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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
12
Fulton ARL Lb. Johnson reports from South First St with William J. Allen as Circulation contact, noting a 17 percent figure and the local phone line LY 2 6303 for readers.
Fulton is advancing sewer water and street repair programs Mayor Elon K Rowlee said. The Citizens Water Advisory Committee met with Onondaga County officials about tapping Lake Ontario water. Land rights and surveying for Pathfinder Point sewage plant proceed on schedule. Street repairs progress rapidly due to favorable weather.
Durwood Geffken becomes president of the Fulton Rotary Club at the July 1 installation in the Fulton Chamber of Commerce dining room. He succeeds Claude L. Webb and is named with officers Aquilla Barrow Bruner Fox Merton Belcher and Francis Miller. Geffken, his wife Shirley and children John Sue and Nancy live at 112 Baldwin Road in Fulton. He heads the paper mill department at Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp and is a Syracuse University Forestry graduate and WWII Marine Corps veteran.
A new driver education course starts July 1 in Room 16 at Fulton High School at 7 p.m. The six classroom sessions and nine behind the wheel trainings cost 5 25 dollars, payable at the first class. Eligible students must be 16 or older and not in any secondary school.
James Guilfoyle of 512 Highland Street was moved from University Hospital Syracuse to Ithaca Rehabilitation Center after injuries from an automobile crash a month ago.
Edward Blodgett and Richard C. Loomis represented Fulton at the Region 2 Explorer Delegate Conference held at Syracuse University from June 21 to 25. The program covered vocations and leadership training, expansion of Explorer units, plus a talent show and a closing speech by Maj. Gen. Westmoreland on Character Counts.
Thirty five foreign students on an American Field Service tour will stay with local families this weekend. They will arrive Friday at 7 p.m., tour Fort Ontario Saturday, enjoy a municipal pool party and a Chamber of Commerce dance. Participants hail from Argentina Belgium Brazil Colombia Costa Rica Denmark Greece Iran Italy Japan Norway Philippines Spain Switzerland Turkey South Africa Venezuela.
Richard Furlo Fulton and Leigh Colitre flew to Europe for a two month stay. They will join the International Summer Conference of the American Field Service in Berlin during the first two weeks of August. Both studied at Fulton High School as exchange students after their junior year, with Leigh in West Berlin for 1959 and Richard in Turkey for 1960. Richard is a junior at Ohio State University and Leigh will be a senior at the University of Buffalo.
Three motorists appeared before Judge James Fannin in Fulton city court and paid a total of 25 dollars in fines. Paul Miller of RD 2 Fulton paid 15 dollars for speeding, Dorothy Green of 1121 Longview Drive Lancaster PA paid 5 dollars for disobeying a traffic sign, and James Carvey of 168 North Fifth Street paid 5 dollars for disobeying a traffic signal.
Mrs. John N. Nichols 86 of Camden and Rochester died Tuesday in Fairport Baptist Home Fairport She was born Redfield daughter of Robert H and Lydia A Smith Taylor and married August 30 1899 in Redfield Her husband died 1949 They moved to Rochester in 1947 to live with son J Harold Nichols Survived by daughter Lucille Penney Syracuse sister Anne Getty Granville brother Bradley Taylor Mexico seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren Funeral 2 pm Friday at Sanborn Funeral Home Camden Rev Ernest W Bittner United Presbyterian officiating Burial Forest Lawn Cemetery Calling hours Thursday 7 9 pm
President Kennedy received a ringing welcome from about a quarter of a million Irish fans in Dublin. He spoke after a ceremony disrupted by a broken PA system, while family and dignitaries including Eunice Kennedy Shriver, Jean Smith, Ambassador McCloskey, and labor leader George Meany were introduced.
Karen Salsbury daughter of Glen Salsbury and Donald R. Jones son of Robert Jones were married Saturday June 8 at 2 pm at State Street Methodist church Fulton. Rev Harold Thomas officiated. Reception at Fulton Chamber of Commerce followed by wedding trip to the mountains.
Marilou Jean Libera daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Libera of 601 West Third Street Fulton married Edward Joseph Sohoski son of Mrs Mary Sohoski of Bridgeport PA in a 2 PM Sunday ceremony at St Michael Church Fulton The Rev Stanley Macewicz officiated.
Firefighters responded to a delivery truck blaze at Barbaga lo''s Florist Shop 703 West First Street on Wednesday at 4 45 p m. The flames were confined to the truck engine, officials said.
State Board approves Fulton city jail after a May inspection. The fourcell facility in the city hall annex shows clean conditions and proper administration. Officers monitor inmates hourly, records show 218 males held in 1962, with no female detention facilities.
Deane W. Malott will become president emeritus of Cornell University Sunday after 12 years of rapid expansion. James Perkins of the Carnegie Corp. takes office Monday as his successor. The 423 acre Ithaca campus saw a $110 million construction drive, enrollment exceeding 12,000, faculty rising to 1,213, and graduate enrollment increasing to 2,467. Malott, 64, will keep an office but no duties for now and plans travel with no definite future plans.
Wholesale egg offerings in New York were light but adequate with demand good but subdued. Spot quotations show whites and browns across grades: extras to peewees range from 17 to 38 cents per dozen, with top quality and large lots influencing the exchange-based prices.
Chuck McKinley of St. Louis defeated Arthur Ashe of Richmond 6-3 6-3 6-2 in the Wimbledon Championships third round. Ashe became the first American Negro man to compete in the championships. Herbie Flam of Palm Springs was eliminated after darkness halted his second round match, with Adrian Bey of Rhodesia winning 6-1 13-1 2-6 4-6 12-10.
New York report says the grand jury probing the State Liquor Authority began a summer vacation after issuing two more indictments. Fourteen people have been indicted since last fall. One defendant died by suicide after being indicted. Indicted are Jack M. Golly, 52, Bowery bar operator, and Harry Neyer, 59, lawyer.
A compact listing of stock prices and percentage changes for numerous companies. Key names include Allied Chemical, American Motors, Boeing Aircraft, Chrysler, Dow Chemical, Ford Motors, General Motors, IBM not listed, IBM absent, Texaco not listed, Penn RR, Sears Roebuck, Union Carbide, US Steel, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and many others with percentage changes ranging from single digits to over 100 percent. The list reflects broad market activity and sector diversity from the late era.
Oswego County will host Operation Advance, a series of four weekly grassroots discussions in February 1964. Led by Ralph Geiger and Carol Connelly, the program aims to raise questions, foster debate, and develop informed community leadership on growth education resources and world tensions.
The June term of Oswego County Court in Pulaski closed today as Judge Don H. Stacy discharged the jury panel. Unfinished business including several criminal cases will be resumed in chambers in Oswego County Building. The next term is set for October in Oswego.
Union barbers in the Capital District plan to charge $1.75 for a haircut. The move reflects lower service costs and aims to attract customers in a competitive market.
Stock averages show declines with Industrials at 708.77 down .22, Railroads 173.88 down .07, Utilities 139.32 up .05. Eastern States and North Canadian Oils are among listed movers as of 2 p.m. on the American Stock Exchange report.
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