Maxfield Parrish Revival Gains Critical Acclaim
Coy Ludwig, SUNY Oswego art historian, publishes Maxfield Parrish by Watson-Guptill. The 223 page, 9 by 12 inch volume features 64 color plates and 120 black and white illustrations with scholarly chapters, biography, techniques, chronology, and a catalog. The book sparks renewed interest in Parrish, once a defining golden age illustrator.
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Ambulance Corps Plans New Headquarters in Mexico Village
The McFee Ambulance Corps of Mexico New Haven and Patermon announced plans to acquire Main Street property for a new headquarters. Renovations will create needed facilities for better service and on duty crews. They hope to occupy by month’s end and seek donations of usable office furniture, calling 963-7244 for pickups.
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Letters Show Marcy Visit Committees Dedication
To the Editor the reader praises the Marcy Visit Committee for hours spent by volunteers to aid patients. Two busloads of workers plan visits and provide meals and support, blending serious work with moments of humor as buses travel countryside.
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Corbett Withdraws From 120th Assembly Race
Patrick J. Corbett, Syracuse Democrat and top local vote getter, withdraws from the race for the 120th State Assembly district. The field now includes Melvin N Zimmer and Robert Gilmartin for Democrats and Nicholas J. Pirro and Rocco Pirro as leading Republicans.
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One Man Crime Wave Sentenced in Buffalo Robbery
Elijah Watson 31 was convicted of first degree robbery for the December 9 1971 holdup of Rosia Lee in Buffalo netting 45 dollars. A separate sentence for reckless endangerment adds up to seven years as police say he fired at officers during arrest.
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Watertown native named first female CEO of Marine Watertown
Rita F Mackey, a Watertown native with 47 years at Marine Midland Banks, was elected president, director and chief executive officer of Marine Watertown, the $12 billion bank holding company said Monday. She joined in 1936 and became executive vice president in 1971, succeeding Robert F Wehrle.
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Five year old son of Buffalo mayor to have heart surgery
The 5 year old son of Buffalo Mayor Stanley M. Makowski will undergo open heart surgery to correct a congenital defect. Christopher Makowski is to enter Children’s Hospital on January 6 for preparation ahead of the operation two days later.
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Oregon coast kept in trust for azure lovers
The State of Oregon holds most of its coastline in trust to protect natural beauty. Ecola State Park features tall evergreen forests reaching to the sea as a prime example of preservation efforts.
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Deaths Renski in Syracuse
John Michael son of the late Charles and Agnes Penski and brother of Miss Mary Renski and Joseph Pensel dies in Syracuse. Funeral services are Wednesday at Kozlowski Funeral Home at 9 p.m. and St Stephen's Church at 9 30 p.m. Burial at St Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call tonight and Tuesday with viewing hours.
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Syracuse
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Mary Renski
Joseph Pensel
Kozlowski
St Stephen's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Industrial Arts Pilot Program At Oswego Middle School Begins
Oswego Middle School operates a six week Industrial Arts Career Education Pilot. Two seventh grade classes participate under supervision of Frank Bartello and William Van Gee with input from Joseph Lazarski and Dr. Kolan Bisbee. Students explore construction careers via a mock company, research, interviews, and hands on project work.
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Joseph Lazarski
Syracuse
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Students report on career awareness pilot in construction field
On Tuesday December 18, 1973 five students will share experiences and findings with the class. The program aims to raise awareness of careers in construction and to develop inquiry skills about different opportunities for them.
Aliens Must Give Addresses In January
District Director William H. Bartley of the Immigration and Naturalization Service notes the annual alien address report triggers a jump in naturalization applications. Law requires most aliens to report their addresses each January, with a surge in filings in January through March. Diplomats and some international organization officials are exempt. Forms will be available at Post Offices and INS offices in January. Bartley says inquiries can be answered at INS offices where staff handle naturalization matters.
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