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2013-11-11 16:26:06
In a short questionandanswer s ession with reporters, McHugh also said the Army is still working to solve the "frustrating mystery" of the deaths of 10 infants whose families had lived in base housing at some point since 2007.
Asked about the wideranging review of issues associated with the possible repeal of the military's don't ask, don't tell policy on homosexuals, McHugh said a report is expected to be completed on time, by Dec. 1. He said analysis of the data from a survey of 400,000 service members and 150,000 military spouses has not been finished.
80s models return in Galante's natural couture show in Paris
The looping, shredding and draping of diaphanous fabrics such as crepe, chiffon, organza and taffeta often with cutouts and glistening crystal beads were aimed at evoking the delicate layers of foliage.
In some of the less busy ensembles this worked.
A shredded, flowing white silk look that included flared chiffon pants flowed beautifully with the natural movement of the model a Galante signature.
A great lemoncolored sheath lightly hugged one model's silhouette and added a welcome hint of sexiness.
However, at times the contrasting shredded and processed fabrics were overworked and came across plain busy in their myriad cutouts and floppy loops.
Galante was simply trying to say too much and somewhat drowned out a collection that did have some beautiful moments.
The show's greatest merit was Galante's allinclusive attitude to women.
Top couture models from the eighties and nineties now middleaged, and, dare it be said, not all stickthin were used, such as Simonetta Gianfelici and Yves Saint Laurent's Amalia Vairelli.
80 Obituaries EagleTribune
Rita was born and schooled in Lawrence, and was a , graduate of Lawrence High School. She was an avid bingo player and enjoyed spending time with her family. She worked for New Balance in the returns department for 25 years, retiring in 2005.
She was predeceased by her husband Henry Suduiko, her brother, Salvatore Apice and sister in law, Carmela Apice. She is survived by her brother, Valentino Apice of Methuen; sister, Josie Fichera and her husband Charles of California; her sisterinlaw, Brenda L. Apice of Chelmsford; several nieces and nephews and great nephews and nieces. in St. Lucy's Church of Methuen. The interment will follow at the Immaculate Conception Cemetery.
Haverhill Barbara Craigen (Mehldau) McGregor, devoted wife of 58 years to George Edwards McGregor Jr., passed away unexpectedly on September 3, 2013. Her life labor of love and devotion to family above all else were fulfilled in her roles as daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, and aunt. Aside from her dedication to the wellbeing of her husband and daughters, Barbara was passionate about gardening, cooking and making home the place to come together.
Derry, NH Edward J. Edward was born on October 2, 1970, in Newburyport, to Robert A. and Mary K. (Houlihan) Stillings. He was raised and educated in Newburyport, and graduated from Salem State College. For the past eight years, he was a customer service representative for Comcast, and during his spare time, he was very fond of the United Way. Edward was the beloved son of the late Robert A. Stillings, and is survived by his mother, Mary K. StillingsPine and her husband, E. Wayne, of Newburyport; his husband, Christopher B. Griffin, and Shane Pine; and his extended family, Katherine Hawkes, Robin Morris, Kathy Consigli, Paula Hunter, and Earl Hawkes.
