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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
9
Fulton Common Council approved a zoning change from residential to business restricted for land 806 by 300 feet in the Whitcomb Park district after a public hearing with no attendees. The council also authorized $2,000 to Elijah Lake for the city well site, to be repaid when bonds cover the project.
The Pathfinder Fish and Game Club meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Stop 26 clubhouse to discuss a chicken barbecue on June 17. Refreshments served and two famous films will be shown after the meeting.
A meeting for potential microd racing participants will be held at Microd Track on the East West arterial highway this Sunday. Warner Case, track manager, said the track may operate again this season if enough interest is shown. otherwise lack of cars could end it for the year. Those unable to attend may contact Case by telephone.
Burton C. Smith 61 of Mexico RD 2 died Thursday in Oswego Hospital after a short illness. Born in New Haven he lived in the area all his life and farmed. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Raymond Keck Mrs Erma Ingles and Mrs Charles LaClair all of Fulton ten grandchildren two sisters Mrs Blanche Miller Hannibal and Mrs Harold Larkin Mexico three brothers Stanley Smith Massachusetts Ellsworth Smith Mexico and Clayton Smith Hannibal. Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday Springer funeral home with Rev Fred Magley officiating burial in New Haven. Friends may call Friday and Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
Fulton Fulton High School graduate Fred C. Stoddard son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Stoddard of 69 West Second St played on the Dean Junior College lacrosse team in Franklin Massachusetts last season. He was a 1960 graduate who participated in football track and wrestling and is enrolled in the architectural construction program at Dean.
Miss Ellen I Morin announces Fulton Public Library hours for June 25 through September 3. Open daily Monday to Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
In the Sunny Summer Girls Bowling league at Fulton results show Five Stars 3, Rootie Tooters 1, Five Jokers 3, Teeners 1, Hangovers 4, Five Sprouts 0, Rosettes 3, Five Spots 1, The Snappers 4, The Twisters 0. Top individual scores include B Smith 533, V Ciciarelli 4 percent, B Collings 465, R Darling 405, E Ketchum 429, M Jones 400.
Governor Rockefeller reveals a proposed Albany State University campus featuring a new teachers college and graduate center to open within four years. The plan envisions a 10 000 student capacity and a 20 story dormitory on Albany Country Club land, with officials noting no groundwork yet started. Dr. Collins questions if the governor is jumping the gun while a State University spokesman confirms a fast schedule.
Treasury in Washington reports on June 5 the cash balance of 7.143 billion dollars. The fiscal year starting July 1 shows receipts of 90.186 billion and withdrawals of 99.872 billion. Total gross public debt stands at 299.534 billion dollars.
Fulton Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting Monday at 7 p.m. in the chamber. Three directors will be elected from seven nominees, including John Demenkoff and Charles Huber. Guest speaker Fulton G. F. Platts of Syracuse will discuss Communism You Asked For It, after a buffet supper.
A Syracuse office listing stock quotes from Foster Adams on the New York Stock Exchange shows figures for many firms. Companies include Allied Stores American Motors Boeing Aircraft Chrysler General Electric General Motors IBM Lockheed Owens Illinois Glass Owens Illinois Glass Panasonic? (error) The excerpt provides partial percentages and company names with quoted values.
Income Tax Cut replied with no when asked if he met Spanish Republicans in Venezuela last December and said he would work to overthrow Franco in Spain. He still plans a visit to Mexico at month end. Kennedy declined to comment on cigarette smoking and lung cancer, citing Public Health Service plans to appoint an expert panel.
The piece notes heated charges at a news conference over Ted Kennedy and the 1964 presidential dynamic. McCormack accuses Kennedy of trying to defeat his brother and pressures delegates with alleged affidavits, while Kennedy denies improper influence by the President or Robert Kennedy.
Phoenix Fire Department held its annual banquet Thursday evening in the Congregational church dining room with about 90 attendees. Guests included wives of firemen, Dr. E J Dillon, Dr. William Dwinelle, village officials George Case and Charles Isham and their wives, and Arthur Larrabee. John Thompson presided. no formal program as members left for a Central school concert.
New York wholesale egg offerings show demand active for large size with improved medium sales and quiet on smalls. Spot quotations list whites and browns by quality, weight and price bands from extras to peewees with varying averages.
New York butter offerings are plentiful while demand remains quiet. Prices hold steady as milk markets show little change.
The Fulton Home Demonstration Unit plans a picnic at Fair Haven State Park on Tuesday. The event invites members and families for a community gathering and outdoor activities.
Stock averages compiled by Dow Jones, Inc show Industrials at 601.19 down 1.01, Railroads at 126.68 up 33, and Utilities at 113.60 up 0.38.
Carolyn Lee Conrad of Phoenix married James Erwin Anderson of Fulton in a June 2 ceremony at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Fulton. The bride wore chantilly lace with a crystal crown veil and carried white carnations. The couple will live on Seneca Street in Fulton.
The Oswego County Rural Letter Carriers Association met at Pennellville school with 40 covers for a ham dinner. President Joseph Dobiac led the meeting. State officer Claude Olmstead spoke about the West Point convention. Attendees planning to go to the 1962 convention included Mr. and Mrs. Woodridge, Dolan, Gould, and Davenport. Proceeds from an auction benefited the nursing scholarship fund. Local updates mention Brian Main, Burton Betts, Dallas visitors, Star Lake trip, and FE. J. Bambury’s hospital observation.
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