Ten years of leadership at Oswego State under Dr. James Perdue
Longtime Oswego State president Dr. James E. Perdue marks ten years at the helm. He helped grow the college from 3,500 to about 9,000 students, oversaw new campus construction, and personally selected faculty. Perdue recalls campus unrest, Nixon era consultations, and his commitment to balancing research with education while his wife Mrs. Perdue manages campus greeting roles and crafts ventures.
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David Leonard
James E. Perdue
Ope Agy
Oswegotate
SUCO
Perdue
Jene
Oswego
Sputnik
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
United States
Syracuse Area
Episcopal Diocese
Ashington
Nixon
Scranton
California
White House
Sheldon
Dr. Sheldon
George Land
the College
Jim Perdue
Nebraska Wesleyan
Nebraska
Auburn
Asarge
Oswego State Teachers College
Raedeen
Darcy
Pamela
Perdues
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
America
Europe
Danforth Foundation
Association
Pulaski Board accepts resignations and makes staff changes
Pulaski Board accepted the resignations of W Allister Crandall science chair Kathleen Jennings tax collector and Francis Taplin custodian. Earl Clemens to teach social studies. Leah Kearney granted tenure in another district. Douglas Jonas commended as substitute. several new hires and retirements noted.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Board
Sama
W. Allister Crandall
Kathleen Jennings
Francis Taplin
Seco Social Studies
Earl Clemens
Fies Leah Kearney
Corm Fm
Douglas Johnas
Marshall
Aoa
Waneak
Funeral Services for Grant C. McGee Held at Presbyterian Church
Grants C. McGee died Wednesday and funeral services were held at 10 30 AM at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Joanne F. Cox officiating. Burial is planned at Riverside Cemetery. Bearers include Judge Don H. Stacy Joseph Holland Robert Smith John Bonner James Boreham and John Chodubski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant C. McGee
Presbyterian Church
Joanne F. Cox
Riversi Ceme
Don H. Stacy
Joseph Holland
Robert Smith
John Bonner
James Boreham
John Chodubski
Tick caution in New York prompts health alert
The Oswego County Health Department urges residents to call 342-2400 if ticks are found on people or animals. Entomologists seek to determine Rocky Mountain spotted fever risk. in 1974 New York reported 31 cases with two deaths.
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New York State
Long Island
Richard Davnes
Oswego County
St Marys Bazaar Plans Big Parish Event
Plans underway for St Marys annual bazaar July 11 12 13 in the church parking lot on W Seventh St Featuring games children rides booths prizes and chicken barbecue. Pictured at a recent meeting are Rev Robert E Hall pastor Alex Von Holtz co chairmen Rev John Smegersky associate pastor and Carl Palmitesse co chairman.
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St. Mary’s
W. Seventh St
Robert E. Hall
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Alex von Holtz
Arrangements
John Smegersky
St. Mary's
Carl Palmitesse
Cochairman
Oswego Considers Friday Farmers Market Downtown
Mayor Walter Lazarek calls 8 p.m. meeting of the Common Council to review a Greater Oswego Chamber of Commerce proposal for a Friday summer farmers market. West First Street would close between Bridge and Cayuga Streets on Fridays starting July 11 with Dept of Works cleanup. Chamber issues permits for vendors. Downtown Oswego Energetic Retailers sponsor. call 343 7681 or write to Farmers Market in Downtown Oswego, 184 West First St.
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Walter Lazarek
Oswego
OHS 1950 Class Reunion Reservations Extended
OHS 1950 reunion committee invites all 1949 1951 and other class members to join. Co chairs Ann Jermyn Bartholomew and Dick Germain listed with others. Reservations to July 4 via Paul Dehm at 343 0413. Get acquainted party July 11 eight at the K of C and dinner dance July 12 at the Elks.
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OHS
Jeanette Ottman Dehm
Diane Pullen Germain
Ann Jermyn Bartholomew
Joan Kelly Kunzwiler
Dick Germain
Genevieve Cerklevich Zappala
Paul Dehm
William McCarthy
K. of C
Elks
Vespers on the Lake Outdoor Service Sunday Evening
The Rev. Joanne F. Cox will lead Vespers on the Lake this Sunday at 7 30 p m. The service is an informal outdoor praise gathering at the grassy knoll by Liberty Street and Breitbeck Park. Participants are asked to bring lawn chairs or blankets.
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Joanne F. Cox
Presbyterian Church
Liberty St
Breitbeck Park
Oswego County
Marcy
Marcy Psychiatric Center
Oswego City Library Extends Children's Room Hours
Oswego City Library announces a summer program with extended Children's Room hours from June 30 to August 22, Monday to Friday 12 6 and Saturday 9 5. A weekly reading event occurs Wednesdays at 3 15 from July 2 to August 27. Adult library hours stay 12 9 on Mon Tue Thu and 10 4 on Wed Fri plus 9 5 Sat.
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Oswego City
Monthly meeting of One Parent Family Council at Hotel Pontiac
The One Parent Family Council meets Thursday July 10 at 8 p.m. in the Hotel Pontiac with Rupert J. Collins as guest speaker. Afterglow dancing follows. Prospective members welcome. contact 343-5553. Also worship at Presbyterian Church 10:30 a.m. with hymn sing at 10:15 in Hallock Hall and Free to Cure Free to Live sermon by Rev Joanne F Cox.
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One Parent Family Council
Pontiac
Rupert J. Collins
Oswego County
Family Council
Presbyterian Church
W. Fifth
Oneida Sts
Hallock Hall
Joanne F. Cox
Obituaries From Oswego Area Include Saternow Boots Moore
Joseph E. Saternow 74 of 109 West Mohawk Oswego died Friday in Oswego Hospital after a long Oswego life with Niagara Mohawk Power Corp 30 years service and family ties to St Marys Church. Eric Alan Boots 22 months son of Donald and Donna Boots died at St Josephs Syracuse with services at Watson Funeral Home and Hillside Cemetery burial. Earl E. Moore 82 of Washington Ave Mexico died at home after barber career 58 years and Masonic membership with services at Harter Olmstead Funeral Home and Mexico Village Cemetery.
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Joseph E. Saternow
Mohawk Street
Oswego Hospital
Oswego
Joseph F. Celia Murphy Saternow
Saternow
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Niagara Mohawk
Holy Name Society of
Holy Name Society of St. Mary’s Church
Frances Clarke Saternow
William J
Robert
New York City
John
Marcellus
William
Helen) Addy
Philadelphia
Irginia Saternow
Florida
Liverpool
St. Joseph's
A. Syracuse
Watson Funeral Home
Main St
Barnabas Eibol
Hillside Cemetery
Central Square
Boots
Jerome Lidner
Malta
Mont
Faverritt
Earl E. Moore
Mexico
Washington Ave
Palermo
Loren and
Mary Dorsey Moore
Moore
First United Methodist Church
Ethel Stone
Grace
Harold Nash
Canton
Arthur Nash
Palmyra
Harter- Olmstead
Kenneth Lord
Mexico Village
McFee Ambulance Corps
Arctic Fringe Desert Receives Sparse Annual Rain
The high Arctic fringe of tundra bordering polar seas is a nearly desert region with about 10 inches of annual precipitation.
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James Perdue
Er G. Potter
Roger G. Potter
Rita Padden Potter
Ellen St
Dain Funeral Home
Bruce Schrader
Grace Lutheranch
Riverside Cemetery
St. Mary’s Bazaar
Presbyterian Services
Wheeler
Pepsi Vc
W. First and
Utica St
Oswego and Area
Life Line
Birthright
Kei
Monthru
Suneco
W. 3Rd and
Bridge Sts. Oswego
D.B. Merritt
C.L. Sayer
C.L. Sayer Parish Oil Co., Inc
Parish, N.Y
Sunoco
Snyder & Mackin
Schaffer Electrical Contractors, Inc
East 10Th Street
N.Y
Snyder & Mackin, Supply Co., Inc
Schaffer Electrical Supply, Corp
SMS Supply Co., Inc
West 1St Street
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