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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
8
Fulton and Syracuse plan a uniform color code for meters to aid motorists. 174 yellow 12 minute pickup meters are in front of stores, gold long period meters take coins and provide up to 10 hours, and silver one hour meters offer 12 minutes for a penny in business areas.
Two Fulton residents were hospitalized after a two car crash at North Sixth Street and Fremont Street at 6 30 p m Friday night Mrs Elsie Davis 51 of Fulton RD 1 suffered left shoulder and right leg injuries Roger W J of Seventh Street sustained multiple bruises Both injured were reported in good condition at Lee Memorial Hospital Patrolmen Lloyd Crandel and Walter Hanlon investigated the crash and learned Mrs Davis was traveling south on North Sixth Street and Howell east on Fremont Street when the collision occurred.
Fulton Intermediate Troop 93 led by Mrs Walter Jardin held its Court of Awards at Phillip Street School on May 24. Earned badges include Second Class by Judy Storms Christine Jenkins Sharon Thornber Peggy Waelde Debby Ensworth with numerous honours across Folk Dance Jeer Yvonne Jordan Anne Galletta Linda Walls Jennifer Sweeting Janet Connell Judy Storms and others First Class Yvonne Jardin Anne Galletta Jennifer Sweeting Janet Connell Year Membership Stars listed for Peggy Waelde Sharon Thornber Debbie Ensworth Christine Jenkins Judy Storms Sharon Vanderhaden Linda Walls Janet Connell Five Year Pins awarded to Yvonne Jardin Sweeting.
Fulton William E Perkins of Fulton is called to Babylon by the sudden death of his sister Mrs. Charles A Richter formerly Mable Perkins. Funeral services will be held Sunday in Babylon with burial Monday in North Watertown Cemetery Water town.
Fulton Savings Bank president Ramon F. Lewis attended a gathering of bank leaders Monday at the Hotel Commodore in New York City.
Mae Hinman Keller of Fulton died Saturday at home after a week long illness. She was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church. Survived by two daughters Ronald Osborne and Leland Lindsley, both of Fulton, and six grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at 10:30 am at Springer funeral home. Friends may visit Friday evening and weekend hours at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers donations to the Cancer Fund are invited.
An Oldtimers game featuring Fulton and Oswego greats opens Sunday at 1 30 at Recreation Park followed by a Fulton versus Bridgeport state league clash at 2 30 Walt Duda Fulton Oldtimers manager lists players including Hank Roy Stan Kudwa Buck Green Gordon Wardauga Toots Witowski Tony Colicino Joe Niegos John Smith Ed Mihalek Bud Arnold Joe Cushman Erwin Osborne Ernie Niccoli Nick Mihalek John Penkala and Duda Players may report 12 30 Sunday for uniforms.
Fulton Miss Carole J. Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Ramon F Lewis of 217 Buffalo St Fulton returned home Friday after finishing a course for college women at Kathrine Gibbs School in New
Principal Chester W. Hovey of Pulaski Academy and Central School urges pupils aged 14 to 18 planning summer work to obtain working papers before school closes. The district will assist with applications for standard employment certificates or vacation and farm permits and arrange physical fitness tests with the school physician. Delays may occur if papers are not submitted before summer, and students who already left school should apply at the nearest public school office for blanks and instruction folders.
An American soldier guarding the Korean truce line was shot and wounded in a gun battle between US forces and North Korean spies. One North Korean agent was killed, and the injured GI was hit in the arms and head. The incident occurred about three miles south of the DMZ as soldiers encountered three hidden Koreans near the 1st Cavalry Division area.
London teens surged toward police lines to glimpse Frank Sinatra at a Royal Festival Hall charity show. Princess Margaret greeted the star, who is aiding children's charities during a four performance weekend as part of a world tour.
Fulton Amateur Radio Club named Shirley Ludington the outstanding contributor for 1961-1962 at its May 26 banquet with 35 attendees. Tom Dinardo won the Left Foot award. The group showcased at the Hobby Show and plans for the June 9 10 VHF Radio Party and June 23 24 Radio Field Day. Next meeting is June 15 at the Fulton Chamber of Commerce chaired by Gilbert Crossley.
A barrel containing metallic sodium was found on a Palm Beach beach near President Kennedy's estate. Navy demolition experts detonated the drum at sea after sealing its top, noting the danger of rainwater contact. Investigators believe it was a drifting commercial container. a similar drum was later found in Key Largo and exploded safely.
The Greek government announced a 10 percent minimum wage increase to raise living standards. Non specialized male workers will earn $1.90 a day up from $1.79, and women from $1.37 to $1.47, under a two year agreement tied to rising living costs since 1960.
In Austell Georgia Ed Smith scored a hole in one on a second try after an out of bounds first attempt. The rules assess a two stroke penalty on his second shot leaving a doubly strange score line.
Well Meant, the 1962 Kentucky Derby winner, is a great grandson of Man o War. His dam Glorie Fille traces to War Glory, another Man o War descendant. His sire Determine won the 1954 Kentucky Derby.
Ninety percent of households own a television and about one in eight households has two or more sets, reflecting growing demand and multi-room viewing.
Oswego Palladium Times promotes vacation delivery of Hi and Lois to a vacation address. Call FI 3 3800 to arrange delivery.
Washington discusses the profit squeeze behind the 1961-62 stock decline. Rising wage costs and labor pressure reduced profit margins, dampening investor confidence and delaying recovery despite presidential interventions and corporate earnings expectations.
The Federal Radiation Council reports fallout slightly increases health risks for Americans. Potential genetic effects include birth defects in future generations, while current residents face small increases in leukemia or bone cancer risk. Maximum individual cancer risks estimated at 1 in 100,000 for leukemia and 1 in 300,000 for bone cancer, with hereditary damage up to 1 in a million.
Kansas City Athletics manager Hank Bauer asked Manny Jiminez if he had played in Yankee Stadium. The Mule replied he had not but knew of the short right field. Jiminez homered in both spring games the A's played there.
Phoenix High School Alumni plans its annual reunion and dinner on Saturday June 23 with graduates of the class of 1962 as honored guests. Association officers led by president James Ridgeway coordinate arrangements.
Members vote unanimously to add a two story 32 by 60 foot educational building attached to the church. Richard Walters of North Syracuse awarded the contract. The 10 classroom facility includes a pastor study and lavatories with rear extension and surrounding parking. Construction starts September with completion aimed for early 1963.
Richard Mandigo was named president of the Pulaski PTA at the May meeting held at the school. Other officers elected and installed include Otto Hoe, vice president. Mrs. Edison Zulek, secretary. and Mrs. Max Templeton, treasurer.
Firefighters responded at 2 25 a m Friday to Calking Drive north of Ramona Beach Road where an old barn was consumed by flames.
Bus drivers and mechanics of Utica Transit Corp rejected management terms to cut weekly hours by half of what they demand. Strike talks loom as unresolved labor dispute persists in Utica.
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