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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
4
Mayor Ralph Shapiro opposes city participation in selling state lottery tickets saying education should be funded without gambling. Aldermen show mixed views with some urging study of costs and potential revenue while a few favor selling tickets if profitable, others indifferent or undecided.
A council member urged public backing for a school lottery funding plan, arguing it would aid schools. He noted little local interest as no one had raised the lottery with him. Alderman J J Kelly Jr was in a conference at the School District offices and unavailable for comment.
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady all letters for this column should be addressed to Dr. Brady care of Palladium Times Oswego N Y 13126.
A Massachusetts reader describes a 15 year old girl who repeatedly avoided tests with severe stomach pain, missing 39 days of school. Two doctors found no physical cause and the letter calls for reform of midterm exams amid public health notes on nutrition and a grim closing report of a fatal hospital operation.
Miss Christine Andrews of Middletown Rhode Island announces engagement to Kenneth Kaye of Ashaway Rhode Island. The couple plans a noon wedding at St Lucy's Church. Miss Andrews attends the University of Rhode Island and works with Aetna Insurance. Kenneth is a fellow university student and vice president of Town and Country Homes Inc.
Two separate late afternoon crashes sent two children to Oswego Hospital. Sharon Donahue reported John Harrington struck her car on East Eighth Street while Jesse King said Mark Calderone dashed from behind a parked vehicle. Calderone received treatment for a leg injury. A third incident saw a hand truck stolen from Hamilton Homes. William Ravas pleaded guilty to failing to keep right and paid a $25 fine.
Chicago White Sox starters and relievers propelled a 10 game winning run in early May posting a team ERA of 1.20. The run highlighted strong pitching depth as the club climbed in the standings.
Mrs Gertrude Manwarring and Mrs Hilda Cronk returned from The Pines in South Fallsburg where they represented the Oswego Division of Licensed Practical Nurses at the state convention June 6 9. Jennie Wilber presided. Anna Circle meets Thursday at 745 p m at Mrs Albert L Lewiss home. St Marys Holy Name society meets this eve in Hopkins Hall to view Restless Sea. Work bee at Scriba Town park June 17 and 24 start 8 am bring own tools. Past Matron Association of Lake City Chapter 352 EO S met with 17 present at Mrs Jean Merritts home in Pulaski dessert and cards. Summer dinner planned for July or August. Brownie Troop 74 Trinity Methodist plan cookout Thursday at 515 p m at church.
St Marys Women’s Club hosts an installation dinner Monday June 19 at 6 30 pm at Vonas restaurant. Rev John J Costello assistant pastor of St Pauls Catholic Church will attend and speak. Reservations by June 15 to Ann La Tulip Verna Lass or Margaret LaTulip with given phone numbers. Billy LaMay celebrated his fourth birthday with a cottage party at the Woolson grandparents Shore Oaks Oswego.
The remedial reading summer program at the YMCA for children aged 7 to 12 begins June 27. Four two week periods with limited enrollment. boys and girls may register for any or all periods. Classes filling quickly. early registration advised. Optional activity of the Summer Fun Club.
Boston reporters will interview households with television during the week of June 18. The survey is conducted by the U S Bureau of Census and sponsored by the Federal Communications Commission. Mrs Catherine Beare of Mexico is among the interviewers.
Senator Dodd faces censure over alleged double reimbursements and misuse of political funds. Ethics panel cites a pattern of conduct harming the Senate. Dodd claims bookkeeping errors and blames former bookkeeper O Hara for others in his defense.
The Advertising Research Foundation plans to provide national estimates on the number of households with color television, black and white sets, and ultra high frequency receivers.
Maura Ingamells an 11 year old Hannibal girl was lightly injured when a piece of wood protruded from a small trailer as she started to cross in front of a stopped school bus on Fulton Road Tuesday afternoon. Deputy Ferazzoli said the investigation continues and x rays would be taken to check for injuries beyond bruises. Daniel Lyons of Fair Haven said someone on the bus asked him to pass.
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