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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1963
Page
3
A public hearing on the Oswego City School Districts 2.7 million tentative budget is set for 8 p m tomorrow in the Board of Education offices at City Hall. Superintendent Mark H FitzGibbons says the city budget must be approved by law regardless of a proposed enlargement referendum outcome.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 8 am with high 65 low 4 mean 345 and no precipitation. Tonight variable winds 5 to 15 mph and station pressure 29.51. Sunset 8 49 and sunrise 5 24 tomorrow. Highest and lowest on date: 92 in 1962 and 44 in 1917. Forecast calls for generally fair cool dry air with a slight shower risk this afternoon. High near 75, low 45, cooler in valleys, then mostly fair and cool Tuesday with variable mainly westerly winds under 15 mph.
A one car crash on Route 48 near Battle Island Golf Course sent two people to Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton for treatment while two others escaped unharmed. Linda L. Halsey 21 of Fulton RD 4 sustained casts and bruises and passenger Edward Rebeer 25 of Leitch Street Fulton had a facial cut. Uninjured were Edward Cary 20 of Hannibal Street and Martin Ryan of Third Street Fulton.
Margaret Cliff and Helen Keegan won the Novice Bridge Tourney in the North-South division at the Pontiac Hotel Friday. Second went to Rita McDonald Maude Wright, third to Mrs Robert Hillman Mrs Edward Lockwood, fourth to Mary Pullen Gertrude Thompson, and fifth to Dr. and Mrs. William Kelly. East-West top pair was Steve Gallagher and Eileen Amedio, with Sarah Straight Anna McCullough second and Mike Conale Ronald Scaccia third. The Wright team took first in the team event, followed by the Kelly team and Cliff third, with Thompson Straight tied for fourth and Woods fifth.
The City of Oswego to auction its interest in the Frances Pecoy property on Munn Street at 4 p m in the city chamberlain's office. Edwin M Allen says bidders must pay ten percent at sale and the rest on delivery of the tax deed. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Port Byron youth wins Road-E-O at State University College at Oswego. Awardees include top contestant Janet Gardinier and several bond prizes donated by local auto dealer groups. Event hosted by Oswego Jaycees with state officials noting training reduces violations. ceremony held in Johnson Hall with ideal weather.
Five weekend crashes in Oswego County left one person with minor injuries. Joseph Henderson Sr., 32, of Parish Road 2, bruised legs when his car left Route 11 near Hastings and struck mailboxes and guard posts. Earlier, Howard Haws, 31, of Minetto, was ticketed after crossing into the south lane on Route 48 and rear ending Arthur Hartle, 26, of Fulton. A third collision occurred Sunday near Brewerton Bridge on Route 11 involving Corbett Group, 20, Central Square, and Jack Cochis, 20, Rome, as investigators noted limited details.
Al Barlick will return to work for the National League after a brief leave. NL president Warren Giles announced Barlick will rejoin his crew in Chicago on June 21 following a family rest period. Barlick had quit unexpectedly Sunday and declined to comment on the move.
A large portion of United States coffee imports come from Brazil, accounting for more than one third of the total. The fact highlights Brazil as the dominant source of imported coffee for the U S market.
Dial FI 3 3800 FI 3 3801. Contact details for the Palladium Times printing department are listed for advertising and service inquiries.
Deputy reports two crashes in the evening hours. Barbara Johnson 28 of Baldwinsville pulled left to pass a vehicle on Route 81 towing a trailer. trailer swayed and rolled to force car off road into a ditch. A second crash on Route 49 near Constantia involved Donald McGuire backing into a driveway. both left fronts damaged.
The Hawaiian goose is identified as Hawaii's state bird. About 60 individuals are known to live in the Hawaiian Islands.
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous research institute, shrinks piles without surgery. Available as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form at drug counters, it claims to stop itch and relieve pain. Sufferers report piles have ceased to be a problem.
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