Monthly winner for November
Park Auto Group
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Finger Print Turkey Craft- Fun for all ages
Fingerprint Turkey Craft
A finger and a bit of paint are all you need to make this super-cute turkey.
Its fun for children to make for namecards on the Thanksgiving supper table (we don't normally use name-cards... we aren't that formal, but sometimes the kids like to help out with the decorating and hostessing... they always seem to arrange a spot right beside Grandma *grin*)
Materials:
brown finger paint
red, yellow and/or orange finger paint
scrap of cardboard or old margarine container lid (something to act as a pallet)
black marker
paper or card stock
Directions:
Squeeze a bit of brown finger paint onto a margarine container lid
Squeeze a bit of red and/or orange finger paint onto the lid, spaced away from the brown paint (or use a second lid)
stamp the pad of your index finger into the orange or red paint
Use your finger to make an arch of fingerprints as the turkey's tail
Optional: Make a second arch around the first one using your index finger or your pinkie again... you can use the same color or another autumn color for the second arch (it's actually better to make the outside arch first if you're planning to do two)
Use your thumb finger to stamp a brown thumbprint in the center of the arch as the turkey's body
Use a marker to add feet, a beak and eyes.
A finger and a bit of paint are all you need to make this super-cute turkey.
Its fun for children to make for namecards on the Thanksgiving supper table (we don't normally use name-cards... we aren't that formal, but sometimes the kids like to help out with the decorating and hostessing... they always seem to arrange a spot right beside Grandma *grin*)
Materials:
brown finger paint
red, yellow and/or orange finger paint
scrap of cardboard or old margarine container lid (something to act as a pallet)
black marker
paper or card stock
Directions:
Squeeze a bit of brown finger paint onto a margarine container lid
Squeeze a bit of red and/or orange finger paint onto the lid, spaced away from the brown paint (or use a second lid)
stamp the pad of your index finger into the orange or red paint
Use your finger to make an arch of fingerprints as the turkey's tail
Optional: Make a second arch around the first one using your index finger or your pinkie again... you can use the same color or another autumn color for the second arch (it's actually better to make the outside arch first if you're planning to do two)
Use your thumb finger to stamp a brown thumbprint in the center of the arch as the turkey's body
Use a marker to add feet, a beak and eyes.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Park Gets An Impact Award!!!
By Tammy Proctor
The Suburbanite
Posted Oct 25, 2010 @ 08:09 AM
Green, Ohio — Innovative Autocare, FirstMerit Bank, Kovatch Castings and Blake's Café and Cupcakery were presented awards Oct. 20 by the Green Chamber of Commerce.
The Vision Award, which recognizes businesses for putting vision into action, was presented to Innovative Autocare.A full-service automotive repair and preventative maintenance center, Innovative Autocare is owned by Jeff Goodwin. His business philosophy is highest quality service at an intermediate price. Goodwin recently remodeled and expanded the business at 4901 South Main St. For more information about the business call 330-245-0865.
Honorable mentions for the Vision Award included Gerri's Closet and Shields-Blice & Co., CPAs, Inc.
The Community Award, recognizing businesses which enrich the community with the completion of short-term projects or long range initiatives, was presented to FirstMerit Bank. The Green branch, located at the corner of Massillon and Boettler Roads, focuses on being a community bank with local decision-making boards. The staff is very active in Green Relay For Life, Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, United Way and the American Heart Association. They are active in the Rotary Club of Lake-Green and Green Good Neighbors Back to School Program.
Park Auto Group and Gallery 143 were honorable mentions for the Community Award.
The Environmental Award recognizes businesses bettering the environment either with the completion of short-term project or long-term initiatives. This award was presented by Kovatch Casting. Founded in 1976, Kovatch Castings employs 190 people and recently received the largest Ohio Targeting Energy Efficiency Grant of $1 million, which they will match.
City Cleaners was named an honorable mention for the Environmental Award.
The Impact Award is the pinnacle award that recognizes outstanding achievements which impact the community and business community. Blake's Café and Cupcakery, located at Town Park Plaza, was presented the Impact Award. The company specializes in healthy selections of the highest quality.
The honorable mentions for the Impact Award were the Akron-Canton Airport, Park Auto Group, The Karcher Group and the Area Agency on Aging.
City Cleaners Dry Cleaning and Laundry sponsored the Oct. 20 Green Chamber Impact Awards at Raintree Country Club. Greg Byrer of 30daygifts.com, Paul Doerr of Quick Clean Car and Pet Wash, Matry Ruegg of Community Care Givers of Green, Lee Lewis of AkroSteam Carpet Cleaning, Dave Manderine of Window Genie, Margie Toombs of Maid Brigade, Susan and Skip Summerville of the Office Place, Luke Messner of TKM Printing and Dallas Wallace of Paramount Photo contributed to the success of the event.
The 2010 Impact Awards committee was chaired by Jim Corra of Park Auto Group and assisted by Shon Christy of City Cleaners and Denise Dennewitz of Copeco, Inc.
Copyright 2010 The Suburbanite. Some rights reserved
The Suburbanite
Posted Oct 25, 2010 @ 08:09 AM
Green, Ohio — Innovative Autocare, FirstMerit Bank, Kovatch Castings and Blake's Café and Cupcakery were presented awards Oct. 20 by the Green Chamber of Commerce.
The Vision Award, which recognizes businesses for putting vision into action, was presented to Innovative Autocare.A full-service automotive repair and preventative maintenance center, Innovative Autocare is owned by Jeff Goodwin. His business philosophy is highest quality service at an intermediate price. Goodwin recently remodeled and expanded the business at 4901 South Main St. For more information about the business call 330-245-0865.
Honorable mentions for the Vision Award included Gerri's Closet and Shields-Blice & Co., CPAs, Inc.
The Community Award, recognizing businesses which enrich the community with the completion of short-term projects or long range initiatives, was presented to FirstMerit Bank. The Green branch, located at the corner of Massillon and Boettler Roads, focuses on being a community bank with local decision-making boards. The staff is very active in Green Relay For Life, Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, United Way and the American Heart Association. They are active in the Rotary Club of Lake-Green and Green Good Neighbors Back to School Program.
Park Auto Group and Gallery 143 were honorable mentions for the Community Award.
The Environmental Award recognizes businesses bettering the environment either with the completion of short-term project or long-term initiatives. This award was presented by Kovatch Casting. Founded in 1976, Kovatch Castings employs 190 people and recently received the largest Ohio Targeting Energy Efficiency Grant of $1 million, which they will match.
City Cleaners was named an honorable mention for the Environmental Award.
The Impact Award is the pinnacle award that recognizes outstanding achievements which impact the community and business community. Blake's Café and Cupcakery, located at Town Park Plaza, was presented the Impact Award. The company specializes in healthy selections of the highest quality.
The honorable mentions for the Impact Award were the Akron-Canton Airport, Park Auto Group, The Karcher Group and the Area Agency on Aging.
City Cleaners Dry Cleaning and Laundry sponsored the Oct. 20 Green Chamber Impact Awards at Raintree Country Club. Greg Byrer of 30daygifts.com, Paul Doerr of Quick Clean Car and Pet Wash, Matry Ruegg of Community Care Givers of Green, Lee Lewis of AkroSteam Carpet Cleaning, Dave Manderine of Window Genie, Margie Toombs of Maid Brigade, Susan and Skip Summerville of the Office Place, Luke Messner of TKM Printing and Dallas Wallace of Paramount Photo contributed to the success of the event.
The 2010 Impact Awards committee was chaired by Jim Corra of Park Auto Group and assisted by Shon Christy of City Cleaners and Denise Dennewitz of Copeco, Inc.
Copyright 2010 The Suburbanite. Some rights reserved
Monday, September 27, 2010
CHECK OUT THE NEW 2011 HONDA ODYSSEY
The all-new 2011 Honda Odyssey is the ultimate minivan reinvented, re-energized and
evolved. With its modern styling, spacious interior, and high-tech features, the new Odyssey
almost demands a new category. Although it's available with seating for up to eight
passengers, there's nothing “minivan” about the Odyssey's efficient-yet-sporty performance,
available 10-way power adjustable heated leather-trimmed front seating, authoritative V-6
acceleration and all the thoughtful engineering you'd expect from a Honda.
Of course, the new Odyssey pushes the tech envelope further with available features like a
16.2-inch Ultrawide DVD Rear Entertainment System with HDMI® Technology and split
screen viewing capability for those times when passengers just can't agree on what to watch.
And the available navigation system now includes FM Traffic, which alerts you to traffic
conditions and can suggest alternate routes. The Odyssey's sophisticated technology is
thoughtfully integrated for user-friendliness and simplicity—just load it with family and friends,
gear up, and go.
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