Mrs Burghduff To Entertain WSCS Group
Mrs Elizabeth Burghduff of Mart ville will open her home for the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting on Wednesday at 2 pm. Numerous local visits and family events are noted, including WSCS training attendance and visits from Auburn and Branford residents.
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North Victory
Elizabeth Burghduff
Martville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Richard Dodge
Auburn
Bessie Hudson
Ginther
Ross Wilcox
Sennett
John Liddle
Dorothy
Vine
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Worboys
Bobby Werbridge
Donald Werbridge
Charles Walker
Bruce Modeen
Branford
Harry Whitmore
Frank Worboys
Fair Haven
Ed Maynard
Rural farmers group rivals big industry in Cornell study
In Ithaca New York economists from Cornell University Agricultural School say a rural community serving about 1000 farmers generates the same level of economic activity as an industry employing three to five thousand workers.
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Ithaca, N.Y
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Cornell University Agricultural School
Fair Haven Elementary Honor Roll List Fourth Quarter
Fair Haven Elementary announces honor roll for the fourth quarter listing students including Susan Crosser Richard Cummings Deborah Hadcock Peter Lehne April Ormsby Faye Passimo Deatta Schneider Mary Jane Snyder Patricia Wilday Dana York Robert Burghart Wanda Carr Thomas Chillson Harry Fowler Michael Lehne Gail McIntyre Brian Malcott Jonathan Park Thomas Powers Thomas Rasbeck Karen Schneider Janice Shaw George Shidon Patricia Wilkinson Dawn Windnagle Timothy Burgdorf Jean Claus Dawn Ellis Lisa Field Gail Fralik Louise Revil Carolyn Knott Kathleen Lagee Lorie Longley Mary Jane Ormsby Cynthia Blake David Davis Janice Forscutt Eunice Fralik Sally Hanford Thomas McGuire Jean Pettit James Waldron Michael Burdorf John Griswold Daniel Harmony Peggy Park Janice Smith.
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Mary Jane Snyder
Patricia Wilday
Dana York
Robert Burghart
Wanda Carr
Thomas Chillson
Harry Fowler
Michael Lehne
Gail McIntyre
Brian Malcott
Jonathan Park
Thomas Powers
Thomas Rasbeck
Karen Schneider
Janice Shaw
George Sh'don
Patricia
Broadway Night of the Iguana premiere and star talks
The piece notes Elizabeth Taylor declining an early viewing of Richard Burton's Night of the Iguana, aiming for the June 30 Lincoln Center premiere to enjoy first-nighter reaction. Ava Gardner is tipped for a Seven Arts deal, with Reflections in a Golden Eye eyed as a first project.
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Richard Burton
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Leslie Caron
New York
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Miss Scott Denies Talking to Variety Reporter on Quebec Bomb Scare
In a memo to Abel Green of Variety, a writer accuses a Montreal correspondent of misquoting Miss Sandy Scott about bomb scare conditions in Quebec. Scott asserts she never spoke to any Variety representative in Montreal or Quebec and backs her account in writing.
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DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE
Crossword clues across and down with hints for fill and a cryptogram puzzle A sample cryptogram shows a Henry Longfellow style quotation and yesterday's solved quote about collecting shells on the beach Authored puzzle page resembling a newspaper brain teaser section
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Family Gatherings and Illness Highlight Ira Village Notes
IRA area notices report Laurie Wilkins ill at home for a week. A Father’s Day picnic at Michael and Kathleen Dunn’s included Frank Cunningham, Raymond Cunningham, David Cunningham and families, Ray Parsons, and J. Fisher of Auburn. Various locals attended graduations and visits from Hannibal to Cato, with multiple family events and weekend guests noted.
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Michael Dunn
Frank Cunningham
Red Creek
Raymond Cunnigham
David Cunningham
Ray Parsons
W. J. Fisher
Auburn
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Hannibal
Weedsport
Lysander
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Ira
Fulton
Cato
Maurice Hall
Victory
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Brian of
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Earl VanWie
River and Estate Named Rock Hudson
Readable fragments indicate a property named Rock Hudson tied to a river setting. The text preserves a real estate label and suggests a named estate or parcel associated with the waterway.
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Adept Machine Lets Users Build Personal Computer
Honeywell Co introduces the Adept a DIY computer that lets customers choose memory units and components which are then plugged into a common base roughly the size of a cookie sheet designed for home assembly and customization.
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New York
API
Honeywell Co
How soap works to lift dirt and emulsify it
A newspaper feature explains that soap reduces water surface tension allows washing, emulsifies oils, breaks dirt into smaller particles, and solubilizes stubborn grime into suds for removal. Readers are invited to submit soap sculpture ideas with a chance to win prizes.
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America
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