MACS Matadors Capture Championship Band Title
The Mexico Matadors senior band from Mexico Academy and Central School won the Northern New York Firemen's Convention parade championship in Clayton among 28 bands. The 1971 program features traditional military movie and Spanish tunes with a larger Color Guard led by Susan Hotchkiss. Mentions of Drum Major Jim Fortier and director Sheldon Blank accompany travel with a Mexico Fire Department delegation and upcoming shows in West Amboy and Hastings.
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Macs Matadors
Mexico
Jim Fortier
Matador
Matadors
Susan Hotchkiss
Sheldon K. Blank
James Fortier
Joe
Everet Backus
West Amboy
Hastings
Michigan Couples Visit Family at East New Haven
East New Haven notes a string of social visits with Michigan pairs visiting relatives in Union Lake and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Selden and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kroll, plus Beatrice Wight and the Heaths, with several local residents hosting or visiting in Vermillion Gananoque Oswego Pennellville and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East New Haven
Ralph C. Selden
Joseph Kroll
Union Lake
Mich
Ralph Selden
Beatrice Wight
Robbie Wight
Henderson
Orrin Heath
George Pearson
Charles Duell
Christie
Mexico
Arthur Gorton
Willard Pachard
Vermillion
Joseph Karkut
Pennellville
Louis Judge
Watertown
Edmund Bishop
Liverpool
Deborah Cutler
Demster
Sharon Matteson
Tony Lee
Robert T
Robert Lee
Robert A
Stasha Lee
Louis Lee
Robert Callahan
Three-Mile Bay
Callahan
Gananoque
Ont
Albany PSC issues safety rules for petroleum pipelines
The Public Service Commission in Albany issued a tentative code of safety standards for liquid petroleum pipelines in New York State and will assume jurisdiction July 1. The rules cover pipelines valves pumps stations and storage tanks. Fourteen affected companies were asked to comment within 30 days on about 1 250 miles of pipeline carrying crude oil natural gasoline natural gas liquids and other liquified petroleum products at 200 psi or more.
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Albany, N.Y
Public Service Commission
PSC
New York State
State
Inca
Across and Down Puzzle Clue Grid Appears in A Old Tex Newspaper
The page presents an across and down crossword with clues spanning City in Tex to Choler. Entries include Moslem and Sudanese medical term Ninety nine style abbreviations and references to Florida Springs. The grid lists multiple clues with varying word lengths and interlocking answers typical of a late era puzzle.
County Home Bureau Holds Scriba Session
About 90 Oswego County Home Bureau members and friends met at Scriba Fire Hall for the monthly gathering hosted by Evergreen Chapter. The group heard remarks from members who attended the Northern District Federation at Watertown and planned a new officer slate, with ten members to attend the State Workshop at Delhi University. A guest speaker from the Oswego Cancer Society discussed cancer statistics and detection, followed by a film and a plant sale to benefit the Cancer Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Oswego County Home Bureau
Scriba
Evergeen Chapter
Marshall Brown
Birch Leaf Chapter
Home Bureau
Theodore Whitlock
Whitlock
Mildred Boigeol
Emma _ Powers
Beatrice Samsel
Louise Samsel
Northern District Home Bureau Federation
Watertown
Edward Haffenden
Lester Place
Delhi University
Virginia Mallory
Cherry Blossom
Oswego Center
Southwest Chapter
Fulton
Scriba Town Park
Catherine Paice
Oswego
Oswego County
American Cancer Society
Dora Lee Dauma
Margearite Piazza
David M. Russell
Civil Defense
Cancer Fund
George DuBois
Hannibal Junior Honor Society Inducts New Members
On June 2 at Hannibal Central School the Sadie Adams Chapter inducted seven new members Pamela Abu Jaber April Howell Susanne Carter Pamela Fowler Nancy McCarthy Dawn Stowell Korey Willard The ceremony featured candle lighting symbolizing five pillars and a wall mural contest results were announced with a reception for families.
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Hannibal
Sadie Adamy
Hannibal Central School
Linda Finck
Nathan Richardson
Verne Sherman
Linda Dennison
Rhonde Shortsler
Susan Nixdorf
Robert Murray
Peggy Shutts
Lee Anne Scriber
Joyce Porter
Donna Chaffee
Sue Paresch
Sue Quigley
Gary Stoltz
Sadie Adams
Pamela Abu-Jaber
April Howell
Susanne Carter
Pamela Fowler
Nancy McCarthy
Dawn Stowell
Korey Willard
Oswego Bridge Pair Capture Mexico Event
Oswego bridge players dominate two recent meetings. June 4 results show Scanlan Schroeder pair leading with 40 matched points. Williams O'Mara second, Allport Faulkner fourth, Wrights fifth. June 11 results crown Soule Kinney first with 36 1/4, Bateman Williams second, Godden Barry third, O'Mara Hoenon fourth. Kiel pair and Faulkner Caterson tie for fifth at 33 1/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Scanlan
Schaefer
Oswego
Marion Williams
John O'Mara
Betty Allport
Roberta Faulkner
Ariel Whitney
Arnold Caterson
Jesse Wright
Josephine Soule
Sylvia Kinney
Grace Bateman
Peggy Godden
Frances Barry
Otto Hoenon
Fred Kiel
North
Jefferson St
Regents official says tax funds can aid private schools
Seneca Falls AP reports Dr. Joseph W. McGovern, chancellor of the State Board of Regents, calls use of government tax money for parochial school aid constitutional. He argues aid to private schools for non religious education supports educational pluralism and free exercise of religion, rejecting strict church state separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Falls
N.Y
State Board of Regents
Joseph W. McGovern
What People Say To the Editor
Readers debate government honesty and wartime claims. They question assurances by officials including Secretary Rogers and Dulles, reference the Turner Joy Maddox incident, and compare to Tony Boyle and Nixon prison policies. The letter criticizes propaganda, urges accountability, and asks why prisoners remain jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P.rogers
SETO
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Congress
Congressional
Shoenbran
Turner Joy
Maddox
Tony Boyle
Hattie Ladd Hosts Op-Ti-Mis Club Event
Hattie Ladd entertained the Op-ti-Mis Club at her Lycoming home on May 20. After dinner, games were played with prizes going to Theodore Enos, Gertrude Parkhurst, and Evelyn Ladd. Miles Michigan visitors Glenn Dillenbeck family and Alice Johnson stayed with Leo Dillenbeck. A church youth group from Lycoming and New Haven spent the weekend at the United Methodist camp in Bramingham. Rev William Howard preached in Rev Leonard Piepoli’s absence. Ernest Parkhurst visited his sister’s family.
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Lycoming
Dugway WSCS To Meet With Fernwood Unit
Dugway WSCS schedules a meeting with the Fernwood unit. Rev Paul Zelik a will preach on June 20 at Dugway United Methodist Church. A baccalaureate is planned for June 27 at the Dugway Church. Memorial Day parade participants from Howardville Dugway include Rickey Bennett Bobby Brown Roddy Hornung Lon Jackson Lyle Manwaring and Lance Wiltse with Dads Edward Bennett James Jackson and Don Wiltse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugway
Paul Zelinka
Dugway United Methodist Church
Dugway Church
Den
Howardville-Dugway
Altmar
Rickey Bennett
Bobby Brown
Roddy Hornung
Lon Jackson
Lyle Manwaring
Lance Wiltse
Edward Bennett
James Jackson
Don Wiltse
Gustav Ulrich
E. S. Upton
Holland Smith
Mexico
Carl Brown
Lee
Spring Valley
Goldberg to Practice Law in Washington
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg plans to leave a New York law firm to return to Washington practice. He was a labor union lawyer there from 1948 to 1961 before becoming secretary of labor and later a 1962 Supreme Court appointee who resigned to serve as U.N. ambassador.
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NEW York
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Washington
Goldberg
Labor
United Nations
U.N. Post
Paul, Weiss, Goldberg, Rifkind, Whartonm& Garrison
Drive-in church offers casual worship in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs readers can attend Cowboy Church at a local drive-in theater this summer. Worshipers stay in cars while ushers on horseback take up the collection. The service, in its fourth year, is sponsored by the First United Methodist Church and attracts tourists and vacationers.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Cowboy Church
First United Methodist Church of
Mexico town votes on assessors referendum Tuesday
All residents of Mexico of voting age are urged to vote on the assessors referendum this Tuesday. Voting hours run from 12 noon to 9 p.m. at the Town Office on South Jefferson Street.
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Mexico
Jefferson St
South Leads Nation in School Desegregation Shift
Washington AP Mississippi schools once the nation’s most segregated are now more integrated than California Illinois Michigan Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The South’s share of integrated black attendance rose from 18 to 39 percent between 1968 and 1970 driving a national increase of 756000 to 690000 in such students. Northern cities mostly fell behind while New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee St Louis Columbus Indianapolis and Boston lost ground.
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Washington
Mississippi
California
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
South
Deep South
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York City
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Boston
Birthday party honors Mrs E Lewis and Mr Burrows hosts
Mrs E Lewis celebrated a birthday with a party hosted by Mrs John Burrows on Saturday night for their son Robert. Guests included Eugene Burrows Elaine Vaughn Richard Burrows Monique Richard Jr and Loren of Mexico. Richard Jr stayed as Robert’s overnight guest.
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Wallace Middleton
Syracuse
Gladys Spoor
John Mowers
Aimee Weldon
Parish
Roy Weldon
Donald Wiltse
Harold
Port Ontario
East New Haven
John Burrows
Robert
Eugene Burrows
Elaine Vaughn
Richard Burrows
Monique
Richard, Jr
Loren
Mexico
Robert Rebbeer
Kimberly
William Knight
West Fifth Street Road
Oswego
Utica
Rebber
Jessie Rebbeer
West Fifth Street
Richard Patrick
Debbie
Tracey
Gary
Jay
Forest Woodward
Harvey Webster
Brenda
Kenneth Webster
Harol Sawyer
Fulton
Dwight Cutler, Jr
Leand Robertson
Mexico Point
Victor Bently
Vicki
Ronald Nye
Timmy
Donnie
Shawn
Cutlers
Nyes
Bentleys
Douglas Shumway
Colosse
Joseph Shumway
Richie
New Haven
Objections Dropped on Public Service Jobs Bill
Washington AP sources say the administration dropped objections to a bill creating 150000 to 200000 public service jobs and seeks a cheaper compromise. Senator Javits of New York doubts Democrats will bend to avoid a presidential veto by Nixon, who vetoed last December over dead-end employment.
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Washington
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
House
Nixon
Senate Refuses Draft Rights Hearing for Draftees
The Senate rejected an amendment to grant draftees a lawyer and a courtroom hearing before local draft boards by a 44 to 32 vote. It also defeated efforts by volunteer supporters to shorten the draft extension and add enlistment incentives as debate moves toward capping amendments and a potential end to debate next week.
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Washington
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
John O. Stennis
D-Miss
Mansfield
Hartman graduates with honors at Ft Monmouth radar course
Private first class Frederick R. Hartman 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam A Hartman Hannibal New York, completed with honors a 33 week ground control approach radar repairman course at the U S Army Signal Center and School Ft Monmouth New Jersey. He trained to perform organizational maintenance on ground control approach radar equipment.
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F.R. Hartman
FT. Monmouth, N. J
AHTNC
Army
Frederick R. Hartman
Adam A. Hartman
Hannibal N.Y
U. S. Army Signal Center
Ft. Monmouth
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E. New Haven
The
Commission
Tex
France
Mont
Guir
Springs, Florida
Spa
Park
Newspaper Enterprise
Aisn
County Home Bureau
Junior Honor
HCS
New Junior Honor Society
Ruth Stowell
Pamela
Carol Carter, Pamela Abu- Jaber
Junior Honor Society
Kathryn Howell
Marjorie McCarthy
Nancy
Ishmael Dorsey
Arthur Manning
Camden
Elizabeth Clark
Edith McMille
Ruby Watson
Earl Clark
Adolph Beyer
Linda
Adolph, Jr
Rolan Clark
Renee
Dorothy Newell
Herbert Clark
Jan de Wind
Alfred Barnes
Cathy Finney
Stephen Haste
Roses Camp
Sage Creek Drive
Yours Truly, John A. Morris
P.S
Hattie Ladd
Dugway Wscs
Fernwood
E. Lewis
Flutes
Oboes
Bassoons
Mohawk ST
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