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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1963
Page
8
Charles Mandigo son of Mr and Mrs Richard Mandigo has been accepted as an AFS student. He will leave for Pokens New Zealand south east of Auckland on Jan 20 to attend high school and return to the United States in December 1964. Host family the O Neales dairy farm has five sons.
In Pulaski the annual sled dog races will be held January 4 and 5 at Mannsville starting at 7:00 p.m. each day. Now in its sixth year, about 20 teams from Canada New England and New York will compete. Trophies and prize money will be awarded Sunday after the races at the River Valley Inn, the event’s official headquarters.
Fulton First Methodist Church holds a candlelight and carol service on Christmas Eve from 11 p.m. to midnight at the Polish Home. Rev. Alexander Stewart conducts with Youth and Senior Choirs and organist Mrs. Elliot Howe. Leon Carapetyan of Oswego College faculty will sing Cantique D Noel and directs the choir.
Spaulding collected 4 points from Pin Dodgers as Nestlettes and Bowlerettes split results with 3 points for Bowlerettes over Hits and Splits. Woodchoppers and Roll ettes each earned 2 points. Top bowlers included Spaulding 585, Schwitter 482, Pelton 438, Brown 437, Myers 435, Sawyer 419, French 418, Clark 405, Atkins 401, Laws 400, and White 400.
Pope Paul called for world leaders to seek peace and UN backed security in his Christmas message. In Havana Cuba officials announced expanded food rations counting pork tomatoes and a chicken per two people amid the holiday spirit with little religious emphasis.
New York UPI report shows wholesale egg offerings light with spot quotations for whites and browns across grades. Butter offerings ample in New York with demand quiet and prices unchanged.
Commercial printing department at Palladium telephone listing shows dial numbers F13 3800 and F13 3801.
Fulton death notice for Raymond Gladd Sr 64 of Lake Placid formerly Fulton a painting contractor. Died Monday at home arrangements by Clark s funeral home in Lake Placid. Survived by wife Anna Gladd daughter Mrs Stephen Sperenza of Rochester and son Raymond Jr of Syracuse.
Fulton Oswego county hosts the ninth annual post Christmas party for children in foster homes at the Elks lodge on December 30 at 2 p m. Alfred Crook exalted ruler announced Santa Claus will visit along with a movie and a buffet lunch with ice cream and cake. Elks Auxiliary led by Mrs Nellie Dewey handles refreshments with cooperation from John Davies Oswego county welfare commissioner and Mrs Young Oswego county child welfare supervisor.
Eva Rauch posted a 523 triple to top the Newcomer's League this week. Other high scores included Woodard 490 Corrett 462 Stowell 420 Merithew 416 Grube 415 Parish 409 and Hoppner 401. Team results show Black Label 4 Logan Long 0 BUPA Misfits 4 Phoenix Diner 0 Montgomery Ward 3 Newcomers 1. Standings: Montgomery Ward 3914-1042 Newcomers 3314-2614 Black Label 28-32 Phoenix Diner 26-34 Logan Song 22-38 B&A Misfits 21-39.
Phoenix residents welcome relatives and friends for Christmas with gatherings at Parkhurst Stone and Lewis homes. Visitors include Ora Hall LaFargeville George Teeple Liverpool Joseph Trowski Syracuse Charles Stone Cicero and others from Solvay East Syracuse Brewerton and Towson College affiliate families.
Phoenix Cub Pack 20 hosted its December meeting and Christmas party at Elm Street School with Packmaster Michael Lorendo in charge. Younger guests, Santa from whom candies were handed out, ice cream, cookies, gift exchanges, carol singing, and monthly awards occurred. January plans include a film on Atomic Energy. Mrs Lloyd Lyboults Camp Fire group held a Christmas party at Mrs Robert Allen's home with Mrs Jane Oswald assisting. Attendees included Mr and Mrs E R Clute and guests from Utica Ogdensburg and Phoenix. The Baptist Couples Club also held a Christmas dinner at the church with a devotional by the pastor and caroling led by Mrs.
Carl Carpenter and an ex exchanged gifts at a gathering attended by the Rev. and Mrs. Earl T. Blansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walter, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Alfano, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wilkinson, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carpenter.
Sunday Mixed Bowling League results show ChopPers 4, Stick Tights 0, Alley Cats 4, DTM's 0, Mixed Six 3, Hot Shots 1, Laundromats 3, Six Sports 1, Hard Lucks 3, Gutter Balls 1, The Jay's 3, Pin Busters 1. Men leaders include Merritt 525, Beckwith 504, Timon 501 with Lamb 523 and Guyer 523 among top women scorers.
Bill Diffin rolled 599 to lead the City B League individual bowling. Other high scores included Lamb 576 Cleland 570 Aluzzi 566 Haas 563 Albright 562 Hill 549 Dennison 549 West 546 Papini 543 Woodard 543 Fawcett 535 Arcadi 531 Goodale 523 Arcadi 522 Summerville 522 Vanderhaden 515 Scott 500.
Muriel Minota posted a 520 series to top the Lake View Lanes Lucky Seven Bowling League last week. Scores from other bowlers include Guyer 517 Beeles 498 Dick Quist 486 Miller 485 Guilfrida 485 Laws 483 and many more, with team results showing Fulton Typewriter 4 and Wilt's Wives 4 among others.
The Retail Merchants Association of the Fulton Chamber of Commerce designates January as Value Month and plans a series of sales promotions during the period.
Phoenix volunteers rescue two and a half year old Jeffrey Wilder from car fumes after a snowbound vehicle blocked Beaver Meadow Road. Assistant Chief Homer Bowman Jr and firefighters John Thompson Jamesley Theodore Michaels and Edward Wells used a resuscitator to revive the child after the 9 pm alarm.
Mr and Mrs Frederick Allen of 214 Oneida Street announce the birth of a son at Lee Memorial Hospital.
Fulton firemen were called to 420 Erie St. at 3 38 p m Monday when a short circuit in electrical wiring at the home of James Clark triggered a telephone alarm. No damage was reported by fire officials.
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