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Warren Kiwanis to host
annual golf outing

The Warren Kiwanis Club will hold its 11^th annual Children's Rehabilitation Center/Warren Kiwanis Charity Golf Outing on Friday, June 6 at the Tamer Win Golf & Country Club in Cortland.  The day will begin with a 10 a.m. shotgun start.  Early sign-in will be available at 9 a.m.
"A fantastic day of golf, food, prizes and fun will be in store for our participants," said Mark Beard, one of the outing co-chairs. 
"The Kiwanis priority is young children, so half the proceeds from this charity outing are annually donated to the Children's Rehabilitation Center in Warren to continue their fine work, and the other half supports the Kiwanis Club in its community service."
The outing is a four-person scramble format.  The $70 per player cost includes:
· 18 holes of golf with riding cart
· Lunch & beverages on the course
· Steak dinner in the pavilion
· Special hole-in-one prize (2008 vehicle donated by Cole Valley Motors)
· Opportunity to win a variety of prizes
The outing is limited to 32 teams.  Non-metal spikes are required. 
Outing applications or hole sponsorship information ($100 each) are available by contacting Howard Agueda at (330) 394-5280, or Mark Beard at (330) 856-6200.
Many thanks to Cole Valley Motors for continuing as an event sponsor for this
annual outing.  We are pleased to welcome First Place Bank Community Foundation as a new event sponsor.
Team registrations must be paid & postmarked by May 16.  Complimentary outing shirts (M-XXL) are available to those who meet the registration deadline.
Send applications & fees to Warren Kiwanis, P.O. Box 891, Warren, OH  44482.
To learn more about the Warren Kiwanis Club, visit  www.warrenkiwanis.org.

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HHS Prom set for May 3

This year's HHS prom, Magical Moments, is at Ciminero's in Niles on Saturday, May 3. The cost is $45 for an HHS student and $50 for an out-of- school student. The out-of-school student has to be 19 years old --not older than this. Tickets must be purchased by April 24. The festivities start at 4 p.m. at the high school Media Center with formal pictures by Memory Lane. At 4:30 p.m. students will line up for Promenade. After this the King and Queen will be crowned. Students are then to be at Ciminero's no earlier than 6:50 p.m.. The dance is over at 11 p.m..

VFW Post 7200 to hold
famous swiss steak dinner

Come and enjoy the famous swiss steak supper with mashed potatoes at the West Farmington FVW Post 7200 on May 10 from 4-6 p.m. Adults $7, Children 6-12 $35.0 Preschoolers are free. Carry-outs are always available.

TAG's first ever exchange art show

The Trumbull Art Gallery and Cuyahoga Valley Art Center are collaborating to present their first EXCHANGE ART SHOW.  Through the efforts of Linda Nye, director of CVAC and Marie Dippolito from TAG, plans have been formulated for an exchange of both judges and artworks for an EXCHANGE EXPO ART SHOW.
One of the Trumbull Art Gallery's many endeavors is to expand and reach out to our neighboring art galleries for the exchange of ideas, talent and programs. The exchange show will provide artists from both galleries an opportunity to expand their world of art by exhibit their artistic works to a different audience.
Artists will bring their works to their local art centers where they will be judged for entry into the show by a judge from the other participating gallery.  The selected works will then be transported to the exchange gallery where they will be on exhibit from April 27 to May 24, 2008.
The show will be juried for selection by exchanging a judge from each art center.  A judge from CVAC will judge TAG's show and a judge form TAG will judge CVAC's show.  Sally Heston from Cuyahoga Falls will judge the pieces from the TAG artists. Chris Leeper from Youngstown, will judge the pieces from CVAC artists.
Two receptions will be held.  One on Sunday, April 27 from 3-5 at TAG and one at CVAC on May, 4 from 3-5.  Artists and friends are welcome and encouraged to attend both.
We hope that this will be the start of future exchange shows with other neighboring art galleries. We are excited and eager to present this Exchange Expo.
Both galleries are open to the public and we welcome you to come and view this exciting show.  TAG's hours are Tuesday through Saturday 12 to 4pm.  CVAC's hours are Monday through Friday 9-5pm; however, the last day of the show, Saturday, May 24th , CVAC will be open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Trumbull County announces 4-H Camp Counselors

Summer is almost here and Trumbull County 4-H is busy preparing for another fun filled week of 4-H Camp this August!  4-H Camps are planned and coordinated by older 4-H teen leaders called 4-H Camp Counselors.  This year's 4-H Camp Counselors are:
Nina Baumgartner, Farmdale; Monica Boorn, N. Bloomfield; Megan Brainard, Kinsman; Jenna DePizzo, Cortland; Jamie Doran, Farmdale; Joshua Estes, N. Bloomfield; Kirsten Hacker, Bristolville; Zachary Heavener, N. Bloomfield; Sarah Holland, Bristolville; Keri Kazimer, Newton Falls; Joshua Kramer, Diamond; Michael Marshall, Cortland; Katie Mathews, Kinsman; Amber McMinn, Farmdale; Angela Montgomery, Newton Falls; Shannon Montgomery, Newton Falls; Vincent Murphy, Cortland; Sam Peigowski, Cortland; Alyson Pierce, Warren; Lindsey Ritenour, Lake Milton; Nicholas Rolfe-Crawford, Warren; Marcy Rufener, Burghill; Travis Sapp, Kinsman; Thomas Shay, Newton Falls; Sarah Smith, Fowler; Joseph Spletzer, Warren; Adam Thiry, Newton Falls; Courtney Thornton, Cortland; Lauren Thornton, Cortland.
This year's theme is a western one called "Survivor: Hawaiian Style".  Trumbull County 4-H camp is open to any young person between the ages 9 and 14 years old.  Campers do not need belong to 4-H - the camp is open to everyone!  4-H members and non 4-Her's are invited to camp!
4-H Camp provides an outdoor classroom where young people have a chance to learn skills in outdoor living, recreation, leadership development, decision-making, and most of all - have lots of fun!  Programs at camp include educational and recreational activities like fishing, canoeing, hiking, crafts, conservation, archery, riflery, and swimming.  Special programs including campfires, dances, a scavenger hunt, team activities and more will also be offered to campers.  Young people live in cabins consisting of 10-12 campers and teen counselors.
Trumbull County 4-H Camp will be held July 27 - August 2 at Camp Whitewood, located in Windsor, OH (Ashtabula County).  Cost for camp this year is $200, which includes three meals a day and a snack prepared in accordance with sound nutritional guidelines, lodging in cabins with bunk beds, restrooms with flush toilets & showers near by, and activities and crafts.  Registration applications can be obtained from the OSU Extension Office, located at 520 W. Main St. Suite 1 in Cortland, 44410, 330-638-6783 or by going online to http://trumbull.osu.edu/4H/camp  Registration applications are due Thursday, July 3 with a $75 deposit.  Scholarship opportunities are also available.For more information about Trumbull County's 4-H Camp, contact Michelle Adkins at 330-638-6783.

You can see all of Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County adoptable pets at www.petfinder.com or at www.awltc.org. The pets can be adopted at 545 Brunstetter Road SW, Warren or call the shelter at 330-394-4122.

Coco is a cute female beagle, she loves everyone and will fit into any home. Coco is about 2 years old.
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Angie a a sweet female calico cat, she is about 3 years old and loves to play, or cuddle, whichever you
prefer.