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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1975
Page
2
Oswego Common Council faces a full night with two hot items first a Teleprompter Cable Television rate increase vote and a request to remove Sunrise Terrace residents from a tax lien misstep. The meeting also covers routine bills transfers and several attendance approvals for public safety officials and training sessions.
Oswego police logged multiple complaints in the past 24 hours including car vandalism and thefts from vehicles. Barbara Stacy of West Sixth and Mohawk reported at 3:30 a.m. that two men in a vehicle stopped nearby and a third person broke into her car, taking a tape deck.
Final call for the Fourth Annual Great American Ride For Cancer on June 8 with a rain date of June 15. Registration starts at 11 a.m. Sunday at the Elks Club West Fifth and Bri Streets with five bicycles donated by local groups and unions as prizes.
The Church of the Resurrection involved youth in May services with Darlene Buske as reader on Pentecost Sunday and several youths taking roles in readings, music, and ushers. Community and city matters include bids for a new storm sewer in the Eighth Ward, roof work at the Assessor's Office, Hillside Ave sewer extension plans, zoning amendment on funeral homes, and a street-line adjustment in East 13th Street.
State police arrested two occupants of a car during a routine traffic stop in Sandy Creek at 2 30 a m Kathy Tomb 25 of Brookfield Drive Mattydale was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance in the sixth degree and Bentley 28 of Burnett Avenue was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance in the seventh degree A quantity of marijuana was found in the car Investigating officers were E J Mance and James Taylor. The arrest follows a traffic stop in the town of Sandy Creek.
Alumni, faculty, and friends of the State University of New York at Oswego will join a Family Vacation Weekend on campus July 25 to 27. Robert D. Sweeney announces a budget priced package for the whole family with facilities open to all and organized activities alongside free time.
A 31 year old man at Dee Donuts on East First Street was reported to have swallowed multiple pills. He was rushed to Oswego Hospital and placed in intensive care after initial treatment and a hospital transfer request. Police investigated and a campus official noted other events and programs at SUNY Oswego.
Most of New York State faces more showers today and Sunday as the National Weather Service notes moist unsettled air. Friday brought heavier rain to the New York City area with hail, while a low in the St Lawrence Valley moves eastward without clearing. Temperatures will range 65 to 75 degrees with mild overnight lows tonight and Sunday night. In Richland the Firemen's Field Days end tonight with a parade at 7 p.m. Amusements and food concessions will be run by Oswego Firemen and area volunteers, with contests and rides on site.
Richard E. Davidson 62 of Newark died after illness at Newark Wayne Community Hospital born October 2 1902 in Dayton Wash lived in Oswego and Newark was Loblans Newark manager since 1936 and formerly Loblaws Oswego retired 1972 survived by wife Gladys two daughters and seven grandchildren services Saturday at 3 p.m. at Schulz Funeral Home Newark burial Lyons Cemetery donations to Deluge Hose Company First Aid Fund or Redeemer Lutheran Church. Lloyd Z Merriam 87 Fulton died unexpectedly retired spinner at American Woolen Co custodian at Oak Street School WWI veteran past Fulton VFW Post commander survived by wife Pearl Crego daughter Reta sister Edith Chappell services Monday 2 p.m. Foster Funeral Home burial Ira Union Cemetery. Richland Lions Club holding annual cleanup Pulaski junk cars and metal pickup contact Carles Solcen or Bob Lawton proceeds fund local Lions projects. Pulaski South Richland Grange will meet Fernwood Grange Hall 8 15 p.m. refreshments served by Frances Marsh and Gladys Hager.
Police investigated a break in at the Oswego County courthouse area. A stolen candy vending machine was found on railroad tracks near a bridge while intruders attempted to enter cigarette and soda machines and two fire extinguishers disappeared.
The Greater Pulaski Chamber of Commerce with the U S Small Business Administration hosts a seminar Tuesday from 7 30 to 9 p m at Pulaski Junior Senior High School. Local officials and Oswego County representatives will attend to warn area businessmen about bad checks and offer protection strategies. Call Pratt Balcom or James Waite at 296 5145 to reserve a seat. refreshments provided.
The Class of 1975 and Oswego High School faculty will attend a Baccalaureate Mass at St. Joseph’s Church on Sunday June 15 at 10 a.m. Rosemary Nesbitt will speak and graduates and faculty will share a church breakfast afterward. Clergy also holds worship at Presbyterian Church at 10:30 with seventeen graduates recognized.
Preschoolers ages 3 to 5 are invited to hear stories Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs Eva Hiallenbeck is guest storyteller. Parents may view two films Troublesome Two's and Trustful Three's during the session.
Oswego officials warn the Court of Appeals ruling on undervalued property assessments could raise taxes for veterans and seniors relying on tax credits. Administrative Assistant Eugene Saloga notes some veterans paying no taxes could face higher bills, while average taxpayers may see proportional changes. He doubts swift state action, pending possible suits against towns cities and schools.
The Oswego Catholic High School Class of 1975 will have a Baccalaureate Mass June 12 at 7 30 p m at Saint Peter's Church East Seventh Street Concelebration by Oswego Fulton area priests and an invitation to area clergy parents and friends Seventeen seniors will receive CCD teaching certificates for completing the program led by Sister Anne Elizabeth C S J Additional seniors earned Diocese of Syracuse teaching certificates in religious education for 1975
Funeral services for Foster F. Monette were conducted Friday at Dain Funeral Home and St. Pauls Church in Syracuse after his death Monday at the VA Hospital. Bearers named include Gregory Monette and Leo Monette. Arlington National Cemetery burial is planned for Monday at 11 a.m.
Word of the deaths reached locally for four former Pulaski area residents. Carrol Knollin Stewart 90 of Syracuse died May 25 at Vansuyhn Hospital. Former Ina Wilson Stewart and several cousins survive. Services were held at Woodlawn Cemetery Sandy Creek. Marbelle Lester Bennett wife of Dr. O A Bennett and sister of Hobart Lester Pulaski died May 19 at her McGraw home. Woodrow H Weisenburger 62 died May 28 at Englewood Hospital Chattanooga Tennessee. Surviving are a brother Carl Pulaski and two sisters Edna Hatton Pulaski and Hella Whittle. Sandra LaFace formerly of Ellisburg and Sandy Creek died May 25 at her California home. She worked at Its Flower and Gift Shop for years before moving to California. Survived by children Mrs Nelson Gibson Joseph and Frank LaFace three grandsons and three brothers Samuel Joseph Peter Mazzi all of Syracuse.
Oswego County Fire Control reported five alarms in 24 hours. Incidents included a Pine Meadows Road residence fire due to lightning near Orwell, a Port Street car fire with minor wiring damage, a Route 104 East MVA near Mexico with one back injury, a Route 13 house fire near Mexico with heavy damage, and an MVA south of Mexico with a 17 year old needing hospital care. West Amboy and Altmar assisted.
Monica Soto appointed director of the Oswego office of Program Funding Inc a federally funded Rochester based nonprofit serving Spanish speaking migratory and seasonal farm workers in Oswego County Her appointment follows the resignation of the previous director Ralph Reumette last March Soto previously tutored at the State University Oswego campus and earned a BA in Liberal Arts History She stressed need for greater office community communication and volunteers bilingual drivers interpreters and other staff to aid isolated workers with transportation and access to services Contact 342 13 E Utica for details
Monday features vitamin C grape juice and patty in a bun with catsup cheese sticks fruit. Wednesday offers vegetable soup assorted sandwiches carrot sticks pudding. Thursday serves beef barbecue bun buttered wax beans cheese sticks rainbow gelatin. Friday presents pizza puff cole slaw relishes assorted dessert milk accompanies each meal. Menu subject to change.
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