McDonald Wins Bid for Hellard Tract City Parcels
Spirited bidding at a public sale in City Hall rotunda saw C. F. McDonald prevail against John F. Hamel and others for two city owned parcels on W Seneca Street and First Avenue. The $1 700 bid awaits Common Council approval on June 28 before deeds are issued.
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W. Eighth
M.J. McDonald & Co
W. Seneca St
First Ave
Hellard
City Hall
Dc. F. McDonald
McDonald
John F. Hamel
Eighth St
E. J. Owens
Mr. Owens
A&b
Archie Burke
J. B. Kelly
James P. Cullinan
Seneca St
Viva Un Wud Summer Fun Club Seeks Enrollees
The Webbe Vesendil today urged parents to enroll children in the Summer Fun club with a June 15 deadline for a 10 percent registration discount. The program promises nature and craft activities, athletic classes, trips to Fair Haven and Henderson Harbor, a fishing derby at Kin Rib farms, daily swims, and guided group leadership.
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Vuetene
T He Webbe Vesendil
Ueachine
Fair Haven
Association Island
Henderson Harbor
Nestle
Kin-Rib Farms
Chuck Atkinson
Joyce Elected Squires Chief at Columbian Circle Election
Joyce Elected Squires Chief at the Pope John XXIII Circle annual officer election held Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Home. William Joyce named Chief Squire with a full slate of officers for one year starting July 1. George Breitbeck attended and spoke on the state convention in Saratoga Springs.
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John XXIII
Knights of Columbus
Paul J. Donoghue
Robert A. Hennessey
William Joyce
John Lalande
Leonard Iwanski
George Joyce
David Murray
Robert Collins
David Quigley
Edward McQueen
Robert Smith
Kenneth Woods
Robert Lupa
George J. Breitbeck
New York State Council
Knights of Columbus Youth Committee
Mr. Breitbeck
Saratoga Springs
Children’s Day at First Baptist Service Highlights
The annual Children’s Day program at First Baptist Church began at 11 a m with Tucker Rossiter leading worship and a congregational prayer. Barry Ebert conducted the processional and responsive reading as the senior choir performed Christ Will Win under Mrs. Leonard Weeks. students presented narratives, recitations, and hymns themed Listen God Is Speaking with leadership from Ina Askew and June Sawyer.
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First Baptist Church
Tucker Rossiter
Barry Ebert
Jesus
Leonard Weeks
C. H. Morris
Ina Askew
June Sawyer
Landa Hammond
Denise Sawyer
Laura Sawyer
Jo Ann
Pamela Loomis
Debra
Lorraine
Flaine
Anita
Christopher Babcock
Cynthia Doran
Debra Hammond
Charles Karpf
Askew
Naveen Sawyer
George H. Yager
Marinell Smith
Duncan Hogan
Daniel Mitchell
Nareen Sawyer
Rotarians to Hear Prof John Fisher on Italy
Oswego Rotary Club guest speaker Professor John Fisher of the State University College at Oswego will address members at the Tuesday luncheon at 12:15 PM at the Hotel Pontiac. His talk titled International Service reflects a year in Italy as a Fulbright scholar, introduced by Dr Maurice C. Boyd, chairman of International Service.
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John Fisher
State University College At
Oswego
Rotary Club
Pontiac
Italy
Fisher
Maurice C. Boyd, Cherman
Dredging Work In Harbor Off To Fast Start
Buffalo reports the Oswego Harbor Improvement Project, a $400000 contract with Great Lakes Dredge and Dock, starting two weeks early. The Mogul dredge, with 12 cubic yard bucket, operates 24 hours daily for 70 days, deepening a 1600 foot channel to 74 feet near the Port of Oswego Authority east side terminal.
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Buffalo
Corps of Engineers At
Oswego
Great Lakes
Port of Oswego Authority
Army
Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Company
Gaynor
Willis J. Kiehl
Administration shift for Oswego district engineers
The Federal Government program assigns Mr. Kiehl with three assistants who will operate from the Army Engineers' office in the old Port Authority Building on the west side of the Oswego River after a recent reassignment from Conneaut Ohio.
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Kiehl
Conneaut
Ohio
Army Engineers
Port Authority
Oswego River
Annual Dinner Features Talk by BCI Agent
The Oswego Auxiliary Police annual dinner at Canale's Restaurant last Wednesday heard Rev. Francis J. Fufaro give the invocation. Chief Kenneth Kelley introduced the event and welcomed guest speaker David Russell who then introduced the main speaker, a BCI agent.
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BCI
Oswego Auxiliary Police
Canale’s
Kenneth Kelley
Francis J. Fufaro
Kelley
David Russell
Police Auxiliary Dinner Highlights Speaker Niles
BCI agent Charles Niles of the State Police delivered an engaging talk on police procedures at the Auxiliary Police dinner. Rev. Artemas P. Goodwin offered the closing prayer and attendees thanked Niles Father Farfaro and Rev. Goodwin for their contributions to the event. They also lauded Mr. Day and Mr. Davis of Niagara Mohawk for their prior talk on fallen wires and for presenting films at the June 2 meeting.
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BCI
Charles Niles
State Police
Artemas P. Goodwin
Mr. Niles
Father Farfaro
Rev
Goodwin
Mr. Day
Mr. Davis
Niagara Mohawk
Newark Rose Festival Offers Florida Trip Prize
Visitors registering at the 17 acre Jackson Perkins rose garden during the Newark Rose Festival June 19 to 27 can win a fully paid week in Cape Coral Florida for two. The winner gets plane tickets, a Florida cruise, golf and tennis at Cape Coral venues, and full resort privileges. Daily rose plant prizes and a final selection from nine daily winners determine the overall prize. The rose gardens lie on Route 88 near Newark, New York.
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Newark
N.Y
Florida
Jackson & Perkins
Cape Coral
Cape Coral Golf and Country Club
Caloosahatchee River
Gulf of Mexico
Grouper
Sheepshead
Pompano
Cape Coral Gardens
Patriot's Museum
Robert Berks
John F. Kennedy
Rochester
Syracuse
New York Thruway
Easy to grow perennials from seed urged for beautification
David Burpee of Burpee Seed Co urges Americans to raise perennials from seed as a cost effective way to support President Johnson's Beautification of America plan. He notes sowing six to eight easy varieties now yields year after year growth, with seeds costing just a couple of dollars versus $25 to $30 for plants. The best sowing time is late June through July.
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David Burpee
The
Burpee Seed Co
Burpee
Johnson
Suburbia
Jacobsen
Stanley
Beautification drive views Washington through roses and blooms
First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson leads a capital beautification effort by accepting 1000 rose plants from Jackson & Perkins. Don Juan climbers will screen tennis courts near Sixth Avenue, while 880 Bonnie Pink roses grace Union Station plaza. Azaleas from Albert D. Lasker will brighten Pennsylvania Avenue toward the White House.
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Earl Aronson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jackson & Perkins
Johnson
Ralph E. Perkins
Washington
Sixth Avenue
Pennsylvania
Union Station
Albert D. Lasker
New York
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Hill
15Th Street
White House
Peace Monument
Garfield Monument
Hancock Park
Stephenson Memorial
Mellon Memorial
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C. F. McDonald
Hellard Tract
Peace Corps
the Peace Corps
Washington, D. C
Idaho
Christ Church
Farragut
Church
Sandra Thomas
Jennifer DeAmbra
Claudia Foster
Pamela Barlow
Mary McCormack
Donna Baker
Debbie Gillette
Christine Pospesel
Pamela Buske
Noreen Sawyer
Viva UN Wud
Gram
Elmer Last
Richland
Nancy
Phillip Wayne Parker
E. Clarke Parker
Miss Last
Minetto
Pulaski Academy
Joyce
Squires
ABA Savings Bonds Committee
Neohee
Reno Odlin
Puget Sound National Bank
Tacoma
American Bankers Association
U.S
First Baptist
Applegate
Agway
Oswego Agway Co-Op., Inc
West First St
Scotts
W. Ik
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