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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
5
Fulton Democratic and Republican city committees plan to finalize endorsements for fall local offices. Republicans have endorsed most candidates but delay a mayoral endorsement to consult several potential candidates. Democrats have not yet endorsed and will meet next week to act.
Fulton The First Presbyterian Church will host a daily vacation Bible school from June 28 to July 2, 9 30 to 11 30 a m. The Christian Education Committee sponsors it for children four to eight years old. Registration is on June 13 at the church office.
The annual Sun day School picnic of the First Presbyterian Church will be held at Foster Park on Saturday June 19 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. A picnic lunch will be served at noon. Reservations should be made with Sunday School teacher by June 13.
The Harmony Riders hold their second annual junior horse show at Harmony Acres Parish on Sunday June 27. The event promotes horsemanship for children 16 and younger with directions via Shelter Rd off Route 11 and the Parish exit from I 81.
The Catholic Youth Organization announces a summer day camp at Bishop Faery Day Camp in Jordan. One week costs $11 and is disclosed by executive secretary D W Vescio. For payment and camp details, contact the CYO office.
Elaine Fabrizio daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis J Fabrizio of Fulton earned a place on Mohawk Valley Community College Utica spring term President's list for academic achievement her average was B plus or better verification by MVCC officials notes her family resides at 6f West Fifth Street Fulton confirmation of honor and term details provided by the college registrar
Arthur W Warren 71 of Fulton RD 1 died Saturday morning in Lee Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born in Ira he lived in the Fulton area most of his life and was retired from Armstrong Cork. Survived by wife Florence Goodrick Warren a daughter Mrs Ronald Wells a son Leland Warren six grandchildren four great grandchildren five sisters and several nieces and nephews. Services planned Tuesday at Young and Son funeral home with burial in Fairfield cemetery. Friends may call Sunday and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Nestles defeated the Police Benevolent Association 15 to 4 in a city league game. Gardner's outlasted Matty's 10 to 1 in a slow pitch game as Fulton Softball Association action went Friday night at Denesha Field.
Fulton Softball Association schedules five slow pitch games next week. Gardner's faces Melody at 7 30 p m Tuesday to start the slate followed by Firemen versus Container Corporation of America at 8 30 p m. Wednesday features Carm's Tang ling with Container, Sealright versus Armstrong, and Firemen against Matty's.
Robert G. VanSanford son of Mr and Mrs Alfred VanSanford 826 Emery Fulton Texas has graduated with honors from the technical training course for U S Air Force refrigeration specialists at Sheppard AFB Texas He studied refrigeration air conditioning and equipment cooling and is assigned to the TAC Myrtle Beach AFB South Carolina He is a Fulton High School graduate.
Two people were injured in a crash Friday at 6 20 p m on County Route 16. Mildred Russell 61 of Hamilton Drive Baldwinsville drove north and skidded into a tree suffering facial and knee cuts. Barbara Lawler 14 suffered a scalp cut and head bump. They were taken to St Josephs Hospital Syracuse.
U S pilot teams launched about 70 sorties against Viet Cong positions in the Fourth Army area and 15 Air Force F100 jets bombed and napalmed a concentration 14 miles west of Quang Tri city. The action included attacks near Chu Lai and Nam Dong outpost with reported Viet Cong losses, while three U S maintenance personnel were injured by an accidental rocket discharge at Da Nang.
Advice suggests enhancing shad roe poaching water with a bay leaf onion slice and carrot slices to improve flavor. It emphasizes adding these aromatics next time rather than omitting them.
The road on Colorado's high alpine route stands as the nation's highest continuous highway, topping out at 12 183 feet above sea level. Local authorities note its elevation marks a record for sustained freeway travel across the mountains.
Laura Hare Galbraith wife of Roy Galbraith of 7427 Park Street died last night at the House of the Good Samaritan Watertown after a June admission. Born February 18 1900 in Grafton Ontario she worked twenty years as a stenographer for local firms. Survived by her husband two sisters Richard Hare and a niece and nephew. Private services Monday at her home with Rev Donald Swartwout officiating. Burial in Pulaski Cemetery. No calling hours.
The Morse amendment would let the administration allocate a $200 million aid cut across programs. The bill already reflects a $200 million reduction, offset somewhat by $89 million added earlier to bolster Johnson's development drive in South Vietnam Thailand and Laos.
Officials warn of sharp fighting in the coming two months as the Viet Cong strike with surprise, seeking quick tactical gains. Communist attacks aim to disrupt, not hold territory, and initial government losses are expected while enemy losses remain uncertain.
The Liberal Party aims to field a candidate who can restore balance in the upcoming mayoral contest. Party chairman Alex Rose says the field is open and all contenders will be considered, noting no current Democrat matches former Mayor Robert F. Wagner. Wagner has not endorsed any candidate.
Betty Pierce daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Pierce a Phoenix Central student was chosen queen for Pennellville firemen field days. She was crowned by Francis Balcom and will lead the parade tonight and receive a trophy. Runners up include Charles Goodwin and LaVon Kimball.
Cub Scout Pack 25 wins two Junior American Citizenship Contest awards. National award to Mrs. Sherman Lacy and State award to Mrs. Albert Adams. Presentation at May 28 meeting. Pack 25 accepted by Cub Master Donald Hadcock. Also honors to 4-H Club Girls and Boys.
Fay I. Kimball the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Kimball of Phoenix completed the technical training course for U S Air Force jet aircraft mechanics at Amarillo AFB Tex He is assigned to an Air Defense Command unit at Stewart AFB Phoenix Central High School.
Astronauts Johnson, Cooper, and Grissom receive on the spot promotions to major and lieutenant colonel in a Texas space center ceremony before 4000 employees. McDivitt and White discuss the mission and future seven day flight while Dr. Berry notes sleep and hydration issues for longer space stays.
Sonya Lanette Clemon and Arthur L. Fernandes announce their engagement. Miss Clemon, Mexico Academy graduate, plans a summer wedding with Sp/5 Fernandes, a Brooklyn High School alum stationed at Fort Devens Mass after six years in the armed forces.
A recipe note highlights using cream style canned corn with canned minced clams as a hearty flavorful soup base. The pairing leverages the creamy sweetness of corn with the briny character of clams for a quick, comforting dish.
In Phoenix the First Methodist Church hosts a Sunday 11 a.m. Children's Day program titled Our Dreams for Our Children. Six acts feature classes from three year olds to fourth graders with an offering by fifth and sixth graders. Promotion Day follows on June 20 with Bible presentations to third graders. Summer Sunday school ends after June 27 picnic at Nestle's Park.
A lone bandit robbed a Roxbury bank around noon and ordered victims to the floor. President Andreas Kjeldgaard aged 77 and cashier Glenn Hendrickson 59 were shot dead along with Lois Ann Hothan 35 a beekeeper. Nephew Franklin Kjeldgaard 25 was wounded but survived. Pope, linked to Dallas and Las Vegas travel, surrendered before Monday.
Lynda Bird Johnson to appear Thursday at Cibecue for formal induction as an honorary Apache member during a field school visit. She will reside in a specially equipped trailer delivered a day earlier by the Bureau of Indian Affairs as part of the event.
An eyewitness recalls the horror of a wall of water flooding a motel area. He describes rescuing one John son boy and the death of the father while others were drowned. He witnessed a house tumbling with three people inside and the chaotic, dreamlike aftermath.
The Town of Schroeppel Republican committee endorsed Sheriff Raymond Cotton Commissioner of Public Welfare John Davis and State Senator H Douglas Barclay for reelection.
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