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2 matching Magazine/Phonebook metal racks for in or outside store $15ea or $25 for both • 272- 9273 bet 8:30am-8:30pm334
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Retail Army/Navy inventory for sale! Showcases, fix- tures, everything • 824- 3333413
COmPUTERS
LG internal CD drive. Brand new. IDE cable included $15 • 272-9273 bet 8:30am- 8:30pm only328
ElECTROniCS
2 old & heavy tv, 32”. Works great. Pick up only • 583-
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Slide projector, screen & reels from 1960-70’s $88. Brand name is Grand Prix, Sold as set only. Works & looks great • 272-9273 bet 8:30am-8:30pm385
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• 583-2064
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MILA’S kUSINA
Authentic Filipino Cuisine Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner Let us cater your next big event: Wedding, Birthday, Holiday Parties & Others 43633 15th Street West Lancaster 661-949-9696
jACkIE’S CAFE
830 W. Avenue L Lancaster, Ca 661-951-7995
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MICA’S AUTHENTIC MExICAN FOOd Mi Casa es su casa. Welcome Amigos Open Daily: 8am-8pm Phone orders Welcome
7704 E. Pearblossom Hwy Littlerock 661-944-9737
EL COLIbRI RESTAURANT Best El Salvadorean Food “Especial Pupusas $1.25. Eat in or Take out” Close on Wednesdays 8018 Peablossom Hwy Littlerock 661-944-5361
SPEEdY jOE’S RESTAURANT Home Style Mexican Restaurant Especials All day! Tacos, Burritos, Tortas, Enchiladas, Tamales & More 40205 10th Street West Across Walmart Mega Store 266-9625
VILLAGE GRILLE
Week’s Special:
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(661)266-8550
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Sandwiches, Croissant, Bagels, Smoothies, Ice Mocha, Gourmet Coffee, Cappuccino & Etc. Special 14 donuts for $3.99 Sandwiches: Small: $2.99 w/soda large: $3.99 w/soda retail/Wholesale 39522 10th st. West #D Palmdale
Giant Prozac Pill Now Holds The Ashes of CarrieFisher, NotedMental HealthAdvocate
By Brian Murphy
An outspoken advocate for those suffering from mental illness, actress Carrie Fisher had her ashes placed inside a giant Prozac pill.
Her brother Todd Fisher confirmed the decision in an interview with Entertainment Tonight. Fisher was spotted car- rying the urn in Twitter photos from at a private memorial service for his mother, Debbie Reynolds.
The 60-year-old Carrie Fisher, an author and actress best known as Princess Leia in the “Star Wars” movies, died on Dec. 27 after suffering a heart attack a few days earlier on a flight from London to Los Angeles. Reynolds, her 84-year- old mother and an accomplished actress, died the next day.
“Carrie’s favorite posses- sion was a giant Prozac pill that she bought many years ago. A big pill,” Todd Fisher said in an interview. “She loved it,
and it was in her house and (Carrie’s daughter) Billie (Lourd) and I felt it was where she’d want to be.”
Prozac is a popular anti- depressant.
A private memorial serv- ice was held for Carrie Fisher on Thursday.
Some of Carrie Fisher’s ashes were also buried with her mother, accord- ing to multiple accounts.
Carrie Fisher battled bipolar disorder, depres- sion and addiction in her life, battles that she was very public about.
“I outlasted my prob- lems,” Fisher told ABC’s Diane Sawyer in 2000. “I am mentally ill. I can say that. I am not ashamed of that. I survived that, I’m still surviving it, but bring it on. Better me than you.”
Fisher was diagnosed with bipolar II, which
combines both manic and depressive symp- toms at the same time, in her late 20s, she told USA Today, though she began experiencing symptoms when she was 14 or 15. In 2013, she told People Magazine that others should seek treatment.
“The only lesson for me, or anybody, is that you have to get help. It’s not a neat illness. It doesn’t go away,” Fisher said.
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