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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1975
Page
3
Oswego audience hears Landon Saunders discuss building self image through daily messages, resisting modern secular trends, and urging commitment and covenant in marriage. He questions reliance on secular paths, defends traditional family roles, and calls churches to show compassion while focusing on Jesus message and active outreach.
Entertained on their 35th wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Dice of Fruit Valley hosted a Candlelight dinner on Saturday June 14. Children present were David Dice of Oswego, Susan J. Todd of Bridgeport, Kevin Dice, and Mary Ann Taber. The Dices have seven grandchildren and were married in Syracuse at Lafayette Avenue Methodist Church.
Robert E. Parker, Blount Lumber Co. executive from Lacona, was elected president of the Hiawatha Council Boy Scouts of America at the June 19 annual meeting. He has long served on local scouting executive boards and led Oswego County operations previously.
Aries and partner disagree on plans yet both will enjoy the day. Taurus enjoys a social evening with friends if shop talks are avoided. Gemini may find a quiet moment with a boss at a social event. Cancer seeks privacy for business talks. Leo can secure a favorable contract. Virgo should empathize to see a better path. Libra relaxes with a hobby. Scorpio draws attention at a gathering. avoid jealousy. Sagittarius warns against oversized guest lists for home entertaining.
The National Weather Service reports highs in the 80s in northern New York today with clear skies. Southern sections expect 70s with cloudier conditions and a dry air mass from a high pressure system off the New England coast. Scattered showers may occur in western areas Saturday and Sunday as a cold front passes Sunday.
Swim tickets for Pulaski School Pool are on sale at the Community Education office at the park United Methodist Church. Family rate 15 dollars, adults 10 dollars, seniors 5 dollars. For information call 298 4137. Tentative schedule shows 3 to 4 30 p m and 5 to 7 p m Mondays and Thursdays.
C D Murray Inc of Syracuse submitted the low bid of 64523 among nine tenders for installing hydraulic machinery and controls to operate the four gate sections of Lock 8 in the Oswego Canal. The existing gear driven apparatus will be replaced with electric power equipment and the project is set for completion by January 15, 1976.
Can-Dial a New York State Health Department cancer information service at Roswell Park Memorial Institute offers 36 tape recorded messages in English and Spanish. Call toll free 1 600 462 1884 from 8 a.m. to midnight daily to listen or request brochures listing the titles by writing Roswell Park Memorial Institute Public Education Office 666 Elm Street Buffalo New York 14263.
P J s Weiner World hosts All American Day this Saturday June 28 from noon to 5 p m at East Park. Organizer J Grekaliski says the event invites city and area residents to enjoy themselves meet others and bring musical instruments frisbees and kites. Hot dogs apple pie and a beverage will be sold at a special price.
The Sterling Silver Swingers senior citizens club hosts a Fourth of July craft sale at the Fair Haven elementary school on Richmond Avenue. Exhibitors from Shortsville Lyons Syracuse Manlius Corning Marietta Red Creek Fulton La Fayette and Oswego offer handmade articles. The sale runs July 4 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Refreshments available.
An open house farewell at Pulaski Baptist Church honors Rev. Jerry Miller and family Tuesday July 1 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m. The fillers relocate to Exeter New Hampshire where Rev Miller will assume duties as pastor of the Baptist Church of Exeter.
Mayor Walter Lazarek announced a city contract with Chase Architectural Associates of North Syracuse to design and prepare on site documents for Oswego’s Public Safety Building north of the Holiday Inn on East First Street east of Seneca and Cayuga. The project will house the Police Department and relocate the Fire Company from Bridge Street with planning, architectural, engineering and landscape work. Chase will begin programming interviews in the coming weeks.
Oswego County Senior Nutrition Service releases weekly menus for Fulton City Hall and Oswego Presbyterian Church Hamilton Homes plus Pulaski Park Methodist Church meals. The plan features liver and onion Monday, Spanish rice Tuesday, baked chicken Wednesday, leg of lamb Thursday, and Friday closures. Free blood pressure checks offered July 1 at Fulton and July 2 at Hamilton Homes with social events through July 3. Reservations by 2 p.m. required. call numbers listed for each center.
Roger G. Potter of 119 Ellen Street died June 26 1975 at Riverside Cemetery services Sunday at 1:00 p.m. Dain Funeral Home calling hours Friday 7 to 9 and Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Grant C. McGee of Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton died June 25 1975 at Riverside Church funeral Saturday 10:30 a.m. Scoville Funeral Home calling Thursday and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Obituaries note Roger G. Potter 57 of 119 Ellen St died at Oswego Hospital. Survived by wife Rita three daughters a brother and four grandchildren. Services Sunday at Dain Funeral Home with burial Riverside. Separate notice lists Mrs M A Wuerschmidt death in Tucson and daughter Elaine with two grandchildren. Harvey D Robbins 70 of AD 2 died in Watertown. Service Sunday at Sandy Creek United Methodist Church with burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Burial and calling hours listed. complete obituary to follow tomorrow.
The Dow barely moves as gains and losses stay even amid a pause following six sessions of gains. Fed data hint easing in short term rates, with money supply and business loans down. Investors weigh profit taking after a week of strong Dow gains. American Airlines unchanged at 7 for a large block trade. Dow closes up 1.41 to 874.14, NYSE reports volume rise to 24.56 million.
Protecting Arctic regions Greenland Alaska Norway and Spitzbergen through new measures aimed at preserving ecosystems and wildlife, with authorities coordinating transnational efforts and regulatory frameworks to safeguard fragile habitats.
Grace Lutheran Congregation votes to start Phase I of a two stage renovation including ceiling and wall repair and insulating work. Phase II may update the altar area and nave floor with refinishing and recarpeting. Services will move to Kessler Memorial Hall during summer operations.
A concise note states birds possess sharper vision and hearing and a higher metabolism than most vertebrates, giving them keener sensory perception and quicker energy use.
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