· Create a shadowbox of the shells collected on the beach.
· Make a collage of items collected from a special trip.
· Create a special thanks for your vacation host.
support the Special Olympics of
Ohio.
certified personal trainer Larry Te-
dor will attempt to add his name
to the Guinness Book of World
Records for performing the most
burpees in a one-minute time pe-
riod. Tedor will be looking to break
Lee Ryan's world record of 46
burpees, performing each burpee
according to the strict Guinness
World Records guidelines.
activities and games and serve
as a fundraiser for the Special
Olympics of Ohio, which provides
year-round sports training and
competition opportunities for
children and adults with intellec-
tual disabilities. The state chapter
has approximately 200 member
organizations and more than
23,000 athletes who are in training
and competition.
the community," said Tedor, who
opened AMP Fitness in 2009. "Our
family has been affected by Down
syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism
spectrum disorder and learning
differences, so partnering with
the Special Olympics is a natural
fit. This started out as an Olym-
tion day, but decided we wanted
to make it bigger so that we could
support a great cause."
ties are available at three levels
bronze, silver and gold with
recognition on AMP's website
and social media pages, signage
at the event and sponsors' logos
on event T-shirts all available,
depending on the sponsorship
level.
sis, will also be accepted, with 100
percent of the money raised going
to the Special Olympics of Ohio.
Cleveland, thank AMP Fitness and
the Tedor Family for their tremen-
dous support of our program,"
said spokesman Jeff Vermillion.
"The training and competition
opportunities for our 4,000 ath-
letes in the Greater Cleveland area
would not be possible without the
ongoing support of local business-
es, partners and friends of Special
Olympics."
you can support the event, call
AMP Fitness at 216.831.3674 or
email info@ampfitness.com. AMP
Fitness is located at 23436 Com-
merce Park in Beachwood.
nized by The National Association of Entrepreneur-
ship for her entrepreneurial skills. Wolk received the
organization's socially exceptional "Building and
Serving Community" award at its NAE 250 Awards
Program on May 27. This award recognizes Wolk
free enterprise.
requests. A one-hour format was designed to
address a diverse range of interests. Rabbi Rob-
ert Nosanchuk, Senior Rabbi at Anshe Chesed
Fairmount Temple, is a well-known figure, active
in the secular community as well as a religious
Stratton House ground-floor Social Room at 22655 Chagrin Bou-
levard, Beachwood. Condo residents and non-residents alike are
welcome, but be sure to reply to clarkelbertw@yahoo.com or call
216.417.5244 to guarantee adequate seating as capacity is limited.
Refreshments will be served.
Palace was one of Downtown Cleveland's premier movie theaters.
Each film is shown on a massive 20' high x 47' wide screen using an
original 35mm reel-to-reel projector operated by a skilled projectionist.
And to top it off, even the ticket prices are retro at just $5 per person.
For the complete lineup, visit www.playhousesquare.org/cinema.
Tickets are available at the Playhouse Square Ticket Office, by phone at
216.241.6000 and online at www.playhousesquare.org/cinema.