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Newspaper

Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1973

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Hospital Seeks Men Volunteers Through Lee Memorial Group

Lee Memorial Hospital Auxiliary urges men to join for weekly volunteer work. About a dozen male members are now inactive. Dues are 1 dollar yearly. Agencies include Nurses' Volunteer Aides after 4 pm, Ride program with high school youths, and an on call noon chatting and reading service. Applications via hospital or officers Ludington Wilcox Mira bito Hibbard Williams Shepherd Geitner.

Robert Rice Rowlee Road Andrew Gaydos Harry Reynolds Paul A. Hoyt

Mrs. Bartholomew Reports From Fulton News Desk

Barbara Bartholomew, Fulton correspondent, files local notes from 30 West First Street S., with the Palladium Times at 592 6303. The June 16 1973 edition lists community items and brief society updates for readers.

Barbara Bartholomew

Fulton Recreation Dept announces two four week summer swim sessions

Fulton Recreation Department will sponsor two four week swim sessions under the Red Cross program. The first session runs June 25 to July 20, with registration now open. the second runs July 30 to August 24 with later registration. Courses include diving, lifeguarding, swimming levels, synchronized swimming, adult swimming, and a Tadpole class for ages 3-5.

Fulton Leonard A. Spaziani Fulton Recreation Department Spaziani Lifeaving Wimmers Stevenson Beach West Side East Side Red Cross Kevin Murphy Catholic University of America Washington, D.C Margaret Hutchins S.U.C. Cortland Mary Lou Carpenter G. Ray Bo

Nixon price freeze details outlined as economy cools

The Nixon administration, buoyed by signs the economy is cooling, spells out 60 day price freeze guidelines. Pork and lamb may rise under existing meat price ceilings, beef remains largely at ceiling, while some agency approved rate increases are kept. Fed reports 6.5 percent May production rise amid stock market drop and a weakening dollar Europe-wide.

Washington Cost of Living Council Council Civil Aeronautics Board Federal Reserve Board West Germany Europe

Local Weather Summary Today and Tomorrow

The 24 hour report ends at 8 am with a high of 70 and a low of 52. No precipitation is recorded. Variable cloudiness today with isolated showers possible and a chance of thunderstorms. Highs in the 70s, tonight and tomorrow mostly cloudy with showers. South winds 10 to 20 mph. Precipitation chances 60 percent today, 40 tonight, 50 tomorrow.

Casals Returns to Marlboro for 23rd Season

The Marlboro Music Festival opens its 23rd season with old cellist and conductor Casals in residence for the 13th summer since 1960. The festival features chamber orchestra and music concerts on weekend and Friday evenings, with artists from across the United States and abroad rehearsing over 100 works weekly and final programs set just days before performances.

Marlboro, Vt Marlboro United States

Vietnam War Longer Than Any U.S. Conflict

The Vietnam War is noted as the longest U.S. war, officially dating from January 1, 1961, extending beyond prior conflicts and shaping military and political history.

U.S

Pat Traphagan longtime Richland resident dies at 78

Willis A. Pat Traphagan of Richland died Friday at home after a long illness at age 78. Born in Ellery he lived most of his life here and was active in Boy Scouts and a longtime superintendent and elder at the Richland Church of Christ Bible School. He worked 36 years for New York Central Railroad and belonged to Lodge 453 of the Railroad Brotherhood. He is survived by wife Ruby Purdy two sons Charles Pulaski and Willis E. of Chelmsford Miss a daughter Mrs Carl Blaich Fulton a brother Earle Jamestown five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Private services will be Monday at the family home Burial in Richland Cemetery Arrangements by Watson Funeral Home Central Square.

Willis Pat) Traphagan Richland Willis A Pat Traphagan Ellery Bible School Richland Church of Christ New York Central Railroad Railroad Brotherhood’s Maintenance and Way Department Ruby Purdy Charles Pulaski Willis E Chelmsford Miss Carl Blaich Fulton Earle Jamestown Richland Cemetery Watson Funeral Home Central Square

Niagara Mohawk Union Sign New Two Year Contract

A two year contract covering more than 7700 Niagara Mohawk Power Corp employees was signed with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL-CIO. The agreement runs to May 31, 1975 and includes an average 42 cent hourly wage increase, improvements to retirement and medical care, changes to life insurance, and higher shift differentials.

Syracuse Niagara Mohawk Power Corp International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Afl-Cio

Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Event Photo Caption

In a photographed moment at the A. L. Lee Memorial Hospital Auxiliary event, Mrs. Richard Kemmis appears among attendees. The caption notes a 1974 context and features individuals linked to hospital support activities.

A. L. Lee Memorial Hospital Richard Kemmis

Portrait of Dr. Dillon Memorial at Emerson J Dillon Middle

Ninth Annual Awards Day at Emerson J Dillon Middle School featured a portrait presentation of the late Dr Emerson J Dillon by Student Council president Shelly Dunn. Principal Mark Montoney accepted the gift as family guests and staff honored Dillon for 40 years of service.

Dr. Dillon Name Council Marie Ennis Phoenix Emerson J. Dillon Shelly Dunn Miss Dunn Mark Montoney Board of Education Victor Bishop Montoney Eleanor Dillon James Dillon Daniel Davenport Amenzo Dygert Jay Czyz Donna Winhausen Arthur Betty) Ellsworth Phoenix Central Club Emma Pendergast Michael la Mountain Fulton Daughter's of American Revolution Merrill McMullen Cathy Squires Jim Fitzsimmons

Rome Opens 37 000 Replica Erie Canal Boat Monday

The city of Rome unveils a 37 000 replica Erie Canal boat capable of carrying 125 passengers on a reopened two mile stretch. Built for Historic Rome Development Authority by William and Gary Ott, the craft accompanies a plan to create Erie Canal Village Fort Bull tourism complex with Fort Stanwix National Monument nearby and a 1544 acre NPS park.

Rome Erie Canal City of Historic Rome Development Authority HRDA William Gary Ott Fort Bull Oneida Carry Mohawk Valley Oriskany Fort Stanwix National Park Service Saul Lazovik Erie Canal Village Ralph Nolan Louis Siringo John McMonagle Francis Larkin Donald Austin Albert Pallas

Fire confined to basement at Arthur Graham residence

Fulton firefighters responded to a Friday 12:23 p.m. alarm at Apt K-3 Pathfinder Courts. Oswego County Fire Control said the blaze was confined to the cellar furnace area and an electrical entrance cable.

Fulton Fulton Fire Dept Arthur Graham Apt Pathfinder Courts Oswego County Fire Control

Uranium能量密度惊人续航长

一公分重量的加工富集铀可产生足以点亮100瓦灯泡的电力,且可持续约2600年。

Thank You Phoenix Band Concert and Summer Programs

About 500 people enjoyed the Thank You Phoenix band concert on the JCB High School lawn sponsored by the Phoenix Firebirds. The evening featured a swim party at the park, tennis lessons starting June 25 at Phoenix Memorial Park, and summer tournaments for ages six and up.

Phoenix JCB High Phoenix Firebirds Phoenix Memorial Park Robert Hopkins JCB High School

Grievance Day for Schroeppel Taxpayers Noted

Tuesday is Grievance Day for Schroeppel taxpayers seeking assessment reviews. For details contact Assessor Graham Wells at the Masonic Temple Building. Dress rehearsal by Phoenix Village Players for Stories from Winnie The Pooh on Saturday at Elm Street School. Janet Harder directs. Public invited.

Phoenix Schroeppel Graham Wells Masonic Temple Phoenix Village Players A. A. Milne Th Elm St. School Janet Harder

Local Phoenix Area Residents Attend Weddings and Graduations

The list notes Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Farrell, former Phoenix teachers, visiting in Phoenix area homes. Rob ert Brown and William Whipple graduate from Camp Lejeune medical school, with Marine Corps ties. James Buchanan earns SUNY Oswego Dean's List honor. A July 14 wedding is planned for Kay Morrison and Jan Narewski with a large lawn shower hosted by multiple local families.

Phoenix Wilfred Farrell Phoenix Central Schools Donald Generous Rt. 264 Glenn Brown Center Road Pennellville Kay Claycomb Three Rivers Camp Lejeune N. C Robert Brown Field Medical Service William Whipple Brown Whipple Marine Corps

Miss Bowman Hosts Bridal Shower Ahead of Aug 18 Wedding

On Monday Miss Cyndia Bowman was guest of honor at her grandmother Nancy Clark and aunt Medora Anderson. Hosts included Helen Clark of Phoenix Marjorie Horton of Fulton and Barbara Bowman by proxy. Miss Bowman will wed Timothy Donovan on August 18.

Cyndia Bowman Nancy Clark Medora Anderson Wilfred Helen) Clark Phoenix Carl Marjorie) Horton Fulton Steven Barbara) Bowman Virginia Miss Bowman Timothy Donovan

United Methodist Church Women Plan Fall Restart

The United Methodist Church Women held their final meeting before summer recess at Mrs. James Roland's home on June 11, with a picnic supper preceding the session. They will reconvene in September, with the first fall meeting on Sept 12 at the church. Bazaar dates are set for Nov 9 and 10 and more workshops are planned in September under Mrs. Earl LaFave.

United Methodist Church James Lavon) Roland Earl Jean) LaFave

Hannibal Board Allocates Federal Funds

At a regular meeting the Hannibal Village Board reviewed two vehicle and traffic violation cases and approved a Federal Revenue Sharing allocation of 1664 for January to June 1973. Funds cover 500 for the Hannibal Fire Department contract and 1164 for environmental protection. The board discussed village drainage and culvert issues and a detailed map was reviewed. The annual village election will be held Tuesday from 12 noon to 9 pm at the Fire Hall Oswego Street to elect a two year village trustee and two year mayor.

Hannibal Village Board of Trustees Robert Gillen Hannibal Fire Department Oswego St

Congregational Church Plans Special Music Service

The Congregational Church at East Fourth and Oneida Streets hosts a 10:30 a.m. Trinity Sunday worship with organ and piano preludes, a choir anthem by Thompson, offertory piece by Kennedy, and an Armstrong choral postlude. Rev. James C. Tschudy will deliver the sermon on Deuteronomy 8. Greeters are Mr. and Mrs. John Stone.

United Church of Christ Congregational East Fourth Oneida Sts Chopin Redd Swindells Thompson Kennedy Beth Peterson Kim Schneider Armstrong Vera M. Clark John Stone James C. Tschudy

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Lee Memorial Group Fulton News First St the Palladium-Times American Red Cross Janet Lewis Casals N-M Employes Union Or Barrel Fair Phronsie Bristol Richard M. Burtis Helen Hansen John Howard York New York State Miss Bonacci Gail Burdick Debbie Woodworth Nelma Mattice Ray Cali Laura Johst Mark Laris Rhonda Searle Steven Corey Florence Crandall Russell White Scott Bigsbe Cindy Fish Margaret Whitney Machill Mary Pagliarali Kenneth Springs William Ennis Nathan Green Michael LaMountain Tina LeFay Mr. Midoff Cynthia Green George Lawson Patti Robinson Julie Roland Kenneth Pokalsy Helen Murphy Kurt Ospelt Michael Ingles Lynn Stever Robert Vader Michael Denny Linda Paracka Sharon Fletcher Cindy Cavanaugh Margaret Gridley Shelia Thompson Gwen Tillapaugh Richard Hinman Martin Candee Jane Begley James Sweeting Charles Beams Yar Emeron J. Dillon Beams Richard VanOrden Mike Stever Scott Meyer Kenneth Wright Danny Swan Kathy Dillon Mary Paola Carolyn Knickerbaker Cathy Sterlings Linda Landry Patty Nelson Tammy Tyler Cindy Brenda Lippert Donald Seymour Dana Gardner Shelly MacDougall Cathy Dillon John Daniels David Quintall Terry Smart Terry Harmer Edward J. Nolan Clarence C. Harden Harden McConnellsville Marie Ennis Phoenix’ Band Phoenix-Fulton Richard Sweet Knights of Columbus South First St Janet Townsend Phoenix Amaranth Doris Foster Ruth Iselin Military Court No Fayetteville Mary Porter Maryland Arma Lord England Phillipino Phoenix Briefs Phoenix Personals Gene Downing Marvin Dix State St William Farley Loomis Terrace Niagara Falls Lee Dann Oneida River Rd Syracuse Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital James Buchanan Suny At Oswego Betty Buchanan Pleasant Lake Kay Morrison Jan Narewski Stanley Mary) Narewski Richard Adelia) Allen Narewski Baldwinsville Hannibal Board Congregational Church N. Y
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