Former Pastor to Speak Nazarenes Dedicate Fulton Church
The Church of the Nazarene in Fulton will dedicate a new church building on June 20 at 3 p.m. with Dr. Jonathan T. Gassett, district superintendent, as speaker. Former pastor Rev. Thomas Younce will speak at the 11 a.m. service and participate in the dedication. Rev. Clarence Hildreth will provide special music. Hildreth is pastor at Lowville. Gassett will also deliver an evangelistic message at the 7 p.m. service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth
Lowville
Gassett
Heberle
Church of the Nazarene
Fulton
Oswego
Albert Anserud
Renard D. Smith
Upstate New York
Upstate New York District. the Pastor of Our Church
Walter Butt
Thomas Younce
Younce
Urbanization Depth in Venezuela Reaches Seventy Percent
A government census notes that about 72 percent of Venezuela’s population resides in urban areas. The figures highlight rapid urban growth and its social and economic implications for cities like Caracas, Maracaibo, and Valencia amid ongoing development.
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Venezuela
Fifth Sixth Graders Hold First Track Annual Meet
Fifth and sixth grade pupils at Fulton schools held the first annual track meet at Fairgrieve School. Winners included T Vescio Erie Street School and M Tryinski Lanigan in multiple sprints. field events crowned E Treasure and B Seeber among others. All winning marks became records for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fairgrieve
T. Vescio
Erie Street School
Mike Tryinski
Lanigan
B. Stevens
Volney
B. Hines
State Street
B. Seeber
F. Newton
C. Martin
Scarings
Nicolli
Acker
Erie
S. Distin
T. Saulding
Mark Tryniski
Lannigan
S. Ludington
E. Treasure
C. Acker
V. Acker
B. Greeman
Erie Street
M. Tornatore
K. Nicolli
R. Smith
State
L. Mac-Ewen Fairgrieve
R. Johnson
Perras
C. Hines
Phillips Street
R. Wallace
D. Soreno Phillips
B. Sullivan
P. Samson
Stevens
R. Shrliell
D. Jodway
Fair
D. Hagenbach
L. Trageser
E. Sheppard
B. Wallace
Phillip
K. Vogt
S. Nilsomn
R. Barber
J. MacDonald
J. Musumeci
Ian
R. Cobb
R. Brown
J. Bush
Vogt
Ambushe
R. Borden
J. Vono
Webb
Barber
Crisafulli
Hughes
T. Taylor
M. Dings
Oak
K. Barry
R. Tarber
A. Bennet
Nanitta
Lana
M. Ambuske
J. DeMars Fair
Fulton Area Personal Notices and Travel Highlights
Fulton residents share moves and visits in a local personals column. Clyde Osborne and Shawn relocated to a Rowlee Road trailer while families from Whitaker and Imperial Beach join trips to Summerville New Jersey and Philadelphia, with several social calls and weekend stays noted among Osbornes, Lockwoods, Halstead, Walsh, Syrrell, Hubbard, Burns, Yablonski, Sikes, Fleming, and Gick households.
Fulton Airman Gets Arizona Assignment
Airman Robert J. Trapasso of Fulton New York has completed training at Shepherd Air Force Base Texas as a missile facilities specialist. He is assigned to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Arizona to join a Strategic Air Command unit. A 1969 G Ray Bodley High School graduate, he also attended Canton A and T College in New York.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Robert J. Trapasso
Ronnie J. Trapasso
Emery St
Fulton
N.Y
Sheppard Afb
U.S. Air Force
Trapasso
Davis-Monthan Afb
Ariz
Strategic Air Command
America
G. Ray Bodley High School
Canton
A and T College
Entire County GOP Committee Meeting Monday
Fulton Oswego County Republican Committee will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at Lakeview Lanes Ful ton for its monthly dinner Endorsements for county wide posts such as Sheriff Clerk and two State Supreme Court Justices may be discussed Delegates will handle district wide endorsements for Supreme Court candidates and plans for the 1971 campaign will be outlined plus a report on last month’s fund raising dinner by Treasurer Dwight Mayne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Oswego County
Republican Committee
Lakeview Lanes
GOP
Marie Kirshner
Supreme Court
Band to Work For Trip To Vienna in '72
Fulton parents and friends of Bodley High School Band met at the school auditorium to discuss joining an International Band Festival in Vienna Austria in July 1972. Director Richard Swierczek outlined the invitation and a tentative $14 710 fundraising pledge was reported. The group voted to accept the invitation and a new music boosters club was formed led by Tom Bogaczyk.
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Fulton
Bodley High School
Vienna
Austria
Richard Swierczek
Tom Bogaczyk
Music Boosters Club
Obituary of Francis W. Wells of Baldwinsville
Francis W. Wells 71 of 7297 State Fair Blvd Baldwinsville died at State University Hospital He was a Fulton native and longtime stationary engineer at Syracuse State School retiring in 1968 He is survived by wife Beatrice two sons Gregory and Clarence a daughter Mrs John Hoeksema a brother Fred Wells a sister Mrs Harvey Scouten twelve grandchildren and a great grandchild Services 3 p m Saturday Maurer Funeral Home Liverpool Burial Mount Adnah Fulton Calling hours 7 9 tonight and 2 4 and 7 9 tomorrow Contributions to Onondaga Heart Association.
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Baldwinsville
Francis W. Wells
State Fair Blvd
State University Hospital
Wells
Fulton
Syracuse State School
Beatrice S. Wells
Gregory F. Wells
Liverpool
Clarence H. Wells
el Monte
Calif
John Hoeksema
Wisconsin
Fred M. Wells
Harvey Scouten
Maurer Funeral Home
Second St
Milton T. Jefferson
Liverpool First United Methodist Church
Mount Adnah
Onondaga Heart Association
Jailed in Lieu of Bail for Public Lewdness
Francis Merritt 32 of Little Canada Road was ordered held in Oswego County Jail in lieu of $1000 bail after arraignment on a charge of public lewdness before Town Justice John Fuller in Hastings Town. Case adjourned for hearing.
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Pulaski
Francis Merritt
Little Canada Road
Oswego County
E. R. Bellardini
Merritt
John Fuller
Hastings
New York Market Eggs Report Wholesalers Update
USDA listing shows New York spot quotes for eggs with slow demand. Whites category notes Fancy large at 29 to 30 cents per dozen and Fancy medium at 22 1/4 to 23 1/4 cents, reflecting market conditions.
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New York
USDA
Fulton Elks plan Flag Day program June 14 at 7 p.m
Fulton Elks announce plans for their Flag Day program at the Fulton Elks Home on Monday June 14 at 7 p.m. General Chairman Roland C. Quade says Hon Robert J Nicholson Oswego County Assistant District Attorney will give the address with Nicholas Hopman presenting flag history.
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Fulton
Fulton Elks
Roland C. Quade
Quade
Robert J. Nicholson
Oswego County
Nicholas Hopman
James B. Hanlon
Deuty
Flanders Field
Edward Kilmer
Lodge Esquire
Ronald Smith
G. Ray Bodley High School
Fulton Men’s
James Warren
Nixon Eyes Bigger Vietnam Withdrawal Plan
Reports from Washington say President Nixon and the Pentagon may expand the Vietnam withdrawal to 40,000 to 50,000 U.S. troops by June, backed by Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and other top officials. The current goal aims for 184,000 by Dec 1, with a November national announcement planned. Cambodia sees easing fighting around Phnom Penh, with two North Vietnamese harassment attacks and one Cambodian soldier wounded. a captured enemy source claims hundreds killed and over a thousand wounded in two weeks.
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Washington
Nixon
Pentagon
U.S
South Vietnam
Washington Post
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Vihear Suor
Am Rong
Fulton Funeral for Peter Romanick
Funeral rites for Peter Romanick were held at Sugar Funeral Home and Holy Family Church Syracuse with a Mass of Resurrection. Full military honors were given at St Marys Cemetery under Fulton Veterans. Bearers named Czeck Czeck Romanick Roamnick Roik Close.
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Peter Romanick
Fulton
Veteran’s Administration Hospital
Syracuse
Sugar Funeral Home
Holy Family Catholic Church
Joseph Chaplis
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Philip Vescio
Michael Czeck
Ted Czeck
Chester Romanick
Charles Roamnick
Don Roik
Pat Close
Phoenix Methodists Hold Antique Sale June 11-12
The United Methodist Church in Phoenix hosts its 8th annual Antique Show and Sale with exhibits of antique candlesticks, furniture, glassware, books, textiles, and jewelry from dealers in Pennsylvania and New York. The event runs Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the church educational annex, with lunches and snacks available and a foyer display of rare candlesticks from 1670 to 1850. Cochairs and committees manage dining, decor, displays, and publicity.
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Phoenix
United Methodist Church
Pennsylvania
New York State
Spain
America
Bennington
McKendree Shaw
Harry Stubbs
Paul Litchison
Earl LaFave
James Gristwood
William Peters
George Waters
Stuart Turner
Frank Mastroleo
Richard Tillanaugh
Arnold Erickson
State Approves Special Summer School Class
PHOENIX The Phoenix Central School District receives Title 1 ESEA approval for a summer program on Identification Diagnosis and Prescription for Children with Learning Disabilities funded with 29450 dollars. Goals include better educational climate and heightened sensitivity among teachers and parents, with a four week K-1 program for learners and a summer inservice for adults starting July 6 training, July 19 to August 6 for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Phoenix Central School
Albany
Phoenix Central School District
Paul McKinney
Decision to Free Prisoner Overruled on Death Row
Edgar H. Smith, after 14 years on death row, was minutes from bail release when the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals vacated the order. He was to be released on $5,000 bail by the district court, then ordered back to feds in New York City before likely return to Trenton State Prison.
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Newark
N.J
Edgar H. Smith
Smith
U.S. District Court
Bergen County
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Federal House of Detention
New York City
Trenton State Prison
Ambush for thieves ends in arrest at Newburgh
John Ferrari, 77, owner of a Newburgh variety store, waited in ambush for thieves stealing newspapers delivered daily. Police found him armed with a loaded .38 revolver. he was charged with illegal possession of a loaded weapon and appeared in City Court with the case adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
N.Y
John Ferrari
Ferrari
AWOL U. S. Lt. Asks to Stay In Sweden
A West Point graduate, 1st Lt. John R. Wequist, 24, from Pittsburg Kansas, who disappeared from his artillery unit in Kaiserslautern West Germany on May 20, asks for asylum in Sweden. Swedish police say he contacted them and seeks permission for a prolonged stay, with his location in Sweden being undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
West Point
Vietnam
Wlien
John R. Wequist
Pittsburg
Kan
U.S. Army
Kaiserslautern
West Germany
Wequist
Vequist
UPS Strikers Reach Tentative Accord In Long Run
United Parcel Service announced a tentative settlement with Teamsters locals on strike since May 20. The agreement will be presented to members for ratification at an upcoming meeting. Upon ratification, 6,000 UPS deliverers and inside workers would return to work Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Parcel Service
Teamsters
UPS
Wors
Walters to Become Top Tax Collector
Washington AP reports Sen Thurmond says Johnnie Walters will head the IRS, replacing Randolph Thrower who has waited since January for a successor. Walters, then head of the Justice Department tax division, is a South Carolina Republican and fellow South Carolinian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Strom Thurmond
South
Johnnie McK. Walters
Walters
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Randolph W. Thrower
Thusmond
Surprise Budget Defeat in Phoenix Central Schools Vote
Voters in the Phoenix Central School district rejected the proposed 4,084,844 budget by three votes in Wednesday’s election. The defeated plan would raise 868,463 by property taxes and boost taxes for most owners. A separate purchase of three 66 passenger buses and a four-classroom lease were approved. Mrs. Myra Marke won a seat on the Board of Education. Leslie Gowdy lost. Term lengths for trustees will drop from five to three years beginning 1972-73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Phoenix Central
Board of Education
Oswego County Board of Cooperative Educational Services
Myra Marke
Leslie Gowdy
Fulton Woman Bailed After Shoplifting Attempt
Nellie K. Terramiggi, 23, of 507 Pine St., Fulton, was arrested Wednesday after allegedly shoplifting at the Easy Bargain Center in Oswego. Stopped by an employee and turned over to city police, the items valued at $5.15 included two cans of deodorant, hair dye, and shampoo. She was released on $100 bail for city court appearance.
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Nellie K. Terramiggi
Pine St
Fulton
Easy Bargain Center
Oswego
EBC
Miss Terramiggs
Sgt
John Smith
Fulton speaker Gordon F. Campbell at First Church
Gordon F. Campbell of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship will speak at First Church of Christ located at 4 Morin Drive on June 12 at 3 p.m. His appearance is announced by church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Gordon F. Cambell
First Church of Christ
Morin Drive
Cambell
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Final Week Schedule for Two Schools
Principal John R. Rowland announced the final week schedule for Cherry Street and Pennellville schools. June 21 22 and June 23 24 are half days with 1130 a.m. dismissal. Friday June 25 both schools dismiss around 1030 a.m. The Pennellville kindergarten will have morning and afternoon sessions on Wednesday Thursday and Friday mornings.
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Phoenix
Cherry St
Pennellville
John R. Rowland
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