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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
7
Bodley High School awarded 310 diplomas to a record 3,960 attendees at Recreation Park. Valedictorian David Lee Salsbury and salutatorian Carle Wright addressed adults, urging self examination and turning toward Christ.奖
Mrs Florence Caprin 84 of 108 North 4th St Fulton died Sunday at Lee Memorial Hospital She born in Cato lived in Fulton most of life widow of James Caprin Attended First Baptist Church Survived by three daughters Inez Smith Margaret Davis and Harold Jesmore all of Fulton 16 grandchildren several great grandchildren Services Wednesday at 2 p.m Young and Son Funeral Home burial Fairdale Cemetery Calling hours Monday 7 to 9 p.m Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m
Edmund P Dutch Richert 67 of Pathfinder Courts died Saturday at St Josephs Hospital Syracuse after a long illness. Born in Germany he lived in Fulton Oswego area most of life. Retired Nestle Co employee. Survived by wife Agnes and children Ernest Oliver Donald Rickert ten grandchildren. Services Wednesday 9 a.m. Young and Son Funeral Home and 9 30 a m Immaculate Conception Church burial in St Marys Cemetery calling hours tonight 7 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Contributions to American Cancer Society.
David A House 76 of 151 W First St N died Monday after months of illness at Lee Memorial Hospital Born in Ira he was a life member of the area and a retired member of Carpenter's Union Local 74 Surviving are his wife Eva Maude two daughters Mrs Ernest Johnson Millingford NJ Mrs Clifford Best Fulton a son Fred House Fulton six grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and four sisters Mrs Laura Stevens Fulton Mrs Genevive Carter Hannibal Miss Clara House Solvay and Mrs Alma Miles Buffalo a brother Oliver House Cato Services will be Thursday at 1 30 pm at Young & Son Funeral Home with Rev Russell Petrie officiating Burial will be in Mt Adnah Cemetery Calling hours are Wednesday 2 to 4
Gov. Rockefeller signed a bill to bar sale of household cleansers with phosphates by 1973 and to gradually reduce phosphate levels in detergents. The environmental commissioner may set limits on other harmful ingredients, as phosphates are blamed for promoting aquatic plant growth and harming oxygen levels and aquatic life.
Marine Pvt. William M. Strader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Strader of Route 1, Altmar, New York, has graduated from Basic Infantry Specialist Training at the Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.
Phoenix report on the Phoen ix Central School class of 1961 reunion at Beaver Meadows Country Club with about 50 attendees. Notables included Principal Vincent Castiglione and advisers Mr and Mrs Donald Generous, and Robert Hutchinson and Mrs Eleanor Sleet. The gathering included a buffet supper and references to the class history, distant attendees from Atlanta Virginia Canandaigua and Danielson, plus updates on absent members and celebrants. A birthday party for Mrs Oliver Teall and graduation party for Sherry Gill were noted, along with births and charity circle events. Becky Jean Larcher, daughter of Eugene and Mrs Larcher, was born Friday in Morrisville.
Fulton Consolidated Board of Education will meet in special session at 7 30 p m in the old Fourth Street School corner of Fourth and Rochester Streets. Final budget for the 1971 72 year is the main item after revisions since the June 14 hearing. Board previously approved 5,721,724 in appropriations with a 1,769,466 tax levy. Negotiations with six employee groups continue.
The wreck ended with 10 dead after a plane hit a sewage plant roof and plunged toward the ocean. Coast Guard boats and a cutter from Fort Bragg aided divers and responders as 30 local boats joined the rescue. Survivors include Elizabeth Deauville and Joel Du Plain in serious condition, with several others in serious or good condition. Dead were sent to Garberville mortuary as authorities notified relatives.
Richard Kemmis announces the Fulton Board of Education Continuing Education program will run a six week Adult Driver Education with six two hour classroom sessions and nine two hour behind the wheel sessions. Classes meet 7 to 9 p.m. in Room 225 at G R Bodley High School with registration at the first session. Open to area residents not in public or private schools. Participants should hold or soon obtain a learner permit and have access to a car for practice driving.
Mr and Mrs Fred Letson hosted a Friday picnic at their Phoenix home honoring Mr and Mrs Thomas King and Alison of Past Christian Mississippi and Mrs James Reed of Folsom California. About 30 guests attended including relatives.
Fulton reports a three hour Safe Driving Practices Program at G. R. Bodley High School this Wednesday. Completion earns the NV278 certificate required for driving permit holders before the driving test. MV278 valid for one year. Registration at 6:30 p.m. in Room 225. Class runs 7 to 10 p.m.
Actor Van Heflin remained in critical condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital three weeks after being pulled from a swimming pool with a heart attack. The AP report notes he continues to have serious health issues and medical staff closely monitor his condition.
Vice President Agnew flies from California to Seoul on a month long mission visiting 11 countries in Asia Africa and Europe. He will carry a confidential message from President Nixon to state chiefs and will attend Korea's inauguration for President Park. He notes Mansfield amendment is unsatisfactory and expresses interest in a China visit. The trip marks his third overseas mission, stopping in Korea Singapore India Kuwait Saudi Arabia Ethiopia Kenya Congo Spain Morocco and Portugal before returning July 28.
Italy's sixty thousand government tobacco shops, the only legal cigarette outlets, shut for a 24 hour strike. Tobacconists complained high tobacco taxes and too many new shops hurt business and aid black market competition. they urged lower prices to beat the market.
Forests blanket roughly one third of Missouri, covering vast tracts across the state. The extent highlights the importance of timber and conservation, with implications for wildlife habitat, soil protection, and regional ecosystems.
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