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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2001
Page
9
Sue Tillotson a professional pet sitter spends days and evenings caring for iguanas exotic birds cats and dogs On some jobs Tillotson's 9 month old chocolate Lab Lucy adds to the enjoyment This item appears on Animal Tales page B-2.
Box office report shows Jurassic Park Hill earning 50.3 million from Friday to Sunday. America's Sweethearts with Julia Roberts placed second, while last weekend's top film Legally Blonde slipped to third.
Readers are asked to weigh in on which pet makes the best companion. Call NewsLine or email Syracuse dot com features with name and daytime phone. include your view on the truth about cats and dogs.
The downtown Syracuse YMCA hosts a week of crafts and creativity for children up to 12 at Y-Arts Camp in Camp Iroquois from Aug 27 to 31. Cost is 120 dollars for YMCA members and 150 dollars for nonmembers with registration due by Aug 20. Call 474-6851 for details.
A Travel Industry Association of America poll finds many adults in the United States schedule at least one weekend trip yearly. TIAA President William S. Norman says family vacations remain vital to many households.
Jeanne Bennison of De Witt shares how Daniel Bennison 8 praised his math work and Grandma kept it on the fridge. After he earned an A the family ordered a new fridge and placed the paper on it, prompting delight and a humorous remark from Daniel about the gift.
The idea behind Little Golden Books pushed into year round Woolworth and other chains in 1918. From early on books spread from bookstores to toy and drug stores then supermarkets by the late 1940s. wartime volumes carried pro war stamp poems on the back flap urging savings. Over 2 billion books sold worldwide.
Rowena Krum, 55, a Sherburne resident and Mid-York Press executive, has turned a casual hobby into a serious collection of Little Golden Books. She houses 2,500 titles in a dedicated room and stores 1,500 duplicates in storage, valuing the set at about $20,000.
The West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin faces legal trouble after an April arrest at Burbank Airport for drugs. Meanwhile cast and writers push for substantial raises as budget freezes stall negotiations with producers and actors. The show’s critical success is matched by backstage tensions.
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