PD Editorial Retirees & Expatriates
Casual unstructured lunch troupe
Gather for lunch on the last Fridays of January, April, July and October
Spouses and guests always welcome
NEXT LUNCHEON: Noon, Friday, April 30
PLACE: Champps Americana, 5989 Canal Road, Valley View
North of Rockside Road, behind Hoggy’s Barn and Grille, which fronts on road.
From north, Interstate 77, to U.S., 21 south exit to Ohio 17, east to Canal Road south.
Luncheon Choices (generous portions):
Cobb Salad: mixed greens, chicken ,bacon, eggs. avocado, cheeses. olives, roll for $10.29
Parmesan Crusted Chicken: vermicelli with marinara sauce and soup or salad for $10.29
Champps Cheeseburger: Angus beef, turkey or veggie burger with everything for $8.99
California Turkey Wrap: tomato tortilla with turkey, bacon, avocado, tomato, provolone and tomato vinaigrette, side of pasta salad for $9.99
Special diets accommodated
RSVP by April, 22 to Janet Beighle French (216-221-2318) or jabfr519@sbcglobal.net
or Jo Ann Pallant (440-734-1923) or japallant@sbcglobal.net
Facts and figures and gossip about people who used to play and work at The Plain Dealer of Cleveland, once Ohio's largest paper. Send your postings -- news and photos -- to rmkov@msn.com or mfrazer51@gmail.com
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Friday, April 16, 2010
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Bunches of lunch bunchers
LEFT: Lou Mio, former assistant metro editor, gestures to Millie Matteucci, formerly of the Friday magazine, while a cameraless ex-photographer Bill Wynne and art depart chief Vince Matteucci stand by to interpret.
Meanwhile, former travel editor Dave Molyneaux chats with Goodyear, Ariz. resident Rich Passen, formerly of sports, probably about his travel web site.

Former State reporter Richard Ellers welcomes the group.

It included former garden editor Irma Bartel and Millie Matteucci.

That's Carol Malinowski, formerly of layout and Sunday Mag, next to ex- computer assistant reporting editor Tom Gaumer.

Former reporter Doris O'Donnell talks to Molly Callahan, former night copy editor and Doug Kramer, who's still working on the copy desk.
A view of the group at Viva Barcelona.
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