Creekers edge undefeated Adams in Oswego-Jefferson clash
Sandy Creek Central School varsity defeated the visiting Adams High School five 83-51, snapping a 16 game Jefferson County streak. Kurt Ellis and John Burkhard led the winners with 24 and 22 points as Bilis added 16 and Ridgeway 11. Hamilton paced Adams with 15, Whitehead added 14. Jayvees won 38-23 before the main game. Felix Aylmer writes about Charles Dickens in a new biography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Creek
Marty Maurer
Adams High School
Jefferson County
Kurt Ellis
John Burkhard
Bilis
Pappa
Ridgeway
Lamilton
D. Whitehead
Sccs Jayvees
Rural Church Notices List Advent Services and Programs
Church notices for St Marys Star of the Sea Grace Episcopal Baptist Methodist Presbyterian United Presbyterian list Advent masses sermons and choir rehearsals. Services Sundays at 9 30 and 11 a m plus Sunday school nursery and programs for Christmas carols and candlelight services. Youth groups Boy Scout work caroling and Christmas cantata details include names of pastors and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal
Arthur Harrington
Christmas Dinner and Carols at North Mexico Church
Rev Robert E Pennock invites parishioners to the annual family Christmas dinner at 12 30 p m followed by the Sunday School program and carol singing at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Pennock
Church services and schedules for multiple parishes
Colosse and Lacona churches announce weekly worship times Sunday school and services. Rev Popp and Rev Davis lead Colosse Baptist with Christmas party details and gift tree. St John Catholic holds Mass Baptism Confession. Seventh-day Adventist Bible school and preaching. Lacona Xavier Cabrini Mass and confessions schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic
Thomas J. Murphy
G. Edward Knight
Lacona St. Francis Xavier Cabrini
Roosevelt Seventh-day Adventist
R. H. Ferris
Parish and church service schedule for Altmar and area
Listings show mass times and worship services for Altmar St Marys Fernwood St Francis St Anne Roosevelt Hastings and New Haven with pastors Rev Thorness Rev Foster Rev Halse Rev Clarke Rev Ferris Rev Thayer Rev Knight and others. Christmas services noted including December 25 worships and church events.
Community Baptist Church Schedule of Christmas Events
Sunday 11 a m morning worship and Sunday school 12 noon Christmas program 8 p m Christmas program Monday 7 p m Evening Star Guild at Mrs Kenneth Adkins home Friday 2 p m Young Peoples party Tuesday 8 p m Adult Fellowship Society Christmas party rehearsal at 7 p m Saturday 7 30 p m Christmas Candlelight service Everyone welcome
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Clyde Russell
Moody Bible School
Robert F. Pennock
Youth Fellowship
Boy Scout
Fellowship Hall
Presbyterian
Donald G. Roth
Church School
United Presbyterian Youth
Methodist Youth Fellowship
William R. Spence
Baptist
William Popp
Fernwood Methodist
James Thorness
Charles Foster
Parish Presbyterian
Joseph A. Clarke
Christ
Hastings United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Hastings Church
Fred T. Thayer
Pilgrim Fellowship
Donald Knight
Evening
Star Guild
Kenneth Adkins
Young Peoples Party
Community Baptist
George T. Herrick
Adult Fellowship Society
Santa Claus
Southwest Oswego Baptist
Larry Draper
Community Church
Baptist-Presbyterian United
Orval McBride
Christ Church
Community Vs. Lycoming
Christmas church services and events in multiple towns
Christmas messages and services listed for Mt Pleasant North Valley Lycoming Southwest Oswego Sterling Sunray South Scriba and more with morning worship Sunday school and MYF meetings. Christmas parties dinners pageants choir rehearsals and special music noted across churches and communities.
Christmas Activities At Community House Include Choirs and Services
Women's Federation hosts officer installation by Mrs. Margaret Parish with program by Mrs. Warren Darling and devotions by Mrs. Mae Rogers. Christmas Fire Service and Candlelight at Methodist Church feature Rev. Kenneth L. Combs, Christmas programs, carols, and gifts for shut-ins with multiple MYF meetings through December 24.
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Women's Federation
Margaret Parish
Warren Darling
Mae Rogers
Evelyn Darling
Carrie Stock
Gary Hughes
Nelson Darling
Christmas Evening Services at Hannibal Center
Reverend Kenneth L. Combs will preach a Divine Worship Christmas message titled The Ingredients of Peace at 10 a.m. The Church School meets, and on Saturday December 17 at 7 45 p m the Church School Christmas program will be staged at the church with all invited.
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Kenneth L. Combs
Miner couple attends Syracuse camp directors meeting
Mr and Mrs Mark Miner attended a meeting of camp directors and committees at the State Council of Churches headquarters in Syracuse. Morris Bone spoke on camps across the United States and Rev William Wilcox will chair the camp committee this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Mark Miner
Syracuse
Miner
State Council of Churches
Morris Bone
United States
Giengarra
Presbyterian Conference
Contos
U Center
William Wilcox
Tully
Guy Congdon
University Hospital
Evelyn Willams
Elia M. Cooper
Hillsboro Garden Club
Ruth Stone
Camden
Ladies Aid
Hillsboro
Mary Presley
Maris Tops A L Slugging Champ In 1960 Race
Roger Maris of the New York Yankees won the American League slugging title for 1960, edging teammate Mickey Mantle. Official stats show Maris with a .581 slugging percentage, 290 total bases, 77 singles 18 doubles seven triples and 39 homers. Mantle hit .558. Roy Sievers of Chicago and Harmon Killebrew of Washington tied for third with .534.
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Roger Maris
Boston
New York
Mickey Mantle
Maris
Mantie
Chicago
Roy Sievers
Harmon Killebrew
Washington
Shot Putter Bill Nieder to Retire
Bill Nieder Olympic champion and world record holder announces retirement due to a damaged knee. Doctors at the Presidio of San Francisco, where Nieder serves as an Army lieutenant, say continuing shot putting could cause a permanently stiff right knee. Nieder first injured the knee in 1954 at the University of Kansas and re injured it last spring during shot putting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nieder
San Francisco
Nieder
Presidio
University of Kansas
Stadium hosts Liberty Bowl with big payout and growing sales
Philadelphia officials report 17,000 tickets sold for the Liberty Bowl at Liberty Stadium. Bud Duddies says Penn State and Oregon stand to earn 30,000 to 60,000 each while NBC pays 100,000 for TV rights as crowds approach 20,000 to 25,000.
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Philadelphia
Bud Dudies
Penn State
Qorewon
Durley
NBC
Liberty Bowl attendance and refunds hit by severe weather
Dudley reports Penn State and Alabama each received 98000 dollars for the Liberty Bowl. Heavy snows and subfreezing temperatures this week hindered ticket sales. Associated Press notes results Toronto 4 Montreal 2 and New York 1 Detroit 1 with no games on Thursday to Saturday.
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Persons
Penn State
Alabama
Dudley
Toronto
Montreal
New York
Detroit
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Creekers
Hollywood
UPI
Felix Aylmer
Charles Dickens
Donald Duck
E. S. Howard CO. Oswego
W. Bridge ST
Eae Mee Wee Oy
Jack Reynolds
Chevrolet, Inc
E. 3Rd St
Oswego, N.Y
Nerntoors
G.L.F
Oswego Co-Op
West First ST
Dial F
Mexico
St. Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic
James P. Slowey
North
Colosse
Maple View
David H. Davis
Pulaski
Fred Cox
Benjamin Elms
Hannibal Lodge
Cox
Gordon Sturge
Altmar
St. Mary’s Catholic
West Amboy
Frank A. Halse
Little
France
St. Francis
Catholic
Vermillion Clifford Methodist
Robert North
Frank A. Halse, Jr
St. Anne Catholic
Scriba
New Haven
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Pennock
Maniel
North Valney
Lycoming
Sterling Community
Lowrie
Sunray
Church Bible School
South Scriba Methodial
Russell S. Brown
Sidney Parkhurst
Shawn Parkhurst
M. Maxine Hubbard
Hannibal
Methodist
Adam
Stainer
Combs
Sela ‘Travis
Candleight
National Hockey League
Associated Press
Vona Shoes
First St. Oswego, N.J
Philco, Benatx
Philco
West Seneca
Liberty
Zou
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