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Bookbuzz Bonnie Easton
Let’s talk about children’s books this month.
A picture book for the little ones in your life is Happy St.
Patrick’s Day by Aimée Chapman, Penny Worms, and Kylie
Hamley with illustrations by Nanette Regan. It will intro-
duce children to the world of legends and faerie folk with
shiny objects they can touch imbedded in the book. What
does happen when you find a leprechaun?
For the eight-11 year-olds is the fantasy The Storm
Keeper’s Island by Catherine Doyle. The island of
Arronmore chooses a new Storm Keeper each generation to
command its power and protect its magic. Fionn’s grandfa-
ther has held the job for many years, but he is ready to hand
it off to another. Who among the island’s most powerful
families will take over and hold off the dark magic that
threatens their lives?
Begone the Raggedy Witches by Celine Kiernan is Book
1 of the Wild Magic Trilogy fantasy series. Aimed at 11-13
year-olds, this book tells the story of raggedy witches who
carry off Mup’s father on the night their Aunty dies. Mup
and her mother and her little brother enter the world of
magic to save him from the evil witch who enforces her laws
with terror and cruelty.
Love & Luck by Jenna Evans Welch offers teens a story
about Addie, a broken-hearted 16 year-old girl, and her
brother Ian. They arrive in Ireland for their aunt’s destina-
tion wedding and tour the countryside, making unscheduled
stops and attending a major music festival. As well as work-
ing on healing her heartbreak, she also must heal the frac-
tured relationship between her and Ian. For more reading suggestions, check out padraicpearse-
center.weebly.com.
PADRAIC PEARSE BOOK DISCUSSIONOur book discussion is taking a break in March to enjoy
all the wonderful events at the club this month. Please join
us in April when we will resume our monthly schedule.
April 19: What She Knew by Gilly Macmillan
May 17: Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail
Honeyman
June 21: The Ruin by Dervla MacTiernan
For updates on the book discussion group and more read-
ing suggestions, check out padraicpearsecenter.weebly.com
SAVE THESE DATES!Pat Dowd
THURSDAY, APRIL 25th - STEAK SHOOT – Our
11th season gets underway! Mark your calendar now and let
your family and friends know that this fun game will begin
again and run through November. Are you ready to win?
Your delicious steaks will be waiting for you!
SUNDAY, APRIL 28th – LADIES ONLY LUNCH-
EON & RAFFLE – Definitely circle this date on your cal-
endar, ladies, and make sure your group does the same. You
don’t want to be left out of this great day!
“WHAT’S THE THEME THIS YEAR?” Everyone
wants to know so they can start planning early. Well, get
ready to plan for a colorful “Afternoon in the French
Quarter”. Details to follow in next month’s issue.
CLUB TRIP – SOLD OUT AGAIN!Pat Dowd
Our 41st Club Anniversary Party and Dance was another
great success and many people anxiously waited to see
where our annual Club trip would be taking us this year.
When the announcement was made that we would be head-
ing to the Hudson Valley, New York, and the Tara Mansion
from “Gone with the Wind”, the trip was filled immediate-
ly, as people hurriedly wrote out their deposit checks and
registration forms! Margie Drew was the lucky member to
win the trip that night. Congratulations, Margie!
We do have a waiting list now for this trip which is
September 29 - October 5 at a cost of $1200 per person,
double occupancy. If you want to be put on the waiting list,
please call me at 440-429-5151.
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Happy Birthday to all our remembered March babies:
Bob Spinks on March 3, Annie Bowen on March 15, Alana
Gurry celebrating number 30 on March 15, Cathy Rice on
March 18, Linda Baron on March 19, Beth McNally on
March 21, and Elizabeth Marino will be 19 on March 26.
Sending belated birthday wishes to John Vura, Helen’s
Valentine baby, celebrated the big 32 February 14, and
Colin Hatcher on February 22. Someone was really on the
ball and sends no less than 32 birthday wishes to Sheila
Joyce Byrne celebrating on April 2.
Please pray for Jeff Evers, brother of Jim Evers, as he is
being treated at University Hospital for serious health
issues. Prayers also for Kathy Carey’s speedy recovery.
Condolences to the family of James Hoag who passed
away January 22 and to the family of Betty Lauver who
died January 28. Betty was a sister of Nellie Quinn.
Sympathies to Donna (Gross) Michals and family on the
death of her husband Jim Michals. More sympathies to
Betty McArthur on the loss of her son.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT: Jack Murphy is going on vaca-
tion to Florida for four days!! His sister, Helen Vura, is in
charge of the bar. Let’s hope it’s still standing when he gets
home!
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 email me at
HE SAID…SHE SAID…Marilou Donovan and The Membership
2019 ST. PATRICK’S DAY RAFFLEIt’s that time of the year for our annual St. Patrick’s Day
Raffle.
All members should have received your tickets by now.
The success of the raffle will take all members to buy and
assist with selling tickets.
If you need more tickets please contact a member of the
Raffle Committee:
Mary Alice Curran 440-665-8110
Michael Byrne 216-990-2581
Jean Walsh 440-942-3207
Rita McNeely 440-442-0496
Tom Curran 440-510- 8009
Reminder! Return your sold tickets with payment prior
to the general membership meeting to be eligible to win
$100.00 in the “early return” raffle at the February General
Membership Meeting.
Congratulations to our January winner Jyll Fields.
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“In Memoriam” PlaqueIn 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 made out to the Irish American
Club or you can contact Jean Walsh at 440-942-3207
HEADLINES and DEADLINESIf you would like to submit an article for the
Schanachie, the deadline for the April issue is March 4.You may continue to send your articlesto the Club or you may email them [email protected]. Submission time is not the onlycriteria for inclusion and we reserve the right to edit due tocontent and space. If you have any questions call Ann at440-943-3088 or Kevin McCluskey at 216-956-2653.
Note from the EditorAll articles must be submitted to me by e-mail at:
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 an attachment
in your e-mail. Proofreading staff will meet for proof-
reading on March 13 at 7:30 pm. Ann Turk.
Monthly Membership MeetingsMembers last names beginning with the following letters
please bring a dessert for that month’s meeting. Any ques-
tions please call Dolly Luskin at 216-261-0967.
Month Letter Month Letter
JANUARY A & B JULY N & O
FEBRUARY C & D AUGUST P, Q & R
MAR. E & F SEPTEMBER S
APRIL G, H & I OCTOBER T, U & V
MAY J, K & L NOVEMBER W, X, Y & Z
JUNE M DECEMBER All Members
Keep up to date with weekly emailblasts from the IACES!
Do you know that the IACES sendsout weekly email blasts with informationon upcoming events at the IACES,Padraic Pearse and the greater Irishcommunity? If you would like your emailaddress added to this list, please contactSarah Dirk at [email protected] or216-337-9004
Membership Has Its PrivilegesKathy Foster
YOUR vote counts! Vote on action at the monthlymembership meetings. You must sign the attendance sheetto earn credit. Please don’t sign in for anyone but yourself.
If you attend three meetings between July and May,
you can vote in the June election for Board members.
Card carrying members pay the member price for
Club events.
Receive our monthly newsletter, The Schanachie,
delivered to your home.
New members will receive a Club Pin and a copy of
our bylaws by attending a membership meeting.There were 81 members signed in at the February meet-
ing.
If you paid your dues, but are not receiving The
Schanachie, contact Membership Secretary, Kathy Foster.
The Schanachie is available online on the Club website
(eastsideirish.org) and on our Facebook page (IACES).
If you have a child 18 years of age who has come off your
Family Membership, we have a membership rate of $20 per
year until s/he reaches age 21. New members in February:
Richard & Pamela Lann John & Theresa Argie
Darlene Eden Beverly Campbell
Michael Stanton Sr. Lisa & Arsenio Torres
Allysun Mandzuch Kelly & Beth Powell
FLOAT COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS MOST NEEDEDThe Float Committee will meet Tuesday and
Thursday evening 6:30 - 9 pm and Saturday they
meet 9 - 1 pm. No experience needed. Strong desire
to help. Tools and guidance will be provided. We
will meet at Hospice of The Western Reserve,
17876 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44110. For
more information call Bob Henry 216-402-3062.
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Ticket PolicyTickets for any event at the Irish American Club East
Side can be obtained by phone or mail. When mailing yourticket request, please be sure to include a self-addressed,stamped envelope and a check made payable to: IrishAmerican Club East Side. If you pre-order a dinner for anevent and do not show up or you do not cancel within 48hours of the dinner, you will be billed by the Club for theprice of the meal.
Sue McGill Mary Jo Gurry20971 Morris Ave. 5096 Karen IsleEuclid, OH 44123 Willoughby, OH 44094
216-386-2194 [email protected] [email protected]
Tickets for sold out events must be paid for by the Thursday prior to the event.
Club Rental InformationThe Irish American Club is available for rentals of all
sizes. We can accommodate showers, graduations, banquets,receptions of all kinds, funerals and of course, weddings.We have two facilities available, the upper hall for largerparties and the Phil Walsh Cabaret room for smaller parties.Koumbaros is the exclusive caterer for the upper hall. If youwish to rent the lower hall you may bring in your own home-made food but you also have the option of using our clubcaterer. To reserve either the upper hall or the Phil WalshCabaret room, please call Rick Eberhart 216-338-3774.
Sunshine ClubIf you know of a member who is sick or if there has been
a death in the family, Mary Kay Malone, Chairperson of the
Sunshine Club, will try and send a card on behalf of the
Club. You can contact Mary Kay at 216-337-4356 or send
her an e-mail [email protected] with the member’s
information.
Published by the Irish American Club * East Side Inc.Mary Alice Curran Chairman
Editor: Ann Turk (440-943-3088)
Ad Manager: Kevin McCluskey (216-956-2653)
Circulation: Pat Homan (440-946-6232)
Contributing Editors: Linda Burke
Rose Marie Eppich
Rosemary Nugent * Marilou Donovan
Executive Board Members 2018-2019President Mary Alice Curran 440-665-8110Vice President Kevin McClusky 216-956-2653Recording Secretary Linda Walsh 216-538-1358Treasurer Patty Campbell 216-965-3162Membership Secretary Kathy Foster 440-289-4785Members at Large Sue McGill 216-386-2194
Debbie Arth 216-571-0874Mike Byrne 216-990-2581Chris Faith 440-341-4763
Club Website:www.eastsideirish.org
Irish American Club: 216-731-4003Pub: 216-731-1189
Club Fax: 216-731-6120WiFi: Username-IACESPassword: 2167314003
Schanachie: [email protected]/IACES/
On Air Irish Radio
Saturday
10am - 11am: Johnson Brothers Irish Hour WKTL FM
90.7
Sunday
7am - 9am: Sweeney Astray WCBS FM 89.3 & on
wesb.org
10am - 12 pm: Gerry Quinn’s Irish Hours WHK AM
1420 with Colleen Corrigan Day, Eddie Fitzpatrick & J.
C. Sullivan
1pm - 3 pm: Echoes of Erin WCWA AM 1230 w/John
Connolly
6pm - 7 pm: Song of Britain & Ireland WCPN FM 90.3
w/Joe Nichols
4pm - 6pm: Beyond the Pale WRUW FM 91.1
5pm - 6pm: The Hooley Hour WHK AM1420
9pm - 10pm: Hooley Hour WHK AM 1420 w/Tara
Quinn & Josh Vaughan
Pub Hours for Fall and WinterMonday CLOSED
Tuesday CLOSED
Wednesday 6 PM- 11 PM
Thursday 6 PM- 11 PM
Friday 6 PM- 11 AM
Saturday 6 PM- 11 AM
Sunday 1 PM- 11 PM
Closing time of the Pub is at the bartender’s discretion
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The Green PagesPlease support the businesses that support us!
Jack Murphy’sTradewinds Lounge319 East 200th St., EuclidHappy Hour between
3 - 6 Weekdays216-481-8228
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CLEVELAND'S BEST IRISH BANDSDoors: 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
Harp Level:
Bluestone Division — Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Cleveland Whiskey
Daugherty Construction Inc.
Flannery’s Pub
Irish American News
Koumbaros Catering
Mayo Society of Greater Cleveland
Monreal Funeral Home
Music Box Supper Clubs
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
Corporate Sponsors:
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