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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
8
Three year old Marie Talasieian drowned after apparently falling into a backyard pool ten inches deep. Police said she was playing alone. she was the foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Twardeski of Elmira.
June is Dairy Month as dairy producers and consumers celebrate. Americans average over 300 pounds of fluid milk and cream yearly with dairy products totaling about 635 pounds per person. Calcium, riboflavin, protein, and other nutrients come largely from dairy, at roughly 17 cents per food dollar.
Lloyd Cochran, a Lockport industrialist and civic leader, delivers the keynote to 57 Altmar-Parish-Williamstown central seniors at the APW graduation. Diplomas are presented by President Fred Davidson. Awards include Best Typist Karen Kelly, Homemaker Elizabeth Sperling, and various Student Council, Grange, Legion, and PTA honors to multiple students.
Raymond E. La voie Jr. was elected commander of Stone-Davis Post No. 384 American Legion in a recent meeting. New officers include Robert Savage first vice commander William H. Hagan second vice commander Theodore Polczak third vice commander. other posts filled by Robert Watkins ad jutant Elmore B. Stone finance officer Norman J. Olmstead service officer Charles W. Tollerton chaplain Ernest L. Shampine sergeant at arms Avery C. Dimon historian and Harry F. Fish three-year trustee. New executive nominees Albert Adams Harry Alnutt James Humbert Roy Fellers and Ernest Blanchard. Delegates Raymond Lavoie Jr Harry Fish John Castle. Alternate delegates Robert Savage William Hartwell Charles Aspinwall. Installation set for July 16 and Mexico Legion Auxiliary picnic at Selkirk State Park on July 23.
Nigeria's Dick Tiger arrived in New York amid talk of a return title bout with Joey Giardello after Giardello defeated Tiger in Atlantic City last December. The former champion seeks another shot at the middleweight crown.
The Hannibal recreation program starts Monday June 29 with a swimming program hosted at Chillson's Pond on Monday Wednesday and Thursday afternoons from 12 30 to 4 30 pm. Bus routes include Route 1 to the pond with a long loop, Route II to Martville Crockett's Sterling Valley and back, and Route III looping to Hannibal Center Gurnsey Road and Dexterville before returning to the pond. John Columbus Bowen's Corners Niggerville and Mrs Ethy Abbott and Mrs Bettye Hughes will supervise swimming. The Hannibal Central School Playground opens June 29 with hours 9 am to 11 30 am and 1 pm to 2 30 pm on Monday and Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday Lee Buckholtz will be the playground instructor for a program offering badminton archery tennis track and field softball field hockey speedball volleyball horseshoes and basketball. Girls wishing to form a softball league should meet Tuesday morning on the playground.
Joseph Shoenfelt, associate professor of art at State University College Oswego, returned from New York City after attending the first International Congress of Craftsmen. Delegates from 44 countries gathered, with India Finland and Scandinavian nations sending large contingents. Shoenfelt led the Metal Media area and displayed his book The Designing and Making of Handwrought Jewelry.
The crippled Norwegian freighter Stella Nova was freed from a rock ledge in the St Lawrence River and headed to Montreal for repairs after steering failed. Two salvage tugs pulled the ship free. about 300 tons of flour were transferred to a barge, with damage estimated at $250,000.
In Covington New York four year old Gail Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Jackson drowned Tuesday in a pond on a visiting farm in Wyoming County. Deputies say she wandered off and fell in.
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