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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1969
Page
2
Cleveland Mayor takes leadership of the Volunteer Firemen, praising the corps for public service and denoting the value of their time in ensuring safety. The Oswego County convention saw 1 354 attendees by 10 30 am with memorials and a large parade lineup announced for Fort Ontario and Bridge Street events.
A sensational grapefruit diet claims rapid weight loss with no hunger. It promises about 10 pounds lost in 10 days by eating plentiful foods once forbidden, with weight continuing to drop after day five and recommends sending $2 for a copy of the plan.
An advertisement promises a money back guarantee for a diet plan if specified weight loss goals are not met in set timeframes. It urges immediate order before limited supply runs out and asks readers to tear out the message as a reminder.
Oswego County Health Officers announce the second vaccination clinic for residents of Albion Royston Orwell Redfield Richland Sandy Creek and Williamstown to be held June 21 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. at the Pulaski Courthouse. DPT smallpox oral polio and measles vaccines will be offered with three monthly doses for the triple vaccine and boosters as specified. There is no charge. vaccines supplied by the Oswego County Public Health Nursing Service. A follow-up clinic will be held July 19.
Albany AP report from the Market Information Service of the State Department of Agriculture and Markets says meat prices will continue to rise with no relief in sight. Consumer demand and higher processing costs drive the increases, but no one in processing is believed to be earning excessive profits. Beef shows the largest price rise.
James A Ringland 78 of 245 W Sixth St Oswego died after a brief illness in Hart Wood nursing home He was born in Minetto and lived in Oswego since 1916 A machinist for several firms he was active in First United Methodist Church and Lake City Lodge 127 F and AM He is survived by his wife four daughters a son six grandchildren and two brothers Private services will be at Scoville Funeral Home Monday with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
Raymond Casaletta age 38 husband of former Miss Colette Looney of 10 East Seventh Street died this morning in a Utica hospital shortly after admission. Casaletta was a member of the Utica Police Department. Further details will be published Monday.
Entry made at Ernie's Stop-Inn on old Route 57 overnight. Loot includes $50 in donations for Ernest Peterick, seriously injured in a motorcycle crash a week ago. Intruders broke a rear door and grabbed a few packs of cigarettes. Sam Hart and Robert Andres operated the eatery in the owner's absence.
DPW Commissioner Harry Cook announced the weekly leaf and yard waste pickup schedule. Eastside pickups run Monday through Thursday across streets including Maple Walnut Chestnut and more, while Westside routes cover Sixth Montcalm Eighth Ninth Hart Hawley Ontario Dorcas Liberty Ruth Lathrop Moore Dublin Willow and other streets and avenues.
Researchers announce a steel plate so thin and clear that it becomes transparent. The development promises new uses in optics and electronics, with potential impact on displays and protective coatings.
Oswego Rotary Club members will walk a cumulative 1350 miles this summer to Panama City Florida. The drive supports local causes and promotes club events while highlighting the Oswego Speedway’s growth and community impact with 130 employees and 6000 spectators.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary of Oswego Hospital will arrive in Oswego June 24. Donors may give at the Hotel Pontiac from 10 30 a m to 4 15 p m. Only four per cent of the community donates blood making the rest of the population dependent on such drives.
State University College at Oswego Campus School announces a summer program for area children from June 30 to August 8. Nursey kindergarten and grades 1 2 7 8 and 9 are outlined with Helen Benjamin and Joel Bartholet teaching grades 3 4 and 5 6 respectively. The five sections run five days a week 8 30 to 11 30 a m with a 20 dollar per pupil fee and first come first served enrollment. Pupils need not attend Campus School to enroll.
The Oswego County English Teachers Assn will run a five day seminar on modern British and American novels at State University College at Oswego starting August 11. Dr. Sanford Sternlicht coordinates with English department faculty Peter D. O Connor Gerhard D. Zeller and Ronald Batson. July 1 is the application deadline.
Listings note television schedules for WSYR TV Channel 3 when TV Channel 5 and WWNY TV Channel 7. Program blocks are listed by station with times and show titles. The fragment shows three local channels without program details.
City officials and Mayor John O C Conway examined dust during water main work on East Utica Street between Tenth and Thirteenth Streets. Carter Construction will be asked to apply calcium to curb dust until the road is resurfaced, with plans to have three streets ready for blacktop in three weeks. Roads under repair include Catherine Street, E Ninth Street, and E 10th Street.
Oswego police report Raymond J. Pauldine 19 of 140 E Third St. fractured a foot after a collision with a car driven by James R. Jackson 69 of 147 E Cayuga St. at E Tenth and Cayuga Sts at 3 05 PM Friday. He is in good condition at Oswego Hospital. Sgt Lionel Earl and Patrolman Robert Germain investigated.
The New York State Education Department offers 40 grants for driver education studies this summer at State University College at Oswego. Grants cover tuition and living expenses for New York driver education teachers, with two graduate courses during the six week session starting June 30.
Previewed shows include Hee Haw premiere with Nashville stars, Jackie Gleason hour, Get Smart spoof, Johnny Cash Show with Gordon Lightfoot, Meet the Press from the Conference of Mayors, and U S Open final round at Houston Champions Golf Club. Also Ed Sullivan and Mission Impossible repeats plus Cowan. Night features color broadcasts from Channel 5 3 9 and 10.
Channel 3 offers The Art of Love with James Cagney and Ike Summer at 10 30 p m Channel 9 airs That Kind of Woman with Tab Hunter and Sophia Loren at 10 30 p m Channel 7 presents Step Down to Terror with Colleen Miller and Charles Drake at 11 20 p m Channel 3 screens Another Part of the Forest with Fredric March and Ann Blyth at 11 30 p m Channel 5 shows Tension at Table Rock featuring Richard Egan and Dorothy Malone and Girls Town with Mamie Van Doren and Neil Tomme at 11 30 and 11 49 p m respectively Channel 11 runs Crime Does Not Pay with Richard Todd and Michèle Morgan at 11 49 p m Channel 9 carries Girl from Manhattan with Dorothy Lamour and George Montgomery at 12 45 a m Monday morning Blood Arrow with Scott Brady and Phyllis Coates and The Walking Hills with Randolph Scott and Ella Raines are on Channel 3 at 9 a m Blood Arrow remains on Channel 9 time 9 a m and 2 p m Malta Story starring Alec Guinness and Jack Hawkins on Channel 5 at 2 p m In Our Time with Ida Lupino and Paul Henreid on Channel 3 at 2 30 p m That Kind of Woman again at 5 p m on Channel 3 Bunny Lake Is Missing with Carol Lynley and Keir Dullin on Channel 9 at 9 p m Time Running Out with Simone Signoret and Dane Clark plus Front Page Story with Jack Hawkins and Eva Bartok on Channel 9 at 9 p m and Courageous Mr Penn with Clifford Evans and Deborah Kerr on Channel 9 at 11 30 p m.
Brad Thompson sixteen of 107 E Tenth Street was taken into custody by Oswego police at 10 p m Friday on a charge of operating an automobile without an operator s license He was arraigned in city court this morning before Judge Thomas McGough and is being held in lieu of 500 bail He is scheduled to appear in court to answer to the charge next week Patrolman John Bristol was the arresting officer.
The putty knife is described as a handy tool for removing burned on and sticky foods from surfaces. It is noted for its effectiveness in loosening tough residues.
Saturday shows include Speedway at 9 23 and The Impossible Years at 11. Champagne Murders plays at 12 45. Sunday and Monday feature Rosemarys Baby at dusk and 1 15 and The Odd Couple at 11 25.
A deer jumped in front of Warren Brannon of Freeville Friday night causing slight vehicle damage. The deer was killed in the impact and removed by county DPW workers at the scene on Route 81 in the Town of Richland.
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