YMCA Oswegon annual meeting highlights growth and programs
Oswegon residents of all ages gathered at the Masonic Temple on June 9 for the YMCA annual meeting. Richard Mitchell Jr. reported membership rose from 800 to 1500 in the past year, noted program and facility improvements, and a deficit budget of 8954 in 1974. New board members were elected for 1978, with officer slate including Mitchell as president and Jochen presenting program slides. The Y announced a polar Saturday Morning program for children 5 to 12 and summer gymnastics camps, plus a coed gymnastic and trampoline program. A Brownie Troop from St Paul’s Academy visited Atkins Lamb Farm, with photos of spinster activity and Wool spinning.
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Oswegon
Masonic Temple
Richard Mitchell Jr
Y Board
Mitchell
Theuilding
Carolyn Budgers
Jim Bushey
Lyle Duell
Kathy Mahaney
Denny Morton
Denny Snyder
Mike Shanley
Carl Walrath
Snyder
Budgers
Neil Jochen
Carl Walton
Barbara Nitardy
Paul Miller
Oe Gregory
St. Paul
Walter Kellermann
Atkins Lamb Farm
Mrs. Atkins
Kayaking and Snowshoeing Described in Two New Books
Two new outdoor guides detail Kayaking and Snowshoeing with expert instruction. Kayaking authors Jay Evans and Anderson offer techniques, gear lists, and club directories, while William Osgood and Leslie Hurley present a revised Snowshoeing guide covering models, bindings, making snowshoes, safety, and history from ancient to modern times.
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U.S
America
Anderson
Ste Greene Press
Brattle
William Osgood
Leslie Hurley
Mountain Infantry
Nn. Se
Vermont
Central Asia
Hur
Ysical Education
Orwich University
Osgood
Court Rules NYS Drug Law Constitutional
New York Court of Appeals rules on the constitutionality of the state drug law. The ruling addresses mandatory sentences ranging from one year to life for sale of a controlled substance. The decision covers eight cases from convicted drug pushers who argued the penalty violated cruel and unusual punishment protections.
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Albany
N.Y
State Court of Appeals
York State
Zoning Appeals Board Set to Meet in Oswego Thursday
The Oswego Zoning Board of Appeals will convene at city hall at 7 p.m. Thursday to review five items. Applicants include Joseph Corrando seeking a home occupation catering permit in A-3 at 10 Babcock St and Peter Barclay requesting a backyard variance for a restaurant addition at 101 West Seneca in B-2. Dr. Halas Jackim seeks a permit to restore a one room school house for educational use in an R23 district. Opposing the city engineer’s permit for Harry Endres Jr.’s retail store and restaurant in B-1 are Parker and Helen McIntosh at 191 West Third St and 185 West Third St. Rodney and Sheila Byrne seek a sideyard variance for a single car garage in an R-3 home.
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City of
Peter Barclay
West Seneca
Halas Jackim
Parker
Helen McIntosh
West Third St
IBA
Harry F. Endres, Jr
Endres
Rodney
Sheila Byrne
East Fifth St
Ned Waterbury Named Management Trainee at Nichols' Store
Ned Waterbury, a graduate of Jefferson Immunity College in Watertown, has joined Nichols' Department Store in New Haven as a management trainee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herse celebrated Father's Day in Adams Center with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Williams.
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New Haven
Ned Waterbury
Jefferson Immunity College
Watertown
Nichols’ Department Store
That City
Fred Herse
Adams Enter
Clayton Williams
Upstate District Nazarene Convention at Brooktondale Camp
Delegates from 55 Upstate New York churches will attend the annual assembly and conventions at Brooktondale Camp June 24 to 28. Activities include missionary and Sunday school events led by Rev. Glenn H. Tyner and Rev. J. Wilmer Lambert, amid reports on 1974 Nazarene growth, Sunday school increases, and global membership and finances.
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Church of the Nazarene
New York
Brooktondale
White Church Road
Glenn H. Tyner
J. Wilmer Lambert
Assembly
B. Edgar Ong Sae
Azarene
Nazarenes
Housing Measure Faces Ford Veto
President Ford plans to veto a $1.2 billion housing subsidy bill as May housing starts jump 14.2 percent and permits rise 8.6 percent to 909,000 annual rate. Rhodes notes the veto aims to avoid inflationary impact while housing leaders caution a slow recovery.
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Washington
Ford
Commerce Department
House
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
White House
GOP
Carla A. Hills
Lava Fountain At Hawaii's Kilauea Erupts After 90 Years
During the 1959 eruption of Kilauea in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park a 1700 foot lava fountain erupted hourly. The flow produced about 2 million tons of molten rock at roughly 2000 degrees Fahrenheit after decades of inactivity in the region.
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Kilauea
Hawaiian Nation Park
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