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Photos on April 3, 2009
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Neil Perry and Maran Dockry
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Peters Pike
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<p>Special to The Vindicator</p> <p>Girls’ Night Out: Preparing for those who they hope will shop till they drop at a Girls’ Night Out in Fellows Riverside Gardens on May 28 are, from left, Lori Mowad, event co-chair; Beverly Gronvall, event co-chair; Eileen Stankovich, manager of the Shop in the Gardens; and Jeanne Simeone, buyer for the Shop in the Gardens.</p>
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Berny
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Teutsch
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Michael P. Nulf and Kelly E. Lewis
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Robert M. Walker and Kristina M. Kuboff
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Justin Chisholm and Lindsey McConahy
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This happy little guy is 7-month-old JACK ARQUILLA, son of Dave and Mary Arquilla of Poland. His dad asks, “With a smile like this, who needs teeth?”
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LUCIA ROHRBAUGH, left, is shown on her first day of first grade at C.H. Campbell School in Canfield — minus her two front teeth. Pictured with her are her brothers, Luigi and Lorenzo. The picture taken by their grandmother, Paula D’Apolito.
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ETHAN CLARK, son of Kevin and Kimberly Clark of Columbiana, appears to be telling the photographer “Look, Mom, I lost my first tooth!”
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LOGAN CLARK, son of Kevin and Kimberly Clark of Columbiana, could be saying “Hey, what happened to my teeth?”
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KRIS SCANDY of Austintown poses for his fans at a basketball game. The photo was sent by Kris’ nana, Connie Scandy.
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TREVOR OF BOARDMAN lost his two front teeth in time to sing “All I Want For Christmas Are My Two Front Teeth” in December 2007, when he was 9 years old.
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This past Christmas, TRENTON of Boardman, age 8, was able to sing “All I Want For Christmas Are My Two Front Teeth,” as his brother, Trevor, had done the year before. The brothers are the sons of Tony and Tonia First of Boardman.
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SARAH AND JENNA WISE, daughters of Lee and Marlene Wise of Hubbard, bear their “twin grins” when they were 6 years old. Mom says they recently turned 14 and — you guessed it — are both wearing braces now.
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SKYLER HUDA, a first-grader at Dobbins Elementary School in Poland, stopped at Nana and Papa DeLuca’s home in Struthers to show off her “Goofy” hat and missing teeth. She had just gotten back from a Disney cruise with her parents and brother.
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MADDIE WILLS, 6, lost her first tooth and shows off her “tooth box.” She is the daughter of Chris and Staci Wills of Canfield.
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This picture 3-year-old ZOE VODHANEL Boardman was sent in by Zoe’s mom, Kim Vodhanel.
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Annette DePalmo of Canfield shares this picture of her 6-year-old son, ANGELO who’s missing his two front teeth!
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