Promotion list at Minetto School shows many pupils advancing
Minetto Union School announces end of term promotions across grades from kindergarten to ninth. Names include numerous students per grade such as David Briggs and Lynn Cooper in kindergarten to first. Ronald Bullard and Cynthia Carosella in first to second. Larry Alesci and Debora Baldwin in third. and many more advancing through seventh to eighth and eighth to ninth.
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Newell W. Mowry
Minetto Union School Today
David Briggs
Lynn Cooper
Brian Dingman
Charles Eastridge
Kirk Hamilton
Michael Hart
Bobby Howard
Tommy Lockwood
Richard Mulcahey
Bobby Ravesi
David Richmond
Larry Roland
Billy Snihur
Jim Tesoriero
Arlene Barber
Kathy Barry
Ann Beckwith
Ann Bullock
Kelly Christofaro
Victoria Dumas
Carolyn Hall
Karen Janice
Judy Knopp
Pamela Price
Deborah Santoro
Mary Alice Sharkey
Cindy Smith
Gail Victory
Colleen Nelson
Janice Johnson
Lynn Rowlee
Roberta DeGroff
Rosanne Frataccia
Beth Costanzo
Linda Johnson
Linda Halpin
Matt Hinckley
Freddie Knopp
Mat Talamo
Eric Parr
Daniel March
Gary Rookey
James Spink
Mike
Debora Baldwin
Marvy Ellen Becker
Jerry Blum
Helen Briggs
James Bristol
Christine Culver
Bonnie Czerow
Rose Marie Dennison
Raymond Doud
Michael Gibson
James Gurney
Robert Hogan
Lisa Holgado
Larry Kaylor
David Looper
Deborah Miller
Mike Nelson
John Rockwood
Robert Roland
Susan Sharkey
Loren Snihur
Gary Sova
Larry Rookey
Rosanne Roy
Donald Todd
Jeffrey VanGorder
Darwin Watts
Kim Wygant
Mark Bristol
Susanne Carpenter
Jeff Coper
Cecelia DeGroff
Douglas Dodge
Lu-Ann Engle
Ronald Frost
Margo Falise
Sandra Georgeff
John Hoefer
Wendy Holmes
Thomas Howard
Daniel Johnson
Mark la Bouef
Michael Loughrey
Doris March
Linda McKinstry
Kevin Myhill
Ronald Nelson
Peter Parr
Carolyn Sharkey
Diane Sharkey
Roxanne Smith
Bruce Spink
Pamela Thompson
Beverly van Buren
Judy Westcott
Diane Bateman
Laurie Blum
Roger Bullard
John Burke
Colby Capizzi
Howard Davey
Deborah Flack
Michele Fabrizio
Richard Frost
Martin Grove
Theodore Hinckley
Arthur Hough
Bethany Knapp
Mary Lawton
Valerie Marks
Kathryn O'Donnell
Deborah Patrick
Daniel Potter
Betsy
Elizabeth Leto
Teresa Mangano
Diane March
David Marsh
Rosemary Mistico
Thomas Murabito
Luanne Nichols
William Ileyourryk
Lois Pierce
Richard Postesel
Douglas Potter
Paul Quigley
Karen Rogers
David Roland
Roxanne Spillman
Leonard Terzulli
Nancy Marber
S. Bradshaw
R DeGroff
Eason
Cathy Holmes
Debbie Loughrey
Linda Mack
JoBeth Pfaff
Kim Rossiter
Mary Beth Sheridan
Ella Summerville
Timothy Gibson
July Gill
James Hooper
Paul Johnson
Constance Loughrey
Fred Malambri
Randy Miller
Fred Mistico
Susan Perau
Deborah Proud
Leo Rookey
Diane Ledner
Barbara Stevens
Robert Talamo
Gerry Watts
Carol Wilmott
Florence Worden
Susan Annorino
Earl Barber
Ida Bristol
Michael Canzone
Mark Cooper
Donald DeGroff
Jacqueline Dodge
Charles Doud
Diane Flack
Roxanne Harris
Kenneth Harris
Larry Hollenbeck
Susan Howard
June Johnson
Edward LaMay
Paul la Bouef
Ronald Mitchelson
Jeffrey Nelson
Kurk Pfaff
Clifford Ledner
David Sharkey
Marshall Sharkey
Carl Spilman
James Thompson
Donald Tonkin
Irene van Buren
Ward Wilmot
Susan Brockhuizen
Derek Capizzi
John Carey
Brian Carter
Bruce Carter
Patti Demm
Robert Eason
Sharon Georgeff
Catherine Godfrey
David Hofer
Joette Holgado
Laurie Knapp
Joan Kon
Christine Loughrey
Sanford MacMillen
Diane Mulcahey
Linda Owens
Douglas Parkhurst
Patricia Roland
David Santoro
Rita Todd
Beverly Tonkin
Mary Wings
Linda Worden
Michelle Baker
William Beckwith
David Boardway
Rebecca Caldwell
Elizabeth
Kathryn DeGroff
Margaret Dewey
Daniel Dorsey
Karl Dumas
Pat Frost
Richard Harris
Suzanne Harris
Sandra Hollenbeck
Gary Jodway
Alan Johnson
William MacMillen
Paul Mangano
Laurie Nelson
James Owen
Sandra Pospesel
Judith Quigley
Jan Rossiter
Marilyn Shannon
Wayne Sharkey
Nicky Spilman
Wayne Spink
Gary Stannard
Cathy Wood
Lorraine Arden
Allen Baldwin
Mark Becker
Cynthia Brown
Ronnie Czirr
Dennis Dorsey
Bruce Doud
John Doud
Daniel Flack
Sandy Godfrey
Philip Holgado
Kathy Krawczyk
Linda Loughrey
Karen Moss
Carol Marsh
Daniel Mulcahey
Leigh Myhill
Paul Parkhurst
Jackie Pfaff
Debbie Phillips
Gary Ledner
David Shafer
Rachel Smith
Theresa Smith
Karen Stafford
Joan Westcott
Nancy White
Larry Battles
Thomas Beckwith
Daniel Caldwell
Sharon Davey
Christine Georgeff
Nora Gibson
Jean Kon
Janet Krawczyk
Thomas LaBouef
Mary LaMay
Marilyn Marsh
Steve Mitchelson
Priscilla Pelton
Lyle Sharkey
Kenneth Stewart
David Tremack
Bonnie Traux
Thomas Wahrendorf
Janet Williamson
Carol Boardway
Thomas Stevens
Donnie Kean
Bonnie Allen
Marie Andrus
Cynthia Belson
Bruce Buske
Patricia Castiglia
Thomas Familo
Dennis Lyons
Richard Norris
Daniel Smith
Gene Sova
Betty Stevens
William
Oswego Foreclosure Sale Ordered on West First Street Property
Oswego County Savings Bank seeks foreclosure sale of a Oswego city parcel described as West First Street and West Bridge Street frontage. The judgment foreclosure sale is set for July 7 1964 at 11:00 AM at the Oswego County Courthouse with Eugene O Connor and State Tax Commission named as defendants.
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Oswego
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New York
West First Street
West Bridge Street
State of New York
Joseph T. McCaffrey
Oswego County
Thomas F. Zain
Adrian K. King
Bartosek's Grocery Granted Beer Sale License
Notice states License No 28 A 88 issued to John Bartosek doing business as Bartosek's Grocery to sell beer at retail for on premise consumption at 37 Murray St Oswego Oswego County New York June 26 July 3 3287.
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Bartosek
Notice of license to sell cider and beer in Scriba New York
THAT license No. 28-A-450 signed to sell cider and beer at retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at Rt. 2, 104 East between Simpson Rd. County Rte 53 inter on SS of Rd RD 2 Scriba, N. Y. County of Oswego for oil premises consumption. ROBERT JOHN ANDERSON June 26, July 3-3288.
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Murray St
Oswego
New York County
Rt. 2
Simpson Rd
Rte
Scriba
N. Y
Robert John Anderson
Manitta's Grocery
West 1St Street
Fulton, N.Y
County of Oswego
Phillip
Dominic Manilta
Manilla’s Grocery
Lombardo’s
Ood
West 5Th St
N.Y
W. Bridge St
James F. Watts
E. van Buren Street
Cassino J. Crisafulli
Catino J. Crisafulli
DBA
Crisafulli Grocery Store
Main Street
Minetto
New York
Fifth St
Fulton
Angelo T. Mirabito
Joseph Mirabito
Mirabito Bros. Food Mkt
West Oneida St
Sebastian Marabito
Wilson Food Market
Hinmanville
Phoenix
Matthew M. Earle
Matt & Jones Grocery
East 10Th St
East Ninth St
Angelo F. Spano
Ecex
Angelo J. Spano
Oswego approves beer wholesale license for Mohawk Distributing Co.
License C-319 issued to Mohawk Distributing Co Inc to sell beer wholesale under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 196 West Fourth St Oswego New York. Date June 26 and July 3 3289 appears in record.
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
The text lists a printing department and contact numbers for the Palladium Times Blog including dial and FI lines, presenting a brief departmental contact snippet.
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Palladium-Times
Licenses Issued Under Control Law At Oswego County Stores
A series of license entries list new or issued liquor and beverage permits under the Control Law for oil premises consumption. Firms and proprietors include Manita’s Grocery, Lombardo’s Food Market, Crisafulli Grocery Store, Dodge’s Superette, Mirabito Bros. Food Market, Wilson Food Market, Matt & Jones Grocery, Pagano Grocery Store, and the Spano estate. Locations span Oswego and surrounding towns with June 19 and 26 dates noted.
175 to Go On 4-H Trip To Watkins Glen
175 two year 4-H members will join an educational Watkins Glen trip on June 29 with Barbara Mandigo and Richard Brewer. Junior activities include demonstrations dress revue and projects plus travel to Oneida Sherrill and Morrisville tours. Elimination and training events lead to July 3 Dairy Tour and July 4 6 Camp Hollis weekend at Oswego Health Camp Hollis theme 4th of July.
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Watkins Glen
Barbara Mandigo
Richard Brewer
Oneida Plating
Sherrill
Morrisville
Donald MacVean
Ken Rude
Mexico
Robert Boice
Jefferson County
Central New York
Lyle Rasbeck
Frank Stearns
Central
Fast Field In $100,000 Race
Three-year-olds compete for two major races at Arlington Park and Hollywood Park. Roman Brother heads the Chicagoan with 123 pounds while National and Cap Size challenge under allowance weights. Real Good Deal leads the Cinema field at 122 pounds with Count Charles and Close By among top contenders.
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National
Arlington Park
Hollywood Park
Qudrangle
Louis Wolfson
Harbor View Farm
Harbor View
R.N. Webster
Russell L. Reineman
Cecil Carmine
Calumet Farm
Delaware Park
Johnny Longden
Count Charles
Women's Guild Cafeteria Supper Planned in North Scriba
The Women's Guild of the North Scriba Baptist church sponsors a public nickel supper served cafeteria style on Saturday June 27 starting at 5. The Evening Star Guild will meet June 29 at Beverly Girard's home for a secret pal gift exchange and next year’s names draw. Final plans for a July 25 ice cream social on the church lawn will be discussed. A recent birthday party honored Miss Irene Hyde at her North Road home. Several graduates from Mexico High School were recognized at Scriba church services on June 14. No services are planned at Scriba church on June 29.
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Women's Guild
North Scriba Baptist Church
Evening
Star Guild
Beverly Girard
Irene Hyde
North Road
Diana Upcraft
Elaine
Sarah
Syria Rappleye
Judy Atlas
Carl Upcraft
David Enos
John Martin
Bud Whiting
Donald Smith
North Semba Baptist Church
Ted Burke
Mexico High School
Scriba Church
Pencils Made From Incense Cedar Yield Vast Output
A typical incense cedar tree generates about 172000 pencils, illustrating the large scale of pencil production and the efficiency of wood use in the industry.
Oswego Baldwinsville youths join Air Force buddy group
Three Oswego Baldwinsville youths joined the Air Force under the Buddy Group program on June 25 to remain together through the first five weeks of basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. Louis Castiglia Steven Russell and Terry Baker, recent high school graduates, received Buddy Group letters from local recruiter Sergeant Bill Bublitz who notes exams can be taken up to six months prior to enlistment.
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Oswego
Baldwinsville
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Louis L. Castiglia
Frank Castiglia
West Fifth St
Steven J. Russell
Alice Russell
Terry N. Baker
Claude E. Baker
East Bridge St
Castiglia
Baker
Oswego Central High School
Russell
Baldwinsville High School
Bill Bublitz
Bublitz
Red China Weak Continued From Page One
The piece surveys military balance, noting U S airlift gains and Pacific deployments. It details Chinese air force strength with about 2 400 planes and 75 000 air force personnel, a 2 600 000 strong PLA with 160 divisions, and a 135 000 navy including submarines and Marines. The text compares U S 7th Fleet carriers and bases to Chinese capabilities.
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Okinawa
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Pacific
7Th Fleet
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U.S
China
Formosa
South Viet Nam
Japan
People’s Liberation Army
World’s Fair Site Size Compared to Principality
The New York World’s Fair site spans one square mile, an area twice that of the principality of Monaco.
National League standings and results summary
National League standings show Philadelphia 40 24, San Francisco 41 27, Pittsburgh 36 29, Cincinnati 35 31, St. Louis 34 34, Chicago 31 32, Los Angeles 33 35, Houston 33 36, Milwaukee 31 36, New York 20 50. Recent results include Pittsburgh 8 New York 1 and St Louis 4 Houston 2 with San Francisco 2 Los Angeles 1 in 13 innings. Future/tonight games listed among Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Houston at Chicago, and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
The American League standings show Baltimore leading with 42 wins and 25 losses, New York 38–26, Chicago 36–26, Minnesota 25–33, Cleveland 32–32, Los Angeles 33–37, Boston 32–36, Detroit 30–34, Washington 29–42, and Kansas City 26–42. Tonight’s schedule features Baltimore at Washington and Detroit at New York among six twi-night pairings and several series goals including Chicago at Minnesota and Kansas City at Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Clevland
International League standings and last night results
Jacksonville leads with 42 wins and 28 losses in the International League standings. Rochester sits at 36 28, while Richmond is 29 35 and Columbus 26 39. Last night results: Jacksonville 10 Syracuse 3. Rochester 5 Atlanta 4. Columbus 4 Buffalo 0. Tonight’s games: Atlanta at Syracuse. Jacksonville at Rochester. Toronto at Columbus. Buffalo at Richmond.
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Richmond
Columbus
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Tile Roofing Co. wins $810 verdict in county suit
The June term at Pulaski ended after a civil action before Judge Don H. Stacy and jury. Tile Roofing Co., Inc. of Watertown sued George and Geraldine Moyer of Sandy Creek on a promissory note and contract. Verdict was $810 for the plaintiff represented by Fred I. Summer of Fulton. Undisposed criminal matters go to Judge Stacy in chambers at the County Building.
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Don H. Stacy
Tile Roofing Co., Inc
Watertown
George
Geraldine Moyer
Sandy Creek
Fred I. Summer
Fulton
Stacy
Tebbetts Heads Back to Cleveland After Heart Attack
Birdie Tebbetts, Cleveland Indians manager, leaves Anna Maria City with his wife Mary and four children to return to Cleveland for a physical exam. If cleared by doctors, he will rejoin the Indians immediately after recovery from his April heart attack in Arizona during spring training.
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Anna Maria City
Fila
Birdie Tebbetts
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Cleveland
Indians
Arizona
Mary
Congress weighs options on cigarette warnings and FTC rule
The passage outlines seven options for Congress regarding tobacco regulation. It notes the FTC may retain authority over advertising and labels unless Congress acts. It discusses FDA label regulation under the Hazardous Substances Act and possible actions to delay or discard the FTC rule. It mentions a toned warning suggestion and a drastic out lawing proposal unlikely to pass.
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FTC
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Food and Drug Administration
Commission
Paul Rand Dixon
Congress
Dixon
Inadvertent Inaccuracies Over Marine Involvement
White House spokesman acknowledged errors in early statements about Marine personnel and eight Marine helicopters in a search, noting Meridian personnel were sailors and an inadvertence occurred. FBI Director Hoover allegedly contacted Gov. Johnson to correct the record.
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Meridian
FBI
J. Hoover
Gov. Johnson
Reedy
Gen. Johnson
White House
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