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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1964

Page

5

Holiday Inns eye Oswego urban renewal site

Holiday Inns, the fast growing motel chain, shows interest in Oswego Area 2 of the UK tract for a new hotel. Mayor Shapiro notes a survey by Jules Pomeranz Co. to prove need before federal rules allow development. Demolition and land acquisition aims target Area 3 first, with title clearance by Feb 1 1965.

Holiday Inns Oswego Ralph Shapiro Jules Pomeranz Co Philadelphia Qoswego College Atomic Power Pliant Rocco Vivenzio Hotel Pontiac Hotel Pontiac East Side John P. Chwalek East First and Second Bridge and Cayuga Sts East First Bridge Sts Shaw Garage George H. Campbell Co., Inc Frank G. Wells Area 3 Campbell's

Oswegonians to Purchase Steadman Farm for Fishing Club

A group led by H A Wilcox George E Farrell C K Light N L Bates and R A Downey near completion of plans to buy The Steadman farm at Redfield for a fishing club and social retreat. A municipal bath house is urged and two new voting machines are needed as districts rise to 12 14 this fall. Dr Mary Walker gains Utica press coverage of vaudeville appearance at Lumberg Theater and comments ministers should denounce tobacco more than dancing.

H. A. Wilcox George E. Farrell C. K. Light N. L. Bates R. A. Downey Steadman Redfield Recorder Gill Aloin Podamici Miam Columbia West Eighth St O. M. Meyers Jamestown Mary Walker Utica Lumberg Theater

Local Weather Report and Forecast

The report covers 24 hours ending 9 am with a high of 70 and low of 33, mean 61.5, no precipitation, wind 12, station pressure 30.08 steady, humidity 67, sunset 8 51, sunrise 5 26. The forecast calls for mostly sunny and warmer this afternoon with highs mid 80s, cooler near the lake, fair tonight at 60 to 65, generally fair and warm Saturday with a chance of a isolated thunder shower and southwest winds 15 to 30 during the day and 15 or less at night. Highest on this date 92 in 1943 and lowest 48 in 1926.

Chemistry Regents Exam Stands as Tough Yet Fair

State Education Department spokesman said the chemistry Regents exam will not have its passing grade lowered despite widespread complaints. An associate cited factors making the test harder, including elimination of incorrect choices and a shift toward applied concepts over memorization.

State Education Department John Favitta Science Education Department New York State

Palm in Grand Prix at Watkins Glen this weekend

More than 100 top sports car racers compete in the 17th annual Watkins Glen Grand Prix. Ronald B. Palm from this village is among the entrants. The United States road racing championship event is set for Sunday.

Pulaski Ronald B. Palm United States

GUEST MUSICIANS AT CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SERVICE

Mrs Boyd and daughter Susan will perform at the Congregational church during worship at 10 45 Sunday morning. They will play Telemann flute and piano pieces and Mascagni Intermezzo with Mrs Boyd at the piano. Choir soloists Sharon Stone and Wallace Clark. organist Vera Clark will play postlude. Communion Sunday at 3 45 a m and Junior Church. Summer schedule shifts start July 12 with 10 a m worship through Sept 6.

Robert Knox Heads Puaski Lions Club

Puaski New officers were installed at the Lions Club meeting this week at Dracos Restaurant. Robert Knox is president with Edison Zufeit as first vice president Merritt A. Switzer as second vice president LaFayette Petrie as secretary Claude Grosso as assistant secretary Bernard Gregg as treasurer William Cladridge as tail twister Edward Airport as lion tamer Laurence Plante Joachin Michael Lawrence Valle and Floyd Carpenter named directors.

Pulaski Lions Club Dracos Robert Knox Edison Zufeit Merritt A. Switzer LaFayette Petrie Claude Grosso Bernard Gregg William Cladridge Edward Airport Laurence Plante Joachim Michael Lawrence Valle Floyd Carpenter

Camp Lighting Safety Urged by Adequate Wiring Bureau

Lakeside and country campers risk injury when outdoors after dark without proper lighting. K C Steblen, manager, cites risks from stubbed toes to broken bones and urges lighting at boat houses, docks, paths, stairs, yards, patios and porches to improve safety and usefulness after dark.

K. C. Steblen Adequate Central New York Steblen

Wiring theft and blowouts plague lakeside camp

Campers without separate exterior circuits tap indoor outlets, causing overloads. A lakeside camper recalls a late night run to town for fuses after a pump motor blew the kitchen fuse, leaving lights, stove, and refrigerator dead until replacement.

Lakeside

Oswego Ber ries Forecast Amid Strong Crop Prospects

Finest crop of Oswego berries in 10 years forecast as 5,400 crates are shipped to New York today. Oswego Nets beat Amsterdam 6-3 behind Harry Tashiam and 2-0 with Syl Nowak on the mound. losers now lead locals by only a half game.

Oswego New York Oswego High Jeanette Goodness Thomas Kaczowka Calvin Bond Richard Schneider Patricia Otis Edward Walentuck Thomas J. Kaley Eudora M. Lockwood Andrew

Dulles and Eden discuss united policy to halt communism

Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden consider a joint British American approach to block further Communist gains in Southeast Asia. The season’s first domestic wheat shipment from Duluth to Albany is set to transship here early next week. Eugene F. Sullivan Jr. is named director of Camp Hollis with a Monday opening.

State Dulles Anthony Eden Southeast Asia Duluth Albany Eugene F. Sullivan Jr Camp Hollis

Picnic Lunch Planned by Pulaski Society Group

There will be a meeting of the Children of the American Revolution Casimir Pulaski Society on Saturday June 25 at 1 p.m. for a picnic lunch at the home of Mrs Myron Burghdorf. All members should bring a dish to pass.

Pulaski Children of the American Revolution Casimir Pulaski Society Myron Burghdorf

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