The Windtunnel, Spring 2016 by Junior League of Dayton

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JOIN US IN CELEBRATING THE NEW JLD OFFICE! 120 W. Second St. Suite 605

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Dayton, OH 45402 The ribbon-cutting Ceremony is open to League members and community partners, and will take place from 11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m.

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING SCHEDULE Sept. 8, 2015 | Home of Meghan Ewing (A)

RIBBON CUTTING & OPEN HOUSE

Oct. 13, 2015 | Gray America Corp.

FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2016

SAVE THE DATE JLD Annual Dinner Tuesday, May 10, 2016 | 6:30 p.m. Moraine Country Club | Dayton, Ohio Mailed invitation to follow, please RSVP.

The Executive Board has been working tirelessly during the past few months to get the new Junior League of Dayton office ready for the April Open House. The new office not only provides much needed square footage but places the League in the center of the community we aim to support. As JLD President Kelly Geers told the Dayton Business Journal, “The location is also closer to the Junior League’s community partners, who are primarily downtown. It’s a strategic location for us. The majority of the partners we work with will be within a couple of blocks.”

That evening, an Open House for members only will take place from 5 - 7 p.m. League members should have received a formal invitation. Questions may be directed to Audrey Starr, president-elect, at audreystarr3@gmail.com or 937-416-3924

SUNSHINE NEWS

Paula Powers - 5/16 Viktorija Cecil, Elizabeth Livingston & Sally Thompson 5/17 Emily Bowman & Diane Ege - 5/18 Amy Baile & Lisa Darnell - 5/19

president’smessage EXECUTIVE BOARD

We hope you’ll join us on April 22 at the JLD ribbon cutting to celebrate our new office. The public ribbon cutting will take place at 11:30 a.m. with a members-only open house that evening from 5-7 p.m. The following week, we will host our annual Run for the Health of It 5K/10K at RiverScape April 30. Bring your friends and family and join us in running or walking in support of the League’s community impact work. And don’t forget when you’re out and about to thank our sponsors for their ongoing support! As we move from spring to summer we will begin the JLD’s new signature community program, Learn, Grow, Explore, which will offer engaging summer learning aimed at kids from grades K-3 at the new Dayton Metro Library – Northwest Branch. And of course we will celebrate all of the great work we have achieved this year at the annual dinner May 10 at Moraine Country Club. I hope to see you there!

Kelly L. Geers, JLD President 2015-16 1President@jldayton.org Spring 2016

Janet Dues - 5/21 Melinda Thesing - 4/1 Carol Dickerson - 4/2

WELCOME MAT

It’s hard to believe that Spring is upon us! Just as the trees are budding and flowers are blooming, the Junior League of Dayton has so many beautiful things popping up. From the 5K/10K to the annual dinner and so much more, we have a lots of fun times ahead.

Dorothy Cook & Lois Ross - 5/20

Kelly Geers, President Audrey Starr, President-Elect Jessica Blakewood, Recording Secretary Kathy Trick, Treasurer Erin McNicholl, Treasurer-Elect Shannon Shelton Miller, Communications Vice President Anne Mariscalco, Communications Vice President-Elect Missy Pharmer, Community Vice President Jessica Stickel, Community Vice President-Elect Meghan Ewing, Financial Development Vice President Ellie Gilmore, Financial Development Vice President-Elect Terri Long, Membership Vice President Liz Schneider, Membership Vice President-Elect

NEWSLETTER INFORMATION The Junior League of Dayton newsletter is produced seasonaly and sent to all sustaining members (print), new and active members (electronic) and friends (circ. ~350). MISSION The Junior League of Dayton Inc. is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. VISION The Junior League of Dayton Inc. strives to strives to be a diverse and dynamic organization of trained volunteers at the forefront of its community in meeting critical needs.

Karen Evans & Amy Marshall - 4/2 Audrey Starr - 4/3 Lea Richards - 4/8 Sandra Gunlock & Maureen Moser - 4/11

Teri Engle & Mildred Hubler - 5/23 Carol Pohl - 5/25 Jennifer Kane & Vicki Thompson - 5/29 Rita Price, Elizabeth Weinheimer & Stephanie Winquist - 5/30

Lisa Grabeman - 4/13 Catherine Sutherland - 4/14 Sally Fisher & Sandra Ingberg - 4/15 Barbara Sooy & Jessica Stickel - 4/16 Celia Everett & Joni Sherk - 4/17 Elizabeth Clymer - 4/18 Jennifer Makkas & Linda Snyder - 4/25 Grace Jones - 4/26 Allyson Danis, Kelly Fedders & Natalie Graeff - 4/27 Diane Lawrence - 4/28 Natalie Lundy - 4/29 Gay Spiegel & Sylvia White - 5/2 Lindsey Bayer & Jane Rininger - 5/3 Janice Kinnison - 5/4 Karen Kugel & Margaret Treese - 5/6

Send news and/or questions to news@jldayton.org.

Erin Wood - 5/22

Congratulations to Kathy Trick Welcome Eli Cullen Trick, born on December 31st!

Kathryn Snow - 5/7 Susan Gruenberg - 5/11 Michelle Brad - 5/13 Jennifer Argue - 5/15

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COMMUNITY

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Meets monthly on the fourth Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., Five Seasons Family Sports Club, 4242 Clyo Rd.. Contact community@jldayton.org. Sign up today for one of the upcoming community volunteer shifts available on the volunteer calendar. The JLD will be present at the Levin Health Fair April 16, the Northwest Branch Library Open House April 22 and the Bike Rodeo May 21.

MEMBERSHIP Meets monthly on the second Tuesday following the GMM. Locations vary. Contact membership@jldayton. org.

The New Member book drive is going great! So far the New Members have collected 751 books and are only 249 away from their goal of 1000 books. Members can bring books to donate to the April GMM. Save the Date! The Annual Dinner will take place on Tuesday, May 10, 2016, at Moraine Country Club at 6:30 p.m.. Moraine Country Club is located at 4075 Southern Blvd., Dayton, OH 45429. All members, new members and sustainers are encouraged to attend to celebrate our great 2015-16 League year. Invitations will arrive in the mail soon, so keep an eye out! Please be sure to RSVP, pay and specify your meal choice in a timely fashion. Looking forward to seeing everyone at Moraine Country Club! Also, please mark your calendars for the following 2016-17 recruitment events. May 24 at 6:30 p.m. at Flyboy’s Deli in Oakwood June 22 at 6:30 p.m. at Warped Wing Brewery July 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the new JLD office Encourage interested friends and family to attend one or all of the events to learn more about the JLD. If they cannot attend, have them fill out the prospective form on the website and they will be added to our email list for future events and information for the upcoming League year.

FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT Meets monthly on the third Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Locations vary. Contact development@jldayton.org. The Financial Development Council has had a great year. We kicked off the League year with our fall fundraiser, Vintage in the Valley, at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds. Our goal for this league-wide fundraiser and community rummage sale was $5,000. With the addition of many new sponsors, we were able to reach that goal. More than 60 Active Members, New Members and Sustainers volunteered their time and energy to make this event a great success. Save the Date! Please join us for a fun night out at Talbots Oakwood on April 21 from 4-8 p.m. Talbots will provide 10 percent of the proceeds pre-tax back to the JLD! Light refreshments will be provided, and $200 in Talbots gift cards will be raffled off during the event. Members should feel free to bring a friend. Please mark your calendars for the annual JLD 5K/10K/Kids Fun Run at RiverScape April 30. Be sure to visit our website at jldayton.org or speedyfeet.com to reserve your spot. Our sponsorship team has worked hard this year to bring in new sponsors, and as a result, we have more supporters than ever. Please join us for a great day and help us reach our fundraising goal of $5,000.

We’ll soon post our volunteer shifts for the 201617 League year that are part of the Learn, Grow, Explore literacy program. These shifts will take place from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Mondays during June and July at the newly built Northwest Library Branch of Dayton Metro Library. The location is 2410 Philadelphia Dr., Dayton, OH, 45405. POWER shifts for the Run for the Health of It 5K/10K should also be posted. Community Council has had a successful partnership with ThinkTV for the Kids in the Kitchen campaign. That will continue this year, as members are working with ThinkTV executives for the next phase of the campaign exploring platforms of literacy development. New ads could be in the works, and we’d love to see our little Leaguers as stars. Look for more information on this initiative this summer and fall. —Missy Pharmer and Jessica Stickel

COMMUNICATIONS Meets monthly on the third Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. Locations vary. Contact communications@jldayton. org. Communications Council is gearing up for a busy end to the 2015-16 League year. This winter, the council promoted fundraising efforts, the New Member book drive and other social activities through the League’s Facebook, Twitter and Instagram social media accounts, as well as through the website and bimonthly emails. In April, May and June, Council members will be actively promoting the JLD office ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house, along with the conclusion of the New Member book drive, our Talbots fundraiser, the Run for the Health of it 5K/10K and our summer recruitment events. Whew! Keep an eye on local media as well, as you just might see our JLD leadership in the news for one of these events. Radio ads for the fun run are currently airing on WNKU, an NPR affiliate in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky. And, in case you miss anything, we’ll keep you up to date using our social media accounts and our bi-monthly emails. —Shannon Miller

—Meghan Ewing

—Terri Long

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NEWS YOU CAN USE COOKING UP IDEAS

TOP 25 WOMEN TO WATCH 2016

Saturday, April 30th, 2016 Registration is now open! Tell your friends, family and co-workers.

Each year the WiBN regonizes the Top 25 Women to Watch in the Dayton area. This award recognizes women from a notable list of candidates who are exceptional individuals, respected in their field and are causing more than a ripple in the public arena and in their communities. WiBN watchables are influential women being noted for their leadership, community service and professional achievements.

All participants can register online at http://speedyfeet.com/race-entry.php?id=1584 or by filling out a race registration flyer. On March 5, 2016 the Top 25 Women to Watch were Pre Registration Prices are as follows: honored at a gala presented by presented by Morgan Stanley. 5k - $20.00 10k - $25.00 Kid’s Fun Run (1 mile) - $10

Need a back-to-school teacher gift or birthday present? The JLD recently participated in a cookbook swap with the Junior League of Tucson, Arizona, and now has 18 copies of their Purple Sage and Other Pleasures cookbook available for purchase. Contact the JLD office at 937-222-5541 or office@jldayton.org to order, and ask about past swaps for even more variety.

VOLUNTARISM The Junior Leagues of Ohio State Public Affairs Committee thanks our Ohio House of Representatives for passing House Bill 50, which will increase the age of support for foster youth from 18 to 21. Thank you to all members who helped by writing their representatives and encouraging them to support this bill. HB 50 and its companion bill, Senate Bill 240, are now moving forward in the Ohio state Senate. Please write to your Senators to encourage their vote.

Race Location: RiverScape Metro Park 7:30 am: Check-in/Registration

NEW MEMBER BOOK DRIVE

8:30 am: Kids Fun Run starts (For kids 10 and under. Prizes for all participants!)

The New Member class is working on a book drive to benefit Edwin Joel Brown Elementary as their project for the year. Their goal is to collect and donate at least 1,000 new and gently used books to the school which serves children ages Pre-K to eighth grade and is part of the Dayton Public School District. New Members have been collecting books at GMMs and community events and will donate them to the school in April.

9:00 am: 5k/10K Run/Walk starts (For all ages! Prizes for top three male & female runners in each race.)

Among the 25 recgonized women was Junior League of Dayton’s very own Stephanie Winquist, president-elect for the 2016-17 League year. Stephanie is a law clerk for a federal magistrate judge in the U.S. District Court Southern District of Ohio. Her work focuses on assisting the magistrate judge by researching various legal issues, drafting memoranda and assisting the judge in making his reports.

UPCOMING EVENTS General Membership Meetings

Mark your calendars accordingly: • April 12 • McGohan Brabender • 3931 S. Dixie Dr. • May 10 • Moraine Country Club (Annual Dinner) • 4075 Southern Blvd.

2016 RECRUITMENT EVENTS Do you have friends or family who is interested in JLD or who you think should be interested in JLD? If so we have three great opportunities scheduled for this summer for you to bring them to! Tuesday, May 24, 2016 Flyboy’s Deli in Oakwood at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 22, 2016 Warped Wing Brewery at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 14, 2016 New JLD office at 6:30 p.m. A service project will take place during this event.

In her free time, she enjoys dancing with the Celtic Academy and cheering on the Green Bay Packers. Congratulations Stephanie, way to repersent JLD!

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YEAR AT A GLANCE August Aug. 6-7 - Executive Board Retreat Aug. 19 - New Member Picnic Aug. 29 - New Member Orientation Aug. 31 - Strategic Planning Team Meeting September Sep. 1 - Executive Board Meeting Sep. 8 - GMM & Membership Council Meeting Sep. 15 - Communications Council Meeting Sep. 16 - ViV Dropoffs & Financial Development Council Meeting Sep. 22 - Community Council Meeting Sep. 26 - Dayton Parent Magazine KidsFest & New Member Bus Tour October Oct. 5 - Strategic Planning Team Meeting Oct. 6 - Executive Board Meeting Oct. 10 - CODE Day (@JL Akron) Oct. 13 - GMM & ViV Dropoffs & Membership Council Meeting Oct. 20 - Communications Council Meeting Oct. 21- Sustainer Fall Dinner & Financial Development Council Meeting Oct. 27 - Community Council Meeting November Nov. 2 - Strategic Planning Team Meeting Nov. 3 - Executive Board Meeting Nov. 4 - ViV Dropoffs Nov. 6 - Vintage in the Valley Sort & See Nov. 7 - Vintage in the Valley Sale Day Nov. 10 - GMM & Membership Council Meeting Nov. 12 - Night at The Little Exchange Nov. 17 - Communications Council Meeting Nov. 18 - Financial Development Council Meeting Nov. 24 - Community Council Meeting December Dec. 1 - Executive Board Meeting Dec. 8 - GMM (holiday celebration)

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January Jan. 4 - Strategic Planning Team Meeting Jan. 5 - Executive Board Meeting Jan. 12 - GMM & Membership Council Meeting Jan. 19 - Communications Council Meeting Jan. 20 - Financial Development Council Meeting Jan. 26 - Community Council Meeting TBD - Winter retreat February Feb. 1 - Strategic Planning Team Meeting Feb. 2 - Executive Board Meeting Feb. 9 - GMM (Done in a Day) & Membership Council Meeting Feb. 16 - Communications Council Meeting Feb. 17 - Financial Development Council Meeting Feb. 23 - Community Council Meeting March March 1 - Executive Board Meeting March 7 - Strategic Planning Team Meeting March 8 - GMM (Placement Fair) & Membership Council Meeting March 15 - Communications Council Meeting March 16 - Financial Development Council Meeting March 22 - Community Council Meeting

MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS • General Membership Meetings: Attend monthly meetings from September through May to participate in the business of the Junior League of Dayton. These meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at various locations in the Dayton area. Members are required to attend four of eight General Membership meetings. • Placement Meetings: Serve on a Junior League committee (“placement”) and attend scheduled meetings. For new members, placement opportunities will be presented at new member orientation. • Volunteer Shift Obligation: All League members are required to work one shift for the Program of Wellness Education and Resources (POWER) program. • Financial Shift Obligation: All League members are required to work one shift annually to support a JLD fundraiser (Vintage in the Valley in the fall and Run for the Health of It in the spring). • Dues: The deadline to pay membership dues is April 15 of each year.

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! The Junior League of Dayton is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that relies on the generosity of members and supporters to continue its work of training women volunteers and impacting the lives of residents in the Miami Valley. For a full list of event sponsors, please visit www.jldayton.org/fundraisers.

April April 4 - Strategic Planning Team Meeting April 5 - Executive Board Meeting April 12 - GMM & Membership Council Meeting April 19 - Communications Council Meeting April 20 - Financial Development Council Meeting April 26 - Community Council Meeting

Dayton Superior, Bronze Level

May May 3 - Executive Board Meeting May 10 - GMM (annual dinner) May 24 - Executive Board Transition TBD - Girl Power Workshop

Playcare Group Specialists, Friend of the League

Echo, Inc., Bronze Level Johnson Investment Counsel, Friend of the League

Wright State University, In-Kind Esko, In-Kind

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GMM HIGHLIGHTS TRAINING TIPS Webinar Wednesdays

Mark your calendars for these free training opportunities! Can’t make the airtime? Log in afterwards to hear an archived recording. Visit www.ajli.org to register. Webinar Wednesdays run from September to June, typically on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month at 1 p.m. (Eastern Time Zone).

MAY 18, 2016

DONE IN A DAY Despite the snowy weather, February’s Done in a Day was a great success. This year we volunteered for a number of organizations throughout Dayton, including - Dayton Metro Library - Homefull - Kettering Backpack Program - We Care Arts - Hannah’s Treasure Chest Together, we provided hundreds of hours of service to five area nonprofits. Great work!

Not that you need an excuse (see Membership Requirements, jldayton.org), but here are a few reasons you don’t want to miss our General Membership Meetings. Here are some highlights from recent meetings, and join us this summer for more! MARCH AND APRIL HIGHLIGHTS 1. Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 30, so that you don’t miss out on the annual JLD Run for the Health of It 5K/10K at Riverscape. 2. Don’t forget about the New Member Book Drive! The goal is to collect at least 1,000 new and gently used books to donate to local children (and their school). Find a wish list from the New Member Committee on Amazon. Monetary donations are also welcome.

Intergenerational Solutions For Building Stronger Communities featuring Donna M. Butts, Executive Director, Generations United And, for your listening/viewing pleasure, be sure to peruse the Webinar Wednesday archive, where you can catch past Webinar Wednesday guests, including Gloria Feldt, bestselling author and one of Vanity Fair’s America’s Top 200 Leaders, Legends and Trailblazers; Rich Harwood, founder of the Harwood Institute for Public Innovation; Diana Aviv, former head of Independent Sector; and a multitude of Junior League civic leaders including Anne McDonald Milling, September Hill, Ariel Batungbacal, MariBen Ramsey and Clotilde Perez-Bode Dedecker, among others.

3. A formal discussion and questions were answered during the March GMM regarding a motion to revise the bylaws to reflect an updated annual schedule. The GMM motion struck out the original Junior League bylaws and replaced it with, “Regular Meetings shall be held from June to May at the hour and place as designated by and disseminated by the Executive Board.” A vote was taken and the motion was passed. 4. City of Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley spoke in March about her education initiatives. Whaley is excited about a program she is promoting that provides children from low- income families the opportunity to pick 10 books to read during the summer. Whaley said “If you can get 10 books to every child in pre-K through third, that’s a best practice — it gets books in the kids’ hands, it helps stop the summer slide.”

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SAVE THE DATE JLD Shop Night at Talbots! Thursday, April 21, 2016

FINANCIAL SHIFTS 5K/10K - Course marshals Saturday, April 30, 2016 | 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. RiverScape MetroPark, 237 E. Monument Ave. Dayton, 45402

POWER SHIFTS 5K Bag stuffing shift Friday, April 29, 2016 | 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Home of Meghan Ewing, contact Meghan for the address at development@jldayton.org. Girls on the Run 5K Sunday, May 15, 2016 | 8:00 - 10:00 AM Welcome Stadium: 1601 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd. Dayton Please wear JLD t-shirt and name tag

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Join us for a fun shop night at Talbots in Oakwood. Talbots has generously offered to host a fundraising night for the JLD on Thursday, April 21, from 4-8 p.m. The JLD will receive a percentage back and Talbots will be raffling off $200 worth of gift cards to guests throughout the event. A Evite will be sent out to all memebers in the coming weeks. The Oakwood Talbots is located on 2524 Far Hills Ave, Dayton, OH 45419. Please contact Meghan Ewing with any questions regarding this fun event!

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@Homefull Thanks to our friends from the Junior League of Dayton new member class for hosting your meeting at our office downtown, and bringing some much needed household donations to share with our clients! #endhomelessness #daytoninspires — at Homefull. @Homefull Special thanks to our friends at the Junior League of Dayton for our annual Valentine’s Day party. Each child even got a book to take home with them. The Junior League shares our passion for literacy. Thanks again! We love you! ‫‏‬From Facebook | @Junior League of Dayton We were honored to have Mayor Nan Whaley speak at our GMM last night--on International Women’s Day! ‪#‎bejld ‪#‎empowerwomen #‎cityoflearners Eat at Buffalo Wild Wings on March 23 and raise funds for JLD! All you have to do is present this ‘ticket’ to your server and 10% of your bill will be donated! ‪#‎eatwings ‪#‎raisefunds Today is World Book Day! How appropriate because The Junior League of Dayton has partnered with Edwin Joel Brown Elementary to donate books to individual students as well as books to teacher classroom libraries. We will accept new and gently used books through the beginning of April. We will also accept financial donations to buy books. March is Women’s History Month! Did you know that the two highest IQs ever recorded both belong to women? The New Member Class is partnering with Barnes and Noble Centerville (2619 Miamisburg Centerville Rd.) this Saturday, March 5 through Thursday, March 10. A portion of the sales using the voucher code 11822293 will be given back to the League to buy more books for the school.

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SUSTAINER HAPPENINGS Thanks to all the Sustainers who attended the Winter Luncheon at the Dayton Women’s Club. It was a lovely afternoon celebrating the Club’s 100th anniversary. Special thanks to the organizing committee: Mary Hornbeck, Maridel Sherk, Jane Porter and Carole Taylor.

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Sustainer Tea, Mix & Mingle will also be held at Moraine Country Club on the patio prior to the dinner. Look for an invitation with more details on both events soon! If you are interested in serving as a Sustainer rep to a council or participating on a planning committee for Sustainer events next year, please contact Laura Woeste, 937-620-9760 or laura.woeste@gmail.com.

Mark your calendar for the JLD’s Annual Dinner on May 10 at Moraine Country Club. The 2 teaspoons sugar 1 1/2 teaspoons crumbled dried thyme 1 teaspoon cinammon 5 pounds chicken parts, wing tips discared (or use boneless chicken breasts) Mix marinade and marinate chicken in plastic bags up to two days ahead. Or, freeze in the bags, then thaw and proceed with recipe. “The JLD cookbooks were one of the first things I bought after moving to Dayton in 2012. They haven’t disappointed — I’ve made some great meals and learned a lot about the community while doing it.” — Audrey Starr (A)

SPRING RECIPE — Jerk Chicken

-To make the marinade, combine all ingredients except chicken in a food processor or blender; puree. -Divide chicken into two large plastic bags. Spoon marinade over chicken, coating well. Seal bags, pressing out excess air. Marinate chicken in refrigerator, turning bags several times, for at least 24 hours, or up to two days.

ACTIVE PROFILE Meghan Ewing JLD member since: 2004 Current JLD placement: Financial Development vice president What have been your goals in your current placement?: My goal was to support my team to be creative, focused and purposeful, all while planning our two biggest fundraisers. Favorite JLD memory: ViV 2014 – the entire experience will always be a great memory. Our team worked so hard sorting, organizing and preparing for the event. I met new friends and had so many laughs that year. It was a great success for the League in so many ways. Describe your perfect Saturday.: Sleeping in, making waffles with my kids, playing outside, taking a nap and making dinner with my husband.

This is the 19th year that the Dayton Business Journal has honored the region’s brightest young professionals. More than 200 young people from around the Miami Valley were nominated this year.

Favorite Graeter’s Ice Cream treat?: Mint chocolate chip ice cream Best pizza in Dayton?: Marion’s Piazza

2 cups finely chopped green onion

-Grill chicken, covered, for 10 to 12 minutes on each side, or until cooked through. Cook in batches if necessary.

--Elsa Rodriguez (A)

2 tablespoons soy sauce

The Dayton Business Journal has named the 2016 Forty Under 40 winners and two are Junior League of Dayton members!

Best restaurant in Dayton, and why?: The Pine Club. It’s always a treat to eat at The Pine Club. It feels like going back in time sitting at the bar and talking with friends, and the food is always delicious!

-When ready to cook, oil and preheat grill.

1 tablespoon Scotch bonnet pepper sauce (try Peppa-Po sauce)

RAYA WHALEN AND KATHY TRICK!

Three things you can’t live without: My kids/family, chapstick and my sunglasses

Yield: 6 to 8 servings

2 Scotch bonnet or habanero chiles, seeded and minced

CONGRATULATIONS

Raya Wahlen, Vice President of Communciations Montgomery County Republican Party

Note: Remember to wear rubber gloves (or use zip-top bags as “gloves”) when chopping chile peppers.

2 tablespoons fresh lime juice

Menu: Enjoy this chicken with Sweet Potato Salad with Rosemary-Honey Viniagrette (page 141).

5 teaspoons allspice

Wine: Red Zinfandel

1 tablespoon English-style dry mustard 2 cloves garlic 1 tablespoon salt

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Kathleen Trick, Miracle Clubhouse Coordinator Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley

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