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Our History from 1875-1929, presented by Dan Ruminski Storyteller Great Estates of Wickliffe Dan Ruminski will present a fascinating story making the Cleveland connection, Euclid Avenue’s “Millionaire Row,” to the great movie, “The King’s Speech.” Journey from “Millionaires’ Row” to “Millionaires Mile” in Wickliffe, to London, Paris, and ending in Hunting Valley. Hear how our main character, Laura Mae Corrigan, rose from poverty, entertaining royalty and fighting the Third Reich. Enjoy a wonderful evening and support WRAP – Willoughby Rotary Autism Project . The members of the Willoughby Rotary Club voted to make a difference in their community by helping families affected by Autism. The club was looking for a local need that they could support not only financially, but in other ways as well. When Autism was suggested and mem- bers learned more about it, it became obvious that this was a project that every Rotarian could “wrap” their arms around. The basic facts are staggering: Autism affects 1 in 110 children Autism affects 1 in 70 boys, and boys are four times more likely to have Autism More children will be diagnosed with Autism this year than with cancer, diabetes and AIDS combined Autism is the fastest growing serious de- velopmental disability in the U.S. Sponsorship details are included on the reverse side of this flyer, as well as on: www.willoughbyrotary.org/autism.html Photos courtesy of theWestern Reserve Historical Society. “Great Estates of Wickliffe” Autism Fundraiser Laura Mae Corrigan became a true heroine Sunday, March 18, 2012 At Gavi’s in Downtown Willoughby 5 pm: Fabulous Gavi’s Buffet Dinner 6 pm: Live Presentation of The Great Estates of Wickliffe by Dan Ruminski, Cleveland’s Great Storyteller Tickets: $50 each, ($20 tax-deductible, reservations required) Individual & Corporate Sponsors Welcome! 100% of proceeds will benefit local Autism clinics and awareness organizations. Checks should be made out to the Willoughby Rotary Foundation. Reserve online at www.willoughbyrotary.org/autism.html Phone orders may be placed at 888-71-TICKETS (888-718-4253).

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Page 1: Our History from 1875-1929, presented by Dan Ruminski · • Autism affects 1 in 70 boys, and boys are four times more likely to have Autism • More children will be diagnosed with

Our History from1875-1929, presented by

Dan Ruminski Storyteller

Great Estates of Wickliffe

Dan Ruminski will present a fascinating story making the Cleveland connection, Euclid Avenue’s “Millionaire Row,” to the great movie, “The King’s Speech.” Journey from “Millionaires’ Row” to “Millionaires Mile” in Wickliffe, to London, Paris, and ending in Hunting Valley. Hear how our main character, Laura Mae Corrigan, rose from poverty, entertaining royalty and fighting the Third Reich.

Enjoy a wonderful evening and support WRAP – Willoughby Rotary Autism Project.

The members of the Willoughby Rotary Club voted to make a difference in their community by helping families affected by Autism. The club was looking for a local need that they could support not only financially, but in other ways

as well. When Autism was suggested and mem-bers learned more about it, it became obvious that this was a project that every Rotarian could “wrap” their arms around.

The basic facts are staggering:

•Autism affects 1 in 110 children•Autism affects 1 in 70 boys, and boys are

four times more likely to have Autism•More children will be diagnosed with

Autism this year than with cancer, diabetes and AIDS combined

•Autism is the fastest growing serious de-velopmental disability in the U.S.

Sponsorship details are included on the reverse side of this flyer, as well as on:www.willoughbyrotary.org/autism.html

Photos courtesy of the Western Reserve Historical Society.

“Great Estates of Wickliffe” Autism Fundraiser

Laura Mae Corrigan became a true heroine

Sunday, March 18, 2012At Gavi’s in Downtown Willoughby5 pm: Fabulous Gavi’s Buffet Dinner6 pm: Live Presentation of The Great Estates of Wickliffe by Dan Ruminski, Cleveland’s Great Storyteller

Tickets: $50 each, ($20 tax-deductible, reservations required)Individual & Corporate Sponsors Welcome!

100% of proceeds will benefit local Autism clinics and awareness organizations. Checks should be made out to the Willoughby Rotary Foundation.

Reserve online at www.willoughbyrotary.org/autism.html Phone orders may be placed at 888-71-TICKETS (888-718-4253).

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Sponsor Information

$300 Sponsorship •Two tickets•Signage and in-program recognition at the

event•Willoughby Rotary and Cleveland History

Lessons web site listings through 3-31-12•Tax-deductible portion: $240.

$1000 Sponsorship • All benefits above, plus:•Verbal recognition at the event•Sponsor mentions in all WELW Radio

advertising for the event•Web site sponsorship of event pictures for 12

months•Two VIP tickets to the event, including seating

at Mr. Ruminski’s table•Tax-deductible portion: $940

$2500 Sponsorship •All benefits above, plus:•Exclusive presenting sponsor at the event and

on the web sites•Speaking option at the event•The right to give event attendees promotional

items or materials•Pre-event social with Mr. Ruminski•VIP table of eight for the event•Tax-deductible portion: $2060

The Willoughby Rotary Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

To be an event sponsor, contact Willoughby Rotary President Ray Somich at 440.567.8316

The Great Estates of Wickliffe - Millionaires’ Mile

• A story that ties Cleveland to the now famous movie “The King’s Speech”

• The four families (Rockefeller, Corrigan, McKinney, Coulby) ~ A personal touch as Dan knew Mrs. Boler ~ Frank Rockefeller’s daughter

• Learn how four Wickliffe estate owners became involved in a story rivaling any Greek tragedy

• Once heard, one will never look upon Wickliffe, Ohio, the same way again

“Dan’s programs have been exciting and educational. His relaxed style of storytelling allows his audience to listen to history as if they are living it!” – Katherine Malmquist, Gates Mills Branch Mgr., Cuyahoga County Public Library

Contact Dan to speak at your event:www.clevelandhistorylessons.com [email protected] Telephone: 440-951-1312

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