Value Placed On Homik Property In Oswego Condemnation Hearing
A Syracuse property owned by John Homik is valued at 74000 dollars as testified by realtor William J. King during a county condemnation hearing before three court appointed commissioners. The Otsego Urban Renewal department plans to hear further testimony from appraiser Humes M. Flynn in a session adjourned to June 24 at 9 45 a m. The Homik site formerly housed Reed's Prescription Pharmacy later sold to Key Drug Co of Rochester now operating nearby at 11 E Bridge St. The hearing will next address Roy D Simmons E Bridge St property formerly East Side Variety Store.
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E. Second
Bridge St
John Homik
Syracuse
William J. King
John P. Chwalek
Oswego Urban Renewal Department
Humes M. Flynn
Washingtonville
N. Y
LPA
Chwalek
Flynn
Homik
Reed
Prescription Pharmacy
Key Drug Co
Rochester
E. Bridge St
Roy D. Simmons
Simmons
East Side
Reverend Beynon Receives Honorary Degree
The Rev. Lee James Beynon Jr., pastor of First Baptist Rochester and former pastor of Oswego Congregational Church, received the honorary degree in recognition of his service to the church and community.
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Lee James Beynon, Jr
First Baptist Church of
Rochester
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Oswego
Keuka College Holds 57th Commencement in Penn Yan
A Sunday commencement at Keuka College in Penn Yan marks the 57th graduation ceremony for the institution and honors graduates earning degrees including the Doctor of Divinity. The event showcases the school’s long tradition of conferrals and scholastic achievement.
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Gree
Keuka College
Penn Yan
Five Starters In 100000 Realization Trot Headlines Night
Five trotters run for $100,000 in the Realization Trot at Monticello. Ayres, last year’s champion 3yearold trotter, is absent after an injury at Roosevelt. Chapel Chief won the invitational pace at Roosevelt in 2:00, while Spindle Top Joe set the fastest trotting mile this season in 2:03 4-5 at the co feature.
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Ayres
Roosevelt
John Simpson
Chapel Chief
Monticello
Knych Runnerup in Amateur Golf
After a seven year lapse John Ward 43 Fayetteville realtor regained the Her ald amateur 72 hole medal play championship with a 291 total. He beat Walter Knych Jr of Fulton by three strokes as Knych closed with two birdies. George Podolak led early and finished third with 29 on the final nine holes. Carl Miller Jr tied for medalist on day one with 318 and Tom Brennan 320. Joe Russo was medalist for the final 18 holes with a 74.
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John Ward
Fayetteville
Herald
Ward
John
Fulton
Walter Knych Jr
George Podolak
Oswego
Carl Miller Jr
Tom Brennan
Joe Russo
Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast League Weekend
Saturday results include Indianapolis 5 Portland 0 and Denver 11 Oklahoma City 8 with 2-1 Portland 4 0 Sunday games Portland 4 Indianapolis 2 1st game 11 innings Hawaii 7 San Diego 1 2 Seattle 7 Tacoma 1 2nd game called in 7th Spokane 6 Arkansas 5 Vancouver 5 Salt Lake 0 Arkansas 6 Spokane 5 Seattle 6 Tacoma 1 2nd game 16 innings Oklahoma City 11 Denver.
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Indianapolis
Portland
Denver
Okla
City
Hawaii
San Diego
Vancouver
Salt Lake
Arkansas
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Iain Spokane
Oklahoma City
Griffith Meets Pace in Hawaii in Nontitle Bout
Emile Griffith, world welterweight contender, faces Eddie Pace of Los Angeles in a 10 round nontitle bout in Honolulu. Two other world champions defend titles this week: Sandro Mazzinghi vs Nino Benvenuti in Milan and Ismael Laguna vs Raul Soriano in Panama.
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Emile Griffith
Eddie Pace
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Sandro Mazzinghi
Italy
Nino Benvenuti
Milan
Ismael Laguna
Panama
Raul Soriano
Griffith
Ring Magazine
Jose Stable
New York
Mazzinghi
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Laguna
Carlos Ortiz
Soriano
Pirates edge Giants 2-1 behind Vernon Law pitching
Vernon Law of Pittsburgh allowed three hits none after the fifth and won his fifth straight as the Pirates defeated San Francisco 2-1. Bill Skowron of Chicago tied the game with a seventh inning homer and drove in the decisive run in the ninth for a White Sox 2-1 win over Washington.
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Associated Press
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco
Bill Skowron
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Chamberlain Fined $750 by NBA President Kennedy
Wilt Chamberlain, star center of the Philadelphia 76ers, was fined $750 by NBA President Walter Kennedy over a magazine article under Chamberlain's byline. The April Sports Illustrated piece titled My Life in a Bush League criticized NBA owners and coaches and contained many inaccurate statements.
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Wilt Chamberlain
NEW York
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Chamberlain
Sports Illustrated
Kennedy
NBA
Allan Patch Dies at 57 Partner of Wise
Allan G Patch 57 of 174 Bowers Ave Watertown died after a heart attack at Spicer Bay Yacht Basin on the Clayton Alexandria Bay road. He was found in his car after visiting friends. A Clay ton native he appeared in Oswego county court cases and once served as attorney for the State Rent Control Office. Services set for 10:30 a m Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial in Depauville Cemetery.
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Allan Patch
Wise
Watertown
Allan G Patch
Bowers Ave
Henry A. Wise
Spicer Bay Yacht Basin
Clayton- Alexandria Bay
Basin
Patch
Clayton
Oswego County
Trinity Episcopal Church
Depauville Cemetery
Allport Carroll Team Wins Bridge Contest
Eight tables competed at the Duplicate Bridge club session at Dracos Restaurant in Pulaski. In North-South, first went Betty Allport and Richard Carroll, with Dorothy Johnson and Grace Blakely second, Marion and Florence Brown third, and Jean Switzer with Josephine Soule fourth. East-West winners were Ann Kozak and Juanita Totten first, Bessie Wilder and Joe Kelley second, Sylvia Kinney and John Wilson third, and Ana Murray and Charlotte Fisk fourth. Next meeting is Thursday June 17 at 8 p.m. at Dracos Restaurant. contact President Lafe Petrie for a partner.
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Pulaski
Dracos
Betty Allport
Richard Carroll
Dorothy Johnson
Grace Blakely
Marion
Florence Brown
Mexico
Jean Switzer
Josephine Soule
Ann Kozak
Juanita Totten
Bessie Wilder
Joe Kelley
Sylvia Kinney
John Wilson
Ana Murray
Charlotte Fisk
Lafe Petrie
Vesper Boat Club tops Cornell in Worcester regatta
The Olympic champion Vesper Boat Club defeated Cornell University in the American Henley Regatta on Lake Quinsigamond. Vesper covered 2000 meters in 6 07.8, with Cornell three lengths back. Eliot House finished two lengths behind Cornell and Columbia was fourth.
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Worcester
Mass
Cornell University
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Lake Quinsigamond
Vesper
Cornell
Eliot House
Big Red
Columbia
Paper's New Staff Named for 1965 66
Pulaski What-Not announces the 1965 66 staff with Claudia Grala as editor Janet Guthrie as assistant editor Brenda Rogers and Maureen Brown as feature editors Robert McDonald and Denny Caufield as sports editors Robert Hubbard as make-up editor and Shirley as exchange editor.
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Pulaski
Claudia Grala
Janet Guthrie
Brenda Rogers
Maureen Brown
Robert McDonald
Denny Caufield
Robert Hubbard
Shirley
Talk on Sales Tax Here Thursday Dinner Meeting
The Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will host a dinner meeting at the Pontiac Hotel on Thursday June 17 to discuss problems businessmen face with the new state sales tax effective August 1. Bernard K. Allanson will replace his father Clifford A. Allanson as speaker due to a long legislative session. Vincent Molineaux of the Tax Department will attend. Bernard is a Cornell ILR and Albany Law School graduate and a former Navy officer with prior research roles.
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Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber Oat
Pontiac Hotel
Clifford A. Allanson
New York State Council of Retail Merchants
Bernard K. Allanson
New York State Department of Taxation and Finance
Vincent Molineaux
Law Bureau
New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Cornell University
Albany Law School
United States Navy
Council
Department of Labor
Russell Selkirk
Hilton Newsroom Names and Reporting Team
The Hilton newsroom announces Bernadette Fernan and Shirley Hilton as reporters. Chris Mathison is listed as the sports reporter.
Allanson’s Council Work Covers Legislation and Affairs
Allanson represents the Council on the New York Employers' Conference on Unemployment Insurance and serves on the Employee Relations Committee of the American Retail Federation in Washington. He administers group insurance programs provided by the New York State Council of Retail Merchants for its members.
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Council
New York
American Retail Federation
Washington
Mr. Allanson
New York State Council of Retail Merchants
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