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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1971

Page

2

Seven Women on Jury in Drug Trial at Oswego

A seven women five men jury began hearing testimony in a drug case involving SUCO student Stephen J. Dantzig and teacher Patricia Marie Fallon. Indicted on felony and misdemeanor counts, the pair were arrested during a Feb 13 Oswego raid that yielded over 14 pounds of marijuana. The panel, plus two male alternates, was drawn after long proceedings, with Judge Don H. Stacy presiding. Trial started at 10 a.m. Tuesday, as jurors were excused for the remainder of June term pending further proceedings.

SUCO Stephen J. Dantzig Sixth St Oswego Manon Ave Hartsdale Patricia Marie Fallon Little Falls Dantzig Miss Fallon Richard Mitchell Sr Patrick Mannix Robert J. Nicholson Don H. Stacy Dantzig-Fallon Dwight Mayne Fulton Willie Hackett Emery St Donald Kerfein S. Seventh St Marvel McCumber Schuyler St Marian Merritt Forest Ave Evelyn Mary Adie E. Cayuga St Suzanne B. King W. Cayuga St Beatrice Matteson Lake St Richard W. Nelson W. Ninth St Charles Patterson E. Eighth St George Behne Thompson Tr Floyd T. Blount Lacona Jennie Clark Delano St Pulaski Rena Crowner Ruth Maher West Monroe Bertha Maxwell Central Square Donald Moshier David Olschewske Ward Parkhurst Elmer J. Roberts Rosalie Smith Parish Curtis Stanford Hildreth Thomas Phoenix

Oswego County BCCES Nursing School Class Honors 1972

At the Oswego County BCCES School of Practical Nursing ceremony the Class of 1972 capped honors for Elizabeth Best Dawn Clark Kathy Cronk Jacqueline Dodge Lucinda Durkee Dianne Farrell Carol Foster Sharon Goldsmith Grace Gomon and June Johnson.

Oswego County Bcces School of Practical Nursing Elizabeth Best Dawn Clark Kathy Cronk Jacqueline Dodge Lucinda Durkee Dianne Farrell Carol Foster Sharon Goldsmith Grace Gomon June Johnson

Capping Rites For Practical Nurses Held

The Oswego County BOCES practical nursing class of 1972 held its capping ceremony. Edward Nicholson, BOCES Vocational School principal, presided. Richard Sheldon, Vocational Education director, read the student roll. Jeanette Haskin, RN, head nurse at Oswego Hospital ICU, spoke as guest. Reverend Chester Misercola offered invocation and benediction. Clara Zogg, RN BSN, awarded caps. Marjorie Delong, RN, officiated candle lighting. Frances Kellogg, RN, led the Florence Nightingale pledge. Joseph Calverase accompanied. usherettes were Health Occupations I students.

Oswego County Boces of Edward Nicholson Boces Vocational School Richard Sheldon Jeanette Haskin R. N Oswego Hospital Chester Misercola Oswego Catholic High School Clara Zogg B. S BOCES Marjorie Delong Frances Kellogg Florence Nightingale Joseph Calverase

Oswego Fire Demolishes Rag Rums At Vacant Home

Oswego fire company two responded to a call at 116 Liberty Street a vacant house where rags were found smoldering in the cellar. The owner listed was Leonard Shapiro. Capt. George Myers led the run. Damage was reported as N/A.

Oswego Fire Company Two Liberty St Leonard Shapiro George Myers Kyu

Deaths include Oliver in Canandaigua and Duquette in Oswego

Obituaries list M Catherine Oliver of Canandaigua age 66 who died June 5 with relatives in Oswego Cleveland and Carthage. Funeral at Meade Memorial Chapel June 9 2:30 p.m. Burial Riverside. Calls at Loescher Funeral Home tonight and Tuesday 7 9 p.m. Also Flora E Duquette of Oswego widow of Adelbert Dubois dies June 5 1971 with services at Scoville Funeral Home June 9 2 p.m. Interment Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Also Joseph Passak of New York City dies June 4 1971. funeral at Dowdle Funeral Home June 9 8:30 a.m. and St Stephen’s Church 9 a.m. Burial St Peter’s Cemetery. Reads call times Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.

Oliver Canandaigua M. Catherine George Grace Penney Oliver Elsie Prudden Yonkers Ruth Stevens Henderson Herber Margaret Corper Oswego Jane Lewis Cleveland Ohio Francis Penney Carthage George M. Penney Meade Memorial Christ Episcopal Church Riverside Loescher Funeral Home Duquette Lee Memorial Hospital Ulton Flora E. Duquette Oswege Adelbert Dubois Roy L. Duquette George and Lucy Chesbro Hutch Donald Turk Scoville Mt. Pleasant Sco— ——E Passak—Joseph New York City Jacob Sophie Clesia Pasiok Dowdle St. Stephen's Church Jai St. Peter's Cemetery

Elements in the universe mostly hydrogen and helium

A compact note states that hydrogen and helium make up the vast majority of matter in the universe, with only about one percent consisting of all other elements. It notes that solid elements are rare beyond these two dominant gases.

Harold E. Quonce Obituary East Syracuse Man Dies At 51

Harold E Quonce 51 of 402 Exeter St East Syracuse died Monday of a heart attack while working as a brake operator for Bass Steel Corp He was husband of Edna Hoyt Quonce survived by two sons Robert and Ray a daughter Amy three brothers Lucene Gordon and Donald a sister Mildred and a grandchild Funeral service Thursday at Delaney Grемbell Funeral Home East Syracuse burial in Collamer Cemetery Calling hours tonight 7 9 and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m

East Syracuse Harold E.quonce Exeter Sr Bass Steel Corp Edna Hoytuonce Robert Ray Quonce Amy Quonce Lugene Liverpool Gordon Donald Quonce Syracuse Mildred King Tennessee Osweto Delaney & Grenbell Funeral Home East Collamer Cemetery Collamer

Miss Eagleton Weds Trojan In Rochester

Miss Cynthia Eagleton daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis C Eagleton of Wolcott marries Gerald Tysiak son of Mr and Mrs John Tysiak of 207 Stow Ave Troy in St Josephat s Ukrainian Catholic Church Rochester Monsignor Babak officiated Maid of honor was Miss Diane Vezzetti Bridesmaids Miss Joyce Checkfield and Mary Martha Tysiak Best man Daniel Barrett Ushers Paul Sunkes Richard Eagleton and David Rosner Couple reside at 348 Manning Blvd Albany Bride a 1970 Russell Sage College graduate and physical therapist at Albany Medical Center Hospital Groom a 1970 Siena College graduate and accountant at New York State Bureau of Audit and Control

Wolcott Cynthia Eagleton Francis C. Eagleton Gerald Tysiak John Tysiak Stow Ave Troy St. Josephat's Rochester Monsignor Babak Diane Vezzetti Westtown Joyce Checkfield Albany Mary Martha Tysiak Daniel Barrett Paul Sunkes Richard Eagleton Geneva David Rosner Cincinnati Ohio Tysiak Manning Blvd Russell Sage College Albany Medical Center Hospital Siena College New York State Bureau of Audit and Control

ICU Visit Highlights Oswego Hospital Expansion

The Oswego Hospital welcomed a tour from the Syracuse Upstate Medical Center Intensive Care Unit Building and Planning Committee. Members included engineers, a registered nurse, and a bio chemical engineer who were shown the 8 bed ICU CCU, now open and operating. They complimented the facility and staff for modern equipment and layout.

Oswego Hospital Syracuse Upstate Medical Center

Photography Graduate Warren P. Zoni Receives Degree

Warren P. Zoni son of Warren P. Zoni and Natalie Zoni of 134 E Seventh St earned a Bachelor of Science in Professional Photography from Rochester Institute of Technology at commencement exercises held Saturday June 5 in Rochester.

Warren P. Zoni Natalie Zoni E. Seventh St Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester

Fisherman's body recovered after strike stalls talks

A weeklong Western Union walkout by 20,100 workers continued with no progress after brief sessions. Negotiations with the AFL-CIO Communication Workers of America in New York and the AFL-CIO United Telegraph Workers in Washington yielded no results, and no further meetings were scheduled.

Lake New York Western Union New York Afl-Cio Communication Workers of America New Jersey Ashington Afl-Cio United Telegraph Workers

Spring flowers Defy Siberian Cold With Bright Blooms

Despite severe Siberian cold, golden rods geraniums and forget me nots still push through as spring flowers brighten yards. The statement highlights hardy bloom resilience and seasonal anticipation in gardens despite frigid conditions.

Local Weather Report Averages and Conditions Forecast

The 24 hour outlook shows a high of 83 and mean 71 with SW winds near 7 and humidity around 80 percent. Showers or thundershowers are likely this afternoon with a high near 80, then partly cloudy tonight with a low 45 to 50. Wednesday brings sunny periods with a mid 60s high and winds from 15 to 25 mph shifting to northerly 10 to 15 mph tonight and Wednesday.

Space zones enable liquid matter forming life and water

In regions with planetary orbits like Earth, matter can liquefy and create life supporting substances such as plants animals and water. The statement highlights how specific space zones allow phase changes and biosignature formation analogous to Earth.

Earth

Alfred University grad earns ceramic engineering degree

Donald R Bird Jr son of Mr and Mrs Donald Bird of 306 E Ninth St received a Bachelor of Science in Ceramic Engineering at Alfred University commencement exercises Sunday.

Donald R. Bird Jr Donald Bird E. Ninth St Alfred University

New York Egg Market Report Slows Demand

New York wholesale egg offerings are liberal for large and medium sizes, with few smalls. Demand is slow while New York spot prices show Whites Fancy large 28-29 cents, Fancy medium 24-23 cents, Fancy smalls 15-16 cents.

New York USDA

Fisherman Drowns After Falling In Hinckley Lake

The body of 61 year old Thomas O'Donnell of Utica was recovered from Hinckley Lake near Hinckley north of Utica after he apparently fell in while fishing. State police had conducted a search for him after he did not return home from a fishing trip. The body was found in 11 feet of water.

Hinckley N.Y Hinckley Lake Utica Thomas O'Donnell O'Donnell Miller

Thruway Officials Laud Motorists Helping Travelers

Albany reports Thruway patrons aiding fellow motorists to cut delays and danger. Authority Chairman R Burdell Bixby commends those who report incidents such as accidents, dead animals, or obstructions. Motorists urged to note mileposts, exit at next interchange for serious help, and avoid personal risk.

Albany Thomas E. Dewey Thruway Authority R. Burdell Bixby Authority Thruway

King Bros Circus Set for June 26 at Volney Grounds

King Bros Three Ring Circus comes to Volney Circus Grounds on Saturday June 26 with shows at 4 and 8 p.m. under Oswego County Shrine Club sponsorship. The circus travels in a convoy of giant trucks and trailers with over 100 in the crew and features animal acts and Hollywood TV personalities on its 67th annual tour through many states and Canadian provinces. Advance tickets offer 20 percent savings and up to 50 percent sponsor commissions, with no advance sales on circus day.

Big King Bros Three Ring Circus Volney Circus Oswego County Shrine Club Hollywood Palace

Aaron lifts Braves over .300 but Braves fall to Cardinals

Hank Aaron of Atlanta raised his batting average above .300 for the first time this season with ten doubles and two singles, yet the Braves lost 7-6 to St. Louis. Dave Giusti pitched 4 1/3 scoreless innings to help Pittsburgh beat Chicago 11-6.

Associated Press Hank Aaron Braves Atlanta St. Louis Dave Giusti Pirates Pittsburgh Chicago Hoyt Wilhelm Atlanta Braves

Rogers on the River Side Dairy Farm Youths Meet Calves

The third generation of Rogers on the River side Dairy farm enjoys farm life with friends and calves. Lelan and Lorry Rogers, sons of Mr and Mrs Lorry D Rogers of E River Rd Fulton, pose with a new calf and the large dairy dog Zip.

Rogers Riverside Zip Lelan and Lorry D. Rogers E. River Rd Fulton

Dachshund Coat Types and Colors Summary

The dachshund comes in many colors including black, tan, red, yellow, gray and spotted or striped patterns. Coats vary in texture from short and smooth to long and silky or rough and wiry.

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Glenda Keeney Christine Lewis Marline Lough Cynthia Lybelt Carol Marsala Enrica McLaughlin Mary Mellen Marlene Moot Sally Rice Pat Shedrick Sharon Staring Pam Taft Gail Vescio Sue Wallis Diane Wygant Tizzy By Kate Osonn Ryan Conewango Harold E. Quonce Miss Eagleton Trojan Himes & Deady Geraldine Pirong R.N Haskins ICU CCU Floyd West Clark Blakesley West Jennings Snyder McCulla Photography E_ VAN BUREN ST G.R. Apt APT Cody Fire Dept Cody Volunteer Firemen Jacksonville Rd Milt Doty N. Y. Market King Bros. Circus Volney Grounds NEA, Inc Thanx Wm. Murray Manchester Conn West Kind St Volkswagen Volkswagen Rt
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