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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
14
President An gelo M. Vona urged all firms and professionals in Oswego to back the Chamber of Commerce membership campaign. He described the Chamber as a democratic voluntary body promoting community welfare and called for more manpower and funds to take on additional projects.
The Faculty Wives Club of the State University College at Oswego held its spring luncheon at Candlelight Cottage Parish. New officers named: Mrs. John Walcott president, Mrs. David Lee vice president, Mrs. Alvin Westcott social secretary, Mrs. Austin Blake secretary, Mrs. White Warner treasurer, and Mrs. Ernest Bebb yearbook chairman.
Recent births at Oswego Hospital include six babies born in June. The list features Peachway Melvin and LaSalle Robert with parents from Camden and Oswego addresses, plus Galvin Thomas of Oswego, Malone Leo of Hannibal, Mahaffy Willard of Pulaski, Enright Robert of Oswego, and Towsley Don of Oswego.
Oswego musicians known as the Moonlighters will perform for guests at the Oswego Old Ladies Home on Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Selections include West Side Story Tonight and Where or When among others. The group is aided by William Goodness and features members Mike Converse Bud Converse Fran Pompei Barbara Kapuscinski Mike Secon dura David Falkner Tom Vandergrift John Kowalski Jr and Thomas Kowalski. They also play at the Hollywood Premier at the Oswego Theater on Thursday and Friday evenings.
Miss Marjorie Lazarek of Oswego earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at Marymount College in the 38th commencement exercises. She majored in philosophy and received an elementary education certification. She belonged to the Literature Club and Glee Club and is a graduate of Oswego Catholic High School.
A jurisdictional dispute between Oswego Building Trades Council and a Syracuse contractor over a six unit apartment in Fifth Avenue drags into its third week with no settlement. Calderone says no meetings scheduled and no word from Quigley. negotiations expected before a union contract. The builder says the matter will be handled by his contractor Komrowski Bros. Contractors could join a union if they wish. Construction was approved after residents sought a zoning change. mayor says he will not intervene unless asked. Also reports a head injury to Clarence Hatch Jr. from a wagon accident at home with five stitches at Oswego Hospital.
The Catholic Daughters of America Junior Court held its final Holy Hour of the year at St. Stephen’s Church with Rev. Joseph M. Kowalczyk officiating. Honors were awarded to juniors in four categories and a trip to Auriesville is planned for June 9 with departures from West First and Utica Streets.
The Board of Education meets at City Hall at 7 39 p m to award contracts in chimney repair painting Fitzhugh Park School shower room and home economics room rehab temp control systems for Fitzhugh and Kingsford Park schools transportation for special classes and installation of a gas fired heating unit. Transfers of funds to depleted accounts and summer school regulations are also on the agenda.
Licensed engineers Robert L. Hill of Fulton and Eugene M. Downing of Phoenix are among 398 candidates who have successfully completed the latest professional engineering examination. Licenses to practice have been issued.
The Bureau of Professional Licensing Services announces the selection of successful candidates. Official notices confirm qualifications, issuance of licenses, and related credentialing steps for the new appointees.
Instructions advise washing a package of shredded codfish in cold water then draining well prior to cooking to remove saltiness and improve texture.
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