City Recreation Director Plans A Full Summer Program
Roy C. McCrobie unveils a comprehensive summer plan including swimming at Sheldon's Beach starting June 25 and July 5 for the rest of the program. Youth playgrounds will shuttle to Scriba Town Park, with 11 parks active, minor league youth baseball at Kingsford Park and Diamond Match, and a range of activities from arts to tennis and archery. Lifeguards will supervise Sheldon Beach through Labor Day, bookmobile visits planned, and new touch football and outdoor basketball leagues coordinated with Oswego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon’s Beach
Palladium Times
McCrobie
Scriba Town Park
Debbie Deady
Camp Hollis
Kingsford Park
South Park
Leighton School
West Park
Diamond Match
Fort Ontario
Fitzhugh Park
East Park
Oak Hill
Hamilton
Riley
John Hogan
Joseph Bendzamas
William Schaffer
Francis Cutro
Dan Williams
Leo Enwright
Mary Vona
John Pidgeon
Burr Reeves
Trim
Ann Callaghan
Barbara Collins
Sheldon Beach
Erwin Dewey
Jack Pidgeon
City Hall
State University College At
Oswego
Recreation Bureau
Couple to Join Sandy Creek Faculty
District Principal Mark Sellis announced three contracts for SCCS for the coming year. David P. Weaver will teach business subjects succeeding James Ryan who resigned to further his education. His wife Jean A. Weaver will become elementary art teacher. Jean Weaver and Mrs. John Bulger of Pulaski will teach elementary music part time, two days weekly. High school French and a Grade section position remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Creek
Mark Sellis
SCCS
James Ryan
David P. Weaver
Jean A. Weaver
Weaver
Indiana University
Indiana, Pa
John Bulger
Pulaski
Ruth Howard retires after 23 years as treasurer
Howardville church circle honors Ruth Howard for 23 years as treasurer with cake and a floral centerpiece. Dorothy Walter succeeds as treasurer, praises former duties. 17 members plus one guest attended. Upcoming events include a July 20 meeting and June 29 planning for Old Home Day plus a homemade ice cream social on July 8.
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Howardville
Dugway
WSCS
Church House
Thomas Colwell
Ruth Howard
Ruth
Stephen Porter
Watertown
Donald Wiltse
Robert Steinfeld
Oswego Hospital
Steinfeld
Alfred Priest
Elaine
James Steinfeld
Floyd Bristol
Karl Trumble
Cleveland
Henry Wiltse
Hannibal
Altmar
Johnson Kosygin talks stress peace during Hollybush summit
Johnson and Kosygin met in the Hollybush house and discussed the Middle East Southeast Asia and arms control. Johnson said agreements come through persistent dialogue and noted the world remains dangerous with hard choices ahead. He then flew to Texas to meet his first grandchild as California Democrats welcomed his visit.
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Hollybush
Johnson
Kosygin
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Los Angeles
Texas
California
National League baseball standings and results summary
National League standings show St Louis leading at 41 22 and Cincinnati 41 28 with Chicago 35 28. Friday results include Chicago 9 Houston 8 and Atlanta 12 New York 4. Sunday and Monday schedules list several pivotal matchups and interleague showdowns across major clubs.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
St. Louis
W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
California
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Syracuse
Richmond
Columbus
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Rochester
Toronto
Toledo
W. L. Pet
ATA
Enose
Baseball’s Big Stat Leaders for AL and NL
A compact recap of leading 150 at bat thresholds across the American and National Leagues, listing top batters by averages runs and RBIs, plus leading pitchers by decisions and strikeouts. Notables include Yastrzemski, Robinson, Killebrew, Aaron, Brock, Cepeda and Marichal among others with team affiliations and counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Yastremski
Pew
F. Robinson
Balt
Robinson
Kaline
Det
Y Robinson
Bailt
Killebrew
Minn
F. Ae
Yastrzemski
Bast
Carew
Tovar
Bost
Ond
K. C
Versalles
Campaneris
K.C
Agee
Chic
Horlen
McGlothlin
Calif
Sparma
Lonborg
Clemente
Pitt
Staub
Houst
Aaron
Atl
Brock
St.l
Wynn
Cepeda
T. Davis
N.Y
Williams
Phillips
Pinson
Cin
R. Allen
Phil
Gonzalez
Lemaster
Queen
Cuellar
Veale Pitt
Marichal S.F
Maynards Hosts At Their Fair Haven Residence
Fair Haven notes social visits and community updates. Residents welcomed guests from Syracuse Washington D C Wolcott Savannah Oswego Seneca Falls and Cato. Local church activity included Rev Scott's new duties and Mrs Cathcart's retirement. Medical and school news covered Field nurse training Lalik family visits and a surgery at Barber Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Fred Taylor
Syracuse
William Lehman
Washington, D. C
Roy Maynard
Roy Whitcomb
Gary
Paul Tanner
Ronald Wilsey
Evelyn King
Levi King
Harold Scott
Syracuse University
Scott
Marion Cathcart
Sterling Methodist Church
William Zukovsky
Howard McAdoo
George Lester
Wolcott
Shirley McAdoo
Butch Sampson
Savannah
Paul Horn
Sterling
Port Leyden
Dale van Patten
Lowville
Danny
Lori Stannard
Granby
George Green
Roy Betts
Renee of
Myron Lalik
Oswego
Grace Hervieux
Seneca Falls
Vernon Graham
Carl Graham
Cato
Red Creek High School
R. V. Turner
W. Bangs
West Brighton
Harvey Ware
Dunedin
Fla
Glen Ware
Edward Hadcock
Jane Jones
Arizona
Bertha van Dusen
Clarence Cooper
Barber Hospital
Lyons
Harold Smith
Wayne Center
Arvid Goodrich
Fancher Ave
McKeesville
Edwin Long
Kodak and FIGHT eye joint employee recruitment plan
Kodak president Louis K. Eilers told Florence via telegram that Kodak would be willing to work with FIGHT to act as an employee recruitment agent. After talks, Eilers said an opportunity exists to create better understanding and mutual respect, with Kodak interviewers to visit selected inner city locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Louis K. Eilers
Kodak
FIGHT
Eilers
Ruth E. Hardman dies during dinner in Alexandria Bay
Ruth E. Hardman 73 of 119 Park Avenue executive director for both Jefferson and Lewis County units of the American Cancer Society died suddenly Thursday evening at Edgewood resort Alexandria Bay of cardiac arrest. She vacationed with Grace La Plante of Mexico and two friends near Point Vivian. Funeral at 2 Saturday at Cleveland funeral home with Rev. Rufus F. Green officiating, burial in Union Cemetery Adams Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace la Plante
Mexico
Cleveland Funeral Home
Rufus F. Green
Church of the Redeemer
Union Cemetery
Adams Center
Dodd Is Censured by Senate for Financial Misconduct
The Senate censured Senator Dodd for financial misconduct, the second such punishment this year after Adam Clayton Powell. Dodd said the ruling hurts his career but he will continue to serve, insisting he did nothing wrong and bearing the scar of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Congress
House
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Senate
U S Navy Raids North Vietnam Rail Lines and Plants
U S aircraft from the carrier Constellation damaged the Nam Dinh power plant 46 miles south southeast of Hanoi and hit rail lines 48 miles south of Hanoi. Aerial photos showed extensive damage to generator halls and tracks with boxcars destroyed and antiaircraft sites silenced.
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Nam Dinh
Hanoi
Constellation
U.S
Navy
Kep
Air Force
Haiphong
FIGHT Recruitment Effort Seeks 600 Negroes for Kodak Jobs
The FIGHT group, an acronym for Freedom Integration God Honor Today, has spent over six months trying to recruit 600 African Americans for possible employment and training with Kodak, aiming to improve neighborhood cooperation with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIGHT
Kodak
Personal Notes and Coming Events By Ida Le Pine
Robert F Barry attends national traffic and security directors meeting at University of Colorado in June 1922. James Randall and wife announce birth of daughter Kimberly Margaret at Geneva Hospital. Oswego Rotary Club luncheon to review year end reports welcomes two new members Rev William Weiss and Ralph Bechard. VFW auxiliary social Monday features Dorothy Gorman and Louise Baldwin. James McAllister one of 59 science teachers awarded NSF summer institute grant at Potsdam for Fitzhugh Park school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Barry
State University College
Oswego
University of Colorado, Boulder
Colo
National Association of
James Randall
Waterloo
Kimberly Margaret
Geneva Hospital
Randall
Sharon Duffy
Oswego Town
Red Creek
Oswego Rotary Club
Pontiac Hotel
William Weiss
The
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Bechard
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Quattrini-Dehm Post
VFW
Post Hall
Dorothy Gorman
Louise Baldwin
James McAllister
RD 3
National Science Foundation
State University College At
Potsdam
McAllister
Fitzhugh Park
Local Weather Report for 24 Hour Period
For the period ending 8 am the high reached 79 and the low 61 with a mean of 70. No precipitation was recorded and relative humidity stood at 80 percent. Wind was SSW at 5 mph, pressure 29.98 rising. Sunset at 8:51, sunrise tomorrow at 5:26. Highest on this date was 98 in 1875 and the lowest 44 in 1918.
Weekend Weather Outlook With Increasing Clouds
Sunny and warm start with highs in the 80s then variable cloudiness this afternoon. A chance of showers and thundershowers tonight and Sunday. Tonight’s low near 60, cooler Sunday. Winds 5 to 15 mph.
Sweden log cabin holidays appeal to nature lovers
Swedish National Travel Office promotes cabin vacations in Sweden with weekly rates from 18 to 42 dollars. The country offers about 100000 lakes, extensive forests, 2000 miles of coastline, and numerous waterways for quiet retreats away from city life.
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New York
UPI
Sweden
Pack 88 Cubs Enjoy Picnic at Camp Hollis
Thirty-three Cub Scouts from Pack 88 Riley School and their families held a family style picnic at Camp Hollis. Awards were given including tenderfoot and Webelos to Jim Battista John Saternow David Place Tom Syrell and Mike Farrell. Den leaders and cub masters distributed gold and silver arrows bear pins and denner badges. Games and swimming complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack 88
Riley School
Camp Hollis
Tenderfoot
Webelos
Jim Battista
John Saternow
David Place
Tom Syrell
Mike Farrell
Carrol King
Don Townsend
Den 1
Ronald Shapiro
Martin van Buren
Jeffrey Gordon
John McCullough
Ronald Zerrahn
Denner
Den 2
Douglas Townsend
Gary Hallinan
Den 3
Mike Casey
Gary Schulz
Charles Handley
Toby Syrell
Bear
Den 4
Jim Dornal
Ricky King
Sam Sugar
Tom Miller
Master Point Game Held By McGough Bridge Club
The McGough Bridge Club hosted its monthly master point tournament at the Fortnightly Club on Thursday evening. In North-South pairs, Gerald Thompson and Milton Daskal led with 114 points, followed by Hillman Ranous at 113 percent and White Anderson at 111 percent, with other standings noted. East-West standings include E. E. Taylor Amedio and pairs led by Gibbons Wilson on 93 percent, with Hudson Bailey and Deady teams close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGough Bridge Club
Gerald Thompson
Milton Daskal
Robert Hillman
George Ranous
Kirke White
Willard Anderson
William Jeram
Fred Gibbons
William Farrell
John Scanlon
E. E. Taylor
Joseph Amedio
Horace Wilson
Henry Hudson
Homer Bailey
Robert Deady
Frances Maurer
Gary Malinas
Child Escapes Injury After Near Car Collision
A 3 year old girl Debora Horning of Parish narrowly stepped into Route 69 and was treated at Crouse Irving Hospital for head cuts and bruises. William Schaefer 24 of Oswego failed to avoid the incident as his car skidded. Two Daytona Beach youths were detained after fleeing home. In a separate crash on Route 81 Albert Christian 21 of Vicksburg Michigan and Robert Echo 26 of Syracuse collided. Christian suffered back and rib injuries, Echo was uninjured. cars were towed from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Debora Horning
Parish
Crouse Irving Hospital
Syracuse
R. E. Schilling
Pulaski State
William Schaefer
Fifth St
Oswe
Florida
W. G. Doyle
Albert Christian
Vicksburg
Mich
Robert Echo
Echo
Doyle
Christian
Stanley Paulich
Michigan
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Roy C. McCrobie
Fouinment
Robert
W. Bridge St
Cem Leasing Corp., Inc
E. McCormack Oswego
N. Y
Dial
Ricdy
Major League
Maynards
Ida le Pine
Charles E. Coe
Alexander, Va
Coe
Nelson Coe Sr
Fourth St. Charles
Carol Turner
Sealer
Dick Labouer
Barrett
Insurance Service
Wes
Cayuga ST
Oswehrgon
HAM
Bologna
Bosco & Geers
East Avenue
Walnut Street
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