Revenues Sought Explore New Ways To Cut Costs
Fulton officials hold talks between A L Lee Memorial Hospital Board of Governors and Fulton Common Council on a voluntary hospital model. Kalafarski urges freedom from municipal limits to seek foundation aid and shared services with Oswego Hospital. Officials weigh non profit operation, flexible staffing, and broader board representation while ensuring public understanding and no interference with a planned 80 bed county nursing home on the old site.
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Pital
Kalafarski
Oswego Hospital
Ford Foundation
Snow Foundation
Robert Burleigh
Joseph Chalifoux
Samuel Vescio
Common Council
Curtis Gibbs
Jack Carroll
Board of Governors
A. L. Lee Memorial Hospital
Ambuske Racks 670 In Bowlarama Night At Bowlarama
Fulton Jim Ambuske Jr. rolled 670 for the ACA Friday night Men’s Bowling League at Bowlarama with a 256 high game and 222 in the third. Others in the 600s included Quesnel 637 and Scott 626, Misita 621, Merrifield 610, and Davis 604. many more scorers listed with multiple 200s.
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Fulton
Jim Ambuske Jr
ACA
Joe Higgins
Ambuske
Jack Quesnel
Pete Scott
Sam Misita
Paul Merrifield
Don Davis
Don Ballard Jr
Dick Bush
Dick Thompson
Hedge Farrell
John Izzo
Nick Dimerio
Glenn Goward
Pete Lewchanin Sr
Bill Rhines
Jack Turkington
Roland Byam
Duene Kilmer
Ed Tryniski Jr
Bob Bristol
del Rhines
Bill Wood
Joe Galini
Gene Rowler
Im Arcadi
Elmer Taylor
Black Clawson Wsgo
Midstate Telephone Co
Second St
VFW
Dom Balski
Calaverase Gulf
Marine Corp League
Triengel Dairy
IRA Bombing Fire Kills L A Woman in Londonderry Rug Factory
A bomb attack at a six story rug factory in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, killed Mamie Thompson and injured five others as a blaze followed. Gunmen forced evacuation of 600 workers, mostly young women, before the explosions and collapse of a wall on a Salvation Army hostel."}
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Belfast
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Ulster
Salvation Army
Mamie Thompson
TV Announcer Parlay With Lottery Draw at Grand Central
Ed McMahon will appear as Santa to 14 New York lottery winners who each hold a ticket. He will pick a lucky ticket from a drum in Manhattan's Grand Central Terminal. Post positions on tickets will match a horse race outcome to determine prize amounts, including a $1 million top prize and multiple smaller awards.
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Albany
N.Y
Ed McMahon
Santa Claus
New York State
McMahon
Manhattan
Grand Central Terminal
Cadet Mike Jaquin Named CAP Cadet of 1971 at Fulton Dinner
Mike Jaquin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jaquin, Whitaker Rd., Fulton, named Named Civil Air Patrol Cadet for 1971 at the 39th anniversary dinner. About 200 attended at the Fulton VFW Post Saturday evening. Congressman Robert C. McEwen presented the award. Jaquin also received a $25 bond from Marine Midland Central, Phoenix Branch.
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Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Fulton Vfw
Mike Jaquin
Charles Jaquin
Whitaker Rd
Peter Scott Leads Oswego County Classic Bowling Standings
Peter Scott topped the Oswego County Classic League with a 668 high total including 267 and 227 games at Fulton. Jack Quesnell was runner up at 632 with 227 and 214 as Sam Misita added 615 with 215 and 201 games among other high scorers like Gary Wallace 598 and Ron Reynolds 583.
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Fulton
Peter Scott
Jack Quesnell
Sam Misita
Percy Patrick Jr
Gary Wallace
Bill Stauring
Bill Torbitt
Harley Walker
Ron Reynolds
Bob Pooler
Bill Smith
Don Ballard Sr
Andy Vescio
Tony Corsoniti
Mike Solowy
Joe Galini
Bert Parrish
Jack Niccoli
Pete Lewchanin
Walt Wol
Parkay Leads Team Scores Amid Mixed Results
Parkay tops a cluttered field with 3 points while Amber Room, Patrick Brothers Development, and other teams chase. Sugar Funeral Home posts 6, Fulton Sheet Metal 2, Mr. Mike's 1, Panorama 2, ACA 1, Patrick Brothers Construction 2, Bennett's Insurance 1. Bruce Hutchins and 552 noted in results.
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Parkay
Amber Room
Patrick Brothers Developers
Sugar Funeral Home
Fulton Sheet Metal
Mr. Mike’s
Panarama
ACA
Patrick Brothers Construction
Bennett’s Insurance
Early American flag adopted in June 1777
The first American flag combined 13 red and white stripes with the English Union Jack motif on a blue canton. The design with 13 stripes and 13 stars was adopted in June 1777.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
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A L. Lee Memorial Hospital Board of Governors
Fulton Common Council
Adolph Kalafarski
Hos
Ambuske Sparks
L. A
Signorile
Oswego Co
Ski
Bruce Hutchins
the Palladium - Times
Workman
Bridge
R. McDonough
R. McCormack
J. Wright
Currier & Ives
W. Seneca St
Oswego, N. Y
Oswego
Armour Star Hot Dogs
Armour Star
Turkey
Hansel & Gretel
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