Special Awards—Largest KPS graduation class promoted
Kingsford Park Junior High School held a final promotion exercise as the 1971 class, 135 pupils, moved to Kingsford Park High School in September. Principal Ralph M. Faust gave the address with John J. Deno and Lois K. Grady presenting certificates. D.A.R. and school citations honored multiple students, with music by the KPS Band and numerous student officers and ushers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsford Park
Cass
K.P.S
Ralph M. Faust
John J. Deno
Lois K. Grady
Deno
D.A.R
Fort Oswego
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Kathleen Zuccollata
Mark H. FitzGibbons
KPS
Michael Adams
Jean Denny
Joseph Denny
Ronald Gillette
Barbara Raymond
Casey Ann Riley
Jean Sugar
New York State Music Association
Patrick Carmody
Cynthia Jackson
Lorraine Lisk
Richard Sorenson
Diana Jackson
Kathy Capizzi
Elgar
Ruddick Trowbridge
Voleal
Blowin
Dylan
Michele Moxley
Beethoven
Oo Jackson
Lorraine Isk
Jack J. Deno
L’elephant
Lois K. O'Grady
With Me
Moross
Wilson
Cantrices
Kipareants
Lois Scriber
Love Story topic at Al Congregational service
Worship at United Church of Christ East Fourth and Oneida marks the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost with special music and a sermon titled Love Story Reflected by Rev. James C. Tschudy. Sermon text Philippians 4 4 9 and summer service times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church of Christ Congregational
East Fourth
Oneida Street
Thomas
Peans
Sharon Stone
Betty Saunders
Redd Swindells
Aulus Saunders
Joanna
Vera M. Clark
James C. Tschudy
Erich Segal
Phillippians
Sally Lowery
Lois Corwin
Hall Road
United Church of Christ
Telephones in Venezuela Reach Around Four Hundred Thousand
A report states that Venezuela has about 400,000 telephone lines in service, reflecting the scale of communications infrastructure in the country and its role in connecting cities and rural areas alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Oswego police tour with second graders at Riley School
Norma Herrald's second grade class from Charles Riley School visited Oswego Police Dept. for a headquarters tour. Patrolman George Nettles explained police equipment and bicycle safety while Capt. Floyd Kunzwiler took a "mug shot" as the students posed. Mrs Herrald stands at the back center with Nettles at the far right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Herrald
Charles Riley
Oswego
Police Dept
George Nettles
Floyd Kunzwiler
Mrs. Herrald
Nettles
Obituary for George D Wright of Oswego
George D Wright, 103 East 12th Street Oswego, died on Thursday morning at Oswego Hospital. He was the husband of the late Callie Pelkey Wright and son of the late Charles C Wright and Amelia Wright. A Syracuse resident for 24 years, he worked in the Set Up Department at New Process Gear Co, retired ten years ago, and later lived in Oswego. He was a member of the Oswego Senior Citizens Club. Survived by a daughter Amelia McAllister of Syracuse, a brother Lynford Wright of Scriba, two grandsons, one granddaughter, and one great granddaughter. Funeral service Monday at 10 a.m. at P J Cullinan Funeral Home with burial in St Peter's Cemetery. Calling hours Saturday and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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George D. Wright
East 12Th St
Oswego Hospital
Callie Pelkey Wright
Oswego
Charles C
Amelia Wright
Thomas
Amelia) McAllister
Syracuse
Lynford Wright
Scribe
P.J. Cullinan
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Obituary: Blanche E Moffat 82 of Red Creek
Blanche E Moffat 82 of Canada St Red Creek died suddenly at home She was born in Elkland Pa lived in Waverly Ithaca and Red Creek She was married to George E Moffat who died in 1962 Surviving are her son George J Moffat Hammond and daughter Esther Hill Red Creek Six grandchildren and a great grandchild Services will be held Sunday at Jewell Funeral Home Caton at family convenience Rev Oscar Bate will officiate Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Chittenango There are no calling hours
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Blanche E. Moffat
Red Creek
Canada St
Elkland
Moffat
Waverly
Ithaca
Christian Mission Alliance Church
George E. Moffat
George J. Moffat
Hammond
Dwight
Esther) Hill
Jewell Funeral Home
Cato
Oscar Bate
Sunnyside Community Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Chittneango
Population Density in North Vietnam Report
A note states about 348 residents per square mile of land in North Vietnam. The figure reflects rural to urban spread, with no further context or sources referenced.
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North Vietnam
Impasse over New York academic chair funding persists
Albany AP describes a funding stalemate over 10 academic chairs created in 1964. Nyquist argues the legislature intended eight chairs funded at 100000 each while others seek restoration of cuts. The row involves Buffalo and Fordham chairs, with universities including NYU Columbia CUNY Syracuse Stony Brook Cornell RPI and Rochester affected.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Ewald B. Nyquist
E Education Department
Nyquist
University of Buffalo
Fordham University
Buffalo
Fordham
Albert Einstein
C. H. Waddington
England
Albert Schweitzer
New York University
Columbia University
City University of New York
Syracuse University
the State University Center At Stony Brook
Cornell University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
The
University of Rochester
Mexico Students Going To German Conference
Three M.A.C.S. students plan to attend the National Federation of Students of German Conference at the University of Kansas on August 15 1971. Bonnie Kastler Melody Schmidt and Daisy Smith will travel by charter bus. activities include a German coffee house, spelling bee, oompah band, games, workshops, a Maskenball, Jahrmarkt, dances, and a soccer match. The girls will meet German students from across the country, vote on amendments, elect officers, and may win prizes or travel to Germany. M.A.C.S. students raised 137 to fund the trip and support the three delegates.
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Mexico
M.A.C.S
National Federation of Students of German
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas
Bonnie Kastler
R.D
Fulton
Melody Schmidt
R. D
Daisy Smith
Darrow Rd
Germany
Kaffeekonditorei
Germa
Len Barry
NFSG
Hannibal Student Wins Medals in New York Special Olympics
Ladd Mark of Hannibal Central School shown with coach Arthur Grant after winning the 25 yard freestyle and placing second in the 50 yard freestyle at the Snowbelt District meet in Watertown. He then won the 25 yard freestyle at the state championships in Binghamton on June 19 and will represent New York in Chicago this summer. Last year David Forsythe of Hannibal won the national 50 yard backstroke championship.
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Mark Ladd
Hannibal Central School
Arthur Grant
Snowbelt
Watertown
Mark
Binghamton
New York State
Chicago
David Forsythe
Hannibal
PSC Issues Power Emergency Procedure in NY
The Public Service Commission issued a 23 step interim power emergency procedure for Consolidated Edison. It avoids cutting power to large buildings in Manhattan and elsewhere. Commissioner Jones had urged curbs on new construction power in NYC and Westchester, but that was not adopted. The order awaits arguments and final PSC determination.
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Albany
N. Y
Public Service Commission
Consolidated Edison
Manhattan
William K. Jones
PSC
Jones
New York City
Westchester County
Telling Off the Landlord in Oswego Arts Center Play
Helen Furletti delivers a sharp rebuke to William Shigley during rehearsal for the Players' upcoming comedy Under the Yum Yum Tree. Directed by Virginia Ranous, the three act production stars Shigley as the hockey landlord and Furletti as a tenant in the Oswego Arts Center theatre scheduled for mid July.
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Helen Furletti
William Shigley
Players
Shigley
Troop 870 Re-registers at Masonic Temple Scout Unit
Troop 870 at Masonic Temple re registers with Lake City Lodge No 127 F A M and Hiawatha Council for a second year. 19 scouts six leaders and nine troop committee members. Includes William Hammer institutional representative and Ivan Williamson lodge master. New recruits James and William Dexter from Oswego. Committee includes women for first time locally. Leaders include Scoutmaster Harold D Clark and assistants including Elbert J Parker and Raymond Beckwith. Activities cover beautification project at lodge grounds, parade entries, merit badge work, and a camporee in Minetto woods with Oswego Center Troop 806 invited. No meetings until July 1 with a mystery auto run and hot dogs. dues payable and vacation activities planned.
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Lake City Lodge No
F.&a.m
Hiawatha Council
William Hammer
Ivan Williamson
Thomas Alfieri
Carl Beckwith
James Blum
James
William Breitbeck
William Dexter
William Dixon
George Eson
Michael Farnsworth
David Fields
William Harrington
David Hyde
Philip Marsh
Raymond O'Donnell
Joseph
Richard Parker
Lee Scheirer
Lester Seidenberg
Michael Smith
Patrick Woods
Mitchell St
Oswego
Fred Dixon
Floyd Bottin
Karen Eason
William White
George Eason
Vida Mae _ Scheirer
Recna'd Butler
Richard Hyde
Lawrence Family
Harold D. Clark
Elbert J. Paker
Raymond Beckwith
William J. Dexter
Robert Eason
Daniel Mahoney
David A. Fadden
Camn
Pines
Fort Ontario
Cornelius Harrington
Benson Avenue
Harrington
Minetto Woodlands
Raymond Becksmith
Oswego Center
Edwards Circle
Elbert J. Baker
Oswego Hospital
Seneca Hill
Radio Stations and Sets in Venezuela
A report notes 107 radio stations operate in Venezuela and a total of 1 655 000 radio sets are in use across the country.
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Venezuela
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Dorothea Lisk
Peter Stancampiano
Edward Stacy
Louis Eusepi
Frances Marion Brown
Virginia Fenske
Thomas Genovese
Paula Guido
Rosemary Hanagan
John Hastings
Dorothy Kaylor
Margaret Smith
Frederica Georgia
Marie Harrington
Paul Galletta
Francis McConkey
Paul Carccioli
Betty Ann Abbott
Joseph Michael Adams
Wendy Gay Ahart
Beth Ann Annorino
Barbara Jean Anthony
Denise Ann Anthony
Linda May Baldwin
Melissa Ann Bartlett
Arlene A. Battista
Samuel James Bonacorsi
Pamela Ann Brower
Jerry M. Brown
Mary Ann Burke
Mary Teresa Cahill
Patrick Francis Carmody
Gloria Ann Castaldo
Margaret F. Castle
John Timothy
Annette M. Hudson
Cynthia Ann Jackson
Michael A. Jackson
Robert J. Jackson
Richard J. Jamerson
Sandra Jones
David E. Jung
Kathleen M. Kersien
Cherie Irwin Kessler
Rene J. Kessler
Cheryl Ann King
Elaine Marie King
Patricia Marie Knopp
Thomas J. Knopp
Timothy M. Knopp
Timothy Robert Kray
John F. LaFave
William Robert Lawson
Renne Marie LeBlanc
Alan B. Leighton
Dorothea A. Lisk
Janice Teresa Lisk
Lorraine Jeanne _Lisk
James Harold Little
Sarah C. Malone
Luanne S. Mangano
Nadine Marie Marturano
Foster L. Mayer
David John McGann
Jeannine A. McHale
Karen Elizabeth Meany
Charles Francis Merritt
Michele Ann Moxley
Mark Frederick Murabito
Marilyn M. Murdock
Margaret L. Munn
Patricia Ann Muroski
Theresa A. Mu
Jonathan L. Ritson
Linda Louise Roach
Kim Marie Russ
Robert Joseph Salisbury
Cynthia Ann Sarandis
Debra J. Scheirer
Cherie Lynne Sharkey
Roselle J. Siember
Karen Sue Lipser
Frank A. Slaver
Susan Marie Slight
David L. Smith
Denise Anne Smith
Donna Marie Smith
John S. Solozzo
Michael A. Solozzo
Richard L. Sorenson
Edward Frederick Stacy
Peter Charles Stancampiano
Kathleen Nora Stevens
Joseph T. Stock
Francis J. Stone
Jeanne Marie Sugar
Jacob J. Surdell
Patricia F. Taylor
Mary Ann Tesoriero
Robert S. Thomas
David John Thompson
Laura Torres
Theresa Marie Tynan
Donald van Buren
Brenda Carey VanHorn
David Allen Vincent
Dianne A. Vincent
James Walter
Susan Warren
Alfred Roe Weigand
William C. Weigand
Andrew S. West
Donald F. West
Dale John White
William F. Whitford
Michael B. Whitney
John A. Wilson
Vanessa L. Wiltsie
Douglas Jay Young
Mary Kathleen Zuccolatto
South Vietnam
Everett G. Hepson
Defense Department
Pentagon
Hepson
Air Force
Vicinity Obituary
Gram
Gov. Rockefeller
Masonic Temple
Canada
Didier AE Proce
Ghai Weyl
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