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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1969
Page
5
Fulton Junior High School principal Floyd Thornber announces the honor roll for the sixth and final marking period of the 1968-69 school year. The list includes seventh graders Carol Allen through Rolf Zakarias sen and eighth graders Stephen Bartz through Teresa Wray.
The First United Methodist Church in Fulton honored church school teachers youth workers and graduates at a reception after worship. Awards were given to Frances Dann and Allan Mosier. High school graduates named include John Bailey Natalie Clark William Gummer Susan Hungerford Eugene Nichols Jilene Rivers Lynne Scarings Nancy Simpson Sharon Thornber. College grads honored include Kenneth Abbott David Angell Susan Brown Walter Carrington John Donald Lewis Marion Simpson Mauren David Mitchell Dennis Scarings Roberta Thompson.
Auburn reports the State Grange Executive Committee invites Cayuga County leaders and citizens to consider locating the State Grange Headquarters there. If favorable, the site could open in 1972 to mark the Grange's 100th birthday.
A two layer tomato aspic method with a base of tomato gelatin, a middle of cottage cheese with minced chives, and a final tomato gelatin layer. Chill until firm then unmold and garnish with salad greens and pimiento stuffed olives.
Fulton residents achieve academic honors and military service milestones. Bonnie Burton earns an associate degree and will enter Oswego State University as a junior. Connie Townsley makes the Cobleskill dean’s list. Dan Scaggs serves on USS McCloy in the Mediterranean. Wesley Belcher completes Vietnam tour. James Jones earns Mont. Vermont competitive recognition. James Hull makes Indiana Tech dean’s list. Kurt Grow to Geneseo dean’s list. Clarkson welcomes William Ditzer for September study.
Raymond Rice a Hastings resident was issued a summons by the sheriff's department after a one car Hall Road crash one mile east of Oswego at 8 30 this morning. He allegedly left the road struck five guard posts crossed the road and ended in a ditch as Deputy James Ferazzoli investigated.
Mrs William Pilon announces the engagement of her daughter Kathryn Louise Pilon to Pvt Thomas L Ivey son of Mr and Mrs Phillip Ivey Clayton Kathryn is a 1969 graduate of Thousand Island Central School Cape Vincent branch and will attend Oswego State University in the fall Private Ivey attended Thousand Island Central School Clayton branch and is serving a three year Army enlistment
Illinois has played 402 conference football games, the most in the Big Ten, marking a historic milestone for the program and its long-standing schedule in the league.
Fulton delegate Ken Foster helps launch a statewide taxpayers protest group after a Auburn meeting with delegates from Rochester Syracuse Ulster Tompkins Ontario Geneva Canandaigua St Lawrence Kingston and Gardiner. George Michaels the Cayuga Tompkins Democratic assemblyman spoke as organizers plan a Sept 28 Geneva session to discuss a constitution by laws and potential officers.
PULASKI The body of Calvin Presley of Center Road Lacona was found shot in the chest at his residence at 9:45 a m today. Death was designated as death by own action by Dr B K Reed Sandy Creek coroner's physician. Investigators Trooper FE J Mance and H Frank Fiegl of the BCI reported no further information at press time.
Officer In Charge William R. Cummings announced a raise of the parcel weight limit to 40 pounds for shipments between first class post offices after July 1. The 30 pound limit remains between larger post offices in zones 3 through 8, while local and zone 1 2 routes stay at 40 pounds with 72 inch length girth limit. Public Law 89 593 authorized the change with future increases planned to 78 and 84 inch length girth in 1970 and 1971 respectively.
Keith Erickson of the Los Angeles Lakers first played basketball as a high school senior. He says he was busy with other sports before focusing on the game.
Fulton police await Oswego County Lab results on an old skull found during excavation for a new Mimi's Restaurant on North Second Street. The skull could not be identified and may date back as long as 50 years based on its condition. Police expect results Monday.
Fulton obituary for Mrs Georgia R Williams 84 who died at Elm Rest Nursing Home Oswego after a short illness. She resided in Volney for 30 years and is survived by two daughters Mrs Fred Eames Fulton and Mrs Wilfred Bauer Phoenix a son Fayette Williams Syracuse six grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and brother Fred Powers Lafayette. Services Monday 2 pm Foster Funeral Home Reverend Harold A Thomas officiating burial North Syracuse Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7-9 pm and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
Sandy Creek Central School schedules a public hearing June 30 from 7 to 9 pm to consider an amended budget reflecting a new teacher salary agreement. Four consultation groups will explain details, with the budget to be voted at the July 8 annual meeting alongside a Board of Education seat race.
Edward A Whel sky 25 of Fulton RD 2 was cited for unsafe tires after a one car accident on Route 57 south of Bankrupt Road Schroeppel at 10 25 p m Friday. The car skidded on wet pavement crossed the road hit a guide post then spun and struck another post. Troopers H D Slade and F Klein investigated.
Miss Ann Marie Hull daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowell Hull wed Ronald H Bachand son of Mrs Yvonne Bachand of Athens Pa and the late Antoine Bachand on June 7 at St Josephs Catholic Church Rev Francis J Furfaro officiated The bride wore Chantilly lace over taffeta with cathedral train a lace pearl headpiece and a bouquet of geraniums Attendants were Mr and Mrs Stephen Herz ushers James Hull and Arthur Adkins altar boys were Michael and Stephen Coyle Reception followed at Pathfinder Courts Recreation Hall and the couple departed for a honeymoon to Alexandria Bay.
Mrs. Mary Cali 78 widow of Michele Cali of Fulton RD 1 died Friday at home after a three month illness. Born in Italy she lived in Fulton 26 years and earlier in New York City. Survived by daughter Mrs. Lawrence Curreri five sons Salvatore Joseph Raymond Alfred Vincent a brother Joseph Cosentino 24 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Services Tuesday 9:15 a.m. Young and Son Funeral Home 10 a.m. Holy Family Church burial in St. Marys Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
Mrs Mary LoGalbo 63 widow of Frank LoGalbo of Fulton RD 1 died Friday at Lee Memorial Hospital after a two month illness. Born in Italy she lived in Fulton 21 years and was a former Utica resident. She belonged to Fulton Senior Citizens and Immaculate Conception Church. Survived by daughter in law Ben Dellerba two grandchildren Russell and Diane sister Frances LoPinto of San Jose California and brothers Joseph and Salvatore Mineo of Syracuse. Requiem mass 9 am at Immaculate Conception Church burial in St Marys Cemetery. Visitation Young and Son Funeral Home Friday 8 15 am to 9 am.
Fulton State police investigate a one car hit and run on Maple Ave near Fulton Volney. An unidentified westbound vehicle failed a sharp S curve, struck a utility pole, and left the scene. Evidence at the scene yielded partial vehicle identification.
A barn on Salisbury Street in Sandy Creek sustained heavy fire and smoke damage after a lightning strike last night. Fire Chief Charles Wilcox reported 65 firefighters from three county departments fought the two hour blaze. the property belonged to Luther Johnson.
Michigan State has posted two draws in conference play this season, remaining winless in 1.0 Big Ten games and keeping pace with the league's tied results.
Two Central Square men were slightly injured in a two car hit and run on Route 49 in Hastings at 12 05 a m. Howard Nugent 21 suffered facial and shoulder lacerations while passenger Robert Ditton sustained a knee bump. State police report an unidentified vehicle sideswiped Nugent's car while passing in a no passing zone. Investigation continues.
Carl R. Rawson 54 of Route 1 Phoenix died Thursday after a long illness. Born August 2 1914 in Schroeppel son of Frank and Blanche Rawson he was a member of Carpenters Local 12 Syracuse Pathfinder Fish and Game Club Fulton Oswego Valley CBM radio club Phoenix Congregational Church. Survived by wife Elizabeth Avery Rawson two daughters Mrs Gerald Rogers RD 1 Phoenix and Mrs Rodney Ingerson RD 2 Fulton three grandchildren four sisters and three brothers. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Allanson Glanville Tappan Funeral Home 919 Main St Rev Norman E Isaman officiating cremation and interment Pennellville Cemetery. Contributions to Oswego County Cancer Research Oswego.
Calvary Baptist of Fulton 922 West First St. pastor Rev. George M. Chadwick. Sunday June 29 service at 9 45 a m Sunday School for all ages 11 a m morning sermon God s Program for His Children Hebrews 12 14 17 545 p m choir practice 7 p m evening sermon Seven Vials of God s Wrath Revelation 16 Wednesday 7 p m Bible study and prayer time Saturday 7 a m Men s Prayer Group at the church.
A nautical mile equals 6 080 feet. A knot is a speed unit equal to one nautical mile per hour.
The Village of Pulaski and Town of Richland sponsor a summer recreation program starting Monday July 7 and running through August 15. Director Bud Jones leads with assistants John Andrews Sharon Van Arsdale and Jill Richards. Activities on Pulaski Academy grounds with arts and crafts moved indoors due to construction. Open to all school age children. Sessions Monday to Friday 9 12 and 1 3 30 for six weeks.
The Fulton Common Council schedules a regular meeting for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the council chambers at City Hall to discuss municipal business.
Mrs. Barbara Mandigo Cooperative Extension Agent will lead the first Canning and Freezing training school on Tuesday July 1 at 1 30 p m in the Pulaski Grange Hall. The public is invited to attend.
A PGA Tour event saw fourteen players earning over $100 000 in prize money as the field competed for top payouts. Notable names reached six figures, signaling a strong money list impact and early season momentum for several veterans and rising stars.
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