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Photo Gallery 12/07/2001
Diet
Coke
With
Lemon
Lunch
Benefits
USO
David
Spade
of
NBC's
'Just
Shoot
Me'
hosted
the
Diet
Coke
with
Lemon
Luncheon
benefiting
the
USO.
All
proceeds
raised
from
both
the
silent
and
live
auction
will
go
directly
to
the
USO
as
they
continue
to
entertain
troops
here
and
abroad.
The
luncheon
was
held
at
Spago
Beverly
Hills.
Photo
(c)Alex
Berliner/BEI.
(PRNewsFoto)
Kofi
Annan Honors Ground Zero
Volunteers Kofi
Annan, Secretary General
of the United Nations,
and his wife, Nane, meet
New York volunteers
being honored for their
work at Ground Zero on
Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2001,
at U.N. headquarters
after the unveiling of a
model of the sculpture
"Volunteer
Rising," designed
by the Royal Canadian
Mint and dedicated to
international
volunteerism. From left
are: Karen Hadra; Annan;
Mrs. Annan; Katey Walsh;
Bill Schaefer (in back);
Ariel Zwang (shaking
hands), executive
director of New York
Cares; and David Tsin.
(Feature Photo Service)
"Volunteer
Rising"
Sculpture
Unveiled
Alfonso
Gagliano,
left,
Canada's
Minister
of
Public
Works
and
Government
Services,
joins
Kofi
Annan,
Secretary
General
of
the
United
Nations,
at
U.N.
headquarters
on
Wednesday,
Dec.5,
2001,
to
unveil
a
model
of
the
sculpture
"Volunteer
Rising,"
designed
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mint
and
dedicated
to
international
volunteerism.
They
marked
the
closing
of
the
U.N.
"International
Year
of
Volunteers"
and
honored
a
group
of
volunteers
who
served
at
Ground
Zero
after
the
Sept.
11
attacks
in
New
York.
The
full
size
sculpture
will
be
installed
at
UNV
headquarters
in
Bonn,
Germany,
in
Spring
2002.
(Feature
Photo
Service)
Rudolph the Red Nose Traindeer Canadian Pacific Railway debuts its 2001 Holiday Train in New York City on December 5, 2001, following a dedication to victims of Sept. 11. The New York train and two other CPR Holiday Trains will travel a combined 4,800 miles across North America, raising awareness of hunger issues in each community stop. (Business Wire photo)
The
Spirit of
Christmas
MAE
BOLLINGER, 85, ties
ribbons for holiday
gifts at gourmet
food-gift giant Harry
and David. Bollinger has
worked for the Medford,
Oregon-based company for
35 years and recently
received recognition as
Oregon’s oldest
worker. Harry and David
has a tradition of
long-time and
family-oriented
employment, with several
hundred second- or
third-generation
employees and members of
the same family working
for the
company.(Business Wire
photo)
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