Saycees Fourth of July Celebrates
Saycees Fourth of July celebration features an early parade with a free drum exhibit marching exhibitions and a baton twirling contest as part of the town’s holiday festivities.
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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
7
Saycees Fourth of July celebration features an early parade with a free drum exhibit marching exhibitions and a baton twirling contest as part of the town’s holiday festivities.
Dr. David D. O'Brien of the Oswego County American Cancer Society warns a tan may be stylish yet dangerous as sun exposure drives skin cancer, the most common cancer in the United States. He notes 105,000 new cases yearly and stresses early detection, seven warning signals, and simple biopsy. Protective clothing helps outdoor workers, and common sense can prevent many skin cancers.
Wichita Falls Texas report notes Airman Christine S Waikiett daughter of Mrs. Robert E Waiklett of 7573 Rome Street Pulaski New York has graduated from a U.S Air Force technical school at Sheppard Air Force Base Texas. Also Private Victor Canale Jr age 20 son of Mr and Mrs Roach Street Fulton New York completed a construction drafting course at Army Engineer School Ft Belvoir Virginia May 28.
Melissa Vaughn elected president of the 1968 MACS National Honor Society at Mexico Academy and Central School. Neil Olmstead named vice president. meeting adjourned until September. Plans for annual outing dinner July 10 with members meeting at Davis home.
Lane Jordal of Stone Rd leads his agriculture degree at Morrisville State University Agricultural and Technical College during the 57th commencement. Toby Pere has herd duties at Charles Eaves farm in Oneida. James Schenck, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schenck, completed basic training at Lackland AFB and will study munitions at Lowry AFB. John Nivison of Church St recovers from illness. Rev Ellison L. Elmer prepares July vacation as Presbyterian services are covered by guest ters at 12:30 p.m. and morning service in the interim.
Portland Oregon was chartered in 1851 with a population of 821. The current population stands at about 378,540, reflecting long term urban growth and development in the city.
In Olympia state motor vehicle records show poor credit risk drivers have higher accident and violation rates. The study reports deadbeats with worse driving histories exhibit more collisions per year and stricter insurance or penalties may follow.
In Honolulu AP reports police collected 315 guns during a gun turn in drive. Assistant Police Chief Fred led the effort, urging residents to surrender unwanted firearms to reduce violence and improve safety citywide.
In the Palladium Times on June 27 1968 Papa described the public campaign as very important to the campaign effort and satisfying. He urged broad support and emphasized civic duty as central to the event.
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