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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
2
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Oswego County faces a state Supreme Court motion to compel reapportionment after the 1970 census. County officials ask for a judgement guiding a timely redistricting while plaintiffs contend the current Board of Supervisors undervalues smaller townships. The case before Judge Henry A. Hudson in Utica centers on adopting weighted voting and complying with the one man one vote standard.
State University College at Oswego will host a four day workshop on theme reading and evaluation June 23 26. Directed by Samuel Rogal the program covers writing principles theme planning and evaluation for grammar punctuation mechanics content and style with daily lab sessions and participant theme evaluations. Assisting Rogal are Dr Paul L Briand Jr Henry Moonschein and J Allan Pryor.
New York AP reports a sharp market drop as wage and price controls loom if the surtax ends. The Dow fell about 7 points to 905.51 at noon, with broad declines in steels motors aircrafts nonferrous metals chemicals rails and oils. Marine Midland Bank led volume with 99,300 shares while American Telephone declined about 4 points.
In Durban South Africa a thief broke into Mrs L Whitman’s suburban Pinetown residence and stole over 40 000 rand worth of antique snuff boxes. The collection includes 68 items some more than 500 years old.
Oswego natives and several former assistant pastors joined 22 priests at St. John the Evangelist Church in Syracuse for a Mass of Thanksgiving marking 30 years of ordination. The Rev. Arnold English led the celebration with concelebrants from Pennsylvania New York and a missionary from Japan. A reunion dinner followed at St. John's rectory with many having served together at past parishes.
Before postage stamps were issued in the United States postal revenue was funded by a tax paid by either the sender or the receiver. Daniel Webster was a champion of the postage stamp.
Troop 3 of Christ Episcopal Church awarded Tenderfoot First Class and Star honors to seven boys. Gary Hallinan Billy Weigand Edward Stacy Paul Grasso Robert Jackson earned Tenderfeet. Michael Long First Class. Joseph Gill Star. Awards presented by Asst. Scoutmasters Stanley Hallinan and Thomas Wheeler. Michael Long and Joseph Gill received God and Country at the 10 a.m. service with Pastor Rollin Maloney presiding. The group plans a June 14 trip to The Rogers Conservation Education Center at Sherburne and will return Sunday.
City Court reports three summonses issued yesterday and today for dogs at large during prohibited hours from 9 p m to 6 a m. Dog Warden Jack Woods says enforcement will be strict. Also a German Shepherd killed a toy poodle owned by John Tully. owner of the police dog is Robert Ormsby. William D. White faced multiple charges and paid bail. John Schute sentenced for welfare fraud. Richard Munski pleaded guilty to speeding.
Hannibal Volunteer Fire Department has numbered all streets and homes in the area. 4-H clubs will canvas June 16 to 30 to inform residents of their numbers and sell plates and numbers to raise funds for projects and trips.
Kenneth Hamlin born in Pulaski and resident of Syracuse since 1951 died Monday at State University Hospital. He worked 20 years in the Herald Journal mailing dept and belonged to Furman Street Methodist Church. Survived by two sons Kenneth and Leonard, a sister Leonia Belman, brothers Irving and Lawrence Hamlin, six grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Services Friday at Paul DeWitt Funeral Home at 3 p.m. with Rev. Dean P. Shaw officiating. Burial White Chapel Memory Gardens, DeWitt. calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
Starfish come in about 200 species with five to 50 radiating arms. The marine animals die if left on dry land for any length of time.
Three motorists paid fines in City Court under Judge Thomas M. McGough. Dennis Ketcham of Ridge Rd was fined for imprudent speed Donald A. DuPont of 142 West Bridge St for failing to keep right and David P. Mulcahey of 185 East Second St for driving across a barrier. Traffic Clerk Joseph A. Ponzi of Walcott Rd 1 paid $10 for driving opposite a one way street.
Cleon Jones of the New York Mets finally hit his first grand slam this spring, delivering a decisive blast against the Atlanta Braves after waiting four years for the milestone. The stock market list and averages accompany the item as background data from Foster & Adams.
The Oswego County Volunteer Firemen’s Association sponsors the 73rd annual convention with officers to be chosen at Cleveland. Honeoye Fire Department and Ontario County Firemen’s Association back Harold Hayward for second vice president. Parade set at Pontiac Hotel with 95 companies and 50 bands. winners and trophies to be announced after 10 30 p m.
Fire Chief John Murray announced the 73rd Annual Convention parade route forming at Fort Ontario at 7 p.m. Saturday. It proceeds along E Seventh Street Bridge Street W Fifth Street Oneida Street to the Hotel Pontiac headquarters with the judging stand at Midtown Plaza.
Fulton area man Frank L. Sears, 28, of Fulton RD 4, was charged with reckless endangerment after an alleged dispute over attentions to a Fulton RD 4 woman’s daughter. He allegedly threatened Nora Parmery with a knife and was released on $100 bail. Francis D. Savalia, 46, of Fulton RD 4, received a conditional discharge on a similar charge after a Sand Ridge tavern incident.
Fire department logs show two runs in the Oswego area during the past 24 hours. At 8:40 p.m. Hannibal firemen headed to Cooper Road to extinguish a dump fire. Later at 9:20 p.m. Oswego Companies 1 and 2 responded to Bill's Atlantic on West First and Utica Streets. Lt. Donald C. Beauchene noted a minibike blaze that was quickly contained.
A 32 year old man from New Thornton reports being stuck in a chaotic traffic jam in Denver. Police said the incident caused minor delays and no injuries were reported.
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