Oswego High School coach Dave Powers to retire after 41 years
Oswego school board meeting agenda covers renewal of public liability policy, tax collector bond renewal, CNYSBI membership, child safety program, resignations of athletic director Dave Powers and home economics instructor Sarah Cavanaugh, Rosemary Murray appointment, duplicate tax refund, claims payments, treasurer’s report, and minutes approval. Powers began in 1922 and has coached every major Oswego sport, now coaching varsity baseball and basketball.
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City Hall
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John McGrath
Edwin M. Allen
Central New York School Boards Institute
Drumlins
Syracuse
David Powers
Sarah Cavanaugh
OHS
Powers
Oswego High School
Rosemary Murray
Frederick Leighton School
Fasteeth Improves Comfort with Alkaline Tooth Powder
An old time ad highlights FASTEETH, an improved non acid powder sprinkled on plates to hold dentures firmer and reduce embarrassment from loose teeth. Encourages purchase at drug counters.
Buttercup family Christmas rose blooms in winter
The Christmas rose, which actually blooms in January or February, is a member of the buttercup family. Native to southern Europe and Western Asia, it has leathery dark green leaves and large saucer shaped flowers.
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New York
UPI
Europe
Asia
Drinking Walker Also in Danger
A public safety note highlights risks for pedestrians who drink. Surveys show high proportions of alcohol involvement among killed pedestrians in Manhattan and Vermont. The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles urges careful street crossing after drinking and strongly advocates walking instead of driving.
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Manhattan
Vermont
New York
Family of 8 Left Homeless After Center Road Fire
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Raymond Rudd farmhouse on Center Road near Boylston, leaving eight in the family homeless. Some clothing was saved, but children’s garments and other household items were lost. Daughters sizes 16, 12, 6 and 3. sons 12 and 10. Donations welcomed via Lacona Fire Department or Mrs. Pearl Jackson in Oswego at county mutual aid headquarters. Snowplow kept road open for fire units. Sandy Creek, Altmar aided. Mannsville tanker assisted when local truck broke down. Pulaski and Richland on standby.
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Rudd
Sandy Creek
Altmar
Mannsville
Pulaski
Richland
Summer Bride-Elect Announced in Brockport
Mr and Mrs Francis W Jennings of 40 Fair St Brockport announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann Jennings to Charles Lee Buckholtz son of Mr and Mrs Frank Buckholtz of Martville. Both graduates of Brockport High Hannibal Central and State University College at Brockport expect to graduate in June 1964. They plan to wed August 22 1964.
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Brockport
Barbara Ann Jennings
Charles Lee Buckholtz
Frank Buckholtz
Martville
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Brockport High School
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Hannibal Central School
State University College At
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Midwest high schools to study Chinese and Japanese
A two year grant of 75000 from the Carnegie Corporation will fund language and culture courses in Chinese and Japanese for Evanston and New Trier Township High Schools. The program will serve public and private students in northern Chicago and surrounding areas starting next year.
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Oriental Studies
New York
Midwest
Carnegie Corporation
Evanston
Neworier Township
Illinois
Chicago
Yale Log Oswego invites community to pre-Christmas events
Oswego area residents are invited to campus events including concerts lectures and programs at Hewitt Union. Featured are art by Carolyn Reynard Dominic Di Pasquale Nicholas D Innocenzo and two one act plays by Blackfriars Theatre with performances tonight at 8 p m and tomorrow at 8 p m Tickets at box office 342-0940 9 a m to 8 p m
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Blackfriars Theatre
Blackfriars
Blackfriars’ Theater
Jail Sentence for Crowell on Fraudulent Check and Speeding
William G. Crowell, 22, of Constantia, was committed to Oswego County Jail to serve 30 days on a fraudulent check charge and 15 days on a speeding conviction. He was arrested by the Sheriff's Department and arraigned before Justice of the Peace Albert Farnsworth of West Monroe.
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William G. Crowell
Constantia
Oswego County
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Justice of the Peace
Albert Farnsworth
West Monroe
Wine Appreciation Course At UC Davis Offered
A UC Davis course on wine appreciation covers world producing districts, wine composition and quality, and wine evaluation, providing students with a survey of global wine regions and tasting methods.
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Davis, Calif
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