Wolcott Scratch Bowling Tourney Qualifiers Highlight Local Leaders
The Wolcott Scratch Bowling Tourney saw top scores by At Twentyfive 582 and Joe Schell 2066 to lead qualifiers for weekend finals at Walcott Bowling Center. Jac Dodds 1891 and Richard Goossen 1885 followed, with Wolcott again dominating entries, while Sodus Clyde Lyons and Newark had multiple contenders but no Newark entrants. The event spans Cherry Lanes Sod us Mattys Ship Lantern Lanes Clyde and is run by tourney manager Jack Dodds with a committee including Ray Parker Fred Reed Frank Reynolds Ralph DeJohn.
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Wolcott
Snug Harbor Keglers
Streeters
Dodds Nursery
Berns
Binghams
Cathys
Coronas
Twentyfive
Howard Andrews
George Jones
Joe Fornieri
Jack Dodds
Dave Barnes
Larry Sears
Doc Southwick
Cliff Lippert
Red Munger
Jim Roberts
Carl Walrath
Ken Pribulo
Maurice Roberts
Paul Palmer
Lake Ontario Bowling Association
Cherry Lanes
Sodus
Matty
Ship Lantern
Clyde
Walcott
Joe Schell
Richard Goossen
Jay Adams
Ernie Craine
Adams
Dodds
Lyons
Newark
Ray Parker
Fred Reed
Frank Reynolds
Ralph DeJohn
Cooperative Proprietors
Professors Back Heyns as Regents Meet on Boycott
Cal professors affirm support for Chancellor Heyns at a special Board of Regents session over the boycott. 795 Academic Senate members vote to back leadership. 28 vote against Heyns. Ten arrested after Navy recruitment dispute at the Student Union. six are nonstudents. Savio, linked to the Free Speech Movement, was among those arrested. Reagan says university should not negotiate with students and favors expulsion of strikers. Heyns refuses courtroom amnesty. prosecutions likely.
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Heyns
Board of Regents
Navy
Mario Savio
Savio
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
District Attorney’s
Riverton Woman Claims Efficient Hunts With One Bullet
Thelma Ivy, a Riverton cafe cook, hunted in September and killed an antelope with a single bullet. A month later she hunted deer, continuing her record of efficient shooting.
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Riverton
Wyo
Thelma Ivy
Medal of Honor Award for Corporal O Malley at Chu Lai
Corporal O Malley is awarded the Medal of Honor for gallantry near Chu Lai during Operation Starlight on August 18 1965. He charged a trench line, killed eight Viet Cong with rifle and grenades, saved a besieged Marine unit, and repeatedly exposed himself under fire to guide his wounded squad to a helicopter evacuation despite being wounded three times.
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Chu Lai
O'Malley
Austin Post Office
Johnson
Federal Building
McNamara
Joint Chiefs
Congress
Pentagon
O’malley
Evangelicalism Split Grows at National Council Assembly
At the National Council of Churches General Assembly in Eugene Oregon leaders debated evangelistic methods as conservatives and modern social action advocates clashed. Billy Graham urged unity while someTraditional evangelicals inside and outside the council push for alliance despite doctrinal differences.
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Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Oregon Council of Churches
National Council of Churches’ General Assembly
Billy Graham
National Council
Council
Berlin
Graham
Britain, Rhodesia sanctions debate and oil embargo talks
Ambassadors from Mali and Sudan urge the UN to impose full mandatory sanctions on Rhodesia with oil included, despite Britain’s resistance. A draft Commonwealth resolution lists key exports to boycott and faces pressure as Voster’s South Africa may accept limited oil action in exchange for Rhodesian support limits. The Rhodesian white government rejected a provisional settlement restoring British authority and paving a path to independence negotiations.
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Moussa Leo Keita
Mali
Council
Keita
Britain
Rhodesia
Mohamed Fakhreddine
Sudan
Smith
United Nations
Commonwealth Sanctions Committee
United States
Canada
South Africa
Wilson
House of Commons
Africa
Balthazar J. Vorster
VISTA recruits aim to fight urban poverty on block level
Laurance and Tweed Roosevelt join VISTA discussions as new members. Rockefeller outlines goals of independence and long term public service, focusing on block projects to address fear and desperation amid poverty. He notes a personal $50 monthly limit for living expenses.
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Tweed Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Rockefeller
New York Wholesale Egg Quotes Rise and Fall Among Standards
New York market reports show wholesale egg offerings fully adequate to ample with demand declining. Spot quotations list standards 43 44 percent checks 37 whites extra fancy heavy weight 44 44 and 47 with various ranges for fancy and smalls across Browns categories.
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N. Y
New York
USDA
Butter prices and demand at wholesale carload levels
Wholesale butter offerings show ample demand with bulk carloads. Creamery scores indicate high quality with 93 AA and 02 A ratings, totaling 6744 units at 67 percent.
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New York
USDA
Angels Rally To Win 18 Late-Inning Walkoffs
The Los Angeles Angels erased deficits late in games this season, achieving 35 come from behind wins. Eighteen of these victories occurred with their final at bat, underscoring dramatic finishes and clutch hitting.
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Los Angeles Angels
Lend-A-Hand Circle Meets At Hyde Home
Hyde hosts Lend-A-Hand Circle gathering with president Mrs. George Newstead leading the business, games directed by Mrs. Jerry Fones, prizes to Mrs. Hyde Mrs. Clark Anderson and Mrs. D. R. Fones, and a dessert service. next Christmas party set for Dec 15 at Mrs. George Newstead home and a 50 cent grab-bag gift rule.
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Demster
H. Leslie Hyde
George Newstead
Jerry Fones
Hyde
Clark Anderson
D. R. Fones
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mexico
Stanley Banazek
Syracuse
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Michelle
Banazek
Roxanne Backus
New Haven
Arlo Brooks
Ellsworth Smith
Fulton
Robert Stone
Floyd Sheldon
Roy Sheldon
Rodman
James Hanley
Bridgit
Walter Baker Jr
Rochester
Vincent Carbone
Margo Leishman
Marcia Holliday
Dan Lord
Fayetteville
Hazelton Spencer
Allen Simpelaar
Mark of
Lyons
Fred Burton
Grandjean
Mikita Leads In Hockey Scoring
New York reports Stan Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks extended his NHL lead to 11 points after 19 games with four assists in three games last week. He stands at 32 points while Kenny Wharram and Mikita share 11 goals each and Mikita has 21 assists, with Hull’s 54 goal season an N/A prior comparison. Dennis Hull sits eighth with 18 points.
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NEW York
Chicago
Toronto Maple Leafs
Stan Mikita
Black Hawks
Mikita
Bobby Hull
Hull
NHL
Dennis
Marshall
Kenny Wharram
Gump Worsley
Charlie Hodge
Montreal
Ed Giacomin
Reg Fleming
Rangers
Bonnies and San? Not. Correction: Bonnies and Buffalo Win On Monday Night
St Bonaventure defeated Villa Madonna 77 to 65 as Bill Butler scored 32 points to spark the Bonnies in Olean. Buffalo beat Western Ontario 79 to 74 with Doug Bernard scoring 25 as Buffalo improves to 2-1. Tonight features Clarkson at Utica and Cornell at Syracuse among six games across New York state.
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Buffalo
Western Ontario
Doug Bernard
Marty Aeersink
Clarkson
Utica
Oneonta
Cortland
Cornell
Syracuse
Buffalo State
Brockport
Geneseo
Fredonia
St. Lawrence
St. Michael's
Winooski, Vt
National Hockey League Monday Results and Schedule
National Hockey League notes no games were played Monday. It lists upcoming matchups including Toronto at Montreal and Boston at New York for Wednesday.
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National Hockey League
Toronto
Montreal
Boston
New York
Wolcott OES Supper and Draper Club Meetings
Dra per Chapter OES and families dine Friday at 6 30 p m in Wolcott Masonic Temple with meat dishes and 500 gifts for each family unit. Regular meeting at 8 15 p m includes officer elections. Draper Club hosts a covered dish supper Monday at 6 30 p m at the Masonic Temple with secret pals to be revealed.
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OES
Wolcott Wolcott
Draper Chapter
0.E.S
Wolcott Masonic Temple
Draper Club
Masonic Temple
Wolcott Board Awards Buses and Budgets
Wolcott accepts International Harvester bid for two 60 passenger school buses at 15854 dollars. Three other bids were received. Samuel Sorenson and Dr. Herbert P. Mason to work on salary schedules and benefits for next year. Board weighs 50 percent tax exemption for residents over 65 with income under 3000 dollars.
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Wolcott
Gertrude Fowler
Wolcott Board of Education
International Harvester, Inc
Samuel Sorenson
Herbert P. Mason
Motorists Fined in Wolcott for Traffic Violations
In Wolcott, Wayne E. Burke 18 of Oswego, Georges E. Searle 19 of Wolcott, and Philip Bunell 45 of Corning pleaded guilty to red light, improper turn, and unlicensed operation charges respectively. All were fined five or twenty five dollars. Judy Zerniak 25 of Alton faced three count checks fraud convictions, fined $25 each, with restitution totaling $75 to Edwin Karneck and $56.80 to Raymond Walters Sr.
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Wolcott
Richard Camp
Wayne E. Burke
Tallman St
Oswego
Carl L. Katz
George E. Searle
Draper St
John Day
Philip Bunell
Davis St
Corning
Trooper Day
Judy Zerniak
Alton
Katz
Edwin Karneck
Raymond Walters
Grange to Meet Wolcott with Christmas Exchange
Wolcott Grange plans a Saturday December 10 meeting at 8 p m after a picnic supper. Attendees should bring a dish to pass. A Christmas tree will be set up and adults should bring 50 cent gifts while children bring 25 cent gifts for exchange.
New Assistant Pastor Arrives in Grace Fellowship
Rev. Stanley Gleason becomes assistant pastor of Grace Fellowship of Churches serving the Orwell church under Rev. Nelson Reppert. The Gleason family will reside at the Richland Methodist parsonage. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Huddleston visited Theresa, and local gatherings included a Circle of Gleaners Christmas party.
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Orwell
Stanley Gleason
Grace Felowship of
Orwell Church
Gleason
Nelson Reppert
Grace Fellowship of Churches
Richland Methodist Parsonage
Guy Huddleston
Theresa
Earl J. Castor
Circle of Gleaners
Leon Ridgeway
Paul Kenway
Florida
Don Elkin
Wells DeGraw
Crouse Irving Hospital
Syracuse
Julia Schillinger
Brewerton
Genevieve Verdon
Lloyd Minor
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harold Peet
LeRoy
Herbert Jeanes
Mary Cooper
John Ott
Carl Potter
Charles DeShane
Terry DeShane
Potter
Winners in Duplicate Bridge Club Thur night
The Pulaski Duplicate Bridge Club met with 22 players. In North-South, winners were Sylvia Kinney and Grace Blakely first, Jean Switzer and Jan Crandall second, Eleanor Murtha and Otto Hoenow third. East-West leaders were Bessie Wilder and Joe Kelley first, Loretta Murtha and Min Inman second, Dora Barr and Dorothy Johnson third. The next session is Dec 15 at 8 p.m. at the Log Cabin.
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Pulaski Pulaski
Sylvia Kinney
Grace Blakely
Jean Switzer
Jan Crandall
Eleanor Murtha
Otto Hoenow
Bessie Wilder
Joe Kelley
Loretta Murtha
Min Inman
Dora Barr
Dorothy Johnson
WSCS Meeting At Park Methodist Church
The WSCS of Park Methodist Church will meet Wednesday December 7 at 8 p.m. in the church house. The program titled For This Little Time will be led by M.Y.F. members. Hostesses are Mrs Leon Howe Mrs Frank Mosher Mrs Florence Whitney and Mrs F W Fleming.
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WSCS
The
Park Methodist Church
M.Y.F
Leon Howe
Frank Mosher
Florence Whitney
F. W. Fleming
Chimney Fire at Warren Farm Home Quickly Contained
Orwell fire department responded to a chimney fire at 11 o clock Sunday night at the Warren farm home on Tubbs Road. The blaze was extinguished quickly with little damage.
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Orwell
Warren Farm
Tubbs Road
Wolcott Girl Engaged to Navy Man
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Perry of 12 Billings Rd Apalachin announce the engagement of their daughter Jacqueline Kay to Randy Duane Parry son of Mr. and Mrs Donald Parry of Wolcott Miss Parry is a graduate of Owego Free Academy Her fiancé graduated from Leavenworth Central School at Wolcott and is serving with the U S Navy at Providence Rhode Island.
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Wolcott
Earl Perry
Billings Rd
Apalachin
Jacqueline Kay
Randy Duane Parry
Donald Parry
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