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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
14
Fulton students from Bach Dance Studio perform The Four Seasons June 9 at the New State Theatre. The show features spring to winter segments with student ensembles and named performers listed for each piece.
Fulton Raceway schedules a stock car race for Saturday at 8 15 p m Don Bushbocker of Skaneateles dominates the meets winning the 50 lap feature and all six races he has entered He also won a heat and a semi final Trailing him in the feature were John Colbert Ken Platt Dean Hubbs and Hal Terpening Other winners included Ernie Graham in the second heat and Terpening in the third semi final.
WOLCOTT Edmund G Countryman 72 died Wednesday at the Veterans Administration hospital in Syracuse after a brief illness. He worked as a tinsmith and plumber here 45 years and was a World War I veteran and member of Wolcott Post 881 American Legion. He leaves four daughters, three sons, a brother, 28 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services 2:30 p m Saturday Becker funeral home Red Creek with burial at Huron Evergreen cemetery. Military honors by Wolcott Legionnaires. Friends may call Thursday evening and Friday afternoon and evening at the funeral home.
Fulton Lodge of Elks hosts a testimonial dinner for Lester Sweeting, past exalted ruler, Saturday at 7 p m in the lodge club rooms. James Hanlon will speak, Rev. Dr. Harold W McGilvray to give invocation, Frank Fineron to present honors, with Nicholas Hopman and Otis DuBuque as co chairmen. Elks auxiliary to serve.
Mrs John W Young and other astronaut wives toured the space-flight nerve center on March 23 as their husbands flew the first manned Gemini mission. The group enjoyed a typical summer day with swimming pools, lemonade stands, and children playing at home.
Fulton notices report Sharon Brothers will graduate from State University College at Geneseo and teach in Jordan Elbridge this fall. Mrs. Everett Case returns from Texas after visiting relatives. Rev. and Mrs. Vollmer move to Oswego Center after a farewell. About 120 attended the Fulton Senior Citizen birthday dinner.
In Rangoon Burma the government nationalizes 85 Christian schools effective April 1. The move includes 49 Roman Catholic schools 16 Baptist 10 Anglican 7 Methodist and 3 interdenominational. Forty four other privately run schools are seized including 3 Buddhist and 6 Indian institutions.
New Zealand recorded 15,14 visitors from the United States 7,374 from the United Kingdom and 36,329 from Australia in 1964. The increases over 1963 came from both tourists and business travelers.
South Hannibal report details visits and social events as Mr and Mrs Walter Stock host family gatherings. Numerous relatives travel between Fulton Holly Hill and Rochester for birthdays anniversaries and church events. A turkey dinner at South Hannibal Federated Church draws former residents and friends from Chittenango Moria Cain's Corners and Meridian.
Mr and Mrs Danny Sherman and a family moved into the Harry Powers homestead on Wilde Rd. Mr and Mrs Vern Garde nier moved from the Powers place on Wilde Road to the former Jones place at Martville. Mrs Ethel Gault spent the weekend with her grandson Richard Phillips and family at Newark. Wayne Kellogg is home from White Plains visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs John DiBello and daughter Cindy spent the holiday weekend at Cleveland Ohio visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Eugene Horn and family attended the New York Worlds Fair over the holiday weekend. Miss Bonnie Woodworth of New York City is spending her vacation with her parents in Hannibal. After working for Bechtel in New York, Miss Woodworth has accepted a new position.
The item mentions Patricia Brush visiting a Geneseo alumna in a social home setting. It also notes the Hannibal Home Demonstration unit hosting Virginia Davenport and Marjorie Dunsmoor for a cooking lesson on new dairy developments. Separate sports nugget recalls Mickey Lolich's rising win totals, highlighting 1964 as a breakthrough year after a string of single-season highs.
Stanley Dancer wins harness driving championship at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York for the sixth time, marking a record feat in the sport.
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