Engagement announced for Jean Rothgery and Gerald Weinstein
The engagement of Jean Marie Rothgery to Gerald Paul Weinstein is announced by her parents Mr. Robert Rothgery and Mrs. Nick Vitale. Miss Rothgery, a 1971 Admiral King High School graduate, will earn a BS in nursing from St. John College Cleveland in May and pursue a master's in psychiatric nursing. Weinstein holds degrees in accounting from Bowling Green State University and teaches accounting at BGSU, planning to pursue a doctorate. The couple will wed August 16 at St. Peter's Parish Lorain with Rev. Nelson J. Callahan officiating.
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Jean Marie Rothgery
Gerald Paul Weinstein
Robert Rothgery
Tower Blvd
Lorain
Nick Vitale
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Weinstein
Ida Weinstein
Gulf Rd
Isador Weinstein
Miss Rothgery
Admiral King High School
St. John College
Cleveland
Bowling Green State University
BGSU
St. Peter's Parish
Nelson J. Callahan
Sneakers teach kids left and right with alphabet soles
A New York feature promotes children sneakers with alphabet letters around the sole and toe markings for left and right. The playful design aims to support a first step learning moment for youngsters.
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New York
Rome fashion show closes with bold colors and tailored silhouettes
Milanese styled collection by Mila Schoen features skirts from knee to midi, culottes, and tailored safari suits. Designers echo dropped shoulders and belt sleeves with black accents, bright chartreuse blues and oranges, long silk jerseys, and belted jackets to finish a week of Italian spring and summer fashion.
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Pierre Balmaur
Mila Schoen
Galitzine
Schoen
Practical materials for favored craft projects
The article highlights washable yarns fabrics and threads, easy maintenance items, and durable supplies for crafts. It notes decoupage with family photos and invitations, using scrap lumber for boards, smoothing edges, distressing with tools, staining or painting, sealing, and easy cleaning. It covers needlework rising in popularity and beginner-friendly projects like crocheted scarves and patchwork aprons, then moves to fashion notes on loden green and Easter blue outfits and a khaki shantung suit with gathered back details.
Coordinated Tableware Patterns for New Note Set
Glass napkin rings and tumblers come in four patterns to match dinnerware. Measuring cups in various sizes feature metric and avoirdupois markings. All items are easy to wash in suds.
Twirling act evolves into family affair
In Carbondale Illinois the Marching Saluki Twirling Corps of Southern Illinois University has become a family affair with three sisters among six members Christie Shapkoff Kathy Shapkoff and Nancy Shapkoff. The sisters who perform since baton age have won more than 450 trophies in twirling competitions.
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Carbondale, Ill
Southern Illinois University At
Carbondale
Christie Shapkoff
Kathy Shapkoff
Nancy Shapkoff
Florrie Skaryd Engaged to Michael Ciccarone
Dr and Mrs William S Skaryd announce their daughter Florrie A Skaryd engaged to Michael J Ciccarone son of Mr and Mrs Rocco M Ciccarone of Warren The couple plan a wedding after both completed 1973 educations Duke University School of Law and College of Wooster
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Florrie Skaryd
Michael Ciccarone
William S. Skaryd
Michigan Ave
Florrie A
Michael J. Ciccarone
Rocco M. Ciccarone
Warren
Engagement Announcement for Mary Zacharias and E Gerald Vittori
The engagement of Mary M Zacharias to E Gerald Vittori is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Robert J Zacharias of North Ridgeville. Vittori is the son of Mr and Mrs Ernest E Vittori of North Ridgeville. Mary is a nursing student at Lorain County Community College and expects to graduate in June. Vittori is a graduate of Elyria Catholic High School and works for Elyria Manufacturing Corporation. A fall wedding is planned.
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Mary M. Zacharias
E. Gerald Vittori
Robert J. Zacharias
Chestnut Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Mr. Vittori
Ernest E. Vittori
Main Ave
Zacharias
North Ridgeville High School
Lorain County Community College
Vittori
Elyria Catholic High School
Elyria Manufacturing Corporation
Ask Dr Brothers It's dangerous to base identity on work
Dear Dr Brothers: after being fired last month I feel emptiness and question my worth. The reply explains that tying identity to work hurts self esteem and suggests building inner strengths, staying active, and avoiding brooding. It notes employment status reflects society and economy more than personal failure and offers coping steps.
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Dr. Brothers
Pathic Hospital
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