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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1982

Page

18

Oswego DA Relives Games with Harlem Globetrotters

Oswego County District Attorney John Elliott recalls two seasons with the Washington Generals as they barnstormed the United States and abroad against the Harlem Globetrotters. He describes playing against legends like Connie Hawkins and Meadowlark Lemon, the foreign crowds, and the eventual decision to leave the road to pursue law, while noting the Globetrotters’ lasting appeal and his current life in Oswego County with family.

Steve Carlie Oswego County John Elliott Washington Generals United Sates Generals Harlem Globetrotters Elliott Fulton City Hawkins Connie Hawkins Iowa University NBA American Basketball Association Curly Neil Clown Meadowlark Lemon Marques Haynes England Rome N.Y Phoenix Mary Maureen Lucien State University College At Oswego

Farm Bureau backs dairy surplus cap and cuts

The New York State Farm Bureau urged federal action to cap surplus dairy purchases and gradually shrink CCC stocked milk butter and cheese. A 10 percent annual reduction could be phased monthly, replacing the 50 cent per 100 pounds milk assessment and the $13.10 support price while cost to New York farmers runs about $55 million yearly. The group also pushed a national dairy promotional program.

Monticello New York State Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Commodities Credit Corp Richard McGuire New York Robert Smith State Bureau

Woman struck by a shoe in Cherry Street dispute

Police say 30 year old Willis Bunkley of 350 Cherry Street beat Rachael Stromann, injuring her with a shoe during an argument. Stromann was treated at Crouse-Irv ing Memorial Hospital and released. Bunkley faces second degree assault charges and was to be arraigned in City Court.

Cherry Street Rachael Stromann Cherry St Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital Willis Bunkley

Leftover funds eyed to install courthouse railings

County Buildings and Grounds Commissioner Frank Ballard said about 33000 dollars would cover brass railings for the Onondaga County Courthouse front steps and main entrance. He urged a January committee vote on whether to order the railings and reopen the steps next span as work nears completion. The wide stairs, closed since the 1950s, give access to the building while its murals and marble columns remain visible interior features.

Onondaga County Frank Ballard Ballard

Deputy narrowly avoids injury in Route 81 crash

Deputy Joseph Peluso swerved to avoid a dark maroon older model vehicle traveling with lights off on Route 81 near a construction site. The vehicle may have been stolen. Peluso escaped injury, and no damage to his patrol car was reported. Authorities seek the other vehicle, last seen northbound without lights.

Robert Burns Burns Joseph Peluso Peluso Route 1 Community General Hospital

Knox choir of 50 to present cantata at Hendricks Chapel

A 50-voice Syracuse community choir presents the Christmas cantata Born a King by John W. Peterson at 3 p.m. Sunday in Syracuse University's Hendricks Chapel under Augusta M. Knox. The Zeta Phi Beta sorority and Bethany Baptist Church ushers host, co-sponsored by Hendricks Chapel dean and the Minority Ministries Program. The program is free with a reception afterward and parking in Lot E-1.

Syracuse John W. Peterson Syracuse University Hendricks Chapel Augusta M. Knox Knox New York Ohio Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Bethany Baptist Church Dean of Minority Ministries

James Holland Sr. 67 Baldwinsville man dies at hospital

James M Holland Sr 67 of Sixty Road Baldwinsville died yesterday at St Josephs Hospital He was a Geneva native resident 23 years in Baldwinsville retired from Syroco Army WWI veteran Survived by wife Frances a daughter Roberta Zimmer two sons James M Jr Lynn T siblings Marian Floyd Clyde Alfred three grandchildren Private services Riverview Cemetery no calling hours Contributions to church or Ambulance Corps Falardeau Funeral Home in charge

James M. Holland Sr Sixty Road Baldwinsville St. Joseph’s Hospital Geneva Holland Syroco First United Methodist Church Arc Masonic Lodge R. Frances Roberta Zimmer James M. Jr Lynn T

Jean Lyon obituary from Cleveland area

Jean Lyon 67 of County Rt 17 Cleveland died yesterday from injuries in an automobile accident on Rt 39 Constantia. Native of Syracuse she lived in the area most of her life and retired five years ago from Merchants National Bank Syracuse. Survived by husband George Lyon a daughter Lavan Geary Oswego a son Paul Thayer Syracuse two brothers Robert Thayer Virginia Beach Va and John Thayer Constantia nine grandchildren five step grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 p.m. at Watson Funeral Home Central Square. Burial Lakewood Cemetery Cleveland. Calling hours tomorrow 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Cleveland Jean Lyon Rt 17 Constantia Syracuse Watson Funeral Home Main St Central Square Lakewood Cemtery

Margaret M Skelton 76 longtime Cazenovia resident dies

Margaret Metcalf Skelton 76 of 30 Lincklaen Street Cazenovia dies. Born in Pittsburgh she lived in Cazenovia 40 years and ran a mail order printing business with Nira Skelton. She served as ameshee at Cazenovia College and a local news correspondent for The Post Standard, later a medical secretary for Dr Samuel Raymond and assistant librarian. Survived by daughter Mrs Robert J Herbert and three granddaughters. Memorial service Sunday 2 p m at St Peters Episcopal Church, burial Evergreen Cemetery. Arrangements by Richard A Ayers Funeral Homes. Contributions to CAVAC.

Margaret Metcalf Skelton Lincklaen St Cazenovia Pittsburgh Cazenovisollege Post-Standard Samuel Raymond

Williams Jean Brinckwater Williams dies in North Syracuse

Jean Williams 54 of 5383 Bear Road North Syracuse died Wednesday at State University Hospital born in Boston resided in North Syracuse 34 years member of Andrews Memorial United Methodist Church cashier at Sweetheart Markets. Survived by husband Robert L Williams daughter Linda Wiegand son Robert L Williams Jr brother John C Brinckwater sisters Edith Foot Joan Gumtow Edna Biantaggini Bar Botting and two grandchildren services tomorrow 11 a.m. Sears-Middleton Funeral Home officiated burial North Syracuse Cemetery calling hours today 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Jean Brinckwater Williams Bear Road North Syracuse State University Hospital Boston Edith Foot Joan Gumtow Newshire Edna Biantaggini Tewksbury Mass Bar Botting Holbrook Sears-Middleton John Love North Syracuse

Charles A Widell of North Syracuse dies after long illness

Charles A Widell 74 of Northgate Apartments 460 S Main St North Syracuse died yesterday at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Native of Pennsylvania he lived in the Syracuse area 30 years and worked in maintenance at Northgate Apartments and formerly at Ralphs Packing Co East Syracuse. Surviving Olive his wife three sons three daughters 16 grandchildren three great grandchildren two sisters Emeline O'Dell of Montgomery Pa Zena Bath of Nazareth Pa two brothers Donald and Wilbur of Waterloo and a niece Vivian Zarr of Watsontown Pa. Services Monday at 1 pm Carter Funeral Home Reverend Ronald Hoffman officiating hours 2 to 4 pm Sunday.

Charles A. Widell Northgate Apartments S. Main St North Syracuse Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital Pennsylvania Widell Northgate Ralph's Packing Co East Olive Emeline O'Dell Montgomery Zena Bath Nazareth Donald Wilbur Waterloo Vivian Zarr Watsontown Carter Funeral Home Ronald Hoffman

Memorial Mass for Charles P. Ciaralli at Our Lady of Solace

Charles P. Ciaralli, a Rome, New York native and professional drummer who died in Tucson, Arizona on September 29, will be remembered at a memorial mass tomorrow at 5 p.m. at Our Lady of Solace Church on Salt Springs Road. Surviving are his wife Elizabeth A. DeAntonia Ciaralli and daughter Jo Ann E., both of Tucson, two sisters Anna De Lonenze of Saratoga Springs and Amelia Mitchell of Rome, and two brothers Paul of Rome and Romeo A. of Rome.

Charles P. Ciaralli Our Lady of Solace Church Salt Springs Road Ciaralli Rome N.Y Tucson Ariz Elizabeth A DeAntonia) Ciaralli Jo Ann E Anna de Lonenze Saratoga Springs Nick Amelia) Mitchell Paul Romeo A Syracuse

Obituary notice for Joanne G Salisbury of Warners

Joanne G Salisbury 49 of Warners died yesterday after brief illness at St Josephs Hospital native of Marquette Mich resided Warners since 1956 widow of Gerald Salisbury Air Force Korean War veteran survived by son Lee and daughter Merrilee of Warners mother Laura Grimes siblings David Daniel Robert Paul Gail Nancy Mary Beth Sally Eloise Funeral services Monday 11 am at B L Bush Sons Funeral Home Camillus burial Greenlawn Memorial Park Warners contributions to American Heart Association

Joanne Grimes Salisbury Warners Road Warners St. Joseph’s Hospital Marquette Mich Gerald Salisbury Laura Grimes David Manestique Daniel el Paso Texas Robert Paul Grimes Gail Fleischer Jamestown N.C Nancy McGregor Glendale Ariz Mary Beth Schierenbeck Saganaw Sally Cherrette Eloise Martz B.L. Bush & Sons Funeral Camillus Thomas R. McKee Greenlawn Memorial Park American Heart Association

Services for Mabel F Bush at Greenleaf Funeral Home

Mabel F Bush 88 of 119 Malcolm St died Wednesday at Community General Hospital. Funeral tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Greenleaf Funeral Home with burial at Onondaga Valley Cemetery. Calling hours 7 to 9 p.m. today. Native of Cortland, longtime Syracuse resident. Member of Cincinnatus Chapter 387 Order of the Eastern Star Salvation Army Golden Agers Club Delaware School Silver de Club Circle D of St Pauls Lutheran Church. Survived by two sons William J of Lake Wales FL and G Theodore Bush of Harrisburg PA. daughter Kathleen L Blumenthal of Bedford Hills. brother Fralick of Cortland. eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Mabel F. Bush Malcolm Delaware School Circle D St. Paul's

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