Bodley High Seniors Win District Credit Union Essay Contest
The Syracuse District of the New York State Credit Union League sponsored a Fulton area high school essay contest inviting Bodley High School seniors to write on What Youth Should Know About Credit Unions. Andrew Gibbs won first prize a $100 bond. Carol Arduini won $50. Jacqueline Wiggs and Gary Brothers tied for third with $25 each.
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Fulton
Syracuse
New York State Credit Union League
Bodley High School
Leo Murphy
Fulton Paper Containers Federal Credit Union
Ralph
Art) D‘amico
Nestles
Guy Abel Aed John Zieri
Rodley
Art Peluso
Fulton Consolidated School District
Rodley High School
United States
Andrew Gibbs
Nestle Ave
Carol Arduini
West Fitch St
Jacqueline Wiggs
Gansvoort St
Gary Brothers
West River Rd
Syracuse Council
Gue
John Zizzi
Art) D'Amico
League Council
Whitesboro advances to Section 3 final with 4-2 win
Whitesboro beats Fulton 4-2 in Rome to reach the Section 3 final. Hank Welty pitched well with 11 strikeouts as Whitesboro broke the game open in the fourth inning with back to back triples by Hoke and Jecko and a Murphy single. Fulton’s Terry Frawley allowed six hits and two runs in six innings while Tom Wolski led Fulton with a double and two RBIs. Whitesboro improves to 17-2. Fulton drops to 10-5 and hosts Oswego Catholic High.
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Fulton
Rome
Whitesboro
Red Raiders
Hank Welty
Terry Frawley
Frawley
Hoke
Jecko
Murphy
Welty
Tom Wolski
Brian Arnold
Mike Misch
Gary Tice
Joe Sarcone
Wolski
Arnold
Oswego Catholic High
Lutherans Plan Vacation Bible School in Fulton
Our Saviour Lutheran Church announces two July sessions for Vacation Bible School from July 3 to July 7 and July 10 to July 14. Classes run 9 30 to 11 30 for ages nursery through eighth grade. Details available by calling 593 2405.
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Fulton
Our Saviour Lutheran Church
Vacation Bible School
YMCA
Fulton Man In Jail On Felony Charge
John L. Warner 39 of Silk Road Fulton RD 4 was arrested by city police on a reckless endangerment felony charge. He allegedly attempted to strike his sister in law Karen Warren near Boynton's Restaurant on West Broadway shortly before 10 p.m. He is held in the city lockup awaiting arraignment.
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Fulton
John L. Warner
Silk Road
Fulton RD
Warner
Karen Warren
First St
Boynton
West Broadway
Fulton News Local Correspondent and contact details
Mrs. Barbara Bartholomew serves as correspondent for Fulton News with address 205 Oneida Street. Circulation is handled by Clifford Lamay, with office 592-6303 and home 592-5565.
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Barbara Bartholomew
Fulton Board to Hear Guidance Director At 7:30 Meeting
School board in Fulton will hear guidance director Art Peluso outline needs for a summer guidance plan. The board defeated a minimal proposal two weeks ago and will also act on seven teacher appointments for 1972 1973 including five elementary one general academic and one junior high position.
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Fulton Junior High School
ESEA
Civil Service
Senior Citizens Plan Activities For This Month
Phoenix group outlines June events for seniors including a birthday dinner at the Sweet Memorial building with slides by Marion Baker. A June 16 dance with live music, June 23 games night, and a June 20 bus trip to Trinkhaus Mano and Utica Club brewery are planned. Reservations by June 9. The Third Circle of the Congregational Church hosted a dinner at Pine Grove restaurant and presented a gift to retiring past president Mrs. Marme Lampson.
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Phoenix
Avotea
MOMAY
Sweet Memorial
Marion Baker
Lora Frawley
Cora Frawley
Bernice Norton
Eli Miss Marion Baker
Eli Kunze
Elnora Coant
Beatrice Turvery
Adelbert Turvery
Ruth Langdon
Helen Lee
Susie Dolbear
Leo Borte
Florence Furness
Olah Tobin
Trinkhaus Mano
Utica Club
Ne 9
Congregational Church
Pine Grove
Marme Lampson
Teamsters End Strike in New York State
A two week settlement ends a 11 union Teamsters strike that idled highway work across central eastern and northern New York. The contract provides a 48 cent per hour raise plus fringe benefits and a 2 percent carryover clause to preserve start rates until project completion. About 2,000 workers were idle and many other layoffs followed road project shutdowns.
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SVR
Cusf N.Y
New York
Catron
Nact
Teamster Nickel
Missing Diamond Pendants Reported From Fulton Lodge
Fulton police investigated a complaint that three savier diamond pendants valued at 1000 dollars were taken from a room at the Fulton Motor Lodge. Arthur Russo of East Islip New York reported the loss by telephone after checking into the lodge on Saturday and leaving Sunday.
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Fulton
Fulton Motor Lodge
Arthur Russo
Fawn Dr
East Islip
L. I
Long Island
Accused Sky Pirate Held In Florida Jail
William Hahneman, 49, an engineer, sits in Dade County jail awaiting a removal hearing after he allegedly hijacked an Eastern jet from Pennsylvania to Washington Dulles and Central America, collecting a $303,000 ransom. He surrendered to U S embassy officials in Honduras. Authorities plan transfer to Alexandria, Virginia.
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Sky
Florida
Miami, Fla
William Hahneman
Dade County
Alexandria
Hahneman
U.S
Honduras
Pennsylvania
Washington
Dulles International
Central America
Albany fact finder named in school dispute
Henry Jod of Oriskany was appointed a fact finder to the dispute between Altmar Parish Williams Central School and the Faculty Association. The New York State Public Employment Relations Board announced the appointment today.
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Albany
Henry Jod
Oriskany
Williamstown Central School
New York State Public Employment Relations S Board
Local Credit Union Awards Given at Syracuse District Meet
Seated from left Carol Arduini second place and Jacqueline Wiggs third place earned $50 and $25 bonds respectively. Standing, Leo Murphy and other Syracuse District members receive acknowledgments as sponsors and participants at the NY State Credit Union League event.
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Syracuse
New York State Credit Union League
Carol Arduini
Jacqueline Wiggs
Leo Murphy
Fulton Chamber Members Stirring Business Climate Workshop
Fulton Chamber of Commerce members are urged to attend a June 15 workshop in Batavia to address New York State’s deteriorating business climate. Mrs. Madelyne L. Howell outlines a Western New York alliance of eight chambers aiming to craft a five to ten year plan and urges proactive participation at the Batavia Holiday Inn session from 11 AM to 3 PM. Reservations must be by Thursday.
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Fulton
Chamber No Commerce
Batavia
Madelyne L. Howell
Ehambhar
Jamestown
Rochester
Olean
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Lockport
Dunkirk
Fulton Chamber
N. Y
Bodley High Fest Prompts Praise for June Festival Days
Phillip Kane Bodley High School advisor praises students band parents and others for a warm festival at school grounds over the weekend. He credits the Student Senate for active planning and booth work while proceeds fund Bodley Band Vienna trip.
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Phillip Kane
Bodley High School
Kane
Student Senate
Senate
Elks Honor Edward Kilmer At testimonial dinner
More than 150 people attended the Elks testimonial dinner at the Elks Home to honor outgoing exalted ruler Edward Kilmer. Guests came from Oswego Utica Penn Yan and Gouverneur. Frank Hunn was toastmaster and Kilmer received a life member and Elk pin.
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Elk
Edward Kilmer
Elk’s
Elk's
Hanlon
Oswego
Utica
Penn Yan
Frank Hunn
Frank Bevacqua
James Warren
Lodge
George LeBeef
Kilmer
Kiwanis Sandlot Baseball Opens Signups for Youth League
Kiwanis director Marrett DeLorme announced week of June 19 as the start for applications to the Kiwanis sandlot baseball league for about 200 boys. Applications accepted at schools, the Kiwanis Booth during Kiwanis Days June 9 11, or by calling William Abell at 592-6115. team play begins June 26.
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Kiwanis
Marrett DeLorme
Kidhaven
Kwanis Booth
Wiliam Abell
Dale Tombs
Tom Brown
Edward Farfaglia
Fulton Tennis Team Edges Central Square
Fulton high school defeated Central Square 3-2 as Dick Klein and teammates played through singles. Paul Munger won 6-3 7-5 over Fred Tellarico, Steve Walenfels beat Tom Gillette 6-4 6-2, and Barton Anderson won in doubles while Hunt Distin fell in the second doubles. Playoffs at Auburn were slated Friday and Saturday in the sectionals.
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Fulton
Bodley
Central Square
Jim Burdekin
Auburn
Dick Klein
Jim Doran
Paul Munger
Fred Tellarico
Steve Walenfels
Tom Gillette
Rick Barton
Tom Anderson
Bodley Netters
Dan Henry
Joni Goodridge
Steve Hunt
Sherm Distin
Ron Stinson
Randy Martin
Alpha Omega Phi Sorority Banquet Held in Phoenix
In Phoenix the Alpha Omega Phi sorority celebrated its 47th annual banquet at the Congregational church with 75 attendees including active and alumni members. Denise Crisafuli presided, Denise Berard led prayer, charter members and Carmen Escala spoke, and new officers were elected for the coming year. Callimachus Lodge 369 F and A M convenes its summer closing meeting at the Masonic temple with Donald C. Eaton presiding.
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Phoenix
Alpha Omega Phi
Coars Oen
Denise Crisafuli
Denise Berard
Frances Gaw
Marion Murphy
Emma Potter
Luella Luebberman
Ida Vader Dammers
Cindy Gristwood
Connie Gunsalus
Jane Carpenter
Mary Peake
Carmen Escala
Peru
Lee Tyler
Carl Carpenter
Patti Murtagh
Debbie Ottman
Cindy Vanderhoff
Karen Sharp
Kathy Martens
Lisa Bibko
Ruth Sweet
Syracuse University
Richard Sweet
Callimachus Lodge
A.M
Masonic Temple
Donald C. Eaton
Altar Rosary Society Seeks Supper and Officerse
The Altar Rosary Society of St. Stephen's church in Phoenix will hold a covered dish supper at 6:30 on Wednesday in the church hall, followed by officer elections. A newly formed Couples Club meets Saturday at 8:30 pm. Father and son breakfast is set for Sunday after the 8 am Mass. Summer mass times begin June 18, with 7 pm on Saturdays and 8 9:30 and 11 am on Sundays.
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Phoenix
Altar Rosary Society
St. Stephen's Church
Couples Club
Jay Woodworth
Peland Fla
John Woodworth
Fulton
Florida
Evalyn Hess Meyer
Baltimore
Winona Gifford
Washington Birthday Observances Vary by State
Washington's birthday is observed nationwide with variations. Oklahoma does not observe it as a separate holiday. Hawaii designates it President's Day and Massachusetts celebrates on the third Monday in February.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Hawaii
Massachusetts
Cub Pack 750 Holds Picnic at Nestles Park
Cub Pack 750 hosted a family picnic at Nestles Park near Fulton on Sunday. Awards included pins for Scot and John Carter, wolf badges for Joseph Anthony and Richard Socia, gold arrows for Dennis Grabowski, denner badges for Greg Sutton, and assistant denner for David Skinner. Games featured a frog-leaping contest won by Timmy Brown, with Ken Dougherty and David Barnello placing second and third. Other winners: water balloon race Boyce Smithers, three legged race Ronnie Deyo and his father, maritime row for younger siblings Arlene Storing and Linda Grabowski, wheelbarrow race Billy Van Order and Mark Crisaculi, first. Jeannie Van Orden and Cindy Sutton, second. Adults competed in a water balloon race won by Barbera and Tom Ernd in a father-son game victory.
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Phoenix
Nestles Park
Fulton
Scot Carter
John Carter
Joseph Anthony
Richard Socia
Wolf
Dennis Grabowski
Denner
Greg Sutton
David Skinner
Timmy Brown
Ken Dougherty
David Barnello
Boyce Smithers
Ronnie Deyo
Arlene Storing
Linda Grabowski
Billy van Order
Mark Crisaculi
Jeannie van Orden
Cindy Sutton
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Bodley High
Credit Union League
Alfo -Real
D‘amico
BHS
Fulton News
Oneida St
Clifford Lamay
Winnie Minnoe
Charles Duger
Cricket Letson
United States Savings Bonds
Fair Haven
Barbara Criggs
Marguerite Robb
Joan Spang
Shirley Rathbone
June MacArthur
Philip MacArthur
Jim Child
Elks Honor
P.E.R. Kilmer
Man Charlie Brown
Michael Alferi
Alan Crandall
Rita Hepple
Alpha Omega Phi Sorority
White-Modell Department Store
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