Squarin' Round volume boosts Allemande Left impact
In Strongsville Ralph Pavlik of Allemande U adds an emotional edge to square dancing with a new use of sound, boosting the Allemande Left call. His singing and patter punch up the finale, a first noted in a dozen years of square dancing, during August events at Strongsville Community Hall. An Elyria nine-year-olds dance class starts this fall, likely in September.
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Weekend Dividend Hobbies Reading For The Whole Family
Weekend schedule lists square dancing events and workshops across Ohio venues led by George Jabhusch and Ralph Pavlik. Activities span Sunday through Friday with multiple clubs in Avon Isle Lorain Seven Hills Brookpark Village and Olmsted Falls, detailing venues times and callers.
Israel Seven Species stamps celebrate ancient harvests
Minkus Publications announces Israel stamps honoring the Seven Species, issued to mark the New Year festival. The set, cataloged from six cents to seven dollars in mint condition, recalls Deuteronomy and biblical references to wheat, barley, olives, wine, figs, pomegranates, and honey. The issue, part of a World Series line, is discussed at a meeting of stamp experts and collectors at Southwestern Spacey.
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Utopia Idea for Summer Photo Experiments in Darkroom
The reader suggests inventive in camera and darkroom techniques to create unusual distortions. Use foil reflectors, bent wires, or mirrors to alter focus and perspective, then adjust exposure and enlarging setup to produce new effects. Attempt several trials to achieve unique pictures from ordinary snapshots.
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Wellington native pursues Broadway dream in New York
Bob Florian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fierlan Schweller of Wellington, pursued singing and dancing after earning a mortuary science degree. A late bloom in theater, he trained in Cleveland and New York, joined the June Taylor Dancers, and acted in clubs and shows while studying voice. He aims for a big break, despite tough months and high taxes closing small venues.
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Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps Places Second in State
A drum and bugle corps from Elyria finished second in a statewide contest held in Columbus. Separately, Mr and Mrs Hugh C Amidon uncovered an underground railway site while clearing a porch on Center Ridge Rd. The City Bank of Lorain was licensed to reopen by the Ohio State Banking Department. The Elyria Board of Education voted to place a three mall school levy on the ballot amid a $150,000 shortfall projected under new tax laws.
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Traffic Light Interpretation Is Too Literal
In Jerusalem an elderly woman waits at a red light for a woman figure to appear on the glass, while a police officer watches as the signal cycles through red and green. The incident highlights how pedestrians rely on figurative cues in traffic signals.
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Life Begins At 40 Star Flags Emphasis On Youth
New York City theater sketches a geriatric themed comedy titled Red Letter Day starring Glora Swanson as a wife and mother facing her 50th birthday. The interview highlights harsh ageism, Swanson’s activism for cancer research, geriatric awareness, and critique of the youth cult while celebrating late-life purpose and ongoing ambition.
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Old Sugar Cache Comes To Light In Alfred NY Office
Alfred University professor Ray Wingate uncovered two five pound sacks of sugar hidden in the top of an old phonograph cabinet in his former office. The find occurred during move in activities. Local authorities were notified but no foul play is indicated.
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Breakfast Brew Expense Drops
United States coffee spending in 1958 totaled 1.94 million dollars with a decline from the prior year. The Pan American Coffee Bureau cites rising consumption while the average household bill reached about 23.61 dollars. The source notes 2.4 cups per person per day and indicates survey anomalies and garbled text.
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