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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1968
Page
9
Fulton junior high announces honor roll for the second marking period led by principal Floyd Thornber. The list includes dozens of students from grades, with many names across both 7th and 8th grades, highlighting strong academic achievement across the school community.
Fulton residents learn the 1969 city budget totaling 1 002 771 with a 832 015 tax levy, a slight 1968 decrease, and a tax rate of 47 263 per 1 000 assessed value, down from 47 786. Pay raises for all city employees are included in the tentative budget.
The Lower Oswego Falls Grange invites members to its annual Christmas party at the Grange Hall on Saturday December 21. A ham dinner starts at 6 30 p m with Junior Grangers in charge of the program at 8 p m. Attendees should contact Mrs Addie Guyer and bring a gift for exchange.
Robert Grulich of Oswego has been named head of Local 54, International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Papermill Workers, at Sealright Co. in Fulton. He replaces outgoing president Sam Vescio who did not seek re election. The 800 plus members elected Frank Motyka as VP and named Catherine Tambroni recording secretary and Helen King treasurer.
Ed Tryniski bowled 258 289 220 for a 687 series to top the Business Men's League at Lakeview Lanes this week.Teammates Kennedy 587 Riders 574 Simpson 598 Wierzbicki 598 Brant 580 Contors 579 Clark 558 Stuber 546 Scott 535 Trageser Jr 530 also posted strong marks. In Bowlamana Tuesday Night Mixed, Rev L Fletcher 446 Fay Axtell 445 led women and Tom Fletcher 504 led men.
A. M. Hull of Sealright Co. presents the company Safety Achievement Award to all Fulton works employees after achieving one million hours of work without a lost-time accident this year. M. H. Bartz and Catherine Tambroni join the ceremony with Del Brant and Vincent Coulon highlighting the safety milestone. If luck holds, Fulton may near a third million-hour safety award early in the new year.
Bodley High School bands and chorus perform a Christmas concert Monday December 16 at 8 p m in the Bodley auditorium. The chorus of over 100 voices directed by Jose Aczue will sing Holiday by Schuman In Autumn by Brahms Hallelujah Chorus and Finlandia with the 100 member band led by Richard Swierczek. Kathy German and the student teacher direct the band in Christmas Music for the Winds and Ital ian in Algiers. Seasonal music features both groups admission is free.
The Mu Beta Circle of the United Church of Christ Congregational met at the church at noon Thursday for a Christmas dinner party. The pastor Rev Norman E Isaman was guest of the circle, with Mrs Erling Fladmark presiding and Mrs Marlin Grubb giving Christmas readings. Meetings paused until March. Oswego Chapter of National Campers and Hikers to meet Sunday at Lions building for supper and Christmas party. Cadet Teacher Barbara Glenn, from Williamsville, is among cadet teachers at Phoenix Junior High. She attends State University College at Oswego and plans January 1969 graduation. She previously taught as cadet student at Craver Crawford Elementary in Liverpool district. She attended two SUCO summer sessions to accelerate her program in N 9 English.
Mexico On December 16 the New Haven Elementary School Christmas musical will be held in the auditorium at 7 30 p m. Mrs Helen Griffin directs and Mrs William Hiler accompanies. Over 100 students from the 4th and 5th grades will sing seasonal songs. Public invited with no admission fee.
Bob Gunn of the Adrian newspaper says any candidate who run general election ads will receive a 15 percent refund if they fail to win. The policy targets politicians advertising in the Adrian newspaper for November elections.
Murray J Walker 57 of Main Street Phoenix died unexpectedly Thursday in Fordham Hospital New York City after traveling to help place his wife in care. Born September 5 1911 in Madrid New York he was vice president of Commonwealth Oil Corp and longtime Phoenix Congregational Church trustee president. Survived by wife Breda Powers Walker two brothers Elliott and Byron sister Eleanor Palmer and nieces and nephews. Funeral Sunday 2 p m Allan son Glanville Tappan Funeral Home 919 Main Street burial in Madrid next spring. Friends may call Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 p m.
Private services were held for 96 year old Charles Manwaring of Star Route Phoenix who died Wednesday at Van Duyn Home and Hospital Syracuse. He was buried at Jacksonville Cemetery after a Gates Funeral Home service in Baldwinsville. A native of Elbridge he lived here all his life. Survived by a brother Le Roy Manwaring and several nieces and nephews.
On a bad weather day children can amuse themselves wrapping small figurines with gummed paper or masking tape to create playful mummies. This simple activity uses common household items and invites imaginative play.
Hubert H. Humphrey is expected to be offered a dual professorship by the University of Minnesota and Macalester College, with a decision likely at today's Board of Regents meeting. He would teach in Minneapolis St Paul while also signing a book deal with Doubleday worth over 100000 dollars.
Duryea of Montauk with GOP backing will become speaker when the 1969 New York Legislature convenes. He led a meeting with Republican lawmakers who unanimously supported his nomination for speaker on January 8. Democrats anticipate leadership fights after Weinstein, the acting minority leader, and other contenders emerge.
The Phoenix Firebird wrestlers defeated Sandy Creek 94 to 20 in a home match on December 3. Notable results included Pete Hathaway pinning Charles Jamieson and Lonnie Gunsalus earning a 3-1 decision, with exhibition wins and several pins by both teams. A large crowd enjoyed the season opener.
The Silver Crest Rebekah Lodge and the Albert Lodge of IOOF and their families plan a Christmas party at the IOOF Hall on Monday December 16. Dinner at 6 40 p.m. followed by a program and Christmas tree with gift exchange. Led by Mrs Beatrice Pope Evelyn Rider Mabel Miller and Catherine Wood.
The Business and Professional Women's Club will gather Thursday December 19 at 6 30 p m at the Portage Restaurant. A Christmas program is planned with Mrs Pearl Stock serving as program chairman.
Beverly Fravor topped the Wednesday Coffee Hour League with 501 at Lakeview Lanes. Regina Peluso 492 Jean Brewer 472 Pauline Looker Joan Miller 466 Marge LeBlanc 434 Fay Wroniak 419 Lenora Kelly 418 Nettie Brooks 417 Mary Maliszewski 413 also starred. In the Saturday Junior Mixed League Mike Solowy bowled 568 followed by Herbert French 507 and others.
Squirrels range from the South African Pigmy, mouse sized, to the Malayan Archipelago’s black and yellow giant, which reaches household cat size.
The update lists quotations from Foster & Adams NYSE Syracuse and extensive figures for Allied Chem Allied Stores and many others. It notes stock averages at 12 Noon with Industrials at 982.97 up 3.94, Railroads 278.52 up 1.08, Utilities 138.36 up 1.05.
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