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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1968
Page
10
Oswego YMCA plans new membership and quarterly rates starting January 1 due to mounting costs since the 1964 pool addition. Executive Director Walt Price notes the pool area shows the largest percentage increase, with specific new rates for youth to Century Club memberships and separate Health Club pricing.
Oswego YMCA president Chris C. Gagas named H. Willard Pierce chair of the first annual Charity Ball to benefit the Oswego YMCA. The event starts February 8 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Hotel Pontiac with Nick Sterno and his seven piece orchestra.
Harry A Cooper 69 of 636 Liverpool Road Liverpool died yesterday at Castle Rest Nursing Home He was born in Richland and lived in Liverpool 34 years A traffic manager for Railway Bearing Co before retiring in 1968 He was a member of First United Presbyterian Church Pulaski Masonic Lodge 20 Year Club Survived by wife Mildred Mayne Cooper a daughter Janet Wingett Jamestown a son David G Cooper Burlington Vt a brother Earl Cooper Pulaski and four grandchildren Services at 10 a m tomorrow Maurer Funeral Home Liverpool Burial White Chapel Memory Gardens DeWitt Friends may call 2 4 and 7 9 p m today Memorial fund for Liverpool First United Presbyterian Church.
The United States signs a statement repudiating in advance the release of the Pueblo crew, signaling a diplomatic move. The remark suggests that unusual actions will be handled by diplomacy.
The primary cause of ocean waves is wind action across the surface. Submarine earthquakes volcanic eruptions and tides also contribute to wave formation and variability in height.
Reports estimate that roughly 26 thousand ships pass through New York harbor annually. The figure reflects heavy maritime activity and the port's continued role as a major gateway for commerce.
Instructions urge submitting Medicare claims correctly for fast reimbursement. Advises visiting Social Security office for assistance with completing the claim form and ensuring prompt payment.
When doctor bills total 50 dollars or more visit the Oswego Social Security Office to obtain assistance in filing your first Medicare claim. Experienced personnel will help you complete the claim form in the sure and easy way.
Medicare beneficiaries are urged to visit the Oswego Social Security Office to file their first claim once doctor bills exceed 50 dollars. Prompt payment is assured if the claim form is properly completed.
The social security office explains how to use your Medicare enrollment card and how to fill a claims form correctly. This guidance enables you to complete all future Medicare claims yourself.
Let your Social Security office assist when filing your first Part B Medicare payment claim. They help complete forms and route the claim to the correct office. Bring your Medicare card and medical bills to avoid delays from misfiled forms.
Medicare beneficiaries urged to file their first Part B claim using the Request for Payment form. Social Security offices offer help to complete the form correctly and answer questions to ensure prompt processing.
You should apply now. Retirement does not affect Medicare eligibility. Nearly everyone aged 65 or older is eligible for Medicare once they reach 65.
A recent Medicare change allows you to receive 80 percent of the allowed charges for an unpaid bill. This payment can help cover a substantial part of your $800 bill, even if the surgeon does not bill Medicare directly.
The reply confirms that earning money does not affect Medicare eligibility. It states that being 65 next year and continuing full-time work does not change qualification for Medicare benefits.
Football fans groan as TV screens switch to live moon trip pictures. A playful new rhyme moon schmoon arises among writers of love ballads seeking quirky cosmic verse.
Second and third graders of School 2 toured to Riley School on December 20 with the Christmas play What Woke Santa Up. Cast in leading roles included Christopher McCarthy Santa Robin Regan Mrs Santa and others with Mrs Doris Allen the playwright and director.
LOS ANGELES AP George Allen, 46, was fired Thursday by Rams president Dan Reeves after a personality clash. Players voiced mixed reaction with Roman Gabriel noting rumors of a possible dismissal and Joe Scribelli saying Allen warned he might not return. Allen had transformed the team to 10-3-1 this season despite injuries.
Police investigated vandalism at a residence on West 3rd Street after eggs were thrown on Christmas Day while contractor crews on West 3rd Street reportedly lost several yellow blinker lights used on barricades. Jack Gleason reported the incident. George Schneckenburger of New York Telephone cited missing lights during ongoing street work near Erie Street.
The Knights of Columbus host a Gala New Year Eve party for members and guests starting at 10 p m. Ange Spano's orchestra will provide music for dancing. Tickets available at the R of C or Lincoln bank. committee chair Joseph J Mancuso leads arrangements.
In a frigid Christmas morning note to the Palladium Times M C D thanks a woman and three men who assisted when her car died at a dangerous intersection. The woman offered help or a ride to church while the three men pushed the car clear of danger. She expresses gratitude and Santa Claus warmth for their kindness.
Firefighters reported five alarms in Oswego County since yesterday noon. Lacona responders battled a chimney fire at the Rubin Porter home causing slight damage. New Haven and Pennellville units also reported minor damage from chimney fires and a two car accident site flush.
Jets defensive end Gerry Philbin says stopping Oakland quarterback Daryle Lamonica is essential in the AFL championship game. Lamonica thrived in the playoffs last week and will test New York’s pass rush as both lines meet in a pivotal clash.
A two car crash on Route 104 FE in Byrne Heights at 5 19 p m injured four people. Carol Taber 18 Oswego suffered a lacerated chin and knee bruises and was treated and released at Oswego Hospital. Lawrence Hutchinson driver of the other car sustained forehead and eyebrow cuts. William P Harter 60 and Mary Harter 56 suffered back and neck injuries and will see their own doctors. Police say Harter slowed to turn into a driveway when struck from behind Hutchinson said he looked down to turn on the heater and could not avoid the collision. Hutchinson was cited for failure to update his license and registration address.
In the Egypt Abyssinia crisis report troops are being sent to aid Christians. Ida Lamb 64 dies of heart trouble at home. Marriage licenses issued in the past year total 190 vs 240 prior. War’s end may speed weddings. Roland T. Clark, Spanish War veteran, named engineer at the State Armory. Boards of Health delay flu actions until undertakers finish.
Fifty years ago on December 29 1918 reports include Eisenhower predicting victory in 1944 Marine landings at Cape Gloucester and the Scharnhorst sunk off Norway by the British Navy. Oswego 1944 assessment roll upheld but assessors not charter compliant deputy treasurer named Karl F Kandt Streets icy after rain driving hazardous Oswego post office records exceed prior year Obituaries Alfred LoFars Anna Sullivan Theodore Guendal 80 Victor Bailey Thomas Eccles
David Thompson age 12 of 11 Ohio Street Oswego suffered a fractured left leg and head bump when struck by a northbound car at E First Street and Oneida Street at 8 07 p m Thursday. James M Ingleston 18 of 215 West Third Street Fulton said he could not avoid the boy who ran into the road while being chased. Patrolmen Lathrop Griffin and Waters investigated the scene.
A lingering critique targets Kansas City after a rare Lamonica hit and a single exposure in the game. The exchange hints at higher performance expectations and demands improvement from the Chiefs.
Ameri ca's top young skiers dominated the Alpine Holiday Classic in Aspen. Hank Kawisha a 19 year old Olympian and Army rider won the men's giant slalom with a 213.70 total. Kiki Cutter 18 won the women's race with 112.82. Canadian entries were few with Wayne Henderson and Billy McKay placing fifth and sixth. Kawisha led in times 108.55 and 105.15 to beat Jerre Elliott by 17 seconds. Chaffee of Rutland Vermont placed third in the slalom. Coach Gordon Eaton praised August training and fitness for the European meets.
Kawisha is identified as the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Davis of E Mohawk Street in a family acknowledgment.
PFC George C. Gibbs son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Gibbs Town Line Road arrived home Dec 18 for the holidays. He will return Jan 6 to the Navy Hospital at Chelsea Mass for treatment for wounds suffered Oct 16 near Saigon Vietnam. While awaiting surgery to correct damage caused by shrapnel he has been assigned to work in the hospital laundry. L A Gordon Gibbs also is at home for the holidays and on Jan 3 will return to Great Lakes Training Center where he is attending radar school.
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