Pulaski School Board Approves Budget, Rentals and Staff Changes
The Pulaski Board of Education approved bond anticipation notes to cover capital bills, authorized leasing rooms to Park Methodist Church, and awarded art and paper supply bids. It accepted several resignations and approved multiple probationary appointments including teachers and a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Board of Education
Lynn Smith
Park Methodist Church
Corse
Daniel Besch
Daniel Miller
Diane Sachs
Mary Patterson
Constance Rogers
Rodney
Jeannine) Mosher
Susan R. Williams
Jordan
Jon Rogers
Constantia
Charleen Davis
Betty Adkins
Syracuse-Minoa
Channing Redfield
Newark
Robert Tully
Winfield Jones
Joint Worship Service Sunday In Sandy Creek
ORWELL On June 25 a combined worship service of Orwell and Sandy Creek churches will be held in the Sandy Creek church honoring the Sandy Creek Central school graduates. The Past Noble Grands Club of the Orwell Rebekah lodge met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Plummer in Altmar. Repair work on the Orwell church progresses with a new roof and inside renovations under Arnold Archibee. Several locals make visits to Florida relatives and attend community events including a barn dance for the Fire Company. Henry Schultz underwent surgery at the House of the Good Samaritan in Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwell
Sandy Creek
Sandy Creek Central School
Noble Grands Club
Orwell Rebekah Lodge
George Plummer
Altmar
Charles Hilton
Taberg
Robert Murphy
Arnold Archibee
Milford Potter
Ean Gallie
Fla
Hubert Lester
Fellsmere
Don Minor Jr
Orlando
Don Minor Sr
Richard Potter
New Barn
Henry Schultz
House of the Good Samaritan
Watertown
Robert Edwards Post Auxiliary Meeting Set for June 20
The Robert Edwards Post 358 Auxiliary will meet Tuesday, June 20, with President Toni Watkins presiding. Members attending should bring a box lunch.
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Pulaski
Robert Edwards Post
Toni Watkins
Red Cross And Y Run Swim Lake Ontario Program
The Oswego Y M C A and Red Cross join for a Swim Lake Ontario fitness project. Adults track nonstop laps in miles on a chart, with Bart Natoli first to finish and several women also completing milestones. Participants may join anytime, and teens can get cards on request.
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United Fund
Lake Ontario
Oswego Y. M. C. A
Judy Fisher
Red Cross
Bart Natoli
Estelle Verny
Gail Goebricher
Don Kocher
Sadie Fox
Mary Czirr
Y.M.C.A
SWIM
Parents Day Sunday in Boylston Church
Parents Day will be observed Sunday June 18 at 10 a m service in the Wesleyan Methodist church Boylston. Fathers and mothers will be honored with special gifts when both present. The observance marks the 43rd wedding anniversary of the Rev and Mrs Stanley Lawrence of Ovid formerly of Sandy Creek. Lawrence retired in 1965 but has chaired the local church since last July. A new pastor Rev Jack Lewis of Taylor will take the pastorate next month.
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Boylston
Wesleyan Methodist
Stanley Lawrence
Ovid
Sandy Creek
Lawrence
Jack Lewis
Taylor
Probate Petition For Bertha Wilkins Will Oswego NY 1967
The Surrogate's Court of Oswego County issues a citation to distributees and heirs to show cause why the last will of Bertha Wilkins, late of Oswego, should not be admitted to probate. Executor Thomas F. Zaia petitions to prove and record the instrument as both real and personal estate. The hearing is scheduled for July 17, 1967, at ten in the forenoon, with guardianship rules for underage participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
New York
Emil Fritz
Karl A. Fritz
Max W. Fritz
Guste Fritz Fruendel
Gertrud Fritz
Walter Tuebel
Lucie Tuebel
Hermann Meinhardt
Hedwig Meinhardt Reuter
Willi Meinhardt
Bertha Wilkins
City of
Oswego
County of
Richard N. Donovan
Barbara J. Larkin
Surrogate’s Court
Palmer to spend furlough with Oswego family
William R. Palmer son of Mr and Mrs William D Palmer of 225 W Third St Oswego will spend a two week furlough with his parents before returning to Ft Benning Ga to complete basic training He left Oswego April 17 1967 as a member of the National Guard 27th Armor Div A 1962 graduate of Oswego Catholic High School Palmer is a Morrisville State University senior set to receive his A S degree in Electrical Technologies June 17 1967 He was among the top ten in his class and served as registrar and lab assistant while at Morrisville A T College He will arrive in Oswego Saturday June 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Palmer
William D. Palmer
Third St
Ft. Benning
Palmer
Oswego
National Guard
27Th Armor
Oswego Catholic High School
William
Morrisville State University and Technical College
Morrisville
N. Y
Morrisville A&t College
Rattray Burns to Wed July 14 at Sandy Creek
The engagement of Miss Jean Rattray daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rattray of the Elms Road to Carl Edward Burns son of Mr and Mrs Carl Burns of Pulaski is announced. They plan a July 14 wedding. The bride is a senior at Sandy Creek Central School majoring in business. The groom is a former student of Pulaski Academy and Central School and works at Coyne Laundry Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Walter Jacobson Jr
Dianna Lee
Bruce E. Davis
Arthur W. Davis
Oswen
RD 2
Oson
Sandy Creek
Jean Rattray
Lawrence Rattray
Elms Rd
Carl Edward Burns
Carl Burns
Pulaski
Sandy Creek Central School
Pulaski Academy
Central School
Coyne Laundry
Syracuse
Leona Watkins Named New Auxiliary President
Robert Edwards Unit 358 Auxiliary installed new officers with Leona Watkins as president and LaVella Pizon as first vice president. Other posts include Edna Hatton as second vice president Sonia Keleher as secretary Rita Summerville as treasurer Ruth Sanderson as chaplain Kate Rogers as sgt at arms Jerry Gilson as historian and Lela Dufresne Kay Minnick as color bearers. The annual banquet is set for Monday June 19 at the Altmar Hotel and invites may contact Watkins or Keleher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Robert Edwards
LaVella Pizon
Leona Watkins
Edna Hatton
Sonia Keleher
Rita Summerville
Ruth Sanderson
Kate Rogers
Jerry Gilson
Lela Dufresne
Kay
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press AL Batting and More
The Associated Press lists American League leaders in batting runs and RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases along with pitching leaders. Kaline and F Robinson top batting and RBIs, Carew and Tovar lead in hits, Killebrew among home run leaders, Campaneris and Agee lead in steals, Horlen and Lonborg top pitchers by decisions and strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Kaline
Del
F. Robinson
Balt
Tovar
Minn
Killebrew
Carew
Mincher
Calif
Yastrzemski
Bost
Buford
Chic
K. C
Versalles
Campaneris
K.C
Agee
Horlen
McGlothlin
Lonborg
Peters
Baseball leaderboard highlights top players by team
The list ranks batting and pitching leaders with players such as Clemente, Aaron, Wynn, Brock, Cepeda, and Williams. It shows batting averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records including Queen and Lemaster plus strikeout leaders Marichal Cuellar Nolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemente
Pitt
Cepeda
St. L
Aaron
Atl
Brock
St.l
Wynn
Houst
Stl
R. Allen
Phil
Williams
Chic
Opines
Cin
Gonzalez
Wills
Phillips
Queen
Lemaster
Marichal
S.F
Cuellar
Nolan
Pvt Lee Greenfield Arrives in Vietnam
Pvt Lee Greenfield has reached Vietnam after completing Signal Corps training at Fort Gordon Georgia. He recently returned home on a 19 day furlough and had a 72 hour layover in Oakland before assignment to Co A 40th Sig Bn APO 96491 San Francisco California.
Trinity Methodist Church Summer Services Start June 18
Pastor Clyde E. Relyea announces a 10 a.m. Sunday worship for the summer at Trinity Methodist Church at East Fourth and Utica. The sermon title No Vacation From God is this week’s message and all are invited to attend at the earlier hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Relyea
Trinity Methodist Church
East Fourth
Utica Sts
Relyea
Pulaski Junior Civic League elects new officers
The Pulaski Junior Civic League announces its newly elected officers led by President Mrs. Frank Johnson Jr. Other officers include Vice President Mrs. Charles Watson Recording Secretary Mrs. James Atkinson Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Jack Thomas Treasurer Mrs. Leslie Thomas and Historian Mrs. Marvin Gould A tea honoring the leadership was hosted by Mrs. Richard Monnat on Saturday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Pulaski Junior Civic League
Frank Johnson, Jr
Charles Watson
James Atkinson
Jack Thomas
Leslie Thomas
Marvin Gould
Richard Monnat
Greatest single opportunity for private firms in the 1970s
J Herbert Holloman acting undersecretary of commerce told MIT alumni during Alumni Day that private companies can provide public services in the decade. He named fire protection medical centers urban redevelopment and junior and community colleges as examples of potential private offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
J. Herbert Holloman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Coach Pascarella Cleared of Assault Charge
North Rose Central School baseball coach Carmen Pascarella Jr was found innocent of third degree assault and battery in Sodus town court. Justice Elmer Holland ruled the school discipline force was not excessive after a nonjury trial, with defense by Robert Zecher and prosecution by L Paul Kehoe.
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SODUS
Carmen Pascarella, Jr
North Rose Central School
Elmer Holland
Pascarella
Scott Smith
NRCS
Robert Zecher
Sodias
L. Paul Kehoe
Walcott
Wayne County
Holland
Kehoe
Reader letter questions June Palladium Times editorial
Carol Demling of Fruit Valley critiques a Palladium Times June editorial noting spelling errors and a subsequent second mistake. She argues the piece lost its punch and urges double checking to avoid embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Palladium-Times
Carol Demling
Fruit Valley
Winners Listed In Bridge Tournament At Fortnightly Club
The McGough Bridge club held its weekly tournament at the Fortnightly club. North-South winners included Neil Woods and Edward Lockwood at 113 points and William Jeram with Fred Gibbons at 109. East-West victors were E. E. Taylor and H. J. McDonald scoring 1034, with Walter Thorpe and Alfred Drake at 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGough Bridge Club
Neil Woods
Edward Lockwood
William Jeram
Fred Gibbons
Carl Seymour
Gerald Thompson
Milton James
Frank Reed
Kirke White
Clarence Brandes
E. E. Taylor
H. J. McDonald
Walter Thorpe
Alfred Drake
Thomas Farrell
Thomas McGough
Milton Daskal
John Fellenbaum
Alfred McCaffrey
Horace Wilson
Switzer Elected Pulaski Service Club President
Bud A Switzer Jr was elected president of the Pulaski Service Club for the 1967 68 year at the June meeting. Other officers include Harold Spath as first vice president Jerry Gallagher as second vice president Harold Jackson as third vice president James Edwards as secretary Sidney Gordon as trustee for a two year term and Vincent Shannon as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu" Switzer
Pulaski Service Club
Pulaski
Merritt
Bud) A. Switzer, Jr
Harold Spath
Jerry Gallagher
Harold Jackson
James Edwards
Sidney Gordon
Vincent Shannon
Fair Haven Alumni Banquet Set for June 24
The 40th annual banquet of the Fair Haven High School Alumni Association will be held at 6 30 p m Saturday June 24 in the fellowship room of the Fair Haven Presbyterian Church. Former students and teachers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Dodd and Long Clash Over Ethics Case Details
Long defended using campaign funds for personal needs saying a candidate might be blocked without covering bills. Dodd warned of a possible filibuster on the double billing count and urged timing for a vote. Dirksen spoke of the committee's trial and the broader stakes for Senate accountability. Long recalled his uncle Earl and defended practical money use in campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Long
Utah
Dodd
Ethics Committee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Sen. Dodd
Connecticut
Far Long
Louisiana
Russell
Uncle Earl
Black Flag on Rhine Barge Heralds Captain’s Wife Die
A black oak leaf pennant flies over a Rhine barge signaling the captain’s wife has died. The tradition bars any unmarried woman aboard until the flag’s last shred blows away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Oswego County To Host Black Bass Contest This Weekend
The Oswego County Tourism Council and the Oswego County Federation of Sportsmens Clubs will co sponsor a black bass contest Saturday and Sunday marking the season opener. Awards include three trophies for largest bass by length and girth, heaviest bass, and first limit. Bass must be caught within county lines or Lake Ontario. Prize fish drop off at Shorty’s Boat and Bait Shop or the Lighthouse Hotel. Judge duties handled by Shorty Endres and Joe Heckle Jr. Open inland waters today with a 24 bass per boat limit and a 10 inch minimum size. Winners to receive trophies at the new tourism information center at West First and Utica Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County Tourism Council
Oswego County Federation of Sportsmens Clubs
Robert Chetney
Don Woodard
The
Tourism Council
County Federation of Sportsmen Clubs
Robert Clemons
Federation
Jack Woods
Lake Ontario
Shorty
Water St
Oswego
Lighthouse
Selkirk
Endres
Joe Heckle, Jr
William Gilbert
West First
Utioa
Clemens
Firemen to Dine Fair Haven
The Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual dinner at 6 30 p m Thursday June 22 at the Hannibal Hotel. Wives or guests are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Deartment
Hannibal
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Minetto
Major League
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MRS
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Allen McRae
E. Bridge St
Dial
Oswego, N. Y
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