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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1992
Page
11
Sir Hound reports a theft of his coin collection with Sammy Salamander as prime suspect. Slylock Fox urges Max Mouse to spread a rumor claiming the coins are found, prompting questions why a false tale would be started. The garbled text hints at a hidden cipher or puzzle framing the motive.
Dear Dr Lamb outlines that Parkinson's patients benefit from an exercise program, preferably via physical therapy, and discusses dietary considerations such as swallowing, dry mouth, and potential protein restriction. It notes possible side effects of medications, mentions the value of professional referrals, and offers a Health Letter issue for further reading.
Dorothy Taylor spoke on Ebony magazine origins at the Dunbar Reading Circle. Summer meeting at 7 tonight at Pauline Pettigrew's home. Shenango Township Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary plans, kitchen cleanup at 7:30 tonight and again the second Monday monthly. Holiday spree tickets due by June 28. Auxiliary to feed firemen during Back to the 50s weekend July 4 and 5. Firemen’s picnic at noon Aug. 15 with meal at 1 p.m. Brenda Wellhausen assist Sept. 12 craft show. Special bylaws meeting 7:30 p.m. June 15 at Castlewood Station. July 6 meeting hosted by JoAnn Mercer and Mary Jo Yarnell at East New Castle Station. Tri-City Writers meet at 7 tonight at Valley Arts Guild Sharon, bring ideas for an animal alphabet. Call 962-9174 or 342-0001 for info. Shenango China Retirees Association meets 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Hudson Lunch. Buckeye Keystone Chapter of National Executive Housekeepers Association meets 6 p.m. Wednesday at El Pancho's Restaurant Alliance. Lawrence County Chapter United Ostomy Association meets 7:30 p.m. June 16 at 238 Hillcrest Ave. Larry Wilcox, executive director of Lawrence County Drug and Alcohol Commission, spoke to American Business Women's Association on early prevention programs for children. Norma Vranjes discussed duties as senior case manager at MediaAid. Scholarships awarded to Reni Wimer, Mary Ann DiCerbo, Danielle Rife, Jani Perine. Next meeting June 17 at Troggio's.
Dear Abby column debates limericks and the tradition of vulgar doggerel. It cites Edward Lear and G Legman while noting clean limericks faded after a brief vogue. A reader from Free Port Texas contributes examples and Abby responds on taste and propriety.
A letter from a 90s reader asks whether the phrases slowing up or slowing down are correct. Abby answers that both mean the same and approves both forms, joking that Down is up like the Abbott and Costello routine.
America and Public Interest Research Groups report flaws at 89 playgrounds with risk areas where a child could fall and 80 with poorly spaced swings while 76 showed head entrapment risks. They call for an 8 foot fall zone around equipment and specific extensions for slides, plus equipment sized to children. The CPSC has issued a playground safety handbook for ages 2-5 and 5-12.
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