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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
3
Miss Cherry Ann Black daughter of Mr and Mrs John Black Westfield and Robert Joseph Molinari son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Molinari Oswego were married today at 11 am in St James Church Westfield. The Rev Francis J Furfaro officiated a nuptial Mass. The couple will reside in Camillus.
Registration for Oswego High School summer sessions is July 1 at 9 30 a m in Robinson Auditorium with registrations to follow in classrooms. Non resident students report at 1 30 p m. Instruction begins July 5. Fees for residents are 2 per subject plus 1 book rental. non residents pay 7 50 per subject plus the book rental. Music students report July 1 with times by grade.
Thirty-one people were chosen to conduct the annual school census starting July 5, gathering data on residents aged infant to 21. Information include bus ride status and years of formal education, aiding plans for adult education. Enumerators and school leaders urged full cooperation.
At St. Stephen's Catholic Church Miss Eileen Sheila Lavery and James Michael Reitz wed in a nuptial Mass at 11 a.m. The ceremony featured a decorated main altar, organ music, and a procession with the bride escorted by her brother David J. Lavery Jr. The gown was white silk organza with Venice lace and a cathedral mantilla, and the bouquet included stephanotis. Sister Mrs. Robert Thomas of Burlington, Vermont, served as maid of honor.
The bride wore a floor length white point d nef dress with a scoop neckline long Dior sleeves and slim crepe skirt. She carried a white daisies bouquet and wore a crown of daisies. The groom is an Oswego native with Navy service and pharmacy studies. They will reside in Oswego after a New England States tour. Bridesmaids include Miss Mary Ann Reitz and Miss Judith Scoville. Best man was Robert Krolik and ushers were Stanley Lisk and Charles Cherchio. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Country Club and a 2 to 5 p.m. celebration.
The chapter will recess for July and August and resume meetings Sept 9 with a covered dish supper. Line officers will be in charge.
The Enlarged City School District Board of Education will hold a special session Monday night to work toward approval of the 1966-67 budget, due by June 30 under state law. Other items include bonds for the district clerk and treasurer and a correction naming William R. Shaffer, not John Shaffer, as summer recreation program supervisor.
Gifts were presented to Mr. Carter as the oldest father and Raymond Powers as the youngest father at Father’s Day services. Communion is set for Sunday at 8:45 a.m. with Rev. George Butler officiating. Mrs. Kathryn Murphy and Mrs. Hazel Anderson plan a Great Lakes boat cruise returning Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Tornatore, along with family, sold their homes and move to Fulton. Gates and Tornatore will run their beauty parlor from their new home at E Broadway and Fourth St.
Miss Nancy Jane Wheater of Oswego and Carleton Harold Sanborn of Kingston were married at 2 p m in the Reformed Church New Paltz. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with Rev Garret J Wullschleger officiating. The wedding party included sisters Roxann Wheater and Montess Byrd as maids of honor and bridesmaids, with attendants and guests from New Paltz Oswego Kingston and California. The couple will reside at 211 Syracuse Ave Oswego after a July 15 homecoming. earlier events included a rehearsal dinner and pre nuptial parties. The bride is a graduate of Oneonta State and PSU. the groom a Rondout Valley teacher and soon assistant dean at Oswego.
Fulton State Police investigated three accidents with three injuries and one arrest. At Route 48 Granby two youths were injured when John Ferlito swerved to avoid an approaching car, his motorcycle tipping over, and passenger Susan Brown sustaining severe bruises. A second crash on Route 57 near Dix Road involved Lauriston Izlar who fell asleep driving a pickup, suffering facial and elbow lacerations. A third collision on Route 57 near Great Bear Road saw Roy Cooper’s car struck by Ralph Diefendorff who received a summons for failure to yield.
Miss Margaret Ann Oleyourryk and Michael Anthony Castiglia wed at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Minetto. The ceremony featured white gladioli and mountain greens, a lace crowned veil and Watteau train. Attendants, meals at the bridegroom’s home, and plans to travel to Washington DC followed with residence at 154 W Bridge St.
Oswego police report a theft at Chamberlain Pontiac Cadillac where three new Pontiac cars were raised and five tires rims a wheel disc and lug nuts worth 297.50 were taken. The suspect John M Smeidy 18 North Street Mexicao was arrested after a chase and faced charges of speeding and DWI. A separate crash at East First and Bridge Street injured a 26 year old mother and her daughter but both were treated and released from Oswego Hospital.
Leyden E. Brown of 144 W Fifth St Oswego was named by Governor Rockefeller to the State University College at Oswego council for a term to July 1 1974. The 58 year old former Oswego County Bar Association president succeeds Samuel C Castaldo whose term expired. Brown a Williams College and Syracuse University Law graduate, serves on the council without pay.
About 200 longshoremen at Toronto on Lake Ontario began a second day of a walkout from harbor piers in protest of the arrest of two union members on liquor possession charges. Seven ships remained in port as police had charged the two men on illegal possession.
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