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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1968
Page
3
Fort Ontario in Oswego reopens after restoration work with special showings titled Fort Ontario: Guardian of the North. Tours of the restoration area are offered by the Fort Ontario office at 13126 Oswego, or contact 343-4711 for details and schedules.
Alcan has filed an appeal over two union elections as a spokesman stated three days before the deadline. The action concerns labor representation at the company and is pending review by the labor relations body.
The Oswego Stamp Club schedules its last meeting before the summer recess at 8 p.m. at the Fort Ontario Recreation Center. Dr. Orla will address attendees and oversee stamps and related exhibits.
The Sigma Delta Class of State will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Milton Decker for a Penny Fund event. Hostesses for the gathering will be announced.
John R. Otis Sr., 72, longtime furniture store owner at 38 E Bridge St Oswego, died Saturday. Funeral at 2 p.m. at Maurer Funeral Home Liverpool with Rev Milton T Jefferson officiating. Burial in Rural Cemetery Oswego Town. Survived by daughter Mrs Paul McNally, sister Mrs Henry G Toms, four grandchildren. Memorials to Liverpool First Methodist church fund.
New York Democratic State Chairman John J. Burns said McCarthy’s claim to a share of the 65 at large delegates is not unfair though the party will recognize his primary win. He noted no single faction will control the state committee vote as the at large delegate distribution is settled at Friday’s reorganizational meeting in New York. Burns spoke on WCBS saying the outcome hinges on factional balance and bargaining among party groups.
Oswego Rotary Club announces two scholarship winners Miss Margaret A. Beck of Oswego RD 2 and Michael J. Burke of 168 E 6th St both students at local high schools. A faculty committee plus Rotary scholars reviewed finalists. The program began as a loan fund in the 1920s and now provides $300 grants split over two years.
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth M Pfeiffer widow of Edward N Pfeiffer were conducted at Dowdle Funeral Home and St Stephen s Church with a high Mass of requiem. Rev Leo Kalinowski officiated at the graveside prayers in St Paul s cemetery. Bearers were Stanley F Lisk William Cottom Frank Lisk Francis J Graves William F Coyer and Erwin Mueller.
In New York State over the weekend two sisters aged 214 months and 4% years drowned when a boat capsized off the Atlantic coast. Traffic mishaps claimed 21 lives, with drowning noted among the weekend fatalities.
Notice to bidders from the Board of Cooperative Educational Services Oswego County invites sealed bids for health services for use in an Area Center of Occupational Education. Bids due 11:00 A.M. CST July 1 1968 at the BOCES office Pulaski New York. BOCES may reject all bids and bids valid for 60 days. No purchase orders before funds available after July 1 1968. Doris Cornell Clerk.
The 63rd graduation exercises for St. Marys School were held June 22 with a Folk Mass and Communion Breakfast. Diplomas and awards were presented by Rev. Robert E. Hall. Notable honors went to James Von Holtz Ann Marie DiDominick Paula Wise and William Culkin among others.
SANDY CREEK The Castaldo Construction Co of Oswego will receive the general contract for the new fire hall with a total bid of 37 270 after bidding from 13 firms. Mayor Carl Burritt and others negotiated a reduced scope. interior work to be completed later with volunteer help from the fire department. Castaldo is known for local projects including a Pulaski home for State Senator H Douglas Barclay and church renovations.
The Oswego County Practical Nurses plan their annual picnic at six o clock this evening at the home of Mrs Flossie Merritt in Mexico.
Governor Rockefeller vetoed a bill to ban publication of private information stolen or obtained without consent. The veto, announced today, included a message of reasons but was not immediately available. The measure faced strong opposition from publishers and other news media representatives.
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