Gala planned for first anniversary of White Modell's opening
Fulton event marks White Modell's one year with a four day celebration at Pyramid Mall Route 3 West. Activities include square and round dance exhibitions Port City Squares Oswego drum and bugle corps body painting by Dennis Calkins and a country western contest with prizes. Events run Friday through Sunday with entertainers Jack McNamee and Jim DuBois attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Earl Butler
Pyramid Mall
Route 3 West
White Modell
Butler
Robert Ingersoll
Pyramid Mall Merchants Association
Shirts and Skirts
Bob Coad
Joyce Siebers
Port City
Oswego
Mo Howard
Betty Branholm
Gaucho
Mouse Family
Granby Volunteer Firemen
Ingersoll
Mrs Bartholomew Correspondent Reports Local News
Mrs Barbara Bartholomew reports Fulton area events from 30 West First Street. The Palladium Times provides Friday June 8 1973 coverage with community notes and notices.
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Barbara Bartholomew
Fulton Junior Varsity Enjoys Greatest Season
Fulton’s Jayvee baseball team posts an 18 3 record after three wins in two days. In a Kiwanis field doubleheader they beat West Genesee 6 1 and 8 4, following a 7 1 win over East Syracuse Minoa. Tom MacNamara and Dave Stuber starred on the mound and at the plate as Fulton closes with a league date versus North Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Jayvee
Marrett Delorme
Kiwanis
Jayvees
West Genesee
Syracuse Minoa
Gary Rogers
Randy Manitta
Dave Stuber
Manitta
Tom MacNamara
Rob Diagizima
MacNamara
Gary Gates
DiBello
Dennis Wallace
Kuien
Rob Dlugizima
West Genny
Dietrich
Smith
North Syracuse
Fulton Girls Rout Hannibal in Softball Victory
Fulton Junior High School girls softball routed Hannibal 51 to 8 as Fulton tallied 50 hits in 65 at bats. Standouts Dugan Davies Lorie Hunt Maureen Caprin led the offense while N Hutchins D Davies F Swierczyk and others posted strong averages. coach Francine Naioti praised talent and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton Junior High School
Hannibal
Dugan Davies
Lorie Hunt
Maureen Caprin
Oswego
Francine Naioti
Fulton's
N. Hutchins
D. Davies
F. Swierczyk
L. Hunt
M. Caprin
Y. Guarrera
B. Candee
D. Homes P
M. Hines
C. Loosen
L. Horton C
T. Allen
C. Congdon
Dollar Weakens In Europe As Gold Edges Higher
The dollar eased across European markets as Washington delayed inflation curb measures. Gold prices rose at the opening of bullion trading in London and Zurich amid inflation concerns and Nixon administration delays. The pound opened at $2.5750 and other currencies eased against the dollar, with Tokyo and Hong Kong showing mixed moves by day’s end.
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London
Europe
Washington
Nixon
Zurich
America
U.S
Frankfurt
Paris
Far East
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Cub Pack 750 Holds Annual Picnic at Park
About 150 people attend Cub Pack 750 end-of-year picnic at Nestle's Park in Phoenix. Mrs. Charlotte Sturge is overall event chair with Cub master David Barnello assisting. Ilene Sterlings wins marshmallow game. Kevin Good and his mother win the mother and son sack race. Paul Dougherty wins the frog jumping prize. Planned events include Webelo campout June 30, All-Out Campout July 20–21, and a Father and Son Fishing Derby in September near Three Rivers.
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Phoenix
Nestle’s
Paul Dougherty
Pack 750
David Stager
Pinacle Hill Road
Wendall Tucker
Beaver Lake
Robert Carter
Three Rivers
Fulton Telephone Executive To Attend State Convention
Fulton Midstate Telephone Co officials will attend the 51st Annual Convention of the New York State Telephone Association from the 18th to the 20th at the Lake Placid Club. The theme Consumerism 73 will guide discussions with speakers including Rafe Johnson Joseph Swider Edward Goldstein Peter Pryor and Robert Scrivener. The event will cover revenue needs for expansion and feature about 45 suppliers with the association board meeting and officer elections.
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Fulton — Midstate Telephone Co., Inc
New York State Telephone Association, Inc
Lake Placid Club
Lake Placid
Rafe Johnson
Continental Telephone Service Corp
Joseph C. Swider
New York State Public Service Commission
Edward Goldstein
American Telephone & Telegraph
Peter M. Pryor
New York State Consumer Protection Board
Robert C. Scrivener
Bell of Canada
Association
Donald F. Davison
Ogden Telephone
Spencerport
Andre ¢. Belair
Fulton
Rotary Bike-a-Thon Aids Cancer Fund in Fulton
Rotary sponsored Great American Ride for Cancer set for Saturday June 16 starts at 10 a.m. from Bodley High School with 10 mile Pioneer or 26 mile Marathon routes. Proceeds go to the Cancer Society. aim is about 100 riders and $1,000 in pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Fund
Falton
Rotary
William Joice
Fulton Rotary Club
Joice
Bodley High School
The
Cancer Society
Lake Neahtawanta
Oswego
Drug Information Center
Fourth St
Fulton Police Take Top Spot In Central New York Pistol Club
Fulton police teams earned first and fifth place in a 11-team league with Lt. Victor Jones and Sgt. Arlen Cline among winners. The club honors were installed in Fulton Municipal Building as Chief D Zellar praised the officers who train after hours.
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Central New York
Fulton
Fulton Police Department
Central
Jess Yardley
D. Zellar
Pistol Club
Lt. Jones
Rome
Fulton Law Enforcers
Oswego
Varrecchia
Doyle
Hanlon
Cline
Jones
Syracuse
Oneida
Raymond Fowler
Dan Heagerty
James Norton
Daniel Goss
Safe Driving Class Monday at Bodley High School
A three hour Safe Driving Practices program will be offered at G R Bodley High School on Monday June 11. Completing the course earns the MV278 certificate required for driving permit holders before tests. Registration starts 6 30 p m in Room 225. class runs 7 to 10 p m.
Bingo Fees Tie Up May Revenue for Fulton Clerk
Fulton May receipts show bingo fees and a 3 percent bingo tax totaling $672.11 of $1,432.16 collected by city clerk John F. Walsh Sr. The sum came from church and fraternal groups. Other income includes $316 from searches and smaller amounts from building permits fishing licenses taxi licenses dog seizures and lost tag fees.
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Fulton
John F. Walsh Sr
Walsh
Public Bazaar Saturday At Masonic Hall
A public bazaar sponsored by the Grand Officers of Oswego District, Order of Eastern Star, will be held at the Masonic Temple on S Fourth St. The event opens at 10 a.m. with a chicken barbecue starting at 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Home at Oriskany.
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Fulton
Oswego
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
S. Fourth St
Phyllis Thornton
Esther Wilkins
Frank Lambert
Elizabeth
Youngest U.S. President Ages Noted in History
The record notes that the United States has had its youngest president at 42 while John F. Kennedy was 43. This comparison highlights early presidential ages and their historical context.
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United Sttes
John F. Kennedy
Phoenix Area Community Notes and Upcoming Events
Community notices from Phoenix include a Scout banquet in Baldwinsville honoring Path finder members and graduates, a Davis Street resident's hospital return, and a June 12 Friendship Triangle meeting at the Masonic Temple. June 13 features United Methodist Women final meeting, worship at Three Rivers Game Management Area, and a picnic. New officers named for the Community Nursery School and a June 9 Cancer Benefit Bike-a-Thon from VFW with a 10 mile ride.
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United Methodist
James Roland
Mexico Road
Phoenix
United Methodist Church
Three Rivers
Ronald Ross Wins Nobel for Malaria Parasite Life Cycle
British scientist Ronald Ross earned the Nobel Prize for detailing the malaria parasite life cycle. His discovery clarified how the parasite develops and spreads in humans, marking a milestone in tropical medicine and infectious disease research.
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Ronald Ross
Educator To Speak June 9 In Syracuse
Janet D. Harder itinerant teacher of the blind and visually handicapped with BOCES will address a New York State Parents of Visually Handicapped Children workshop at Upstate Medical Center Syracuse on Saturday. The conference theme is Parent X Power. She will discuss the blind child in public school and notes her long career in Central New York and Long Island.
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Phoenix
Janet D. Harder
New York State
Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse
Harder
Unlikely Maryland Blacksmiths Servicing Lip Service Clients
In Maryland two unconventional smiths stand out. Daniel Philips, economist by training, operates a mobile shop in a pickup serving about 150 horse owners within a 30 mile radius of Denton. Anne Taylor, 20, a Federalsburg bookkeeper and part time farmer, serves over 50 horse owners.
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Baltimore, Md
Maryland
Daniel Philips
New York
Denton
Anne Taylor
Federalsbureg
Plants Provide Earth's Oxygen Source
Plants generate oxygen forming the atmosphere essential for life. Without plant life the atmospheric oxygen reserves could eventually be exhausted.
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Mother Nature
Earth
Bolivia Centered Indian Life Before Inca Era
A historical note asserts Bolivia served as a hub of indigenous cultures long before the rise of the Inca civilization, indicating deep pre Inca Indian life in the region.
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Bolivia
Lettuce Leaves Used as Base for Fresh Salads
Wash and dry large outer lettuce leaves then shred finely. Use as a base for salads to add crisp texture and greens.
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Fulton News
First St
the Palladium-Times
Fulton Girls
Elmer Hibbard
Vince Caravan
Cancer Crusade
Esther Hibbard
Katherine Lass
Wayne Kaler
Thomas Bogacyzk
Sixman Fulton Team
Donald Zellar
Percy Patrick Jr
Masonic Hall
N. Y
Phoenix Personals
Scout Counsel Pathfinder
Baldwinsville
Wesley van Dyke
Stewart Woodrige
Davis St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Friendship Triangle
Annette Watson
Community Nursery School
Dorothy Walker
Sharon Woodard
Linda Halstead
Barbara Moulton
Chris Leifheit
Marcia Zogg
VFW
Clifford Allen
Clifford Clark
Marie Ennis
Clarkcrest Dr
Oneida National
Central Square
Oneida Eel Bank and Trust Cow Oey
Central Jare
Fulton Street
N.Y
Vas
MI Terey
Nettle Ford Inc
FORD
Lincoln
Mercury
W. First St
East First & Oneida Sts
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