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Newspaper

Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1973

Page

11

Adjustments Made at City Zoning Hearing

Fifteen attendees heard the City Planning Board discuss the new zoning ordinance with earlier objections addressed. City Engineer Leotta said problems were resolved and a June 25 public hearing set. final text changes will be prepared by Jack Ware. The board also opposed converting a prime residential R 3 area at 310 East Tenth St to allow an automobile body shop.

City Planning Board City Hall Anthony Leotta Leotta Jack Ware Planners Collaborative Planning Board East Tenth St Joan Morrison Lcotta Thomas Halpin Norman LaMay Michael Shanley, Jr. Ware

Joy to Every Land review by youth groups on Saturday

Volunteers are needed in Pulaski to usher take tickets and host student performers from International House New York presenting Joy to Every Land. The event is organized by Pulaski Lions Club Women’s Civic League Junior Civic League Tuesday Study Club and Pulaski Council of Churches with proceeds benefiting local service groups. It will be held at Pulaski Elementary School Auditorium Lake Street at 7 p m on Saturday. People may call Rev. Edwin Potter at 298-5454 or 298-2933 to volunteer.

Pulaski International House New York City Sandy Creek Lacona Orwell Altmar Fernwood Parish Mexico Edwin Potter

Local Weather Report and Forecast Summary

Weather data show high 80 and low 60 with 70 average and no precipitation. Forecast calls for mostly sunny or partly cloudy conditions this afternoon with highs 80 to 85 and increasing chances of showers tonight and tomorrow. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph, gusts possible. precipitation probability 10 percent today and 30 percent tonight and tomorrow.

Pancake Turtle Among Canada’s Endangered Species

The Eastern spiny softshell turtle is listed by the Canadian Wildlife Service as endangered. Known colloquially as the pancake or flapjack turtle, it has a distinctive flat shell. In Canada it can reach about 14 inches, with U S specimens growing larger.

Canadian Wildlife Service Canada United States

Reader letters address Oswego Harbor dredge disposal Site 1 changes

A letter to the editor revises Site 1 for Oswego Harbor dredge spoil disposal after a May 10 1973 Scriba Town Hall meeting. The new plan splits Site 1 into two areas to protect residences and adjust costs, with revised capacity for Sites 1 2 and 3 and contact details for Edward N. Carpenter.

Scriba Oswego Harbor N.Y Jo Lo Shores Road Jolo Shores Road Jobo Shores Road U.S. Geological Survey Port Authority Edward N. Carpenter

Girls Damaged Curbing on East Van Buren Street

Police investigated after three young girls allegedly vandalized roughly 80 feet of new curbing along East Van Buren Street between 11th and Arabel Streets. Cite says one girl was 14 years old and the others were younger. City Engineer Anthony Leotta reported the incident at 9 a.m.

East van Buren St Llth Arabel Sts Anthony Leotta

Drowning of Newark State School Patient

Edward L. Tanner a 22 year old patient at the Newark State School for the retarded drowned Thursday night after wading into a pond near the grounds. He was with six other patients who had permission to leave supervised. Tanner could not swim and apparently waded into the pond over his head. A motorcyclist later recovered his body.

Newark State School Newark N. Y Edward L. Tanner Tanner Margaret Rogler

Fulton Personal Notices and Local Coming Events

Fulton residents and relatives are noted in a collage of personal notices. Among items Mary A Chappell led Daughters of Union Veterans meeting, several locals visit Oswego and Lee Memorial Hospitals, and students including Cynthia Kabat and Howard Pollock earned degrees. Lisa Revette sails for American Field Service summer abroad in Costa Rica, while Mary Van Alstyne celebrated her 88th birthday with family.

Mayne van Alstyne William Cushman Cushman South Fifth St Mable Rude West First St Lee Memorial Hospital Lisa Revette Ronald R. Revette Carthage Mary Ann Roupas East Broadway Fulton New York American Field Service For Miami International Airport Fernando Hidalgo San Jose Costa Rica Miss Revette Leon Revette South Sixth St Charles Woodard Fulton RD

France Harvests Vast Snail Supply for Culinary Use

About 250 million snails are harvested and consumed annually in France, reflecting the country’s long dietary reliance on escargot as a regional delicacy and staple.

France

Industry Officials Tour Midstate Telephone HQ

New York State Telephone Association leaders visited Midstate Telephone Co. in Fulton to review progress in the Independent telephone industry. Attendees included Midstate president Andre C. Belair and association president Donald F. Davidson, who praised Midstate’s expansion and noted the sector serves over half of New York’s land area with more than one million phones.

New York State Telephone Association, Inc Midstate Telephone Co., Inc Fulton New York State Midstate Andre C. Belair Sion Donald F. Davidson Association Ogden Telephone Corp Spencerport Peter VanKampen Albany Davison Midstate Telephone N. Y

Dance Spectacular Draws Large Phoenix Audience

About 500 people attended a Phoenix Dance Spectacular at JBC High School Auditorium. Seventeen performers opened with Hello Hello, followed by children in Rock A Bye Baby and Bumble Bees numbers. The revue featured solos, duets, and group dances by students including Deborah Cole and Denise Meshurle, with teachers Norma Broderick and Kay Claycomb honored with flowers.

Phoenix JBC Rhonda Betts Cathy Carey Candy Carey Deborah Cole Rhonda Boisey Robin Fuller Faith Fuller Tendra Harmer Robin Murray Donna Heagerty Denise Meshurle Sandra Meshurle Theresa Montanaro Loreen Mosher Mary Pacia Linda van Ep Kelly Burton Nancy Converse Lisa Eldrett Iva Davenport Kathleen Green Kelly Green Wendy Green Mary Montanaro Kimberlee Pierce Robin Schmidt Julie Warner Rachael Dix Rebecca Dix Sherry Elliot Kathy Moulton Maureen Sweet Michelle Sweet Beth Remington Maria Wallace Robin Wall Cindy Clark Cathy Pacia Missy Keith Erica Drake Julie Pacia Jody Fergerson Cathy Gunsalus Candy Corey Karen Elmy Grace Merrill Missy Reith Sandra Fletcher Lisa Pitcher Rhonda Battreau Terry Remington Stephanie Pavette Denise Pavetto

Fulton Freshmen Blank Oswego in Historic Victory

Fulton Freshmen edged Oswego Bucaneers 3-0 for the program's first win over Oswego. Kerry Dempsey pitched a two hit shutout, earning the win, with Mike Hatfield adding two hits and teammates Brandin McKnight Richard Albright Gerald McDonald and Rodger Barber contributing offensively.

Kerry Dempsey Mike Hatfield Brandin McKnight Richard Albright Gerald McDonald Rodger Barber

Health Class Plants Plants In Canal Park

Emerson J. Dillon students joined a Greater Phoenix Improvement Organization work day to plant six pots of canal park flowers on State Street. Students listed include Barbara Belden Terry Blake Lucy Chittenden Mike Denny Deborah Ford Kathy Good Cindy Green Bertha Hayward Patty Irish Sherry James Marlene Lyboult Deborah Mills Leanne Myers Sue Myers Eric Oja Patricia Rafferty John Rizzo Sandra Roscoe Rosina Ruta Gwen Tillapaugh Nancy Webber Valerie Williams Joan Windhausen and teacher Miss Nancy Nissley. The flowers were purchased by the GPIO. President Mrs. Janet Harder led the group.

Phoenix Emerson J. Dillon Greater Phoenix Improvement Organization Barbara Belden Terry Blake Lucy Chittenden Mike Denny Deborah Ford Kathy Good Cindy Green Bertha Hayward Patty Irish Sherry James Marlene Lyboult Deborah Mills Leanne Myers Sue Myers Eric Oja Patricia Rafferty John Rizzo Sandra Roscoe Rosina Ruta Gwen Tillapaugh Nancy Webber Valerie Williams Joan Windhausen Nancy Nissley Canal Park State St Greater

Community garden project grows with local volunteers

Mrs Derwin Lora Jones, William Harder and Kevin Dix led the effort to acquire the dirt and perform most of the manual labor. Other participants included Mrs Janet Harder Mr and Mrs Gabe Bohley Mrs Wayne Nancy Wilsom and Jerome Shaver who assisted in the project.

Derwin Lora) Jones William Harder Kevin Dix Janet Harder Gabe Bohley Wayne Nancy) Wilsom Jerome Shaver

Pulaski man cited for failing brakes after diner parking lot crash

Terry Recore 25 of West Second Street Fulton received a summons for inadequate brakes after his southbound car in the C and M Diner parking lot in Pulaski struck the northwest corner of the diner at about 7 PM Thursday. Diner owners Cecil and Marguerite Deming were listed. state trooper D F Ingerham investigated.

Pulaski Terry Recore West Second St Fulton C and M Recore Cecil and Marguerite Deming D. F. Ingerham

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