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thai9restaurant.comIN THE OREGON DISTRICT

11 Brown Street 937-222-3227

Lunch: M-F 11:30am-2:30pmDinner: Su-Th 5pm-9:30pm, F-Sa 5pm-10pm

Conveniently Located To Downtown

Performing Arts & Events

Kamela Kordik,Broker/Owner

CRS, ABR, HHS299-0888

E-Mail: kamela@kamela.comWebsite: www.kamela.com

Historic West Kettering Estate Awesome historic home situated on private 1+ acre lot. Unique turret entry features curved door w/Rookwood tile surround & three monkeys “see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil” above, flanked by iron birds holding side lights in their beaks. Lov-ingly upgraded by current owners w/ much effort put towards preserving the original features. Three full baths w/ original fixtures & tile. First floor guest/in law suite w/ private patio. Custom clad Marvin replacement windows w/ low-E & Argon gas insu-lated; installed over the last 6 years. All new copper water lines 2003, 75 gallon water heater w/ pump to assure ample hot water, flat roof replaced 2008, added attic insulation as well as new insulation to all boiler pipes. Heated pool w/ safety cover & keyed switch. New pro-style stainless steel gas Jenn Air range 2009, New Bosch stainless steel dishwasher 2009. New ceramic tile in sun room 2010. First American 12 month home warranty. 4761 Mad River Rd. More photos & info www.kamela.com. Kamela & Company Realty 299-0888

RED fundraiser slated for April 24 Oakwood residents Debbie Basnett, Dana Hookassian, Robin McMacken and Jean Winham, owners of Vintage Scout Interiors in historic downtown Centerville, will present an “Alice in Wonderland”-inspired table design Saturday, April 24, as part of RED: The Silver Celebration. The event is a fundraiser for the AIDS Resource Center Ohio and marks the center’s 25th anniver-sary. RED is an acronym for the event’s underlying message: Reach. Empower. Dream of a world without HIV/AIDS. “We are thrilled to be participating in such

an important event,” Hookassian said. “The money raised will help the center continue its mission to provide HIV/AIDS prevention and education programs; testing and counseling; support services; and access to care throughout the state.” The designers also summoned the spirit of characters from “Alice in Wonderland” to create a whim-sical and joyful approach to their table design. This year, in honor of ARC Ohio’s 25th anniversary, RED: The Silver Celebration will embrace the color silver as the unifying theme. The RED Table Design Gala

will highlight the talents of the area’s top designers. Forty tables will be decorated around a central theme, but each table will be dis-tinctly different. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. April 24 at the Roundhouse on the Montgomery County Fairgrounds. Dancing will follow the dinner with Ruckus Roboticus as the DJ. Raffle tickets, which are $25 each or five for $100, are still avail-able at Vintage Scout for a 2010 red SmartForTwo Passion Coupe. There also will be a silent auc-tion the night of RED: The Silver Celebration. For more informa-tion, call ARC Ohio at 461-2437.

Hadassah Fashion Show and Luncheon June 13 The Dayton Chapter of Hadassah’s Annual Fashion Show, Luncheon and Auction will be held at Beth Jacob Synagogue, 7020 North Main Street, Dayton on Sunday, June 13. A silent auc-

tion will be at 10:45 a.m. with the luncheon at 12 noon. Fashions by Christopher and Banks, C.J. Banks, and Cake and Ice cream, a Children’s Boutique following lunch and the fashion show held

afterward. Luncheon cost is $28. Reservations can be made by call-ing the Hadassah Office at 937-275-0227. Auction website opens in May at http://hadassahauction.com. The community is invited to bid.