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Local dancers claim national titles

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Magic and illusions

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Epic Dance Complex competed in the Revolution National Talent Competition on June 24-28 in Pensacola, Fla. They brought home two Victory Cups, a Premier Cup and nine national championship titles in their divisions.

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Relay team breaks record

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Canfield Swim and Tennis Club competed in the YSL Championships on July 28.

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Treasure in a Trunk sale On Aug. 10 from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. and Aug. 11 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., Lord of Life Lutheran Church, located at 550 N. Broad St, in Canfield, will host a Treasures in a Trunk sale. Those with questions should contact Ruth at 330-550-3022. There will be many vendors, both inside the church and outside in parking lot. Items include tools, crafts, jewelry, household items, doll houses with furniture, ceramic pots, baskets, canning jars and more.

Baked goods will also be available for purchase.

Bus driver event open to families Members of the West Branch Local District bus driver team have been working with other local schools to put together an informational event to share what the role of a school bus driver entails. This event is open to any interested parent, student, community member, school administrator and more. An event will take place on Aug. 18 and hosted by South Range Local Schools, located at 11300 Columbiana-Canfield Road in Canfield.

During the event, there will be small presentations from guest speakers, including Bill Leaming, South Range Local Schools pre-service instructor, as well as a sergeant from one of the

Ohio State Highway Patrol barracks to answer any questions. On-board instructors will be teaching exhibitors different procedures, such as why a student has to be seated, the importance of bus stop safety, why you cannot consume food or beverages on the bus and more. There will also be live demonstrations of each of these procedures. Also, Buster the Bus will be making his way to the event on both days and there will be fun giveaways for the children who attend.

Monday Night Writers meeting scheduled for Aug. 20 The next meeting of Monday Night Writers will be Aug. 20 from 6-8 p.m. in the small meeting room at the Canfield branch of the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, located at 43 W Main St. in Canfield.

Area writers, both published and unpublished, are invited to attend. Led by professional writer Nancy Christie, author of “Traveling Left of Center and Other Stories,” “The Gifts of Change” and “Rut-Busting Book for Writers,” the two-hour sessions offer an opportunity for members to get group feedback on ‘works-in-progress.’ For more information, contact Nancy Christie at nancy@nancychristie.com.

Lego my library Meet at the Canfield library on Aug. 15 from 6-7 p.m. and enjoy creating Lego designs. Legos will be provided.

This event is for children who are ages 6 and up.

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This handsome fellow is Ryder. He is a male, red Redbone Coonhound mix. He is estimated to be 3-years-old and has been at Angels for Animals since June 13. Could Ryder be the perfect new addition to your family? Call or visit Angels for Animals during regular hours for more information.

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POLL RESULTS Every week, we’ll provide a question about our Neighbors communities and ask you to weigh in with an answer.

And we hope you’ll share an opinion as well. Here are the results to last week’s poll.

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CANFIELD

Which August movie release do you think will be most successful?

Which type of music is your favorite for an outdoor concert?

The Darkest Minds. 0% Christopher Robin. 0% Dog Days. 0%

The Spy Who Dumped Me. 100%

Big band. 0%

Jazz. 0%

Other. 0%

Rock. 50%

Country. 50%

Folk. 0%

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What fall attribute are you most anticipating?

How often do you replace your child’s backpack?

Football. 66%

Cooler weather. 0%

A few times per year. 0%

Every other year. 0%

Leaves changing color. 33%

Everything pumpkin. 0%

Once per year. 50%

Only if it breaks. 50% n

The start of school. 0%

NEW POLL QUESTION AUSTINTOWN

CANFIELD

Does your family enjoy fishing?

Which is your least favorite chore?

Yes - It is at least an annual No - We did in the past, but not activity. recently.

Yes - We go often in the No - We enjoy other activities. summer.

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Washing dishes.

Sweeping.

Laundry.

Yard work.

Visit canfieldneighbors.com to vote.

BOARDMAN

POLAND

How often do you play Pokémon Go?

What was your favorite family flick this summer?

Every day.

Not often, but sometimes.

Christopher Robin.

Incredibles 2.

A few times per week.

I don’t play Pokémon Go.

Hotel Transylvania 3.

Other.

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Epic Dance Complex hosts open house and registration on Aug. 15

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Epic Dance Complex is now accepting new dancers for their recreational and competitive programs ages 2-19. There will be an open house and registration on Aug. 15 from 5-8 p.m. Epic Dance Complex is located at 64 Cardinal Dr. Suite B. in Canfield, directly between AngeNetta’s Cafe and The Needles Nest. Epic Dance Complex is owned by Tommy Porter of Canfield. If you cannot make registration and would like to register, contact 330-2863445 or epicdancecomplexedc@ gmail.com.

House flipping bus tour offered on Aug. 18 The public is also invited to the 2018 Mahoning Valley and Akron Joint Venture Rehab Tour, sponsored by MVREIA (Mahoning Valley Real Estate Investors Association) and ACREIA, on Aug. 18 from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Rodman Library, located at 215 E. Broadway in Alliance. This is a full day, intensive training on the entire house flipping process. This presentation is geared toward new and experienced flippers. It features multiple speakers and consists of a morning classroom session, lunch and a hands-on afternoon session and rehab bus tour. Registration is required.

The cost for registration for REIA members is $59 per person or $99 per couple. The cost for registration for non-REIA members is $69 per person or $109 per couple. Registration must be completed by Aug. 17. Go to www. mahoningvalleyreia.com for complete details or call MVREIA at 330-623-7342.

Gotta Move story time This event is for children who are ages 2-5 who are accompanied by a care-giver. Join the Canfield library every Wednesday in August at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. for a variety of musical and movement activities that appeal to the “young and restless,” stimulate brain development and motivate language learning. Adults and children, get ready to act out stories and rhymes, sing and dance, talk and play.

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“Blue” was one of the routines that performed at the Revolution National Talent competition for Epic Dance Complex. The team, which competed in the age 8 and younger category, placed first in their category and first place overall. Pictured are, from left, (front) Hannah Lintner, Kalynn Robenolt, Ava Briceland; (middle) Sophia Dorris, Jeralynn Rudiak and (back) Tommy Porter.

Two students at Epic Dance Complex were selected to recompete in the National Title Pageant. Only three dancers from each age category earn the chance to dance for the title of Miss Dance America. Hannah Lintner (left), from Austintown, earned a Revolutionary Award, first place in her category, second overall high score and first runner-up to Mini Miss Dance America.

Ava Briceland (right), from Boardman, earned a Revolutionary Award, first place in her category and third place overall. She came from behind in the National Title Pageant and was crowned Junior Miss Dance America. They are pictured with Tommy Porter.

Local dance studio wins big at national championships Epic Dance Complex of Canfield competed at the Revolution National Talent Competition June 24-28 in Pensacola, Fla. EPIC brought home two prestigious Victory Cups, a Premier Cup and a national title.

In the age 8 and younger category, the routine titled “Blue” placed first in their category, and first place overall high score. The routine titled “Hero” placed first overall high score in the national finals “Battle of the Champions.” EPIC secured the win in the Mini Division by recompeting “Blue” in the “Battle of the Champions,” earned a Revolutionary Award (near perfect score), first place overall high score and the Victory Cup trophy. The Victory Cup champion represents the highest scoring group of the entire competition. This routine was choreographed by Tommy Porter of Canfield.

In the age 12 and older category, the production routine titled “Oh My Gaga” placed first in their category, and first place overall high score. They

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Pictured are members of the “P.Y.T.” routine, from left, Chloe Simmerman, Jenna Chmelik, Riley Burke, Mackenzie Mackall, Madeline Krasnasky, Maggie Carrier, Molly Burke and Joellen Mrofchak. The group won second overall and earned a spot to re-compete in Revolution’s “Battle of the Champions.” They came from behind to win first place overall, and brought home the prestigious Premier Cup.

earned a spot in the “Battle of Cup. This routine was choreo- small group titled “P.Y.T” won the Champions” National Fi- graphed by Porter and JoEllen second overall, and earned a nals, and brought home the age Mrofchak of Poland.

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Read to your favorite therapy dogs on Aug. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Canfield library. This activity helps develop reading skills, promotes confidence and encourages a love of reading. Bring a book of your choice or the librarians will find one for you. This event is for children grades kindergarten and up.

Therapy dogs provided by Pawz for People, a Community Partner of Pet Partners, a local Pet Therapy group. This event is for schoolage children.

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Epic Dance Complex competed in the Revolution National Talent Competition on June 24-28 in Pensacola, Fla. They brought home two Victory Cups, a Premier Cup and nine national championship titles in their divisions. Dancers pictured are, from left, (front) McKenna Lewis, Sarah Derosa, Avery McGrath, Sophia Dorris, Hannah Lintner, Ava Briceland, Jeralynn Rudiak, Kalynn Robenolt, Makayla Cohol, Audrina Briceland, Olivia Fennema, Aubrey Bell; (second row) Kelsey Hackstedde, Rylie Connolly, Mia Mangine, Angelina Mrofchak, Grace Carrier, Sarah Mook, Hayley Antal, Karsyn Durham, Emily Beany, Ashley Chmelik, Mia Wilson, Miah Mihalick; (third row) Joellen Mrofchak, Ava Colaluca, Kate Duncko, Maddie Massuri, Olivia Knight, Mackenzie Mackall, Taylor Morgan, Maggie Carrier, Desiree Girardi, Molly Burke, Andrew Derosa, Tommy Porter; (back) Colton Cook, Chloe Simmerman, Riley Burke, Kelsey King, Hannah Antal, Daniella Girardi, Jenna Chmelik, Alyssa Cole, Hannah Henry, Aidyn Connolly and Jenna Benko.

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spot to re-compete in Revolution’s “Battle of the Champions.” The group of seven girls from EPIC came from behind to win first place overall high score, and brought home the Premier Cup. There is only one Premier Cup given, and it represents the highest scoring intermediate routine at the National Finals. This routine was choreographed by Mrofchak.

Two students at EPIC were selected to re-compete in the National Title Pageant. Only three

dancers from each age category earn the chance to dance for the title of Miss Dance America.

Ava Briceland of Boardman earned a Revolutionary Award, first place in her category and third place overall. Nine-year-old Briceland came from behind in the National Title Pageant, and out-scored two 12-year-olds to be crowned Junior Miss Dance America. Hannah Lintner of Austintown earned a Revolutionary Award, first place in her category, second overall high score and first runner-up to Mini Miss Dance America.

Several other students placed as soloists representing Epic

Dance Complex, including Jeralynn Rudiak (fourth), Aidyn Connolly (nineth, Austintown), Desiree Girardi (fifth, Boardman), Madeline Krasnasky (fourth, Boardman), Miah Mihalick (15th, Austintown), Taylor Morgan (12th, Canfield) and Kelsey Hackstedde (tenth, Poland).

EPIC brought home nine National Championships in their respective divisions. The routines titled “Hero,” “Boss,” “Blue,” “Never Enough,” “Oh My Gaga,” “Amazing Mayzie,” “Feeling Free,” “Proud Mary,” “1440” and “PYT” all won first place, overall high score, and competed again in the “Battle of the Champions.”

DAV hosts trunk sale on Sept. 8 The DAV, Disabled American Veterans Chapter 2 “Junk In The Trunk Sale” will take place on Sept. 8 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Austintown Senior Center, located at 110 Westchester Drive in Austintown.

Spaces for vendors wishing to participate in this event are available. The registration is $15 per two parking spaces, one for vehicle and one for selling, and must be received by Aug. 25. Same day registration or postmarked after August 25 is $20. No hot food, soft drinks or raffle drawings by vendors.

There is a limit of 60 double spaces and are available on a first come, first served basis.

After your registration payment is received, you will be notified of your confirmed space(s).

Vendors may arrive after 7:30 a.m. and must be in their assigned space(s) by 8:30 a.m. No refunds will be given for any reason.

Proceeds from the “Junk In The Trunk Sale” will used to assist Mahoning County Veterans and their families. If there are any questions or an application is needed, call Tom Semer at 330-503-6096, email at dav2yooh@sbcglobal.net or visit http://oh.dav.org/02.

DAV is the Disabled American Veterans and is the second chapter of Youngstown and Ma-

honing County. The organization is all volunteers, with no paid staff, an IRS 501(c)(4) nonprofit ,and registered with the state of Ohio as a charity. They provide assistance to veterans and their families with weekly monthly food pass-out, wheelchairs, furnace repair and more.

In addition to offering various services and making community appearances, they also provide free, professional assistance in obtaining benefits and services for veterans and their families that have been earned through military service that is provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and other government agencies.

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This team was the first to try to complete the escape room style event on July 19 at the Poland library. They put together the clues and found Rowena Ravenclaw’s diadem with one minute and thirty-eight second left on the clock.

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A team examined pictures on the wall of the Poland library for clues to the location of Rowena Ravenclaw’s diadem during the Escape Hogwarts event. The team had to put together the clues and find the diadem before the timer ran out to complete the challenge.

Harry Potter fans solve clues to find lost diadem

By NATALIE WRIGHT nscott@vindy.com

S le ut h s a nd f a n s f r om throughout the area came to the Poland library on July 19 to find clues and have fun as part of its Escape Hogwarts event.

The premise of the event revolved around a story that combined elements from several books in the “Harry Potter” series by J.K. Rowling. A descendent of Professor Quirrell had traveled back in time and stolen the Diadem of Rowena Ravenclaw, one of the founding figures of Howarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

The teams had to find all of the clues and put them together to find the diadem so they could escape Hogwarts.

Each small team had 30 minutes to complete the task.

Librarian Annette Ahrens said that she was inspired to host the event because of the successful escape rooms hosted last year in Canfield and her own enjoyment of participating in an escape room on vacation in Myrtle Beach. She found instructions on how to host a Harry Potter themed one on Pinterest, but she said she altered the instructions to fit what she

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Two participants worked together to put in the correct combination on a lock on a bureau at the Poland library. They hoped to find more clues to the Diadem of Rowena Ravenclaw’s location so they could complete the escape room challenge.

wanted to bring to the library.

Many of the clues used in the event belonged to Ahrens. She even brought a plant from home to use as a clue for the Herbology portion. Other clues used in the game were books, including books from the actual “Harry Potter” series; puppets, small safes, locks, messages only able to be seen with use of a black

light, theme-related clothing and more. Clues piled up on and branched off to the locations of other clues. Some clues were even fake and meant to mislead the teams.

“I had a hard time not giving out clues because I want them to succeed,” Ahrens said.

If the teams did need a clue Ahrens was on hand to help

them out, but she said she enjoyed watching them search and put clues together. She was amazed at how clever the teams were and their luck at picking up just the right item to find a clue.

The first team to go through the puzzle finished with one minute and thirty-eight seconds left on the clock.

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Canfield library reserves parking spaces for veterans The Canfield library, in conjunction with the American Legion Post 177 in Canfield, have designated two parking spaces adjacent to the handicapped parking spaces to be reserved for veterans. These spaces are marked clearly with signs from Post 177.

Library Executive Aimee Fifarek met with representatives from Post 177.

“We are happy to designate parking spots at the Canfield Library in support of our veterans,” she said. “We hope that making the parking spots available will encourage our community’s veterans to visit their library more often.”

The Canfield American Legion Post 177 kicked off a “Veterans Only” Parking sign campaign during an official ceremony hosted by the City of Canfield on Memorial Day. The American Legion noted that this public service campaign is aimed at highlighting the Legion’s values of patriotism, a strong national security and support for all veterans.

“Veterans are the backbone of our country,” said Michael Kubitza, Commander of the Canfield American Legion Post

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The Canfield library, in conjunction with the American Legion Post 177 in Canfield, have designated two parking spaces to be reserved for veterans. Pictured are, from left, Michael Kubitza, Post 177 Commander; Frank Micchia, Post 177 Sign Committee Chairman; Aimee Fifarek, Library Executive Director; Dominic Diloreto, Post 177 Finance Officer, and Charles M. Coleman, Post 177 First Vice Commander. Missing from photo is Bill Gibson, Post 177 Sergeant-at-Arms.

177. “We wanted to show all veterans recognition and appreciation with this parking sign campaign. We believe our work makes a difference and we want to invite the public to join us.”

Since the campaign started, 30 businesses and churches have shown their support of the program with these signs.

The program encourages local business establishments to erect the “Veterans Only” park-

ing sign.

“It not only recognizes our area veterans by establishing a preferred parking spot, but is also another way of cementing the reputation of our area as a ‘veteran friendly’ location,” said Frank Micchia, Post 177 Veterans Sign Committee Chairman.

More information about the project can be found on the American Legion Post 177 website www.post177.weebly.com.

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The Mahoning Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution gathered for brunch to celebrate their 125th anniversary at the Holiday Inn on July 28. Mahoning Valley Chapter Sons of the American Revolution were invited and presented two awards. John Dalbec, Trustee of the Chapter made presentations on behalf of the Ohio State Society and Mahoning Valley Chapter.

The first award was given to Sarah Keeler, Regent of the DAR Chapter for Ohio Society President, Shawn Cox and State officers sending congratulations and recognition of the many community works performed by the Daughters of the American Revolution chapter. Mahoning Valley chapter awarded its Community Service Award, which recognizes the contributions of the DAR chapter promoting patriotism, education and service to the community.

Trustee John Dalbec of the Mahoning Valley Chapter, SAR is pictured presenting Mahoning Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Regent Sarah Keeler with two awards on the 125th anniversary of their founding.

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American Association of University Women, Youngstown Branch recently gave a donation to the YWCA to support their summer programs with scholarships for girls. Pictured are Leah Merritt, President and CEO of YWCA; Jorine Stone, President of Youngstown AAUW; Regina Jenkins, Secretary AAUW; Mary Ann Allgood, co-chair of fundraising AAUW; Judy Stanger, co-Treasurer AAUW, and Varada Bhedi, CEO YWCA. Sitting is Mary Allgood, co-chair of Fundraising AAUW.The summer camps include The Summer Manufacturing Institute which gives participants the opportunity to explore different aspects of working with local businesses. The YWCA has partnered with OH WOW! Children’s Center for Science and Technology and has had sessions on focusing on medical manufacturing and alternative energy. There is still a session on the future of transportation which will explore what transportation in the Valley will look like. There is also a STEAM camp for middle and high school girls in Warren. For more information, contact Emily Coehlo at ecoehlo@mvywca.org or 330-746-6361, ext. 125. AAUW is an organization dedicated to advancing equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. For more information about AAUW, check their website at http://youngstown-oh.aauw.net/.

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Two volunteers helped David Anthony perform a Houdini-style trick involving escaping from a set of handcuffs while having his hands tied within a bag. Anthony incorporated humor into the stunt by magically slipping into and out of the cuffs during the explanation prior to the trick.

Anthony performs wonders of magic and illusion

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Families were wow-ed with a performance by magician and illusionist David Anthony on July 16 at the Boardman library.

Anthony began the show with a bang, dropping a weighty bowling ball from within a paper bag, seemingly from thin air. The bowling ball made an appearance later in the show in a juggling stunt involving An-

thony juggling items of different weights and sizes with ease, something that is difficult for any juggler to do.

He pulled his first volunteer from the audience to help with a trick using scarves. He held up two blue scarves before balling the ends into one fist. He had his volunteer place them within his pocket. Anthony then held up a yellow scarf, ultimately making it vanish. At the completion of

the trick, the volunteer pulled the balled up scarves from his pocket to find that the yellow scarf, which had vanished earlier in the trick, was now miraculously tied between them.

Anthony also displayed his skill at juggling. He began simply by juggling two, and then three, traditional juggling balls.

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Canfield Swim and Tennis Club competes in YSL Championships

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Canfield Swim and Tennis Club competed in the YSL Championships on July 28. The swimmers turned in a great performance at the event. Pictured are the boys 15-18 yearold 200-meter freestyle relay team, from left, Matthew Peckman, James Dietz, Jason Paris and Bobby Kutsch. This relay team swam the last event in the YSL championship, which took place at Boardman Tennis and Swim Club and took first place. The relay team also broke the meet record previously held by CSTC and the BTSC pool record, which reigned for 13 years.

Canfield Swim and Tennis Club competed in the YSL Championships on July 28. Pictured are James (left) and Luke Dietz. James is part of the event record-breaking 200-meter freestyle relay team and also placed in several other events in the championships. Luke won first place in both of his individual events, the boys 13-14 year-old 50-meter backstroke and boys 13-14 year-old 50-meter butterfly. Both races saw personal bests for Luke. He also was part of the boys 13-14 year-old freestyle relay team that took second place.

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ing different intricate patterns and moves, including spinning while juggling. It wasn’t long before a fourth and fifth ball were added to the routine. He moved on to juggle four hoops and three clubs, respectively.

Juggling styles can easily be varied, Anthony noted, by using single or double spins in between catching the items you are juggling.

Anthony pulled two volunteers to the front of the room to help him do a Houdini-style escape using handcuffs and a bag. To the amusement of the audience, he made a show of going from within to outside of the handcuffs, seemingly in the span of a second, while him hands were in the bag. He continued to ask his volunteers to check the locks and the cuffs while pointing or gesturing at

something without them in the next moment.

The next trick went back to juggling, this time with much higher stakes - a set of three machetes.

The key to juggling, according to Anthony, is practice. The more practice you give to something, the better you will get at it. Anthony said this is truth whether it’s reading, math, science or magic.

Two more volunteers helped him do a card trick. Each volunteer counted out 10 cards from a deck and went to opposite sides of the room. Anthony then instructed one of the volunteers to “throw” three imaginary cards from their hand to the other volunteer. Each volunteer counted out the cards in their hand to find that the imaginary cards had passed through the air and one volunteer magically had 13 cards while the other only had seven.

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Yee also participated in a magic trick, alongside Anthony. He filled two cups with water and asked Yee to hold it on her head.

The pair spun around once, waved their hands over the audience and then over their cups, and then upended to cups over their heads. The trick got a huge laugh because Anthony had secretly drunk the water out of his cup, out of Yee’s view, but within view of the audience. Everyone thought Yee was going to spill the water on herself, and no one was more surprised than Yee when nothing came out of the cup.

Anthony even taught the audience how to do an illusion. He held a card with black dots in different places on it, similar to a playing card. He explained that you could trick an audience’s mind into believing there were more numbers shown on the card than there actually were by manipulating the placement of your hand by either covering a dot or covering a place where a dot should be that is blank. The twist at the end of the illusion involved even more dots ap-

pearing on the card than when he originally explained the trick, and in places where it would have been impossible for his hand to cover.

The final trick was a spin on a classic magical feat. Anthony’s assistant climbed into a magician’s box, disappearing within so that only one hand was visible. Anthony inserted two rectangular tubes into the box so that the box was filled. He even separated the upper and lower halves of the box. Despite this, the assistant was whole and well when Anthony opened the box at the end of the trip.

Anthony, a native of Cleveland, visited the library as part of the Summer Reading Program.

A display of books on magic and illusions was available for interested children to learn more. At the end of the event, almost all of the books had been checked out of the library.

Anthony first became interested in magic and illusions when he received his first magic kit at the age of 5. He has been performing for audiences since he was 11-years-old.

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He said he was first drawn to magic by the sense of wonder he got when watching and learning about the tricks.

“A sense of wonder. I think that’s what draws adults to it too,” he said. “It’s the same sense of wonder that children get when they see snow for the first time. As adults, we don’t get a lot of that, but we do with magic.”

Anthony said that in the past three months he has made around 65 performances for children at various local venues.

His favorite trick is one in which he levitates ones of his assistants, and he has earned international awards performing the feat.

More information on David Anthony can be found on his website at www.danthonymagic.com and on various social media platforms by searching for danthonymagic.

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Boardman librarian Mary Yee aided magician David Anthony in a trick at the Boardman library on July 16. Everyone thought that water previously poured into the cup would spill onto Yee’s head after she tipped the glass over, but it had magically disappeared.

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A young volunteer from the audience helped David Anthony perform a feat of magic involving the appearance of a yellow scarf tied between blue ones while inside of the volunteer’s pocket. Only the blue scarves were present when they were placed into the pocket.

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Motorcycles/Mopeds Harley-Davidson Dyna Glide Street Bob - 2008, 4,000 mi., excellent condition. $8500. Call 330-727-3406.

Harley-Davidson V-Rod, Night-Rod - 2006, 6000 mi., $7200/offer. 724-924-9158 Harley-Davidson Sportster Anniversary 2003. Black with silver, 1200cc, 7500 mi., forward controls, fully loaded, excellent condition, $5000. Call 330-792-4210 Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide 2003. 23,000 mi., customized, Harley orange, excellent shape, $5800.

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Border Collie - Reg., puppies 4 males, ready 8/19, vet checked & 1st shots. Dep. will hold. 724-867-6586.

Harley-Davidson Softail Deuce - 2001, 16,480 mi., too many extras to list, $6500 firm. No negotiating.

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Tires - P22570R16, good tires, $150.

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Harley-Davidson Night Train - 2001, 7200 mi., Vance & Hines pipes, new chrome wheels & more, $5800. Call 330-557-6112.

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Mustang - Shelby, 20” wheels with Low Profile tires, like new, $1200.

Call 330-623-5237

Honda Shadow Sabre 2007, 13,000 mi., $3000 or offer. Call 724-924-9158.

Buick Century - 2003 Low mi., $1500 Call 330-702-8998 Cadillac CTS - 2007. Black on black, good condition, 113,000 mi., $5500/offer.

Call 330-565-6767 Cadillac CTS - 2003 Low mi., V-6, auto., stored winters, very good condition, $5500. 330-702-8998 Chevrolet Corvette - 1994 Show car, senior owned, clean Carfax, mint condition, must see, much invested, 77,000 mi., $13,000/offer 330-507-7276 Honda Accord - 2000 excellent condition, 100,000 mi., must sell, $3299/best offer. 330-757-2855 Honda Accord LX - 1999 Runs good, 180,000 mi., $3500/offer. 330-509-3706.

Hyundai Veloster 2016.

Red, auto., sunroof, very low mi., nearly new condition, $15,000. 330-542-2276 Hyundai Sonata GLS - 2011, 43,788 mi., excellent condition, $8700. 330-518-7999.

SUVs Hyundai Santa Fe Sport 2013. AWD, 79,000 mi., 1 owner, $13,600.

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Dodge 1/2 ton pickup 2003, 6 cyl., auto., extended cab, body fair, runs fair, good tires, 90,000 mi., $1000/offer. 330-717-4214.

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Mercedes Benz C300 2012.

Excellent, 70,000 highway mi., $13,900. 713-705-2002 Nissan Altima 2.5S - 2008 127,000 mi., silver, good shape, $4800/offer.

Call 330-824-1834

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Happily Ever After The DeChellises observe golden anniversary CANFIELD

Jenna Donofrio | Ryan Buck geneva-on-the-lake

Mr. and Mrs. Lou DeChellis of Canfield recently celebrated their golden anniversary with a surprise party that was hosted by their children, Lori (Kenny) Keich of Canfield and Tammy DeChellis of Austintown. Two grandchildren complete the family.

Mr. DeChellis married the former Darlene Soles on May 11, 1968, at St. Anthony Church in Youngstown.

T he couple a re t he ow ners of DeChellis’ Italian Cafe in New Middletown.

Mr. DeChelllis worked in the financial department at GM Lordstown until he retired in 2001. He also is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran.

The couple are members of St. Michael Church in Canfield.

The Brookses celebrate their 60th anniversary

Jenna Donofrio and Ryan Buck, both of Centerville, Utah, were united in marriage July 21, 2017 at The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake in Geneva-onthe-Lake, where a reception followed.

Atty. David C. Comstock presided over the exchange of vows.

Gene and Janet Donofrio of Canfield are the bride’s parents.

The parents of the groom are JeAnne Longenhagen of Allentown, Pa. and Marshall Buck of Boardman.

Honor attendants were Lindsay and Carly Donofrio, sisters of the bride,.

Kevin Buck, the groom’s brother, and Andrew Davis shared the duties of best man.

Mrs. Buck graduated from Kent State University with a bachelor’s degree in communication and from Ursuline College with a master’s degree in education. She is a first-grade teacher at West Bountiful Elementary School in Bountiful, Utah.

Mr. Buck graduated from Fisher College of Business at Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in finance. He is a healthcare administrator for the U.S. government in Salt Lake City.

The couple honeymooned in Hawaii, and reside in Centerville.

CANFIELD

Mr. and Mrs. Loran Brooks of Canfield recently celebrated their 60th anniversary at Greenfield Village and Inn in Dearborn, Mich. Hosts were the couple’s children, Loran D. (Margaret) Brooks of Birmingham, Mich.; Cheryl (Al) Montag of Loveland; and Cindy (Jim) Corll of Rochester Hills, Mich., as well as their nine grandchildren, Aaron, Ethan and Madeline Brooks; Matthew and Nicholas Montag; and Joe, Zachary, Jacob and Katelynn Corll.

Mr. Brooks married the former Joyce E. Hoyt on June 15, 1958, at Austintown Community Church where they remain members.

Mrs. Brooks was an elementary school teacher for the Greenford School District and a K-12 reading specialist for the Canfield School District. She also was the director of personnel at the Mahoning County Educational Service Center and the Youngstown City School District.

She served as interim assistant dean of Youngstown State University’s College of Education post-retirement. Mrs. Brooks served on the Mahoning County Educational Service Center and Career and Technical Center boards of education.

She also was the supervisor of the Educa-

Christine Simko, Eric Pelosi to exchange vows canfield

tion Building at the Canfield Fair.

Mr. Brooks worked in the Department of Research and the Metallurgy Department of Youngstown Sheet and Tube until beginning a new career as a farmer.

He was a leader in the State and National Corn Growers Associations and is on the Mahoning County Extension Advisory Committee as well as the Canfield Township Board of Appeals. He also was supervisor of the Hay and Grain Building and equipment display at the Canfield Fair.

The Brookses also were co-marshals of the 2016 Canfield Fourth of July Parade.

Tom and Mary Simko of Canfield are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Christine Simko of New York, N.Y., to Eric Pelosi of Tacoma, Wash. The prospective groom is a son of Suzanne Pelosi of Paramus, N.J., and Louis Pelosi of Westchester, N.Y. The exchanging of vows will take place August 18 at St. Charles Borromeo Church in Boardman. A reception that evening will take place at The Lake Club in Poland. Invitations have been extended for both events.

The bride-elect graduated from Mercyhurst University with a bachelor’s degree in fashion merchandising and from the Fashion Institute of TechnolMr. Pelosi is also a graduate of Merogy with an associate degree in fashion business management. She is a made- cyhurst University with a bachelor’s to-measure administrator for Ermene- degree in intelligence studies. He is an officer for the U.S. Army in Tacoma. gildo Zegna in New York City.