Snow Foundation Awards Total $6000 for PACS Students
Pulaski Academy and Central School awarded six thousand dollars in Snow Foundation Incentive Awards at the Awards Assembly on June 15. Seniors received grants up to $600, juniors $400, and younger students $100 to $150, with many named recipients across grades seven to eight. Additional honors included scholarships to the School Press Institute at Syracuse University and various DAR, American Legion, and Civic Club recognitions.
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Pulaski
Snow Foundation
Pulaski Academy
Central School
Richard Marrow
Madora Walsh
Roy Randall
Joanne Glenister
Karen Hollis
Mark McConnell
George Oyenarte
Karla Richards
Jeffrey Elmer
Gloria Glenden
Stephen Hanchette
Sally Lundgren
Sharon Martin
Douglas Mooney
Cathy Scott
Craig Waite
Maureen Dunbar
James
Margaret Goodwin
Judy Carney
James Maring
DAR
Poppy Poster
American Legion
Sam Fedora
Bonnie Carpenter
Gene Webb
Jeanette Atkinson
Peter Heckle
Douglas Havens
Larry Barber
Denise Bouchard
Terry Walker
Karen Jones
Lou Ann Derry
Joseph M
OHS 30 Year Class Plans Big Reunion
Oswego High School Class of 1941 plans a 30th reunion at the Elks Club on July 17 with caterer J Fran cis O Keefe and orchestra Ange Spano and The Three Lads rehearsing 40s music. Reservations due by July 1, open to 1941 and 1942 alumni. planning meeting last night at Mrs. Dorothy Proud 182 East Albany St.
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Oswego
Dorothy Proud
East Albany St
Elks Club
Anita Fierce
East Third St
Movie Timetable at Midway Drive In Theatre
Thursday and Friday showings list Doctor s Wives and Machine Gun McCain with dusk and late matinees. Friday adds You Cant Win Em All and extra showtimes including 12 45.
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Midway Drive-In
Doctors’ Wives
McCain
Doctors Wives
Allied Commands Report Week Of Vietnam War Toll
Allied commands reported last week’s toll: 25 Americans, 353 South Vietnamese soldiers killed and 1,681 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong deaths. American deaths matched the prior week. South Vietnamese deaths rose by 31 while enemy deaths declined by 194. Wounding figures were 215 Americans and 822 South Vietnamese, down from 199 and 934 the previous week.
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Saigon
Oswego Student Among 680 at Westchester CC Commencement
A Westchester Community College commencement on June 14 on the Hartford campus honored 680 graduates. Oswego student David J. Hall, a 3.31 honor graduate in liberal arts social science, attended as part of the ceremony. Dr. Edward J. Mortola of Pace College delivered the main address titled America Tomorrow Dream or Disaster.
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Oswego
Westchester Community College
Hartford
America
Edward J. Mortola
Pace College
New York City
David J. Hall
Two Men Enlist in Navy Delayed Enlistment Program
On June 11, Edward L. Raymond of Marcellus and Leon A. Pauley Jr. of Oswego County were sworn into the Navy delayed enlistment program. Chief Warrant Officer D. S. Thomas presided at the Syracuse sub-station. Raymond, a June graduate of SUNY Oswego, will report for active duty September 23 as an airman, while Pauley plans to finish high school in the Navy and report July 15. Both will train at Naval Training Center Great Lakes. For details, contact Chief Petty Officer Tom Masuiuca at the Navy Recruiting Station in Midtown Shopping Plaza.
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Oswego County
Onondaga County
Navy
Edward L. Raymond
Kingman A. Raymond
Masters Road
Marcellus
Leon A. Pauley, Jr
Leon A. Pauley
Pleasant Point Road
Oswego
D. S. Thomas
Syracuse
Edward
State University College
Leon
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Tom Masuiica
Navy Recruiting Station
Art Classes for Children at Ft Ontario Oswego
Oswego Art Guild at Fort Ontario offers two ten day children’s classes beginning July 5. Ages 7 to 10 meet July 5 to 16 9:30 to 11 am with drawing painting and crafts taught by Thelma Johnson. Ages 11 to 14 meet July 19 to 30 using old Roman Method of Teaching Art led by Mary Loschiavo with painting drawing and clay relief. Registration July 5 at 9 am at Oswego Art Guild. contact Johnson 564-6784 Loschiavo 343-0903 Marshall 343-3601.
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Oswego Art Guild
Fort Ontario
Thelma Johnson
Kingsford Park
Johnson
State University College At
Oswego
Art Institute of Pittsburgh
Bar Relief
Mary Loschiavo
Fulton
Oswego High School Instructor to Attend Educators Conference
Charles D. Young of Oswego High School is invited by Secretary of State William Rogers to join a Foreign Policy Conference for Educators in Washington DC. He will join plenary sessions and panels on topics from Asia and Latin America to the UN and the Peace Corps, selecting three concurrent panels to attend.
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Charles D. Young
Oswego High School
William Rogers
State Department
Washington, DC
Department of State
Asia
AIC
National Council For the Social Studies
Young
RD 2
Candlewood Road
University of Virginia
Syracuse University
Central New York Council For the Social Studies
New York State Council For the Social Studies
The
New York Studies
Nyscss
Local Weather Report and Forecast Summary
24 hour period ending at a.m. high 78 low 58.5 mean 68 wind SSW 6 no precipitation. barometer rising 29.875 humidity 85 percent sunset 8 51 sunrise 5 25 highest 98 in 1875 lowest 44 in 1918. Outlook variable clouds with a chance of showers this afternoon high 75 to 80. Partly cloudy cooler tonight low around 55. Friday sunny with few clouds mild high near 75 west to northwest winds 10 to 20 becoming variable tonight and Friday.
Pulaski Painting Bee at St James Episcopal Church
The painting bee at St James Episcopal Church in Pulaski will run from 1 to 4 p m on Saturday and from 2 30 to 4 30 p m on Sunday.
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Pulaski
St. James Episcopal Church
Pulaski Seniors Get Diplomas This Sunday
Pulaski Academy and Central School plan the 1971 graduation at the new High School Auditorium. Dennis Ball will deliver the commencement address with salutatorian Michael Bayshore and valedictorian Andrea Miller giving student speeches. District principal John A. Hollands and board president Lloyd Otis will present diplomas and scholarships. Baccalaureate services are set at Park United Methodist Church, Pulaski Baptist Church, and St. James Episcopal Church with Reverend Edwin Potter and Reverend Jerry W. Miller delivering sermons.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Academy
Central School
Dennis Ball
Michael Bayshore
Andrea Miller
Ball
John A. Hollands
Henry Mathison
Board of Education
Lloyd Otis
Pulaski Opera House
Park United Methodist Church
Pulaski Baptist Church
St. James Episcopal Church
Park United
Edwin Potter
Jerry W. Miller
PACS
Memorial markers planned to honor Orwell veterans
Orwell plans a permanent memorial marker for World War II, Korea, and Vietnam veterans. The town seeks names and service dates for all local veterans who served honorably, with submissions due for WWII 1949 to 1953 Korea and 1964 onward Vietnam. Names may be left at the Orwell Post Office or mailed to Carl D. Potter, Orwell.
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Orwell
Armed Services
Korea
Vietnam
Carl D. Potter
Morning prayer and baccalaureate sermon at church
The 11 a.m. morning prayer and baccalaureate sermon at St. James Episcopal Church will be delivered by the Rev. Richard Clay.
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the Baptist Church
St. James Episcopal Church
Richard Clay
Park United Methodist Thrift Shop summer hours
The Thrift Shop of Park United Methodist Church in Pulaski will be open Thursdays and Fridays from 10 am to 4 pm and 6 to 8 pm. Friday evenings only. The shop will be closed Saturdays during the summer months.
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Pulaski
Park United Methodist Church
PACS 1951 Class Reunion Set for Sunday at the Elms
Alumni of Pulaski Academy and Central School, Class of 1951, will hold a buffet reunion Sunday at the Elms. Serving will begin at 5:30 p.m.
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PACS
Pulaski
Pulaski Academy
Central School
the Elms
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