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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
5
The U S Customs office reports 1963-64 receipts nearing two million dollars. Deputy Collector Philip W. Myers notes May totals at 152 397.93 and eleven month total of 1 911 511 27, with November the largest month on record and prospects the year will top two million.
Douglas DeVoll, a Pittsford graduating senior, earned a SUNY internship in student personnel for 1964 65. He will spend two summers at Albany and a year at Oswego, then qualify for the MS in Student Personnel Services. DeVoll, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence DeVoll, is a WWII Army veteran with 30 months in Europe and active in campus groups. Ronald Cleeve, Oswego alumnus and head resident at Fallbrook Hall, also participates as an early SUNY intern in student personnel.
A cool dressing for a cooked vegetable salad blends finely chopped cucumber with sour cream, brightened by lemon juice and caraway seeds. The mix is folded into the vegetables to finish the dish.
Dr. Paul C. White of New York City was re-elected secretary and John W. Wagner of White Plains was re-elected treasurer of the New York Synod of the Lutheran Church in America. Delegates at the annual convention in Jamestown continued the third day with firmer stands backing stronger civil rights action.
Miss Nancy C. Turner daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles S Turner of Fruit Valley and a Bucknell University student will join a group traveling to Great Britain this summer under The Experiment in International Living. About 2 000 participants visit 35 countries to foster international understanding through immersive home stays and group travel starting from Bradley Field Cape Cod and ending in New York City August 17.
The Loving Service Circle of the King's Daughters at First Methodist Church met Tuesday evening with President Mrs. Ray Phillips presiding. Dr Myron Diamond and his family gave a musical program led by Mrs Diamond. No meetings in July and August. rummage sale planned for September 18.
The regular Mexico Grange session will convene Friday at 8 p.m. Glenn Crosway will present travel slides and local-interest movies. All grangers are invited to attend.
St Lawrence University in Canton announced a anonymous gift of 100000 toward the Homer L Vilas Administration Building. Ground breaking will occur Saturday with trustees and college leaders attending as part of the Second Century Development Program aiming for 14500000 in campus upgrades and a 5000000 endowment goal.
A 200 student residence hall will be completed this year. Plans call for a 1965 residence hall with a dining room for 500. The student body, about 1500 now, is projected to reach 1700 in the next few years.
Oswego group and wives attend a tri county dinner Monday June 15 at Raphael's Restaurant near Syracuse. Antonio Aja Jr. will present colored slides on Know Your Southeastern Egg Competitors. Reservations by June 10 at the Onondaga Extension Office.
David Loper will earn a Master of Science in mechanical engineering from Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland on Tuesday. He plans a summer motor trip to Alaska and will pursue a PhD at Case with an NSF Graduate Fellowship. Kathleen Rogozinski will receive a BS in elementary education from State University College at Oswego on Sunday. Mary Lee Underwood will earn a BS in elementary education from State University College at Cortland on Sunday. She has accepted a teaching position for second grade.
A placement examination for the Peace Corps will be held Saturday June 13 at 8 30 a m in the Civil Service examination room at the Oswego Post Office Mariano Galletta local representative of the U S Civil Service Commission announced today The test helps Peace Corps officials place volunteers in suitable projects No specific application is needed Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and U S citizens Married couples may serve if both qualify for the same roller
The description explains stipends for volunteers with no dependents under 18, including a living allowance for essentials and a termination payment of 75 dollars per month, totaling 1800 dollars after two years. Funds may be used to repay prior educational loans. applications go to Peace Corps in Washington DC 20525 for a booklet and questionnaire.
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