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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
10
Fulton plant of Birdsye Division announces 50 agricultural scholarships totaling 20 000 for 1962. Leonard F. Genz, fund president, says the program supports agricultural education, attracts students, and expands technically trained manpower for agri business. Established 1953, the fund will total 530 000 in direct indirect grants this year, bringing contributions to over 4 million.
Fulton Board of Education, at its regular meeting, reviewed early sketches by architect Thomas Morin for a proposed Fulton senior high school. A revised set will be presented next meeting. The board set July 24 for a bond referendum on the new school and July 2 for the annual meeting.
Fulton Board of Education approved athletic appointments for the coming year. Donald Distin becomes athletic director and head football coach, with Ralph Salem head basketball coach. Alfred Allen, Barney Naioti, and Gerald Cox join as assistants.
Fulton weekly bridge tournament winners announced Monday night at the Chamber of Commerce. North-South winners were Mrs. Harold McDonald and Mrs. Robert Perkins in first place. East-West leaders were Miss Helen Fitzsimmons and John Cullinan in top position.
The senior citizens of Fulton meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in their club rooms for round and square dancing. Music will be by Mrs Mabel Ensworth and Wesley Mewann. June birthday honorees will be recognized and refreshments will be served.
Suzanne H. Rose of Fulton New York was among 16 seniors named as special honor students at State University College Oneonta June 10 1962. Dean Frost noted four year averages of A or higher and the 1962 class included 391 bachelor's and 127 master's degrees with over 4500 graduates since 1942. Don Wickham delivered the commencement address for the 73rd ceremony.
Fulton Masons of Hiram Lodge 144 F&AM will hold its annual St John’s Day breakfast Sunday from 8 to 10 a m in the lodge clubrooms. William Dunham leads the planning committee. Tickets are sold by lodge officers and at the door. About 100 members will march to the Presbyterian Church for 11 a m services with the Oriental Band of Tigris Shrine Temple Syracuse.
The Fulton Rotary Club welcomed BP Gdeb as name Jr pastor of First Methodist Fulton and William C Griswold Fulton Motor Lodge manager to reach a 50 member roster. Inductions were led by President Dwight Brainard with Rev Stewart and sponsors Frank Morin and Wallace Auser Jr. Griswold was sponsored by William Tumbridge. The club also announced plans for the annual keep them off the night highway dance following graduation exercises.
Fire and Police Commission accepted Otto Pfahl’s $529 bid for the 1959 Ford police car after opening bids on three former cars at city hall. Seven bidders competed, with a low bid of $200. Two 1961 police cars drew a single bid that was rejected, prompting readvertisement. next bids will be opened in July.
Mr. Pleasant Grange 349 will meet Saturday at 6 30 p m in the grange hall. Supper is served by losers in the recent contest with winners as guests. Mrs James Bartlett chairs the event and Mr and Mrs Ivan Taft will show pictures from Texas Mexico and Florida.
Mrs. Mary Waldron Lamphear 36 wife of Richard Lamphear of Phoenix Arizona died Sunday in St Luke s Hospital Phoenix after a long illness Born in Fulton she moved to Phoenix in 1956 with her family Formerly employed at Seal right Oswego Falls Corp and Myers Restaurant She was a Methodist Church member Surviving besides her husband are two daughters Sandra and Sharon of Phoenix three grandchildren her mother Minnie Holden of Phoenix New York four sisters Mrs Edward Robinson Mrs Reed McFarland Mrs Howard Cooper and Herbert Cunningham all of Fulton and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday in Phoenix Arizona
The Oswego County Chapter Civil Service Employes Association hosts its annual dinner at Lakeview Lanes near Fulton at 7 p m Thursday. Raymond G Castle will speak as second vice president and chamber of commerce official, with Vernon A Tapper toastmaster and a roster including State Sen Henry A Wise Assemblyman Edward F Crawford and Fulton Oswego leaders. Co chairs Alvin Fayette and Donald Johnson organize the event.
Fulton Rotary Club will host Andy Wilson honorary sergeant of the Newark police at a noon meeting. He will discuss Police Emergency Squad at Work highlighting the Newark force in action. Program chairman is D. B. Geftken.
Fulton Recreation Commission announces two beginner swimming sessions for children over seven. First series runs June 25 to July 13 at Rowlee Beach from 10 a.m. to noon, second July 16 to August 3 at Stevenson Beach from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Instructors are Red Cross certified Suz Anne Rose and Joan Castro.
Mr and Mrs Elwood June Fulton RD 1 welcome a son born Tuesday at Lee Memorial Hospital. Births recorded Monday at the hospital include girls to Mr and Mrs George Stauring RD 5 Fulton and Mr and Mrs William Sullivan 410 South Fifth St.
Franklin Texas jurors ruled the 1961 death of Agriculture official Henry H. Marshall a death by own action after a month long reopened probe. The grand jury found evidence inconclusive to indict further and noted the case has become a police action while Estes faced separate fraud and theft charges.
Rev Robert Murphy of Orwell officiated at the funeral of Adebert Kinney of North Osceola in Camden. Burial occurred at Redfield Cemetery. Old Home Day plans advance for July 21 with Rev Murphy as chairman. nursery service to run during Sunday worship from 10 to 11. Official board meets June 25 to finalize Old Home Day arrangements.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen said the country faces uneasiness and uncertainty. Mansfield urged quick action on Kennedy's programs to dispel doubt, while Dirksen cited fears about tax withholdings on interest and dividends and the farm and health care proposals. Mansfield forecast longer workdays and weekend sessions, with a lighter holiday on July 4.
The Childress area reports large hail and winds near 100 mph. Quanah and Vernon suffer debris and property damage. Four people are hurt near Sheppard AFB as trailer homes overturn. Meanwhile New Yorks heat reaches 93 as Long Island Expressway buckles and Chicago faces congestion from 95 degree heat.
Mrs. Clara B. Halstead 85 widow of Fred Halstead died June 18 in Flagler Hospital St Augustine Florida after a brief illness Born in Fulton she lived many years in this area She leaves one daughter Mrs Gladys Lipfert of St Augustine and nieces and nephews The body arrives in Phoenix Wednesday Funeral Friday 2 p m Hopkins Funeral Home Rev Earl T Blansfield will officiate Burial Mt Adnah Cemetery in Ful Friends may call Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 p m
Miss Theresse Goodwin of Rochester wed Allen H. Hilborn of Phoenix in a June 16 ceremony at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Rochester. Attendants were Doris Adams and Karl Keller. The couple plans to live in Rochester after a trip through northern New York and Canada.
Clyde Gay of Leicester Massachusetts spent the weekend with his son Clifford Gay and family in Phoenix. Miss Diane Crowley is visiting Syracuse with Miss Cathleen Curran. Mrs. Myrtie Moyer is staying with her daughter Hyacinth Luebbermann in Syracuse.
Funeral services for Raymond E. Manwaring a 43 year old local cattle buyer will be held at 2 Wednesday afternoon in the Karl H Gibbs funeral home. The Rev Calvin Zimmer of the Mexico Methodist church will officiate. Burial will be in Willis Cemetery. An autopsy at Oswego county laboratory found death from a punctured lung due to a fractured rib, marking the ninth highway fatality in the county this year.
Susan Carol Gridley of Pennellville married Millard C. Wood of Brewerton at First Congregational Church in Phoenix on June 16. The ceremony featured floral decor, organ music by Yvonne Morrison and a procession of bridesmaids in aqua gowns. The couple plans a Cape Cod honeymoon and will reside in Pennellville.
Mr and Mrs Charles Rueisch lost their Oswegatchie summer home to fire discovered by neighbor Mrs Homer Thirberge. Fire departments from Star Lake and Fine responded as strong winds aided the blaze. The family had just returned from a weekend at their camp when the flames were reported.
Winners announced by Chairman Francis Balcom highlight three days of firemen field days at Pennellville. Pulaski won first for music, Brewerton second. Phoenix won first without music, New Haven second. Other prizes went to Brewerton Minetto for auxiliary, Happy Valley 4-H for floats, and Pennellville Scouts second.
The Bowl Inn Friday Night Spring League crowned the Daisies team formed by Glen Brown Edna Post Bing Brown as champions after a tie with the Gardenias. Awards went to Mrs. Gerald Neufang for women’s most improved average and Kenneth Ennis for men’s. Banquet plans were organized by the Gardenias.
Firefighters battled a blaze that threatened the structure and its contents. Six pieces of equipment were brought in to combat the flames. Mr. and Mrs. Ruetsch visited Oswe gatchie to view the remains, but the cause could not be determined.
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