Oswego High Hosts College Board Tests Saturday
Two hundred thirty six students from Oswego County high schools will gather Saturday, Dec. 7, at Oswego High School to take College Entrance Board Examinations. Examinations, developed by Educational Testing Service in Princeton, measure scholastic achievement and aptitude for college admissions. Students report before 8 30 a m for aptitude and before 1 30 p m for achievement with seating in rooms 313, 213, 301, 208 and the library. guides will direct students from other schools.
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Oswego County
Oswego High School
College Entrance Board
Educational Testing Service
Princeton
N.J
Gates
Genoa
Patrick
Pendrys
Sacco
Salisbury
Traverse
Tretsch
Zimmerman
School exam tests assign room 213 and rear lot parking
The achievement tests will go to room 213. Parking for students taking these examinations will be permitted in the lot at the rear of the school building. School authorities ask that cars be parked to maximize space and caution students not to use nearby business lots reserved for customers.
Funeral services for E. Fred Bareham in Oswego
Funeral services were held today at 2 p.m. for E. Fred Bareham husband of Mrs. Harriett Bareham of 3% Varick St. Oswego hospital nurse Rev. Rees T. Williams officiated at the United Church of Christ Congregational. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery with bearers John Cochrane William Rombough Edmund Vincent John Gilmour Gustave Orzesek Warren Butler Arnott Smith.
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E. Fred Bareham
Harriett Bareham
Varick Sr
Oswego Hospital
United Church of Christ
Rees T. Wiliams
Riverside
John Cochrane
William Rombough, Jr
Edmund Vincent
John Gilmour
Funeral services for Harold J Bond in Oswego
Harold J Bond of 332 West Fifth Street died Monday December second in Oswego Hospital. Funeral services were held at Scoville funeral home at two o clock with Rev. A P Goodwin officiating. Burial followed in Riverside cemetery. Bearers were William Di Miero Bernard D Driscoll Jr Samuel Gordon Capt Frederick Scharf Bert Taylor and Mack M VanPatten.
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Harold J. Bond
W. Fifth St
Oswego Hospital
Scoville Funeral Home
A. P. Goodwin
West Baptist Church
Riverside Cemetery
William DiMiero
Bernard D. Driscoll, Jr
Samuel Gordon
Frederick Scharf
Bert Taylor
Mack M. VanPatten
Hannibal Bowls: Clark Leads In 35-Game Series Night
Alan Clark led the Hannibal Men’s Inter-Community League with a 35-frame series scoring 171, 213, and 211 for 595. Harry Holden totaled 504 across games of 168 199 and 227. Don Wheeler had the high single 238 in a 351 series with 147 and 16. Other notable totals featured Farnham 563 Hopkins 560 McCarthy 557 Warren 552. Team results show Adsitt's Valley Boga 4 Traux & Hovey 0 Burritt Chevrolet 4 Hillside Dairy 0 Launkenheimers 4 Patane and Sons Farms 0 Sam Patane Insurance 3 Han nibal Merchants 1 and others.
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Hannibal
Alan Clark
Harry Holden
Don Wheeler
Farnham
Hopkins
McCarthy
Warren
Eamer
Dennison Wallace
Teachout
Adsitt
Elliott
Miano
Bush
Palen
Demperio
Bombard
Plummer
Best
Chaffee
Hallows
Duncan
Dann Jr
Brown
Laurent
Adsitt’s Valley Boga
Traux & Hovey
Burritt Chevrolet
King's Daughters Elect Officers For Next Term
The King's Daughters of First Methodist Church met Tuesday in the chapel. President Mrs Ray Phillips led the session with a Christmas message from Dorothy Rogers. Dorothy Rogers, Mrs Herbert Tanner, and Mrs Ross Dutcher presided over a candle light program. Officers nominated: President Mrs Ray Phillips Vice President Mrs Herbert Tanner Secretary Mrs Carrie Dowd Treasurer Miss Carrie Mitchell. Hostesses were Mrs Victor Baitsell Mrs Reginald Butler and Miss Louise Bradway. Refreshments followed with Christmas decorations.
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King’s Daughters of
First Methodist Church
Ray Phillips
Dorothy Rogers
Herbert Tanner
Ross Dutcher
Robert Pennock
Ralph Young
Tressa Tuck
Carrie Dowd
Carrie Mitchell
Local Weather Report and Forecast for Today
Weather report for the 24 hour period ending 9 am shows a high of 30, low 15, mean 22.5 with 0 precipitation and 9 inches of snow on the ground. S winds from the south at 4, station pressure 30.00, humidity 89 percent. Snow flurries and partial clearing today into tomorrow with moderate temperatures. highs 25 to 30, night low about 20, winds 10 to 25 mph increasing to southwest tonight and tomorrow.
Personal Notes and Coming Events By Ida Lepine
Community notices list Christmas party plans and meetings from the Alice Brown Circle First Methodist to beta chi chapter gatherings. Including Lady auxiliaries elections at Scriba fire house, Holy Hour for Catholic Daughters, Nassau Bahamas trip by Barry College, St Peter’s Rosary-Altar party with officer elections, and a Christmas cookie sale December 14 in the church hall with sale continuation after Masses.
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Alice Brown
First Methodist Church
James DeStephens
Liberty St
Cunningham
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Rosary-Altar Society
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Stella Miller
Mary Taylor
Eunice Keefe
Grace Powell
Sigma Fraternity Plans Evening Basketball Practice
The Sigma fraternity will hold basketball practice this evening at 7:30. Practice takes place at the Recreation or at Fort Ontario.
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Sigma Fraternity
Fort Ontario
Hymn Sing at Hannibal Sunday Night
A special Hymn Sing titled Great Hymns and Christmas Carols will be held at the Hannibal Methodist Church next Sunday evening December 8 at 730 p m Congregations from area churches will join in a candlelight processional and combined choir performances The event will feature readings by local pastors and choir leaders with The Advent Wreath ceremony and a brief meditation followed by refreshments in the Whitney Fellowship room The Sunday service at 11 a m will observe Advent with a sermon The Influence of the Bible by the pastor and Church School details follow
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Hannibal — A
Hannibal Methodist Church
Hannibal Area
Orval McBride
Community Church
Raymond Ginther
Sterling and
Martville
LeRoy Wade
South Hannibal
Harold Willard
Richard Wentz
Red Creek
Sterling Valley Community Church
Methodist and
Mr. Combs
Whitney
Church School
Receipts Decline at County Clerk Office in November
County Clerk J. Gregory Merriam reports November receipts totaling 6928.76, down from the prior month. Revenue sources include Deeds 1148.50 Mortgages 837 Discharge of Mtges 384 Assignment of Mtges 125.50 Release of Mtges 56 Chatte Mtges & Cond'l Sales 200 Certificates 57.50 Certified Copies 78.75 Notice of Pendency 27.50 Judgments 48 Transcripts 7 Orders 23 Sat. of Judge 1.50 Searches 1790 Filing Papers 95 Other Services 811.66 Motor Vehicle Fees 1237.85 Total 6928.76.
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J. Gregory Merriam
Cornell Proxy Will Head New Regents Group
Albany reports Dr. James A. Perkins, Cornell University president, will chair a 14 member Regents Advisory Committee on Educational Leadership for the Future appointed by Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. The unpaid panel, to work about two years, includes Syracuse superintendent Franklyn Farry and Marion Folsom of Eastman Kodak among others from education, government, and industry.
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Albany
James A. Perkins
Cornell University
Regents Advisory Committee
James E. Allen Jr
Perkins
Franklyn S. Farry
Syracuse
Earl W. Brydges
R-Niagara
Senate Education Committee
Kenneth Ruhrmaster
Donald V. Pattenheim
Battenheim Publications
Westchester County
Alvin C. Eurich
Ford Foundation For the Advancement of Education
New York City
John H. Fischer
Teacher's College
Columbia University
Marion Folsom
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester
U. S
Educa
Notable figures named in education and industry panel
The listing includes Dr Harold Howe II superintendent of Scarsdale schools The Very Rev Lawrence J McGinley retired Fordham University president Sol Linowitz Xerox Rochester Ewald B Nyquist Deputy Commissioner of Education Miss Rosemary Park Barnard College president Mundy Peale Republic Aviation president.
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Tion and Welfare
Harold Howe II
Scarsdale
Lawrence J. McGinley
S. J
Fordham University
Sol Linowitz
the Xerox Corp
Rochester
Ewald B. Nyquist
Miss Rosemary Park
Barnard College
Mundy Peale
Republic Aviation
Oswego Printing wins bid for 1700 voter enrollment books
Oswego Printing Co Inc submitted the lowest bid to print 1700 1964 enrollment of voters in Oswego county. Bids from the Purchasing Department show the gap to the second lowest bid at $6.20, with the winner offering the cheapest tender.
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Oswego County
Oswego Printing Co., Inc
Oswego Printing Co. Wins Bid Over Oswego Firms
The contract for enrollment printing went to Oswego Printing Co. Inc after the lowest bid of $1,487.75 emerged against a second bid from Todd Bros. of Oswego at $1,493.95. The W. P. Mitchell Printing Co. of Oswego submitted a bid of $6.50 per page, which would exceed $3,000 given past two years’ page counts.
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Todd Bros
Oswego
Oswego Printing Co., Inc
W. P. Mitchell Printing Co
Mitchell
Hospital survey finds preference for two and four bedroom rooms
Portland patients in a UPI survey show strongest preference for two and four bedroom hospital rooms. Only 22 percent favor single rooms, reflecting demand for shared accommodations and space.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Bowens Corners Methodist Church Smorgasbord Dinner
A smorgasbord supper will be served at Bowens Corners Methodist Church on Friday from 5 p m until all are served. Proceeds will go to the church building fund.
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Fulton
Bowens Corners
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College Board
Oswego High
Oswego—Fulton
Pendleton
E, Fred Bareham
Adam Clark
King's Daughters
Ida Lepine
Scriba Fire Department
Beta Chi, Inc
Crisafulli Post
Kathleen LeRoy
Frederick P. LeRoy
E. Seventh St
Barry College
Miami
Fla
Barry
Paul James
O.P
Elaine
Nassau
Bahamas
Commercial Printing Department
Cornell
New Regents Group
Oswego Printing Co
Stollman’s
W. First St
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Peter Baby
West Bridge
Third Ave
New York State
New York
Members
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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