Fulton Raceway Triple Feature Saturday Night
Fulton Raceway announces Saturday night triple feature with two events next weekend. Sunday June 11 will host the Fulton 100 a 1 000 prize for the 100 lapper. Lee Osborne Dutch Hoag headline the field along with Bill Blum Jim Shampine Bruce Havens Gene La Lone John Halstead and more in a night of three divisions starting at 8 15 p m with warmups at 7 45 p m.
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Fulton
Fulton Raceway
Lee Osborne
Dutch Hoag
Bill Blum
Jim Shampine
Bruce Havens
Oriskany Falls
Havens
Gene la Lone
Camillus
John Halstead
Phoenix
Hannibal Man Held on Grand Larceny Charge
Earl James Hutchinson of Hannibal was arraigned in city court on a grand larceny second degree count for taking a car from Palmer Chevrolet garage, using it for a joy ride, then returning it. He waived a preliminary hearing and was ordered held for Oswego County Grand Jury.
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Fulton
Hannibal
Damascus Draws Pole in Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct
Damascus earned the No 1 post position for Saturdays Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct with 103-year olds in the field. If all start the purse reaches 125000 added, totaling 149700 with the winner taking 105950 in the 144 mile race. Blasting Charge drew No 2, Prinkipo No 3 and Proud Clarion No 4.
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Damascus
New York
Aqueduct
Blasting Charge
Prinkipo
Proud Clarion
Fishing Derby Next Saturday
Fulton officials sponsor a youth fishing derby for ages five to 15 at Rowlee Beach on Saturday June 10. Two divisions 5 to 9 and 9 to 15 with prizes for largest fish most fish and smallest fish. Registration 8 30 a m derby 9 30 a m rain date the following week. Glenn Gates chairs with Norman Hayden Richard Hyde Ray Wallace and Leonard Spaziani assisting.
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Fulton
Pathfinder Fish and Game Club
Fulton Recreation Commission
Knights of Columbus assembly to elect officers
Sir Knights of the Pathfinder Assembly Fourth Degree will meet Tuesday evening June 6 at the K of C Home to elect officers for the new term and discuss other business. Sir Knight and Faithful Navigator Robert Dings will preside.
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Fulton
Knights of
Visit Bath Hospital Fulton members bring cheer to patients
P L A W Post 19 and auxiliary visited the Veterans Hospital at Bath and distributed candy, coffee, and home made cookies. Prizes were awarded to patients. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs John Rok Mr and Mrs LaBoda Mr and Mrs Walter Jasak Mr and Mrs Bill Mercier Mr and Mrs Steve Sychtysz Theresa Rogala Albina Janas Mary Gadazala and Ann Tryt.
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Bath Hospital
Fulton
P. L.A.W. Post 19
Veterans Hospital
Bath
John Rok
LaBoda
Walter Jasak
Bill Mercier
Steve Sychtysz
Theresa Rogala
Albina Janas
Mary Gadazala
Ann Tryt
More Students on Honor Roll at Bodley High
A Fulton supplement to G. Ray Bodley High School second marking period Spring term lists High Honor students Theresa Arcadi Betty Austin Michael Booth Michele Brothers Margaret Butler Russell Cook William Cook John Darling David Hopkins John Leotta Virginia Leotta Edwin Litwak Nancy McCollum Thomas Merrifield Donna Norton Denise Samuels Edward Sobota Henry Sobota Patti Taylor Margaret Waelde. The Honor Roll includes Stephen Abraham Karen Arcadi Joe Bzdula Kenyon Crouch Colleen Currier Nancy Foster Debra Hill Charles Liberti Gay Musumeci Ivy Pearce Nancy Simpson Alicia Swiadowski Linda Vannucci.
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Theresa Arcadi
Betty Austin
Michael Booth
Michele Brothers
Margaret Butler
Russell Cook
William Cook
John Darling
David Dexter
David Hopkins
John Leotta
Virginia Leotta
Edwin Litwak
Nancy McCollum
Thomas Merrifield
Donna Norton
Denise Samuels
Edward Sobota
Henry Sobota
Patti Taylor
Margaret Waelde
Stephen Abraham
Karen Arcadi
Joe Bzdula
Kenyon Crouch
Colleen Currier
Nancy Foster
Debra Hill
Charles Liberti
Fulton Obituary for Mabel Inch
Mrs. Mabel Inch of RD 4 Oswego died Thursday evening at her daughter Mrs Charles Spaulding’s home after several months illness. Born in Canada she spent most of life in the area and was a former Fulton resident. Surviving include four daughters Mrs James Harper Parish Mrs Myrtle Chillson Hannibal Center Mrs Allan Payne Fulton and Mrs Spaulding, two sons Harvey Inch Fulton and Harry Inch Hannibal, plus grandchildren and siblings in Canada. Services Sunday at 3 p.m. at Young and Son funeral home officiated by Rev Howard Gabriel. Burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7–9 p.m. and Saturday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Fulton
Mabel Inch
RD 4
Oswego
Charles Spaulding
Canada
Inch
Spaulding
James Harper
Parish
Myrtle Chillson
Hannibal Center
Allan Payne
Harvey Inch
Harry Inch
Hannibal
Young and Son
Howard Gabriel
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Holden and Snyder Obituaries Share Fulton Deaths
Fulton Allen Holden died Thursday evening at his son Francis Holden's home in Fulton. Surviving are wife Mary Clarke Holden, two daughters Evelyn De Lapp and Marion Holden, 13 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, and brother Guy Holden. Services held at Springer funeral home with burial in Vermillion cemetery. Raymond Snyder infant son of George and Dorine Snyder died at Oswego Hospital. Surviving are three brothers and a sister, grandparents, and private funeral services at St Peter's Cemetery. Arrangements with main funeral home.
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Fulton
Allen Holden
Francis Holden
Seneca St
Mary Clarke Holden
Evelyn de Lapp
Oswego
Marion Holden
RD 6
Francis
Guy Holden
Rochester
Springer Funeral Home
Leonard Piepoli
William Crouch
Vermillion Cemetery
Raymond Snyder
George
Dorine Doe Snyder
Erie St
Oswego Hospital
George R. Michael L
Joseph R. Snyder
Joan Snyder
Margaret Thurston
Harold Coe
Mexico
St. Peter's Cemetery
Polish Veterans to Meet Sunday in Fulton
A joint meeting of P.L.A.W. Post 19 and auxili ary is planned for Sunday June 11 at 7 p.m. in Fulton. Commander John Roik and auxiliary president Julia LaBoda will report on a Brooklyn convention. Delegates include Joe Wonska Adam Janas Walt Jasak John Borek Dora Roik Jose Hudyma and others. Refreshments will follow under a committee led by Dora Roik Josie Hudyma Katherine Komanicki Mary Gadazila Jane Kabet Wanda Mastees and Evelyn Benis.
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Fulton
P.L.A.W. Post 19
Brooklyn
John Roik
Julia LaBoda
Joe Wonska
Adam Janas
Walt Jasak
John Borek
Dora Roik
Jose Hudyma
Josie Hudyma
Katherine Komanicki
Mary Gadazila
Jane Kabet
Wanda Mastees
Evelyn Benis
Illegal New York Lottery Tickets Sale in Ontario
Ontario's attorney general Arthur Wishart states that selling or distributing New York State lottery tickets in Ontario is illegal. He says such sales are indictable offenses and policing would mirror enforcement for Irish Sweepstake tickets.
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New York
Ontario
Toronto
Arthur Wishart
Wishart
Fulton Couple Wed 50 Years
Fulton residents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ensworth celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a May 7 party at Lake View Lanes. Guests came from Long Beach California to Syracuse and Fulton area towns. The couple were married by Rev Burwell of First Methodist, with music by Theodore Ensworth and his orchestra. A Grand March for 18 couples featured Van Teddy Ensworth and Deborah Ensworth.
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Fulton
Roy Ensworth
First St
Lake View Lanes
Long Beach
Calif
Waterloo
Oriskany Falls
Weedsport
Cato
Ira
Fairport
Rome
Turin
Syracuse
Utica
Oswego
Baldwinsville
Phoenix
Pennellville
Liverpool
Hannibal
Ensworth
Burwell
First Methodist Church
McBride
Theodore Ensworth
van Teddy Ensworth
Deborah Ensworth
Class Donation Lowers Federal Debt by 1.97
A high school government class raised 1970 dollars to retire a portion of the U S federal debt. Through April 30 the special debt retirement fund had 90906682 dollars, aided by Susan Vaughan Clayton of Houston and Rep Charles Bennett who funded the program. Bennett gave the first 1000 dollars as contributors include a young student seeking to help reduce the debt.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Special Fund
Susan Vaughan Clayton
Houston
Tex
Charles Bennett
D-Fla
Bennett
Thousands Buy New York State Lottery Tickets on First Day
In New York thousands flocked to banks and hotels to buy one dollar lottery tickets as the state launched its new program. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller aims for about 1 million daily sales, with profits estimated at 198 million after prizes and costs to fund education. Monthly prizes total 300,000 per million in tickets sold, and a yearly superprize of 250,000 is planned.
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New York
Norman Gallman
Robert von Bevern
First National City Bank
Manhattan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
McNamara orders halt to military drinking rituals
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara ordered an immediate halt to initiation style drinking ceremonies in all services. He demanded a report by June 15 on any hazardous or unbecoming rituals and told chiefs to terminate such practices at once following the death of Lt Ronald Greer Reeves, a Clemson graduate and nondrinker, at Fort Bragg after a prop blast event.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Aniform
McNamara
Army
Navy
Air Force
Ronald Greer Reeves
Reeves
Clemson University
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Sugar sweetens whipped half pint cream with three to four tablespoons
A historical note states that to sweeten a half pint of whipped cream, sugar is typically added in amounts of three to four tablespoons. This guidance reflects traditional kitchen practice for balancing sweetness with cream.
Gail Bovard and John Warner wed at Spring Lake church
Miss Gail Leah Bovard daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Bovard Phoenix and John Arthur Warner son of Mr and Mrs Harry Warner Spring Lake were married May 27 at 2 pm in Spring Lake Methodist Church. Rev Dan Benedict officiated. The bride wore a lace sleeved gown with long train and veil anchored by a tiara. She carried white daisies. Attendants included Howard Warner Syracuse. About 50 guests attended the reception. The couple will reside at 5 Ross Place Auburn after a wedding trip. The bride’s family and friends from Phoenix attended including grandparents and multiple aunts and uncles.
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Phoenix
Gail Leah Bovard
Cecil Bovard
Bridge St
John Arthur Warner
Harry Warner
Spring Lake
Spring Lake Methodist Church
Dan Benedict
Lloyd Bennett
Elbridge
Howard Warner
Syracuse
Ross Place
Auburn
Phoenix School
Warmer
Port Byron
General Electric Company
Leah Chase
Avis Smith
Helen Lee
Robert Miller
Roy Rogers
John Thompson
Etta Armlin
Michael Warner
Phoenix Lionettes
Casbah
Three Rivers
Elizabeth Ann Klerks
Maria Regina College
Alfred Gough
Fayetteville
Anthony Kottage
North
Thalia
Congregational Church
Mu Beta
Dorcas
John Richardson
Paul Mandigo
Rochester
House OKs Bill For 228 Million Operating Funds
Washington AP House members voted to block a five percent cut in three federal agencies and approved a 228 million dollar operating funds bill for fiscal 1968. The vote was by voice with no roll call as most members did not want one, including Rep. Bow who proposed the cut. House salaries are largely fixed by law, and most money in the bill goes to salaries.
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Washington
House
Frank T. Bow
Robio
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
George W. Andrews
Dala
Thurday
Upstate New York to see above normal temperatures
Extended forecasts from the U S Weather Bureau predict Albany and Upstate New York will run near to above normal from Saturday through Wednesday with daytime highs in the 70s to low 80s and nighttime lows in the 50s to around 60.
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Albany
N.Y
Upstate
New York
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fourth Annual Antique Show and Sale set for June 5 6
The fourth annual antique show and sale will be held in the education building Monday and Tuesday June 5 and 6. The event is listed among local activities with other community notices including church services and meetings.
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Phoenix
First Methodist
Franklin A. Weaver
Burton Fuller
Lock St
Shirley Temple Optional Run For Congress Mentioned
In Woodside California AP report Rep J Arthur Younger will not seek re election next year. State Sen Richard J Colwig of Atherton a Republican has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the House seat. Shirley Temple Black said she would back Colwig if he ran and did not rule herself out if he does not run.
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Woodside
Calif
Shirley Temple
Congress
J. Arthur Younger
Richard J. Colwig
Atherton
Younger
Shirley Temple Black
Dolwig
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Cayage St
Carl L. Johnson
Carol Longley
Earl Longley
State University College
Miss Longley
Fulton High School
Hannibal Central School
Longley Bros. Dodge
East River Road
N. Y
Chevrolet
Corvan
Econoline van
G.M.C
Nestle's
Apply Employment Office
The
Nestle Co., Inc
Bodley High
Law's
MR. and
Mrs
Palladium-Times
Sec
Lakeview
Phillip Street
Oswego County
Gail L. Bovard
John A. Warner
Bernard Hourihan Sr
Fred Lotser
Mandigo
Lilac Park
Dennis L. Kimball
State University of New York Agricultural and Technical College
Alfred
Sheridan Vickery
Fla
Edward Dickinson
Palmyra
Carla Rowland
Sen. Dolwig
Lakeview Lanes
Sweet-Woods Memorial CO
Gaba Oolly
Barre
Malin St
Phoenix, N. Y
Monroe
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