Mother's Day dining and discounts at local restaurants
Reminders to book phone reservations for Mother's Day at Walt's Wharf Seal Beach and Puccini's Pioneer Blvd. menus feature seafood and Italian dishes with low prices. Mexico City Restaurant hosts a fundraiser benefiting Evelyn Dempsey duPont's California Communities Pool for the Handicapped Int from 6 to 11 pm.
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Walt's Wharf
Walt's
Main St. Seal Beach
Cliff Mobley
Nick Nicolette
Nick
Puccini's
Pioneer
Artesia
Phillips Family
Pine Ave
Phillips
Mexico City
Evelyn Dempsey duPont
California
Long Beach Blvd
Evelyn
Jimmy Jauregui
South Street
Orange Avenue
Jimmy
Art Stephan
1.PT
Gloria
Local eateries and a humorous limerick page tease
A travelogue of quick meals from Larry the Pizza King at 163 W Pacific Coast Hwy and Village Sandwich Shoppe at 4425 Village Road highlights include Larry Hooper's house specialty pizza with sage and mushrooms and Pat Coakley’s subs from 99 cents to 160. Duffy's Cavern on Long Beach Blvd offers a 2 ounce top sirloin with salad and baked potato for 375, with self-serve broiling after 6 pm. The piece ends with a playful limerick about Mike Curry and a psychiatrist named Hughes.
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Larry the Pizza King
Pacific Coast Hwy
Santa Fe Avenue
Larry's Pizza King
Larry Hooper
Ity’s
Larry
Kewood
Pat Coakley
Village Road
Norse Way
Lakewood Boulevard
Carson Street
City College
Pat
Duffy’s Cavern
Long Beach Blvd
Wardlow Road
Bob du Bois
Duffy's
Tillie
Mike Curry
Hughes
Tattughes
Liz Warner shapes political wife role in Virginia life
Elizabeth Tassor known as Liz Warner, wife of John W. Warner, navigates a public role as a political spouse amid Virginia press scrutiny. She downplays campaigns, jokes about testing waters for a Senate bid, and attends Wolf Trap events in stylish outfits while avoiding personal questions.
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Upperville
Elizabeth Tassor
John W. Warner
Liz
Navy
Nixon
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Richmond
Wolf Trap Farm
Vienna
Warner
Culturebeat
Lovely Face
Maggie
Q. and A
Washington
Georgetown
Richard Burton
William 4. Scott
Richard S. Reynolds
Robb
Milwaukee
Reynolds
Washington, D.C
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
University of Virginia
Nixon Agnew
Navy Department
Elizabeth Taylor
Catherine Metlon
Mrs Olson hosts Swedish Dinner end of cabin fever in Dubois
Lydia Olson, 82, expects about 700 guests for her annual Mrs Olson's Swedish Dinner in Dubois Wyoming. The event, now in its 29th year, features Swedish delicacies like fattigman cabbage rolls and pigs in blankets. Olson started the dinner in 193? to aid church funds and has kept the custom as a community staple since 1911 arrival.
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Dubois
Wyo
Lydia Olson
Mrrs. Olson
Mrs. Olson
Wyoming
Organ Recital at First Lutheran by John Kuzma
Organist John Kuzma presented a tasteful Tuesday recital at First Lutheran Church sponsored by the Long Beach Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. The program featured works by Vivaldi Bach Mendelssohn Reger Hindemith and Bach solo pieces. Kuzma shaded Hindemith’s Sonata No.1 and offered Mendelssohn Sonata No.3 with restrained tempo and expressive Andante tranquillo. He also rendered Bach Benedic tus Come Savior of the Gentiles Pasacaglia and Fugue in C minor and Vivaldi concerto transcription for organ with confident registration and clear stops.
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John Kurma
First Lutheran Church
Long Beach
American Guild of Organists
Vivaldi
Bach
Mendelssohn
Max Reger
Paul Hindemith
Oldtime crank telephone era ends in West Virginia
In Mouth of Seneca West Virginia the North Fork Mutual Telephone Co will switch off its crank system on May 21 ending a local era. Residents recall dialing by operator and party lines while upgrades financed by rural electric loans bring a dial system and broader service. Some will miss the personal touch even as officials cite improved efficiency and reduced costs.
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Seneca
W.va
West Virginia
Robert Cunningham
North Fork Mutual Telephone Co
Spruce Knob
Seneca Rocks
Canterbury Tales manuscript sells for record sum in SF
A 15th century Chaucer Canterbury Tales volume fetched 300000 dollars in San Francisco after changing hands from Lew Feldman heirs. The treated sheep skin manuscript, one of 40 early copies, was delivered by courier from New York to an anonymous buyer via a San Francisco book agent. It was once valued at 560000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Geoffrey Chaucer
New York
Lew Feldman
Feldman
Duke of Devorshire
Warren Lowell
John Howell Tooks
Howell
Reds lose red M&Ms due to FDA dye ban
A M&M Mars spokesperson in Hackettstown New Jersey said red candies have been omitted since January 1 as a precaution after Red Dye No 2 was banned by the FDA for possible cancer links. Consumers complained, missing the bright red candies, while National Confectioners Association noted brochure photos look less vibrant without the dye.
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Chicago
M&m-Mars Co
Hackettstown
N.J
Ma&ms
Food and Drug Administration
M&m
Helen Smith
National Confectioners Assn
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