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Newspaper

Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1973

Page

10

LPNs at Lee Memorial Hospital Work Without New Contract

29 licensed practical nurses at Lee Memorial Hospital in Fulton have been working since January without a contract. The hospital board has offered a 2.75 percent wage increase, while a fact-finder urged six percent. mediation and hearings follow under the Taylor Law as talks stall.

Lee Memorial Hospital FULON Fulton Board of Education Richard Nixon Practical Nurses of New York State Inc LPN Board of Governors New York City Association of Practical Nurses Lpn’s Fulton Group Lost of Living Council LPN Association Bureau of Labor Statistics Public Employment Relations Board PTRB Total Board

Oswego Youth Hurt in Motorcycle Crash

An Oswego youth, John Cook 18 of 27 Park Street, was injured when thrown from his motorcycle and hit by a car near S Second Street and Division Street. He was admitted to Lee Memorial Hospital with a broken leg and chin cuts. The incident involved drivers Carol Paul 30 of Fulton RD 4 and Sheldon Ashkin 22 of Syracuse. Investigating officers were Patrolmen Mullen Goss and Sergeants Cline Roden.

Fulton Oswego Lee Memorial Hospital John Cook Park St Cook Carol Paul Fulton RD 4 S. Second Street Division Street Sheldon Ashkin Syracuse Lawrence Mullen Daniel Goss Arlen Cline John Roden

Fulton Obituary for Lena E. Van Wormer in Fulton

Lena E. Van Wormer 61 of 506 Utica Street Fulton died unexpectedly at home Tuesday she was a life resident of Fulton and widow of Floyd Van Wormer. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Fulton. Survived by three Fulton sisters and four brothers in California and California relatives. Services Saturday 8:30 a.m. Foster Funeral Home with Rev. Russell Petrie officiating burial Mt Adnah Cemetery calling hours Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Lena van Wormer Fulton Lena E. van Wormer Utica St Fulton Floyd van Wormer First Baptist Church of Everett Pearson Lawrence Searor Herman Aesch Giles Ventura Calif Frank Kenneth San Francisco Thomas Daniels Oxnard Foster Funeral Home Russell Petrie First Baptist Church Mt. Adnah Cemetery

Cleaning white enamel surfaces with spray cleaner and cloth

Use spray on window cleaner on a white stove, fridge, and cabinets. Wipe with a soft clean white cloth to remove grime and restore shine.

Diplomas Sunday For Over 300 Bodley Seniors

More than 300 seniors from G. Ray Bodley High School will receive diplomas Sunday June 24 at 5 p m. The ceremony on the Athletic Field at Recreation Park will move to the Bodley gym in bad weather. The class of 323 is larger than last year. John Johnson and Mrs. Geraldine Taylor will award diplomas and prizes. The benediction will be by Rev Robert Tierney with invocation by Rev Richard Northrop. Bonnie Wheeler gives the valedictory and John Coons delivers the salutatory.

Geraldine Taylor Robert Tierney Holy Family Church Richard Northrop State Street United Methodist Church Bonnie Wheeler John Coons

Fulton City Republicans Organize After Primary Election

Fulton City Republicans hold reorganization meeting tonight at the Polish Home with chairman Werner Drohan presiding. Former chair Aly Papini campaigns for the chairmanship and is expected to vie at tomorrow's session after placing ahead of Drohan and Floyd Boynton in the Second Ward.

Fulton Fulton City Republicans Committee Werner Drohan Aly Papini Papini Drohan Floyd Boynton

Fulton Youth Arraigned in Unauthorized Use Case

A 17 year old Fulton youth who stole a pickup and wrecked it on Holly Drive was arraigned in City Court with $500 bail on unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. He was assigned an attorney and will appear in court Wednesday. The pickup suffered extensive damage but the youth was not injured. Investigating officers were Sgt. John Duver and Patrolman Ross Pappalardo.

Fulton Holly Drive John Duver Ross Pappalardo

Oswego County Sheriff Investigates Airport Road Motorcycle Crash

Oswego County Sheriff officials responded to a motorcycle crash on Airport Road this afternoon. An Oswego City ambulance was dispatched to the scene. Details remain limited as information was still developing.

Airport RD Oswego County

Annual Bazaar At IC Church June 29 to July 1

The Immaculate Conception church Altar Rosary Society and Men's club sponsor a three day bazaar starting Friday June 29 through Sunday July 1. Games rides and a variety of food will be offered. Friday and Saturday evening entertainment is funded by a Music Performance Trust Funds grant with Local 267 AFM cooperation. General chairmen are John Naioti and Mary Crisafulli.

Music Performance Trust Funds Recording American Federation of Musicians AFM John Naioti Mary Crisafulli

Fulton Swim Areas Open Saturday for Summer

Fulton announces the 1973 summer season starts at 1 p m this Saturday with East Side and West Side Pools Stevenson Beach and North Bay Beach. Hours run 1 p m to 5 p m and 6 p m. mornings are for Red Cross lessons plus Saturday morning free 10 a m to 12 noon. Registration for four week sessions begins June 25 and ends July 23.

Fulton Leonard A. Spaziani City Recreation Chieftain East Side West Side Stevenson Beach North Bay Beach Spaziani North Bay Red Cross Fulton Recreation Office Kevin Murphy Waterfront James Murphy Peter Gage Kathleen Carroll Meg Gillard John Savas Margaret Hutchins Sharon Thornber Thomas Johnson John Reilly Alicia Swiadowski Mary Molascon Lynda Devitt Mary Lou Carpenter Robert Snow Donald VanWie

Bijou Rink Delayed in Granby Route 3 West

The Bijou Rink in Granby will delay opening by several weeks due to flooring delivery and a required new well. Private firm partner Bill Baldwin said floating flooring from Texas is being installed while the well remains to be drilled. The rink offers 10,500 square feet for about 525 skaters and uses hard rock maple flooring.

Route 3 Granby Bill Baldwin Texas

First Patients to Enter Michaud County Nursing Home

Administrator Fred Lockwood says the 80 bed Michaud County Nursing Home will welcome its first patient Monday morning. Five patients per day will be admitted Monday through Thursday until full. The first floor opens for home care patients, with the second floor for health related mobile patients four weeks later. Dedication moved to mid July with an open house for local residents.

Fred Lockwood Michaud County Nursing Home

Welcome Wagon Club Dinner Installation Banquet

The Fulton Welcome Wagon Club holds its annual installation banquet on Tuesday at Condon's Manor. Cock Tail hour starts at 6 30 p m with dinner at 7 30 p m Reservations are urged and can be made by calling Mrs Barbara Donart at 5922455 or Mrs Ginny Ives at 5925834 for details.

Fulton Welcome Wagon Club Condon’s Manor Barbara Donart Ginny Ives

Fulton Officials Attend New York Conference of Mayors

A dozen Fulton city officials joined the four day New York Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials at Grossinger's this week concluding today. Participants included Mayor Percy Patrick six aldermen and commissioners Leonard Spaziani recreation Carl Taylor public works Richard English engineering John Ciciarelli chamberlain's office and John Walsh clerk.

Fulton New York Ing Percy Patrick Leonard Spaziani Carl Taylor Richard English John Ciciarelli Chamberlain John Walsh

Dinner Friday Night Honors Two Teachers

Pulaski Teachers Association retires Miriam Wood and Rhea LaVeck with a Friday dinner at Seeley's Restaurant. Cocktails begin at 6 30 p m and dinner at 7 p m. Wood taught typing business courses at Pulaski for 35 years since 1934 and resigns June 30. LaVeck has directed PACS vocal departments since 1957 and led annual musicals. her resignation ends with the school year.

Pulaski Pulaski Teachers’ Association Miriam Wood Rhea LaVeck Seeley’s

75th Anniversary Chapter OBS Celebration

The 75th anniversary of the OBS Chapter will be celebrated at 8 p m on Saturday at the Masonic Temple. The event is an open meeting and the public is invited to attend.

Pulaski

How to Bake Two Pans of Cookies Safely

When baking two pans at once, space them with about 5 inches between the oven shelves. This spacing ensures heat circulates evenly for consistent browning and avoids crowding.

Ronald Service seeks re election to Phoenix Central School Board

Ronald Service 34 of Mexico Road near Phoenix seeks re election to the Phoenix Central School Board. He is married to Vicky, has three children in the district, holds a BA from Oswego State, an MA from Syracuse University, and works as Director of Counseling and Placement at BOCES in Mexico. He resigned last year when his wife became a fourth grade teacher in the system.

Ronald Service Board of Education Phoenix Central School Vicky Phoenix Mexico Road Michael Cathleen Colleen West Leyden High School Oswego State College Syracuse University Service BOCES Mexico St. Stephen's Catholic Church Ron

Dinner honors retirements at Phoenix Central School teachers

About 125 attendees joined the Phoenix Central School Teachers Association for its annual retirement dinner at Pennellville School. Mrs. Arlene Morrison and Mrs. Francis Gaw were noted for long English teaching tenures, with other honorees including Mrs. Laura Bradley and several elementary staff. Jeffrey Gorton received a fishing pole as association president during his sabbatical preparation. Letters from former teachers were read, including Mary King now hospitalized.

Phoenix Phoenix Central School Pennellville Pennellville Pta Florence Crandall Teacher's Association Laura Bradley Elm St Howard Maguire Vincent Castiglione Arlene Morrison Mark Montoney Francis Gaw Cherry St Vivian Burton Crandall Jeffrey Gorton Helen Hanson Oswego Gladys Morley Fulton Ruth Curtis

Phoenix Athletes to Hear All-American Billy Hassett

Final plans set for Phoenix Central School annual sports banquet at the E J Dillon School. Attendance hits a record 196 participants with letters and awards to be distributed. Billy Hassett, Notre Dame All American, will speak and MC the event at 8 30 p m.

Phoenix Billy Hassett Phoenix Central School E.J. Dillon Notre Dame Minneapolis Lakers Baltimore Bullets

Increased Assessments No Effect on School Revenue

Phoenix officials explain that assessment changes do not affect school property taxes or district revenues. The 1973-74 budget totals $4,267,311, funded mostly by state aid with local taxes fixed by law. Voters will decide on replacing five buses at a cap of $60,983.

Phoenix Phoenix Board of Education State Board of Equalization Board of Education

Father’s Day Program at Old Mill Han nibal Center

A Father’s Day observance is set for Sunday at the Old Mill Han nibal Center from 1 to 5 p.m. Activities include steam and gasoline engine displays, a 2 p.m. lumber sawing demonstration by water power, and a 3 p.m. corn meal grinding demo. Refreshments will be served by the Young Women’s Community Church.

Hannibal Old Mill Hannibal Center Young Women's Community Church

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