Mexico Academy wins land judging contest trophy
Mexico Academy and Central School students captured first place in the county Vo-Ag land judging contest. Harold Tifft presented the trophy at the Cooperators Meeting and dinner at the Mexico Methodist church hall. Larry Wilkinson of Mexico School earned the Top Boy award and $25 prize.
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Vo-Ag
Mexico Academy
Central School
Harold Tifft
Mexico Methodist Church Hall
William J. King
Larry Wilkinson
Mexico
Wilkinson
Mexico team wins Oswego County 4-H judging contest
The winning team from Mexico— Wilkinson Clair Spicer Richard Guile Tony Lee and David MacDougall—received the Pollock Root Insurance Agency plaque of Fulton. Sandy Creek placed second and received a district plaque. Top ten boys earned cash awards from local banks and firms. Dr Herbert Van Schaack of Oswego State University spoke on youth programs and 4-H work in Amboy Sandy Creek Fairgrounds and conservation projects. The Oswego County Soil and Water Conservation District sponsored the dinner and program with Donald MacVean as toastmaster.
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Mexico Academy
Central School
Oswego County Soil Conservation District
Mexico Methodist Church Hall
Mexico
Allen Bailey
Mexico School
Larry Wilkinson
Clair Spicer
Richard Guile
Tony Lee
David MacDougall
David Hinman
Gary Stack
Chris Campbell
Hannibal
Mike Aldrich
Sandy Creek
William King
Donald McVean
Harold Tifft
Dick Halsey
Wilkinson
Pollock Root Insurance Agency
Fulton
Millie Aldrich
Danny Tryon
Doug Brownell
Bruce Salisbury
Larry Miller
Oswego County Commercial Bankers
Pomona Grange
Oswego County Savings Bank
Marine Midland Trust
Oswego
Spicer
Guile
Lee
MacDougall
All of Mexico
Herbert van Schaack
The
State University College At
Oswego County
van Schaack
Amboy
Sandy Creek Fair
Oswego County Soil and Water
Lions Install New Officers at Mexico Club Dinner
Mexico Lions Club held a dinner meeting at the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall where John R. McMahon installed officers led by Clifford Rode as president and B Olin Backus as first vice president. District Governor McMahon also presented Key Membership awards to Theodore Polczak and Robert Mack.
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Mexico
Lion John R. McMahon
Fellowship Hall
the Methodist Church
Clifford Rode
B. Olin Backus
Richard Askew
William Hagen
Karl Gibbs
Donald Field
Harold Cole
Russell Sturtz
Lion Tanner
Charles Cutuli
Charles DeGone
Robert Brown
Harold Russ
Glenn Crosway
McMahon
Theodore Polczak
Robert Mack
Zone
Robert Murray
Mexico Lions Club
Lion Polczak
Lion Field
WSCS
Lion
Russell D. Damstra
The
Presbyterian Church
Lion B .Olin Backus
Lion Cole
Cindy Murray
Elaine Russ
Clifford Pasquale
Ben Patrick
Craig Polczak
Tim Barrett
John Carrocio
Hue Junta Endorses Step Toward Civilian Regime
Vietnamese junta and Buddhist leaders agree on a framework naming civilians to the ruling directorate by Sunday and setting a process for a civilian government. A new junta chairman will be elected next Monday as talks resume at Gia Long palace in Saigon. The plan includes a people’s and armed forces council by June 19 and a September 11 constituent assembly election to draft a constitution.
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Buddhist Institute
Saigon
Gia Long
Nguyen van Thieu
People’s and Armed Forces Council
Funeral services for Arby L. Hort held at church
Funeral services for Arby L. Hort were held at 9 30 a m in the Episcopal Church of the Evangelists with burial in Riverside cemetery Pulaski. The Rev Edwin G Molnar officiated and bearers included George Hort Arby Combs Richard Strong Charles Timon Nathaniel Combs and William Bonney.
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Arby L. Hort
Episcopal Church of the Evangelists
Edwin G. Molnar
Riverside Cemetery
Pulaski
George Hort
Arby Combs
Richard Strong
Charles Timon
Nathaniel Combs
William Bonney
New Movie Program The Wonderful World of Movies on WSGO
Oswego theatre manager James B. Macris will emcee The Wonderful World of Movies on Radio WSGO starting at 7 30 this evening and every Thursday through the fall season. Topics include film production distribution education and freedom for films with material by the MPAA and contributors Universal 20th Century Fox Warner Bros Paramount Columbia and MGM. The program director Fritz Harris says it will cover film education public service and a lifelong history of motion pictures.
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Oswego
James B. Macris
WSGO
Macris
Crawford Opposes Minimum Pay Hire in Assembly Vote
Assemblyman Edward F. Crawford of Oswego was among 14 upstate Republicans to cast the lone negative vote against the $1.50 minimum wage bill in the Assembly. Senator H. Douglas Barc lay of Pulaski voted against it yesterday.
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Edward F., Crawford
Oswego
Assembly
H. Douglas Barclay
Pulaski
Torn to star in You're a Big Boy Now film
Rip Torn will headline the movie You're a Big Boy Now alongside Geraldine Page and Julie Harris in a Hollywood production.
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Big Boy
Torn Hollywood
UPI
Rip Torn
Geraldine Page
Julie Harris
Potter Rites Set for Vera Coon Potter
Graveside prayers will be held at 2 p m Saturday in Evergreen cemetery Orwell for Vera Coon Potter who died Monday in San Diego California The Rev Nelson Reppert will officiate She was born in Orwell daughter of William H and Hattie Coon a former teacher She lived at Wesley Palms Home for Retired Teachers in San Diego Surviving are a son Aubrey H Potter two grandchildren and a great grandchild all of San Diego a brother Ivan Coon of Southwest Oswego Services were held Wednesday in San Diego.
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Vera C. Potter Pulaski
Evergreen Cemetery
Orwell
Vera Coon Potter
San Diego
Calif
Nelson Reppert
Orwell Methodist Church
Aubrey H. Potter
Ivan Coon
Southwest Oswego
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