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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2001
Page
7
A local goldfish named Mr Fish reportedly thrives on simple care tap water and Tewafin Goldfish Food twice daily, puzzling owners who question the fish’s true identity. The note directs readers to Aramas Tale page 6-2 for more.
The Wedding Planner led weekend box office drawing strong crowds as studios planned for Sundays Super Bowl. Save the Last Dance slipped to No 2 after debuting two weeks ago, with a top 10 listing on Page B-5.
Kate and Andy Spade of Kate Spade handbags have rescheduled their lecture at Syracuse University to 3:30 p.m. February 26 as part of the Genet Lecture Series, which invites prominent figures from retailing fashion and hospitality. The series honors Sue Ann Genet, wife of SU alumnus Leon Genet.
Curt Stager, Paul Smith's College professor and NCPR host, visits Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake Sunday for a program on winter adaptations of Adirondack plants animals and insects. The event is part of the Cabin Fever Sunday series with free admission for museum members and children, and a 5 dollar rate for others.
Sandie Pillion of Fairmount shares what her grandson Dillon Jacobsen seven from Liverpool said during Thanksgiving. He asked how they can be family since they do not live together and have no husband. She answered that Dillon is family, and he challenged the idea.
A Sunday feature in the CNY section revises the hometowns of Syracusans Sandra Baker Debra Williams and Margo Jenkins. Baker and Williams grew up on the South Side while Jenkins is from the East Side.
William LaRue reports two Budweiser commercials tied for best advertising during CBS coverage of the Giants Ravens game. The extraterrestrials and yuppies spots each earned an average of four stars from Guy's TV Test Panel, the highest ratings of the broadcast. The Ravens won 34 7. Other commercials noted include Pepsi Cingular and E Trade.
Inside our panel rates the Sunday Super Bowl ads with a mix of stars. Dreams of fighting robbers tied for second with 342 stars out of four. Budweiser and Cingular spots earned three stars each, Motel 6 drew 192 stars. Panelists reviewed over 40 commercials as teams spent up to 2.3 million for 30 seconds.
Mark Flemming of Liverpool leads a Syracuse video firm as top pick in a panel judging Super Bowl ad previews. The page lists reactions by age and role, praising and critiquing Budweiser, Pepsi and Doritos spots while noting dislikes about a Doritos sequence involving Ali Landry and a Levi’s themed transplant joke.
WTVH-TV plans a fishing derby August 31 to land big bass and raise funds for Onondaga Lake cleanup. Up to 50,000 entrants pay 50 dollars each, with profits directed to environmental work while sponsors and advertising cover event costs. Jesse Ventura to attend. station expects broader benefits though profits uncertain.
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