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1 H RUNNING WATERS FFRIKMK Special points of interest: 6/01/07 Camp I 6/08/07 Camp II 6/16/07 Bowling 7/22/07 Boat Race 7/29/07 Putt-Putt

2 A Message from the Trail Boss.. Hello Everyone, I saw a lot of you at the Car Race and it was another hit with the attendees. We had a great turnout as always and the cars looked great. Congratulations to the race and decoration contest winners! Many outposts provided games and or food to make money for their outpost wampum. And thanks again to the officers who all volunteered to go into the water balloon box to be used for target practice. If your outpost missed the opportunity to make some money, there is always next year. At the May Frontier meeting we held the outpost sign contest, with the Grey Wolf outpost as the winners. Congratulations on a great looking sign, and thanks to the Patrick family who displayed and talked about the sign at the meeting. We ll look forward to seeing you display the trophy proudly at upcoming events! Campouts should either be underway, or just about to start by the time you receive this in the mail. If you didn t get registered yet and camp has yet to start I may still be able to get you in. Give me a call ASAP. Updates on a few projects the organization is working on: Frontier covered wagon: I think we are still in need of a long term storage area. If you think you can help please get in touch with Phil Thorne. Photo Procedures: The Legend makers indicate that the new photo process is working out great. You can see all of the event photos on the princess web site. CDs of events, or annual DVDs are available to make it easy for you to preserve your memories. Membership Records: We are working on updating the Princess membership system to better fit our needs. You may see some minor changes in the labels on the Running Waters issues, campout signup forms, event signup sheets, etc. Remember that if you have not paid your annual YMCA membership you will not receive Running Waters issues and cannot attend princess events. One last comment Fall season new member recruiting will be coming up soon. Please give some thought to helping tell others about the Adventure Princess Program, and ensure that even after we leave the program that we leave a strong organization for others in the future!!! That s about it for now. We ll see you at the next event. Don t forget that if you see me in public you can get a special bead! Your 2007 Trail Boss, Say Jim, Rachel, Robin & Rebecca Stewart My name is (your princess name) and I LOVE BEING AN ADVENTURE PRIN- CESS If I happen to be on my motorcycle at the time I have a bead for that too!

3 Membership Handbook Running Waters Pictures Information and more Can be downloaded USER: Friends now PASSWORD: Always. HEY THERE PRINCESSES!!! My name is Stephanie Stubbs. My dad, Larry, and I are in the Firecrackers Outpost of the Fire Territory. I am 6 years old and in the 1 st. grade at St. Monica Elementary School. What I like most about school is Math Class and playing with my friends. My favorite TV shows is Sponge bob. My favorite book is Hop on Pop. My favorite song is In my Daughters Eyes My favorite food is Pizza, and I just love Ice Cream for dessert. Besides Adventure Princesses, I am involved in Girl Scouts, Twirling and T-Ball. My favorite Princess event was the Winter Campout and my favorite craft was making Bead Star at Camp. The most fun thing our Outpost ever did was a Pony Rides. For a new Adventure Princess event, I think a movie night would be fun. The funniest thing my dad ever did is wiped out on a sled. The trail of fluffs on my headband is not very long. I have 8 patches on my vest and I have 7 beads on my necklace.

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5 MONTHLY SKY TERRITORY REPORT APRIL 2007 The Mighty Eagle Outpost The Eagles had a great time at the car race. Most of the girls won their first heat, and all of them had a great time cheering everyone on. The entire tribe is enjoying the wonderful spring weather and looking forward to a wonderful May. Hope to see you all at the parade! Till next month, the Eagles keep soaring. The Crooked River took to the racetrack this month for the annual Princess Car Races. Jessica Beran, Lacie Battaglia, Alexandra Krencisz, Jacquelynn Palmateer and Samantha Velasco were this year=s drivers. Congratulations to everyone for a great showing, especially Jacquelynn Palmateer and Lacie Battaglia!Dads and girls are enjoying the warm weather and are looking forward to seeing everyone at the spring campout. The Mighty Crooked River rolls on... ARMADILLO OUTPOST We had a good time at the car race. CHIEF RACE STEWART BOB JONES did another great job this year along with his many pit stop outposts.-thanks for a good day!! We are looking forward to the annual right of spring trip camping adventure again this year. The girls are already counting down the days till summer vacation. Hope to see one and all on the trail soon The Jolly Rogers Are preparing for our last summer camp at Camp Fitch. We are looking forward to a great time! We also got together recently to build our cars for the car race and had a great time at the Car Race, a very well run event. The Night Owls Had a great turn out for our last car race. Tony & Dominque Dinardo hosted an April tribe meeting to make plans for summer camp. See you at camp!! The Rising Stars Had a really great time at the car race. We all enjoyed the food and games. The girls are getting excited because Spring Campout is just a few weeks away! Hope to see you all at camp. Also the girls are looking forward to summer vacation. No school for 2 months. Yahoo! Till next month... Blue Lightning Had a great time at the car race & fair. The girls did a nice job on their cars and had a lot of fun soaking some Officers at the water balloon booth! We're all looking forward to spring camp and SUMMERTIME! skyscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org Greg Breen

6 Forest Territory A Note from the 2007 Forest Territory Scout: June 2007 I hope you all enjoyed the car race this year. As a dad it has always been one of my favorite events in the princesses. With only one more car race for the current forest territory I am sure next years competition is going to the toughest yet Just like our very own Cleveland Browns there is always next year until the last year. Thank You Phil Big Bear & Heather Little Bear Thorne I would request that the Outpost Leaders me their Outpost Running Waters report by the first of each month so that I can have time to collect them all and turn them over to the Editor. My address is forestscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org The Blue Angels- Angels that are blue in color due to the sadness of not having a report this month. The Cougars We all had a good time at the Easter Party. There was plenty to do at the Car Race. Thanks to all the Outpost's that had booths. Even though our cars didn't fair well, it was a good time. See you at camp. The Ducks- Met at the Painted Penguin at South Park Mall for their April meeting hosted by the Murphy's. The girls had a fun time painting their ceramic pieces and enjoyed pizza in the food court afterwards. The Mighty Ducks then had a great time at the Car Race and are looking forward to our first Spring Campout at Camp Fitch. We Are The Mighty Ducks...A Quack Above The Rest The Grizzly Bear Had a very good turnout at the Car Race. Unfortunately, the good turnout was limited to our attendance and not to our racing. The good news was Renee and Dale Lucas did make it past the first round. The other dad's need some serious lessons on building faster race cars. The next Grizzly Bear outing will be lazer tag at X-treme Lazer on Sunday, May 20th. Should be a good time with food, drink and blasting the dad's with lasers. Also looking forward to the Spring Campout at Fitch. The Purple Panthers- Had a great meeting at Ryan and Kaylee Short's house, great food, great fun, especially the gymnastics and best of all great friends. We planned our car race games and shared racing tips. We're looking forward to going to camp Fitch and all the great activities there like fishing, biking, horseback riding, lip sync contest, walking on the beach, spending time with our Princesses and much, much more. Friends Always... The Rowdie Raccoons Raccoons that like to stay up late and party. The Wild Bears Had a great time at the car race. We sold Pop, chips, water, crackers, and fresh cookies. We made a few dollars to pad out wampum fund. Unfortunately we didn't have any finalists in the race. We did have a few cars win their heats. Looking forward to the Family bowling and Spring camp (We will be bringing all our meals to this one). Wagons Ho

7 Tim, Brandi & Brieann Wolfe "The Wolfe Pack" 2007 Sun Territory Scout From the Sun Territory Scout. Yetta Hey!!! Hope everyone is getting the spring fever with this wonderful weather we have been having. Looking forward to seeing everyone at the parade and camp. Congrats to all the winners at the car race, we had a great time there and it was a very memorable event. Outposts, please have your reports to me by the 4 th. of every month so I can get them in the Running Waters. Twisters: The Twisters shook the track and had a great time at the car race. And are looking forward to the parade! Monarch Butterflies Had a blast at the car race. For some of the girls it was their first time, and it was totally cool for them to check out the whole scene. We LOVED the racing banners. It made it feel like a real drag race!! We are so thrilled that spring is finally here. We will be cooking the Crooked River dinner at the Spring Camp Out at Camp Y-Noah. The girls are already talking about their plans for the camp out. The Mustangs: The Mustangs had their cars ready to race on Sunday April 29th. They were tuned up and polished. The girls did a great job decorating the cars. Our Outpost had a lot of fun selling popcorn. I hope the people that bought the Jumbo containers know that the free refills ended at the end of the day. Our next meeting is going to be at Monster golf in Strongsville. The Arrowheads: Unfortunately nothing new to report from the Arrowheads. Just looking forward to the next campout. The Burning Cuyahoga: Are trucking' along. We had a lot of fun at the Easter Party and Jessica Lakatos won a nice scooter there. She's ready to go riding with dad now! The car race & fair was a hit. The girls that

8 Ferocious Firebirds: Are on Fire! We are still trying to come up with a great song that we can do a lip sync to at Spring Camp, which by the way, we are looking very forward to. We all had a great time at The Car Race & Family Fair, and hopes that everyone had a chance to get some really good pizza at a $1 per slice. Congrats to Haley Miller for Best Decorated Car in the Fire Territory! Firecrackers: Thanks to all the Dad's and Daughters for their help and participation at the car rally. Had such a great time. I want to especially thank Mark, Ed, Bob, Mike, John, Scott, Larry and Robert. Looking forward to spring and the parade. Fireflies: The Fireflies Monthly Outpost meeting was held by Wes & Claire Novak. They organized a meeting at the Natural History Museum. I highly recommend this! Some of the highlights where the life size Dinosaur Skeletons and the girls especially liked the feeding time in the outdoor Animal exhibit. I liked going to the rooftop to look through the big Telescope which dated back to the 1800's. We are looking forward to continuing with creating great memories. Friends Always Gray Wolf: Are also known as Timber Wolf; is a mammal in the order Carnivores. Mighty Pandas: Are cute cuddly animals. Shooting Stars: Are items seen in the night sky. Wild Cats: The Wildcats were on the prowl and scratching for a big win at the car race, and clawed out a great time. The girls are really looking forward to the Parade and Camping. Wild Horses: Are not tamed ponies. Zipping Zebras: Had a fun and busy month, Easter egg hunt was fun. Congratulations Allyssa and Hallie Princess on winning the best decorated egg contest. Our monthly meeting was at fire-flies mini golf the girls had a blast, great job Haillie Princess even got a hole in one. The car-rally was fun Megan's car came in third place in the fire territory. Had a raffle for a toys-r-us gift card and the winner was Jamie Ekstrom. Zipping Zebras are gearing up for the spring campout If you re not receiving my s contact me Steve, Lauryn & Olivya DeLuca Fire Territory Scout 2007 firescout@thebigcreekfrontier.org

9 ATTENTION PRINCESSES Do you want a Special Princess Bead? Here s how you can get one. You need to find the Elder in a public place. Once you find the Elder you need to go up to him and say: My name is (your Adventure Princess name) and I LOVE being an Adventure Princess! THE ELDER IS VERY OLD You have to say it loud! (He s a little hard of hearing) You have to find him in a Public Place!!!! Not at an event! Not at his house! Not at a meeting! (You ll only get a fluff at these places) (Elder is Tony Cocita just in case the Dads aren t paying attention.) One Special Bead per Princess per day!

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11 Princess Birthdays If you have moved, changed or are not receiving Running Waters, please contact Assistant Membership Tracker, Jim Zito at or the information to 6/1 Jennifer Lanza Cougars 6/1 Stephanie Sawicki Purple Panthers 6/2 Alina Virnelson Grizzly Bears 6/2 Nina LaVigina Jaguars 6/3 Gabby Neric Grizzly Bears 6/4 Danielle Trybala Mighty Ducks 6/6 Mackenzie McClelland Armadillos 6/6 Kaytlin Kieklak Gray Wolf 6/6 Elisa Ketz Kazoo 6/9 Michelle Rock Eagles 6/10 Maddy Vales Wild Horses 6/10 Noelle Dzurnak Mustangs 6/12 Heather Heather Cougars 6/13 Jillian Zavoda Night Owls 6/13 Mary Mathis Twisters 6/15 Abbey Zarlinga Wild Horses 6/16 Kathleen Meyer ArrowHeads 6/17 Tabitha McCloskey Armadillos 6/17 Alexa Klamm Fire Crackers 6/17 Jillyan Kowalski Twisters 6/18 Katie Kuczkowski Annie Oakly/Coyotes 6/18 Emily Kuznik Burning Cuyahoga 6/18 Betsy Love Grizzly Bears 6/22 Mackenzie Fyock Burning Cuyahoga 6/23 Brooke Lukehart Gray Wolf 6/26 Kathryn Narolewski Ferocious Firebirds 6/26 Olivya DeLuca Ferocious Firebirds 6/26 Lauryn DeLuca Ferocious Firebirds 6/27 Brandi Wolfe Jaguars 6/27 Briana Wolfe Jaguars 6/28 Emily Soeder Rising Stars 6/28 Gina Smith ArrowHeads 6/28 Ava Willoughby Annie Oakly/Coyotes 6/28 Madison Tupa Fire Crackers 6/29 Jacquelyn Counts Wild Horses 6/29 Jessica Camp ArrowHeads 6/29 Jordan Brichford ArrowHeads 6/30 Alexa Tonski Rowdie Raccoons

12 City of Parma Wednesday July 4th 2007 O.I.C. Greg Breen Running Waters Assembly Schedule The assembly begins at 7:00pm at the McDonalds located at Brookpark Road & Tiedman Road Outpost Assemble Date Firecrackers Wednesday June 20 th Pandas Wednesday July 18 th Fireflies Wednesday August 22nd Wild Bears Wednesday September 19th Firebirds Wednesday October 17 th Monarch Butterflies Wednesday November 14 th Officers Wednesday December 19 th

13 OVERNIGHTER ON THE U.S.S. LITTLE ROCK Saturday, September 15 Sunday September 16 Visit the Buffalo Naval Museum, and stay overnight on the USS Little Rock. A unique experience that is unlike any other event! This event is only run every other year, so don t miss out on this opportunity. The Museum and Park have been renovated since our last visit, so there will be more to see and do than in (They have also installed air conditioning.) Dad and Daughter $75 Additional $37.00 each $ Names: Total $ Make checks payable to Adventure Princesses Deadline to register: Wednesday, July 11 We are required to pay our pre-registration fees 60 days in advance, so you must register by July 11 to guarantee your place. Note: You will need to arrange your own transportation to the museum. Many who went last time used carpools. Some visited attractions in Niagara Falls before going to the museum, or on the following day. For information contact Al Pereksta

14 Adventure Princesses Family and Friends Bowling Night ** Take Dad out for Fathers Day ** Special prize drawings for DAD with the purchase of an admission ticket!! TICKETS ON SALE APRIL 2007 WHERE: YORKTOWN BOWLING LANES 6218 PEARL ROAD PARMA HTS., OH WHEN: SATURDAY, JUNE 16 TH :00PM UNTIL 8:30PM COST: $5.00 FOR KIDS 12 AND UNDER $10.00 FOR ADULTS DEADLINE June 1, 2007 for Guaranteed lane assignments. THE COST INCLUDES ALL THE GAMES YOU CAN BOWL DURING THE 2 1/2 HOUR TIME PERIOD. Shoe rental extra NO Outside food to be brought in! This activity is open to all family members as well as friends of Princesses and their families. This activity can also be used as a way to earn your Family Fluff and Fun patch for your 4 part patch. **** You must have at least 80% of your outpost members attend to qualify for the patch. (The 80% rule is only for this activity) Get your Group together now and get your tickets so that we can guarantee your lane assignments. All Officers will have tickets For Sale. Bumpers available, request at time of sign up

15 2007 Adventure Princesses Boat Race & Family Picnic Sunday July 22 nd 12:00pm 4:00pm Hinckley Reservation Spillway Boat Kits on sale Now! We ll have Lots of food Boat race Balloon launch Boat decoration contest Games Swimming Kits available at all events and at the houses of the OICs Prices: $10/family before 7/9, $15/family thereafter You should. Build your boat and bring it for the race Decorate your boat for the contest Bring your swimsuit Bring your family Officers in charge (OIC) of this event are: Phil Thorne 7810 Valley Villas Drive Parma, Ohio Ph # (440) forestscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org Al Pereksta 5853 Lotusdale Drive Parma Hts, Ohio Ph# (440) treasurekeeper@thebigcreekfrontier.org

16 Putt-Putt Sunday July 29th 2007 OIC: Mike McClelland More information to follow. You ve got TRE ! Will your outpost survive the summer heat? Will your outpost be the team to beat? Will your outpost be cool like a tall tree s shade? Will you be the Ultimate at the end of The Raid? Does your outpost morale need a boost? Do you think you can find where the officers roost? Will you end your summer all tired and bored? OR will your team WIN REWARD? COMING FRIDAY AUGUST 17, 2007 WILL YOUR OUTPOST BE READY?

17 LAKE COUNTY CAPTAINS BASEBALL GAME AND SLEEPOVER SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 TH, :05 pm (pre-game parade 6:20 pm) Lake County Captains vs. Augusta Green Jackets $15.00 Sleepover Package Includes game ticket, group raffle form and wristband that allow you to re-enter the park after the game. Voucher for post-game snack and Breakfast Movie will be shown on video board approx. 30 minutes after end of game Sleepover-bring your own tent; NO stakes in ground, NO food on field Lights out 15 minutes after movie Breakfast from 6:30 am until 8:00 am; Stadium must be vacated by 8:00 am Extra tickets available for those attending game and not sleeping over ($7.00) This event is open to any Registered Adventure Princesses [AP] or Senior Princesses [SP] (please circle accordingly below) Dads Name: Daughters Name: AP SP Daughters Name: AP SP Daughters Name: AP SP Outpost: Current Territory: Fire Sun Forest Sky SP Number Attending Sleepover Package x $15.00 = Number Attending Game Only x $7.00 = Please make check payable to Lake County Captains PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED BY JULY 15, 2007 Send form and payment to: Steve DeLuca OIC: Steve DeLuca 7316 Renwood Dr. (440) Parma, OH 44129

18 1 st Annual Adventure Princess Golf Outing Date: Saturday, September 22, 2007 Place: Emerald Woods Golf Course Cost: $70 per Golfer 4-Man Scramble Tee Time: 9:00AM Includes: 18 Holes Golf/Cart, Lunch at turn, Dinner, Beer, & Prizes. Contact: Jim Mementowski or Prepaid by August 31, 2007 Single players will be grouped with other players NOTE:EVENT NOT ORGANIZED BY THE PRINCESSES BUT OPEN TO PRINCESS MEMBERS

19 Here are some of the drawings the Officers had to vote on. You ll see the winner on shirt soon!

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21 The Art of Fluffing-Part 3: The State Road Corridor: This month s story is a continuation of last month s. This month we went on an easy raid. The map in this issue shows what we call The State Road Corridor. Using this map you can get to 4 out of 19 officers houses and it only takes about a half hour. The numbers on the map match the numbers on the Fluff Raider s Log 2007 [see the website] What makes this raid easy is that all of the stops are off of State Road. You can either follow State Road north or south and all of your stops will be in a vertical column or corridor. Another important part of this raid is that it includes the Awards Maker s house. Once you ve done some raids from The Art of Fluffing articles, you ll be ready for your regular Fluff Raid patch. It s the Awards Maker who has these patches. As I said, you can go North-to-South or South-to-North. We started at the South end. That made our first stop Jim Stewart s house. He s the Trail Boss! He s the other officer who has Multi-colored Fluffs [See Russ Lakatos from AOF2]. Jim can often be found out back in the SECOND garage. Take a GOOD look at his face. If you see him in public, he ll give you a special bead. Ask to see his motorcycle. Catch him riding around on it and he ll owe you a very rare bead [see the Trail boss Notes in the front of the RW]. Heading North up State Road, our next stop is Bernie Willoughby. Follow your map carefully because Bernie lives at the very end of his development. In fact, his house is the one at the far side of the cul-de-sac on Fort Meyers. Consider yourself warned! Bernie is the Fire maker. He just might make you sing for those fluffs! Continuing north, the next stop is Greg Breen, The Sky Territory Scout. He lives right on State road on the West side of the street between Pleasant Valley and Denzler. His house can be spotted by looking for the mailbox shaped like an ambulance! He works in an ambulance, and he came to Parrot s aid at Winter Camp when she had her sledding accident. If you ve got a brother in Guides, bring him along. Mr. Breen is also a Guides Officer. The best time to catch him is between 6 and 9 pm because he works the night shift. Last stop heading north is Mike McClelland, the Awards Maker. If you ve been a regular Fluff Raider and have at least 14 regular signatures on your log, you can get the top half of your Fluff Patch. If you have made 5 After-Midnight raids, you can get the bottom half too. He also supplies the officers with their fluffs and has been known to give girls their choice of colors! This is one way to get a color you need to finish a fluff segment. GOOD LUCK and GOOD HUNTING! If you have any good stories about YOUR fluff raids, be sure to send them to us at: Storyteller@thebigcreekfrontier.org. [Unless you raid us first!] See you in next month s issue! -Phoenix [Greg] and Parrot [Gabrielle] DeLaat: PS: Bring your Drattle to our house when you raid us, and you can earn your Drattle patch at the same time! Don t forget to bring your Drattle to camp!!!!! Don t know what a Drattle is? Checkout the Princess Handbook on the website [p. 75]

22 Suggested Route [Forward or Backward]: The numbers on this map match the numbers on the Fluff Raiders Log 2007 [see website]. 7: Mike McClelland 2975 Hilltop Dr. [Place to get your patches come here last] 16: Greg Breen State Rd. [look for the Ambulance Mailbox] 4: Bernie Willoughby 7818 Fort Meyers [Straight ahead at the cul-de-sac] 1: Jim Stewart Wallings Rd. North Royalton [Happy to be off the Extreme list]

23 There will be a patch given to the Princesses that Fluff Raids the officers at their homes. The first part of this 2-part patch will be awarded to any Princess who "raids" 14 officers at their homes. The second part is for Princesses who "raid" 5 officers after midnight. Use this fluff raiders log to collect signatures from the officers. When you get the 14 regular raids and/or 5 midnight raids, then "Raid" the Awards Maker for the Patches. OFFICER: NAME: FLUFF COLOR: REGULAR RAID MIDNIGHT RAID 1. Trail Boss Jim Stewart Multi 2. Asst. Trail Boss Russ Lakatos Multi 3. Elder Tony Cocita White 4. Fire Maker Bernie Willoughby Lt. Brown 5. Treasure Keeper Al Pereska Red 6. Tally Keeper Bob Jones Orange 7. Awards Maker Mike McClelland Pink 8. Running Waters Editor Paul Mathis Lt. Orange 9. Asst. RW Editor Gregory Noeth Rust 10. Legend Maker Dan Krencisz Lt. Pink 11. Asst. Legend Maker Bruce Kendall Aqua 12. Membership Tracker Dave Stiles Teal 13. Asst. Mem. Tracker Jim Zito Brown 14. Outfitter Bruce Matthias Purple 15. Storyteller Greg DeLaat Dark Pink 16. Sky Territory Scout Greg Breen Royal Blue 17. Forest Territory Scout Phil Thorne Green 18. Sun Territory Scout Tim Wolfe Yellow 19. Fire Territory Scout Steve DeLuca Red

24 Greater Cleveland YMCA Ridgewood YMCA 6840 Ridge Rd. Parma, OH Adventure Princesses Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid Cleveland, Ohio Permit #: 3152 The Big Creek Frontier To the home of: 2007 Frontier Officers Name Daughter Phone Number Trail boss Jim Stewart Rachel Rebecca Robin Address and Wallings Rd. North Royalton, OH Assistant Trail boss Russ Lakatos Jessica Renwood Dr. Parma, Elder Tony Cocita Melissa Craigmere Dr. Middleburg Heights, OH Fire Maker Bernie Willoughby Alexis Fort Myers Ct. Parma OH Ava Treasure Keeper Al Pereksta Nicole Lotusdale Dr, Parma Hts, OH Tally Keeper Bob Jones Gwenevear Belmere Dr. Parma, OH Awards Maker Mike McClelland Mackenzie Hilltop Drive, Parma OH Running Waters Editor Paul Mathis Mary Ally-Anna Rousseau Drive, Parma OH, Assistant Running Waters Editor Gregory Noeth Greta Hilland Dr. Cleveland, OH Legend Maker Dan Krencisz Alexandra Cassandra Foxborough Dr. Brunswick OH Assistant Legend Maker Bruce Kendall Katie Manchester Dr. Parma OH Membership Tracker Dave Stiles Madelyne Fireside Trail, Broadview Hts, Asst. Membership Tracker Jim Zito Elizabeth Holliston Lane. Parma Hts. OH Outfitter Bruce Matthias Alyssa Tiffany Lane, Parma Hts OH Storyteller Greg DeLaat Gabrielle Johnson Dr. Parma, OH Sky Territory Scout Greg Breen Espe State Rd. Parma, OH Sun Territory Scout Tim Wolfe Brandi Brieann Royal Ridge Dr. Parma, OH Forest Territory Scout Phil Thorne Heather Valley Villas Drive, Parma OH Fire Territory Scout Steve DeLuca Lauryn Olivya Renwood Dr. Parma OH