Experience the mishaps and missed cues of playing director and actor from auditions to opening night in this riotous tribute to the gentle art of slapstick comedy. A director is blackmailed into directing the next show and casts actors for a large production, the only production in town. Actor hopefuls flex their acting muscle, stage managers grumble, the sound designer sounds off, and the rumors gossip and secrets truly-madly-hilariously unleash utter chaos in the imperfect, backstabbingly funny backstage comedy that barely scratches the surface.

Pickleball is a mixture of badminton, tennis, and racquet ball. Fun for all ages.

Equipment will be provided.

Wear non-marking tennis shoes.

All adult Gates Mills residents are welcome.

Never played before? We'll teach you.

Granite City Food and Brewery at Legacy Village. Located between Dick's Sporting and Crate and Barrel

Brewery Tour, Brew Master Q & A, Beer Sampling, Appetizers

$20/person for Community Club Members & Spouse ($40 a couple): Pay at the door

$30/person for Non-Members & Spouse ($60 a couple): Pay at the door.

Please RSVP by Oct. 5th to kwbroome@me.com or 440-251-2489

Luncheon & Presentation by Kristin Kirkpatrick where you will learn the 5 simple principles of eating healthy.

RSVP to 440 -423-1245 by Monday, October 19th.

Non-members and guests welcome with a $10 luncheon fee

Luncheon Committee:  Barb Bletcher, Cathy DiVincenzo, Janet Kirschenbaum and Nancy Wright.

Join us for this free event as Dr. Esselstyn and Ann Crile Esselstyn present the advantages of a plant based diet. The groundbreaking program has proven that a change in diet can combat heart disease.

To register call 216-448-0085 or online at www.clevelandclinic.org/letsmoveit.

A double elimination "Fun" tournament.

Register at Wildcat Sport & Fitness front desk //           http://www.mayfieldschools.org/Downloads/2015%20Pickleball%20Flyer%20Tournament.pdf

Registration deadline:  Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Neighborhood trick-or-treating is from 6pm to 8pm on October 31st.

SAFETY TIPS

• Supervise the outing for children under age 12.
• Make full use of flashlights and glow sticks.
• Wear clothing that is bright, reflective, and flame retardant.
• Avoid masks that can obstruct a child's vision.
• Inspect all candy before allowing children to eat it.

Prize for BEST COSTUME!!!!

Complimentary Hot Dogs, pizza, games, hayrides, prizes and treats.

Outback Ray with exotic animals at 7:15 p.m.

Call Dr. Douglas Webb or Joycelyn Brogley at 440-423-0245 with questions.