Liz Dribben and Phyllis Diller, wearing Bills clothes and doing a workout routine on “Dialing for Dollars.” The half-hour show grew to 90 minutes, and in 1969, weatherman and “Rocketship 7” host Dave Thomas joined Johannes as co-host. And even decades after the show went off the ai...
Clothes shopping was a much more gender-specific endeavor in 1960 — while many larger department stores and discount stores obviously offered accouterments for both sexes, there were also plenty of specialty shops that catered to only boys or girls. Hengerer’s, 1960. (Buffalo Stories archives)...
DEC 14 COWBOYS USING PICTURES OF BILLS AT PRACTICEThe Dallas Cowboys are leaving no stone unturned in their preparation for the Buffalo Bills. Dallas (10-3) has gone the lengths of placing pictures of Bills players on practice equipment. Among the Bills players on the Cowboys' pra...
Hanging Clothes Without a Permit– So I haven’t actually hung my clothes outside since I was a kid, growing up at my parents’ house. So, thanks to the miracle of modern technology known as the dryer, this one hasn’t been an issue for me. But, if you like to get the crisp out...
When we say “We Buy Houses As Is”, we meanAs Isand inANYcondition. You can leave your property in its exact condition, take what you want and we handle the rest. Even if your property has trash on the floor, unused furniture, food in the fridge, or clothes, it doesn’t matter ...
Bring water and change of clothes… there will be mud. Download the registration form. Don Sauer eMail Aug 06Tuesday06:30 PM Jackhammer Trail Series #2 3.2 Miles Trail ORCHARD PARK -- Chestnut Ridge Park, Orchard Park NY 14127. #2 of Five race trail running series. Every Tuesday in ...
The finish will be displayed on the stadium’s HD videoboard as the runners cross the 50 yard line on the home turf of the Buffalo Bills. Postrace party on the field. The first 1200 participants will receive a race shirt and a special memento from the race. Charlie Cannan Web eMail ...
They took of all of their clothes; stripped down to their breechcloths. Granger and the Senecas were on the right side of the line, regulars in the middle, white volunteers to the left, ready to take on the British. At the order of General Porter, the Indians leapt forward with a ...