Gingerbread Shop Turns Adoption Agency For Little People
The Gingerbread Shop in Howland now operates as an adoption agency for Little People, offering a dozen soft-sculpture babies for permanent homes. The first adoption saw Alexis Gradishar become mother to Marian Giselle with full adoption papers and a birth certificate. The shop, run by Pat Perry and Fran Todd, notes adoption fees around 125 dollars, with signed deliere and unique personalities for each child. Roberts, creator of the Little People, oversees deliveries at Babyland General Hospital and maintains a roster of doctors and nurses. Local residents can inquire at the Gingerbread Shop, 154 Niles Cortland Rd.
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Marie Defelice
Howland
Baker’s Dozen
Alexis Gradishar
Richard Gradishar
Howland Wilson Rd
Cortland
Marian Giselle
Cabbage Patch
Cleveland
Georgia
Babyland General Hospital
Pat Perry
Fran Todd
Roberts
Gingerbread
Babyland General
Amy Carter
Peanuts
Niles Cortland Rd
All Fools Day State of Mind by Grace C Allison
All Fools Day is a state of mind not a date. The essay traces the English French and colonial American tradition of April fools and its family rooted jokes. It notes a parent's or child's prank moments like hidden holes socks runs and fly in cereal fostering shared laughter.
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Grace C. Allison
America
Ohio State Patrol Trooper Paul Snyder Talks Career
State troopers proud of career commitments Snyder, an Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper, discusses life and philosophy at Warren post district HQ on Route 422. The interview covers patrol duties, computer systems, and district responsibilities across Trumbull, Columbiana, and Mahoning counties.
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Paul Snyder
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Route
Warren
Joyce Csokmay
Snyder
Warren Post
Ohio
Trumbull
Columbiana
Mahoning
The
Howland High athlete Pam Mottice embraces sports and dance
Pam Mottice, daughter of William and Mrs. Mottice of 660 Greenleaf NE, is a Howland High School senior and assistant gymnastics coach at Eastwood YMCA. An ex gymnast turned coach, she participates in water skiing, boating, hiking, snow skiing, and ballet while planning a therapeutic recreation major at Slippery Rock College with a dance minor.
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Howland
Pam Mottice
William Mottice
Greenleaf
Eastwood Ymca
Miss Mottice
Joan Miller Hyde Studios
Slippery Rock College
Ohiopyle
Central Christian Church
Great Britain
Saratoga
Warren
Slippery Rock
The
Red Cross
Scott
Howland Junior
Jeff
Howland Glen Elementary
Sloofs report UFO landing at Avalon Inn green
Sirpa and Yad Sloof report sighting a luminous pearl shaped craft that landed on the 19th green near Avalon Inn. They claim six extraterrestrials approached their car after the landing, citing moon landings to argue plausibility of alien visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunlap Howland
Sirpa
Yad Sloof
Avalon Inn
Yad
Earth
Lirpa Sloof
Avalon Golf Course
Howland Bandwagon weekly overview and upcoming features
The Bandwagon highlights page by page contents for the current edition. It notes senior citizens menus, Junior Crafts members, weddings and engagements, birthdays, cooking, guidance news, and a book mobile schedule on pages 3 and 6 to 8. Page 9 offers tornado safety tips, pages 11 to 13 cover sports, page 15 photos, and an editorial on Vietnam veterans by Congressman Lyle Williams. The Montage column discusses Fog of February. The Better Business Bureau advises on home security, and cookbook entries for the 18th edition are due by April 11.
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Howland Bandwagon
Howland
Lyle Williams
Joan Cochran
Better Business Bureau
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Xavier Roberts
Babyland
Mrs. Perry
April
Mr. and
Mrs
N Cortland
Miss Gradishar
Howland High School
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin, Jr
Lirpa
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