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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1975

Page

7

Wall-less Lanigan class survey shows strong approval

A Fulton survey of 355 parents and all fourth to sixth graders at Lanigan Elementary finds high approval for the wall-less wing adding a learning center, media resources and multiple teachers. Parents praise skills exposure and motivated learning, while students report favoring open classrooms and collaborative tables.

Fulton Lanigan Elementary Board of Education Lanigan Addition Sue Taft Joan Mathieu Judy Geitner Edna Hoffman Ellen Newys Gary Roy George MacDonald Lanigan Floyd Wallace

City Court fines total $790 in Fulton action

Fulton fines totaling 790 were issued in City Court with Judge Wallace Auser presiding. A jury trial yielded a jail sentence for Daniel Jodway of 229 Cayuga St. and multiple drivers faced fines for violations including speeding unregistered vehicles and impaired driving. Several licenses were suspended and various smaller fines were assessed to numerous residents.

Fulton Wallace Auser Jeremiah Donahue Fulton RD 1 George Valette Oswego County Daniel Jodway Cayuga St Jodway Dennis Hawthorne Timothy LaQuire Route 104 New Haven Fred I. Sumner LaQuire Larry Crandall Main St Phoenix

St John’s Day Breakfast Held by Hiram Lodge 944 Fulton

The Fellowcraft Club of Hiram Lodge 944 F A M will host the annual St John’s Day Breakfast on Sunday June 15 at the Fulton Masonic Temple serving 7 to 9 for members friends and families. Members will also attend a 10 am church service at First Baptist Fulton. Breakfast committee members: David Cravett Wayne Visconti Harold Blake Sr Newell Barnard Jeffrey Rank Stanley Todd John Dewes Jeb Stewert Robert Goodman Harry Smith Kenneth Foster Wendell Seeber George Crouch Allen Boyce Keith Vincent Roger McEwen and Harold Blake Jr.

Fulton Fellowcraft Club Hiram Lodge Fulton Masonic Temple First Baptist Church of Fulton James Fuller David Cravett Wayne Visconti Harold Blake Sr Newell Barnard Jeffrey Rank Stanley Todd John Dewes Jeb Stewert Robert Goodman Harry Smith Kenneth Foster Wendell Seeber George Crouch Allen Boyce Keith Vincent

Senior Citizens Chorus Performs at Oswego Nursing Home

Phoenix and Fulton seniors from the Fulton Senior Citizens Chorus entertained residents at Harwood Nursing Home in Oswego last Sunday afternoon.

Phoenix Fulton Fulton Senior Citizens Chorus Harwood Nursing Home Oswego

Carey keeps Clinton Prison Center open for inmates

Governor Hugh Carey bars closure of the Adirondack Correctional Treatment and Evaluation Center by transferring 380 inmates and retaining the building for about 600 minimum to medium security prisoners due to overcrowding. The facility will no longer operate as a special rehabilitation unit.

Albany N.Y Clinton State Prison Dannemora Hugh Carey Adirondack Carey

Mary Chirello Named Arts and Crafts Director for YMCA Camps

Fulton Mary Chirello daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Chirello of 55 Whitcomb Rd has been named arts and crafts director for YMCA day camps this summer. A 1974 G Rayleigh School graduate and Crane School of Music freshman, she majored in music and has volunteered with the Whiz Bang program in 1972. The Cricket and Pinewood camps begin their 10th season on Monday June 23 and run eight weeks in four two week periods with registrations steadily coming in. Parents may call the Y at 592 2672 for information.

Fulton Mary Chirello Leo Chirello Whitcomb Rd YMCA G. Rayleigh School Chirello Crane School of Music State University College At Potsdam Pinewood

New York Assembly backs state bank and $50 million loan

The Assembly approved creating a state bank and an interest free loan of 50 million dollars to launch it. Public agencies would deposit funds in the bank, which would invest in business, mortgages and government projects to shore up the economy.

Albany N.Y

Governor Nominates Harnett for Insurance Superintendent Post

Gov. Hugh Carey names Thomas Harnett a Rockland County lawyer as state insurance superintendent at 47800 a year. Harnett will replace the late Lawrence Keepnews and continue work on medical malpractice insurance legislation begun during Keepnews' tenure.

Albany N.Y Hugh Carey Thomas Harnett Rockland County Suffern Lawrence Keepnews Carey Harnett Keepnews

ICC approves 5 percent rail freight rate increase

The Interstate Commerce Commission on Thursday approved a 5 per cent rise in railroad freight rates to take effect no earlier than June 20. The ICC cited inflation impacting railroads and other industries and said the increase is needed to maintain adequate and efficient transportation.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission ICC

Air Force still plans July Rome RADC move despite report

Rome Air Development Center at Griffiss Air Force Base remains scheduled to move on July 1. Captain Juventino Garcia says no telegram cancelled the move and about 1400 employees would transfer to bases in Massachusetts Ohio and New Mexico. Albany official Basmajian resigns as St. Lawrence Democratic Committee chair citing family and business reasons after 20 years in politics.

Rome N.Y U.S. Air Force Ing Griffiss Air Force Base New York State Juventino Garcia Air Force John McLucas RADC Massachusetts Ohio New Mexico Albany, N.Y Walter Basmajian Daniel Haley St. Lawrence Democratic Committee Basmajian Board of Elections Haley Massena

Roller Skating Program Draws Strong Early Response

After two weekends at the City Community Center, 571 people joined the roller skating program over six nights. The center will operate through early September with age specific schedules on Fridays Saturdays and Sundays. Skates rent for 25 cents, bring your own is allowed. The rink cost 761000, funded half by the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and the city, with city share 42000 financed by bonds. Skaters travel from Watertown and Utica Rome to use the facility. Horned grebes are noted as hell divers because they sink and vanish underwater.

Falton City Community Center David Ritchie Ritchie Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Watertown Utica-Rome

Daughters of the American Revolution host picnic in Fulton

Kayendatsyana Chapter of the D A R meets at 851 Forest Ave for a 6 p.m. picnic supper on Monday June 9. Mrs Frances Breads hosts. regent Mrs John Greene welcomes members with entertainment by Mrs Jes and others.

Daughters of the American Revolution Frances Breads Forest Ave John Greene Jes Ann Foster Janet Lewis Eugene . Ivan Jr

Fulton GOP Plans Steak Roast and Games Fundraiser

The Fulton Republican City Committee announced a family oriented fundraiser to back local GOP campaigns. City GOP Chairman Verner M Drohan says the event called Steak Roast and Games will be Sunday June 15 from 1 to 3 pm at St Michael's Club on W First Street near Curtis Street. Local candidates county officials and state legislators are expected to attend.

Fulton

Oswego Man Charged With DWI After Train Collision

A 32 year old Oswego area man Donald E Coon was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck two box cars beside a slow moving railroad train on S Fourth Street near Nestle Avenue. He fled the scene but was located at Penn Central Station and released on bail. He is to appear in City Court on June 11.

Fulton Oswego Area Donald E. Coon Hall Road Oswego RD Coon S. Fourth Street Nestle Avenue Penn Central City Court

Salad Bowl Luncheon by United Presbyterian Women

The annual Salad Bowl Luncheon at First Presbyterian Church runs 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m on Wednesday June 18 with co chairs Mrs Carl Worden and Mrs William Palmer and a committee handling tickets flowers buffet and kitchen arrangements. Also notes Army Private Kurt E Knight posted as journalist at Fort Riley and Florence Nettleton of Buffalo Street a patient at Lee Memorial Hospital. Hawks are hawk eyed mentioning hawks can prey unseen by man.

Fulton United Presbyterian Women of First Presbyterian Church Carl Worden William Palmer Richard Haven Frank Tontarski Deamer Wilcox Surley Hamilton Sheridan Hillick Richard Colegrove Ernest Kring Haven Army Kurt E. Knight Donald H. Knight Tenth St 1St Adjutant General Company Fort Riley Kansas Florence Nettleton Buffalo Street Lee Memorial Hospital

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