School board ponders long range plan for Otis Field
The Board of Education weighs delaying athletic center improvements at Otis Field while studying a possible new high school in the next decade. Proposals favor expanding Leighton school into a high school, using its gym and facilities, to avoid duplicating athletic plants at Otis Field and ease future facility needs.
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Caveat Emptor Warns Buyers During Holiday Shopping
The State Law department cautions consumers about mail order scams and cut rate offers. It cites a five foot doll for 3.95 and a $4.95 pocket radio that delivered junk, plus diluted perfume sold as bargain scent. Buyers should inspect purchases and buy from reputable firms.
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Tastes Across Borders Viewpoints by Editors
Canadian magazines face stiff competition from American periodicals and a few giants control newsstands and rack placement. Canadians value a distinct culture and fear cultural erosion. The royal commission is urged to act quickly to protect local publishing beyond mere profits.
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Health as Seen By Dr Brady
A reader asks if daily egg intake affects heart disease risk and if limiting high cholesterol foods prevents atherosis. Dr Brady says there is no conclusive proof linking dietary cholesterol to artery deposits and cautions against assuming eggs or milk cause coronary disease. He also notes ignorance in cholesterol physiology and touches on menopause remedies and calcium supplements.
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Call It CRI booklet offers infection prevention tips
The reader jokes that constant colds show a lack of brains and suggests learning about passing infections through a booklet titled Call It CRI. The item invites sending 33 cents and a stamped self‑addressed envelope to obtain the booklet.
Galbraith to retire after 43 years with upstate NY TELCO
Roy Galbraith, long time with General Telephone Company of Upstate New York, will retire January 1. He was honored at a River Valley Inn dinner in Mannsville attended by about 75 people including company president Marshall K. Taylor and master of ceremonies E. J. Lynch. Gifts were given to Mr Gailbraith, a Lowell Massachusetts native who began telecom work in Manitoba with Bell Telephone.
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Obituary of Harry B Mills Oswego native longtime paper mill agent
Harry B Mills S30 of the County Home Road died Thursday at Beadle Nursing Home Oswego after a long illness. He was born in Oswego July 7 1870 and worked as a purchasing agent for a paper mill until retiring 22 years ago. He married Sarah McKay of Fulton who died years ago. No immediate survivors. Services 2 p m Saturday Gibbs Funeral Home with Rev Arthur Harrington officiating. Burial Mt Adnah Cemetery Fulton. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p m at the funeral home.
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Nehru to Hold India Congo Contingent Plan
Prime Minister Nehru rejected calls to withdraw the Indian U N contingent from the Congo. He told Parliament he would wait a few days before deciding on any action.
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American System of Picking a Cabinet Draws Fire
The Palladium Times comments on the U S cabinet selection process under a president elect arguing it lacks democratic input. It contrasts U S practice with parliamentary systems and calls for constitutional reform to make the cabinet more answerable to the people.
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Lady Dottie the Cat Loses and Recovers Her Empire
Hal Boyle recalls how his cat Lady Dottie nearly lost her throne after biting his daughter and menacing zebra finches. A family vote bans her from the living room and exile follows with a friend’s cat. Return sparks a dramatic welcome, followed by a wary mood that time will not erode.
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Moment of Aeditation on Public Service and Community
A reflective prayer emphasizes gratefulness and service to others. It calls on individuals to view themselves as their brother's keeper and stresses constructive fellowship as essential to community and national life. It links public service to world peace through international understanding.
Kennedy Administration Likely to Be Moderately Placed
The Kennedy team signals moderation in foreign and domestic policy through appointments such as Gov. G. Mennen Williams as Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs. The broader cabinet line favors private enterprise and gradual reforms with Congress holding final say on big programs.
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Round hot dogs on bagels?: a simple fix
Spartanburg Herald columnist Seymour Rosenberg sparked a letter from Mrs. Martha K. Stephens of Woodruff asking how to place a long narrow hot dog on a round bagel. Rosenberg replied it is simple, suggesting a meat company make round hot dogs to fit the bagel at football games.
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Virgin Shall Be With Child Em manuel Verse
A Bible passage from St. Matthew 1 23 notes a virgin will conceive and bear a son and he will be named Emmanuel with a prophecy of the Christ birth.
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Bid choices for five contracts in Becker bridge column
Becker analyzes five hands after Partner opens one. He recommends responses: 1) one heart to keep room for a major fit. 2) two diamonds to show diamond fit and high-card values. 3) one heart to delimit point range and search for major suit. 4) two clubs to show longest suit and plan to bid spades/hearts next. 5) one spade, exploring spade game though notrump is possible.
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