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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1966

Page

2

Syracuse Life Notes Include Travels and Community News

Joe Beamish Recorder sketches local items from Syracuse life. Mentions a 15th annual clambake at Jamesville Lake on June 12 and awards at Armed Forces Week. Highlights birthdays, letters, travel guides, theater events, and school group activities with several named individuals and organizations.

Syracuse Press Club Jamesville Lake Grove Storto’s Ed Kaish Dick DeVesty John Litcher

School boards hear aid plea at spring conference

Everett R Dyer executive director of the State School Boards Association urged about 150 board members from nearly 30 communities at East Syracuse Minoa Central High School to back aid for disadvantaged cities and towns. He outlined 1966 Albany bills on teacher benefits and retirement, condemned mandates on local autonomy, and urged cooperation with state government. James A Martin presided. a similar meeting follows in Harrisville Monday.

State School Boards Association Albany Everett R Dyer Association Syracuse-Minoa Central High School Dyer Dwyer State School Board Association East Syracuse-Minoa Central High School Everett Dyer James A. Martin Albert Eicholzer East Syracuse

Golfer Risked Life to Save Greenkeeper From Fire

Gerald Stack, well known golfer, risked his life to rescue Charles Thom a greenskeeper at Tecumseh Country Club after Thom's clothing caught fire from gasoline sparked by a shorted wire. Thom, 74, of Quintard Rd De Witt, was cleaning a golf cart when the gasoline ignited. Stack acted quickly as flames enveloped Thom and his screams drew onlookers.

Gerald Stack Charles Thom Tecumseh Country Club Thom Quintard Rd de Witt Chuck- Chu

Mrs Frances Humphrey Howard to address Syracuse fairs council

Mrs Frances Humphrey Howard sister of Vice President Hubert H Humphrey will address the Syracuse World Affairs Council at 8 15 p m next Tuesday at the Carriage House for the Corinthian Club The meeting is open to the public Mrs Howard a foreign aid officer has traveled widely for the Agency for International Development The Syracuse Council officers and directors will honor her at a dinner before the meeting

Frances Humphrey Howard Hubert H. Humphrey Syracuse World Affairs Council Carriage House Corinthian Club Howard Agency For International Development Syracuse Council

Fire burns greenskeeper and rescuer heroic actions at Tecumseh course

Thom began to run when a fire broke out and Stack tackled him rolling him to smother flames. Stack ripped off Thom's overalls and burned his fingers while nearby golfers Hanley and Buschle tossed the burning gasoline can away. Thom, in fair condition, has 16 years at Tecumseh. Stack, former New York State pro golfer, once led Lafayette Country Club.

Thom Stack Jack Hanley Charles Buschle Hanley Memorial Hospital Tecumseh Course New York State Lafayette Country Club Lakeshore Country Club Syracuse

Martin Named Camillus Fire Chief In 1966 Election

Camillus fire department elects Edward Martin as chief and Anthony Raab as president for 1966. Other officers include James O'Hara as first assistant, Harry Holmes as second assistant, Richard Martin as captain, Wallace Rockwell as first lieutenant, John Smithson as second lieutenant, Clifford Lowe as vice president, Donald O'Hara as secretary, Robert Narusky as assistant secretary, Edward Wagner as treasurer and Edwin Rhoades as assistant treasurer.

Camillus Edward Martin Anthony Raab James O’hara Harry Holmes Richard Martin Wallace Rockwell John Smithson Clifford Lowe Donald O’hara Robert Narusky Edward Wagner Edwin Rhoades

Craven Crawford Elementary Plans Parent Readings Series

The Craven Crawford Elementary School in Liverpool invites parents to a series of 2 p.m. Tuesday sessions led by reading teacher Mrs. George Snover. Meetings continue weekly through June 14 to inform parents about the school’s total reading program.

Craven Crawford Liverpool George Snover

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