CANTON SOUTH Helen Trompower 330-484-5293, Fax 330-484-0113 *
CANTON SOUTH
Helen Trompower
330-484-5293,
Fax 330-484-0113
* Anniversaries this week will be celebrated by Jim and Mary Lou Loutzenheiser, Jim and Grace Thomas and Jim and Kathi Thouvenin.
* Birthdays this week will be marked by Jean Stewart, Samantha Gill, Nate Ray, Nathan Guilliouma, Jon Brunner, Ed Bowles, Beryl Peine, Tammy Dale, Stephanie Kohring, Curtis Schleappi, Megan Kruger, Andrew Pachuta III, Jeff Schleappi, Doug Covert and Joe Scarpino.
* Get well wishes to Dave Bowman.
* The Stark County Safety Council held its monthly luncheon meeting on Oct. 13 in Meyers Lake Moonlight Ballroom. The speaker was Ron Blasiman, owner of Blasiman Fire Equipment. His topic was fire extinguishers and exit and emergency light regulations. The October Spotlight Company was The Reserves Network which is a regional staffing service for the office, industrial, professional and technical markets. The Reserves Network has received multiple honors for outstanding sales growth and management excellence. The company is a 13-time winner of the Weatherhead 100 Award for fastest growing companies in Northeast Ohio; a ten-time recipient of the NorthCoast 99 Award, honoring the best companies to work for in Northeast Ohio; and an eight-time NEO Success Award winner, recognizing top-performing companies in Northeast Ohio. The Nov. 10 meeting will feature Gary Chaddock, retired line supervisor for American Electric Power of Ohio. His topic will be "Don't be shocked! Be aware of electrical hazards in the workplace." The November spotlight company will be CTC Technologies, LLC.
History Center gets 'groovy' in November with tie-dye, vintage vinyl and peace ...
Experience the music, the good, the bad and the cheesy, that provided the backbeat for one of the most tumultuous years in U.S. history.
Join event host, The Current’s Bill DeVille, for live interviews with veteran rock critic Jon Bream, Badfinger’s Joey Molland and Mint Condition’s Stokley Williams on the impact and legacy of the era’s music.
Kick back in the 1968 Music Lounges with DJ’s“Crap From the Past’s” Ron “Boogiemonster” Gerber, “Cosmic Slop’s” Chuck and Joel, Jake Rudh and Danny Sigelman. Celebrate the classics from 1968 like the Beatles’ White Album, Van Morrison’s Astral Weeks, Johnny Cash’s Live at Folsom Prison and Jimi Hendrix’s Electric Ladyland. Contemplate Bobby Goldsboro’s “Honey”, Frank Sinatra singing Beatles covers and the quirky single, “Yummy, Yummy, Yummy” by Ohio Express. Vote in the 1968 Musical Election for Best Album, Worst Artist, Greatest British Import and more.
Tour the 1968 exhibit with a psychedelic musical backdrop provided by “First Communion Afterparty.” Then stop by the record boutique and shop for vintage vinyl from Electric Fetus (founded in 1968).
