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City in peril, dagos push for secession in E.A. district | |||||||
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Dancing AL eyes Franny's house, Jose cuts valet deal with Amy | |||||||
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Dum-Dum lollipops return to People's Savings, Gina eats all the strawberry | |||||||
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City declares Louie's Lincoln a landmark, gives it historical plates | |||||||
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Big Steve hands over Hut, Stevie to bring it in on lowboy | |||||||
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Bandits yank Angie's marigolds and replace them with dandelions | |||||||
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Gary to run for city manager, pledges country music for all citizens | |||||||
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Mark teaches school, Tommy Savarise's reaction: "Teachin' school? I didn't even know Pucci could read." | |||||||
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Mailbox by Cellitti's back by popular demand | |||||||
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Boongey stars in new movie, awarded Key to East Ashtabula | |||||||
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Muzzy's front porch swing placed on exhibit in E.A. Museum | |||||||
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59. Michael "My-Geen" Deluia (1923 - 1998): A railroader, Union Carbide worker, and brother of Fiore "Pierre" Deluia of Nanny Goat Hill. Recognized locally for his work in the fried pizza stand at the Mt. Carmel Bazaar. Lived near Lake Shore Park off East 1st Street. Known for the characteristic rasp in his voice. 28. Albert "Skunk" Cincerelli (1907 - 1997): Uncle of Roland "Smokey" Cinciarelli. Worked down the Union Docks with Shoo-dee Severino. Revered for his clairvoyance and uncanny ability to count playing cards, which made him famous in local circles. 220. Anthony "Crockery" Vetrano (1915 - 1991): Brother of Joe, Matty, and Louie "Lala" Vetrano and cousin of Florence Vetrano-St. Angelo of Harbor Avenue. Worked at the Conrail Coal Dock as a shiploader operator. Enjoyed almost all games of chance, especially Barbut. Frequently attended dice games at the Knights of Columbus. 205. Louis "Lutzie" Stofko (1???- 197?): Father of Mary and Elizabeth Ann Stofco. Loved to fish and look for mushrooms which he gave to his wife to cook. Won a Turkish lottery in 1964, but was unable to claim the money. Lived on West 6th Street. |
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| Anna Guerini's Cooking Class - Cook pizza with master of marinara Anna Guerini as she unveils the recipe for her secret sauce. Day and night classes are available where students learn everything from fig cookies to Anna's trademark "Western" sandwich. Course orientation starts at 4pm, September 1st by the spit in Anna's backyard. All female students are asked to wear festoons in their hair. Harbor Street Muumuu Show - Beverage in hand, East Ashtabula's women walk the streets in their favorite bed clothes. The public is invited to celebrate the ageold summer tradition of ladies migrating across yards to sit and visit. Show features nightgowns, sundresses, robes, nightshirts, and pajamas. Winner receives the coveted Carmel Parmigian Golden Camicione. Show starts 10am Sunday August 28th. Seating: First come first curb. Bus Garage Lamaze - A new second generation of Lamaze classes will be offered from Sep. 1st to Sep. 23rd in the north wing of the Mt. Carmel bus garage. Classes will include breathing exercises, but with an addition of fried pizza and sausage and peppers. For information see Pierre after mass. |
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| Alberta Cimorell's Nicknames The Mt. Carmel Bulletin E. A. Gallery |
Last Week Galleries Gift Shoppe Guestbook |
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 I-EEEEEEEE!!! Bear spotted at golf tournament Seen here at the Kingsville Country Club, Bearcat Camplese orders up more steaks for his buddies after 18 holes in 90-degree heat. |
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| : Harbor Avenue was featured in a California magazine for its grape vines and fruit trees whose seeds had been brought over from Italy? : The famed Harbor Avenue procession angel was launched from Scimber Esposito's house? : The "Sespico" last name was originally spelled "Serpico"? |
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| English "It's next to the investment firm, isn't it?" Harbor Avenue "It's up by that finance outfit, enna?" Columbus Street "Ayyyyyyy, place's out by dat mortgage joint, ain't it?" Angie Notarianni Variant "Yeaahh, you know who runz dat playz -- RIGH' NEX'ADA CAR WASH!" |
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| Eddie's Grill? We're goin home and eat spaghetti! - Charlie St. Angelo |
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| POKER - And other card games. Til end of summer in Ella St. Angelo's garage on Harbor Ave. Evenings 7pm - Dawn. $5 ante. LANDSCAPE LIGHT GOLF NIGHT - Take your pitching wedge to those annoying bulbs. August 29th, 10pm. Group meets on corner of E. 23rd and Columbus Ave. "THE SPECIALTY" - Free nightly specialty offered in attic by Jet. For information contact the Goose. |
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| SEALTEST AND COCA-COLA GOLF SHIRTS - Never worn, in box. 593-5039. Ask for Ronnie or Mark. | |||||||||
| POPCORN MACHINE - Used for years in school cafeteria. Good condition. Doubles as hallway pass. roberta@mtcarmel.edu | |||||||||
| FOUND: LAMBCHOPS - Half-eaten with "Tommy" sauce, in front yard on East 22nd St. To be claimed in person. | |||||||||
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