Skaneateles resident Dr. Robert Kiltz and CNY Healing Arts Center will be sponsoring a Walk & Talk event at Beaver Lake on September 21, 2008 from noon-3PM.

Event Description:
Dr. Rob will lead participants on a 1.4 mile nature walk on the Deep Woods Trail as he offers an inspirational story that concludes with a powerful message. Also joining Dr. Rob at this event is Elaine Wolf-Steinberg, LMFT, MSW who will be handling participant orientation, and also speaking at the conclusion of the walk. Please join Dr. Rob for this fun and thought provoking event. There will be drinks and snacks afterward at a social reception to be held at the pavilion.

This event is free of charge, and all are welcome to participate! Note that all cars will be charged a vehicle fee of $2 by Beaver Lake when exiting the park.

**Dress in comfortable clothing and footwear.
** Registration is required. Please e-mail events@robertkiltz.com or call Chris Briel at 315.378.7317 to reserve your place at this event.

Event Location:
Beaver Lake Nature Center (meet for orientation at Sensory Garden in front of Visitor Center)
For more information on Beaver Lake visit their website here.
Click on this Mapquest link to find out how to get to Beaver Lake.

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Packwood House was built in 2003 on the site of the old Skaneateles Post Office, Packwood House was named after John Packwood (1824-1890). John Packwood was a highly successful carriage maker in Skaneateles and one of the early owners of the Sherwood Inn – which he had renamed Packwood House in the late 1800’s. It is a contemporary lakeside retreat which offers 19 comfortable guest suites, many of which provide picturesque views of the lake and the village.

Packwood House joins many of our local merchants in Skaneateles, NY in supporting local artists during the monthly First Friday events. Packwood House will feature a different artist each month from 6PM to 9PM on First Friday. You can view the artists work in the lobby.

This month Jurgen Karker’s work will be on display at Packwood House. Read Jurgen’s Bio below:

Jurgen Karker
Charcoal and Pencil

When I was five years old I crossed the Atlantic Ocean for a summer in Europe. On the ship was a passenger who spent most of his time sketching. I saw him there every day and marveled at what he was creating. Far as I was concerned, his pencil was magic; he created the most beautiful pictures I had ever seen. I didn’t realize it then but I was changed forever. I‘ve been trying to find that magic pencil ever since.

I’m a devoted flyfisherman and spend much of my time on trout rivers, and the Atlantic salmon rivers of the Gaspe Peninsula in Quebec. Land and waterscapes are church to me so it’s natural for me to depict them.

The scenes are simple, peaceful and hopefully draw viewers into them, with the wish that they could be there. Click on the thumbnail to the right to view a close-up of Jurgen’s work.

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The Sherwood Inn of Skaneateles, NY, will host its 17th Annual Seafood Jazzfest on Sunday, September 7th. The festivities kick off at noon for great seafood and 1:00 pm for jazz on the West Lawn of the Sherwood Inn. The Seafood Jazzfest will feature a terrific lineup of regional jazz talent headlined by the Joe Whiting Band with special guests, Loren Barrigar and Brian Murphy, Angelo Condelo and the Skaneateles High School Jazz Band, Dave Hanlon “Cookbook” and Sammy Winners Grupo Pagan. Eric Cohen of WAER-Jazz 88 will host the event.

The music will be served up with plenty of delicious food and beverages by the Sherwood Inn including the Raw Bar, BBQ, Jambalaya, Seafood Gumbo, Steamed Clams, Hoffman Hots, sodas, cold beer and wine. All of this and no cover charge! Bring a chair and lounge by the lake while enjoying some great regional jazz and delicious seafood and BBQ.

We will be selling t-shirts to benefit the new Boat Museum addition to the Skaneateles Historic Society at this event.

For further information, please call (315) 685-3405 or 1-800-374-3796.

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UPCOMING EVENTS, INFORMATION AND OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST

A book never written: “How to Be Precise” by Maura Less.
Bulletin #2009-08                    Date:  August 21, 2008

Programs

TODAY
Jonathon Beach Photography
August 28 – Philip D’Angelo: School rankings
September 4 – Club Assembly
September 11 – State of the Housing market
September 18 – Rotary on the Web
Suggestions for future programs are always welcome.  Please forward your ideas to Toni at tonicurt27@aol.com.

News & Notes

DG Calabrese: Let’s walk the talk to Make Dreams Real in 2008-09

District Governor Larry Calabrese called on our club Thursday August 14 to help him Make Dreams Real for children both locally and throughout the world.

DG Calabrese explained this year’s theme to the club and discussed how as a District we plan as Rotarians to follow through with that theme.

More than 30,000 children die each day from preventable diseases, primarily due to the lack of clean drinking water, poverty and starvation, he said.  In addition, millions throughout the world cannot read.

DG Calabrese said the district has called on County Health Departments to identify the primary health problems facing children in our communities so we can share that information and provide avenues service where necessary.

DG Calabrese also called on our club to join the District in its mission to meet Rotary International’s challenge of raising $1,000.00 per club per year over the next three years to wipe out Polio.  The District has announced a Pennies for Polio campaign to be coordinated through local schools.  The District is also considering organizing a Walk for Polio or similar event.

Our District Governor also discussed public relations and membership.  He is challenging clubs to increase membership by 10 percent, or two new members for our club.

To increase awareness of our clubs, DG Calabrese announced that the district newsletter, the Credo  is accepting submissions from local clubs.  Every club is encouraged to submit write-ups of its events.  The deadline is the 10th of the month.

DG Calabrese’s wife Annabelle joined him for breakfast with our club.  Her goal is to increase participation among spouses of Rotarians this year.  She also announced a service project for spouses to be completed at the District Conference in September.  The project will put together literacy kits to be distributed to parents of newborn babies who give birth at St. Luke’s hospital in Utica.  The goal is to make 300 of these kits at the conference for distribution.

Area 10 ADG Gascon nominated to serve as District Governor

Our very own Assistant District Governor has been nominated to serve as District Governor Nominee Designate for our district!

Jim will begin learning his duties for the job this year and will serve as District Governor for the year 2011-12.  Jim has served as Assistant District Governor for Area 10 since July 1, 2007.  Area 10 includes the Camillus, Marcellus, Skaneateles and Tully Rotary clubs.

In other, related news, Ray Klinginsmith of the Rotary Club of Kirksville, Mo. Has been nominated as RI President for the 2010-11 year.

Club Business & Dates to Remember
Call to Order; Pledge of Allegiance & Invocation
Introduction of Guests/Visitarians
Happy Dollars & Fines

District Major Events
August  – Youth Exchange Welcome Picnic (date and time TBA)
August 29 – Club Social Event Steak & Steamers at Skaneateles Country Club
Sept. 12-14 – District Conference, EdgeWood Resort, Alexandria Bay
November 1 – Rotary Leadership Institute, Canandaigua

Old Business

Committee Reports

Club Administration
President – Tom Seeley
Treasurer – Toni Feldmann
Secretary – John Paddock

Service Projects
Food Pantry – Daryle Pickering
Sea Scouts – John Paddock
Programs – Paul Frickey
Early Act – Tom Seeley
Fire Equipment – Chris Bruna
Service Committee – John Rooney
Winterfest & Craft Fair – Seeley/Krauter
Membership (& Retention) – Beckwith/Feldmann
Foundation/Community Recognition Torrisi/Krauter
Social Chair – Maggie Gilson
Sergeant at Arms – Daryle Pickering

New Business
District Governor Larry Calabrese

Evening Club Programs
TODAY – Rev. Dr. Craig Lindsey – Church and Community:  Skaneateles and the World
August 28 – Karen Veverka – Classification Talk
September 4 – David Figura, Post Standard
September 11 – Pancake Breakfast Thank You, Lourdes Camp

Officers & Directors

Officers
President – Thomas W. Seeley
President-Elect – John Rooney
Past President – Marion Krauter
Treasurer – Toni Feldman
Sergeant-at-Arms – Daryle Pickering
Secretary – John Paddock

Committee Chairs
Club Service – John Rooney
Food Pantry – Daryle Pickering
Membership – Sidney Beckwith
Program Chair – Toni Feldman
Rotary Foundation – Paul Torrisi
Social Chair – Maggie Gilson
Youth Exchange/RYLA – John Paddock

Members
Sidney Beckwith, Christopher Bruna, Dave Cutten, Robert DeWetter, Toni Feldmann, Paul Frickey, Maggie Gilson (visitor), Douglas Hill, Marion Krauter, John Paddock, Daryle Pickering, John Rooney, Thomas Seeley, Paul Torrisi, Michael Wahlrab, Rhett Weiss

Exchange Students
Miguel Rodenas (Spain), Charlotte Linden (Germany), Bruno Caetanno Alves de Melo (Brazil)

TRY OUR ROTARY WEBSITES
Our District Website: http://www.rotary7150.org/
Rotary International: http://www.rotary.org/
RYLA             http://www.rotaryryla.com/
Skaneateles Rotary: http://www.skaneatelesrotary.org/
e-club                   http://www.rotaryeclubny1.com
SUNRISE EDITORS
Thomas W. Seeley 685-2311      Fax: 685-2460                           tws@mlsattorneys.com

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Admittedly summer is a very busy time for Skaneateles as we are jam packed with events and tourists. This summer we have also been in the news a lot. Below is a list of recent news articles as well as a few blog articles from Skaneateles visitors. Just in case you come to SkaneatelesTalk looking to “hear” what ’s been happening recently.

Ron Simon recalls a trip he once made across Route 20

Pearson & Pete Constantino begin their biking journey

Skaneateles Lake Watershed Preservation Workshops

Skaneateles Creamery Renovations

Honeywell Downsizes

Rachel Harms and daughter to show their art in England

Chess in Skaneateles

A traveller in Skaneateles

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Cary Briel and Curtis Feldmann have been working closely together over the past few months on everything from photos, to property management concepts, to Google maps and now Skaneateles Suites has launched a brand new “LOOK” for their website. Take a look at their new website by either clicking on the picture above or clicking on this link. Now you can get a very cohesive feel for their “Collection of places to stay in Skaneateles” right on the home page. Also, not to be missed is the Skaneateles Suites blog which is a champion among blogs for the local FingerLakes region. They work hard to get just about any and every local event added to their blog. A very useful tool for visitors coming to the area as well as locals looking for something to do on the weekend.

Great job Curt and Cary!

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A Tour of Vintage Europe in Skaneateles, NY will take place from August 20 - 23. Departure Point: First Presbyterian Church and Destinations: Paris - Vienna - England - Norway - Germany - Switzerland. To order your tickets click here.

Itinerary:

Wednesday, August 20
2:00 pm - Get a sneak peak of this week’s upcoming performances as Festival musicians join forces to rehearse a chamber music masterpiece.

8:00 pm - Experience an authentic Turn-of-the-Century Organ Recital with David Higgs.

Thursday, August 21
8:00 pm - Mahler and Brahms will lead us through the most glorious concert halls and music salons of Vienna.  Featuring: Melvin Chen, piano; Elinor Freer, piano; Alexis Pia Gerlach, cello; Randall Scarlata, baritone; Ittai Shapira, violin; David Ying, cello; and Phillip Ying, viola.

Friday, August 22
7:00 pm - Professor Amy Wyngaard will delight us with fascinating stories of literary and artistic life in turn-of-the-century Paris.
8:00 pm - We tour Paris in all its musical glory with Debussy, Satie, Vierne, Turina, and Franck. Featuring: Melvin Chen, piano; David Ying and Elinor Freer, cello and piano; Alexis Pia Gerlach, cello; David Higgs, organ; Michael Larco, viola; Tai Murray, violin; Randall Scarlata, baritone; Ittai Shapira, violin; Phillip Ying, viola

August 23, departing from Brook Farm
8:00 pm - Tonight’s tour guides include Vaughan Williams, Grieg, Elgar, and Wagner in an all-inclusive journey of Europe’s musical capitals.

Don’t forget to visit the Skaneateles Festival website to order your tickets!

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UPCOMING EVENTS, INFORMATION AND OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST

!!WELCOME DG LARRY CALABRESE!!
Bulletin #2009-07                                Date:  August 15, 2008

Programs

TODAY

District Governor Larry Calabrese
August 21 – Jonathon Beach Photography
August 28 – Philip D’Angelo: School rankings
September 4 – Club Assembly
September 11 – State of the Housing market
September 18 – Rotary on the Web

Suggestions for future programs are always welcome.  Please forward your ideas to Toni at tonicurt27@aol.com.

News & Notes

United Nations sets annual Rotary Day for November 8

Rotary International again plans to welcome Rotarians for the annual Rotary Day November 8, 2008.

The day offers participants a visit to the U.N headquarters in New York city and a chance to participate in panel discussions featuring leaders and officials from the United Nations, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Rotary International

Lunch is included and served in the U.N. cafeteria overlooking the East River.

The program runs from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and costs $37.50 for adults and $15 for students.  Spouses and friends are invited.  Seating is limited so register early.  Advance registration is required and registration forms are due by October 24, 2008.

Above: Children raise their marked fingers, a sign they have been immunized with the polio vaccine.  Below: Rotary attempts to immunize the hardest children to reach.  Both photos courtesy of Rotary Images

Drug trade group’s US$100,000 gift benefits Rotary’s challenge

To help support Rotary’s top goal of eradicating polio worldwide, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, known as PhRMA, has donated US$100,000 to The Rotary Foundation. The gift will help meet Rotary’s US$100 Million Challenge.

PhRMA is an industry trade group that represents the leading pharmaceutical research and biotechnology companies in the United States, including sanofi-aventis and Novartis, two of the primary distributors of the oral polio vaccine.

“Our relationship with Rotary is very much part of our efforts to advance innovative and responsible approaches to providing access to sustainable health care,” said Chris Ward, PhRMA’s deputy vice president for international alliance development. “Our industry is driven by the search for cures and a genuine desire to improve health outcomes all over the world.”

When looking at the advancement of this goal, there is no better example than Rotary’s work in ridding the world of polio, said Ward.

Club Business & Dates to Remember
Call to Order; Pledge of Allegiance & Invocation
Introduction of Guests/Visitarians
Happy Dollars & Fines

District Major Events
August  – Youth Exchange Welcome Picnic (date and time TBA)
August 29 – Club Social Event Steak & Steamers at Skaneateles Country Club
Sept. 12-14 – District Conference, EdgeWood Resort, Alexandria Bay
November 1 – Rotary Leadership Institute, Canandaigua

Old Business

Committee Reports

Club Administration
President – Tom Seeley
Treasurer – Toni Feldmann
Secretary – John Paddock

Service Projects
Food Pantry – Daryle Pickering
Sea Scouts – John Paddock
Programs – Paul Frickey
Early Act – Tom Seeley
Fire Equipment – Chris Bruna
Service Committee – John Rooney
Winterfest & Craft Fair – Seeley/Krauter
Membership (& Retention) – Beckwith/Feldmann
Foundation/Community Recognition Torrisi/Krauter
Social Chair – Maggie Gilson
Sergeant at Arms – Daryle Pickering

New Business
District Governor Larry Calabrese

Evening Club Programs

TODAY –  Larry Calabrese, AG & Jim Gascon, ADG will be our guests and speakers

Officers & Directors

Officers
President – Thomas W. Seeley
President-Elect – John Rooney
Past President – Marion Krauter
Treasurer – Toni Feldman
Sergeant-at-Arms – Daryle Pickering
Secretary – John Paddock

Committee Chairs
Club Service – John Rooney
Food Pantry – Daryle Pickering
Membership – Sidney Beckwith
Program Chair – Toni Feldman
Rotary Foundation – Paul Torrisi
Social Chair – Maggie Gilson
Youth Exchange/RYLA – John Paddock

Members
Sidney Beckwith, Christopher Bruna, Dave Cutten, Robert DeWetter, Toni Feldmann, Paul Frickey, Maggie Gilson (visitor), Douglas Hill, Marion Krauter, John Paddock, Daryle Pickering, John Rooney, Thomas Seeley, Paul Torrisi, Michael Wahlrab, Rhett Weiss

Exchange Students
Sarah Bierbaum (Germany), Lucas Grob (Switzerland), Eddy Tasia (Belgium), Nico Avalle (Argentina)

TRY OUR ROTARY WEBSITES
Our District Website: http://www.rotary7150.org/
Rotary International: http://www.rotary.org/
RYLA             http://www.rotaryryla.com/
Skaneateles Rotary: http://www.skaneatelesrotary.org/
e-club                   http://www.rotaryeclubny1.com
SUNRISE EDITORS
Thomas W. Seeley 685-2311  Fax: 685-2460                    tws@mlsattorneys.com

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Put your writing cap on! Bob Comenole, local teacher and writer, will be facilitating the Creekside Writing Workshops, a series of topic-related workshops for interested writers. Possible workshop topics include:  Writing Memoir and Autobiography * Writing the Personal Essay * Discover Your Writing Niche * How to Overcome Writers Block * Poetry Workshop * Constructing the Novel * The Hero’s Journey for Storytellers * Creating Characters * The Lyric Essay * Creative Nonfiction

Interested persons should contact Creekside bookstore at 685-0379.

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Early in the summer I rode my bike with my daughter out to Borodino Market (our first trip to see the family farm for this season) and blogged on here about our great purchase of blackberry jam.

About a month later a nice lady from the local periodical FamilyTimes called me on the phone to inquire about my families habits of buying local, how important it was to us and how we emphasized it with our children (she came across the aforementioned blog post about the jam). She did a really nice write up on buying local in the August 2008 copy of Family Times in the article titled “Livin’ La Vida Local” - below is an excerpt of our conversation and the mention of our families favorite local treasure Borodino Market.

“… Skaneateles mother Christine Briel was initially driven to go local by the quality of produce grown around her home. “Freshness is the biggest thing,” says Briel, who has one child in college and one in high school, “but the connection with people who actually grew the stuff is really important, too.”

She doesn’t always find time in her busy schedule to stop at the weekly farmers’ market in her town. “If I miss the market, I will go to a local farm foods store like the Borodino Market,” Briel says. “Especially with our long winters, I find it really valuable to get fresh produce during the summer months.”

What they don’t buy from local farmers, the Briels grow in their back yard. This year, they will get radishes, lettuce, Brussels sprouts, tomatoes, beans and peas from their garden …”

Read the entire article at www.familytimes.biz

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The next Dr. Rob Workshop sponsored by Dr. Robert Kiltz and CNY Healing Arts will be given by Elaine Wolf Steinberg and Bonita Shear on the topic of the Healing Power of Essential Oils.

This workshop will be held August 23rd from 1:30PM - 4:30PM. Come enjoy the aromas of flower and plant essences and learn how essential oils can enhance your life and improve your health. Elaine and Bonita will discuss the healing properties of essential oils, let you play with the oils, and demonstrate personal reflexology. Be prepared for a deep meditation with an oil of your choice. You will leave feeling both energized and at peace. Presented in love and healing by Bonita Shear, CFR, reiki practitioner and Elaine Wolf Steinberg, LMFT, MSW.

*Fee: $25 - For more information or to reserve your place call CNY Healing Arts at 315.671.5755 or visit their website here. To take a look at more Dr. Rob Workshops that are on the schedule visit the website here. To watch Skaneateles resident Bonita Shear and Elaine Wolf Steinberg in their recent appearance on Bridge Street where they talked about Essential Oils click here.

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The story behind Holly’s Quilt that’s being exhibited:

This stunning American Sycamore sits next to Lafayette’s Quarters (Gideon Gilpin’s House), on what is now the Brandywine Battlefield in Chadds Ford, PA. It’s approximately 396 years old as of 2008, which means it witnessed the Revolutionary War battle that took place on its grounds, being well over 150 years old at the time. Legend says that the Marquis de Lafayette rested against this tree while his wounded leg was being tended to during the Battle of Brandywine in 1777. The diameter of this gigantic tree’s trunk is 9′ ! This quilt portrays just one branch.

My husband, parents and I visited this tree a few days after 9/11/01, on a gorgeous, breezy, late summer day with a deep blue, cloudless sky. It was quite moving to be standing on the grounds where a battle was fought for our nation’s independence during those intensely stressful days following 9/11. In this quilt, I tried to capture that sky, the breeze, the light, and the enormity of the tree.

Event Details:
State University of New York at Oswego Announces Exhibition of Contemporary Quilts Tyler Art Gallery will feature work of nineteen upstate artists September 5 through October 19. Tyler Art Gallery, on the SUNY Oswego campus, will display the work of nineteen upstate quilt artists in an upcoming exhibition entitled “A Personal Landscape: Contemporary Art Quilts.” The exhibition opens on September 5th and runs through October 19th.

“These are not traditional quilts in form or function,” said Dr. Laurene Buckley, director of Tyler Art Gallery, “but rather works of contemporary art composed of fabric, fiber, and unconventional materials. I think of them as quilts unleashed.” The exhibition will complement two other nature-themed exhibitions held concurrently at the Tyler Gallery: “Eco Tankers: An Exhibition by Bruce Conkle” and “Rocks and Rills: Nature Themes from the Permanent Collection”.

Guest Curator of the exhibition, Pat Pauly from Pittsford, NY, chose works by quilt artists from the upstate New York region around Oswego. “Each of these quilts reflects the artist’s interpretation of ‘landscape,’ either real or imagined,” Pauly said. Her own work “Earth, Water II” captures giant sized leaves and water lilies in the abstract quilt form.

Other artists featured in the show include Ithaca quilter Aafke Swart Steenhuis, who depicts the imagined inner landscape of the human body in her work “Giant Cell X”. “Buttermilk Falls” by Caren Betlinski, from Rushville, NY, depicts a countryside “painted” with thread and fabric, satisfying for those who are more comfortable with their feet on the ground. Wellsville artist Patricia Mattison interprets the outer limits of our natural world with “Perseid Meteor,” a fiber collage that captures the vibrance of a meteor shower on the darkened landscape.

The Interlaken artist Mary Diamond, in her piece “Quartet”, personifies the four seasons as four muses of nature’s cycle, each morphing between human and plant. Jeanne Raffer Beck’s work “A Passionate Heart’s Landscape,” is an abstract take on the landscape of human emotion. Marcia DeCamp uses remaining jet contrails as the focus of her work, “Jet Trails #5”, finding her subject matter above the horizon line.

Other artists include Linda Bachman, Janet Ozard Root, Judith Plotner, Nancy Davis Murty, Beth Brandkamp, Ren Vasiliev, Sally Dutko, Patricia G. Faulkner, Melissa Craven Fowler, Nancy P. Hicks, Holly Knott, and Jeanne Simpson.

The exhibition opens with a reception at the Tyler Art Gallery on Friday on September 5th from 5 to 7 p.m. The Gallery will be open weekdays 10-4 and weekends 12:30-4:30 through October 19th.

Contact: 315.312.2113 or www.oswego.edu/tylergallery
Pat Pauly, guest curator of exhibition at 585 381 3921 or ty610@aol.com
Dr. Laurene Buckley, director of Tyler Art Gallery, University of New York at Oswego or lbuckley@oswego.edu

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Wednesday, August 20th 9am-2pm Women TIES sponsors a Public Relations Event: “Preparing For Your Fall PR Campaign”

“Publicity begets Publicity” is one of the truest statements in public relations today. As soon as a woman entrepreneur and her company obtain publicity, the more publicity they continue to receive. Publicity is an inexpensive, creative way to gain awareness for a business and its owner. There are three essential components to get the ball rolling: a professional headshot, a template for a press release, and a list of valuable PR opportunities.

This unique opportunity will provide women entrepreneurs with a professional headshot session with Laure Lillie Photographie in her Skaneateles photo studio, a fifteen-minute PR consulting session and materials handout with Tracy Higginbotham, a hot beverage, snack and $10 book coupon from Creekside Books & Coffee.

To visit the Women TIES website and learn more information about this event, click www.womenties.com/events for reservations due by August 17th.

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MY LIFE MATTERS - A Personal Record, One Day At A Time reaches its third birthday in late August, with over 350 copies sold! Once again, it will be on sale at the NYS Fair, August 21 through September 1, in the NYS Parks At The Fair Gift Shop, located near the Horticulture Building. You’ll be amazed at all the wonderful items, many produced by New Yorkers!
Jill Tietjan, co-author of HER STORY - A Timeline of Women Who Changed America , will be at Creekside Books & Cafe on September 20, 1:30pm, to discuss the book and do signings. Her visit is being co-sponsored by the CNY Branch of the National League of American Pen Women, for which Mary Gardner serves as Vice President for Programs. The book is gorgeous, in layout, photography and text, presenting nearly 1000 women! It “… highlights the awesome, varied, and often unrecognized contributions of American women since the 1500’s.” (book jacket) It would also make a wonderful gift!
The signing event is open to the public. Come and enjoy!

For more information:

MLMG Designs
PO Box 347
Skaneateles, NY 13152
Phone: 315.685.2047
e-mail: mlgardner37@yahoo.com

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