Troop 23 at Camporee Holds Sandy Creek Event
Scout Troop 23 attended the 49th Spring Camporee at Sandy Creek with Scoutmaster Franklin Potter and Edward Butler. They earned a B rating, seven patrol citations, and second place for the nearest and best organized campsite. Donald Alexander and David Potter were inducted into the Order of the Arrow. Transportation was provided by Potter, Butler, Mrs. Davis, Mr. MacDougall, and Mr. McGinnigle.
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Cleveland
Sandy Creek
Franklin Potter
Edward Butler
Harold Morse
Donald Alexander
David Potter
Order of the Arrow
Potter
Butler
Davis
MacDougall
McGinnigle
Oversight Will Bring Teacher New Home Trip
Miss Irene Roloff, a 69 year old former Indiana teacher now living in Flint Michigan, received a $19009.27 lump sum and will get $135.17 monthly from the Indiana Teachers Retirement Fund. Officials say rapid fund growth and past years of service credit explain the large payout despite not yet reaching 65 when she left Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Flint
Mich
Irene Roloff
Michigan
Indiana
Indiana Teachers Retirement Fund
Earl M. Utterback
Roloff
Utterback
A New and Elegant Dining Experience at Chart Room Oswego NY
The Chart Room in Oswego New York invites diners to try its Turf and Surf house specialty featuring a broiled steak and lobster tail with drawn butter. The meal includes potatoes salad relishes hot bread and a juice or beverage all for $2.50. Each table has its own pepper mill and salt shaker enhancing the dining experience.
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Oswego
New York
Grading Begins for Chiropractor Licensing Tests
The New York State Education Department moves to grade licensing examinations for chiropractors in an Oct. 1 regulatory start. Chiropractors plan to seek a Court of Appeals ruling to halt grading while legal challenges proceed, with the high court not hearing the case until next fall. The Appellate Division upheld the licensing law's constitutionality, a setback for the chiropractors.
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Albany
N.Y
State Education Department
Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Second Department
Definition Louisville rail lugger horse term
Louisville dispatch notes a term rail lugger used to describe a race horse that stays close to the inside rail during the race. The brief explanation frames the expression as a specialized riding technique frequently observed in competitive racing in Kentucky.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
The Voice Of Broadway Guides for New York Visitors
A travel guide for out of town visitors to New York, offering cost expectations, etiquette, and theatre recommendations. It advises treating the city like Paris or Rome, noting higher costs, tips on dress, and cautions about stage shows and top venues. It highlights preferred productions such as Hello Dolly and Hamlet and emphasizes politeness of locals and dress standards in fine restaurants.
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New York
Paris
London
Rome
ABC
Dylan
Alec Guinness
Charlie
James Baldwin
Burgess Meredith
Diana Sands
Pat Hingle
Rip Torn
Living Theatre
Gotham
Colony
Pavillon
Cafe Chauveron
Heloise
Wood District social notices from Pulaski and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Martin Mowers of Pulaski were Wednesday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Erwin Spencer. Week of local callers included the Chapmans and Chapmans Louie and Lois, and many extended families visiting across Pulaski, Syracuse, Mexico, Buffalo and Virginia.
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Maurice Halsey
David
Colosse
Ray Presley
Fay Presley
Syracuse
Max Halsey
Mickey
Mexico
Richard Skinner
Buffalo
Melwin Spencer
Archie Neill Jr
Mirrell Mooney
Sue Mooney
Mis
April
Arthur Chapman
Walton Watson
Fulton
Edwin Spencer
Donald Cornell
Cleveland Mothers Club Elects Officers in Meeting
The Cleveland Mothers Club met in the Elementary School cafeteria and elected officers: Josephine Demma president Delores Pelkey first vice president Marian Tucker second vice president Charlotte Alexander corresponding secretary Henrietta Trapp recording secretary and Barbara Engelbrekt treasurer. The attendance contest was a tie between Mr Streka's third grade and Miss Welch's sixth grade. The next meeting will be June 15 with a PTA discussion and an invitation to all mothers fathers and teachers.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Mothers Club
Josephine Demma
Delores Pelkey
Marian Tucker
Charlotte Alexander
Henrietta Trapp
Barbara Engelbrekt
Streka
Miss Welch
Heloise Readers Offer Handy Household Fixes
A collection of reader tips covers sneaker care with washable inner soles, slipcover repairs using extra fabric, taming nail polish with BBs, adding corks to prevent chair tipping, reshaping limp hats with sprayed spray, and keeping pot lids organized. Readers also share a method to eliminate metal taste in coffee makers and a grandmother’s jelly jar pie crust scraps baked in ramekins.
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Heloise
Dodgers Fielder Marv Breeding Earns College Degree
Marv Breeding of the Los Angeles Dodgers earned a bachelor of science degree in physical education from Howard College in Birmingham, Alabama.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Marv Breeding
Los Angeles Dodgers
Howard College
Birmington
Ala
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Leo Finn
West Second ST
Oswego, N. Y
Alma and
William McClelland
Vona
SUCO
Porterhouse
W. First ST
N. Y
Angelo Spano
Elizabeth Caraher -Dale Stadtmiller
the Voice of Broadway
Kilgallen
Wood District
Drug and Dime
R. Fleming
Mrs. Hazel Calvert
M. L. Johnson
Lakeloise
Donna Supetic
East First ST
Oswego Harbor Marina
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