Nine Injured in Two Car Crash at Route 3 Intersection
Nine people were injured in a two car collision on Route 3 at the intersection with County Route 8 in Granby at 2 a.m. Sunday. Phyllis Wettering, 46, is in critical condition with fractured ribs and a fractured clavicle. Eight others in the eastbound sedan received facial lacerations, contusions, and other injuries. Monica Austin, 21, was the driver. State Police from the Fulton substation continue the investigation. Wettering’s station wagon had the yield sign, was northbound, and was struck by Austin’s vehicle. Menter's Ambulance transported the injured to Lee Memorial Hospital.
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Granby Road
Granby
Phyllis Wettering
Fulton RD 1
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Monica Austin
Fulton RD 2
Frederick Hart
Pathfinder Court
Thomas Sampson
Miss Austin
Missions Board Assigns Pair To Pulaski
Word from the Board of Missions of The United Methodist Church lists Miss Susan Kh Whitbeck and Miss Nancy Ann Newton assigned to assist with the parish summer program for six weeks. Whitbeck, a Lindsey Wilson College sophomore from Columbus Ohio, will enter Scarritt College in Nashville in the fall to pursue Christian education. Newton of Williams town is a Agnes Scott College sophomore from Decatur Georgia aiming to be a clinical psychologist assisting mental health programs.
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Pulaski
Board of Missions of the
United Methodist Church
Susan Kh
Whitbeck
Nancy Ann Newton
Lindsey Wilson College
Columbia
Scarritt College
Nashville
Tenn
Columbus
Ohio
Miss Newton
Williamstown
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Area youths serve local parish families in mission program
Young ladies will stay with area families for one week and receive a token wage and lunch allowance while serving the local parish. The Board of Missions pays transportation and weekly allowance to enable youth to experience active Christian work. This marks the fifth year of participation in the program. When preparing cranberries for relish and bread, freeze them first to prevent splashing.
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Board of Missions
Large Crowd Views District Firemen's Parade and Awards
More than 15 000 spectators watched the 73rd annual Northern Central New York Volunteer Firemen's Assn convention parade with 59 units from Fort Ontario to Hotel Pontiac. Awards went to Fairport and East Syracuse for company size, Barnard and Penfield for bands, and Marcus Whitman Central School Band received a judges award. Newark topped the tournament with 14 points. the event marked the largest parade in the group’s history.
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Eastside
Fort Ontario
Hotel Pontiac
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East Syracuse Fire Dept
Barnard Fire Dept
Pittsford Fire Dept
Bridgeport
Jordan Fire Dept
Baldwinsville
Fairmont
Constantia Fire Dept
Penn Yan
Cleveland
Charles Griesmeyer
East
Syracuse
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Mex
Ico
North Rose
Penfield Fire Dept
Saxton
Newark Fire Dept
Purple Lancers
Shoremen
Pulaski
Marcus Whitman Central
Weedsport Fire Dept
Newark
Constantin
Jordan
Point Pleasant
East Rochester
Solvay
Ontario
North Greece
Oneida
Pianist Bela Nagy to Play Oswego Summer Concert
Pianist Bela Bostormenyi Nagy will give a concert June 18 at 8 15 p m in Tyler Hall Oswego State University College initiating the summer visiting artists series Tickets on sale at Hewitt Union from Monday Box office opens at 7 30 p m Nagy, a native of Hungary, taught at Liszt Academy Toronto Indiana University and Boston University and has performed across Europe the Americas He premiered Bartok Third Concerto and composes works including two piano sonatas ten etudes and chamber pieces The Oswego program will feature Bach Mozart Beethoven Bartok Chopin and Kodaly.
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Tyler Hall of Fine Arts
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America
Liszt Academy
Budapest
University of Toronto
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Boston University
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Europe
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South America
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Toronto
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Prague
J.S. Bach
Mozart
Beethaan Bartok
Chopin
Kodaly
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Ca reef Minnesota hitting .391 and F Robinson Baltimore with 51 runs Blair Baltimore 49 runs, Powell Baltimore 52 RBIs, Carew Minnesota 16 doubles Blair 14, R Jackson Oakland 23 home runs Petrocelli Boston 20, Harper Seattle 31 stolen bases Campaneris Oakland 25, pitching McNally Baltimore 9 9 1 000 and Lyle Boston 5 0 1 000. National League leaders show M Alou Pittsburgh .368 batting and M Alou 96 hits, McCovey San Francisco 50 RBIs, Wynn Houston 49 runs, Banks Chicago 56 RBIs, Brock St Louis 26 steals, Stone Atlanta 6 0 1.000 and Singer Los Angeles 113 strikeouts.
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Seattle
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Pittsburgh
McCovey
San Francisco
Wynn
Houston
Kessinger
Chicago
Banks
Alou
A. Johnson
Cincinnati
Tolan
Atlanta
L. May
Brock
St. Louis
Wills
Los Angeles
51 Students Earn Awards At Fitzhugh Park Assembly
Fifty one students received Scholarship Awards Friday during an assembly at Fitzhugh Park School. To qualify a pupil needed a four fold list with two honors and no citizenship marks below S. The honored students include Paula Abrams Edna Barbarino Nancy Bonacorsi Judith Bressler Cynthia Lambert Kevin McCarthy and others across grades 7 through 8.
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Fitzhugh Park
Fitzhugh Park School
Paula Abrams
Edna Barbarino
Nancy Bonacorsi
Judith Bressler
Cynthia Lambert
Kevin McCarthy
Mary Jo Natoli
Lori Rosenbaum
May Milk Price Set At 5.05 In New York Milkshed
A uniform farm price of 5.05 per hundredweight applies to May milk deliveries to pool handlers in the New York New Jersey milkshed. The May Class I price is 6.73, based on 3.5 percent butterfat in the 201 210 mile zone from New York City. Receipts rose to over 1.008 billion pounds, with 46.9 percent sold as fluid milk and production down slightly from a year ago.
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New York
New York-New Jersey
A. J Pollard
Pollard
May
New York City
Engineers Plan Niagara Falls Shutdown For Inspections
During 1969 engineers plan to shut off the American Falls at Niagara to inspect cracks and imperfections on the face. Geologists warn that without countermeasures erosion could slowly erode the historic sight.
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Niagara
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