Winners Named in Oswego 63 Safe Driving Road E O
William McDermott won the 1963 Teenage Road E O safe driving contest at State University College Oswego with 353 points. Carol Dempling won the girls division with 309 points and both received $25 bonds. 57 contestants entered the course. prizes were provided by local car dealers. Oswego officials noted a record turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sible
State University College At
Oswego
Oswego Junior Chamber of Commerce
Carol Dempling
Fruit Valley
Jaycee
William Green
Donald Kranz
Joseph Colloca
Kathy Beardsley
James Hogg, Jr
Joan Menge
Ruth Batchelor
William Ebert
Mr. Kranz
Oswego Police Department
Oswego County Sheriff's Department
Civil Defense Police
Big Ben Ford
Thalmann Motors
Jack Reynolds Chevrolet
McGough Novice Bridge Results At Fort nightly Club
The McGough Bridge club held a Thursday evening tournament at the Fort nightly club with top pairs Culeton Brown 84 and McDonald O'Brien 78 percent. The May 30 series leaders include Culeton 5946 and Johnson 5800. Friday at the Pontiac Hotel list shows Lapsley Seymour first, Deady second, Myers Heagerty third, Pullen Dehm fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGough Bridge Club
William Culeton
Irene Brown
H. J. McDonald
Catherine O’brien
Thomas Farrell
William Farrell
Virginia Dean
Kirke White
Walter Thorpe
John Burns
Philip Johnson
Clarence Brandes
Jack Burgess
Grace Matteson
Joseph Amedio
James McCrudden
Pontiac Hotel
Mary Lapsley
Dorothy Seymour
Robert Deady
Madeline Myers
Margaret Heagerty
Mary Pullen
Edna Dehm
Agnes
Oswego Bridge Association Hosts Four Week Duplicate Bridge Series
The Oswego County Bridge association sponsors a four weeks series of Duplicate bridge for novice players starting Tuesday and continuing every Tuesday through June 25. Play begins at 7 45 p m at the Fortnightly Club. For a partner call Mrs Kirke White Mrs Joseph Amedio or Mrs Walter Thorpe. Kappa Eta Psi holds a regular meeting tonight at 7 30 at the K of C with officer elections. The American Gold Star Mothers Chapter 38 meets Tuesday at 8 p m at the VFW annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County Bridge Association
Kirke White
Joseph Amedio
Walter Thorpe
American Gold Star Mothers Chapter 38
VFW
Oswego County Labor Council to convene June meeting
The Oswego County Labor Council AFL-CIO will hold a meeting on Wednesday June 5 at the ILGWU headquarters starting promptly at 8 p m. Fred Horr, chairman of the committee on organization, will present the report on the Semiar Workshop sponsored by the Greater Syracuse Labor Council. All delegates urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County Labor Council
Afl-Cio
ILGWU
Fred Horr
Committee On
Greater Syracuse
Memorial Day Lawn Party for Mari lyn Price
Mrs. Dorothy Price hosted a Memorial Day lawn party at 21 Tallman St. to celebrate her daughter Mari lyn Price turning 10. About 20 classmates and friends enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Price
Tallman St
Marilyn
Oswego County Seniors Earn Degrees at SLU
Five Oswego County youths from Oswego and Fulton received bachelor degrees at St. Lawrence University commencement in Appleton Arena. Speaker Dr Calvin H Plimpton of Amherst College delivered the address. William Frank Yelas earned a BA. four seniors earned BS degrees: Wallace David Brown, Margaret Ann LaRock, Thomas Donald Smith, and Judith Anne Rodger. Brown was a three letter athlete and held many campus offices. LaRock belonged to Phi Beta Phi. Smith was Trustee Scholar and Phi Mu Epsilon. Rodger is listed with Fulton residence.
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Canton
Oswego County
Oswego
St. Lawrence University
Calvin H. Plimpton
Amherst College
Appleton Arena
William Frank Yelas
Joseph T. Yelas
W. Third St. Oswego
St. Lawrence
Colgate University
Wallace David Brown
Foster S. Brown
Shady Shore
Wally
SLU
L” Club
Thelemathesian Society
Betta Beta Beta
Kixioc Circle
Omicron Delta Kappa
Margaret Ann LaRock
Charles LaRock
Conway Terrace
Phi Beta Phi
Thomas Donald Smith
Pierce S. Smith
E. Sixth St
Smith
Pi Mu Epsilon
Judith Anne Rodger
John A. Rodger
S. Fourth St. Fulton
Scriba Auxiliary to Drill at Fire House Meeting
The Scriba firemen's auxiliary marching unit will meet Thursday at 8 p m at the fire house for a drill rehearsal. Captain Mrs. Margaret Smith requests full membership. The Ann Judson Circle of West Baptist church holds its annual picnic Tuesday at 6:30 p m at Mrs. Ruth Irwin's home. Members should bring their own table service and a dish to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scriba Firemen's Auxiliary
Margaret Smith
Ann Judson
West Baptist Church
Ruth Irwin
Legion Squadron 486 Meeting at Captain McKin’s Home
Captain Kenneth McKinstry calls all Sons of the American Legion Squadron 486 to assemble at his residence Tuesday at 6 30 PM. The Loving Service Circle of the King’s Daughters at First Methodist Church plans a Tuesday 8 PM meeting in the Chapel with devotions led by Mrs George Moulton and Mrs Donald Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McKinstry
Sons of the American Legion
Loving Service Circle
The
King's Daughters of
First Methodist Church
George Moulton
Donald Peck
Victor Baitsell
Modern Art and the Child Talk Hosted by Local Ladies
A talk titled Modern Art and the Child will be given with Mrs. Andrew Nichols, Miss Carrie Mitchell and Mrs. Roy Simmons as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Andrew Nichols
Carrie Mitchell
Roy Simmons
Wellesley Weekend Welcomes 1000 Alumnae Tie Across Continents
Mrs Clair W Wadsworth and about 1000 alumnae will return to Wellesley College June 6 to 9 for the annual Wellesley Weekend on campus in Wellesley Massachusetts. Reunions of 15 classes from 1893 to 1958 will be attended by alumnae from 36 states plus Canada England Greece Puerto Rico Spain and Switzerland.
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Clair W. Wadsworth
South Fourth St. Fulton
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
United States
Canada
England
Greece
Puerto Rico
Spain
Switzerland
Korajwo-Puhalski Post 17 Auxiliary Meeting and Rummage Sale
Korajwo-Puhalski Post 17 Auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday at 8 p m in new club rooms. Hostesses are Mrs Mary Bellardino and Mrs Nellie Roach. A rummage sale is set for Friday and Saturday at the former Kogan store on West Bridge St. Donations may be picked up by calling President Mary Bellardino or Rose Siembor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korajwo-Puhalski Post 17
Mary Bellardino
Nellie Roach
Kogan
West Bridge St
Rose Siembor
Fruit Valley Extension Unit Plans Lunch Meeting and Elections
Fruit Valley Extension Unit announces its monthly meeting with a 12 30 p m covered dish dinner at the Community house. Officers will be elected at 2 p m. Dressmaking lessons info and pattern selection available from 10 30 a m. St Ann Society at St Louis church to hold a rummage sale June 6 7 from 9 a m to 5 p m in the church hall. donations may be left in the garage beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Oswego
N. Y
Engine House
Fruit Valley Home Extension Unit
St. Ann Society of
St. Louis
St Joseph Altar Society Hosts Covered Dish Supper
Members of St Josephs Altar society will hold a covered dish supper Tuesday at 6 p m in the church hall. A business meeting will follow conducted by president Mrs Cecilia Godici.
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St. Joseph's Altar Society
Cecilia Godici
Oswego Women’s Bowling Banquet Rescheduled This Week
The postponed annual banquet of the Oswego Women’s Bowling Association will be held Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Oswego Lodge 273 rooms of the Elks at West Fifth and Bridge Streets. Reservations close tomorrow night and those not registered may call Ellen Edwards Joan Reidy or Betty Bartkowiak.
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Oswego Women's Bowling Association
Oswego Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
West Fifth and Bridge Sts
Ellen Edwards
Joan Reidy
Betty Bartkowiak
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times
Service desk contact details appear for the Palladium Times printing department with phone lines 3-3800 F1 and 3-3801 for inquiries or orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
GOP Committee Sets Oswego Endorsement Meeting
Oswego County Republican Committee Chair J Gregory Merriam calls a June 8 gathering at the Elks Club Oswego with dinner at 12 30 and the meeting an hour later to endorse candidates for surrogate Richard N Donovan Phoenix district attorney John R Murray Oswego and county clerk J Gregory Merriam Pulaski Also to be decided are county committee vacancies Supervisor Earl LiCourt of New Haven will not seek re election after 18 years on the Board of Supervisors and heads the Ways and Means Budget committee He is a contractor building a branch of the First National Bank of Mexico in New Haven at Route 104 and County Route 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gregory Merriam
Oswego County
Republican Committee
Elks Club
Oswego
Richard N. Donovan
Phoenix
John R. Murray
Pulaski
Earl LiCourt
New Haven
LiCourt
Board of Supervisors
Ways and Means
First National Bank of Mexico
Cinch bug moves north. damage and detection tips for lawns
The cinch bug, a quarter inch pest, travels north in summer, causing dead patches on lawns by sucking juices. Detect by ground inspection or a water-in-can test, then treat with chlordane or DDT dust or ethion Spectracide. water before and after spray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Aronson
Lesser bulbs for summer color in the garden
The article lists less popular bulbs with heights and planting depths. Acidanthera grows 18-24 inches and should be planted 3 inches deep with 6 inches between plants. Anemones reach about 12 inches tall with 1 inch deep and 6-8 inch spacing. Tuberous begonia varies to about 12 inches tall with 1-2 inches depth and 12 inches apart. Galtonia Hyacinthus is mentioned.
Garden remodeling follows structural home improvements
The American Association of Nurserymen notes many popular plants were not available 15 to 20 years ago. Roses and evergreen varieties have seen greater progress in the last 15 years than in all previous history, reflecting rapid horticultural advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Nurserymen
Fresh Air Invitations For Central Square L W Graffouliere
Local residents may invite one or two Fresh Air children for two weeks this summer. Metropolitan youngsters arrive July 2 and 17. Invitations accepted until 10 days before arrival. Telephone 668-3181.
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Central Square
L. W. Graffouliere
Friendly Town Committee
Detailed bulb planting guide with depths and spacings
The article lists bulb size ranges and planting depths for several bulb types. It stresses planting in well prepared deep soil and applying generous fertilization.
Transplanting temperamental plants with peat pots
Plants that resist transplant shock can be started in fibre or peat pots sunk into the garden. The pots disintegrate and roots spread easily, reducing stress on young growth.
shrubs that need no care brighten homes with easy beauty
Many shrubs thrive with little or no care depending on climate. Varieties like forsythia viburnums hibiscus and poinsettias can flourish on home properties with minimal effort. Nurseries offer plants such as camelias rhododendrons azaleas daphne magnolias philadelphus syringa genista skimmia and more. Plant right to establish early and enjoy long beauty.
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American Association of Nurserymen
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