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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
5
The state outlines hours limits by certificate and age for child labor. Full time certificates allow up to 48 hours weekly with nightly restrictions. part time and vacation permits set 28 or 40 hours weekly with age specific rules. Some roles like farm work have fewer limits, while newspaper carrier roles include day limits and gender restrictions.
The schedule lists weekend film showings at Midway Drive-In. The Blue Max shows Saturday at 2:00 6:30 and 9:06, She on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:30, One Million B C at 3:45 and 9:15, with additional cartoons at dusk and Fireball 500 at 9:30 Riot on Sunset Strip at 11:10 Queen of Blood at 12:45, Is Paris Burning a dusk and 1:15 showing Sunday–Monday, plus The Hired Killer at 11:40.
The Children's Art Committee of the Oswego County Art Guild will run two summer classes starting July 10 at Fort Ontario. Primary and advanced sessions run 9 to 10 30 a m and 10 45 to 12 15 p m with Prof Richard Zakin as instructor and Corrine Baitsell as assistant. Fees are 14 per child or 24 for two siblings. Early registration via Mary Loschiavo or Wilma Baitsell. Late registration at 8 30 a m on July 10 if not filled.
The Wolcott Volunteer Fire Department with the Red Creek Legion Band will march in the Lyons firemen's parade starting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, June 29.
Deputies Joseph Miano and Clyde Fineout investigated a two car accident on Route 3 in the Town of Palermo at 6 30 p m. No injuries were reported. George DuBois of Fulton RD 2 and Lavern L Irwin of Mexico were the operators. The DuBois vehicle left the roadway into a ditch after the crash.
Kiwanis heard Assemblyman Edward F. Crawford describe the Constitutional Convention Committee in session for the first time since 1938. He explained the process of proposing changes, timelines to public submission, and the need for voters to study proposals before November. New members Edward Stacy and David Ensmann were inducted.
Wool producers will receive a penny more per pound for 1968 shorn wool, with the U S Department of Agriculture setting a 67 cent per pound incentive price. Payments are a percentage of returns to raise the national average to 67 cents, under the Wool Act extensions through 1969. In Oswego County, 1968 calendar year marketings qualify, with payments starting April 1969 and applications due by January 31, 1969.
Oswego Jaycees outline parade events for July 1 led by Phillip Natoli. Entries due June 27 with a 11 feet 7 inches height limit for floats. The review stand will be in East Park and prizes awarded for best float and marching outfits. Fireworks cap the night after drum corps and baton events at Fort Ontario. Grenadiers Senior Drum and Bugle Corps of Albion hosts the drum corps competition and features a 33 member horn line and 14 member color guard during a program tied to the Independence Day celebration.
Sunday schedule shifts to church school at 9 45 a m and family worship at 10 a m at West Baptist Church. High school graduates will be recognized. Beginning Sunday July 2 family worship moves to 10 a m at First Baptist.
Four year old Robert Hill suffered injuries after being struck by a car driven by Mary Hennessey on East Oneida Street between Seventh and Eighth Streets Friday evening. He was taken to Oswego Hospital for X rays. No other emergencies reported by Oswego Fire Department.
Phillip H. Smith, senior vice-president of Copperweld Steel, will head the Aristoley Steel Division in Warren Ohio effective July 1. The appointment accompanies C W Holmquist’s retirement after 35 years of service. Smith was elected a Copperweld director at the April 1967 shareholders meeting and was named senior vice-president on April 26 1967.
King Hussein of Jordan flies from Amman to Rome and then aboard a Pan American jet to New York for an emergency U N General Assembly session on the Middle East crisis. He piloted his own plane to Rome and joined the transatlantic flight.
Actor Sir Laurence Olivier, hospitalized at St. Thomas in London for prostate cancer treatment, is reported progressing well as doctors monitor his condition.
Oswego Fire Department handled 30 calls in May per Dispatcher Fay W. Richardson report to Mayor Ralph Shapiro and Chief John Murray. A single dwelling fire occurred, with nine grass and brush blazes, eight rubbish fires, four false alarms, three car fires, two shed fires, and two investigation calls. OFD ambulances answered 104 calls, city units logged 956 miles with 380 out of town.
Oswego Theatre and WSGO announce an eight week summer program for children starting July 13. Each Thursday at 2 pm a suitable film and a continuing serial will be shown with discount tickets available through local merchants. Harris and Thorne promise family friendly selections for area youngsters.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cooper celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary on June 19 with a dinner for themselves and Mr and Mrs Donald Blake. Visitors included Mr and Mrs George Wiltse and Harold from New Haven and others from nearby towns. Senior Citizens met at the Community House with 21 members present and a picnic was planned for July 5 at Recreation Park in Fulton.
A 37 word Pravda brief reports President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin met but notes it as the Soviet press only reference to the Glassboro New Jersey summit. Other papers posted earlier Tass dispatch.
Metropolitan Water Board files formal protests with Volney Oswego and Minetto to keep the water system tax exempt under state law. Assessments total nearly 2 million dollars, threatening higher water rates in Oswego County if taxes are levied. Schroeppel has not assessed the facilities. Protests filed by Water Board counsel Thomas H. Dyer.
Sandy Creek Paul Goodnough, formerly vice president, becomes president after Carl Burritt resigns for health reasons. Burritt had planned 21 improvement projects financed from Pari-mutuel funds with bids submitted for most. progress includes redecorated Commercial Hall, road work, fences, drainage, and updated restrooms and showers for fairgoers and carnival operators. Mrs Harwood Lindsey to assist.
City police announced a daily and nightly watch at the new Oswego Beach site. After a report shortly before 10 PM an officer found about 100 teenagers fled as officers approached. Beer containers were found and about 20 names were obtained for follow up.
Raymond Scott, confined to Trinity Lutheran Hospital after a ladder fall left him with a broken neck, witnessed his daughter Nancy Ann Scott and James Springer wed at his bedside. The Mayview, Missouri couple delayed no ceremony as doctors stated he could not leave bed.
A Boeing 707 carrying 130 aboard diverted to Mehrabad airport, Tehran, after fuel conservation circling. One passenger sustained a twisted wrist. The aircraft was en route from Karachi to London as a Pakistan International Airlines jet.
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