Three Judges Selected To Serve In Selecting New Dairy Princess
General Chairman Virginia Buck-Pulaski of Oswego announces three judges for the June 12 Dairy Princess Contest in Central New York. Joel Mareiniss of WSYR News, Margo Vermont-Kuennicke of Dey Brothers Syracuse, and Robert Forsythe of the Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation bring media, fashion PR, and dairy industry expertise to the panel. Tickets and tables are available from multiple local sponsors and the contestants.
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Virginia Buck - Pulaski
Oswego
New York
Joel Mareiniss
WSYR
Joel
Syracuse University
School of Journalism
Newark
New Jersey
Margo Vermont - Kuennicke
Dey Brothers
Syracuse
Muskegon
Michigan
Miss Muskegon
Miss Michigan
Robert C. Forsythe
Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation Inc
Bob
Ken Bell
Central Square Implement Company
Bob Meyers
Paula Prior
Norman Dix
Pennellville Agway
Richard Fox
Fulton-Hannibal
Fulton Agway
David Wilcox
William Summerville
Irvin Taylor
Louise Kellogg
Ray McMillen
Franklyn Hall
Hofmann
Lois Stowell
Oswego Area
Marine Midland Bank
East Side
Herbert Price
Ralph
First Aid for Burns Tips and Precautions
About 4000 people are injured annually by clothing fires and other burns. Apply cold water to minor burns and seek physician care for larger burns. Do not apply grease or remove stuck clothing. Use sterile dressings, keep the victim warm, and if clothing catches fire, drop, roll, and smother the flames.
Grounded pilot pleads for fuel as tower replies
A cockpit transcript shows a pilot aboard WAB 53 reporting three gallons of fuel remaining and requesting instructions. The control tower acknowledges the critical situation and efforts to guide the aircraft continue as time to land dwindles.
Officer prompts calm radio call during landmark search
An in charge officer grabbed the microphone during a tense search operation and ordered calm control to WAB-53. He urged the team to report landmarks in sight and maintain composure as surveillance continued.
Oswego County Dairy Industry Surges With 340 Farms
Oswego County hosts more than 340 dairy farms shipping fluid milk to market. In 1969 farms produced over 126 million pounds or 63 million quarts, earning dairymen just over 7 million dollars. The sector includes agribusinesses from feed firms to bankers, forming a large industrial complex vital to area towns.
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Oswego County
Germ-free Animals Show No Tooth Decay
Study of animals raised in germ free conditions, termed gnobiobiotics, reports little difference overall but notes one exception: germ free animals have no tooth decay.
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