w n b o o t s s t a n d a t t h e b a s e o f t h e i r p o r t r a i t s , m a k i n g e v e n m o r e p e r s o n a l t h e g i f t o f t h e i r s e r v i c e . T h e E y e s o f F r e e d o m M e m o r i a l , p a i n t e d b y a c c l a i m e d a r t i s t , A n i t a M i l l e r , i s a l i v i n g t r a v e l i n g t r i b u t e t h a t r e m i n d s u s o f t h e c o s t s o f f r e e d o m .

Evendale Recreat ion Center , Community Room K e n W i l l i a m s o n ’ s Saying Goodbye to Vietnam e x h i b i t i s a n e n g r o s s i n g j o u r n e y t h r o u g h r e c e n t h i s t o r y b a s e d o n h i s p e r s o n a l e x p e r i e n c e s i n t h a t w a r - t o r n l a n d . A s a U S A r m y p h o t o g r a p h e r , h i s e y e f o r p o e t i c b e a u t y i n f u s e s t h e p o w e r f u l a n d s o m e t i m e s h a u n t i n g i m a g e s h e c r e a t e d t h e r e .

Fr iday, May 25 6 -9 pm Opening Night Recept ion 7 :15 pm "Saying Goodbye to Vietnam" Presentat ion B e y o n d t h e p h o t o g r a p h s , K e n ’ s e l o q u e n t d e s c r i p t i o n o f t h a t t i m e a n d p l a c e d e p i c t e d i n h i s b o o k , “ S a y i n g G o o d b y e t o V i e t n a m ” r e l i e s o n e x c e r p t s f r o m h u n d r e d s o f p e r s o n a l l e t t e r s t o a n d f r o m h i s w i f e b a c k h o m e . L i s t e n t o K e n a s h e s h a r e s h i s p h o t o g r a p h y a n d m e m o r i e s o f V i e t n a m , a c h a n g i n g c o u n t r y t h a t w i l l a l w a y s h a v e a c o n n e c t i o n t o o u r s .

Saturday, May 26 12-4 pm Exhibi t Open Sunday, May 27 12-4 pm Exhibi t Open 1 -2 pm "Photography in a War Zone" Presentat ion

eyes of freedom traveling memorial

saying goodbye to Vietnam photography exhibit

Monday, May 28 4 pm Evendale Veterans Pol ice and Fi re Memoria l T h e r e w i l l b e a b r i e f c e r e m o n y t o h o n o r L a n c e C o r p o r a l C h r i s D y e r , a y o u n g M a r i n e f r o m E v e n d a l e w h o w a s k i l l e d i n a c t i o n i n I r a q i n 2 0 0 5 . S t a t e S e n a t o r L o u T e r h a r p a s s e d l e g i s l a t i o n n a m i n g t h e t w o m i l e s o f I - 7 5 t h a t r u n t h r o u g h t h e V i l l a g e t h e L a n c e C o r p o r a l C h r i s D y e r M e m o r i a l H i g h w a y . H e w i l l p r e s e n t a r e p l i c a o f t h e h i g h w a y s i g n t o t h e D y e r f a m i l y . W e w i l l a l s o h o n o r L t . G o d f r e y M i l l e r , a 9 3 y e a r o l d r e s i d e n t o f t h e V i l l a g e a n d a T u s k e g e e a i r m a n ; o n e o f t h e l e g e n d a r y A f r i c a n - A m e r i c a n p i l o t s o f W W I I e r a w h o b r o k e t h e c o l o r b a r r i e r o f t h e A i r F o r c e . T h e y f l e w 1 5 , 5 5 3 s o r t i e s o v e r N o r t h A f r i c a , S i c i l y a n d E u r o p e . A F l i g h t C h i e f o f t h e R e d T a i l s , L e s l i e E d w a r d S r . a l s o a g e 9 3 w i l l a d d r e s s t h e g a t h e r i n g . S p e c i a l m u s i c a l p e r f o r m a n c e b y t h e 3 5 t h I n d i a n a I r i s h P i p e s & D r u m s R e g i m e n t . O n e o f t h e l a r g e s t p i p e a n d d r u m s b a n d s i n t h e M i d w e s t , t h e 3 5 t h R e g i m e n t h a s b e e n i n e x i s t e n c e s i n c e t h e C i v i l W a r . I m m e d i a t e l y f o l l o w i n g t h e p r e s e n t a t i o n E v e n d a l e P o l i c e w i l l e s c o r t a m o t o r c a d e c a r a v a n t o t h e u n v e i l i n g o f t h e s i g n a t t h e i n t e r s t a t e 7 5 / E v e n d a l e e x i t .

dedication of the lance corporal christopher j. dyer memorial highway

ADOPTED ORDINANCES & RESOLUTIONS

The following ordinances were adopted by Council at their Special Council Meeting on March 6, 2018 and their

Regular Council Meeting on April 10, 2018. The complete ordinance and support information are available at the

Administration Office. If you would like to view this information or if you have any questions, please contact our

Village Clerk, Barb Rohs, at 563.2244.

Ord. #18-15 Third Reading – An ordinance amending in its entirety Chapter 258 of the Codified Ordinances of the

Village of Evendale, entitled “Employees Generally”. Unanimously Approved

Ord. #18-23 – An ordinance authorizing the payment of amounts due upon certain contracts requiring certification

of availability of funds and declaring an emergence. Unanimously Approved

Ord. #18-24 – An ordinance authorizing the Mayor to execute a purchase agreement for the Evendale Community

Church property at 3270 Glendale-Milford Road, adjacent to the Evendale Municipal complex and at closing to en-

ter into a leaseback agreement allowing the church to continue to occupy an office in the building and to conduct

Sunday services and an occasional funeral during a three-year period and declaring an emergency.

Unanimously Approved

An emergency clause is frequently added to an ordinance in order to allow the ordinance or resolution to go into

effect immediately upon adoption. Under Evendale's Charter the emergency provision must be separately voted on

and approved by no less than 5 members of Council. It must include a reason for why it is necessary

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Recreation Center is CLOSED on

Monday, May 28th.

ADULT PROGRAMS

EUCHRE TOURNAMENT Saturday, June 23 (Max 28)

7:00 PM

Fee $ 3.00

Sign-up by June 18 Up for some cards? Bring

your spouse, a friend or come

alone. Tonight we will play a Progressive format, aka The

Round Robin format, whereby after every round partner-

ships will change. Lite snacks & drinks provided. Cash

prizes! Bring a few quarters for tonight if you or your cur-

rent partner are Euchred you must contribute $ .50 to

the pot.

On June 23 we will play our 2nd Euchre Tournament. The

first one was a great time with players ranging in age

from 18 to 98! If you would like to refresh your skills or

learn how to play please contact Sarah Hilton at 563-

2247, or [email protected] so you too can

join in the fun!

LADIES BUNCO NIGHT Thursday, May 17

6:45 PM arrival, start time 7:00 PM

sharp

Fee $1.00.

Sign-up by May 11.

Come join the fun! No experience nec-

essary. Cash Prizes! Lite snacks & drinks provided.

Babysitting available, with advanced sign-up.

MONDAY NIGHT CARDS & GAMES May 7, 14, 21 *Center Closed for Memorial Day on 5/28

June 4, 11, 18, 25

6:00 – 9:00 PM (come as early as 5:00 PM to socialize

and find tables!)

No fee. No sign-ups.

Bring a snack, appetizer or dessert to share and join us

any Monday night in the Evendale Room. Come alone, or

bring others and play whatever game you like. We

normally have two tables of Hand & Foot, and one table

of Mexican Train Dominos.

Family Pool Party Friday, June 1

6:30-9:30PM

Pre-Registration Required

Early Bird Fee by May 27:

$3 per Person

$5 per Eligible Family Resident

After May 27: $10 per person


Reservations are NON-TRANSFERABLE

Hamburgers, hot dogs,

veggie burgers, fruit,

chips, drinks & ice cream!

Music, games, rafts pirate

ship inflatable & lots of

fun!

2018 SUMMER PAVILION SERIES Free Yoga at the Pavilion on Mondays at 5:30 PM

June 4 – September 17

*No Yoga on 7/2 or 9/3

Instructor: Alyssa Hayes, E-RYT; Registered yoga teacher

through Yoga Alliance

June 9 THE COMET BLUEGRASS ALL-STARS 7:30 PM

June 13 KID BEAT BAND 12:00 Noon

June 20 FAUX FRENCHMAN 7:30 PM

July 18 SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK 7:00 PM

“Midsummer Night’s Dream”

July 21 2nd WIND 7:30 PM

August 1 THREE PIECE REVIVAL 7:30 PM

August 4 SOUL POCKET 7:30 PM

August 11 FOREVER DIAMOND 7:30 PM

Sept. 8 TOM DAUGHERTY ORCHESTRA 7:30 PM

“BIG BAND LEGENDS”

Sept. 22 THE REMAINS 7:30 PM

SPECIAL EVENTS


MEET AND GREET Monday, May 7

5:00 PM Art Exhibit

5:30 PM Dinner

Evendale Residents $3.00

Guest of Resident Fee $5.00

(one guest to one resident ratio)

Please register by May 3

Come visit the Cultural Arts Center’s

Fine Art Exhibit in the Flex Room of

the Recreation Center. Enjoy talking

with some of the artists as you roam

the exhibit. Dinner follows in the

Evendale Room and Lobby. Our

Elegant Meal Selection provided by

Vonderhaar’s Catering includes

Chicken Scallopini, Oven Roasted Tri-

Color Potatoes, Marinated Roasted

Vegetables, Parisian Green Beans, 4

Season Salad, Dinner Rolls, and a

wonderful dessert display to be

determined.

MEET AND GREET Monday, June 4

5:30 PM at the Enclosed Shelter

House (weather permitting)

Evendale Residents $3.00

Guest of Resident Fee $5.00

(one guest to one resident ratio)

Please register by June 1

Join us for a picnic at the Enclosed

Shelter House! Food provided by

Apple Spice Junction from their

Summer Sizzle menu.

Evendale Mom’s Coffee &

Conversation Friday, May 18

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Evendale Room Come join us for the last C&C until

schoo l i s le t ou t fo r the

summer. Light snacks, coffee and

bottled water will be available. We

look forward to seeing many Moms at

this morning social!

If you need childcare for this event,

please be sure to sign-up at the front

desk or on the sheet posted on the

childcare door to hold your spot. Our

hope is to accommodate all childcare

needs but we can only accept

children to our capacity.

CHAPTER ONE BOOK CLUB

Thank you Kay for your many years

of selecting wonderful books for our

residents to enjoy! As you pass the

torch to Georgia, we will always

r e m e m b e r y o u r s e l f l e s s

contribution to our community.

Contact: Georgia Bergan, 477-9547

The club meets the fourth Tuesday

of the month at 7:00 PM in the

Evendale Room.

CARD MAKING Contact: Karen Martens, 554-1634

The group meets the second and

fourth Tuesday of each month at 1:00

at the Recreation Center.

ROMEOS

(a.k.a Retired Old Men Eating

Out!) Contact: Larry Gilland, 563-2318

This group meets the 2nd Wednesday

each month at 11:00 AM at the Rec-

reation Center and then heads out to

enjoy lunch together at a designated

restaurant around 11:30 AM.

JULIET’s (a.k.a. Just Us Ladies in

Eateries Tasting Samples!) Contact: Donna Dick, 923-2027

The group meets the 2nd Wednesday

each month at a designated

restaurant.

RED HAT SOCIETY Contact: Marge Gassert, 563-2658

This group meets the 2nd Thursday

each month at a designated

restaurant.

EVENDALE MOM’S CLUB Contact: Nicole Morand, 218-5827

or Diana Busam, 368-1440

A group to connect with Evendale

Moms and post questions, comments

and social events. Call Nicole or

Diana to be added to their Facebook

page or get more information.

ADULT PROGRAMS (con’t.)

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Thank you to the following members of Phi for

making our Egg-stravaganza event so special!

Jonathan Caldwell

Michael Lichtenberg

Nicky Caracci

Brendan Lucas

Zack Dunbar

Anna McKnight

Alaina Finan

Scarlett Pommering

Kellen Finan

Bella Puthoff

Riley Finan

Naomi Rust

Clay Kessler

PHI LAMBDA PI

Evendale Residents in 8th – 12th grades are eligible

to join Phi Lambda Pi for Open House! Any interest-

ed resident can join anytime. The group meets

every Wednesday night from 7:00- 9:00 P.M. at the

Recreation Center for Open Houses. Trips, service

projects and fundraisers are held throughout the

year. For more information, email Adam at

[email protected]

SunBeams, Ages 3 – 6 *Children who are entering 1st Grade may sign-up for

either program; parent’s choice. Child may not be en-

rolled in both SunBeams and FunShines.

Must be potty trained and three years of age by

6/4/18; Staff cannot change diapers. Children cannot

enroll in the program if they turn three during the six

week session.

M-TH, 9:30 - 11:00 AM

Early Bird Fees by May 18:

$30 per Child, $40 per Eligible Family Resident

After May 18: $45 per Child,


(Max of 20 Eligible Family Residents– first come, first

serve)

SunBeams is a highly structured morning program.

Children are split into three age groups and rotate

between three daily stations, including, but not limited to,

gym games, crafts, playground, song and dance, etc.

Leaders are assigned to each area and each age group.

An activity calendar will be available at the beginning of

the program.

FunShines, Entering 1st Graders – Entering 8th *Children who are entering 1st Grade may sign-up for

either program; parent’s choice. Child may not be

enrolled in both SunBeams and FunShines.

M-TH, 11:15 AM - 4:00 PM

Bring a lunch & wear sunscreen to camp every day.

Early Bird Fees by May 18:

$40 per Child, $50 per Eligible Family Resident

After May 18: $55 per Child,


(Max of 20 Eligible Family Residents – first come, first

serve)

FunShines begin their day with a group meeting followed

by a pre-lunch activity. Lunch is eaten between 12:00-

12:30; vending machine and concession purchases

strongly discouraged. Money can be sent for snacks dur-

ing swimming only. After lunch, FunShines will choose

between designated activities including, but not limited to

group games, sports, arts & crafts, swimming, reading,

Lego’s, outdoor play and more! Bathing suits, towels and

sunscreen should be sent on Mondays and Wednesdays

for optional pool days; Leaders cannot apply sunscreen.

Leaders are assigned to each area throughout the day.

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Summer Children’s Programs

Fun in the Sun Summer Program June 4 – July 18 (Program does not meet the week of July 2-6)

An activity calendar will be available at the beginning of the program.

Prior to the first day of camp, parents/guardians need to complete the following paperwork upon registration:

2018 Participant Agreement Form (required)

Parent/Guardian Drop-Off and Pick-Up Authorization Form (required)

Deadline for Special Accommodation requests was due May 1st as it can affect staffing.

Allergies & Medical Conditions form, if needed

Permission to Dispense Medicine form, if needed.

FunShines Only: Fieldtrip waivers for Run Jump-n-Play & Pump It Up.

SWIM TEAM May 21 to July 19

Resident registration fee is $20 (includes t-shirt if signed

up by 5/10). Starting May 11, the resident fee will be $30.

New parent orientation meeting on Monday, May 14 at

7:00 pm in the Recreation Center. Parents register at the

recreation center and pay fee; then, you should

register on the Eagles website: www.EvendaleEagles.org

as a participant. Volunteer positions are made available

late on the evening of May 14 and filled on a first come,

first serve. Every family is required to volunteer.

Practices start Monday, May 21 after school. Morning

practices start Monday, June 4. Suit fitting/ordering

happens in the Recreation Center on May 21, 4:00-

6:00pm.

“New” swimmers should be comfortable and confident in

the water on their own. The swimmer will need to be able

to enter the water on their own and maneuver in an inde-

pendent manner past the flags. Full evaluation dates and

details online.

SWIM LESSON PROGRAM by SwimSafe Pool Mgmt. Session 1 – June 4-7; June 11-14

Times: 10:00am, 10:30am, or 11:15am

Session 2 – June 18-21; June 25-28

Times: 10:00am, 10:30am, or 11:15am

Session 3 – June 18-21; June 25-28

Times: 5:30pm, or 6:00pm

Please note: you will be registered into a specific class

time and level during registration. Each lesson is a ½ hour

in length. MIN: 3 / MAX: 6

Each session fee is $15 per child, if registered, by 5/29.

After May 29th, the fee per child is $20.

Inclement weather note: classes may be cancelled due to

inclement weather. If thunder or lightening is in our area

within 15 minutes before the start of class, the class will

be cancelled. The Recreation Center will email the

families notifying them of the cancellation. There is no

make-up for the first class cancelled, by inclement

weather. Thereafter, a cancelled class(es) will be made up

on Friday(s) during the specific session.


ENRICHING KIDZ BETTER BABY

SITTERS June 18 and 20, 12:00pm – 4:30pm

(Min 6, Max 25) (GRADES 5-8)

$85 per person

Enriching Kidz will again conduct our

babysitting course. Participants will

learn sitter professionalism, im-

portant safety information, choking

and CPR, how to handle emergen-

cies, first aid, creative problem solv-

ing, infant and toddler care and how

to create a marketing plan. Partici-

pants are asked to bring a snack.

MISS MARLENA’S WONDERFUL

WORLD OF ART (Min 5, Max 15 ea.) (GRADES 1-8)

Grades 1-4

Thursdays, 1:30 – 2:30 PM

Grades 5-8

Thursdays, 2:45 – 3:45 PM

June 7, 14, 21, 28, and July 12

$50 per person

Students will create a variety of art-

works; drawing, painting and sculp-

ture while diving into color and get-

ting their hands dirty. This is a hands-

on, active class, with lots of activity.

Students are encouraged to exhibit

their artwork at the Cultural Arts Cen-

ter’s Big Art Party on Friday, August

10. Register at the Recreation Center

Front Desk.

Instructor: Marlena Hebenbstreit

Kottmeyer

ENSEMBLE THEATER

COMPANY’S SUMMER ACTOR

WORKSHOPS Wednesdays, 1:00 – 2:30 PM

(MIN 5, MAX 25) (AGES 7-14) June 6, 13, 20, 27, July 11 & 18

$60 per person

Teaching artists will focus on the

different tools of acting (on stage

exercises, voice, movement,

character development, theatrical

sciences). Youth will be split into 2

age groups and rotate through

activities as needed. Register at the

Recreation Center Front Desk.

TWEENS AND TEENS FLOW YOGA Mondays, 2:30 – 3:30 PM

(MIN 8, MAX 30) (AGES 10-14)

June 4, 11, 18, 25, July 9 & 16

$30 per person

Yoga can provide tools to help teens

deal with daily stress through

learning to use their breath to relax

while building self-esteem, strength

and flexibility. Must bring your own

yoga mat. Register at the Recreation

Center Front Desk.

Evendale All Pro Football Camp – by Jump Start Sports Baseball Field #3

(outfield grass area)

June 4th - July 16th (No Class 7/2)

Mondays, 1:15 PM – 2:15 PM

Fee: $50

Evendale All Pro Football Camp:

Campers learn pass patterns, pass

defense and other aspects of football

in this fun program that emphasizes

sportsmanship and teamwork.

Teams play games all week and

compete in a fun “Super Bowl” on

the last day of camp on July 16 at

2:00 pm (parents welcome to

attend).

“L-E-T-S GO” Cheerleading Camp – by Jump Start Sports Baseball Field #3


Ages: K - 6th Grade (must be 6)

Mondays, June 4th - July 16th

(No Class 7/2)

1:15 PM – 2:15 PM

Fee: $50

Cheerleaders will learn a variety of

cheers, jumps, kicks and move-

ments. We’ll also play fun cheerlead-

ing games and learn a cheer

dances. Cheerleaders will decorate

tees to wear and pom-poms to use at

an exhibition on the last day of camp

on July 16 at 2:00 pm (parents are

welcome to attend the exhibition).

Evendale Olympics Camp – by Jump Start Sports

Baseball Field #3


Ages: 1 - 6th Grade (must be 6)

Mondays, June 4th - July 16th

(No Class 7/2)

2:30 PM – 3:30 PM

Fee: $50

Children are grouped by age and di-

vided into countries to learn about

and compete in all types of Olympic

sports! The Olympic spirit and true

sportsmanship are emphasized

throughout the week. Campers also

learn about the culture and history of

their adopted country and make a

flag to carry during the "Closing Cere-

monies" and "Presentation of Med-

als" (parents are welcome to attend).

College Days Sports Camp – by Jump Start Sports

Baseball Field #3



Thursdays, June 7th - July 19th

(no class 7/5)

2:30 PM – 3:30 PM

Fee: $50

Sports offered this week include bas-

ketball, soccer, lacrosse, flag foot-

ball, street hockey and more! We will

feature a different sport each day

and will play fun, low-key games for

school pride! The children will also

learn fun facts about their chosen

college, and will make school T-shirts

and pennants to wear and display at

“Graduation” (parents welcome to

attend).

The Skills Academy

– with Sherwin Anderson

June 1 & 2 – Friday and Saturday

$75–residents by May 24.

Non-residents may register starting

May 7 if space allows for $85.

Limit of 20 kids per time.

2nd – 5th grade 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.

6th—8th grade 11:00 – Noon

Two day skill development camp

teaching kids the fundamentals of

the game.

SUMMER SPECIALITY CLASSES Participants do not have to be enrolled in the Fun in the Sun camp to sign-up.

(Fun in the Sun staff will take kids to and from classes, including the Cultural Arts Center classes and golf camp.)


Ultimate Warrior Camp 2018 – by Jump Start Sports

Baseball Field #3



Thursdays, June 7th-July 19th

(no class 7/5)

When: 1:15 PM – 2:15 PM

Fee: $50

Fitness, fun and “Survivor” type team

challenges! Age-appropriate and safe

activities specifically designed to

challenge, inspire, and excite. Games

and tasks include obstacle courses,

relays, tug-of-war, and many other fun

activities designed to teach coopera-

tion and teamwork while developing

self-esteem.

ARCHERY CAMP - by Gold Medal Archery

Mondays June 4 to July 16

(no class 7/2)

$20 per person

7-9 year olds 1:45 - 2:30 p.m.

(max. 12)

10 and older 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.

(max. 15)

USA Archery certified instructors will

teach how to properly handle archery

equipment, proper shooting stances,

safety procedures of an archery

range, and how to properly shoot and

aim the bow while HAVING FUN. All

equipment will be provided.

BASKETBALL CAMP WITH

TRAINER SHERWIN ANDERSON

Tuesdays - June 5 – July 17

12:30 – 1:15 PM 1st – 2nd grade

1:15 – 2:15 PM 3rd – 5th grade

2:15 – 3:15 PM 6th – 8th grade

Min. 4 each time

$30 per person

Players of all skills are welcome –

beginners are encouraged to sign up!

KIDS RUN THE REC RUNNING

CLUB

Thursdays - June 7 – July 19

(no camp on 7/5)

8:30 – 9:15 AM 7-9 year olds

9:45 – 10:45 AM 10-13 year olds

Times may be combined depending

on numbers.

Fee: Free but registration is

required. Lifestyle Essentials, LLC

staff will teach the basics of running,

while having fun! Start with running/

walking & be running two miles by the

last class!

GOLF CAMP–Drive, Chip & Putt-Putt

Wednesdays, June 6 – July 18

(no camp 7/4)

1:00 – 2:00 PM

$75 per person

8 years old – 8th grade

(Min. 6, Max. 12)

(if 1st camp fills – 2:30-3:30 will be

offered) Players of all skills are

welcome! The camp is an introduc-

tion to the game of golf, basic swing

techniques and proper fundamentals.

Camp is comprised of three main

areas of focus: full swing, short game

& putting. Golf clubs and range balls

will be available for use. (Fun in the

Sun staff will transport kids to Etters

Custom Golf Center, bring water bot-

tles) Trainers: PGA Apprentices David

Mullins & David Hartke

________________________

Fabulous Friday Fieldtrips

for FunShines Entering 1st – Entering 8th Grades;

1st Graders enrolled in SunBeams are

not eligible for trips.

(max 100 per trip)

Main Event Bowling, W. Chester Friday June 8th

Sign-up deadline June 6

$15 per person

Includes two hours of party bowl and

shoe rental. Socks must be worn by

all participants. Please eat lunch be-

forehand. Kids may bring up to

$10.00 for concessions however the

video game area will not be

accessible.

Meet in the Gym: 11:45 AM

Return to Baxter Park: 3:00 PM

Pump it Up, West Chester Friday June 15th


$10 per person

WAIVER NEEDED AT SIGN-UP.

Available at the Front Desk. Includes

two hours of fun in the inflatable are-

nas. Socks must be worn by all par-

ticipants. Please eat lunch

beforehand.



Lazer Kraze, Mason Friday June 22nd


$15 per person

ELECTRONIC WAIVER NEEDED. Info

will be sent. Includes three games of

laser tag and 20 minutes in the tram-

poline park. Socks must be worn by

all participants. Please eat lunch

beforehand. Kids may bring up to

$10.00 for concessions and arcade

games.



Splash Cincinnati, Sharonville Friday June 29th


$15 per person

Includes two and a half hours of play

at the indoor waterpark. All

participants must bring swimsuits &

towels. Please eat lunch beforehand.

Kids may bring up to $10.00 for

concessions and video games.



Skatetown USA, West Chester Friday July 13th

Sign-up deadline July 11

$10 per person

Includes two hours of roller skating

and skate rental. Socks must be

worn by all participants. Please eat

lunch beforehand. Kids may bring up

to $10.00 for concessions and video

games.



End of Summer Pool Party Thursday July 19th 12pm-2pm

Sign-up deadline July 18

$2 per person

(Adult MUST attend with children)

Come for pizza, snacks, music & fun

with your fun in the sun friends as we

say good-bye to another great

summer!

Ladies Summer Team Tennis -

FRIDAYS Participants MUST be able to sustain

a baseline rally, serve consistently,

and be able to score. Very important

for all ladies to attend practices in

MAY for this reason.

YOU MUST BE ABLE TO PLAY ON FRI-

DAY MORNINGS TO BE ON THE TEAM.

Practices are strictly for women who

play in the matches on Friday morn-

ings.

Practices run April 30 – May 30

(no class on 5/28)

Fee: $60

Mondays & Wednesdays

5:30 – 7:00p.m. and

Thursdays 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.

Ladies Summer practice schedule:

June 4 – Aug. 1:

Mondays & Wednesdays

5:30 -7:00 p.m. and 7:00 – 8:30p.m.

and Thursdays 10- Noon

Ladies Post-Season Mon & Wed 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.

Pre-Registered one week prior to

start $40 or $35 for Session II, $10

will be added within one week of

class.

Session I: Aug 6 – 29 $40

Session II: Sept. 5 – 26 $35

ADULT SUMMER TENNIS:

Cardio - Workout while having fun.

9-10/10:30 a.m. Saturdays

$32/Resident/ $40 Non-Resident

Walk In Fee: $10 Res./$12 NR

June 9, 16, 23 & 30

July 7, 14, 21 & 28

August 4, 11, 18 & 25

***If you miss one of the four for

each month, you may carry over to

next session.

Adult Lessons:

$30 Residents/ $42 Non-Residents

Session I: June 4– 20 6 sessions

Session II: June 25 – July 25

(no class on July 4 $45 res and $55/

non-res.) Nine sessions

Session III: 8/7 – 8/23 T & TH only

8:30-10:00 Six sessions

Session IV: 8/28 – 9/13 T & TH only

8:30-10:00 Six sessions

Minimum of four participants needed

three days prior to first class or class

may be combined to 8:00 a.m. or

cancelled.

Beginner

8:00 – 9:00 a.m. Mon. & Wed.

Adv. Beg./Intermediate

8:00 – 9:00 a.m. Tues & Thurs.

Men’s & Ladies Intermediate &

Above NIGHTS

June 5 – August 2 Thursdays

$5/night

6:30 – 7:30 Instruction with Adam

7:30 – 9:00 Match Play

USTA Youth Team Tennis

Program 6/4/18 – 7/30/18

Mondays - on separate courts

Entering Grades 1-3

4:15 – 5:15 p.m.

Entering Grades 4-6

4:15 – 5:15 p.m.

Resident Fee: $50

Non-resident Fee: $75

The children will be placed on teams,

average of six per team (co-ed), and

they will compete each week against

another team in the program.

Each participant receives:

Racquet, foam ball & uniform t-shirt

USTA Goodie Bag

Eight session program with team

party on 7/30

Instruction

REGISTER ONLINE:

www.MidwestTeamTennis.com

USTA DEADLINE: 5/13/18

Jr. Tennis Team News

Practices start after school on May 9

5/9 – 5/31 M & W 4:15 – 5:15 p.m.

Summer Practice starts June 5:

Boys: T & TH 11:15 – 12:15 p.m.

Girls: M & W 11:15 – 12:15 p.m.

Matches are played in June & July

1:00 – 4:30 p.m. Girls on Tuesdays,

Boys on Wednesdays.

Players to test their skills against

other players from around Cincinnati.

Players must have intermediate skills

and be able to sustain a baseline ral-

ly, serve consistently, and be able to

score. Players may not be ranked

tournament players. This league if for

beginning tournament/recreational

players. If you child does not meet

the above standards, the pro may

suggest lessons for a season prior to

joining the team. Communication

between instructors and parents/

players will be stressed. Children that

want to play in matches must make

an effort to be at all practices. Par-

ents should communicate any ab-

sences to instructor. All kids that

make this effort will be given match

play opportunities.

Registration Deadline: May 1

$40 Residents (sorry non-residents

are not eligible for teams)

Weekly Pizza & Play

June 1 – August 3

Fridays 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.

Ages 9-16 year olds

pay at the court

Residents: $8/night

Non-residents: $12/night

Youth Tennis Lessons Session I: June 4 – 21 (9 classes)

Session II: June 25 – July 25

(no class July 4)

Evendale continues teaching the

USTA Standards for 10 and Under!

Check it out at

www.10andUnderTennis.com

***Three days again this year–

Monday, Wednesday & Thursday***

Lessons are held on Mondays and

Wednesdays! Thursdays will be match

play and FUN!

Rainout Day will automatically be

Tuesdays at the same times.

Ages 5-8 8:45 – 9:30 a.m.

Ages 9-10 8:45 – 9:30 a.m.

Ages 11-12 9:30 – 10:15 a.m.

Ages 13 & Older 10:15 – 11:15 a.m.

Fees: $27 residents/ $36 Non-Res.

(Session II - $24/Residents/$32 for

non-residents)

PRIVATE LESSONS

Talk to your instructor directly while at

the court; or contact Kristen Maiden

at the Recreation Center to have help

with arranging private lessons.

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TENNIS 2018

http://www.MidwestTeamTennis.com

http://www.10andUnderTennis.com

Group Fitness Class Schedule

May 1 - 31

Monday Tuesday Wed. Thursday Friday Saturday

Yoga 8:30-9:30a

Sheri

Cardio & Strength 9:30-11:00a

Lisa

Cardio & Strength 9:30-11:00a

Lisa

Spin 8:30-9:15a

Amy

Barre

10:00 – 11:00a Amy

Barre

10:00 – 11:00a Amy

Yoga 9:15-10:15a

Sandy

Muscle Combo 9:30-10:30a

Amy

Core Form & Function 6:00 – 6:30p

Ericka

Core Form & Function 6:00 – 6:30p

Ericka

Hardcore Shred 6:30-7:30p

Ericka

KickBOOTY Camp 6:30-7:30p

Ericka

Yoga

Roger

Tae Kwon

Mike

Yoga for Stress Relief 7:45 – 8:45 p

Ericka

Tae Kwon

Mike

Pilates 8:05-8:55p

Sindy

DanceBlast 7:30-8:30p

Lisa S.

Participants that enroll in 2 of Ericka’s classes get 50% off 2nd class.

Unlimited Ericka Classes - $75/month

Cardio & Strength Lisa M. $10.00/class - pay monthly $14.00 walk-in

Evening Yoga Roger $7.00/class res., $9/class NR -pay monthly $10.00 walk-in

Tae Kwon Do Mike 1 person $25.00/person/monthly 2 or more in the family $20.00 each

Muscle Combo Amy $6.50/class- pay monthly Sat $8.00 walk-in

Spin Amy $6.50/class- pay monthly $8.00 walk-in

Barre Amy $6.50/class- pay monthly T or TH $8.00 walk-in

Yoga Sandy $7.00/class - pay monthly $10.00 walk-in

Yoga Sheri $7.00/class - pay monthly $8.00 walk-in

Pilates Sindy $7.00/class - pay monthly $8.00 walk-in

POUND Stephanie $8/Class – pay monthly Min. 2 $10 walk-in

DanceBlast Lisa S. sign-up at www.danceblastinfo.com

HITT Bootcamp Libby $10.00/class - pay monthly $12.00 walk-in

HardCore ShredFunction*** Ericka $40.00/month/class $10.00 walk-in

KickBOOTY Camp*** Ericka $40.00/month/class $10.00 walk-in

Yoga for Stress Relief*** Ericka $40.00/month/class $10.00 walk-in

Core Form & Function*** Ericka $40.00/month -includes M & W $5.00 walk-in

Cycle Core (Spin Core) *** Ericka $40.00/month/class $10.00 walk-in

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IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Administration Office 563-2244

Director of Administration 956-2666

Building Department 956-2665

Tax Department 563-2671

Village Clerk 563-2244

Cultural Arts Center 563-1350

Fire Department 563-2248

Gorman Heritage Farm 563-6663

Police Department 563-2249

Recreation Department 563-2247

Pool 563-2246

Weather Hotline 956-2667

Service Department 563-4338

Republic (Trash Service) 771-4200

Chamber of Commerce 383-7034

Website: www.EvendaleOhio.org

Village of Evendale, Ohio -

Recreation, Administration and Cultural Arts.

Evendale Emergency Services -

Police, Fire and the Service Department.

10500 Reading Road

Evendale, Ohio 45241

Did You Know…

Memorial Day or Decoration Day is a federal holiday for

remembering the people who died while serving in our country’s

armed forces. Memorial Day is not to be confused With

Veteran’s Day. Memorial Day is a day of remembering the men

and women who died while serving, whereas Veteran’s Day

celebrates the service of all U.S. military veterans.

The practice of decorating soldier’s graves with flowers is an age

-old custom. Today many volunteers place an American flag on

each grave in national cemeteries every Memorial Day. Some

believe that an annual cemetery decoration practice began

before the Civil War and may have been the beginning of the

Memorial Day holiday.

Many people consider Memorial Day as the unofficial beginning

of summer.

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