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Maple Ledge Farm will not only be open, it will be serving up a pancake feast. According to Debbie Stevens, who runs the farm with her husband, John, \"at least a couple hundred\" hungry pancake aficionados come out each year to this event, now in its 10th year. This is good news for Easter Seals Massachusetts, which will be the beneficiary of the \"by donation\" admission fee to breakfast. In addition to pancakes and syrup, which will of course be for sale before you leave the farm, mimosas will be available \"until they run out,\" said Ms. Stevens with a laugh. \"We have a very competent and caring team of nurses and health care staff, which gives parents peace of mind when they send their kids to camp,\" said Lindsay Charest, special events manager. \"It's a huge relief for them to know their kids are in good hands while they are away at camp.\"

Age 86 of Davenport, FL., went to be with her husband Howard (Steve) of over 50 years, who passed away 6 years ago. Born in Altoona, PA, on April 8, 1927. She's survived by her daughters Linda Woolford of PA., Wendy & Robert Toffry of FL., Debbie Stevens of MD., Kathy & Alan Hoffman of MD. She has 11 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, and 1 great-great grandchild. She was a member of the Eastern Stars. Funeral will be at Funeraria San Juan @ John Young, visitation is Sunday 2/9/2014 @ 4-8. services is 7 or 7:30

There's nothing really gross about this, unless you're familiar with \"Family Guy,\" in which case you can recall all the disgusting moments in one of the most delightfully repulsive shows on the small screen. 4. Kanamit action figure, for ages 14 and up. He's from episode 89 of \"The Twilight Zone.\" Hannibal is from the movie thriller \"The Silence of the Lambs.\" In short, he's brilliant and evil. He also likes to eat human flesh.

On Jan. 14, our daughter Casey ([DEBBIE STEVENS]) was in a life-threatening accident. We can only hope that no one has to experience such a horrific incident in their lives. Casey has just been transferred from ICU where she will continue to what will be a long recovery. She is showing gradual signs of improvement which give us strength and hope that she will again be the beautiful and vibrant daughter that we know and love.

If you know [Debbie Stevens], such a conspicuous object isn't out of place. It's just the latest creation of this balloon artist extraordinaire. In fact, the lion - made from 20 balloons - is tame compared with some of Stevens' projects made in preparation for her trip to \"Twist and Shout,\" the annual balloon twisters convention in Cerritos, Calif. We're talking four-metre-long dragons, 2.5-metre-high gorillas, tigers, giraffes, even a three-metre Santa Claus. It's easy to see why. Stevens' creations aren't your ordinary balloon dogs. Ask her to make you a dog and what you'll get bears a striking resemblance to Disney's Goofy, made with about 10 balloons, complete with wagging tail and tongue. \"It's really kept us close as a family,\" says Stevens, adding that the key to success is keeping shows kid-focused. \"We don't just give a kid a balloon. We make it an experience. It's a lot of fun, and we make sure the kids are having fun. That's what it's all about.\"

  \"My best friend Jackie was recently diagnosed with cancer for the second time, and she was dreading losing her hair,\" said [Debbie Stevens].

Information provided by Work and Income shows that 4484 workers were subsidised between 1998 and 2006 in the [Nelson] region, and 373 began being subsidised between July 1, 2005 and June 25, 2006 through its Jobs Plus scheme. Nalder Protective Clothing is one Nelson business which has employed someone through the scheme, and co-owner Kay Morris said it was so worthwhile, the business was shortly to employ a second person. Debbie Stevens was employed by the company a year ago, and Nalder Protective Clothing received about 50 percent of her wage from Work and Income for the part-time work.

  \"I'm delighted to say that [Debbie Stevens] passed all of her exams at the first sitting, and qualified in the summer of 2006. I had been very impressed with Debbie's progress throughout the course, and knew just where to look when I needed a new teacher for the intermediate group last year.\"

  Eden Orfanos, a Playboy Magazine producer, applies makeup to Debbie...

Last month her neighbour in Totara St, Sam Scott, whose house was again surrounded by water said, \"We had sewage flowing down the street. There were pieces of toilet paper and kids being kids were riding their bikes through it.\" \"They sorted the problems in Awatapu after the last floods, but we still go under.\" \"We are trying to rebuild our home from the last flooding in July - and nothing has been done since.\"