New Dinette Sets and Jeans In Holiday Sale Mix
Roberts Furniture offers dinette sets in drop leaf and round pine and maple finishes with 9 pm closing. Shamburgs and The Fair Store feature Levi jeans for Christmas in flare and straight leg styles. Carol's Carousel promises late shopping with midnight hours Thursday and Friday. Lamps, tables, pictures, and mirrors are 15 percent off at Roberts Furniture this week. Cathers advertises electronic flashes and attachments from 19.95 dollars.
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Roberts Furniture
Shamburgs
the Fair Store
GenTel Advises Easy Route for Holiday Calls
General Telephone suggests planning ahead for Christmas Day calls with peak guidance before 10 am, 3:30 to 6:30 pm, and after 11:30 pm. Direct-dial calls are faster and cheaper, with weekend rates from 11 pm Dec 23 to 5 pm Dec 25 offering about 60 percent savings, plus 5 percent savings on Dec 26.
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General Telephone
Continental
United States
Alaska
Dear Abby Letters Spur Reader to Seek Help
A reader faults Abby for treating two married couples with sex issues as inequities and suggests connecting strangers. Another query recounts a bridal shower placemat gift and asks for advice on rekindling interest. Abby dismisses the concerns and promotes a booklet offer.
Carey Commutes Sentence In Jamestown Murder
Christina Pratt, a Jamestown girl then 16, was convicted of murdering Daniel S. Miller. Governor Carey commuted her sentence, freeing her after two years and sending her to a halfway house in East Harlem, with one year of parole to follow. She had escaped Bedford Hills three times while claiming abuse by older inmates.
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New York
Christina Pratt
Jamestown, N.Y
Pratt
Hugh Carey
East Harlem
Bedford Hill
Daniel S. Miller
Jamestown
Miller
Poland
Ms. Pratt
Kenmore
N.Y
Johnstown Merchants’ $14,000 Flood Aid Boosts Downtown
Downtown Johnstown merchants still recovering from a July flood that caused about 50 million dollars in damage received a 14 thousand dollar donation from rivals at Richland Mall. The gift, given Tuesday, supports Christmas decorations as the Downtown Merchants Association leader notes the fund drive also included a 5 thousand dollar anonymous contribution and aimed to keep spending within the community amid rising outside advertising.
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Johnstown
Richland
H. Jay Clark
Downtown Merchants Association
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George Mozeika
Clymer
Thomas Maloney
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Joy
Harold Paver
R.D
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North Center Street
Debra S. Proper
Union City
Kathleen Winner
Raymond Morris
Spartansburg
John Lee
Mary Waite
South Hills
Corry
Michael
Larry Brumagin
Eva
Chuck’ Earls
Daniel Baker
Columbus
Katharine DeCoux
Grace Street
Ruth Sheen
Wayne Street
Daniel Smith
Lawrence H. Goring
Emmett Blystone
Corrian Hotel
Corry Agway
Taylor’s Jewelry
Carol's
Montgomery Ward
St. Elizabeth's
Barney’s
Firestone
McElroy‘s
Bemco
McElroy’s
Spring Creek
Firemen
Connie‘s Super Market
West Main Street
Alibi
Tom and Jerry’s
the Elks Club
Morrell EZ
Columbus Packing
East
Columbus Avenue
Cathers
Virginia
Stockton
GenTel
David Holmstrom
East Pleasant Street
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
East South Street
Holmstrom
Kristen
Vicki
Shelley
Mark
Patrick A.L. Maier
Journal
Eaton
Abby
Hfe
Lester
Oakland
Lasky Drive
Beverly Hills
Calif
Rossbacher Insurance
Ralph and
Shirley Amoroso
Leo Jackman
East Pleasant
Carey
Clatrol
Sylvania
Kodak Film
Norelco
Prince Albert
Timex
Messenger
Frasier Fir
White Fir
Colorado
Blue Spruce
Poinsettias
Berkey
Grover Holid
Francisca
Princess Courages
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