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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1963
Page
4
Stone-Davis Post No 384 American Legion will hold its monthly meeting Thursday December 19 at 8 p.m with the commander presiding.
CHBOSN Lester H. Green arrives as commanding officer of the Oswego Group after a Pacific years aboard the Basswood. He brings a long Coast Guard career with prior commands in Eureka California and a Maine stint that acquainted him with snow. The Green family settles in Oswego as they begin winter in the Northeast.
The Oswego region sees turnover as CHBOSN Stanley J. Salabor retires to Puerto Rico and Harold N. Baker acts as Group Commander. Karl W. Gillette becomes station commander at Gallop Island after prior Moorings duty, with family ties to Henderson. The 1963 navigation season is declared closed. lighthouses at Sodus Gallop Island Tibbetts Point cease operations for winter. Gallop Island lighthouse upgraded to automatic operation. six men keep lifeboat station open with land transport by plane. White Lupine’s new skipper Lt. W R Hudson replaces retiring Lt. Elings, who moves to Corpus Christi.
West Berlin officials faced a signing dispute with East German and Communist negotiators over a document allowing Korber to sign for the West Berlin government. After signaling technicalities, a signed agreement emerged, drawing divided opinions on its political impact and potential to widen East German influence.
Pulaski planning consultants Al Hawkins and Mrs. John Votet of Sargent Webster Crenshaw and Folley prepared a map for the Planning Commission. The display in Lincoln Bank lobby shows how the village could change in the coming years through power planning.
Pulaski churches sponsor a Dial of Devotion program starting this week. Taped messages of prayers and brief scripture read-ings will be shared for parishioners and area residents seeking spiritual reflection and guidance.
John F. Griffing II of Mexico begins work this month as a cattle artificial breeding technician with the Oswego County Artificial Breeders Association. He replaces Charles Hartman and will service herds across multiple townships in Oswego and parts of Oneida County. The ABC also lists technicians Jerry Fones, Roger Kellogg, and John Sayler. NYABC services over 9,000 dairy cattle in Oswego County, and the cooperative breeds over 550,000 cows annually in New York and western Vermont.
Commercial Printing 2 section lists Palladium Times Building contact and notes four ministers participating in the program: Rev. W. Russell Clark, Rev. Arthur Harrington, Rev. Gerald Jones, and Rev. Donald Swartwout. The line mentions dialing 298-2040 to hear programming day or night.
The Pulaski Board of Education approved routine bills and treasurer’s report, noted rapid progress on X-ray exams for staff, received and used a new school bus, opened bids for stage lighting radiostats with Plante's Electric Service low bid, and discussed teachers’ tenure policy at length. John Echleman received an increment effective Feb 1 1964 after finishing 15 credits beyond his B S. The January meeting will be continued.
A local meeting will be held on Tuesday January 14 replacing the usual second Monday date. Officials urge attendees to note the change and plan accordingly for the agenda items and public comment opportunities.
The Pilgrim Guild of the Congregational church will hold its Christmas party on Tuesday December 17 at 6:30 p m in the social room. A picnic supper will be served and gifts will be exchanged after the business meeting.
John F. Kingston, director of dramatics at State University College at Oswego, spoke to the Pulaski Academy and Central School Bit-O-Lit Club at a member’s home. Kingston, noted for directing Kiss Me Kate Antigone A View from The Bridge and Bells Are Ringing for Blackfriars, spoke on the director’s role in the dramatic arts.
A creative and interpretive artist discusses Oswego College new Theatre Emphasis program within the Liberal Arts plan. The program launches on a four year scale in September. The Bit o Lit Club meets several times a semester to hear speakers and discuss literary topics.
Funeral services for Spencer Brownell Sr who died Saturday at Lass Nursing Home after a long illness were held today at 11 a.m. at Scoville funeral home. Rev Larry J Draper of Southwest Oswego Baptist church officiated. The body rests in Riverside cemetery vault until spring when burial will occur at Union Village Rural cemetery Oswego Town.
Patrons at bars and other drink dispensing establishments in Olympia must remain seated to be served under a regulation enforced by the State Liquor Control Board. The rule targets on premise service and requires patrons to sit while receiving alcoholic beverages.
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