Sunday Dinner Bargains Highlight Pork and Produce
Associated Press notes week end specials across stores with loin pork chops sliced bacon picnic hams duck rib roast turkey and chicken eggs plentiful and affordable. Notable bargains include swordfish fillets flounder oysters apples pumpkins rose pears tokay grapes and cranberries. Vegetables such as carrots snap beans beets endive escarole and tomatoes lead the list along with cabbage turnips and celery. The harvest season advances with Halloween near.
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Fall At Home Kills Dunkirk Man 33
A 33-year-old Dunkirk man, Peter Pietkiewicz, died after a fall down stairs at his home shortly after watching a World Series game. Police reported a fractured skull as the cause. His wife Elizabeth Pietkiewicz and a friend were present when the accident occurred. The Chautauqua County coroner is investigating. He leaves two young children.
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Plan Rites For Infant Klinger
Funeral services for Paris Lynn Klinger infant daughter of Mr and Mrs David Klinger will be held at the Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow at 118 Rev George Myers will officiate Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery She is survived by her parents one brother Eugene maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Leo Craker Corry paternal grandmother Mrs John Gilmore Corry maternal great grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Zojonc North Clymer and paternal great grandmother Mrs Effie Klinger Corry
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Cardell’s Tom Scog Finds Hidden $20 Bill Behind Wall
In Okla bonus Cardell, Tom Scog gin tore down an old house and uncovered an oversized twenty dollar bill folded inside a wall. The discovery adds an odd note to a routine demolition as Scog gins reported the find with curiosity and local interest.
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New England Camera Club hosts 13th summer outing at UMass Amherst
More than 800 photographers gathered on the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus for the 13th annual New England Camera Club outing. Jim Pond led a lively session showcasing rapid shooting, cooperative projects, and on location tricks. He demonstrated framing, movement, and props including a stuffed bear, with tips on lighting, composition, and catching action in fishing and tennis photos.
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Federal specialist dies after heart attack in Washington
Donald Har old Dabelstein, 51, a federal specialist on vocational rehabilitation, died yesterday of a heart attack. He served as assistant director for programs at the Department of Welfare Office of Vocational Rehabilitation.
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Pope Pius XII Dies At Papal Summer Residence
The 261st pope, Pius XII, died at the papal summer residence near Rome after strokes. Cardinals will mourn nine days and elect his successor, with the interregnum to run until a new pope is chosen. The body will lie in state at Castel Gandolfo before a motorcade to Rome.
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Nixon Speaks At Martin Dinner Amid Campaign Push
Nixon spoke at a Martin dinner outlining economic gains and Eisenhower era foreign policy as boosting Republican prospects. Rep. Hugh Scott urged support for GOP candidates, citing debt to Eisenhower and prospects of future prosperity. McGonigle and Walker joined in praising the party with Gleason and Woodside also addressing the crowd.
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