Roxy Wanted:
By
- RD Larson
WANTED: Treadmill Fitness Quality
Type only FOR SALE: size 6-8
Wedding Dress, worn once.
PH: 555 - Roxy
FOR SALE: 1 ct. diamond engagement
ring; diamond ring perfect condition
$4000 or OBO
PH: 555 - Roxy
Wanted: free puppy small size, will love
call anytime PH: 555 - Roxy
Need handyman for chores
Must have references and
strong back. Good pay.
PH: 555 - Roxy
Need handyman for chores
Must have good current references
PH: 555 - Roxy
WANTED: late model sportscar,
excellent condition, low miles
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NEED Swing Dance Partner
SWM, Age 35- 50 non-
smoker, willing to travel
PH: 555 - Roxy
WANTED: swing
dance couple
for $$$ contest
New York City Area
PH:1 800-???-???
HEADLINE: Idaho Couple wins Big Bucks
as Swing Dance Couple of the Nineties
FOR RENT: 3bdm 2bam lvgrm,
mod kit, pool, hot tub in
Sunnyside Subdivision, Pautek
PH: 555 - Roxy
Moving Sale-
Everything Goes
Saturday & Sunday
rain or shine
538 Sunny Lane Sunnyside
WANTED: 2bd, 2b condo or apt,
near city with off street parking
couple, small pet. need soon.
PH: 555 - Roxy
Couple Weds In Spite of Odds
Blind Dancer weds Orphaned Widow
When Roxy Simm's mother and father were killed last
year in a freak automobile accident, none of the emergency
personnel at the scene knew it was Roxy's husband driving
the other vehicle. The 32-year old woman, who was injured
with a broken pelvis and internal injuries, had to be told by a
hospital chaplain that her husband had been killed in the horrific
crash as well as her parents. Today, one year later, healed
and moving on with her life, Roxy married again. Her husband
is a blind high school music teacher, Adrian Blythe. The couple
recently won $150,000 in the Swing Couple Dance Contest of
New York City. When asked how she managed to overcome
her grief, Roxy said, "Oh, I didn't overcome it; I just went on,
one day at a time, just like Adrian dances, one step at a time."
WANTED:
Dog sitter/day care for K9
working couple;
must be loving caregiver
for our Sam
call 555-ROXY
ORPHANED WIDOW OPENS STUDIO
Blind Musician Husband to Teach
Unable to have children, Adrian and Roxy Blythe have opened a dancing and music studio for at-risk children. Their efforts are supported by a number of non-profit arts groups and an anonymous benefactor who reportedly saw the couples dance in Toronto. Their Latin Salsa dances have sparked a craze in that chilly city this winter. Six children will live at HomeAgain Dance and Music Studio, where the girls will share one dormitory and the boys another. Roxy Simms-Blythe learned to cook from her mother and often prepares gourmet meals for fund-raisers of the ARTS Community. She was referred to as "The Orphaned Widow" in the national press when her late husband's large truck plowed into her parents' model sedan four years ago. All three were instantly killed. Simms was injured seriously and has made a remarkable recovery from a broken pelvis, learning to dance as part of her rehabilitation. Adrian Blythe, a blind music teacher from a Pautek, Idaho high school , answered an ad in Pautek's local paper for a dance partner; the two have been inseparable ever since.
Students of HomeAgain Music and Art Studio
Shown Paintings at TheateRox Gallery
As at-risk children, boarding at an
art school run by dancers, Roxy and
Adrian Simms-Blythe....................
Students of HomeAgain Dance For AIDS Benefit
HomeAgain Students
Win National Award
Couple Honored
Roxy Simms-Blythe and Adrian Blythe were honored last night by a dinner and roast by the Mayor for their for their on-going care of the child victims of domestic violence. The HomeAgain Studio of Music and Art has six students at the present time. Ms. Simms-Blythe said they hope to have two more children in their home and studio by ......
Anonymous Benefactor Leaves
Millions to Dancing Couple
In a press release today, the will of M. I. Caravel, multi-millionaire art collector and former owner of LeBebe Boutiques fashion stores, Breckenworth's Candies and Tarts, and developer of the TRANSGLOBE TELE.COM has left the bulk of his fortune to Roxy Simms-Blythe and Adrian Blythe, local dance-artists and teachers of the HomeAgain Music and Art Studio. When reached for comment, Ms. Simms-Blythe only said, "It’s a wonderful, really wonderful gift. Instead of six kids, we can now have twelve; yes, I will have to have some one to help with the work, but most of the money will go to help the kids, the kids who come to us from domestic violence or molestation victims will get more help and more opportunities, go to college even. I have everything I want, I have Adrian and Sam, my dog." When asked why Mr. Blythe doesn't share ownership of her dog, Ms. Simms-Blythe told about this reporter about the new seeing-eye dog, a golden retriever, that Adrian Blythe had just received. She said that her husband has named the dog Sadie. The couple have been married for six years.
WANTED: Housekeeper
40 hr. a wk; holidays and wkends off;
school for kids references &
background check required.
PH: 555-ROXY
Wanted: two college students
to help teach students music and
art, part-time, well paid work.
Must have excellent references
and pass background check.
PH: 555 ROXY
Freak Accident in Death of Dancer
Adrian Blythe, local dancer and musician was killed today as he walked along Lexington Avenue. A glass window panel fell to the ground severing the former
dancer and music teacher’s head. Mr. Blythe had been blind for nearly twenty years; his seeing-eye dog, Sadie, was also killed by the incident. The police are investigating the cause of the mishap. Widow of Blythe, Roxy Simms-Blythe
could not be reached in her Idaho home. She was said to be vacationing with six of their foster children at the family summer place. Ms. Simms-Blythe lost her former husband, Samuel "Sam" Simms in the same accident that took her parents lives ten years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Simms-Blythe have operated The HomeAgain Music and Art Studio for eight years free for the child victims of domestic violence. The children stay as foster children for as long needed, taking music, dance and art classes as part of their care. The Simms-Blythe Trust supports the school from an inheritance the couple received from multi-millionaire, M. I. Caravel, upon his death six years ago. Many people were shocked at news of the accidental death of Adrian Simms-Blythe, expressing shock and deep sorrow.
Wanted: some ray of hope;
some bit of sunshine
some future dream.
Please call.
PH: 555-ROXY
Public Thank You
Thank You to all the friends
who knew Adrian.
He will live in our hearts
forever.
Roxy Simms-Blythe
Studio Moving Sale:
Everything Goes.
Piano, furniture, dog house,
bunk beds, paintings, and
sheet music.
Saturday & Sunday
rain or shine.
for more inf.
call 555-Roxy
Pautek Welcomes its Own
Returning to her roots today was dancer
and former resident, Roxy Simms-Blythe.
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