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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
10
The Oswego High School awards assembly on Friday June 11 1965 recognized many students for scholastic achievement and extra curriculars. Marianne Smith was highlighted for perfect math regents papers and a perfect 800 College Boards score plus the Mathematics Award from the Mathematical Association of America.
Arthur Hart announces that beginning bridge lessons will again be available this summer. Classes start Tuesday June 15 at 8 00 p m at the Fort nightly Club Oswego New York. For information and reservations call Mr Hart at 342 0921.
Kathleen Pendergast of State University College Oswego spoke at the Waterown Little Theatre annual dinner on June 10 at Hotel Woodruff. She warned that audiences expect television quality and urged non professional theatre to focus on detail and hard work. Oswego Players delegation included Anita G. Fanning Frances Marion Brown and Leslie R. Davis who discussed the New York State Theatre Festival Association plans.
May total complaints reached 104 with petit larceny at 22 cases leading. Malicious mischief followed at 15 while 11 arrests and 7 convictions occurred. Police logged 304 special services and 646 parking violations. 34 accidents caused 3 injuries and 20 property damages.
The Sisterhood of Adath Israel held its installation at Mrs. H. B. Lasky’s home. New officers received corsages and gifts, with Mrs. Charles Goldstein as president and Mrs. Bernard Shapiro as vice president. A memorial moment honored former member Mrs. Ann Benjamin. A July 1 bake sale was announced. The Senior Talmud Torah graduation is set for June 13 with Rabbi Elefant as guest speaker.
A 21-year-old Marcellus driver was slightly injured when her car left County Route 8 Granby Road at 8 40 this morning and struck a tree. Trooper David A. Rath issued Mary E. Borte a summons charging failure to keep right after investigation. She was northbound and crossed the pavement, suffering contusions.
When you add water to active dry yeast to soften it, you should stir until the yeast is dissolved. The process helps hydrate and activate the yeast for baking functionality.
The Oswego Lions Club hosts its annual installation and dinner dance at the Fortnightly Club tonight with a 7 pm cocktail hour and 8 30 pm dinner. Deputy Lion Johnson of Syracuse will oversee installation at 9 15 pm. new officers and directors are listed. Ange Spano’s orchestra will provide music from 10 pm for dancing.
Paul Nelipowitz, 68, of 104 Lawrence St, Syracuse, died Thursday after a long illness. He was a retired St. Joseph's Hospital employee and Assumption church communicant, survived by a daughter, five sisters, a brother, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Assumption church after 8:15 a.m. Call hours today and tomorrow at 101 Milton Ave.
Michael Kerpan Jr., son of a Tulsa police sergeant, claimed the 38th National Spelling Bee title in Washington DC by correctly spelling larghetto. He was the 70th finalist, edging Judy Marie Guarr of Topeka Kansas who misspelled musical term with a B.
Thomas A Pagliaro husband of Bertha Motyka Pagliaro died Thursday. Funeral mass at St Joseph's Church preceded burial in St Peter's Cemetery with full military honors from Lavere Harrington Post 2320 VFW. The casket flag was presented to Mrs Pagliaro by Commander Robert Rookey. Pallbearers included John Luber Jack White Jr William McClelland Edward Germain Spacey O Grady and Peter Dipi.
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Boughton Brown were held this morning with services at P. J. Cullinan's Sons funeral home and St. Mary's church officiated by Rev. Robert E. Hall. Bearers named Richard Mansfield Spencer Mansfield William Halloran William O'Brien George Foster and Robert Nacey.
Fay Bird Connell widow of John Connell was honored in a 9:30 morning service at her daughter's home and a 9:45 service at St Joseph's Church officiated by Rev Francis J Farfaro. Burial followed in St Peter's Cemetery with bearers Leonard Lambert Don McCann Gordon Mayo Philip Fleischman Stephen Gallagher and Charles Connell.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Antonina Sudol widow of Frank Sudol this morning at 9 at the family home 278 Maple St and at St Stephen church where a requiem high Mass was celebrated by Rev Albin Majdanik Burial was in St Peters cemetery with Rev Majdanik officiating Bearers included Anthony Jung Joseph Reidy Paul Rodak Stanley Cusack Richard Roach and Richard Nelson
A Nutreena Feeds unit of Cargill, Inc. builds an urban Kansas City mill to produce about 65 feeds for poultry, swine, beef and dairy. A large electronic formulation computer selects optimal formulas from millions of combinations. Punched cards control automatic mixing weighing and bagging operations.
State police investigated three burglaries in Pulaski including the Pulaski Lumber Co. on Maple Ave where a large safe was rifled and damaged but not fed. Other targets were Earl's Restaurant on Jefferson St and the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp office near the lumber yard. Details were not released at presstime.
Woman Marine Private Mary F. OConnor completed eight weeks at Parris Island S C earning basic military and administrative skills. Airman Apprentice Alan R. Sargent graduated from Aviation Structural Mechanics School in Memphis Tennessee. Seaman Apprentice James R. Baird serves aboard USS Midway in the Western Pacific supporting operations against North Vietnam.
Six Toledo Mud Hens who opened spring training with the New York Yankees played in the International League opener against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Right fielder Elvio Jimenez hit a home run to pace a 3-2 Yankee farmhand victory. Other Yankee farmhands in action were Horace Clarke Mike Hegan Jake Gibbs Roger Repez and relief pitcher Tom Metcalf. Toledo replaces Richmond Va as the No 1 farm team of the champion Yankees.
A 24 year old boy, Daniel C. Clossner, wandered into Little Wolf Creek behind his trailer in Tupper Lake and drowned. Residents of the trailer court recovered his body. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reynald Clossner.
Charles Whelley carded a net 67 to win the James Smith Trophy in the Polish American Club members only event at Battle Island. John Czeriak was second with a 69, Walter Lupa third, with 24 members in the field. A steak dinner followed at the club rooms.
Albany Medical Center Hospital will raise its daily room rates by 2 to 3 dollars starting July 1, bringing ward rooms to 26 dollars, two bed rooms to 31 dollars, and most private rooms to 36 dollars, the hospital announced yesterday.
A 15 year old, Joseph Figara, died Friday night after being struck in the head by a baseball at a neighborhood game in Binghamton New York. He was dead on arrival at Lourdes Hospital. Police said he was caught in a rundown between bases when the ball hit him.
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