Special Agent Gress to speak at Altrusa dinner
Matthew J. Gress, a Special Agent from the United States Department of Justice, will address the Altrusa Club dinner Monday at the Porterhouse at 6 30 p.m. Gress led the department in Honolulu for 19 years before moving to Cleveland. The meeting is open to members and guests.
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New hosiery trend debuting in Germany features painted, jeweled, embroidered and printed leg looks. The bold designs include faces and smiles, touted as the era's most far out leg fashion as a leading hosiery maker prepares to introduce printed legs in the United States.
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Plastic melamine dishes gain fancy designs for home use
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Tailgate Argentine empanadas and soup tricks for picnics
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The speaker notes gas heating costs about half of electric resistance heat and highlights gas systems delivering ample fresh air for classrooms. They claim gas has been selected for most new schools, citing 116 Ohio schools on their lines with 110 choosing gas last year.
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