GOLDEN CIPHERS, INC.

INSPIRATIONAL WHISPERS OF CHANGE

PRESENTS

HOLIDAY BAZAAR

WHEN: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2009 AND

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2009

TIME: EACH DAY:  11:00 a.m. TO 7:OO P.M.

ADDRESS: 5704 BROADWAY, (ONE BLOCK AWAY FROM 55^TH)

*FREE PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING

COME AND SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR HOLIDAY GIFTS, KWANZAA ZAWADI AND  SPECIAL GIFTS FOR YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS!

ITEMS WILL BE PRICED FROM $1 TO $ 50

RELAXATION STATION ~ $1.00 PER MINUTE MASSAGES (10 MIN. MINUMIM)

LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED

PLEASE CONTACT:  PAMELA HUBBARD @ 216-574-4888

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

K.N.O.W.L.E.D.G.E. Youth Organization Invites You to our Pre-Holiday Affair

When: Saturday December 19^th, 2009

Time: 6:00pm-11:00pm

Where: Karlin Hall 5304 Fleet Ave.

There will be Music, Food, Families, Fun, Presents &

much more!!!

Everyone is welcome and we insist that you come and bring your families and friends with you to have a GREAT kick-off for the Holidays.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS!!!

For more information please contact Joyce Hood at (216)441-7977

 or at Jhoodknowledge@aol.com

Fax No. (216)341-0226

Supported by the CAVALRY Motorcycle club

News Advisory

Mayor Jackson Announces Thanksgiving Holiday Meal Site Locations to Aid Area Needy

CLEVELAND – Mayor Frank G. Jackson, Honorary Co-Chair of Greater Cleveland’s annual “Harvest for Hunger” Food Drive, has asked the City’s Food Drive Chairman to work with the local hunger agencies to prepare a list of meal site locations for Cleveland’s print, radio, and television media.  This effort will help ensure that Cleveland families who are working hard to survive the tough economic climate can receive a Thanksgiving meal.

Program hours and locations may change.  For complete information, call United Way’s 211-First Call for Help at 216/436-2000.  This line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including Christmas.

The Thanksgiving Holiday meal site locations follow below.

CATHOLIC HUNGER & SHELTER NETWORK

For more information, and to volunteer/donate, please call 216/781-5530

St Augustine’s Church, 2486 W. 14^th St., will serve a complete meal on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26th, 2009, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the church grounds as well as other locations within the City of Cleveland.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

St. Augustine’s is offering Thanksgiving Day meals for the 38^th year to any persons in need and to anyone living alone who would enjoy sharing a meal with others.  In addition, the Church will provide transportation to and from the meal as well as deliver meals to homebound people.  Those who wish to register for a meal, need a ride to a meal site, and/or need a meal delivered to them should call St Augustine’s at 216/781-5880, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

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Thanksgiving Day meals will also be served at the following locations:

·        St. Augustine’s Church Halls                     2486 West 14^th St.                          

·        St. Andrew Kim Catholic Church             2310 West 14^th St.

·        St. Luke Episcopal Church                         1349 West 75^th at Lake Ave.

·        St. Colman Church                                 2027 West 85^th St.

·        St. Boniface Church                               3545 West 54^th St.

·        King Kennedy CMHA Estates -                2501 East 59^th St., off Woodland Ave.

        North Building

·        Fifth Christian Church                          14109 Benwood Ave.

·        Rockhill Ministries                                        11739 Kinsman Rd. at Rockhill Church           

·        Lorain Catholic Charities                      203 Eighth St., off  Broadway Ave. and Reid

         Family Center                                                   Lorain, Ohio

(Breakfast 8 a.m. Thanksgiving morning – Not Lunch)

·        OLA/St. Joseph Center                                  2346 West 14^th St. at Kenilworth Rd.

In addition, please note that St. Augustine Church would appreciate donations in order to provide meals for approximately 12,000 individuals on Thanksgiving Day.

HUNGER NETWORK OF GREATER CLEVELAND

For more information, or to volunteer/donate, please call 216/619-8155

Note: Various dates and times.  Locations listed in alphabetical order.

·        Bethany Christian               3940 MLK Dr.                      Wed., Nov. 25           5:30-6:30 p.m.

·        CACCIII                                        17625 Grovewood Ave.       Wed., Nov. 25           5:30-7:00 p.m.

·        Cory Kitchen                             1115 E. 105^th St.                  Thurs., Nov. 26        4:30-5:30 p.m.

·        Community AME                 5805 Lexington Ave.          Wed., Nov 25            4-6 p.m.

·        Dunham Avenue CHC         1629 E.66^th St.                     Sat., Nov. 28             4:30-5:30 p.m.

·        East Glenville                      12651 St. Clair Ave.           Wed., Nov. 25           5:30-6:30 p.m.

         Supper Place

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·        Faith Baptist                        2355 E. 55^th St.                    Wed., Nov. 25       11: a.m.-2:30 p.m.

·        First Beulah                         5708 Woodland Ave.          Tues., Nov. 24       4 - 5 p.m.          

  Baptist Church                                                

·        Imani Church                      1505 E. 260^th St.                  Thurs., Nov. 26        11 a.m.-2 p.m.

·        Lee Memorial                           10512 Bryant Ave.             Thurs., Nov. 19        5 p.m.

·      Morning Star                        10250 Shaker Blvd.            Mon., Nov. 23           3:30-5:30 p.m.

         Baptist Church

·      Mt. Nebo MBC                      12707 Superior Ave.           Thurs., Nov. 26        11 a.m.-1p.m.

·        Northeast Church                8108 Pulaski Ave.              Wed., Nov. 25              4 - 6 p.m.         

   of God

·        Philemon Baptist Church   12618 Shaw Ave.                 Tues., Nov. 24          5 - 6 p.m.

·        Quinn Chapel                       3141 E. 130^th St.                  Fri.., Nov. 20                        3:30-5:30 p.m.

        Supper Club

·        Second Ebenezer                 1881 E. 71^st St.                    Mon., Nov 23            5 - 7 p.m.

   Missionary Baptist Church

·        St. Andrews Episcopal          2171 E. 49^th St.                    Fri., Nov. 20                 5 - 7 p.m.

·        St. James                                     8401 Cedar Rd.                    Sat., Nov. 28                 12 - 2 p.m.

·        Trinity Cathedral                    2230 Euclid Ave.                 Sun., Nov. 22            12 - 1 p.m.

·        Werner Community             2572 Martin Luther           Wed., Nov. 25           12 - 1 p.m.

   Meals                                            King Boulevard                                          

SALVATION ARMY OF GREATER CLEVELAND

For more information, please call 216/623-7467

·        Harbor Light                        1710 Prospect Ave.             Thurs., Nov. 26        11a.m-1 p.m.

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 Saturday, November 14, 2009

from 10 A.M. until 2 P.M. at the Canaan Missionary Baptist Church, 4688 E. 162^nd Street, Cleveland (at the

intersection of E. 162^nd and

Tarkington)

For more information contact:

Joe Crawford, Program Coordinator

New York Life Youth in Governance 4-H Clubs 4-H Youth Development

The Ohio State University Extension, Cuyahoga County

9127 Miles Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44105

Phone: (216) 432-8231   FAX:  (216) 432-3146

“Where is Gina?”

Premier

A Documentary about Gina DeJesus,

Missing for 5 years, and other missing persons

Primera Iglesia Bautisa Hispana de Cleveland

 6800 Denison Avenue Cleveland, Ohio

            Saturday, October 24, 2009,

7-9 pm

Please join us at the premiere of this mind blowing and beautiful documentary about Gina DeJesus, who has been missing since April 2, 2004.  Come and show your support for the families of many other  missing children, and the director, producers and actors who have volunteered their time, resources and talents to create this extremely meaningful documentary about our vanished loved ones.

This film was made with love and from the heart and soul of  Ruben Reyes, director, Tim White, Phillip Deal, and IVM Production, in association with Seaman Garson LLC, they met with the family of Gina DeJesus and asked, “Where is Gina?”  “Where are our children?” Ruben, Philip, Tim, Felix, Nancy, and many more to dramatize how quick a child can disappear, the need for a quick response, the need for unity in the community and law enforcement, and the need for heightened attention by the public to what is happening in and around their neighborhoods. They wanted to create a movie to raise awareness about all of the children who have disappeared into thin air.  Together, with other organizations such as Black on Black Crime, Inc., Survivors/Victims of Tragedy, Inc. and KNOWLEDGE, and the help of other local sponsors, they did make a documentary asking these questions.  We need to raise awareness about the dangers facing our missing children and our children when they are coming home from school, walking to the corner store, visiting friends, etc.  Where is Gina?  Where is Amanda?  Where is Christine?  What happened to them and the others?

We need to find our missing children and adult family members!

There will be time for questions and statements of concern after the premiere.

Please come out and join us!!!

Extended Family

Presents

“Boys II Men”

In collaboration with

THE INTERNATIONAL MEN OF EXCELLENCE

“It is a Continuous Journey in Becoming a Man”

 “We Are Fishing For Greatness”

Lakeview Terrace Community Center

1290 W. 25th

Cleveland, OH 44113

Nov. 7, 2009 10:30- 4:00 p.m.

It’s all Free! Free! Free!

Food, Fun Entertainment, Conversation and Life Lessons

Donations by Urban Kutz and Neighborhood Connections

Contact Persons: Mr. Adam Morgan 216 212-4591 or Office 216 458-2966 Email time.imoe@yahoo.com

Ms. Pat McMillan 216 321-1539

The Division of Recreation is now registering youth for the indoor soccer and co-ed volleyball programs.   

Indoor Soccer is a fun, exciting game where players use the walls as part of the playing field.  Never played before.......that is good, we will teach you.  Become a part of the fun and register now at your local recreation center.  Games begin the week of November 4th.

Co-Ed Volleyball - Learn the fundamentals of the game.  Special co-ed rules are put in place to ensure the fun and safety of all participants.  Uniforms and transportation are provided.  Games begin soon, so register now.

For times and locations visit our website at www.cleveland-oh.gov

also....................................

The Division of Recreation will welcome the United States Air Force Blue Steel Band who will provide a FREE instrumental concert to City of Cleveland residents on October 28th at 6:00 pm at Estrabrook Recreation Center located at 4125 Fulton Rd.

Blue Steel has performed for many inner city youth across the nation, and has most recently been invited to perform at the Browns Stadium and the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame.

Please join us for a night of musical entertainment.

Join us as we join Basheer Jones on a Peace Walk Against Youth Violence

With youth violence on the rise, Basheer Jones steps up to help our young people recognize their own power in ending violence.

Cleveland Ohio, October 16, 2009:  Beginning at East Technical High (2439 East 55^th Street), Basheer Jones along with local community members will walk to Cuyahoga Community College’s Metro Campus (2900 Community College Avenue). After the one mile walk, balloons will be released in honor of our many young people killed violently. Cuyahoga Community College, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. and other organizations will be present to discuss opportunities for young people.

WHO: Basheer Jones

WHAT: Walk Against Youth Violence

WHEN: Friday October 16^th 2009, 3:30pm

WHERE: Starting at East Technical High School (2439 East 55^th Street), ending at Cuyahoga         Community College’s Metro Campus (2900 Community College Avenue)

WHY: To honor those young people killed violently, to show support for young people by giving them access to resources that may help prevent violence.

We respectfully request the presence of our local media. Please contact Kimberly Hill for more information. (216) 849-1972 or khill777@aol.com.

Happy Sweetest Day !!!!

To all from the

K.N.O.W.L.E.D.G.E.

 Youth Organization

Saturday October 17, 2009

K.N.O.W.L.E.D.G.E. Youth Organization

Second Annual Fundraising

The K.N.O.W.L.E.D.G.E. Youth Organization will be hosting its Second Annual Fundraising Event.  The event will be held at the Karlin Hall at 5304 Fleet Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44105, on Saturday, October 3, 2009 from 6:00pm to 10:00pm.  Our guest speaker this year will be the City of Cleveland’s Mayor Frank G. Jackson.  The event will include a showcase of musical talent, raffle items, speakers, food and fun.  We expect over 200 guests at this event held at Karlin Hall.  The purpose of the event is to improve the quality of the youth development and services in the Greater Cleveland area and surrounding community and residents. 

We are asking for sponsorship to provide the K.N.O.W.L.E.D.G.E. Youth Organization with a spectacular event.  We are requesting monetary sponsorship and/or memorabilia for giveaways at the Annual Event.  Proceeds for this event will help to bring services to the youth for educational programs, entertainment, and operational funding for the organization. 

Please contact our office with any questions @ 216-441-7977.  Our office hours are Monday thru Friday 9:00am to 4:00pm.  We are located at 9250 Miles Park Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44105.

Please feel free to contact us any time with questions regarding this event.  Thank you in advance for your sponsorship, support and assistance with our endeavor. 

9127 Miles Avenue

Cleveland, Ohio 44105

You can obtain information on the following learning activities by contacting the Extension office at 216-429-8224.

http://cuyahoga.osu.edu/4-h-youth-development

2009 Cuyahoga County 4-H Program Calendar

September

7       Labor Day --- Office Closed

11-12 State 4-H Trail Ride

12      NYL: All Club Conference

8       Animal Science Committee

October

4-10   National 4-H Week

6       Horse Committee, Berea

10      Outdoor Odyssey, CanalWay     

13      Animal Science Comm., Berea

17      Youth Advisory Committee Youth Summit, Cleveland

November

3       Horse Committee, Berea

7       4-H Fall Festival, Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation

10      Animal Science Comm., Berea

11      Veterans’ Day—Office Closed

14      NYL Clubs: All Club Conference

         4688 East 162  Canaan Missionary Baptist Church

          Collaborative Service Learning Project

20      Volunteer Award Nominations due to County Office

December

12      NYL Clubs: Collaborative Service Learning Project

15      State Animal Science In- Service, Columbus (tentative)

24-25    Christmas Holiday --- 4-H Office Closed

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