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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
11
Fulton Board of Education meets in workshop to discuss personnel matters and finalize the 1973-74 budget. A 7:30 p.m. Monday special meeting will adopt the final budget and conduct district business, with July 2 annual meeting set to elect officers and welcome a new member.
The board selected Marine Midland Municipals Co. as the lowest bidder for a $1.4 million bond anticipation note to fund an addition to James E. Lanigan School. The deal carries a 4.82 percent rate plus a $34 premium. Eight teacher transfers were also authorized for the 73-74 school year.
A 16 year old bicyclist faces charges for failure to stop after a collision at South Fifth and State Street with Harold Sant 66 of 704 Highland Street. No injuries reported. Earlier, a two car crash at William Gillard Drive and Chestnut Street left a passenger with head and back injuries and extensive vehicle damage.
Fulton George William Butler 51 died unexpectedly Sunday in Granite City Til He was a World War II Navy veteran and native of Granby Surviving are his father William Butler two brothers John and Andrew all of Fulton two sisters Mrs Charlotte DeTurney Syracuse and Mrs Mary Kelly Fulton Services will be 2 pm Thursday at Foster Funeral Home Capt Lynford Siglin of the Salvation Army officiating Burial will be in Jacksonville Cemetery Calling hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Wednesday Mrs Catherine Safford BRISTON Pa Mrs Catherine Brown Safford 53 former Fulton resident died Friday at Lower Bucks County Hospital in Bristol Native of Fulton she had resid ed in Pennsylvania Surviving are a son Gary C Safford of Philadelphia Pa her mother Mrs Lara Brown of Fulton two sisters Mrs Amos Anne Nichols and Mrs John Marlene Vogt Jr both of Fulton and a brother Jack E Brown Pacific Palisades Calif Services were held in Pennsylvania Private committal services will be held at the Martville Cemetery
Fulton calls John F. Crawford 72 of Cunningham Road to rest with services Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at Young and Son Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at Holy Family Church followed by burial in Riverside Cemetery Oswego. Viewing hours are tonight 7 to 9 and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. He died Monday morning at Lee Memorial Hospital after a several months illness. Francisco de Orelana of Spain reportedly mapped the Amazon River in the 1524 to 1533 voyage.
Mrs Barbara Bartholomew correspondent reports local happenings at 30 W First St Fulton. The Palladium Times office contact listed as 592 6303 and newspaper date June 19 1973.
Fulton Head Start staff register children for a July 2 to August 17 half day program. Homes are visited to complete forms as the program aims to include handicapped children, with classrooms at Riley Oswego Pulaski Volney and Phoenix schools.
The United Methodist Church Senior Choir plans a summer picnic tonight at the home of Mrs Dorothal Balch. The event invites choir members and families for a relaxed outdoor gathering with food and fellowship.
Fulton Court docket shows Judge Wallace Au ser set to hear over 20 adjourned cases and traffic matters from recent accidents. Kirby Lewchan and Catherine Ann Runcare face assault and harassment charges tied to a June 7 incident. Jack Morrison remanded on unauthorized use of a motor vehicle warrant. Police seek a 1966 blue Ford Fairlane 909FWT stolen from Pyramid Mall. Ni cholas Degelorm free on bail for weekend camp disturbance.
Fulton's welcome home events honor Marine Captain James DiBernardo, a Vietnam POW, with a Thursday arrival at 5:30 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. dinner dance at Lakeview Lanes. A city parade, remarks by Mayor Percy Patrick Jr., and gifts from the Chamber of Commerce accompany the festivities. Tickets remain available at multiple local venues. DiBernardo, a Fulton native, served 20 years and was captured during the Tet offensive.
About 200 donors have pledged 42000 toward a 60000 goal for relocating and building a new Salvation Army Citadel at 62 64 So First St Fulton The drive expects a final report Friday June 29 and plans a start to construction in early July with space for a chapel classrooms kitchen lobby and recreation center including a Golden Agers club and memorial gifts program.
The Board of Governors of Lee Memorial Hospital reserved decision until June 26 on the LPN contract dispute after a Civil Service Taylor Law hearing. Hospital administrator Paul Hoyt said the LPNs did not appear, with William Bergen of Bond, Schoeneck and King speaking for the hospital.
The Fulton Common Council meets at 7 30 p m to award bids on the Pollard Hills storm sewer project and review contracts for the Tannery Creek Bridge Repair and the urban renewal area sanitary sewer project. They will also consider selling a Kimball Avenue lot and opening bids for the urban renewal parking area, the summer tree trimming contract and two traffic studies.
The Fulton Board of Education unanimously adopted a resolution Monday night to hire one more full time business teacher at Bodley High School for the 1973-74 year. Supt. Glenn W. Clark says the posting will be included in next year’s budget amid student and teacher backing. Sixty six students would lose access to a business course without the addition.
June 24 at 10 a.m. at United Methodist Church a recognition service for Phoenix Central School Class of 1973 graduates. John Birdlebough, former District Principal, will deliver the address.
Silvestra Velez de Escalante, a Spaniard, is credited as the first white explorer to travel in Utah, making the 1775 journey that marked early European exploration of the region.
Mrs. Charles Renz returns from Florida as Amaranth events unfold with Lauramay Fink honored in New York and George Case serving as Deputy Grand Royal Patron. Nearby, community members attend milestones from graduations to birthday dinners and Camp Talooli preparations unfold at Selkirk Shores Park.
Albert Lewis 64 of Oswego was hospitalized with head pains after his car was rear ended on Route 114 near Ken's Body Shop in Scriba. Gerald Crouch 22 of Oswego was cited for following too closely. Deputy James Ferazzoli and Sgt James McDermott investigated. Crouch to appear in Justice Court.
About 150 residents gathered at the Pennellville Fire Station for an information meeting on the proposed assessment increase in the Town of Schroeppel. Officials included Supervisor Arthur Ospelt Assessor Graham Wells and board members Robert Bortles and William Edds.
Leslie L Gowdy of 720 Kent Street Phoenix seeks election to the Phoenix Central School District Board of Education. A GE engineer and former Navy man, he has 22 years in Phoenix and 10 on the local school board. he now works as an electronic sales representative and urges district voters to support him.
Charles W. Hoag 60 of Pennellville RD 1 died Monday at Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton. A Central Bridge native, he lived in Hannibal before moving to Pennellville three years ago. He retired after 15 years as Carrier Corp inspector due to ill health. Survived by wife Charlotte Garrison, two daughters Robin Hoag and Mrs. Thomas Money, two grandchildren, mother Mrs Mabel Hoag, sister Mrs David Terpening, and an aunt. Services Thursday 11 a.m. at Watson Funeral Home Central Square. Burial Sunnyside Cemetery Morristown. Calling hours Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
On June 28 at Emerson J Dillon Middle School Library in Phoenix a Meet the Candidates event runs at 7 30 p m sponsored by the Citizens Committee. At 8 30 p m the school administration will present the budget. Candidates listed include Joyce Cook Kenneth Ennis Leslie Gowdy Robert Plaff Ronald Service and Clarke Warner petitions due by June 27. Voting on July 11 covers the school budget bus purchases and three school board seats.
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