Oswego Chamber to Salute New York Power Authority
The Great Oswego Chamber of Commerce will honor the New York Power Authority at its January 28 annual dinner at the Pontiac Hotel. A six-member nominating committee led by Vic Oakes will present a slate of three-year directors. Swanson and others retire from current terms.
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Chamber
New York Power Authority
Greater Oswego Chamber of Commerce
Pontiac
Rudolph Swanson
Niagara Mohawk Power
Nine Mile Point
Scriba
Yuletide Dinner and Christmas Events at Scriba Church
The Scriba Community Church observes the second Advent with Rev. George Butler topic Our Preparation For Christ's Coming. Tonight the Adult Fellowship hosts a Family Night Christmas Dinner at 6 p.m. Bring a covered dish. Dec 15 service 9:45 a.m. Dec 22 program with Grace Crowell Nell dramatic The Little Serving Maid. Christmas Eve carol service Dec 24 at 7:30 p.m. featuring favored carols, choir, and readings led by Rev. Butler. Public invited.
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Scriba Community
George Butler
Bethlehem
Cindy Peeling
Herbert Powers Jr
Carol
Grace Crowell Nells
Scriba Church
Emmanuel
School Menus Week of Dec 16 Enlaged City District
Menu plan lists daily items for lunch including beef ravioli and turkey meals, noted with sides and desserts. Each entry mentions milk with every serving and includes variations across Monday through Friday and across two weeks of meals.
SUCO students defend arts funding in Oswego letter
A letter to the Palladium Times from John A. Morris criticized a Dec 3 Oswego Theatre performance. Doc Ellison, SUCO Student Association treasurer, counters that the show was funded by student fees, not taxpayer money, and defends student culture access.
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the Palladium-Times
John A. Morris
Morris
SUCO
Anderson
Student Association of
Oswego
Doc Ellison
Students Association
Hannibal Man Goes to Bed Then to Jail
Hannibal man Lloyd Farnsworth was charged with public intoxication after wandering into a house trailer on Ira Hill Road and going to bed. He was treated at Auburn Memorial Hospital for a cut above the right eyebrow and held in Cayuga County Jail on $50 bail awaiting a later court date.
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Ira
Hannibal
Sheriff's Deputies
Frank A. Greene
Joanne Stahl
Ira Hill Road
Greene
Lloyd Farnsworth
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Cayuga County
Sandy Creek Fair Elects New Officers for 1969
Sandy Creek Fair Association dinner and meeting at Sandy Creek Grange Hall reelects President Paul Goodnough and officers. Directors William Brouse Merrill Waggoner Clifton Verson reelected. John Schneider chairs election. Ralph Wood named general superintendent. 1969 plans include building interior work and fence repairs. adds music and possible two days of horse racing. Floyd Kent recalls seventy two fairs.
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Sandy Creek — Ninty
Sandy Creek Fair Association
Sandy Creek
Paul Goodnough
William J. Potter
Howard Lindsey
Lynn Blount
William Brouse
Williamstown
Merrill Waggoner
Orwell
Clifton Verson
Redfield
John Schneider
Arnold Shirley
George Cummings Tellers
Goodnough
Ralph Wood
Floyd Kent
The
Grange
Bank Promotions At Marine Midland Offices In Oswego Phoenix
Three promotions announced at Marine Midland banks in Oswego and Phoenix. Donald Bird moves from Phoenix to head the larger Oswego East office. Robert Garlock advances from assistant manager in Phoenix to lead that office. David L. Wilcox from Fulton becomes Garlock's assistant in Phoenix.
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Marine Midland Bank
Oswego
Phoenix
Donald Bird
Oswego East
Robert Garlock
David L. Wilcox
Fulton
Garlock
Masons Elect New Slate At Sandy Creek
Sandy Creek Lodge 564 F and A M elected Eric Lange as master at the annual election. Installation of officers is set for the regular meeting January 14 with John Tanner senior warden William Birdslow junior warden William Potter treasurer for 18th year and W A Hoag secretary for 33rd year Hal McDougal tiler and retiring master Walter Weisenburger to serve a three year trustee term.
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Sandy Creek
Eric Lange
Sandy Creek Lodge
F&am
Lange
John F. Tanner
William A. Birdslow
William J. Potter
W. A. Hoag
Tiler
Hal McDougal
Walter Weisenburger
Appointments Listed For Board Of Education Meeting
The Enlarged City School District board will appoint a teacher supervisor of girls instrumental activities and advisor to the OHS Mur Mur at its regular meeting Tuesday night. The agenda also includes bids for art equipment and the salary of the assistant superintendent and names an acting superintendent to replace Dr. Clark C. Carnal when he leaves next month.
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Board of Education
Enlarged City
OHS Mur-Mur
Clark C. Carnal
Medicare claims for reimbursement without upfront payment
Beneficiaries can file for Medicare reimbursement without paying the doctor first. For more details contact your Social Security office.
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Medicare
DeMENT'S Jet Back On Shelf After Glass Shortage
A large jet remains unavailable due to a glass shortage beyond control and is back on supermarket shelves for customers to buy.
Oswego Residents Join State University Symphonic Choir
Eleven Oswego residents are members of the Symphonic Choir at the State University College at Oswego. Officers include Constantine Sideris as vice-president and Carol Ciesla as secretary. The article lists many members and their majors among seniors and freshmen in various liberal arts and social studies programs.
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Oswego
State University College
Constantine Sideris
West Bridge Street
Carol Ciesla
Ellen Street
Constance Perkins
Gary Forbess
Thompson Trailer Park
Jacqueline Beijen
Constance Ciesla
Barbara Darling
West Third Street
Carol Fenske
Robert Henning
Varick Street
Jeanne McCarthy
Thomas Peashey
Voice Music Organization
Miss Perkins
Miss Ciesla
Henning
Miss Fenske
Miss Darling
Miss Siberis
Miss MceCarthy
Forbess
Peashey
Miss Beijen
Miss Cessla
Ancient Dolls Found Dating to 2000 B C
Alabaster dolls with movable arms and flat wooden dolls with clay bead hair have been recovered dating back to 2000 B C, highlighting early toy making.
Medicare billing deadline notice from 1968
Don’t miss out on medicare. All medical bills for the period October 1 1966 through September 30 1967 must be submitted by December 31st of this year.
Medi Care Bill Submission Deadline Noted
If you are covered by med care you have until December 31st to submit your medical bills for services received from ber 31 1967.
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Medicare
Altmar Student Accepted Under St Lawrence Early plan
St Lawrence University crowns 92 high school seniors with early decision acceptance. Peter E. Van de Water notes the program targets students certain St. Lawrence is their only college choice and who show unusually high qualifications. Darcie R. Elmer of Altmar Oswego County is admitted.
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Altmar
ST. Lawrence Canton
St. Lawrence University
Peter E. van de Water
St. Lawrence
Oswego County
Darcie R. Elmer
Roy Hunt Attends In Service Institute
Roy Hunt of Sandy Creek Central School attended an in service institute for teachers and school administrators on sex education. The program at the Northway Inn Syracuse on December 11 covered community preparation for a school program and suggested content and teaching strategies.
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Sandy Creek
Roy Hunt
Sandy Creek Central School
Northway Inn
Syracuse
Sally R. Williams
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Vic Oakes
Albert Godden
Ange Vona
Tom Henry
William Chamberlain
Richard Dekker
Charles W. Gilbert
Swanson
Frank Barilla
Bernard Doerr
Vona
Shirley Pasco
James Guinta
Robert Amdursky
Robert McDonough
John Sincavage
Catholic High
Fair
Robert E. McCormack General Insurance & Real Estate
W. Bridge St
Dia
Don Bird
Marine Midland
Dave Wilcox
Masons
Dement
Connte Pauldine San Beautie
Grose Music Shop
Story & Clark Pianos
Conn Organs
Conn
Ludwig Drums
W. Second ST
Oswego, N. Y
Mack's
Mack’s
Buzza Cardoza
Xmas Tree Light
Earlyntinental Chocolates
New York
Lugano
Switzerland
Barton's
MR. Mack
Mack
Ony
Maalox
BOARD
Cheracol “D
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