Board and Teachers Group Meet Tomorrow in Closed Session
A meeting of the board and the Oswego Classroom Association is slated for tomorrow in a closed session at the board offices. Fact finder Robert Basso, named by the New York State Public Employment Relations Board, led a four hour session with no negotiated contract reached for the 1968-69 school year. Basso will draft recommendations for submission to both sides and PERB with Willis Sargent assigned to monitor. The board approved changes to a $4.9 million budget in the absence of Judge Adrian K King, with administration officials present at a morning state aid hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Basso
Syracuse
Watertown
New York State Public Enloyment Relations Board
Act Finder
Eben Poland
PERB
Basso
Poland
At &É Tperal Jeans
Board of Education
Adrian K. King
Ing
Clarken
J. B. Kelly, Jr
Stanley Jackson
Urgent Need for Biology Teacher at Oswego High School
Oswego High School authorities voiced urgent need for an additional biology teacher for the summer session. Two planned sections expanded to accommodate four extra students. 14 pupils may return Monday. If filled, three classes of about 30 students each would form. The biology Regents exam this year was unusually stringent, causing previously strong students to fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego High School
Fred J. Prior
Oswego County Freshmen Named at St Lawrence Univ Canton
Five Oswego County students will join the St Lawrence University freshman class in September. Names include Pauline FE Kingston Kevin C Riley and Robert E Weaver plus Carol V Wright and others with listed addresses in Oswego Town Weston and Fulton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County
St. Lawrence University
Canton
Oswego
Pauline FE
Kingston
W. Fourth &J
Kevin C. Riley
Murray
Robert E. Weaver
Joe Fulton
H. Leon
Dewey
Wstown
Carol V. Wright
Redfield Rd
Trooper Nabs Two Youths For Burglary
Trooper Terry Craft of Pulaski State Police unit nabbed two youths ages 13 and 17 after a reported burglary at a camp near Pulaski. They were spotted along abandoned railway tracks while being questioned about entries at a camp owned by Anthony Hoppe of North Syracuse. The address near Palmiteer Road lies southwest of Pulaski in Richland. Names were not released at presstime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Craft
Pulaski
New York Central
Craft
Anthony Hoppe
S. Bay Road
Syracuse
Palmiteer Rd
Rich
Grizzly sows rarely mate many cubs or yearlings
A study notes that only about one third of adult Grizzly bear sows are candidates for mating while many sows with cubs or yearlings do not mate in the season.
Parade and activities set for July Fourth celebration
The event plans a parade with free activities including marching exhibitions baton twirling and drum corps competition plus a large fireworks display. If rain occurs the program moves to July 5.
International flavor added to Oswego Fourth of July event
The Oswego Jaycees Fourth of July celebration will feature students from Italy India Japan Czechoslovakia Finland and Venezuela in the English as a Foreign Language program. About 25 students are expected to observe a parade baton twirling drum corps and fireworks. If rain forces, the program shifts to July 5 at Fort Ontario parade grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Jaycees
Italy
India
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Venezuela
State University College At
Oswego
United States
Drum Corp
Fort Ontario
Obituary for Mrs. Aileen M. Maxon of Oswego
Mrs. Aileen Mary Maxon of 138 Liberty Street Oswego died Thursday morning after a short illness at Oswego Hospital. Born in Willsboro Essex County she lived in Oswego 40 years and was a registered nurse and St Marys Catholic church member. Surviving are son Frederick, five grandchildren, sister Mrs Albert Jovest and four Flora brothers. Funeral Monday at 8:30 a.m. from home and 9 a.m. at St Marys church burial in St Marys. Friends may call this evening Saturday Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Mary Maxon
Liberty St
Oswego Hospital
Frederick J. Maxon
Willsboro
Essex County
Oswego
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Church
Obituary Notice for Martin Beckwith of Oswego
Martin Beckwith, 86, of Oswego, died early this afternoon at Oswego Hospital. A complete obituary will be published in Saturday's paper. Arrangements are in care of Dowdle Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Backwith
Martin Beckwith
Oswego
Oswego Hospital
Dowdle Funeral Home
Five Day Weather Forecast for Upstate New York
The five day forecast says temperatures will average near normal in the north and southeast and below normal in the west. Daytime highs range from the upper 70s to mid 80s in the north and southeast, and mainly in the 70s in the west. Overnight lows in the 50s to low 60s. Weekend warmth then cooler late period. Precipitation may exceed three quarters of an inch in the southeast with showers throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upstate
N. Y
Albany
New York
Weather Bureau
Oswego Soldier Awarded Bronze Star for Vietnam Action
Second Lieutenant Charles G. Bohlinger III, 23, son of Mrs. Bernice H. Bohlinger of 60 W Schuyler St Oswego, received the Bronze Star Medal with V device for heroic actions February 14 in Vietnam. He reorganized his platoon, led attacks under heavy fire, eliminated five enemy bunkers, and killed 12 soldiers while wounded, later continuing the fight. He is hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after multiple surgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G
Terry) Bohlinger II
Vietnam
23D Infantry
Bohlinger
Bernice H. Bohlinger
W. Schuyler St
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
25Th Infantry Division
United States Army
B. F. Hood
Panama
South Vietnam
Terry
Oswego
Alon
Explosive Barn Fire Near Akron New York Under Guard
Police and volunteers guarded an isolated Akron area barn after a Thursday blaze reported to contain explosive and toxic chemicals. Firefighters extinguished the flames with help from a Hooker Chemical Co. chemist. The barn held drums of picric acid and sodium nitrate with warnings that heat or friction could trigger a toxic, village‑wide release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
N.Y
Buffalo
Denton
Hooker Chemical Co
Niagara Falls
Lance Kohn
Hooker
Edward J. Doran Named Northeast Airlines Senior Station Manager
New York Edward J. Doran was announced as Northeast Airlines Senior Station Manager at John F. Kennedy Airport by Richard Eckert Director of Ground Operations. Doran succeeds Louis Della Bovie who resigned. He is a Johnstown Pennsylvania native and previously managed Airport Services for American Airlines in Philadelphia. During 20 years with American he held supervisory posts in Syracuse Los Angeles and at American’s New York headquarters. He also served on the Air Transport Association baggage handling committee and spent World War II with the Air Transport command. They have three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward J. Doran
Northeast Airlines
John F. Kennedy
Richard Eckert
Doran
Louis Della Bovie
Johnstown
American Airlines
Philadelphia
American
Air Transport N. Y
Firecrackers Spark Complaints Across City
Complaints rise as youths use firecrackers despite illegality. West Seneca Ontario Street and E Sixth Cayuga Street areas report disrupted sleep. In a separate incident, Richard W. Secor, 20, of 84 E Schuyler Street, was charged with driving without a license after a wet pavement skid on West Seneca Street arterial left him hitting traffic signs and a utility pole near the West End Diner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seneca and
Ontario
E. Sixth
Cayuga
West Seneca St
Richard W. Secor
E. Schuyler St
George von Holtz
Paul Stoner
Secor
West End
St Joseph Choir to sing at Donna Canale wedding
The members of St Josephs Choir are asked to report to the church on Saturday June 29 at 12 noon to provide singing at the wedding of Miss Donna Canale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Choir
Donna Canale
Maxon Deaths Aileen Mary Maxon Dies in City
Aileen Mary Maxon wife of the late Frederick J. Maxon died Thursday June 27 1968 in the city Friends are invited to call at the residence 138 Liberty St and attend the funeral Monday July 1 at 8 30 a m from the residence and 9 a m at St Marys Church Interment at St Peters Cemetery
Oswego Summer Recreation Opens for Eight Weeks
Oswego announces an eight week summer recreation program beginning July 1 and ending August 23. Eleven play areas including Riley School Hamilton Kingsford Park and Fort Ontario host events with lifeguards on duty weekends. A twilight basketball league for 15 to 21 year olds is supervised by Irwin Dewey. An Arts and Crafts program led by Ann Callaghan and Barbara Coffins runs across parks while a Minor League Baseball program for 8 to 12 year olds operates at multiple locations under Dan Williams John Hogan Fran Cutro and William Shaffer. Archery and tennis are scheduled at Fort Ontario James P Culinan Ice Rink Fitzhugh Park and other sites with a mid August tennis tournament. Track activities occur Thursdays at Leighton Field with schedules posted by Mary Vona. Aims include high school baseball for working youths and increased social activities at Scriba Beach when weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Oswego Beach
Riley School
Hamilton
Fort Ontario
James P. Cullinan
Larry Decker
Fitzhugh Park
Leighton Fie
Irwin Dewey
Garbage Strike Ends in Toronto After Massive Accumulation
More than 50 000 tons of garbage waited in Toronto as a strike by 3700 outside workers ended. The Canadian Union of Public Employees voted 1069 to 724 to accept wage offers similar to those proposed by the government before the walkout. Initial demands had been 50 percent over $2.61 an hour, later scaled to 20 percent, with a 15 percent raise plus retroactive and backdated increases. The settlement raises the hourly rate to about $3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canadian Union of Public Employes
Health official warns of fire risk at chemical barn incident
Erie County Health Commissioner Dr. William Mosher cited fire outbreaks as the greatest danger after a barn incident. Representative Donald Tamol noted picric acid as the most explosive chemical present, with only a few bottles remaining, highlighting fire prevention as the main issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Tamol
Erie County Health Commission
William Mosher
Mosher
Tamol
Driver Misses Animal and Crashes in Han nibal Village
Richard W. Cole, 18, escaped injury after swerving eastbound on Wiltseville Road to avoid an animal. his car left the road and hit a utility pole. Sheriff Thomas Tenfke reports the incident occurred around 2 10 this morning in Han nibal village. Elbert M. Darrow, Rt. 64 Mexico RD 8, struck by Laws’ eastbound car on Liberty St. Laws, finishing a driveway when the collision happened. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Cole
Wiltseville
Hannibal Village
Thomas Tenfke
Mexico
Leon R. Laws
Hannibal
Liberty St
Elbert M. Darrow
Seald McFee
Local Weather Report Summary
A 24 hour period ending at 8 am recorded high 59 low 55 mean 57 with SSE wind at 10 mph. Precipitation 1.16 inches. Relative humidity 99 percent. Pressure 29.83 rising. Sunset 8:51 pm. Sunrise tomorrow 5:27 am. Historical extremes: highest 98 in 1941, lowest 48 in 1905.
Noon Weather Update With Clearing Skies
Sky partial clearing tonight with cool temperate shift. Daytime high around 65 to 70 observed, tonight low near 55 with light southwest winds. Saturday looks generally fair and warm with highs in the 70s and southwest winds up to 20 mph.
Oil Can Be Reused After Cleaning, Experts Say
A rough note suggests oil does not wear out but can be reused after contaminants are removed. The fragment hints at ongoing debate about oil longevity and purity, implying cleaning restores performance.
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Llip Riot
Oswego Shopping Plaza
Charles Bohlinger III
C.G. Borlinge
Paneer
Midway Drive-In
Franke
Johnny
Himes
Wade'’S
Prom
Ninth and Bridge Sts
Medicaid
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