Independence Day Firework Display By Iroquois Fireworks
Frank Mickinkle heads the Iroquois Fireworks and Display Company preparing Oswego Jaycees Independence Day show on July 3 for 2000 dollars. The firm, based near Central Square Hastings, will deploy ground and aerial shells including a red Oswego sign and Niagara Falls finale with 300 aerial shells and a 120 shell finale. Donald Townsend chairs the county event with Giles Gregoire aiding. events include a parade drum corps contest Junior Miss and square dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Road
Hastings
Central Square
McKinkle
Oswego Jaycees
Mickinkle
Syracuse
Oswego
Donald Townsend
Giles Gregoire
Frank Mickinkle
Iroquois Company
Weather report and forecast for the day
The 24 hour period ending eight this morning saw a high of 74 and low of 58 with no precipitation. Winds SW around 3 miles per hour. The forecast calls for generally fair and warmer conditions today tonight and Friday with highs in the 80s and a low near 60 to 65.
Betrothal Announced For Sandi Karabelas In Chicago
Mr and Mrs Louis Carroo of Chicago announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Sandi Lee Karabelas to Dr Leroy John Sprange of Chicago. The wedding is set for July 19 at St Bartholomew Church with a reception at the Lions Club Grand Ballroom. Miss Karabelas is the granddaughter of Mrs Cassandra Kay of 42 E Fourth St Oswego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Carroo
Chicago
Ill
Sandi Lee Karabelas
Leroy John Sprange
St. Bartholomew Church
Lions Club
Miss Karabelas
Cassandra Kay
E. Fourth St
Oswego
Fire Companies Practice Alert At Atomic Plant Site
Eight fire companies demonstrated rapid response during a practice alert at Niagara Mohawk Atomic plant construction site near Nine Mile Point in Scriba Oswego County Mutual Aid test directed by Howard Strawing. Over 100 volunteers with pumpers from Scriba New Haven Mexico Minetto Hannibal Volney Granby Center and Alcan plant joined the drill with deputies Taylor Jackson Lawton coordinating traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Nine Mile Point
Scriba
Oswego County
Howard Strawing
Central Square
New Haven
Mexico
Minetto
Hannibal
Volney
Granby Center
Alcan Aluminum Plant
Lloyd
Toby) Taylor
James R. Jackson
Oswego
Ora Lawton
British Oxford Cambridge beat American track squad in London
The Oxford Cambridge team defeated Cornell Pennsylvania 41 3 in the 4 by 110 yard relay as Wendell Mot ley won the 440 yard dash in 45.9 seconds equaling the British all comers and Commonwealth records. The meet marked the series lead at 4 3 with nine events won by Britain and a world mark of 7 14 6 set in an extra event. Cornell Pennsylvania travels to Birmingham Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Oxford
Cambridge
Wendell Motley
Oxford-Cambridge
Cornell- Pennsylvania
Cornell-Pennsylvania
British Isles
Birmingham
England
State Police probationary class begins 16 week training
David A. Jewell and 179 other young men have been accepted for probationary appointment in the New York State Police. They start a 16 week basic training course at the New York State Police Academy with the first nine weeks at SUNY Oneonta and the final seven weeks at Pleasant View Lodge in Freehold Greene County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
David A. Jewell
Church Sr
New York State Police
New York State Police Academy
State University of New York
Oneonta
Pleasant View Lodge
Freehold
Greene County
Races See Bolero Ondine Ges ture In Lineup As Windigo Leads
Bolero a 73 foot yawl owned by C M White Huntington New York Ondine a 57 foot yawl owned by S A Long Larchmont New York and Ges ture a 57 foot class B sloop owned by James L Madden Philadelphia contended when Windigo finished tenth in a 167 yacht fleet Dyna a 58 foot yawl veteran of Great Lakes races followed Big Toy a 73 foot er docked at Portsmouth Virginia after a Coast Guard search Turner owner of St Petersburg Florida said a mast spreader broke forcing the yacht out of the race and that earlier rudder reports were false He said Coast Guard could not spot the yacht before Wednesday due to poor visibility
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolero
C.M. White
Huntington
N.Y
Ondine
S.A. Long
Larchmont
Gesture
James L. Madden
Philadelphia
Windigo
Dyna
Great Lakes
Big Toy
U. S. Coast Guard
Portsmouth
Jim Turner
St. Petersburg
Fla
Turner
Coast Guard
Greenwich Boat Seen Winner of Bermuda Voyage
Kialoa II finished first at St David Head at 10 05 p m Wednesday but Palawan of Greenwich Conn is expected to win on overall time in the 635 mile Newport to Bermuda race. Palawan and Audacious follow behind with Fortuna Good News and Germany VI close in the field.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
California
Palawan
Greenwich
Thomas J. Watson Jr
Baldwin M. Baldwin
Newport Beach
Calif
Fortuna
Jakob Isbrandtsen
Riverside
Conn
Hans Viktor Howaldt
Essen
Germany
Harrelson Traded From Athletics to Senators for 20000
Kansas City Athletics first baseman Ken Harrelson was placed on waivers late Wednesday night and was claimed by the Washington Senators for 20000. Harrelson, 24, had been the A's regular first baseman until Roger Repez’s arrival. He joined the A's in 1963 from Portland and spent 1964 briefly with Dallas in the Pacific Coast League. In nearly four major league seasons he hit .229 with a .226 average this year in 63 games, 5 homers and 22 RBIs. He bats and throws right-handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Harrelson
A’s
Roger Repez
New York Yankees
Portland
Dallas
Black Coral Wins at Finger Lakes in Canandaigua Feature
Black Coral a 5-year-old gelding ridden by Jose Oliveres won by a length over Sultan Ruler in the $1,300 feature at Finger Lakes Race Track. The mile and 75 yards were covered in 1 47 2 5 with payouts of 6.80 3.60 and 4.40 as 3,615 fans bet 225,063 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canandaigua
N.Y
Black Coral
Sultan Ruler
Finger Lakes
Jose Oliveres
Eighth Grade Graduation Held at Fitzhugh Park
Fitzhugh Park School held its first eighth grade graduation for 130 students on a Wednesday evening. Principal Anthony Murabito spoke on double sessions to ease overcrowding and expand curriculum, noting it requires a proper building program. The program featured music, solos, and a chorus, with honored graduates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Park School
Board of Education
Anthony J. Murabito
Murabito
Marjorie Fahrenholz
Edward Branshaw
James Cloonan
David Knight
John Pilon
Sue Butler
Linda Clark
Colette Crisafulli
Kathy Miuccio
Edelweiss
Sound of Music
Edward Ruble
Patricia Battista
Diane Dedyck
Hubert Dixon
Crystal Foster
Roger Fox
Catherine Miuccio
Karen Shapiro
Antonia Sullivan
Allan Weinreb
Lasky Named to NARW Committee for 1966-67
Harry B. Lasky of Mobile Warehousing Inc is appointed to the National Association of Refrigerated Warehouses Committee on Warehouse Operations by president B W Prinsen. The panel meets August 2–3 in Washington D C at the Washington Hilton. Mrs Lasky accompanies him. Headquarters at Syracuse address 323 Thompson Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Lasky
W. Seneca Sr
Mobile Warehousing, Inc
National Association of Refrigerated Warehouses, Inc
B. W. Prinsen
NARW
Washington, D. C
Washington Hilton Hotel
Cassidy Edges Martinez in Freeport Clash
Bobby Cassidy defeats Vincent Martinez by outpoint in Freeport New York. Cassidy advances in the boxing card while Martinez suffers a setback in the bout.
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Associated Press
Freeport
N.Y
Bobby Cassidy
Hicksville
Vincent Martinez
New York
Missing Girl's Body Recovered From Rhine River
Elea nor Mae Friday, 24, daughter of Horace Friday of Constantia, was found dead in the Rhine after disappearing June 9. A Ludwigsburg dispatch said she and her brother Carl planned to sail home June 19. Her funeral occurred in Germany.
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Europe
Oswego County
Eleanor Mae Friday
Horace Friday O
Carl Friday
Munich
United States
Miss Friday
Morse
Cleveland
Germany
Arizona
France
Ogenhoffen
Hannibal Votes to Unseat Two School Board Members
More than 400 voters in Hannibal approve the 1966 67 school budget by a 952 to 113 margin while two board members lose their seats. Theodore Dann and James Ferlito are defeated as Harold Willard and Thomas O Connor win the seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Hannibal Central
Board of Education
Theodore Dann
Harold Willard
Dann
James Ferlito
Thomas O’connor
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Central Square Concern
Iroquois Fireworks and Display Company
Albro
Hamburg
John Mickinkle
Fort Ontario
Iroquois Fireworks Display Company
Black Coal
Fitzhugh Park
Nate
Rhine River
Nigeria
Africa
Friday
Scottsdale
Escondido
Pittsburgh Paints
Ee Prevsource
Pittsburgh
Prisaune
Aersey
Peter Raby
West Bridge and
Third Ave
Air-Care Co., Inc
Westinghouse
S. Salina St
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