in this issue
Our Goals
Selling some merchandise is of course one of our goals
but in addition to that we would like to publicize some
deserving people and/or organizations. Each month we
will attempt to feature some art, charitable or cultural
person or organization in a periodic newsletter. We
don't want to tied down to a monthly schedule.
We will welcome suggestions from you and you can
contact us at listmanager@peggyjostudio.com.
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Greetings!
I am sending you this letter to Introduce you to our
website. I say our because it also features my son
Charley, the singing hot dog man at the Detroit Tigers
Comerica Park.
We do have a store called the Emporium to feature not
only our products but we will be featuring products
from our friends and colleagues.
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Tigers Finish Their Season
The Detroit Tigers finished their disasterous 2003
season by avoiding infamy. They won 5 of their 6 last
games to avoid the dreaded 121 games lost. In fact
they avoided tying the worst record as well as not
breaking it..
Carl Kudla, of St. Clair Shores, organanized a T-shirt
campaign which featured the words "No Way" and the
number 121 with the no symbol superimposed. He says
that he supplied shirts to some of the Tigers who wore
them under their uniforms. He also organized fans
behind home plate to chant "No WAy 121" during the
game and to start waves.
If you look closely at the picture you can see that Carl
revised his chant for the last game of the season to
read 120. Some of these Tshirts are still available and
can be
purchased in the Emporium.
Click here to purchase.. »
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A Card for all seasons
After the terrible attack on September 11, I was
inspired to design the Angel found on the home page. I
had some cards printed and they along with envelopes
are available for purchase in the Emporium.
I am hoping to use this same design to have pins, cuff
links, earrings, Christmas tree ornaments and whatever.
There are also some T-shirts available with the Angel.
Click here to purchase.. »
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Adopt-A-Child for Christmas
Each year the Adopt-A-Child Christmas Party for needy
kids fills a room at Cobo Center with thousands of
children of all races and religions screaming and ripping
open presents, squeezing each other and swapping
smiles.
While the adoptions are temporary, lasting only for the
day of the party, the happiness experienced by those
who give and those who receive lasts a lifetime.
To realize this years goals, scores of adopting parents
are needed. If you would like to sponsor a child, or for
more information about the program, please call Ms.
Bennett at 313-871-7529 or Johnnie Lou Hunter at 313-
368-4682.
Pictured from left to right are Peggy Jo, Delores Bennet
and Johnnie Lou Hunter.
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We would like your input
If you have an event or project that you would like to
publicize, please send us an E-mail
Give us some feedback.. »
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