Appeal Time Expires Justice Dismisses Gracey Action
Justice Eugene F Sull of Oswego County dismissed the Graceys action against Mexico School District Central School No 1 and state education officials over a sex education program citing expired appeal time. The suit claimed violations of religious liberty and alleged the New York compulsory attendance law violated 13th Amendment rights. Defendants Mowry & Mowry moved to dismiss in 1970 with further arguments heard last April. The matter is presumed finished.
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Gracey
Mexico
Supreme Court
Eugene F. Sullvan
Oswego County
Gerald Graceys
Board of Education
Central School District No. 1
Towns of Mexico, Et al
State Commissioner of Education and
Mexico District
New York
New York State
Family Court
Syracuse
First Methodists To Picnic At Dr Dimon Home
Members of First United Methodist Church will gather for a cover dish picnic at Dr and Mrs Myron Dimon home after worship this Sunday. Greeting worshipers at the 1030 a.m. service will be Mr and Mrs Harold Richardson. Rev Robert Reed Morse announces arrival of the Pictorial Directory and copies may be obtained during coffee hour. Council on Ministries meets at the Dimon home on Rt 104 West Wednesday June 16 at 730 p.m. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Myron Dimon
Fellowship Hall
Roy Simmons
Harold Richardson
Robert Reed Morse
Morse
Colin Baitsell
George Maxwell
Geen Fields
Meadows
George F. McKay
Council On Ministries
Rt. 104 West
Early Morning Campus Alarm Cleared at Mackin Hall
Oswego County Fire Control reported two alarms in the area with Mackin Hall on the SOCOU campus responding at 4:45 a m. No fire found and cause unknown. Assistant Chief Harold Chatterton led the run. Phoenix Fire Dept stood by at Moyers Corners while Moyers Corners Dept. fought a separate restaurant fire on Route 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County Fire Control
Oswego Fire
Mackin Hall
Socou
Harold Chatterton
Phoenix Fire Dept
Moyers Corners
Onondaga County
Moyer
Sing Out group to warble at Richland
The Richland Lions sponsor two performances of Sing Out Lake Ontario by a Oswego youth group. A matinee at 2 p.m. and an evening show at 7 30 p.m. Sunday July 11 at the Richland Community and Youth Center. Proceeds aid the Community Center development. Tickets via Lions Club Box 23 Richland.
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Richland
Richland Lions
The
Lions Club
Cullen Diffley Win $1000 Each in State Lottery
Eleven Oswego County residents won consolation prizes in the May 27 drawing. Thomas R. Cullen and Lt. M. Diffley were the $1000 category winners from Oswego. Other Oswego City winners in the $300 tier included Maurice J. Fawcett John E. Harper George Spade the Bescio Family M F McCrobie and Michael D. Potter. Fulton resident George Defren and Phoenix residents Rolland H. Schmidt Veronica M. Shepard also won $300 prizes.
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New York
George Defren
Fulton
Rolland H. Schmidt
Veronica M. Shepard
Phoenix
Sandy Creek Board Approves Summer Program and Scheduling Change
At a Sandy Creek Central School Board meeting guidance counselor Andrew Pierce discussed a planned September start for modular scheduling. The board approved a July summer reading program led by Edith Ormasen and David Stern for pre K to grade 2, with about 65 students expected and transportation provided by parents. Stern will lead the readiness effort for younger pupils and two teachers plus aides will participate. The district also approved an audit by King and King, bid entries for supplies, and discussed the 1971 72 budget with a special meeting set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Creek
Andrew Pierce
Sandy Creek Central School
Stern
FCC Accepts WSGO Transfer Application
Oswego radio station WSGO has an ownership transfer application accepted by the FCC Broadcast Bureau. Clifford C. Harris, current owner, seeks to sell to Robert C. Gessner. FCC will study the case to determine approval for the ownership change.
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FCC
WSGO
Palladium-Times
Washington Bureau
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Oswego
Clifford C. Harris
Robert C. Gessner
FCC Broadcast Bureau
Oswego Woman Sent to Jail Over Shoplifting Fine
Mona Forrest aged 17 of Hamilton Homes pleaded guilty to petit larceny for taking $11.45 worth of goods from Easy Bargain Center. Judge Thomas McGough imposed a $100 fine or 10 days in the county jail, committed to jail in lieu of the fine until morning when the fine was paid and she was released.
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Oswego
Mona Forrest
Hamilton Homes
Thomas McGough
Easy Bargain Center
Toy Sale Benefit by Salvation Army on Friday
The Salvation Army will sponsor a toy sale Friday from 9 30 a m until 2 p m at 85 W Third St Citadel.
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Salvation Army
Citadel
Third St
New York to Fine 21000 Police Over Job Action
New York City will impose penalties under state law on twenty one thousand patrolmen who participated in a six day job action in January. Each officer faces two days pay for every day of absence plus a year of probation with tenure loss. The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association plans to appeal individually, asserting no violations and seeking to avoid penalties. The action followed a court ruling on the PBA parity pay suit and retroactive pay increase.
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New York
Harry S. Bronstein
Edward J. Kiernan
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
PBA
State Court of Appeals
Thomas as Tristan in four world opera productions
U S tenor Jess Thomas will sing Tristan und Isolde in four major capitals over eight months. June 14 at Covent Garden conducted by George Solti and staged by Peter Brook. October 9 at Vienna State Opera in Moscow's Bolshoi Theater mark his Russia debut. The Met opens a new Tristan November 18 with Birgit Nilsson and Thomas conducted by Erich Leinsdorf.
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Birgit Nilsson
Thomas
Erich Leinsdorf
Obituary of Lewis E. Rappleye, Minetto resident, 77
Lewis E. Rappleye 77 husband of Nellie M. Schurr Rappleye of West River Road Minetto died Wednesday at Oswego Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Minetto son of the late Travis H. and Emma Stewart Rappleye he was a World War I US Marine veteran and charter member of American Legion Post 486 and Niagara Mohawk 25-year Club. He worked 42 years for Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation retiring in 1959. Surviving besides his wife are a sister Mrs. Louise Coey of Shelbyville Tenn and several nieces and nephews. Private funeral at Dowdle Funeral Home with family at their convenience. No calling hours. Contributions to a favorite charity requested.
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Lewis E. Rappleye
Nellie M. Schurr Rappleye
West River Road
Minetto
Oswego Hospital
Travis H
Emma Stewart Rappleye
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Louise Coey
Shelbyville, Tenn
Dowdle Funeral
Piano production rises in Austria in 1870
AP reports the Austrian Federal Press and Information Service says piano production increased 20 percent in 1870. About 85 percent of Austrian pianos were exported, with West Germany purchasing most, followed by the United States, Great Britain, Italy, France, Sweden and South Africa.
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Vienna
Austria
Ppess
West Germany
United States
Great Britain
Italy
France
Sweden
South Africa
Soldier George R. Showers Jr. in Vietnam photo
Pictured on the job in Viet Nam is Army Specialist Four George R. Showers Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Showers Sr., Route 1, Oswego. The 20-year-old maintenance man with Headquarters Detachment, 36th Signal Battalion, 2nd Signal Group, 1st Signal Brigade near Long Binh. His wife, Ida, lives at 280 Elm St., Oswego. (U. S. Army Photo).
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Vietnam
George R. Showers Jr
George R. Showers Sr
Route 1
Oswego
2Nd Signal Group
1St Signal Brigade
Long Binh
Ida
Elm St
U. S. Army
LaVoies Host Pool Party for Mexico Academy Students
Mrs William Waterbury Ned Waterbury and Miss Lee Anne Waterbury attended a pool party Saturday in Mexico at the home of Mr and Mrs James LaVoie. The event honored students of Mexico Academy and Central School who will study abroad during the summer.
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Newhaven
William Waterbury
Ned Waterbury
Lee Anne Waterbury
Mexico
James LaVoie
Mexico Academy
Central School
Brownie Troop 64 Holds Peanut Hunt Winners Named
Brownie Troop 64 held a Tuesday evening peanut hunt with prizes for Darlene Ariola Donna Michel and April Hewitt. Six more prizes went to those finding striped peanuts. All peanuts were eaten and everyone had bubble gum. The troop welcomed back leader Mrs Catherine Tyrell who was injured in a car accident weeks ago.
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Darlene Ariola
Donna Michel
April Hewitt
Easten
Everbody
Catharine Tyrell
Hospital Says Rev. Berrigan In Good Spirits
Danbury Hospital reports Father Daniel Berrigan in good spirits after a breathing crisis and rapid heartbeat during a dental exam at the Federal Correctional Institute in Catonsville Maryland. Doctors await electrocardiograms and blood chemistry tests to complete his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Danbury Hospital
Daniel Berrigan
Federal Correctional Institute
Catonsville
John J. Noton
Berrigan
Dance Center Opens in New York City
The American Dance Center opens in May in New York. Directors and founders include Alvin Ailey and Pearl Lang. The school trains in ethnic, modern, and contemporary dance with curricula for beginners to professionals. Children’s classes begin at age eight.
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Dance School Opens
New York
American Dance Center
Alvin Ailey
Pearl Lang
Scriba Sports Show At Fire Department Grounds
The Scriba Volunteer Fire Department hosts its second annual sports show this weekend at the Scriba Firemen's Field north of Route 104. Exhibits include the latest sporting gear and a Sunday flea market, with food rides and a chicken barbecue for all ages. Area families are urged to attend to support the volunteers.
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Scriba Volunteer Fire Department
Scriba Firemen’s
Route 104
Monthly seminars to feature Starker and Gingold
Winston-Salem artists Janos Starker cello and Josef Gingold violin will lead monthly repertory seminars at the North Carolina School of the Arts for 1971 72. Starker has specialized in unaccompanied recitals for over a decade and Gingold has taught master classes in Paris Tokyo and at Indiana University.
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Winston - Salem
N. C
Janos Starker
Josef Gingold
North Carolina School of the Arts
Starker
Gingold
National Conservatoire de Musique
Paris
Toho School of Music
Tokyo
Indiana University
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Cullen
Diffley
Tion
Lavoies
VITTU
Radio Shack
Tandy Corporation Company
T Anniversay
Louis Armstrong
Lionel Hampton
Ce Rae
Kamerica
Aaa
Aetronic
Tool Bonanza
Oswego Midtown Center
Rev. Berrigan
Haggar
Haggar Doubleknit
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