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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1966
Page
4
Postmaster Leonard Gadwood releases the Christmas season stamp window hours for the local post office. Details cover December 10 to December 24 with extended evenings on select weekdays and no mail delivery on December 25 and 26 except for special delivery and perishables. Patrons urged to mail early.
UPI reports more than 100 crew members from 20th Century-Fox will fly to the British West Indies for location filming of Dr. Dolittle.
Linda Birdsell and Claude Hadwin Fravor were married October 15 in the Mexico Methodist Church with Rev. Lullus D. Bell officiating. The couple will reside in Fair Haven Michigan after a wedding trip to northern New York and the Adirondacks.
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Howland will be held Friday at 8 30 a m at Dain funeral home and at 9 a m in St Mary's Catholic Church. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
Billy Halep once led the gang in Dead End returns to film acting with a small part in A Garden of Cucumbers. The forty niners era star joins the cast bringing a dash of nostalgia to the production.
Lilia Skala, Academy nominee for Lilies of the Field, proposes visiting Viet Nam troops to aid with carrier context and talk with soldiers about the film’s making and her career. She asks the Hollywood Overseas Committee for a trip, noting she would listen and share experiences.
Amos Red Thisted of the Milwaukee Sentinel was elected chairman of the Milwaukee chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America Tuesday. Ray Berres to receive J Louis Comiskey Award at Chicago writers dinner January 15. Ron Turcotte won three Aqueduct races for the second straight day in New York. Flash Klorde returns home in Manila stressing readiness to fight Carlos Ortiz again if given a chance. Elorde arrives from Honolulu after knockout by Ortiz in New York bout.
The Weather Bureau reports a warming trend cut snow depths in western and northern New York. Temperatures rose to the 40s after near zero Sunday, aiding clear roads and reducing totals from 54 inches at Mayville to about 24 inches by Tuesday. In the Adams snow bowl, 48 inches dropped to 12 inches, and Copenhagen in Lewis County became largely snow free.
In Gainesville Georgia a write in Batman received one vote while Howard James and Joseph Stargel each had 674 votes. Officials repeated counts and confirmed the same result a tie with no provision for a runoff. City Attorney Guier said further research is needed to resolve the anomaly.
The Altmar Ricard M.Y.F. held its annual election at the Altmar Parsonage last Sunday naming Caroline Sampson president Jeanne Ellis vice president Carla Brown secretary and James Ellis treasurer A music program with religious value followed the meeting and weekly Sunday gatherings continue at 3 p.m. All interested are welcome.
Actress Kim Novak, 33, escaped uninjured after her station wagon collided with another car on Sunset Boulevard. The other drivers, Nancy Freed and Shirley Harrison, were treated and released at UCLA Medical Center. Novak had prior injuries from past accidents including a 1965 horseback fall and a 1966 California plunge after a wheel failure.
In Syracuse a two day hearing opened with a push to raise the six percent ceiling on first mortgage loans. William H. Bodine of the Savings Association League argued keeping the rate hurts savings here by diverting funds to states with higher returns.
In New York AP notes Hanukkah, the eight day Jewish festival of lights, starts at sundown tonight marking the revolt led by Judah Maccabee against Syrian King Antiochus.
Epiphanes era events recall the rededication of the Jerusalem temple after expelling Syrians. The Talmud notes only enough lamp oil for one day was found yet the lamp burned eight days. Jews celebrate by lighting one candle each night until all lights blaze on the eighth night.
Female newborns reported at Oswego Hospital with births to Kenneth Goodboecreamery Road and to Ross Aldrich at 56 Varick Street on December 6.
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