Judge Sullivan Speaks at WSCS Spring Meeting in Fulton
The Black River Ontario District Women’s Society of Christian Service held its spring meeting at State Street United Methodist Church in Fulton. Supreme Court Justice Eugene F Sullivan received an honorary life membership for the Perkins family, and a full slate of officers was elected and installed.
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Fulton
Supreme Court
Eugene F. Sullivan
Black River-Ontario District
Women’s Society of Christian Service
State Street United Methodist Church
Sulivan
Oswego County
Ues
Wiliam E. Perkins
Womens Society
District Women’s Society
Eugene F Sullivan
Perkins
Reid Waring
Central Square
Leslie Daye
Depauville
Leon Stillman
Mannsville
Charles Fuller
George Rowlee
Walton
John Jelly
Arthur Oot
Watertown
Frank Smith
Minette
L. Lyle Nunn
Fine View
Christian Social Relations
James Lawrence
George Corse
Lacona
Leslie Craner
Lewis
Ives
Glenn Porter
Northern New
Bodley Golfers Close Season With Victory
Fulton Bodley High School golf wrapped a 5-0 win over North Syracuse in a non league match at Battle Island Golf Course. The team finished 11-7 overall and 6-4 in the Central New York Cities Conference. Medalist was Tom Wolski, a promising freshman who will boost Fulton next season. Coach Tom Carroll notes several underclassmen expected to return, including John Wallace, Dan Chalifoux, Dave Camp, Bill White, and Bill Libera.
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Fulton
Bodley High School
North Syracuse
Battle Island
New York Cities
Red Raiders
Tom Wolski
Tom Carroll
John Wallace
Dan Chalifoux
Dave Camp
Bill White
Bill Libera
Fulton Obituary for Mrs Geneva Ostrander 88
Mrs Geneva Ostrander 88 former Fulton resident died Thursday at Evergreen Nursing Home Williamstown where she had been a patient since January She was widow of Arthur R Ostrander Surviving four daughters Mildred Morgan Amber Zulma Hough Jake Temple Homer King Fulton a son Arthur Ostrander Fulton sister Sarah Reasoner brother Ross Owen California several grandchildren great and great great grandchildren Funeral service conducted by Rev Robert Gustke Monday at 11 am Allanson Glanville Tappan Funeral Home 652 Lamson Rd Lysander Burial Jacksonville Cemetery Calling hours Saturday 7 to 9 pm Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
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Arthur R. Ostrander Fulton
Geneva Ostrander
Fulton
Lysander- Bowens Corners Rd
Evergreen Nursing Home
Williamstown
Arthur R. Ostrander
Mildred Morgan
Amber
N.Y
Zulma Hough
Jake Temple
Homer King
Arthur Ostrander
Sarah Reasoner
Ross Owen
California
Robert £. Gustke
Allanson-Glanville-Tappan
Lamson Rd
Lysander
Jacksonville
Funeral
Y Excursion To Summer Camp In Fulton
Fulton YMCA announces a preliminary excursion to summer camp on June 19 for boys seven years old and up. The trip includes a sleepover with evening games, returning to the YMCA for the night and 8:30 a.m. pickup. Enrollment limited to 20, open to non members. applications available at the office, due by June 6.
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Fulton
Fulton Ymca
YMCA
Tryniski Tops Lakeview Lanes Greco’s League with 644
Tryniski Sr led the Lakeview Lanes Greco's TV League with a 644 triple and 249 high. Alyesworth 580 with 245 best, BeSaw 563 and 221, Hulett 553, Diak 551, Cooper 545 with 241, Maryiiuk 543, Contors 536, Heagerty 533, Scurtl 529. Champs and Top Cats tied for first with 71, others include BRCs and Gutterbuggers.
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Falton
Ed Tryniski Sr
Lakeview Lanes
Vince Alyesworth
Ron Besaw
Ed Hulett
Steve Diak
Lee Cooper
Steve Maryiiuk
Bob Contors
Paul Heagerty
Barney Scurtl
Champs
Top Cats
BRC
Kiwanis Sponsor Helicopter Rides At Kidhaven Days
Fulton Kiwanis will sponsor Jet Ranger helicopter rides at Kidhaven Park during the third annual Kidhaven Days from June 9 to 12. Rides, in cooperation with Camillus Airport, run Thursday and Friday evenings from 6 40 to about 9 30 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 30 p.m.
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Fulton
Fulton Kiwanis
Kidhave Park
Kidhaven
Camillus
Barbecue Saturday at Granby Center Methodist Church
The United Methodist Church at Granby Center will hold a chicken barbecue Saturday at 5 p.m. until all are served. Mrs. Floyd Kelly Jr and her committee are in charge.
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Fulton
United Methodist Church
Granby Center
Floyd Kelly Jr
Hew Committee
N Y Legislators Won't Seek Pay Hike This Year
Albany NY AP reports lawmakers will not vote themselves a pay raise this year though expense allowances may rise. A bill to extend a state commission studying the issue clears for Senate floor signaling Senate leader Brydges gave up on raises this session. Assembly Speaker Duryea opposed raises amid fiscal austerity.
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Albany
N.Y
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Brydges
Assembly
Perry B. Duryea
Duryea
Commission
Teachers Association Honors Three Retiring
Phoenix area teachers were honored at the Phoenix Teachers Association Spring dinner hosted by the Pennellville PTA. About 100 attended as retiring faculty Mrs. Helen Hansen Miss Mary Crisafuli and Mrs. Doris Jones received gifts and retirement pins. Other civic and school leaders were in attendance.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Teachers Association
Pennellville Parent Teacher Association
Pennellville
Jeffrey Gorton
Gorton
Dorothy Raus
Kit Meeker
Elsie Peterson
William Renfrew
James Vaccaro
Vaccaro
Board of
Ray Chesbro
Hansen
Jones
Teachers Association
New York State Teachers Association
J. C. Birdlebough
Laura Egbert
Kenneth Upcraft
Fiedler
Aura Cole
Parent Teacher Association
Callimachus Lodge
A.M
Donald Eaton
Mason
Altar Rosary Society
Veronica
Robert Hannon
Cherry Hill
N.J
Glen Fleming
Helen Potter
Summer Rites And Church Activities In Phoenix
In Phoenix the Church of Christ United holds services with Rev Norman E Isaman delivering This Too Shall Pass and Handel's Blessed Thou the Lord as junior choir anthem John Van Epps a Colgate Rochester Divinity student assists in June and July Flowers honor Asa Candee planted by his children. United Methodist topics include Gods Chosen with Youth choir How Great Thou Art and June gatherings feature picnics and a WSCS summer meeting Various church calendar items list trustees meetings and the Central New York Conference in Ithaca and an antique show. Michael Pecola attends Detroit delegates meetings for NEA first time Phoenix system gains national representation due to teacher membership thresholds.
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Phoenix
Church of Christ United
Norman E. Isaman
Handel
John van Epps
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Asa Candee
William Godfrey
Milton Candee
Harold Claycomb
Mattles Recreation Park
Richard L. Tillapaugh
United Methodist Church
Joyce MacDougal
Barbara Sherman
Gerald Earle
Earl LaFave
Edward Michels
Albert Robinson
WSCS
Central New York
Ithaca College
Michael Pecola
Cherry Street’ School
House of Delegates
National Assembly of the
NEA
Detroit
National Association
Teacher Tenure Bill Returns To Haunt Capitol
A contentious New York tenure bill returns to the Capitol as the Assembly amends the law to suspend its effective date to October 1. The plan retroactive to May 9 would grant tenure to teachers in their third probation year as previously agreed. The amendment passed overwhelmingly and moves to the Senate.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Assembly
Eugene Levy
Suffern
Levy
Senate
Sedita formally chosen as Erie County executive nominee
Erie County Democratic Organization endorses Mayor Frank A. Sedita as its candidate for county executive after a special meeting. Sedita, 63, said he accepted the new challenge. The committee did not act on former U.S. Rep. Richard D. McCarthy’s potential candidacy, which faced labor opposition. Sedita had hesitated to run but changed plans.
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Buffalo
Erie County Democratic Organization
Frank A. Sedita
Sedita
U.S
Richard D
Max"’ McCarthy
McCarthy
Joseph F. Crangle
Eggers Named S U Chancellor and President
Syracuse University trustees elected Melvin A. Eggers to the posts of chancellor and president. Eggers, 55, had been acting chancellor since March 15 and was provost before. He succeeds John E. Corbally Jr., who left after 17 months to lead the University of Illinois.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Melvin A. Eggers
Syracuse University
Eggers
John E. Corbally
University of Illinois
Yale University
Man Who Fled Court Still Eludes Police
Richard Billings 22 of Sanborn Niagara County fled from Onondaga County Court House during a trial on a hotel clerk theft charge. He bolted during a recess, chased by juror John F. Hines who was knocked down but unharmed. Police issued an all points bulletin as the escape continued.
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Syracuse
N.Y
New York
Onondaga County
Richard Billings
Sanborn
Niagara County
Onondaga County Court House
Billings
John F. Hines
Hines
Soviet Economic Push In Bolivia Aims At Oil Boom
In La Paz the Soviet Union launches an economic offensive to outpace U.S. influence under President Juan Jose Torres. Moscow plans oil exploration on the high Andean plateau with a 35 to 40 million dollar four year program, coordinating with Bolivia's energy minister Enrique Mariaca who condemns U.S. oil policy and lauds Soviet aid.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Soviet Union
U.S
Juan Jose Torres
Torres
Andean
Enrique Mariaca
Coral haven draws scientists and divers to Heron Island
Heron Island off Queensland hosts a living coral display attracting marine scientists and skin divers from around the world Jover.
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Heron Island
Australia
Queensland
Supreme Court rules on new districting impact
The Supreme Court ruled that districting plans formulated by federal judges do not require Washington submission for approval under the 1965 Voting Rights Act. It suggested a preference for single member districts over multi member at large. The decision arose from a Mississippi case challenging a state legislature apportionment plan.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Jackson
Miss
Justice Department
U.S
Painters Strike Halts Western New York Projects
In Western New York thousands of workers faced work stoppages as Painters District Council 4 AFL CIO began picketing after failed contract talks. About 1,000 union members joined lines, impacting projects in Buffalo and across Erie Genesee and Chautauqua Counties, including the Memorial Hospital enlargement.
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Buffalo
New York
Painters District Council 4
AFL -Cio
Painters
Memorial Oo
Buffal
Legislative actions move through Senate in varied bills
Measures approved or defeated cover mortgage loan interest limits, a study of gambling feasibility, school dress codes for health standards, extended racing days for smaller tracks, a 6 percent pay raise for court employees, and a failed subpoena power for the consumer protection board. Senator William T. Smith criticizes government overreach.
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Senate
Assembly
Brydges
Monticello
Catskill
State Consumer Protection Board
William T. Smith
Big Flats
Unemployment Near Eight Year High Retains Labor News
The civilian labor force rose to 82 million, up 200000 and a record high. Nonfarm payrolls increased 420000 to 70.8 million, first gain since January but well below March 1970 peak. Average work week held at 37 hours. manufacturing at 39.9 hours, still under March 1969 high.
Earth surface area approximation
The Earth's surface covers about 197 million square miles. This figure reflects both land and ocean areas and is commonly cited in geographic references.
Minetto Scouts Attend Ontario District Gathering
Minetto representatives from Cub Scout Pack 819 and Boy Scout Troop 819 joined the Ontario District Hi awatha Council gathering. Edward Briggs was named Chairman of the District Cub Committee and Ruth Flumerfelt was named to the Committee.
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Minetto
Ontario
Hiawatha Council
Masonic Temple
Oswego
Anthony Miceli
Robert Eason
Robert Flumerfelt
Edward Briggs
Velma Shaw
Sue Bock
Robert Salisbury
Thomas Alesi
Willis Bellanger
Ruth Flumerfelt
Minetto Track Meet Winners At District Meet
Minetto School held the district wide track meet for 11 to 14 year olds on May 24 with Kim Schneider taking first in the 50 yard dash and broad jump events, Linda Potter first in the 75 yard dash and running broad jump, and Thelma Fountain winning the soccer throw. Second places included Thelma Fountain in soccer throw and Sandy Janice in running broad jump, with Maureen Dement and others placing in various events. The girls junior high county meet occurred on June 1 at Leighton School.
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Minetto
Kim Schneider
Karen Smith
Linda Potter
Thelma Fountain
Maureen Dement
Sandy Janice
Terry Frost
Debbie Cipra
Leighton School
Sandy Creek Library Club visits Niagara Falls
The Sandy Creek Central School Library Club, 21 members with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Denver Miles, Mrs. Ralph Bettinger and John Liponsky, toured the Niagara Falls area. They visited the aquarium near the American falls, Skylon Tower, and Tussard's Wax Museum on the Canadian side, ending with dinner at the Rainbow dining room in the Sheraton Brock Hotel.
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Sandy Creek
Sandy Creek Central School Library Club
Niagara Falls
Denver Miles
Ralph Bettinger
John Liponsky
Aquarium
Falls
Skylon
Tussard’s
Rainbow
Sheraton Brock
Minetto Band and Chorus Concert This Tuesday
Minetto School Band directed by Edward Lisk and the chorus led by Miss Mary Ward will present a musical program this Tuesday. The Elementary Band and Combined Band perform selections and solos, while the Elementary Chorus sings several numbers. Students invite all to enjoy the fine music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minetto
Edward Lisk
Mary Ward
Minetto Fourth Graders Stage Speech Drama About Parts of Speech
Jane Dedyck’s Fourth Grade class at Minetto School under Mrs Julie Patrick presented a play last Friday for two other fourth grades about the parts of speech. The spaceship Phrase lands on Planet Grammar with roles assigned to students and the class performed as stars and planets. Miss Mildred McBride’s third grade group also presented Cinderella to other third grades last week with Miss Diane Wood helping. The sixth graders James Metcalf Henry Seamon and Joseph Oleyourryk visited Selkirk Shores State Park on Wednesday for their class trip.
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Minetto
Jane Dedyck
Minetto School
Julie Patrick
Ford Babcock
Bob Flumerfelt
Gene Olcott
Tim Beck
Cathy Cole
Bonnie Scruton
Tammy Forbes
Kim Hanes
Margie Sharkey
Mildred McBride
Diane Wood
James Metcalf
Henry Seamon
Joseph Oleyourryk
Selkirk Shores State Park
Brownie Fly Up Rites Held for 11 Scouts
A Brownie Fly Up ceremony was held at Fellowship Hall United Methodist Church for 11 Troop 466 girls advancing to Jr. Troop 10. Names include Mary Kate Abraham, Darby Achorn, Jamie Jo Brancato, Tammy Gibson, Jill Stark, Karen Walrath, Deborah Barone, Ella Briand, Colleen Driscoll, Pam Halpin, by Brownie leader Mrs Theodore Hatter and Jr Troop leader Mrs Anthony Miceli. Mothers attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minetto
Fellowship Hall
United Methodist Church
Troop 466
Mary Kate Abraham
Darby Achorn
Jamie Jo Brancato
Tammy Gibson
Jill Stark
Karen Walrath
Deborah Barone
Ella Briand
Colleen Driscoll
Pam Halpin
Myrtis Valentino
Theodore Hatter
Anthony Miceli
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Bodley
Lael
Tryniski
Fulton Lodge of Elks
Elks
James B. Hanlon
Raymond LaBeef
Nicholas
Hopman
Roland C. Quade
Edward Kilmer
Raymond Rebeor
S.U
Ussr
Innes Wnw
The
Union
Erie Genesee and
Chautauqua Counties
Minetto News
SCCS
Foster & Adams
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Harrison
Victor Dean
South Warren S
Allied Chemicals
Alcaneee Ene
Benguet
Neee
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Campbell Soup
Carrier Corp
Comant
Console Edison
Crouse Hinds
Dow Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
Gen Am Trans
Gen Dynamics
Gen Electric
Seesee
Litton
Nerine Midland
Merck
McDonald-Douglas
Marcor Corp
Sccsssess
Minn Min & Mfg
Mohawk Data
Csccees
Monsanto Chem
National Dist
Seseses
Pan American
Penn Central
Pepsico
Phillips Pete
Pittchet Gay
Palardid
Vccassctis
Repub Steel
Reviow
Reynolds Tob
St. Regis Paver
Sears Roebuck
Shell
Teledyne
Texas Gulf
OED
Transamerica
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
U & Rebber c
Cccces
SF EL
Kas Deers Westinghouse
Xerox Senha Seccsetese
American Excl
Alamera Oil
Atlas Mining
Hygrade Foods Anail
Kaiser Ind
Kenton Co
Ccococs Mohawk Airlines
AVERA
Dow-Jones, Inc
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