Schanachie April 2016 - Irish American Club

volume 38 issue 7
APRil 2016
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SCHANACHIE
THE NEXT GENERATION
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH
We will be hosting Doug Leahy and the Next Generation
for the first time. This group has been building on over three
generations of Leahy musicianship, Doug Leahy, together
with his wife Jennifer and their children are keeping those
traditions alive through music, song, and dance.
Still all in elementary school, the children are accomplished multi-instrumentalists. Led by Doug, live performances are filled with the high-energy, infectious Celtic-based
music people associate with the Leahy heritage. Fiddle,
cello, French accordion, singing, piano, and FrenchCanadian step-dancing all find a voice on stage. And the
children, so in love with what they are doing, enamor audiences who don’t want the show to end.
The concert will begin at 7 p.m. so we invite all families
to come and join in the entertainment. Doors will open at 6
p.m. and due to our kitchen being closed you are welcome
to bring your own snacks/dinner. Tickets will be $15 for
members, $18 for guests, and $5 for children 12 and under,
please call and make reservations.
For reservations please contact: Sarah Dirk 216-3379004 ([email protected]) or Linda Carney 216-5313816 ([email protected]).
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NOTICE OF VOTE ON IACES BY-LAWS AMENDMENTS
At the General Membership Meeting of the IACES to be held on March 14, 2016, there were to be votes taken
on two amendments to the By-Laws of the IACES. At the March Membership meeting, all business was suspended and the membership adjourned the March meeting until immediately prior to the April Membership
meeting on April 11, 2016. Written ballots will be available to vote on amendments to (1) Article III – The
Executive Board – to require the development of a Policy Manual for use by the Executive Board and (2)
Article V – Committees – to clarify the differences between “standing” and “special” committees of the
Executive Board. Texts of the proposed amendments were published in the February edition of the
Schanachie.
At the General Membership Meeting of the IACES to be held on April 11, 2016, there will be a vote taken on
an amendment to Article II of the IACES By-Laws, “OFFICERS, POWERS, ELECTION AND TERMS OF
OFFICE, SECTION 2.4.1 – TERMS OF OFFICE”. The amendment will provide the following: “ELIMINATE THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE IN THE EXISTING SECTION 2.4.1: “NO MEMBER ELECTED TO AN OFFICE, INCLUDING THE AT-LARGE POSITION, SHALL BE PERMITTED TO HOLD
THE SAME ELECTED OFFICE MORE THAN TWO CONSECUTIVE TERMS.” ADD THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE TO SECTON 2.4.1: “NO MEMBER ELECTED TO AN OFFICE, INCLUDING THE
AT-LARGE POSITION, SHALL BE PERMITTED TO HOLD THE SAME ELECTED OFFICE MORE
THAN FOUR CONSECUTIVE TERMS.”
Written ballots will be available to vote on the amendment to Article II at the April 11, 2016 General
Membership meeting.
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SCHANACHIE
LADIES ONLY LUNCHEON &
REVERSE RAFFLE
PAT DOWD
EASTER 1916 THROUGH
SONG AND STORY
PAT DOWD
This year, 2016, marks the 100th anniversary of the Easter
Uprising in Dublin. Throughout Ireland, the United States,
and many countries of the world, commemorations are
being held to recognize the significance of that event and to
remember those that participated in the planning, execution
and aftermath of the Rising.
The Easter Rising began just before noon on April 24, 1916,
Easter Monday, when Padraic Pearse and the signatories of
the Proclamation took control of the General Post Office on
what is now O’Connell Street and lasted through Saturday,
April 29th.
The Padraic Pearse Center is proud to host the first of several programs here which will highlight the events of 1916.
The first of these programs is titled, “Easter 1916 Through
Song and Story”. It was written and produced by Jack
Kilroy and includes some familiar faces and friends whom
we are happy to welcome: Tish Jones, Mary Agnes
Kennedy, Kathy Siath, Patrick Kennedy, Patrick Lafferty,
John Cundiff and Jack Kilroy.
Please join us on Friday evening, April 22nd at 8:00 PM in
the Phil Walsh Cabaret Room as we welcome the cast of this
very moving program. Admission is only $5.00 at the door.
There will also be some very informative displays depicting
more information about this most important event in Irish
history. Please feel free to bring family and friends to this
special event.
IT’S “STEAK SHOOT” TIME!
That’s right – we’re ready to kick off our 8th season of
“Steak Shoot”, the bingo-type game that’s so much fun and
lets you win delicious steaks, roasts, ribs, and more.
Thursday, April 21st at 7:30PM, the fun begins in the Phil
Walsh Cabaret Room. Cost is only $8 for 24 games and the
Bonus Rounds. Get your group together or come alone –
you’ll have a great night out that’s inexpensive too. And of
course you’ll have a chance at our monthly cash drawings
and the big “Holiday Cash” drawing in November.
The Padraic Pearse Center thanks you for your great support!
What a fantastic response we’ve had to this year’s Ladies
Only Luncheon & Reverse Raffle! All of our main board
tickets were gone six weeks before the event. To enable
more ladies to attend, we’ve added Luncheon Tickets at a
cost of $25 each. The Luncheon Ticket includes everything
but the main board - hot buffet luncheon, specialty drinks of
the day, open bar, opportunity to purchase sideboards,
Chinese auction, and special raffles.
Sunday, April 17th- Doors open at 1:00 PM, Luncheon is at
2:00 PM and the raffles and drawings are at 3:00 PM. Our
theme this year is the “Fabulous Fifties”! So many of our
gals love to dress for the theme, so feel free to do so,
although that is optional. Just come and have a great time
with your friends, relatives and other women. You’ll be glad
you did.
If you need a ticket or tickets for your group, please call
me at 440-429-5151, or see any Padraic Pearse Center
committee member. See you on the 17th!
PADRAIC PEARSE BOOK DISCUSSION
BONNIE EASTON
Please join us on Friday, April 15 at 7:15 in the Phil Walsh
Cabaret Room to discuss Cecilia Ahern’s One Hundred
Names. In this story, Irish television journalist Kitty Logan
loses her job. Her dear friend who guided her career charges
her with investigating 100 names listed on a piece of paper
in her desk drawer, but, before Kitty can gather more information about the list, Constance dies. Kitty must find out all
she can about them and discover the link between them.
The schedule of future books to be discussed is:
May 27: A River Town by Thomas Keneally
June 24: The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and Their
Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics by Daniel
James Brown
Keep up with our news at:
www.padraicpearsecentere.weebly.com
www.facebook.padraicpearsecenter.com
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at http://facebook.com/padraicpearsecenter and click on
Like to follow our 2016 upcoming events, photos and
more fun stuff!
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HE SAID…SHE SAID…By Rosemary Nugent and the Membership
Many happy returns to our members with birthdays
this month, including Kevin McCluskey who celebrates
April 3. Any volunteers to cook him dinner? See
Kevin for the sign-up sheet.
Ron McGill’s daughter, Lindsay, will don the party
hat April 4.
Bridget Caffrey Piotrowski will have 45 candles
on her cake April 6. Since it’s also National Walking
Day, we suggest Bridget take a walk on the wild side to
celebrate.
Erin Homan marks a quarter century on April 18
and shares her birthday with boxer Johnny Kilbane.
Will it be a KO?
Jack Carroll will enjoy cake and ice cream on April
BOOKBUZZ
Bonnie Easton
Two books for your consideration this month both have
titles with the word “hell” in them.
Are you a fan of the horror genre? Check out Prisoner of
Hell Gate by Dana I. Wolff (due July 5th). A group of graduate students in public health decides to visit North Brother
Island on the coast of New York City to roam through the
ruins of Riverside Hospital. Mary Mallon of County
Tyrone, AKA Typhoid Mary, had been imprisoned there for
most of her life because sanitation engineer George Soper
judged her to be a carrier of the disease. Soper’s greatgranddaughter, Karalee, is one of the students. Also locked
away in the hospital that closed in 1963 were the disfigured,
the addicted and the criminally insane. A ferry boat had
caught fire in 1904 and sank nearby, killing over 1,000 people. As night falls, spiteful ghosts terrorize the trespassing
students who are now marooned on the island.
Green Hell by Ken Bruen is the eleventh in the author’s
Jack Taylor series of noir mysteries. Jack Taylor is an exGarda addicted to alcohol and pills. Fired from his job many
years previously and working as a private eye, he has hit
rock bottom again. His best friend—his only friend—is
dead. He sets out to seek revenge against a lecherous literature professor at the University of Galway for preying on
female students. Along the way, he saves an American college student from a gang of thugs and gains a sidekick, who
wants to write a book about him.
Happy Reading!
Remember to check our website for more suggestions:
www.padraicpearsecenter.weebly.com.
Happy Birthday to Maureen Dowd on April 20.
It’s a “hat trick” of birthdays on April 25 for Maureen’s
brother-in-law, Dan Gaskill, Chris McMahon, and
Judy Sullivan, whose “icing” will be covered with 74
candles.
John Homan celebrates 28 years on April 26. Line up,
19.
shoulders back, arms straight, eyes forward and you’ll surely spot
the cake and ice cream when Heather O’Brien celebrates
her birthday on April 28 - precisely. Nine wishes for
Liam Piotrowski on his special day, April 29.
Thank heaven for little girls! Congratulations to
Maggie and Alex Cavelli on the birth of their daughter, Annabella. Proud grandparents are Kitty and Chris
Cooper
Marry in April if you can, joy for maiden and for
man.…Erica and Matt Drew will celebrate 10 years
of joy April 22 and will renew their vows in Las Vegas.
Linda and Jim Burke and Karen Hansen are on
board for a flight to Ireland April 20.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal; Love
leaves a memory no one can steal. Sympathy to the
family of Jack McGreal who died December 22.
Heartfelt sympathy to the family of Jerry DeChant
who died March 3, and his dearest companion, Ada
Klepcyk. They were a very special couple and he will
be greatly missed. Condolences to the loved ones of
long-time member and special friend of “The
Oldtimers”, Ron Pyle who died March 4. Condolences
to the family of Imogene Drobnick who died March 7.
May she rest in peace, free of pain.
To have your important events included in this column, please
jot them down on the flyers found on the tables at the membership meetings, or call me at 216-531-8529, or email me at
[email protected].
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President’s Letter
It is always good to make it to April. The Ides of March has always been a contemptuous time for those in
charge, but nothing happened on the way to the Senate. March was full hard work and good times. The Kickoff
Party was excellent and the Corn Beef dinner was amazing as always. None of our events or this publication
would take place without the time and effort of our members. I would like to thank the Executive Board and all
the Committee Chairs and Committee Members for all their efforts and commitment to the Irish Club. I would
also like to thank our limited staff who bussed tables, set up events and cleaned our building. Mike Nunnally
and Jim Hanratty provide a yeomen effort to get everything ready for our events. They far too often hear the
problems and not the appreciation of the Club.
The Irish Club had a very good March. The Fish Fries were remarkable once again. In addition to all the
work in the kitchen and on the serving line we offered bottles of wine and flights of Irish and Irish American beer.
All were enjoyed while listening to some of the best Irish music in the Cleveland area. The Fish Fries could not
happen without the guidance of Kevin McCluskey. His Herculean effort included the production of food in the
kitchen and booking the music. I even let him announce the entertainment on occasion, a job typically reserved
for the President. Heavy is the crown.
We have felt good about our Green Seasons the last few years. Most have tangible recollections of years
past and comparable data is provided by our vendors. As we work to the end of our fiscal year in June we will
improve the year-end reporting so that all members can review each year from an empirical paradigm. Each
member of the Club deserves to know where we stand at years-end and receive reports from the Board that provides insight to our successes and areas we need to focus on in the future.
This is not simply a fiscal report or a year-end audit. We need to know how membership increased and how
if our membership events translated into new members. We need about our building improvements, what was
done and what is on the top of list for next year. We need to know about our rentals, and the Pub. We need to
have viable data so that we may improve each year in an informed and pragmatic approach. The membership
needs these reports to ensure the Board knows this data. The Club will not maximize its future blindly.
The May meeting includes the nominations for the 2017 Executive Board. The Club needs individuals who
are willing to work towards our future. We have many who are willing to offer their opinion, which is good and
helps move the discussion forward. It is the sweat of our members that moves us forward. It is the hard work,
time and dedication that makes a great tomorrow possible. Adelio used to say, “Looking at it don’t get it done.”
It sounds funnier in Italian. The chatter in the Pub does not build a stage or replace the floor. Please nominate
those you are confident are willing to work for the future of our Club.
I have been lucky to have been surrounded by Board members who are willing to work. I have also been
lucky enough to have been given the guidance of those who have held this position before I have. In fact, one
of the most memorable moments in my two years as President was the Past Presidents Dinner, which preceded
the Anniversary Dance. It is with this combined effort that we have been able to make some considerable strides
at the Irish Club.
We will continue to make strides. The Campbell O’Brien Patio will be in full swing this spring with the
assistance of the Cosgriff brothers. Our Catering Contract will ensure funding for further improvements to the
Upper Hall. The flooring was a success and we are planning the remodel to the south bar. We are in discussion
with the City of Euclid on our parking lot and Char Crowley will have drawings this spring.
It is an exciting time for the Club. We can always use your assistance at the Club. If the Board is not for
you, chair a committee. If chairing one committee is too much, join one committee. If that is too much, attend
events and participate in our raffles. It is all of these efforts that make us successful. I thank you for all that you
do, at any level.
Francis McGarry
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CHICAGO – HERE WE COME!
PAT DOWD
Here’s a trip that was a big favorite our first-time around, and now it’s back by special request! There is so
much to see and do in the Windy City and we’ll have fun doing it. So on Sunday, July 31st – Friday, August 5th,
we hope you’ll join us as we return to one of our favorite places for 6 days and 5nights. We have about 20 seats
left on the bus, so don’t wait any longer. Call me today if you are coming with us – 440-449-5151.
Your package includes roundtrip deluxe DVD/Wi-Fi motorcoach transportation, 5 nights’ hotel accommodations, 5 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 5 dinners, admission to the Sears Tower Sky Deck, tour of Eli’s Cheesecake
Factory, guided tour of Chicago, tour of the Albanese Candy Factory, visit to the Community Veterans Memorial,
Architectural Cruise aboard the Seadog, Medieval Times dinner/show, lunch at Macy’s Walnut Room, shopping
& sightseeing along the Million Dollar Mile, dinner cruise aboard the Mystic Blue, tour of the Money Museum,
Grant Park, dinner show at Tommy Gun’s, shopping and sightseeing at Navy Pier, and a visit to Notre Dame in
South Bend, Indiana, all applicable taxes, meal gratuities, driver gratuity, and baggage handling.
Complete the Reservation Form below to make sure you are not left out. Reservations are on a first-come
basis. Your trip package is $925 per person based on double occupancy. Single, triple, & quad occupancy rates
are available. A deposit of $75 and 5 monthly payments of $170 are available to help you budget this trip, or you
may double up or pay in full. A confirmation will be mailed to you. We hope you’ll join us for a fun trip!
RESERVATION FORM
NAME ________________________________________________MEMBERSHIP NO. ________________
ADDRESS ________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
PHONE (c) ________________________________ (h) __________________________________________
E-MAIL __________________________________________________________________________________
BIRTHDATE ____________________________________________________________________________
ROOMING WITH ________________________________________________________________________
Mail a copy of this form and your check made payable to the:
Irish American Club – East Side
Attn: Pat Dowd – Chicago
22770 Lake Shore Blvd.
Euclid, OH 44123
The 2016 East Side Irish American Club Units
We thank you participants, unit leaders and families for your time and
dedication. Our Club Unit performances are what make the month of March
so special. We are proud of you and inspired by your efforts!
Photos Compliments of Amy Catherine Schulte
The Many Wonderful March Events!
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Marching Units
st
1 WůĂĐĞDƵƌƉŚLJ͛Ɛ/ƌŝƐŚƌƚƐ
nd
2 Place WSIA Pom Poms
rd
3 Place Leneghan
Precision Drill Units
st
1 WSIA Drill Team
nd
2 Celtic Nations
rd
3 Holy Name Drill Team
Bagpipe Bands
st
1 Place Cleveland Fire
nd
2 Place WSIA
3rd Place IACES
ŚŝůĚƌĞŶ͛Ɛ Units
st
1 WůĂĐĞK͛,ĂƌĞ/ƌŝƐŚ
nd
2 Place WSIA Majorettes & Flag
rd
3 WůĂĐĞDƵƌƉŚLJ͛Ɛ/ƌŝƐŚƌƚƐ
Novelty Units
st
1 WůĂĐĞ^ƚ͘,ĞůĞŶ͛ƐhŶŝĐLJĐůĞ͛Ɛ
nd
2 Place Wickliffe Swing Percus
rd
3 Place Weed Man
School Bands
st
1 Place Kenton Ridge
nd
2 Place St. Ignatius
rd
3 Place Leneghan Academy of Irish Dance
Marching Units
st
1 WůĂĐĞDƵƌƉŚLJ͛Ɛ/ƌŝƐŚƌƚƐ
nd
2 Place WSIA Pom Poms
rd
3 Place Leneghan Academy of Irish Dance
Non- School Floats
st
1 Place IACES
nd
2 Place Corrigan Family
rd
3 Place Toomy Family/ WSIA
Non-School Bands
st
1 Place WSIA Sr. Fife and Drums
nd
2 Place WSIA Jr. Fife and Drums
3rd Place IACES Jack McDonough Fife
Honor Guard
st
1 Place Elyria Police
nd
2 Place Cleveland Police
rd
3 Place Lakewood Fire
Premium Awards
Best Unit in the Parade ʹ DƵƌƉŚLJ͛Ɛ/ƌŝƐŚƌƚƐ
ĞƐƚŚŝůĚƌĞŶ͛ƐhŶŝƚ- WSIA Pom Poms
Best School Band- Kenton Ridge
Best Non-School Band-WSIA Sr. Fife and Drums
Best Bag Pipe ʹ Cleveland Fire
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling!
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March Membership Report
Monthly Membership Meetings
By Linda Walsh
Members last names beginning with the following letters
please bring a dessert for that month's meeting. Any questions please call Dolly Luskin at 216-261-0967.
There were 175 members signed in at the March General
Membership Meeting. Members must sing in to earn credit
for a meeting. You will need five meetings before May to
run for office and three meetings before June to vote in the
June elections. Please, do not sign in for anyone other than
yourself. Please join me in welcoming the following new
members to our Club for the 2016 membership year:
Irene Davey
Lindsey Swaney & Carl Ramsey
Connie & Joe McCann
Kaitlyn Paduano
Ryan Callahan
Eileen Kilroy
Kevin Lanning
Adam Ayers
Just a reminder if you paid your dues, but are not receiving our newsletter please let me know. I will check to see
that your address has been activated. New members must
attend a Membership meeting to receive a Club Pin and a
copy of our by-laws. Dates for the meetings are listed on the
back of your membership card. Also the Schanachie is
available to read on line on our Club website (www.eastsideirish.org) and on our Facebook page. If you have a child
18 year of age, that have come off of your Family
Membership we now have a new rate for them of $20 per
year until they reach the age of 21.
HEADLINES and DEADLINES
If you would like to submit an article for the
Schanachie, the deadline for the May issue is April 4.
You may continue to send your articles to the Club or you
may email them to [email protected]. Submission
time is not the only criteria for inclusion and we reserve
the right to edit due to content and space. If you have any
questions call Ann at 440-943-3088 or Francis McGarry at
415-377-4731.
Month
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MAR.
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
Letter
A&B
C&D
E&F
G, H & I
J, K & L
M
Month
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
Letter
N&O
P, Q & R
S
T, U & V
W, X, Y & Z
All Members
Note from the Editor
All articles must be submitted to me by e-mail at:
[email protected]
They can be typed in Word and do not have to have
any limit on the width. No spaces before new paragraphs,
no returns at the end of each line and if you use tabs do
not use multiple tabs. The printer will fix the tabs.
Pictures must be jpeg (jpg). Send to me as attachment to
your e-mail. Co-editors meet Wednesday, April 13 for
proofreading at 7:00 p.m. Thank you in advance, Ann
Turk.
Irish American Club
Digital Sign System
Just above the Club South entrance is our digital sign
system. This displays various club and event information. Your help is appreciated in keeping it current.
If your group or event has a poster to display, information about your event or event pictures, please send them
in and they will be posted.
Fax digital artwork to IACES at 216-731-6120
Membership Rewards Program
The Executive Board has approved a Membership
Rewards Program for this year. Each Club member gains
points for recruiting new members to join, old members to
re-join and for corporate sponsorships. Every new member
is worth 5 points, every member who has been dormant for
over two years and re-joins is worth 10 points and each corporate sponsorship is worth 20 points. Any member who
earns a total of 100 reward points receives a free membership for next year or $30 worth of March tickets. Please
make sure your name and membership number is on each
form submitted to earn your points.
“In Memoriam” Plaque
In the lower hall there is an "In Memoriam" Plaque
with the names of deceased members of the Club listed.
If you have a friend or loved one that was a member of
the Club and has passed away and you would like their
name to be included on this Plaque, you can send their
name and a check for $50.00 made out to the Irish
American Club or you can contact Jean Walsh at 440942-3207
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Published by the Irish American Club * East Side Inc.
Francis McGarry Chairman
Liaison: Erin Homan (440-382-6287)
Editor: Ann Turk (440-943-3088)
Ad Manager: Francis McGarry (415-377-4731)
Circulation: Pat Homan (440-946-6232)
Contributing Editors: Linda Burke
Rose Marie Eppich * Eileen Garin
Rosemary Nugent * Sharon Spinks
Executive Board Members 2015-2016
President
Vice President
Recording Secretary
Treasurer
Membership Secretary
Members at Large
Francis McGarry
Kevin McCluskey
Sarah Dirk
Pat Dowd
Linda Walsh
Mary Alice Curran
Erin Homan
Mike Byrne
Brigid Gurry
415-377-4731
216-956-2653
216-337-9004
440-429-5151
216-538-1358
440-666-5516
440-382-6287
216-990-2581
216-375-5469
Club Website:
www.eastsideirish.org
Phone numbers:
Irish American Club: 216-731-4003
Pub Phone: 216-731-1189
Club Fax: 216-731-6120
WiFi: Username-IACES
Password: 2167314003
Schanachie email: [email protected]
TICKET POLICY
Tickets for any event at the Irish American Club East
Side can be obtained by phone or mail. When mailing your
ticket request, please be sure to include a self-addressed,
stamped envelope and a check made payable to: Irish
American Club East Side. If you pre-order a dinner for an
event and do not show up or you do not cancel within 48
hours of the dinner, you will be billed by the Club for the
price of the meal
Linda Carney
161 E. 196 Street
Euclid, Ohio 44119
216-531-3816
[email protected]
Sarah Dirk
150 E. 200 St.
Euclid, Ohio 44119
216-337-9004
[email protected]
Tickets for sold out event must be paid for by the
Thursday prior to the event
Club Rental Information
The Irish American Club is available for rentals of all
sizes. We can accommodate showers, graduations, banquets,
receptions of all kinds, and, of course weddings. We have
two facilities available, the Upper Hall for larger parties and
the Phil Walsh Cabaret Room for smaller parties.. To reserve
the Upper Hall for rental, please call Rick Eberhard 216338-3774. Koumboros is the exclusive caterer for the Upper
Hall. To reserve the Phil Walsh Cabaret room for a rental,
please call Rick Eberhard 216-338-3774 or Joe Capuozzo
216-376-0599. However, Koumboros is also available for
the Cabaret Room. You may bring in your own food or your
own caterer for the Lower Hall.
After Funeral Luncheon
Pub Hours for Fall and Winter
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
CLOSED
CLOSED
6 P.M.- 11 P.M.
6 P.M.- 11 P.M.
6 P.M.- 11 A.M.
6 P.M.- 11 A.M.
6 P.M.- 11 P.M.
Society 317 Winner!
February 17, 2016
Jeffery Wade #64
In the event of the loss of a loved one, the upper
hall is available for After Funeral Luncheons. For a
nominal donation we will provide all set-up which
includes tablecloths on all tables, buffet tables,
coffee/tea service, servers and bartenders. The
servers will be the members of our Bereavement
Committee. If you choose to serve pop, beer, wine
or liquor, there is an additional charge.
If you need to reserve the hall for a funeral
luncheon, please call Rick Eberhard 216-338-3774
or Joe Capuozzo 216-376-0599. The Bereavement
Committee will be notified of your needs.
Koumbaros is available to cater the luncheon for
you or you may bring your own food or select your
own caterer for a funeral luncheon. At the end of
your function we will pack up any remaining food
and help you transfer it to your car.
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The Green Pages
Please support the businesses that support us!
Jack Murphy’s
Tradewinds Lounge
319 East 200th St., Euclid
Happy Hour between
3 - 6 Weekdays
216-481-8228
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CLEVELAND'S BEST IRISH BANDS
Doors: 3:00 pm Music: 4:00 pm
Free family fun! Weekly food & drink specials.
See MusicBoxCLE.com for this week's band.
West Bank of the Flats near Shooters
15335 Waterloo Rd.
Cleveland, Ohio 44110
216-785-9475
Open
Mon 5 p.m.-12 a.m.
Tues-Th 4 p.m.-12 a.m.
Fri- Sat 4 p.m.-2 a.m.
Sun 6 p.m.-2 a.m.
Food Available
Live Irish Music Every Thursday
Corporate Sponsors:
We would like to thank all of our Corporate Sponsors. Support those who support us.
Harp Level:
Bluestone Division — Ancient Order of Hibernians
Cleveland Whiskey
Flannery’s Pub
Irish American News
Koumbaros Catering
Mayo Society of Greater Cleveland
Monreal Funeral Home
Music Box Supper Club
Packy Malley's
Claddagh Level:
Eastside Landscaping
Jack Murphy's Tradewinds Lounge
Schulte Mahon-Murphy Funeral Home
Skinny’s Bar and Grille
Summit Painting
The Travel Connection
Shamrock Level:
Muldoon’s Saloon and Eatery
IBEW Local #38
Henry Fence
Lake County Captains
Adelio’s Contracting
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SCHANACHIE
the schanachie
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WILLOUGHBY, OHIO
PERMIT NO. 151
22770 Lake Shore Blvd
Euclid, Ohio 44123
Change Service Requested
mailed
3/24/2016
dated material
please expedite