Bridge Scores Show Thanksgiving Prize Winners
The bridge scores averaged 63 with turkeys awarded to top pairs. East and west winners included George Michael and partner from Union City at 91 percent, with Titusville and Union City teams taking 77 and 66 percent respectively. No game next week due to Thanksgiving. next session set for December 4.
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Eft Larsen
Jamestown
Robert Kelly
H. L. Dryer
Erie
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
George Michael
Norman Mallory
Faye Gadsby
Titusville
Local YMCA Bazaar Draws Hundreds in Gay Carnival Atmosphere
Community events filled the weekend with a successful YMCA Women's Auxiliary Bazaar from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Y, Mrs. George Hagger chaired, while Hilltop Club hosted a harvest dinner at Bayle's Restaurant and planned a December gathering. Hastings Jones visits, Moose Toy drive seeks donations, and Corry Memorial Auxiliary held a meeting to prepare for a forthcoming dance. Corry Area High School hosts a Junior Class production Fun Is Bustin Out Yer tomorrow night to raise prom funds with a 8 p.m. show.
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YMCA
The
George Hagger
Hilltop Club
Bayle
Dorritt. Maloney
Mabel Akam
Maloney
Lawrence Anderson
Lindsey Hollow Road
First Presbyterian Church
Collee Hastings Jones
Warren
Laie Donaldson
East Park Place
Order of Moose
Ren
Moose Home
Pertsons
Alan
Butch) Heberlein
United States Army
Straubing
Germany
Leo Heberlein
Elk Street
Corry Memorial
William Leaby
Moose Clu
Harold Jackson
Gertrude ‘While
Gerald Staples
Corry 5
Max L. Bennink
Janet McQuiston
Barbara Muckinhaupt
ParadJee
New Orleans
Matador
Ferdice
Albany Yacht Sells for 12590 to New Jersey Wife
Inspector II a year old yacht used by Franklin D. Roosevelt when governor was sold by New York State to Polly Ann Halsted of Cresskill New Jersey for 12590. She said it was a joke and had not discussed the purchase with her husband. The bid was the highest of 79 offers for the surplus craft.
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Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
New Jersey
State Office of General Services
Polly Ann Halsted
Cresskill
N. J
Mrs Rodemoyer Talks Space Age at Wright PTA
Mrs William Rodemeyer spoke on Space Age in the Elementary School at Wright School session attended by 115. Paul Claypool led the pledge, Robert Fish gave devotions, Boyd Berrett presided over the business meeting. Mrs Prank McKnight reported PTA subscriptions and Rex Ireland noted Harold Lloyd class members won the membership award. A $10 donation to UNICEF was approved.
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Slanccong Pees Dm
Wright School
William Rodemeyer
Paul Claypool
Robert Fish
Boyd Berrett
Prank-McKnight
PTA. Magazine
Rex Ireland
Harold Lloyd
PTA
Unicef
Karen Sinare and Frank Campisano Wed in Afternoon Rites
Karen Mae Sinare of West Columbus Avenue and Frank Campisano of Niagara Falls were married yesterday at 2 30 pm in First Methodist Church. Rev Gilliland officiated. The bride wore a blue satin dress with a white orchid corsage and the groom wore formal attire. A brief reception followed at the bride's mother's home. The couple plan to reside at 80 West Columbus Avenue after a short honeymoon.
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First Methodist Church
Karen Mae Sinare
West Columbus Avenue
Frank Campisano
Niagara Falls
Gilliland
Sinare
James Sinare
West Columbus Avenues
James
Paul Kutscher
Erie
Ivy
Tammie Silvis
San Jose
Calif
Phillip M. Campisano
United States Marines
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Jersey Hotel Hit By Fire
A small fire broke out early today in a movie theater south of Monday's hotel disaster in the resort city. The Surf Theater on Atlantic Avenue was closed and empty when the alarm sounded at 1 23 am. Ten residents escaped unharmed from apartments above the two story theater. Firemen said the flames, believed to start in the projection room, were under control within hours. Damages were estimated at 50 000 dollars. The theater is near Convention Hall and comes less than 72 hours after the Surfside Hotel disaster that left 12 dead and 18 missing with 10 buildings destroyed.
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Surf
Warren Conover
Atlantic Avenue
Convention Hall
Surfside
Advertising helps to reduce demand by diverting shoppers
Advertising helps reduce demand for Lor Oe commodities by shifting attention to more readily available substitutes. The piece argues marketing can lower pressure on scarce goods by guiding consumer choices toward alternatives.
Union accuses AMA of fraud in health care
AFL CIO delegates charge the American Medical Association with misrepresenting labor aims and health care policy. George Meany, re elected president, defends the AMA as the suit and recording alleging threats and fund raising misuses. An AMA spokesman rejects the suit as improper and a publicity stunt amid congressional hearings on health legislation.
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New York
AFL
American Medical Association
George Meany
Meany
Steelworkers
Sul
Washington
Paul Normile
Pittsburgh
Committee On Political Education
Afl-Cio
Congress
Howard Annis
AMA
Phil
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ansis
Normile
American Medical Political Action Committee
Polileal
Nornile
Chicago
AMPAC
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Anis
Jeff Rathbun
Max L. Benink
Corry Area High
Birdie
Thomas McKetn
Morris Boswell
Glenn’ Davis
James Hammond
Warl Haight
Blof Dahl
Lester Danner
Elizabeth Rogers
Clara ‘Hill
Glenn Palmer
Ginning
Thomas Brothers
Bill Sprovers
RED Emperor
Green Letames
Lake Shore
Doumar
Corry Area
Nunmbber
Karen Sinare
Ted Welms
Fred Wilson
Robert “Mulsin
Sterling Wees
Barney's
Vauehn
Zefran
Mademonselie
Bennett
Gerry
Hi Bennett
Jersey
Union
Ntent Trek
UC Lacey Welsh
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