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''; fu voice o'~ some i%e iVWcf^ liv^i.c by Daac Co.i^rc-..-, : rc-v M* ;xioi's as wcil as o'"!cv t»",c coi iciie ^vric^i't " t/y clwacix "'s .ianc is Angco," comes ;o tnc HICJ'C . i*,,. 1 cgt i Ci ii tit "Ke s t ino.*/ arge«. He *• sent Lcgai-1"cu w "O1? i "i die p;i O 'i g "C\v i'" o<*. ^org l.sli'MC '-o v/ ion /'<. s v^'K i" .r> c ca>c -. f a kit nailed Mickey of the tiir fc- ,nc id ,»,'->'<. fiaycc jy Botny Logttc. ptairg ihe season .ogcdi^. ; vartco se.nc- ! h'r.g ' nit louchcd close !<; CMY\C ''ic !V t r if/iit .ey\ e-iu."ac:ci" i\'f,s ino a moh boss 'If Dana rt'I.s n, she's : <- •ioryii ic," said art;si>c u"*ce' '!r rsd mv-c"! nainco flic .y. N-Cvy h p'ryed by Kcid a a going So Sical ''C sh >w.' 1 : Winter /ic.o; !xga vcia. Mi'ilor ^"..'ico's Grd'*at>icr chanic\CT." he sa d. O.'iginolly writ I en ^fe'i -'xgiiACla was V/x\i F/^ckey'" foid to clc'i'/cr a ;i?ckagc While Angcio L- try- working for (he QiT-R-i-dCwpy ft?im fo f I'Cky, Argc'o s'cp^ in to rielp him do so ing hard .o whi Theatre in Fort Mycis \cvera* ycc.'f- ;go, safe y. Angelina's :iifectio"s he has since spcctali/ed .he orodoclio,1 io male sure he doesn't get hurt or despke Soohir, Mickey showcase the ta^cits or his a si. kt leu," Lcgarrcia said. manages to lose ilic iois>,atvit prcS- age "I h'.d io <rv Io w/rilr1 fnt n-r- 'l>ITcr^iM \ni- 1 'owovc vvner. the mob angel Angelo he was supposed to oela'O'" 'or utc "^orl"Os-> :.rc me thei'lc<"'s aia.'kc di.'eciO'- Mi nay l'iy Clooiey type e^aicics andd '.he veny pc;- sonaik:es poi\rayct r,y K:."chiir>iT. •; mob The play even includes 2 .ribuic io ' • over- AbooU and Cosiclio. :J vc of "Fir, excited (o JacKlc 'Who's on FYsf -. < igh:er, v/ith Reid," said Lcgarrcla. "'Reid's goirg to thai's be his British ion character while I'm (he ••. ' reo- mob guy, so if.s goi.ig to be a nice compli- - wa"H ment to each oi her." kill Sponsored by Congress Jewelers and VIP e y." Really Group, "FughedatxwtK!" will run " " r c i a from Marcn 8 through March 3!. For fickei information and show urocs contact The • 'own School house at 472-6862. ' "c mix X 1 c. 0. "''" " ' 'W' *^ ^• ',^,? ' ''"^. '-'7 '-''ih '• • .-..-.• "-'-'" .S-..•;"--•.•/ 7- 2 Mary Jane siiac5 KelS©pete»,' A memorial service Tor Mac HoMopc'cr of Snrahei • li be held a; 2 p.m. Sunday, March 4, al Si. Michac- & Angels Church, 2304 Periwinkle Way, Sanirtcl. A former Senior Warden o>~ Saint Michaels, she • treasurer of the Share our Blessings ministry mzd To-,-- • ; s to head of the A liar Guild. In addition, she held deanery " ; • 18 the test diocesan Altar Guild offices and was <nst?I!ed in 200ft • '* • -tch of President of She National Alirj- Guild of the Episco " Yoei River Church. -. •: fo1-- Bob On Sar.ibcl she was a member of the Caniivr, Yacht C and the Power Squadron. r iay is She received her Bachelor's from doucber College Maryland with a focus on chem!sf"y and fought Che sob :' for 20 years in Virginia Beach, Va., Upoer Arlington • Lancaster, Ohio. She was a fonder menzoc of Si. Joi • Episcopal Church in Lancaster. in 1975, she was given the Ouistanding High Scr : Chemistry Teacher Award for She central Ohio urea. ' •-; was a pasi president of Ih.c Lancaster Ciass-oo,i: Tcaci : Associacion, a former boaxl mcninc of tne Pa'rf .- v Counly Cancer Society ir.it' '.he United ^hry, ano vcy r,c . : . !SL/)NOi'R with Thc Lancaster Pesiivoi i"ili: she !e!\ Lancaster in ,-v; . She was involved with Ihc Columbus iVitisc uv of Arls • •. helped run the museum rcs!a;:>TJit, The Falaic. She is survived by iwo daughters — Leigh Svohoda •• \ her husband, Steven, of Lancaster and Susa.) A. Risisit. Woiihingion; iwo sons — Russell 8. R-Isng, and his w. e. Dorccn, o'.~ Lancaster and Philip A. R'siiig of Co'.r.'nnjs; and iwo grandchildren — Melissa Ashley Cvo.xxia of LancBsicr and Justin Kyie Rising ofReston, Vo. She was preceded in death oy her husbands. Robert The Sanihel-Caoiiva Cooservaliosi ihc Wiglcy Prcscvc. ava/iu^c So !: s the ! r i fr Taraer, George R. Rising and Robert Joi.opclcr; her a'the", Foundalion announced plans to name "After we go; ihc Jlcssirg o caps.or.c v'f a 4C-ycr. oetis to secure Bradford McDowcl!; and her mother. Mary McDowc'.l the 25 acres of -and they are trying to wife, Ann Wcran, we ^."j'.cil I'-Js co'i.lor• for '.v>id;; Clark. acouirc along CasaYhcl Road. If they willi his e'oscst fe'encs," s T.ic Cc ••, Po-jpciation ts >n lieu of flowers snCinorui! gifts may be ."iide 10 SairA are succcssi'J. in raising the funds Fouadarcn Executive Director Br'ek hopes a-I I siuiiders vvi:;1 cons"dc" sup- : ft Michael's Church. needed to purchase the land OP March Lindhlad. "Before we krew 'i. ,'c ks •xriii'o (he W gicy P:•csc-"vc act,t isi- '•i 29. She land will be named in honor of from the S?a:ibcI-Cs')'Jva T '. s. •Jo'i. Of ;'x $iX-5 •:::;!loii ncccies.' ib" V h c c X -! I; ^•Vc^'A ±:>K:ji WO j The TOtn annual Sarrtici Ghci! 'he Prs. u-"c Jiai ihc company has f Fa:r & Shov.', w^ich sia~icd March cxp "esscd interest in the Shc.i Hiir \ 1 and 's running through Sal ;ru»y, and ci "east one of its aivsis. | l, C-'if.. l'i mtnbsrs anci. • <?>- Ma-ci' 3, at the S^-iibc. Awr.rc'-wi'ir.ing Sailor's Vrlenline ) ssi/c 'oary'Taibbf, Les zac. o 1 o Community Center has an ncklec ai'US Sandy Mean, whose sensi- ' distinction this year. The proceed- I've work is sought aflc interim- ' rm/ H Dvslaiter, Msy ings 2re being li'med by p crc\v denary and who is chairing tr>c , f , '.on, i:r;ari'>s '<. ist»r, Sii" from Martha Slewari Living Artistic Division yi t!*is year's j i"*fer, &arta Boss, ,%'VHW *<c[i'*n-3l< '..oi"*er^8 and US O:vnit-riedia, headed by Hannah show. hi,s done sevc>x;S guest TV ; ) Mihnn\ Executive Crafts "iditor spois and magazine articles witii n ";t r'clasek, ^'Jet't is 2 for (he famed nunti-mecij home "Mari'ia 3;cw<:rt Living.'" T'-JC !J,-fy '-Jsr'iv (>Scran anJi and ii'esfyle corooration, who has show '.ias .dso '"eceived favoniriic ( ? ** | e -,5'',)f>v latce 8 Dfeak o-'i been v. frcquc.ii visitor to 3 uvbcl - 1 stdce s'lepe at the 8;-ini*,>a f press ii. ! cce:ii yen> fron a-.ioiher | • '! . and C'ipiiva over hc las' sovcrol nniional ouolication, "Coastal i ,- i mirji'r'ifi; Center after s.si- vcars. © I He" tcarr .shot footage on open- This past Sunday, a group of ^^'% ^"s%-"'"'-"" ing dry of both ;he oulooor fair 25-30 voi.jnicers gathered before n' V >'y ' with 'Is !ivc shell display aad !'iic-tiyy a; -he '^omniuniSy j$*s , ;* J" ' Shcllcaftcrs lent and the i>idoor Asr.ocration io -eaciy the historic Ktl".-? £t5*k_ juried shov/ — two extensive dis- bu!-.di>:g for ike show. Sanibcl- w;;h a (cam of RVcrs from ,;^ the Eblcs JLM va-itec< to So a na.1 of inc plays tended Sc'entiilc and ^pt;vj. Shell Clab members, . ^ Artistic Show Divisions, wiih Periwink]c Pak who cali thcm ihron .•hc ',vo ngc cch'hit o'.rjeiiep'jc. ^y love of d'e sea sr-d San.bc* Lornmanuy _Assoc:aKcr.
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