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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
5
Scholastic honors for the final marking period were announced at the June 17 Awards Assembly. Principal Anthony J. Murabito awarded top students in Scholarship and Citizenship with A and B grades across multiple subjects and lists.
The Women of the Moose Chapter 288 installed new officers on Sunday June 20 at the Moose Home. Officers include Pa tricia Conroy as Senior Regent and Margaret Babcock as Jr. Graduate Regent with other posts filled. Installing officers were Mil dred Williams and Hazel Richards. Governor Fred Haynes spoke as a guest and corsages were given to outgoing officers. Dinner followed with dancing to Velvetones.
Plans finalize for a Scriba summer recreation program running July 6 to August 20 from 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm with swimming daily July 1 through Labor Day 2 pm to 8 pm. Four sites include Firemen's Field Davies Field Rebekah Hall Lycoming Park with life guards, ball diamonds, swings, archery volleyball track and a planned winter ice skating season. Charles Harrington chairs the Scriba Town Recreation Commission with a large committee and sign up slips for parents to authorize children to participate.
At Oswego Hospital a sequence of newborns arrives to local families. A boy named Walpole was born June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. David of 177 Hamilton Homes. A girl for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Appleton arrived June 19 at 200 E. Second St. A girl named Carmody followed June 19 to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Carmody at 271 W. Seventh St. A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Valerius Koch, RD 4 Pulaski, was born June 20.
The velvet ant, a wingless wasp, inhabits hot sand dunes with a dense furlike coat for protection. This adaptative covering allows it to endure extreme heat while remaining camouflaged among the dunes.
Lyman Tripp Place Jr., 37, and Darwin R. Tussey, both of Dayton, died Sunday afternoon from fumes after an explosion 27 feet underground while exploring a cave on Mrs. Mildred Brewer’s farm near Zane Caverns, five miles east of Ohio’s highest point. Firefighters retrieved the bodies. Place’s funeral is set for Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at Scoville funeral home, with burial in Rural cemetery. Call hours are Tuesday and Wednesday.
Local report for the 24 hour period ends at 9 a.m. shows high 75, low 57, mean 66 with .09 inches precipitation. NNW winds at 2, station pressure 30.05 rising, humidity 84 percent. Sunny today with rising temperatures to 80, inland areas higher. Increasing high clouds and a slight chance of a thunderstorm tonight. Tomorrow partly cloudy with an even chance of a thunderstorm and southwest winds 10 to.
A State University admissions examination will be conducted July 24 on the campuses of 38 colleges in the uniform admissions program. Open to applicants for the 1965-66 year who did not take the Regents test in October. Eligible students must mail applications by July 6 and may obtain forms from the Office of Admissions of their chosen college.
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