Easter hare vs rabbit myth and moon symbolism
The piece argues the hare, not the rabbit, should be the Easter symbol. It traces hare attributes linked to the moon, notes nocturnal habits, and cites ancient Egyptian language. It also mentions humorous Easter cards and historic quotes about love.
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Giles Fletcher
Paper plate nests Easter craft at Gulf Road home
Denise and Michelle Ryan create fabric collages on paper plates to make colorful Easter nests using cotton, eggs, foil, magazines, and other throwaway items. Sharon Ryan explains a child led activity that develops visual and manual coordination, with Mrs. Ryan, a former Elyria Catholic teacher, noting cost efficiency and reuse of materials.
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Dennis Ryan
Gulf Road
Denise
Michelle
Eir
Sharon Ryan
Dan
Ribh
Elyria Catholic High School
Foundation Helps Childless Couples Seek Infertility Aid
The New York Fertility Research Foundation leads a movement to make infertility services available in major cities. Dr. Decker cites 12 million infertile Americans and a rising number seek help, while adoption scarcity and birth control reduce available babies. Congress may fund research and centers for diagnosis and treatment.
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Dr. Decker
New York Fertility Research Foundation
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