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| Note n°668 |
par mexhdxmgb8
le 02/04/2013 @ 15:44
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| Note n°667 |
par Selden7996
le 02/04/2013 @ 15:43
http://www.northfacejacketsshow.com | | Barbara Billingsley, TV's June Cleaver, dies at 94 The actress died of polymyalgia, a rheumatoid disease, at herhome in Santa Monica, Calif. Read more LOS ANGELES -- Barbara Billingsley, who playedJune Cleaver, the quintessential 1950s sitcom mom on "Leave It toBeaver," and later did a memorable send-up of her white-bread imageplaying the "jive-talking" passenger in the hit comedy "Airplane!"has died. She was 94.Billingsley, who played small parts in B movies and appeared ontelevision before achieving sitcom immortality, died Saturday ather home in Santa Monica of the rheumatoid disorder polymyalgia,said publicist Judy Twersky."Ward, I'm worried about the Beaver," Billingsley's June wouldsay to her TV husband, played by Hugh Beaumont, on "Leave It toBeaver."The gentle-humored series, which viewed life from a kid's pointof view and ran from 1957 to 1963 - on CBS before moving to ABC inthe fall of '58 - featured Jerry Mathers as Theodore "Beaver"Cleaver and Tony Dow as his older brother, Wally.As June Cleaver, Billingsley was the personification of anEisenhower-era stay-at-home mom - at least one residing infictional Mayfield, U.S.A.: a mild-mannered, perfectly coiffedhousewife who typically wore dresses, high heels and a strand ofwhite pearls even while vacuuming or baking cookies for herboys."She was the ideal mother," Billingsley said of her character in1997 in TV Guide. "Some people think she was weakish, but I don't.She was the love in that family. She set a good example for what awife could be. I had two boys at home when I did the show. I thinkthe character became kind of like me and vice versa. I've neverknown where one started and where one stopped."As for the idealized TV family on "Leave It to Beaver," whichcontinues in reruns on cable more than half a century after itsdebut, Billingsley had her own explanation for the Cleavers'enduring appeal."Good grief," she told TV Guide, "I think everybody would like afamily like that Gucci Jungle Bags. Wouldn't it be nice if you came home from schooland there was Mom standing there with her little apron and cookieswaiting?"Born Barbara Combes in Los Angeles on Dec. 22, 1915, she and hersister grew up in a single-parent household after her parentsdivorced when she was an infant.She always wanted to be an actress. She was attending LosAngeles City College when she joined the cast of "Straw Hat," acomedy that went to Broadway in late 1937. The show closed afterfour performances Diesel Corduroy Jeans, but she "decided New York was more fun thancollege" and found work as a $60-a-week fashion model. She latertoured with Billie Burke in a production of "AccidentallyYours."Her marriage in the early 1940s to restaurant operator GlennBillingsley, nephew of Stork Club owner Sherman Billingsley,produced two sons and prompted her move back to Los Angeles, whereher husband managed the Mocambo nightclub.When the marriage ended in divorce in the late '40s, BarbaraBillingsley already had begun playing uncredited bit parts andsmall roles in a string of B movies. That continued into the '50s,when she also began landing roles on "Four Star Playhouse" andother television anthology programs.In 1955, she played co-star Stephen Dunne's wife on theshort-lived situation comedy "Professional Father," and sheportrayed Gale Gordon's girlfriend on several episodes of thesituation comedy "The Brothers."In 1953, Billingsley married director Roy Kellino, who diedthree years later of a heart attack at age 44."It's a terrible blow, but you can't wallow in your grief,"Billingsley said in a 1993 interview with the Los Angeles Times."When Roy died, my agent made me work all the time. And six monthslater, they called me to start the series.""They" were Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher, the creators of "LeaveIt to Beaver," the first TV series to show life from a child'spoint of view."Joe Connelly had seven children, and Bob Mosher had two, andthey had a lot of material right there," Billingsley told theNashville Tennessean in 2003. "Every show was taken from somekernel of truth, something that had happened to their children or arelative."As for her trademark white-pearl necklace, Billingsley said in2003 in The Times that she wore it "because I have a big hollow inmy neck" and the necklace covered the spot perfectly."So no matter what I was doing - cleaning, cooking or answeringthe phone - I had those darn pearls on," she said. And there was apractical reason she wore high heels on the show."In the beginning of the series I wore flat shoes, but thenWally and the Beaver began to get taller," she said. "That's whythey put me in heels. The producers wanted me to be as tall ortaller than the kids."But even with heels, Billingsley said, "sometim |
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| Note n°666 |
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le 02/04/2013 @ 15:43
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| Note n°665 |
par Selden7567
le 02/04/2013 @ 15:42
http://www.columbiadiscountjackets.com | | St. Louis County could lose millions in trash ruling St The North Face sale clearance. Louis County may face millions of dollars in damages afterlosing a lawsuit brought by waste haulers who did not landcontracts when the c… Read more A lawyer opposing the trash collection districts established bySt. Louis County is urging residents to "clog the courts" with jurytrials Columbia women's jackets.Lester Stuckmeyer, who represents some south St. Louis Countyresidents who are challenging the districts, said residents whoreceive court summonses for not having a trash hauler should demandjury trials."If the county is going to be a bill collector, make them work,"Stuckmeyer said. "It is a form of civil disobedience."Overall, more than 2,000 summonses were issued, but many weredismissed after homeowners decided to pay up. So far, only eightrequests for trials have been made.In 2008, the county set up eight trash collection districts inunincorporated areas, and after bids selected a hauler for eachdistrict.Subdivisions could opt out of the districts, but individualhouses could not.The monthly cost for basic service of curbside trash andrecyclable pickups and twice-a-year bulky item pickup ranges from$11.95 in District 3 in north-central county to $14.04 in District6 in Lemay.The districts generated vehement opposition, mainly in SouthCounty. Many opponents said they want to be free to choose theirown haulers. The opposition complained that residents had littlesay in the trash plan.Four suits were filed over the districts �� by residents andhaulers who did not win contracts. One was dismissed, two arepending in St. Louis County Circuit Court, and a fourth is before astate appeals court after being dismissed.Ann King of Lemay initially refused to pay her district'shauler, Allied Waste. She said she had liked her former hauler,American Eagle."It was a little bit cheaper and a lot nicer," she said.But facing the prospect of a trip to court, King changed hermind and joined the county's program.Jeff Hassler of Oakville said he took his trash to a Dumpster athis auto repair shop on Broadway in south St. Louis until illhealth forced him to sell the business.Why should he pay for trash service at home when the hauler hadnothing to collect? he asked. He now pays for trash service."I had to cave in," he said Women's North Face Denali Hoodie. The county "was going to take us tocourt if we didn't."County Counselor Patricia Redington, whose office issued thesummonses, and county health officials have said the county formany years has required householders to hire a trash hauler forhealth and neighborhood appearance reasons. Without districts, thecounty had difficulty enforcing the ordinance, Redington said.Contrary to some rumors, the county is not trying to avoid jurytrials, Redington said. "We are committed to make the programsucceed," she said.The county takes four steps in dealing with households thatofficials believe lack a hauler. First the county sends a warningletter, then a notice of violation, then a citation and finally asummons.In the first round of enforcement, from February to August of2009, the county sent warning letters to 18.4 percent of householdsin six districts. (Allied sent out the letters to the two districtsit serves.)Violation notices went to 7.3 percent of households in all eightdistricts.The percent of households fell further to 2.9 percent gettingcitations and 1.2 percent receiving summonses. The pattern wassimilar in the second round of enforcement from last Octoberthrough December.The county issued 2,250 summonses in these rounds.The county counselor's office dismissed nearly 51 percent of thesummonses in the first round of enforcement and almost 46 percentin the second. In most cases, the dismissals came afterhouseholders complied with the ordinance, Redington said."Our goal has always been to get people into compliance ratherthan collect fines," she said.Redington said the districts have been a success. She noted that90 percent of the municipalities in the county use similar systemsto collect their trash. Residents there "do not think this is a bigdeal," she said. St. Louis County, Trash, Hauler, Jury Trial, Patricia Redington, Phil Sutin, Lester Stuckmeyer |
| Note n°664 |
par Selden7567
le 02/04/2013 @ 15:41
http://www.columbiadiscountjackets.com | | ST. CHARLES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENTThe following information is from selected reports submitted bythe St www.handbagsshopusa.com. Charles County Sheriff's Department:BurglaryA GPS and several cell phones were reported stolen Aug. 24 froma home in the first block of Jonathan Court near New Melle. Thehomeowner said the garage door was left partially open the previousnight for a roaming cat and that someone had entered the garage andtaken the GPS from the car and three cell phones and a video camerafrom inside the house. Value of the stolen items was placed at$1,658.Numerous tools valued at $780 were reported stolen Aug. 24 froman unlocked garage in the first block of Jacks Cabin Drive near NewMelle. The missing items included a portable air compressor, chainsaw and carrying case and three gas cans.A power washer was reported stolen Aug. 24 from a garage in the600 block of Callaway Ridge Drive. The homeowner said the garagedoor was broken, forcing him to keep it open overnight.Several electronics items were reported stolen Aug. 25 from atruck parked in a garage in the first block of Green View Drivenear New Melle. Taken were a GPS, pager and radar detector with acombined value of $745. The owner said he closed the garage doorthe night before, but found it open the next morning.A television was reported stolen Aug. 25 from a home in the 100block of Pinto Circle near O'Fallon Gucci Handbag. The TV had been sitting on adresser in a bedroom. Value was placed at $300. There were no signsof forced entry.A homeowner in the 3400 block of Bluff View Drive reported Aug.26 that after returning home from work, he discovered a rear windowscreen pulled from the window and lying next to the house withvisible pry marks. The owner reported a class ring and linkbracelet stolen were missing. Value of the missing items was placedat $900.A homeowner in the 3400 block of Diehr Court near Wentzvillereported Aug. 27 that three key rings sitting on the kitchencounter had been stolen. A window in a rear garage door had alsobeen broken.A homeowner in the 700 block of Forest Wood Lane near O'Fallonreported Aug. 29 that assorted gold necklaces and a coin collectionwere stolen from the home. Value of the items was placed at $650. Adoor to the residence had been forced open.StealingThe driver of a vehicle reported Aug. 24 that someone removed acell phone and $50 in cash from his vehicle, which was parked inthe first block of Great Lakes Drive in St. Peters. Both items wereon the passenger seat of the vehicle. The passenger side-window hadbeen left open. A nearby resident later reported finding thedamaged cell phone in his yard.A riding lawn mower valued at $500 was reported stolen Aug. 26from an unlocked barn in the 2500 block of Sommers Road nearO'Fallon.Several copper grounding bars were reported stolen Aug. 27 froma cell tower in the 1800 block of Highway W. A T-Mobile servicetechnician, who was performing maintenance at the tower, reportedthe theft. No value was placed on the missing bars, althoughprevious thefts had placed the bars at $500 apiece. The cell towerholds an antenna array for T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, U.S.Cellular and Nextel.Vehicle theftA 2005 white Honda Civic was reported stolen Aug. 25 from thefirst block of Blue Spruce near Dardenne Prairie. The homeownerreported the car was last seen parked in the driveway. The vehiclewas recovered Aug. 27 four doors down from where it was stolen.Pet theftThe owner of an all-white Maltese reported Aug. 26 that her dogran away from her home in the 800 block of Apricot and that aneighbor witnessed the dog being picked up by two youths, placed ina car and driven off. She called the sheriff's department and saidher dog had been stolen. The next day, the dog was returned by twoOrchard Farm High School students who found the dog and, beingunable to find the owner, kept the dog overnight. Both studentslive on Copper Trail Court a few blocks from where the dog waslost cheap North Face jackets. |
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