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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
10
Fulton The Fulton Common Council schedules Thursday December 19 for a public hearing on the 1964 city budget. President John Kilpatrick says aldermen will hold special sessions to trim requests, aiming to avoid a tax rise though preliminary figures hint at over ten dollars per thousand if adopted unchanged.
Mrs Emma Scriber 50 wife of Ivan Scriber of 5 S Seventh St died Tuesday Funeral services Saturday at 1 p m at Young and Son funeral home with Rev Harold Thomas officiating. Another service at Richland Methodist church at 2 45 p m burial in Richland cemetery. Friends may call Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
Arthur J. Holton aged 47 of Tonawanda died when his automobile struck a concrete barrier beneath a railroad viaduct on Thursday. Police investigated the accident scene and identified the victim.
Path finder Fish and Game club will hold its 1964 officer election at 7:30 p m Tuesday in the club house off Route 57. Refreshments will be served and films shown. All members urged to attend the session.
The Salvation Army auxiliary will hold its annual silver Christmas tea on Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the Presbyterian church. Donat ions from the tea fund the Army's Christmas gifts of food and clothing. Attendees may donate an unwrapped toy to help a needy child. Tea will be served after the program by Mrs George Taylor and others. Public is invited.
Fulton High School Red Raiders host Christian Brothers Academy in a Syracuse City league matchup at 8 p.m. after a 38 36 loss to Onondaga Valley. CBA, favored after a 70 65 defeat to Cortland, seeks early league standings as Fulton aims for an upset. JV game precedes at 6 45 p.m.
Fulton High schools varsity wrestling opens its 1963-64 home season against East Syracuse Minoa, last year's Onondaga County champs, aiming to rebound after East Syracuse broke Fulton's 19 dual meet win streak. Junior varsity also wrestles ES-M minor team at 6 30 p m before the varsity.
Fulton police recorded 29 arrests in November and 386 complaints while investigating 22 accidents, nine with minor injuries. Speeding led with 12 arrests, other offenses included traffic signal and stop sign violations, no license, assault, and public intoxication. Dispositions: 11 fines, 12 bail forfeitures, 4 dismissals, 1 suspended sentence, 1 transfer to family court.
Kayendatsyona Chapter D A R in Fulton will meet Monday December 9 at the Presbyterian church parlors. Regent Mrs Carl Reynolds will lead the business session at 6 p m followed by dinner at 630. Guest night features a Christmas program by the Music committee Hosts are Mrs Sherman Crohan Miss Florence Distin Mrs Walter Murphy Mrs Harold Sylvester and Mrs William Dingle. Local residents News includes Leon Jackson and wife moving to Wilobob, Mercy Harper's hospital admission, Miss Lizzie Hunn's improving health, Allison Ives cerebral hemorrhage, Lena Ives Mary Martha Unit party, and family visit list from Mount Pleasant area.
Rev. Robert Williams pastor of the First Baptist church mourns his father Leo H. Williams who died in Colonie. Funeral is set for Saturday at 2 p m at the Alex Baxter and Son funeral home in Schenectady. Memorial gifts to the church memorial fund are welcomed in lieu of flowers.
Prime Minister Sir Alex Douglas-Home will confer with Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson during a February Ottawa visit from the 10th to the 12th. The trip precedes Pearson’s Washington talks with President Johnson on February 12 and 2.
Eva Rauch posts a 497 triple leading the Newcomer's League standings. Eleanor McEwen tops the Bowlarama Women's Classic with a 561 triple while Tony Vescio delivers a 633 in the Late Night Mixed. Other high scores include Blanche Janice 530 and Willie Webb 572 amid team results across leagues.
Mrs. Mary Williams of 2342 Seneca Street announces the approaching marriage of Miss Marila Davila of Capavea Heights Puerto Rico to Frank E. Spohn of Fulton. Miss Davila is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Julio Davila. the wedding is planned for December 7 in Puerto Rico.
The U S Information Agency released a survey on Thursday showing highly favorable foreign press reaction to President Johnson in his first days in the White House. The survey notes a general sense of confidence in Johnson expressed by world media based on material available as of December 2.
The Mount St Mary College group known as the Singing Sisters performed for Belle Vue hospital ward patients in Newburgh New York. Led by Sister Jeanne D Arc the 50 sisters offered a 45 minute program featuring songs like You ll Never Walk Alone I Believe and Without A Song. The group recently released a semi soft disc titled Joy.
UPI notes sociological explanations for 1930s big band popularity. Names like Glenn Miller Duke Ellington and Benny Goodman defined the era, with modern reissues and tributes including Miller on the Air stereo sets and Capitol DuoPhonic reissues. Tex Beneke carries Miller’s style forward with Something New.
The U N general policy committee approved by acclamation a blueprint for international cooperation in peaceful space activity and a proposal laying down legal guidelines, with 111 nations backing the move. A fifth space and disarmament resolution reflected Soviet U S accord, including a ban on nuclear armed space vehicles and further disarmament steps.
Police report an assistant robbed early today of 16000 in non negotiable checks and cash as he prepared to deposit a bag at a Buffalo bank night depository. He said two men nabbed the bundle, checks stamped for deposit only to a supermarket account, and police noted the claim.
Tokyo reports 180 girls from a knitting school in Wakayama sent Christmas gifts to Jacqueline Kennedy and her children. Caroline, 6, receives a cream cardigan and cap, while John Jr., 3, gets a brown cream and black sweater and cap. A letter inside the package expresses sympathy and wishes to console the children.
The Union side casualties in the Civil War reached 364000, far surpassing World War I deaths at 131000 and nearing World War II losses of 409000, according to the Veterans Administration reports.
A reader aged 65 asks if they should file after losing a job and earning 1800 this year. The answer is yes, file now to receive some benefits. withholding would be 350 plus 1 per 2 of 500 earned between 1200 and 1700 and dollar-for-dollar thereafter, with a maximum 12 month effective period before filing.
Susan D. Welch of Phoenix, a Phoenix High School senior, earned a half tuition scholarship from Powelson Business Institute of Syracuse after scoring 924 on the Nov 16 entrance test, the second highest in the group of 990. She is a business major, honors society member, French Club treasurer, former freshman class vice president, Booster Club member, and all county chorus participant.
A terrorist bomb blasted the doorway of the Trinidad embassy in Caracas on Thursday night in retaliation for Trinidad's return of six Venezuelan hijackers. An embassy aide Elphinstone Mitchell and a woman secretary were unhurt. The embassy had been strafed last weekend and FALN claimed retaliation in a propaganda spectacle.
Mrs. Mary Bennett, about 70, of Andover, was killed Thursday when an automobile in which she was a passenger struck a parked truck and a car in Bolivar, Alleghany County.
Phoenix Lions Club held Ladies Night and a Christmas dinner at Three Rivers Inn with 66 attending. District Governor Milton Gillespie and International Council Glen Williams attended. entertainment included skits by Lions Cunningham Harder Berdick Baldwin and a visit from Santa with gifts.
Karen Lyn Wallis daughter of Carlton E and Mrs Wallis died this morning after a short illness at Phoenix RD 1 born Sept 16 this year Survived by parents a sister Kitty L Wallis a brother Charles G maternal grandparents Charles Stewart and Mrs Stewart of Phoenix RD 1 paternal grandparents Albert Wallis and Mrs Wallis of Chittenango Funeral services Sunday 1 p m Hopkins funeral home burial Lacona friends may call Saturday 7 to 9.
Morgan E. Frost, 60, of 106 Delair Drive, North Syracuse, died Thursday at Leonard Hospital in Troy. He was the father of Royston B. Frost of Phoenix. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday at Ferguson Funeral Home, North Syracuse, with burial in North Syracuse Cemetery. Calling hours 7-9 p.m. today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
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