Minetto Cub Scout Pack 819 Honors New Webelos Members
Minetto's Pack 819 held its Christmas meeting with Cubmaster Jim Godden presiding. Webelos Leader Tom Czerow presented neckerchiefs to Garth Blodgett and Barry Victory and awarded activity badges to Kevin Simmons Duane Crumpton David Pospesel Scott Weatherwax im Czerow Richie Godden and Mark Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minetto
Jim Godden
Den 6
Webelos
Tom Czerow
Garth Blodgett
Barry Victory
Kevin Simmons
Duane Crumpton
David Pospesel
Scott Weatherwax
Im Czerow
Richie Godden
Mark Williams
Wayne Johnson
Godfrey Bobcat
Joe Abraham
Tom Metcalf
Ken Johnson
Godden
Minetto Firemen Install New Officers Honor Retirees
The Minetto Volunteer Fire Dept held its annual Installation dinner at the Fire Barn with planning by Vernon Tyndal and Tom Wahrendorf and assistance from Mrs. Dorsey Dewey and Mrs. Wahrendorf. Oswego Fire Dept officers joined as guests to install Minetto officers for 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minetto
George Smith
Clarence Andres
Fred Clayton
Robert Carlson
Richard Frost
James Castiglia
Donald Gifford
Arkie Price
James
Minetto Volunteer Fire Corp Auxiliary Meeting Tonight
Tonight at 7 30 p m an organizational meeting will form a new Minetto Auxiliary at the Minetto Fire Barn. Women 18 and older in the Minetto district or contracted districts may join regardless of husbands membership. Call Donna Tesorero or Avis Forst if you cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minetto
Donna Tesorero
Avis Forst
Minetto Town Board Set Meeting for Wednesday Evening
The Minetto Town Board will meet again on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Town Hall on Route 48. Residents are urged to attend.
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Minetto
Minetto P O Announces New Stamp Kits and Products
Postmaster Lawrence Dodge announces Stamp Collectors Starter Kits in six types including U S, Canadian, Space, European Arts, Animals and Sports. The office offers American Commemorative Stamp Panels, 1973 Mini Albums with 33 stamps, plus Postal Time Savers and other non postal items. Minetto Post Office hours Monday are 8 am to noon.
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Minetto
Lawrence Dodge
Postal Service
U.S
Tash
Dage
Minetto Dog License Deadline Posts January 1 1974
Minetto residents who own dogs must license by January 1 1974 with reporting of any recently deceased or disposed dogs. Unlicensed owners by February 10 face delinquent status plus fines and court costs. forms are available from Town Clerk Elwood Baker on Snell Road.
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Minetto
Elwood Baker
Baker
Snell Road
Student Recognition Sunday At United Methodist Church
The Minetto church marks Student Recognition Sunday with several college students set to participate in the service. Choir rehearsal is scheduled this week despite earlier notice.
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Minetto
United Methodist Church
Oswego BOCES welding class builds office fence
Oswego County BOCES welding students in Specialized Office Practice construct a wrought iron reception area fence. Participants include William DeMauro Phoenix Fred Marshall Mexico Lori Verden Sandy Creek Robert Ramsey Pulaski Chris Spano Phoenix and Charles Briggs Parish the welding instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County Board of Cooperative Educational Services
BOCES
Are
William DeMauro
Phoenix
Fred Marshall
Mexico
Receptionist Lori Verden
Sandy Creek
Robert Ramsey
Well Pumps Face Burnout in Winter Brownouts
Homeowners with wells may lose pump function if electrical brownouts occur this winter. An auto or manual disconnect switch can protect pumps. damaged motors may cost at least 75 dollars to replace, with larger three phase units costing more. Contact the National Water Well Association or Water Systems Council for guidance.
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United States
Walter Stockert
National Water Well Association
James Fetters
The
Water Systems Council
Stockert
KE. Broad Street
Columbus
Ohio
LaSalle Street
Chicago
McEwen to Seek Cutback in Federal Paperwork
Congressman Robert C. McEwen of New York plans to sponsor legislation to curb federal paperwork. He says a vast burden on small business and self employed workers comes from bureaucratic forms and mandates and seeks a Comptroller General inquiry with a one year recommendation to reduce red tape.
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Robert C. McEwen
R-N.y
Legislative Branch
Congress
House of Representatives
Comptroller General
Bears Tie Kings and Clippers in AHL Shotout
The Springfield Kings and Baltimore Clippers fought to a 3-3 tie as Springfield outshot Baltimore 41-24. Hershey Bears beat Boston Braves 5-3 to extend their Southern Division lead. Kent Douglas scored twice for Baltimore, Norm Dube countered for the Kings, and Denis De Jordy made 38 saves for Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Springfield Kings
Kings
Baltimore
Clippers
Hershey Bears
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Springfield
Kent Douglas
Norm Dube
Wayne LaChance
Denis DeJordy
Bernie Germain
Hershey
Bears
Boston
Braves
Boehm
Ron Anderson
Richie Leduc
Ron Huch Harvey
Jim Pearson
Hank Nowak
Boston pitcher Moret walks out of rehab for Christmas return
Southpaw Rovelia Moret of the Boston Red Sox, after knee surgery earlier in December, left the New England Rehabilitation Center in Woburn on crutches, then walked unaided and flew home to Puerto Rico to spend Christmas with his family.
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Boston
Rovelia Moret
Boston Red Sox
Moret
Roston
New England
Woburn
Red Sox
Buddy LeRouy
Puerto Rico
Sam Teifke Scorches 704 In Minetto Strikers Night
Sam Teifke rolled 216 264 224 for a 704 three game total in Regan's Sunday Strikers Mixed. Mel Weldon posted a 669 with 279 220, trailing Teifke among top scores. Rita Roland led women with 545 and 206 in the same league. Charlie Blair topped Minetto Merchants Men's League with 645 on 223 202 220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Will Torbitt
Gerry Ladd
Rita Roland Kegled
Marie Nelson
Ginny Gifford
Minetto Merchants
Charlie Blair
Dennis Miller
Willard Schum
Len Dawson Voted 1973 NFL Man of the Year in Kansas City
Kansas City AP Len Dawson, longtime Chiefs quarterback and sports director, was named the 1973 NFL Man of the Year. The honor includes a $20,000 regional scholarship fund in Dawson’s name and recognizes his athletic achievements and civic work with groups such as the March of Dimes and the Cancer Fund.
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Kansas City
Len Dawson
Kansas City Chiefs
Dawson
Purdue
Missouri Association For Retarded Children
March of Dimes
Cancer Fund
Alcohol Drinking Safety Program
Iun
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Canton
Ohio
NFL
Rick Volk
Baltimore
J. Simonson
Buffalo
Neal Craic
Cincinnati
Joe Jones
Cleveland
Viovd Little
Denver
Dan Pastorini
Houston
Larry Wittle
Miami
Jim Plunkett
New England
John Schmitt
New York
Jim Wilee
New
Yorlante
Crarterback
Ramon Cabr Ol
Miletolnhias
Frnie Memilen
St. Tonls
Ticht
Ted Kwalick
San Francisco
Larry Brown
Washington
DOT Commissioner Cautions Drivers on Winter Conditions
State Transportation Commissioner Raymond T. Schuler warns motorists to slow and use caution in snow and ice. New York DOT has about 6,000 workers and 1,700 vehicles including plows and salt spreaders to keep 14 000 miles of highways open with an estimated 31 million dollars in winter maintenance costs.
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Albany
Raymond T. Schuler
Schuler
State Department of Transportation
New York
DOT
Thei
Perth
Hia Way
Oten
New Eagle Scout With Troop 819
William Crist Minetto receives the Eagle badge from Troop 819 in Oswego. He began as a Cub Scout in Syracuse Pack 196 and joined Boy Scouts in Troop 196 in April 1969. His Eagle project built a troop camp site in the scout woods on Benson Ave.
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Minetto
William Crist
Syracuse
Boy Scouts
Bill
Scout Woods
Benson Ave
Robert Crist
Burden Drove
Oswego
Robert Salisbury
Ontario
Hiawatha Council
George Green
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Sue Trowbridge
Johnson Home
Johnson Road
Camp Drum
Santa Claus
Tesoreiro
Gerald Thompson
John Flanagan
William Bullock
Donald Armstrong
Richard Sawyer
Stanley Krawczyk
Jack Kio
Phyllis
N. Y
Minetto P. O
John Dial
Catherine Barclay
McEwen
ABA
Sam Teifke
Honor Dawson
Eagle Scout
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