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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1973
Page
7
Fulton high school principal Carl Rowland reports rising youth alcohol use and drug mixing among students. He notes beer litter in school lots and evening gatherings in the parking area. Police and teachers are increasing programs, while parents are urged to monitor children 24 hours daily.
Fulton City Court handled traffic cases this week with multiple guilty pleas. Defendants include Robert Bell Oswego and Richard Hawkins Baldwinsville for expired inspection stickers plus $15 fines, and Sally Bruno Thetis for failure to yield the right of way. Others faced $10 fines for address change, passing a stop sign, and wrong way on a one way street.
Fulton Y M C A sent eleven boys and girls to the Third Annual Pepsi Onondaga Aquatic Club AAU Swim Meet in Cicero. Mark Parrish won the 25 yard backstroke for eight year olds. Mike Tornatore claimed two wins in the 54 free and 50 butterfly for 11 and 12 year olds. Sue Allen took second in the 50 free and 100 IM and third in 50 butterfly. Steve Rose won the 100 IM, was third in 50 free and sixth in 50 backstroke. The 11 and 12 year old Free Relay team Tornatore Rose VanBuren Datz placed third. Additional Fulton swimmers included Lori Wilson, Dave Rose, Sue Quinn, Eric VanBuren and Chris Tor.
The Cody Fire Department Pushball team won first place at Pennellville Field Days with Phoenix No 1 second and Phoenix No 2 third. A parade starts at 7 pm tonight followed by awards at 10 pm and a drawing. Booths include Boy Scouts Pennellville Methodist Church and Firemen’s Auxiliary. Miss Cindy Parker is queen with runners up Terri Burdick and Barbara Belden.
Mrs. Ethel Hill 88 of Oswego RD 5 died at Oswego Hospital after weeks of illness. Born in Mexico she lived in Fulton many years and was a member of the First United Methodist Church. Survived by husband Earl three daughters Dorothy Wood New Hartford Doris Weld Syracuse Morton Tramblay Fulton and Ronald Hill Whitesboro six grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Young and Son funeral home with burial at Pleasant Lawn Cemetery Parish.
William C. View 66 of 124 Oneida Street Fulton died Friday evening at the Veterans Administration Hospital Syracuse after months of illness. He was born in Volney, retired from Dilts Machine Co, and a World War II veteran. Survived by sisters Flossie Halstead Geneva and Neva Herman Fulton and brother Edmund View Herkimer. Services Tuesday at Young and Son Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery Bundyville. Calling hours Sunday 7 to 9 and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
Mr and Mrs Edward Michels of Lock Street return from a two week vacation spanning Ontario Ottawa Tulip Festival Maryland New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Mrs Charles Renz of Orlando Fla visits Michels family while other locals including the Cole Dix Cooper families travel Canada. A newborn joins the Burlingames on Gaskin Road and five brothers welcome him.
Edward Harris aged 3 from the suburb of Greece was struck by a car near his residence in Rochester Friday evening and died from injuries. The incident occurred in a residential area as the vehicle approached the curb. Police investigated the fatal accident.
July and August outline pastoral coverage at Phoenix United Methodist Church with Rev. Isaman and Rev. Tilapaugh swapping duties at the Church of Christ First Congregational. Upcoming events include a Sunday picnic at Three Rivers Game Management Area, Thursday worship services, baby dedication hopes at First Baptist, a July 28 Arts and Crafts Show at the Fire Station with a Church buffet, nursery school openings, and community activities from a Couples Club picnic to PTA meetings and a Camp Fire rain session at Camp Talooli.
More than 750 attendees at the tenth annual antique show and sale sponsored by the United Methodist Church June 5 and 6. Dealers from Oswego Waterloo Dewitt Homer Syracuse Hannibal Adams Center New Haven Wrights Antiques Claremont Liverpool Lock Station traveled to exhibit. Iris displays from James Gristwood home highlighted the event and organizers thanked all participants.
Inclement weather delayed Little League practice last month but coaches and their players were at the park last night. A full list of coaches and players will appear in the paper in the coming days. James Smily, director, has called a meeting of coaches for both minor and major leagues at 6 p.m. at the bail park on Monday June 11.
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