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PAGE 6 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - June 30, 2019 “Godspell” at Veritas Church On July 12-13, the rock opera “Godspell” will be presented in Hilliard. The July 12 and 13 shows will take place at 8 p.m. at Veritas Community Church Tri- City, 4772 Cemetery Road in Hilliard (the former Hilliard Library location). Profits from the shows will benefit Veritas Community Church. Tickets are $10 for adults, and $5 for children (high school age and younger). This is the first venture for the Light and Life Theatre Company. The show focuses on the teachings of Jesus and His final days on earth, including dramatic presentations of familiar parables. The cast will present the story of Godspell in a way that honors a traditional Biblical interpretation of the book of Matthew, in community events Schuman’s Meats 1440 Harrisburg PikeColumbus, OH 43223 614-274-2161 | www.schumansmeats.com Tues. - Fri.: 7am – 6pm | Sat.: 7am – 5pm TASTE THE DIFFERENCE July 2nd - July 13th | CLOSED JULY 4th musical theatre form. With songs such as “Day By Day” and “Prepare Ye,” the family-friendly evening promises to be thought-provoking, entertaining, and enlightening. Tickets are available through cast members and at the door. Tickets can also be purchased online at http://our.show/lightand-life-theatre/godspell2019. For additional information, email godspell2019@gmail.com. Free meal at Lamb of God The Church of the Lamb of God will host a free community meal from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. the fourth Saturday of each month at 272 Fernhill Ave. in Columbus. For additional information, call 614-706-4945. 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Whole Chickens......................................................................................... $1.69 lb. Chicken Drumsticks.................................................................................... $1.19 lb Chicken Leg Quarters.................................................................................. .99¢ lb. Pet Corner Pets of the week Ciabatta is a 2-yearold large mixed breed who is a wiggly, active pooch. He is looking for a loving and active place to call home. He will need daily walks, plenty of playtime, and tons of cuddle time. He looks forward to attending our free Monday night training classes with you, to learn his basic commands and manners through positive reinforcement. He is very interested in other dogs, but may be too much for some. He should meet any potential furry friends before adoption. Adopt Ciabatta from the Franklin County Dog Shelter. FYI: 614-525-3647 or www.franklincountydogs.com Suzie is a 5-year-old boxer who is a busy bee. She is a naturally playful, curious, and trusting canine. Suzie would love a home with someone who would take her out for daily walks or give her something to do. After the job is done, she’ll curl up in front of the fire with you in the evenings. Suzie is up for adoption at the Franklin County Dog Shelter. FYI: 614-525-3647 or www.franklincountydogs.com The Franklin County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center will offer new programs and foster opportunities during the month of July. On July 13, the shelter will host an adoption event featuring long-term residents at Homedog Resort and Daycare in Columbus from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. These long-term residents will be joined by volunteers who know the dogs’ behavior and potential adopters will be able to speak with them and learn why the dogs are special and what the right home would look like for them. All dog adoptions will be $18 and every dog will be up-to-date on shots, spayed or neutered, microchipped, and receive a dog license. The shelter has also announced dates for the Shelter Running Club Open House. This is an opportunity for interested individuals from the public to learn more about this program and join experienced runners www.columbusmessenger.com These furry friends are available for adoption at local rescues and shelters Cipher is an adorable 4-month-old kitten. He is playful and just tons of fun. Cipher has been neutered. He is microchipped and up to date on all his vaccines. Cipher is up for adoption through Colony Cats and Dogs. you can meet him the organization’s adoption center, located at 2740 Festival Lane in Dublin. FYI: www.colonycats.org Roomba is a sweet girl who is about 3 months old. She would make a great addition to any home. She is a typical kitty who enjoys being petted and playing with toys. Roomba is spayed and up to date on vaccinations. Stop by the Colony Cats adoption center to meet her. FYI: www.colonycats.org McCain is a very handsome and strong 3-year-old black Lab/pit mix with loads of energy. He would love a human who could play with him and take him out for daily walks. McCain gets along with other dogs and cats as well. He would love to fin his forever home. Adopt McCain from Colony Cats and Dogs. FYI: www.colonycats.org Programs help shelter dogs with a dog on a short two-mile run. The open house dates will be July 6 and July 27 at 8 a.m. Interested individuals should show up at the shelter and be prepared to run with a dog. Finally, the shelter will support a Shelter Vacation program from July 15 through July 19. During this time, members of the public will be able to foster dogs from the shelter, welcoming them into their homes for the week. All dogs will be on a first-come, first-foster basis and preference will be given to those dogs who have been adoptable for one month or more. The Franklin County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center is located at 4340 Tamarack Blvd. in Columbus and is opened Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. For additional information, visit dogs.franklincountyohio.gov.
June 30, 2019 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - PAGE 7 www.columbusmessenger.com June 30, 2019 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - PAGE 7 www.columbusmessenger.com In Education Summer tech program helps kids create apps By Dedra Cordle Staff Writer Like many children his age, Preston Miller loves computer and video games. He said he has learned many skills while playing on these mediums and has even decided that he wants to make a career out of it. “I plan to be a YouTube video game creator,” said the fourth grade student at Finland Elementary School. Knowing that he needed to hone the skills required to be a game creator, Miller was excited to learn that he would have the opportunity to do so at his school. The only problem was that it would take place in the summer. “I love summer break but I really wanted to do this,” he said. On June 17 at roughly 8:30 a.m., Miller found himself back in school for an all-day, week-long programming class called Techie Camp, which was made possible for students at Finland Elementary and Franklin Woods Intermediate through a grant from Battelle and Tech Corps. “Techie Camp is a hands-on program that teaches young children the basics of programming,” said Tech Corps instructor Will Sierzputowski. “For this week, along with the one that was held last week (June 10 -14 at Franklin Woods), they are learning how to make an app but with the stipulation that they make something that benefits others.” When the stipulation was announced the first day of class, Sierzputowski said there were a lot of blank stares. “I don’t know if it was because it is the summer and they’re in summer mode or if they thought they would be making cool apps right away,” said the junior at Ohio Northern University with a laugh. “Some later told me they thought they would be doing something that would make them a lot of money so I think it might have been the second option.” But with some prodding, the group of 22 budding creators brainstormed ways apps can help people, watched design and programming tutorials, and started putting their ideas to code. “I am so impressed by what they came up with,” said Tech Corps instructor Anna Dake. “There has been a lot of variety with these groups.” Olivia Reynolds, 10, she designed an app that helps people remember recipes. “If people forget, they can just pull it up and have the instructions right there,” said the Franklin Woods Intermediate student. Hector Flores co-created an app for parents to tell them the appropriate age for their children to do chores. “I mow the grass and I’m not sure I should be made to do it at my age,” said the fourth grader. Hannah West and Sophia Tope created an “ungrounding app” that counts down the exact time they are out of punishment. “Parents are always trying to tell you that you have more time in punishment,” said West. “This app will show them that it is not true because the countdown tells them the time is up,” added Tope. Miller, the future game creator, programmed an app that allows people to find games on Roblox, a popular game creation system platform. “It breaks it up by skill level too,” he said. “If they’re a beginner and want to play a game where they find eggs, the app shows them where to find it for beginning level players.” Other app creations include Fortnight quizzes, algebra flashcards, origami instructions, sports point trackers, and a once-aday reminder to do something nice for someone else. While the students said there was some difficulties learning how to program, they were given great instruction and plan to continue making apps well into the future. “It was a struggle sometimes but I had a lot of fun learning how to do this,” said Reynolds. “Eventually I would like to put something on the app store but I need to work on a few more things first before I can reach that level.” The Techie Camp that was held at Finland Elementary and Franklin Woods Intermediate marked the first time the popular camp was held in the South-Western City Schools District. It was brought to the school, in addition to the grant, due to the efforts of Kira Shade-Ray, the Finland Elementary site coordinator for Communities in Schools, and Helen Cosner, a gifted intervention specialist with the district. Shade-Ray said that while coding clubs are growing in popularity at the schools, they would love to host Techie Camp again next summer. 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