Pen pals meet after 50 years of letters in Miami
Marilyn Lawrence and Peter Darby finally meet in Miami after five decades of correspondence begun in 1942 as part of an eighth grade pen-pal project. Lawrence notes they are not strangers, claiming she has known Darby longer than her husband.
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Miami
Marilyn Lawrence
Peter Darby
Lawrence
Peter
Girl Draws Boy From Bag in North Miami
Marilyn Cadwallader, a Grade English teacher, picked a name from a bag marked BOYS. Peter Darby of New Zealand, a Year 8 student 8,051 miles away, was chosen. Three months later a letter arrived. He was 14, at a boarding school on a family dairy farm near Auckland, and wrote very well with neat handwriting.
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North
Miami
Marilyn Ann Cadwallader
Peter Darby
New Zealand
Marilyn
Auckland
Notable Correspondents Meet After Fifty Christmases
iT Lawrence recalled that meeting seemed impossible yet she and Peter Darby remained diligent writers for over five decades. They endured wars, marriage, births, deaths, and 50 Christmases, 50 birthdays, and finally Darby planned to visit a daughter in London, then Miami to meet in person.
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Lawrence
Peter Darby
London
Darby
Miami
Quayle Attacks Cultural Elite and Debates Values
A wide ranging, caustic critique of Dan Quayle's remarks on the cultural elite sparked by his attacks on Newsrooms and sitcoms. The piece argues that journalists and academics are unfairly labeled elitists while blasting political figures and policies including misinformation about arms to Iran and the conduct of the Bush administration. It also questions family values notions and comments on single parent families as highlighted by Quayle.
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Dan Quayle
Quayle
America
Associated Press
Murphy Brown
Dan
Rhodes
Bush Administration
George Bush
Congress
Iran
Saddam Hussein
Bush
Neil
Silverado Savings and Loan
Three Rivers Cookbook III showcases Pittsburgh dishes
The Pittsburgh regional cookbook features 450 plus hand-selected recipes donated by local residents, including favorites from Fred Rogers, with quick easy options, beverages soups breads entrees and desserts. Proceeds benefit the Child Health Association of Sewickley, a nonprofit promoting child welfare since 1923.
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Three Rivers
Pennsylvania
Child Health Association of
Sewickley
New Castle Wins Tie Deal with Nicole Miller Firework Theme
Nicole Miller designed a fireworks inspired tie and scarf for New Castle, featuring Zambelli and Vitale logos and the motto New Castle Fire works Capital of America. Klafter’s owner Judy Silverman led local efforts with Dennis Manocchio and the Fourth of July Americana and Fireworks Museum. About 2,000 ties sold. Miller’s line ships nationwide. Plans include a fireworks museum, theme park, and streetlights to boost Lawrence County promotion.
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Nicole Miller
New Castle
New York City
Zambelli Internationale Fireworks Manufacturing Co. Inc
Vitale Fireworks Manufacturing Co
Fireworks Capital of America
Klafter’s
Lawrence County
Dennis Manocchio
California
Zambelli and
Vitale
Perrone Fireworks Co
Pennsylvania Fireworks Company
Judy Silverman
Miller
Silverman
Stan Kosciusko
Kimberly
George Patterson
Pat
Pat Patterson
George
Lawyer
Finalists Named for 1993 Young Woman of the Year
Finalists for the 1993 Young Woman of the Year program selected after preliminary judging. The Lawrence County Junior Miss Inc. sponsored event will be Sept. 19 at Westminster College Orr Auditorium. Finalists hail from Shenango Union Mohawk Wilmington New Castle Laurel Lincoln Kennedy Christian high schools with orientation set at Mohawk Jameson Community Center. Choreographers are Debbie Parou and Donna Roth.
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Lawrence County Junior Miss Inc
Westminster College
Orr Auditorium
Holly A. Wimner
Wilmington Area High School
Lori A. Booth
Jennifer L. Altieri
Elizabeth M. Vanelli
Melissa M. Chill
New Castle High School
Christina Stacey
Lori B. Young
Tracy L. Arblaster
Laurel High School
Angela M. Pieri
Tiffany A. Powell
Cara M. Loccisano
Lincoln High School
Eara A. Kaplin
Kennedy Christian High School
Mohawk-Jameson Community Center
Debbie Parou
Donna Roth
Conversational ties gain popularity for Father’s Day gifts
New York AP reports a surge in bold playful neckwear as Father’s Day nears with about 15 million ties bought nationwide. Designers offer whimsical prints from Beatles motifs to Einstein, pirates, and arcade colors while firms donate portions of wholesale prices to conservation.
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New York
Gerald Andersen
Neckwear Association of America
Jack Weiss
Gucci
Fifth Avenue
America
Weiss
Manhattan Menswear Group
World Wildlife Fund
Manhattan Menswear
Joe Boxer
San Francisco
Nicholas Graham
Sepp Halbritter
Einstein
XMI
Ferragamo’s
Lorenzo Vega
Venico
New Orleans
Generra
U.S
Andersen
United States
Wedding at 7-Eleven Inspires Slurpees and Big Gulp Toasts
In Clinton Township Detroit, Gina Sabatasso and Stuart Scott wed at a 7-Eleven where they met, with 20 guests sipping Slurpees and Big Gulp coffees as the bride walked the snack-food aisle. The couple asked the store stay open for the ceremony, and exchanged vows before a judge amid teary-eyed guests and store-shelf rice.
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Detroit
Gina
Stuart Scott
Gina Sabatasso
Clinton Township
Scott
Sabatasso
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