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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
11
The Fulton Board of Education adopted a revised salary schedule after talks with the Fulton Teachers Association. Salaries cover administrators, teachers with various degrees and hours, and stipends for summer programs. Several resignations and new appointments were approved, with budget hearings and future plans noted.
Mrs. Lillian Hogle Leach, 78, died June 5 at Dulin Rest Home Hannibal after a long illness. Survived by two daughters Lena Collins Liverpool and Ruth Green Phoenix R D, 15 grandchildren and 43 great grandchildren. Brother Vivian Hogle Colton. 50 years Palermo resident. Funeral Thursday 2 p m Hopkins Main St. Rev. Charles Austin officiating. Burial Mt Adnah Fulton. Visitation 7–9 p m tonight and 2–4 7–9 p m Wednesday.
Joseph D. Plunkett 84 of 128 Freeman Ave Solvay died yesterday morning after a long illness at Crouse Irvin g Hospital. A Phoenix native he lived in Baldwinsville before moving to Solvay in 1956. He was a retired truck driver. Surviving: son Raymond T. Plunkett of Solvay daughter Mrs Frederick Wilkes of Glen Head sister Mrs Clarence Johnson of Fulton brothers John of Fulton Owen of Little Falls Thomas of Phoenix five grandchildren. Services Thursday 11 am Gates Sears funeral home Baldwinsville Rev Franklin Weaver officiating burial Riverview Cemetery Baldwinsville. No calling hours.
The June meeting of Kayendatsyana Chapter Daughters of American Revolution will be held Monday from 1 to 5 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Charles A. Denman on Denman's Indian Island, Brewerton. Chairman of the tea is Mrs. Clinton Breads assisted by a list of members and assistants.
George V. Loomis 48 of RD 4 Fulton died at home after several months illness. Born in Palermo he lived in the area his entire life and worked for Creolle Equipment Co Utica. A World War II Army veteran he belonged to Fuller Taylor Post 915 American Legion Central Square and the New York State Merchant Marine Alumni. Survived by wife Jane Smettem Loomis a daughter Lynn a son Robert mother Mrs Clara Loomis Canton a sister Mrs Wilbert Storr Spartanburg SC two brothers Cameron Ballston Lake and Dr Wendell Loomis Ludlowville plus aunts uncles and many nieces and nephews. Services Friday at a time to be announced Young and Son funeral home with calling hours Wednesday 7-9 p m and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p m.
William H. Birdsell 40 of Fulton RD 2 died Monday at home. A radio and television technician, he was a native of Binghamton and longtime Fulton resident. Survived by parents George and Mrs. Birdsell, siblings Ethel Davis, Robert Roach, George Jr., Reuben, and stepbrother Harold Peals. Services Thursday at 1:36 p.m. at Springer Funeral Home with Rev. Heberle officiating. Burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 7–9 p.m. and Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
Samuel Vecchio 80 died at home after a short illness in Fulton. Born in Italy he lived most of his life in Fulton and belonged to the Church of Immaculate Conception and the Italian American Citizens Club. Survived by wife Josephine two daughters seven grandchildren three great grandchildren a brother and a sister. Services Thursday at 8:30 a.m. at Young and Son Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
Leadbetter-Brinklow Post 486 of Minetto will hold a regular meeting tonight at the town hall with Edward Venton presiding as commander.
Women of the Immaculate Conception Church will assemble in the church basement on June 7 from 1 to 3 p m to prepare cancer dressings. This marks the final gathering before the summer recess.
Fulton Section III golfers won the 36 hole intersectional championship at Bartlett Country Club in Olean. Jamesville DeWitt lost its state title to Sweet Home by four strokes. Larry Kupiec of New York Mills led as medalist with 75-74. Fulton fielded its first varsity golf representative, Mike Komanecky of Bodley High School, placing in the top twenty.
Mrs. Ethel LeRoy 75 wife of Julius LeRoy Stamford Vermont died Saturday at Oswego Hospital while visiting daughter Dorothy DeMar in Demster. Born Stamford Vermont daughter of Frederick and Gustie Lincoln she lived there all her life. Survivors are husband and daughter. Body taken to Louis L San Louice funeral home North Adams Massachusetts by Gibbs funeral home Mexico.
Mrs Beverly Coleman Marsh 38 of West Port Bay Road Wolcott died Sunday at Edward J Barber Hospital Lyons She was born October 5 1928 in Groton Daughters Edward C and Dorothy Ford Coleman Survived by husband Bruce three sons Bruce Jon Brian Leigh Erie two daughters Karen Tamara one sister Mrs Paul Newell Apalachin one brother Francis Coleman Wolcott and maternal grandmother Mrs Nellie Ford Apalachin No calling hours Contributions to an educational fund for the Marsh children.
Fulton G Ray Bodley High School choral groups present their annual concert in the school auditorium directed by Jose Azcue. The program spans Renaissance classical and modern works with The Girls Glee Club The Mixed Chorus and The Varsity Choir totaling about 160 performers.
The annual Children's Day session will be held at 11 a m Sunday June 11 during worship at First Methodist church. The program includes children from nursery age three to sixth grade and moving-up certificates will be awarded. Emerson Hamlin is Sunday School superintendent. The Singing Blue Birds led by Mrs Erwin Knowlton wrapped up the year with a dinner at Martin's North Syracuse. chaperone Mrs William Bill assisted.
The Lee Memorial Hospital Auxiliary hosts the annual Silver Tea on Wednesday June 7 from 3 to 5 p.m. at Mrs. Clinton Breads 851 Forest Ave overlooking the Oswego River. Proceeds fund the mediation room. chairwoman Mrs. Henry Estabrook leads a committee of local volunteers and hospital candy stripers assist in kitchen and dining rooms.
A public chicken supper with homemade biscuits gravy and pies will be served family style on Saturday June 10 at Little Utica church. Service runs from 4 30 p m until all are served and a variety sale is planned. Mrs Myrtie Foster is general chairman.
Walter Tomaski elected commander of Oswego Valley Chapter 106 Disabled American Veterans at a Monday night meeting. Officers named include Edward Venton senior vice commander John Bednar junior vice commander William Oliver chaplain Guy Salls surgeon Ernest VanDeLinder service officer Donald Bailey adjutant and VanDeLinder Neil Forsyth Reed McFarland and Neil Knopp on the executive committee. Installation of officers to occur at a later meeting.
Fulton boards votes to join the Board of Cooperative Educational Services to start a vocational education program for about 40 percent of graduates. Approval from BOCES and the state is expected, with budget changes of 21 236 required for the 1967 68 year. Kenneth Darling abstained, urging more information before final action.
The Women’s Fellowship of the First Congregational Church will honor past presidents at the June 14 meeting in the Pine Room at 7 p.m. Deceased members will also be honored. Co chairs are Mrs Henry Lundy and Mrs Eugene Walker. Devotions will be given by Mrs Farron ante Jered Grotele and Mrs Richard Sawyer will preside.
An official Buffalo Corps of Engineers release states Colonel R. Wilson Neff will finish his Buffalo District Engineer tour on 30 June 1967 and join the Army Staff in the Construction Division. Lt. Col. Amos L. Wright will assume the Buffalo District Engineer post.
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