Forty Oswego youths enter Fulton soap box derby
The fourth annual Oswego County All-American soap box derby draws thirty nine entrants from Oswego and Onondaga counties. The winner earns a shot at Akron national race plus expenses paid for top finishers, a camp, and possible college or European prizes. Cars will be inspected tonight at Recreation Park auditorium before the Sunday 2:30 p.m. start on E Broadway hill, with parade events and a derby queen guiding festivities.
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Onondaga County
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Akron
Palladium Times
Fulton Elks Lodge
Chevrolet
Recreation Park Auditorium
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Cubs
Rifle Club
Yvonne Arcidacono
Fulton Elks Youth Day First Award Winners
Fulton Lodge of Elks has been named first place winner in the annual south day contest by Grand Lodge Youth Day Chairman Leo B. Carey. The award will be presented at the Grand Lodge convention in Chicago on July 8. Hanlon of Fulton chairs the state youth program with Floyd Hallenbeck to accept the national honor.
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Leo B. Carey
West Warwick
Grand Lodge
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Fulton Lodge
Chicago
Hs Fulton
New York State Elks Association
James B. Hanlon
Elks
Hanlon
Floyd Hallenbeck
Fulton Wedding Unites Carol J Hayden and John M Weaver
Miss Carol J Hayden daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hayden Fulton and John M Weaver son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Weaver Fulton RD 4 were married Saturday at 2 pm at the Nazarene church. The Rev William Eckmyer officiated. A reception for 100 guests followed at Sealingit Hall with out of town guests from Buffalo Canandaigua Cortland Massena Penn Yan and Florida. The groom is a former Palladium Times paper boy who delivered papers in and around Minetto for 3 12 years.
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Carol J Hayden
Joseph Hayden
John M. Weaver
Calvin Weaver
Fulton RD 4
the Nazarene Church
William Eckmyer
Sealing
Buffalo
Canandaigua
Cortland
Massena
Penn Yan
Florida
Palladium-Times
Minetto
Decision Near On Recreation Board Future
Fulton awaits a Common Council adjourned session to decide the fate of the municipal recreation commission. Mayor Johnson favors streamlining to three members or abolishing the panel and shifting supervision to the three member recreation committee with a part time building superintendent. Lincoln and Muscalino will join tonight’s talks, with action expected tomorrow night.
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Municipal Recreation Commission
John 8. Johnson, Jr
Common Council
John Linecoln
Recreation Commission
John Muscalino
Johnson
Common Council Recreation Committee
Lincoln
Muscalino
To Go Camping On Fourth Lake
Fulton senior Girl Scout roundup chairman Mrs. B A Redington will host a four day camping trip at her summer home on Fourth Lake near Inlet Adirondacks. Attending from Fulton are Francis Brient and Mari etta Loomis of Senior Troop 91 First Methodist. others include Nancy Mott Oswego Carolyn Newton Pulaski and Janet Lundgren Pulaski. Scouts leave tomorrow returning Monday with transportation by Mrs. Arthur Loomis and Mrs. William Brient.
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Arthur Loomis
Wiliam Brient
Mrs Simpson Chosen Neighborhood Chairman No 4
Mrs Leigh A Simpson Jr was named neighborhood chairman of Girl Scout Neighborhood No 4 at a Fulton Chamber meeting. Mrs Donald Kesserke will be neighborhood consultant and Mrs Edward Short neighborhood organizer. The No 4 area covers Girl Scout and Brownie troops on the Wee Side.
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Simpson
Fulton
Leigh Aa. Simpson, Jr
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
Donald Kesserke
Edward Short
Fulton Residents Win Awards at Holy Family Bazaar
Fulton residents Fulton-Wham Cook and John Hartnett received the first and second prizes at Holy Family church three day bazaar. Rev William Taylor of Oswego presented the prizes including a stereo unit. Charles Terranova, bazaar general chairman, called the event highly successful.
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Wham Cook
Holy Family Church
John Hartnett
William Taylor
Oswego
Charles Terranova
Microd Racing Opens Tonight in Fulton
The Fulton Microd Club starts its season at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the mic rod track in Philip St. with 20 cars registered. Season racing will run each Wednesday for 11 weeks, following an opening Sunday where Billy Devendorf won the 25 lap feature and Paul Roy finished second.
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Billy Devendorf
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Aldermen to Open Bids on Street Rebuilding Third Ward
Fulton Aldermen convene in adjourned session to open new bids for rebuilding S First Street between Union and Fausts. Previous offers were rejected as too high. Also bid items include a samtais sewer on Finley Drive and Elien Street and a stam sewer in Sunombrook tract. A public hearing on rezoning west side of S First Street to business is scheduled. Public auctions for two White as lots loom. A civil service clerk post proposal will be reviewed.
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WCTU Awards Given to Contest Winners
Fulton monthly meeting of the WCTU will be held Tuesday at State Street Methodist Church. Luncheon at 12:30 p m with a covered dish requested. The program focuses on missions and relief with flowers for sick and shut ins. Awards to winners of the recent WCTU poster contest among high school pupils will be presented. Posters will be displayed during the meeting.
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WCTU
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Douglas Johnson
Eyleen Brown
Fulton Driver Training Class Opens July
Fulton Adult Education sponsors a July driver training course open to anyone over 16 not in high school. The program includes six class sessions and nine behind the wheel lessons with Alfred Presane of the Fulton High School faculty instructing. Interested registrants should send a card with name address and phone number to the director of Adult Education at Fulton High School.
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Car Washing Project By Elks Girls Junior Rifle Club
Members of the Girls Junior Rifle club at the Elks lodge sponsor a car washing event Saturday at Plaza service station to raise funds for their activities.
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Girls Junior Rifle Club of the Elks Lodge
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Alumni Officers Re‑elected at Phoenix Reunion Dinner
The Phoenix high school alumni association re elected officers at the annual meeting during reunion events at the school. President Mrs Raymond Harke and Vice President Mrs Eunice Deuty lead an executive slate, while organ donor plans prompted a committee chair appointment for Richard Reed.
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Raymond Harke
Eunice Deuty
Donna Cooper
Carol Smiley
Katherine Delong
Vivian Dimon
Richard Reed
Diane Crawley
Board of Education
Collorado
Ji Dieta
Wilma Baitse
Elizabeth Wadim
Business Education
Michael Pecola
Mathematic Department
3Ns
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Hawaii
Harry Stubbs
Gunert
Alps
Ruth Paquette
Skaneatles Fells
Florida
Rebekahs Plan Picnic at Home Of Mrs Dimon
Golden Chain Rebekah lodge to hold a picnic supper Thursday night at Mrs Vivian Dimon's home with games to follow Supper at 6:30 pm. The piece also notes various local activities and distances, including graduations and a veterans of foreign wars convention in Buffalo.
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Phoenix
Golden Chain
Rebekah Lodge
Vivian Diemon
Charles Isham
Jarmly
Alden
Brand couple welcome Fulton girl at Lee Memorial
Mr and Mrs Donald Brand of Fulton RD 3 are parents of a girl born today at Lee Memorial hospital. The birth adds to the Brand family with a new daughter named in local records.
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Fulton
Donald Brand
Fulton RD 3
Lee Memorial Hospital
Minor League Coupons Collected At Stadium
Applications for the Minor League Baseball program should be brought to Little League Stadium Monday through Thursday next week. The three supervisors John Heagerty Bill Dilts and John Canale will visit on July 2 and candidates are urged to submit coupons printed in this publication. Play is hoped to begin the week after next.
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John Heagerty
Bill Dilts
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Walden speaks at Mexico Academy baccalaureate
Rev. Robert L. Walden delivered the baccalaureate address for Mexico Academy graduates on Sunday night June 21. He urged students to discover and use their God given talents through hard work and Christian influence, quoting from First Samuel and Ecclesiastes as guidance for a God planned life. Clifford W. Pasquale led organ prelude and postlude with Rev. Donald G. Roth and Rev. Clifford Sullivan assisting as readers.
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Mexico Academy
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Robert L. Walden
Saul
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Wis
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Clifford W . Pasquale
Donald G. Roth
Clifford Sullivan
Mexico Academy Girls’semble
Maryland Couple Visits Brother and Relatives
A Maryland couple from Baltimore, Ted Herrman and his sister Mrs. Irene Baxter visit family in Central Square and Norwood. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LaFave of Pasadena stay with their parents in Fulton. Bible school plans at Community Baptist church July 20 31 with closing August 3. Linda Hutchinson joins the Sealight Co Inc office in Fulton.
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Michael
Sherry
Baltimore
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Visi
Irene Baxter
Central Square
Floyd Bacon
Florence
Norwood
Massena
Daniel LaFave
Passadena
Laurence LaFave
Community Baptist Church
Linda Hutchinson
Sealight Co Inc
Fulton
Linda
Oswego High School
Martha Manwarring
Agriculture teachers visit Fulton for luncheon
Sixty high school agricultural teachers from across New York and their guests will meet Thursday in the Fulton Chamber of Commerce for a 12:45 pm luncheon. In the afternoon wives will tour the Scalvight-Oswepo Falls Corp. plant.
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Scalvight-Oswepo Falls Corp
Four Motorists Fined in Fulton Court
Four motorists were fined in Fulton city court on traffic charges. Burton Marley of Fulton and Laten Frawley of Mart le RD 1 each paid 5 dollars for failing to stop at a red signal. Peter Monteleone of South Sunnybrook NW was assessed 10 dollars for unnecessary car noise and Martha Sturgis of Fulton RD 3 was fined 10 dollars for speeding.
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Burton Marley
Laten Frawley
Martle RD 1
Peter Monteleone
South Sunnybrook
Martha Sturgis
Fulton RD
Law Keeps Pirates Near Top, Williams Recovers Bat Form
The Pirates ride Vern Law and Roy Face to stay within 3 games of first as Law improves to 8-4 with a 5-1 win over San Francisco and Face remains the majors' co leader at 11-0. Williams snaps slump with a single and homer as Detroit falls to Boston.
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Thomas H. Redmond 83 Farmer and Lumberman Passes
Thomas H. Redmond 83 of the Redfield area died at his home three miles east of Redfield after a long illness. Born May 25 1876 in Florence Town he served as a fire warden for over 30 years. Survived by four daughters two sons four brothers a sister and several grandchildren. Services Friday 11am Foster Funeral Home Pulaski Rev John Crandall will officiate with burial in Redfield Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 pm.
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Pierceville, Va
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Syracuse
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Lewis
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Mont
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West Winfield
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