Fax greeting cards go global from Wayne Fromm's venture
Wayne Fromm, 25, owner of Video Invasion and head of The Fromm Group, showcases his faxable greeting cards at the National Stationery Show in New York. The flat, unfolded cards pair a comic image with a fillable fax form, designed to be sent via fax. Firms in Australia, Sweden, Colombia, England, the Netherlands, Italy, and the U.S. show interest as U.S. sales hit 7.1 billion cards last year. Fromm, who pioneered fax use in 1971, expects Canadian and U.S. stores to carry the cards by late June with $2.25 price.
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Wayne Fromm
Fromm
Video Invasion
New York
Australia
Sweden
Columbia
England
Netherlands
Italy
U.S
Carlton
Moxy
Chris Kemp
Neighbors spotlight brave youth and seniors across prairie towns
The Red River Valley Echo highlights Plum Coulee Elementary students cleaning up town to raise money for leukemia patient Daryle Adrian in Vancouver. Curtis Heinen of Craik, blind, uses Versa-Braille II Plus for notes while excelling in sports and academics. Colette Bourgonse, paraplegic, earned a university PE degree and wheelchair medal in New Zealand. Margaret Burnett, 80, honored for public service and seeks new work. Evelyn Bradley, 81, garners ballroom dance medals after Ohio Star Ball. A theft at St Andrews United Church in Swan River ends the report.
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Alexander Pope
Red River Valley
Altona
Plum Coulee
Daryle Adrian
Vancouver
Curtis Heinen
Craik
Hudson Bay Post Review
Colette Bourgonse
Por
U. of Saskatchewan
New Zealand
Saskatoon
Evelyn Bradley
Grenfell
The
Grenfell Sun
Evelyn
Ohio
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George Woodcock
Carman
Margaret Burnett
Prairies
Swan River
Star and Times
St. Andrews ‘United Church
Waler Fearunes
By Fred McGuinness