Roanoke man to hug long-lost British daughter
William Epperly, a 62 year old Roanoke native, will reunite with his daughter Sandra Lee Livesey in England after 41 years apart. The meeting follows a chain of WWII era romance, divorce, and a 1980s veterans group effort that led to the discovery and planned presence at the B A D 2 reunion in June. Plans include Epperly visiting England in June and Livesey traveling to Virginia in September to meet Epperly’s wife and newly found siblings.
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Roanoke
UPI
William Epperly
Epperly
Sandra Lee Livesey
Alan Livesey
England
Molly Sowerby
Preston
Lancashire
Molly
States
America
Bill
Lois Jane
Janey
Ralph Scott
Dick McClune
Scott
New Castle
Del
McClune
Irene Cottam
B.A.D. 2
Preston-area
Cottam
Ms. Livesey
Livesey
Virginia
Bill Jr
Philip Glen
Steven Richard
Peggy Lynn
Children define what dad means to them in UPI poll
A nationwide UPI Father's Day survey captures children's views on their fathers. From ages 3 to 11, youngsters describe Dad as caring, playful, or practical, citing activities like caregiving, camping, sports, and shared outings while noting personal affection and the shelter of family life.
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UPI
United Press International
Danielle Rosenburger
Centerport
N.Y
Danielle
Father
Daddy
Melissa Garber
Fairfield
Conn
Art Garber
Walt Disneyland
Benjamin Eidson
Clinton
Miss
Ryan Rouse
Wausau
Wis
Female Alcoholics Win Race Against Men in News Letter Claims
Debunked reader letter summary cites a newsletter from the Associated Psychotherapists of Colorado asserting women have over two million alcoholics and that female alcoholism rises faster than male. It notes later onset but quicker progression, reasons of body water, and social patterns plus advice to seek help from Alcoholics Anonymous, National Council on Alcoholism, and local mental health resources. It also includes a Need ing: cancer hot line questions guidance from Abby with National Cancer Institute contact details.
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Associated Psychotherapists of
Colorado
Alcoholics Anonymous
National Council On Alcoholism
Third Ave
New York
N.Y
Abby
American Cancer Society
Bridge Club Winners Named in New Castle Event
In Eat'n Park's duplicate game, North South winners were Jane Crowley and Harry Ganelin. second place went to Sarah Cohen and William Morrison. third to LaVon Kurth and Evelyn Marburger. fourth to Marie and Lamont McCandles. East West winners were Florence Skole and Gertrude Weiner. second Catherine Smith and Joe Joseph. third Lottie Collins and Vivian Baker. fourth Kay Flack and Helen Greenberg. Intermediate winners were Angie Betts and Jean Rigly first. second tied Id a Mac Gill with Mary Emma Warren and Eleanor Van Nat ten and Steffanie Morrow. third Betty Horchler and Tim Kelly. Ruth and Harry McKhissick. Next event is a quarterly tournament. Contact Margaret Hempel for partners. Special feature watches can reveal date, moon phase, and time in other zones.
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New Castle
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