Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris review
Theatregoers should catch Jacques Brel at Curtain Call Cafe Playhouse. Review praises the 25 song piece performed by Dana Snyder Linda Welsch Harry Switzer and Todd Haefling under Jack Eddleman direction. Noted highlights include Amsterdam The Statue and The Desperate Ones with powerful acting and kinetic movement. Performances run Friday and Saturday nights through December starting 11:00 p.m.
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Margaret Rose Webb
Catholic Women to aid destitute families in area
Trumbull Deanery Council of Catholic Women coordinates a Christmas relief drive for Mesopotamia Bloomfield and elderly residents in Chardon and Middlefield Rest Homes. Needs include clothing, boots, diapers, toys and 20 food baskets for 20 families with contact numbers for regional organizers. Bike boom in U S reports 61 million adult cyclists 15 000 miles of bikeways and 8.5 million bikes sold last year.
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Union seeks recognition by Trumbull Memorial Hospital
A Northeastern Ohio Public Employees Union, District Council 18 letter to TMH executive director Benja min F Webster claims a substantial employee majority supports union representation. The case follows a failed SEU election and a court challenge over pre election pamphlets. Web ster will study the letter and a meeting with TMH administration is requested.
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Trumbull Memorial
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Ohio State Fair posts small profit in 1972 audit
Ohio State Fair recorded a net profit of 7051 dollars after a 12 day event. Officials blamed the disappointing turnout on rainy weather though attendance was forecast at 2.5 million and reached 2,209,993. Fair manager Vic Lucas said profits are reinvested, not a primary goal.
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