Scottish Games Slated For Griffin Field Aug 14
The Scottish Games in Syracuse set for August 14 at Griffin Stadium will feature pipe bands and dancing contests. Joseph E. Walker heads the games committee with Clan Douglas 232 as sponsor. officials include Charles Jackson field secretary William Watt ticket chief and Christie McVicker athletic events organizer.
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Joseph. Walker
Clan Doneglas
Christie McVicker
William Watt
John Knox
Griffin Field
Syracuse
Joseph E. Walker
Clan Douglas
Griffin Stadium
Charles Jackson
Christie MicVicker
Canada
United States
Pupils Earn Merits In History Across Onondaga County
Ninety five average earns certificates of merit and full association membership for top American History students. Nottingham High School leads with a five way tie producing quintuplet awards for Richard Engel Richard Kay Bernard Lipsy Judith Silverman and Nora Vincenti. Other honorees include Nancy Naeger Norman Copion Helen O Hara Susan Benson and many more across city and town schools.
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Nhirty Onondaga County High School
Onondsgatorical Association
Nottingham High School
Emmett P. Kane
Richard Engel
Richard Kay
Bernard Lipsy
Judith Silverman
Nora Vincenti
Nancy C. Naeger
Blodgett
Norman Copion
Helen O'Hara
Central
Susan Benson
Onondaga Vailey
Charles William Beeler
Pebble Hill
Dolores Young
Porter
Ralpha A. Sochia
HL. W. Smith Technical
Claudette Costa
Assumption
Robert C. Johnson
Cathedral
John Chariies Hlotz
Christian Brothers
Rose Bill
Ann Liggett
Most Holy Rosary
Margaret Mansfield
St. Anthony of Padua
Kathleen Owens
St. John the Evangelist
Gerald Laubach
St. Lucy’s
J. Allen Miller
St. Patrick's
Walter S. Florczyk
St. Vincent de Paul
Gunnar Blumberg
Baldwinsville
Carolin Lasss
Syracuse
Barbara Vass
Fabius
Alan Palizik
Fayetteville-Manlius
Donald G. M. Coon
Lafayette
Lois Fesko
Liverpool
Mary Grevarding
North Syracuse
John Nan Buskirk
Tully
Thruway Work Resumes After One Day AFL Strike
Construction on a 75 mile stretch of the New York Thruway from Catskill to Rockland County resumes after a one day strike by AFL laborers and hodcarriers ended.
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Joe Kingsion
Catskill
Rockland County
Hne
A.F. L
Syracuse University convocation speakers announced
Chancellor William P. Tolley Virgil Rogers and Eric F. Gardner will deliver speeches at a graduate education convocation in Hendricks Chapel at 8 PM. Gardner will discuss graduate work, Rogers the school's role in summer session, Tolley will close. Lorraine Smorol will sing two soprano solos with Arthur Poister on the organ followed by an organ processional.
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Liam P. Tolley
Syracuse University
Virgil Mr. Rogers
School of Education
Eric F. Gardner
Hendricks Chapel
S P.M
Gardner
Dean Rogers
Tolley
Lorraine Smorol
School of Music
Arthur Poister
Poister
Cut Off Mold on Cheese Here Is Safe to Eat
When mold forms on cheese either American or Swiss, you can cut away the moldy portion and the cheese beneath remains safe to consume. Practicing proper slicing minimizes waste and preserves the rest of the block.
Court Study Unit to Hear Syracusans
A Rochester public hearing will feature judges Edmund H. Lewis Francis D. McCurn and Wi em Kingston of Syracuse testifying before the Temporary Commission for the Court Study. The commission seeks to modernize New York State court administration and structure with similar hearings held in Albany and planned statewide.
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Edmund H Lewis
Skaneateles
State Court of Appeals
Francis D. McCurn
Appellatension
Fourth Department
Supreme Court
Wiem EL Kingstey
Syracuse
Rochester
Cour
iGovernor Dewey
Albany
Spar
Civic
Mmission
Lana
John
JH. Hughes
Lewis
JC. Ryan
Harrson Tweed
Louis Loeb
Leonard Ore Murray I. Gurf
Tommorrow
Appellate Division
Raymond C. Vaughan
Philip Halpern
Supreme
Alger A. Williams
Buffalo
James C. O’brien
Brighton
J. Seward Bodine
Waisterloo
George D. Newton
Geneseo
Clarence H. Briscol
Bath
Arthur V. D. Chamberlain
The
State Bar Association
Final forest survey report to be presented at Lewville dinner
Prof. James E. Davie of SUNY College of Forestry will present the Lewis County forest survey final report by College forest economists at a Brantingham Inn dinner tonight.
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James E. Davie
State University of New York College of Forestry
Lewis County
Brantingham Inn
Family Relations Workshop at Syracuse University Summer Session
A three expert team leads a Summer session workshop on Family Relations at Syracuse University. Dr Elizabeth Mamnveill Dr Edward Stammbrook and Dr David Hater present views on youth behavior in relation to the American family with student groups and community participants.
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Syracuse
Department of Psychiatry
State Ussity
New Upstate Medical Center
David LL Hater
Syracuse University
Tax Refund Claims Lag In Local District Office
The local IRS district reports less than half of eligible taxpayers filed for refunds. James Hayes says 227 people have collected about $15,000, with a top check of $220.90 and a low of $1.20. About 325 taxpayers remain to be heard, who could collect $318,972 by contacting the office.
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Internal Revenue Service
James Hayes
Hayes
Burglary Reported At Skaneateles Junction Station
Sheriffs deputies investigate a burglary at the Skaneateles Junction railway station. A thief forced the door and cracked open a Messenger’s strongbox of the American Railway Express Company, taking 5 to 7 pennies and stamps.
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Sherife
Skaneateles Junction
Seven Hurt In Variety Of Mishaps
Seven persons including four children were treated at Syracuse hospitals for injuries from various accidents yesterday. Willard Woodruff, 23, of Taffaa East Syracuse, severed fingers and fractured when his hand slipped into a power saw. Donald Murphy, 7, of 22 Rugby Road, injured his left arm after a bicycle fall. Mary Ann Welch, 4, of 1502 AW Onondagasi, struck by a playmate and cut. Passo, 3, of 138 Starist, cut her chin after a fall down cellar steps. Mrs Lena Edmonds, 175 Lod. Street, injured her left index finger when a car door closed on it. Richard Wentling, 17, of 203 Prospect Ave., cut his thumb with a knife. Joseph Banns, 12, of 602 Onandaga, suffered cuts on five fingers while playing with glass.
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Syracuse
Starist
Lena Edmonds
Richard Wentling
Prospect
Joseph Banns
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