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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
10
Fulton Carl L Johnson correspondent and William J Alien circulation staff are listed in bylines. The note appears to mark authorship and distribution roles for the newspaper segment.
Fulton’s combined Men’s and Women’s Choruses perform their annual Christmas program December 15 at 8 15 p m in Fulton High School auditorium under Richard Swierczek. Admission is free as thanks for community support. Rehearsals are held at the high school with opportunities to join new members. selections include Silent Night Hallelujah Chorus and other carols.
Kristin Kissock of Oswego Catholic High School Fulton wins first place in the Sixth Annual St Josephs Council Knight of Columbus oratorical contest at the K of C Hall with Jeanne Murphy second and John Lynch third. Nine contestants competed including Mary Rasbrook Elizabeth Arden Kathy Komarnicky Anthony Cincotta Jr Eric Wolven Byron Smith. Kissock advances to the district contest Feb 14 in Oswego. Angelo Maturano Grand Knight presented the award with Sam uel Procopio and Edward Dyer assisting. Judges were John S Johnson Jr Eugene Sullivan and Francis Boyce. General chairman Mark Knight Fulton High School with Sister Mary Edn Oswego Catholic High School.
Frankfort Kentucky joins six other locales including Vienna Salzburg Paris Pismo Beach Lone Pine and Lake Arrowhead as host sites for The Great Race. The California trio coordinates with events looping through iconic venues and scenic routes.
Harold W. Jones died suddenly Friday night in Lake Wales Florida while on a motor trip with his wife and son Arthur Jones. Born in Oswego he was the son of the late Erwin Jones and a longtime Fulton resident who served as Ontario and Western Railroad agent and later Fulton Housing Project manager. Survived by wife Suzelle Jones and son Arthur. Services Wednesday at 11 am at O'Brien funeral home with Rev. William Brown. burial in St. Mary's cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7-9 pm and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Contributions to Heart Fund invited.
Fulton resident Erwin S Wickham 55 of 216 Phillips Street died at home after a long illness. He was born in Fulton and worked at Morrill Press before retiring five years ago. He was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church. Surviving are two daughters Joyce and Christine Wickham two sisters Mrs Susan Beebe and Mrs Earl Wilson and several nieces. Services Wednesday at 10 30 a m at Young and Son Funeral Home with Rev Frank Hughes officiating. Burial in Mt Adnah Cemetery. Calling hours Monday 7 9 p m and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 at the funeral home.
Fulton Douglas Scholes 21 of 212 W Sixth St fell and twisted his knee on West First Street Sunday afternoon. He was taken by center ambulance to Lee Memorial Hospital for treatment with Patrolman Francis Doyle Jesse Yardley and Trooper R A Miller assisting. Officials note he recently had knee surgery.
Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan 88 former Duchess of Marlborough dies at her Long Island home after a life in American wealth and European high society. A mother and social figure, she authored The Glitter and the Gold in 1952 and will be buried in England after a service at St Thomas Church in New York.
Fulton man Richard S. Tetro of Fulton will take part in mid year commencement at Tri State College Angola Ind on December 12. College president Dr. Richard M Bateman will confer degrees and honorary Doctor of Laws on Roy Abernathy Detroit president of American Motors and other honorees Albert Weatherhead Jr Cleveland and Dr William Everitt Illinois. More than 160 candidates seek Bachelor of Science degrees in winter quarter. Tetro a 1961 Fulton High School graduate will pursue mechanical engineering degree requirements in March.
Fulton High wrestling squads head to East Syracuse Minoa Tuesday after a 54 0 varsity win over Henninger Black Knights. Fulton Freshmen basketball meets Kingsford Park Thursday in Oswego. The gymnastics team begins competition Friday at Liverpool. Varsity and JV basketball travel to Valley Friday in a Cen tral New York Cities league game.
Fulton local farmers will receive a share of a 275000 refund from the Agway members health life insurance fund. Checks will go out starting late January to policy holders as of January 1, 1966. The 10 percent refund covers premiums paid in 1964 and was approved by the Agway board of directors.
A U S couple were fatally injured as Interior Minister Clement Mboro toured South Sudan. The crowd, initially held by organizers, grew to about 10,000, chanting for southern secession before storming the airport, breaking doors and glass, and spilling into nearby homes.
Continued from Page One the storm caused damage and road problems. One car ran off a road but no injuries were reported. Gloversville, 30 miles north, saw two thirds of its 24,000 residents blocked by fallen limbs at the storm’s peak. Power outages persisted about 30 miles northwest of here.
Norman A. Manor of Oswego delivered the Fulton Lodge of Elks memorial address at the annual service held Sunday. Manor, state ritual chairman, spoke on remembrance and the legacy of departed brothers through charity, justice, brotherly love, and fidelity. Officers led the ritual. Rev. Dr. Harold McGilvary and Rev. David Walker gave invocations and benediction. Honorees included Rudolph P. Foster, Earl W. Rowley, Fordyce Whitaker, and Vincent J. Mehegan.
Helen McKinney rolled a 519 to lead the Friendly Girls league at Lake View Lanes last week. Highs included Jerry Hogan 500, M Bresnahan 496, Marian Hart 494, with a long list of other scorers and team results showing Don Dunham Signs 244 and several shops and businesses placing in the standings.
Fulton reports the December WSCS meeting of Granby Center Church will host a Christmas party Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Mrs Clyde Bray home. Dinner is chaired by Mrs Edna Weldon and Mrs John Scott with program chair Mrs Melvin Pless. Each member should bring a 50 cent gift for exchange.
A state advisory panel proposed raising the $1.25 minimum wage by a nickel and pegging increases to October 15 each year. Beginning 1965 the wage would be half the average hourly pay of production workers, with caps through 1967 and possible postponement if the economy sags. Critics warned of reduced competitiveness and a noncompetitive, high-labor-cost state.
Fulton CYO hosted seven games with Cooper scoring 26 and DiBartolo 27 in senior action as the Lakers beat the Raiders 62-56 while the Celtics won 58-30 behind Lewchanin 21. Junior Braves topped White Sox 46-3. Warriors beat Buckeyes 44-42 led by Collier 22. midgets saw Vikings 29-4 Peluso 23, Vampires 11-9 Wolski, and Buc's 24-14 Stuber 16.
Heavy ice coated tree limbs and overloaded lines caused regional damage over the weekend. Emergency crews repaired most outages quickly, traffic incidents stayed minor, streets were salted, and firefighters had a quiet period with no fires reported.
U.S. Ambassador Max D. Taylor and South Vietnamese premier Tran Van Huong opened planning discussions in Saigon seen as paving the way to bombing Viet Cong supply lines in Laos. Officials said no announcements would follow the sessions, while Johnson said to consult Huong urgently about measures to improve the situation. Thousands of police were deployed for Taylor's Saigon arrival amid Buddhist protest rumors that failed to materialize.
Albany official canvass shows President Johnson carried New York State by a record margin of 2,669,594 votes. U S Senator elect Robert F Kennedy defeated incumbent Republican Kenneth B Keating by 719,693 votes as the State Board of Canvassers certified the results after polls closed election night.
Edward C. Butler, 50, of Bridge Street, a field representative for Lipe Railway Corp., died yesterday in Waterbury, Connecticut. Native of Geneva, he lived in Cleveland nine years. Survived by wife Elizabeth. daughter Judith Anne Hafermatz of Los Angeles. two sons Marine Cpl. Edward Butler of Cherry Point, NC, and Kevin D. Butler at home. brother Charles of Kirkville. three grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Ritz Funeral Home. Rev. Paul Gere officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery, Syracuse. Friends may call Monday at their convenience.
Former Phoenix pastor Rev David Banville now serves as interim pastor at Waioli Church Kauai established 1834 second oldest Christian work on the island. Banville and his wife arrived Oct 28 for two weeks of sightseeing before beginning duties. The building era 1912 museum use, congregation includes native Hawaiians Chinese Japanese Koreans. Mrs Banville assists husband and teaches children under released time program. Previously lived in Florida and Illinois with son’s family.
The Supreme Court unanimously invalidates a Florida statute criminalizing cohabitation of interracial couples. Justice White calls the law an unconstitutional exercise of state police power that trences upon freedom from race based discrimination.
Chicago police arrested two men with prior pickpocket records after a Friday subway altercation that involved shoving and swearing as they apparently attempted to pick each other’s pockets aboard the train.
One hundred seventy five Blue Bird Camp Fire and high school girls with leaders performed Christmas numbers at John C Birdlebough school. An audience of about 400 heard songs and a puppet show while gifts for local Christmas baskets were handed to a recipient.
Scores Stamp notes prior proposals to feature a Nativity scene on a Christmas stamp. The Post Office Department committee rejected the idea, saying it would honor a religious holiday. Laird counters that Christmas marks Jesus Christ, a major historical figure, and argues the stamp should reflect that. The department offers four seasonal 5 cent stamps in one sheet, totaling 100 stamps with 25 of each design: holly, mistletoe, pine cones, and poinsettia.
Oswego Valley Chapter No. 106 Disabled American Veterans holds a regular meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the Lavere Harrington Post VFW in Oswego. Commander John Root will preside.
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