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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
13
The article explains safe lock passage for boaters including signaling, light signals, and line handling. It notes keep clear of current, enter on green, and avoid tying lines to boats. It covers safety devices, fenders, and the need to check local regulations and obtain information in advance.
IRA Mr and Mrs Wayne Keysor entertained at a Sunday party honoring their son Wayne Sr a member of the Cato Meridian Central school graduating class. Numerous relatives attended including Keysor and Miraglia families from Victory and Weedsport plus Hannibal Fulton and Cato connections.
Howard Irwin is identified as a member of the class. Barbara Chase is spending the week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Chase at Martville.
Hannibal Community Church will move worship to 10 30 a m from July 1 through Labor Day weekend with Sunday school at 10 a m Union Services with the Methodist Church start July 29 at the Methodist Church and move to Community Church August 19 until the Sunday after Labor Day weekend.
Medal of Honor recipient Alvin C. York was to enter a Nashville hospital for a second time in recent weeks for surgery. Dr. Guy Pinkley said the operation is not serious and York should return to his Pall Mall home within a week or 10 days after treatment for an enlarged prostate gland.
A surprise dinner in Edgar Sears's yard brought more than 50 relatives to Fulton for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaben's 25th anniversary. A cake shaped like 25 topped the lawn as gifts were exchanged and rain held off for games and social time.
The Red Cross swimming program runs Monday July 9 through Friday July 20. The bus routes and times mimic last year with about 250 children enrolled, requiring careful transport planning. Questions on transportation go to Howard Whipple and class information to Ruth O'Brien.
Vacation Church School will be held July 9 through 13 at Hannibal Community and Methodist Churches with four age groups led by Mrs Edwards Randall Thompson and others. A 50 cent per child or 1 dollar per family registration is suggested to cover materials. Friday morning sessions and a noon picnic at the Community House are planned, weather permitting in the Whitney Fellowship Room.
The Fair Haven Yacht Club will sponsor its third annual Wall of Fire as part of the Fourth of July events. Flares are sold at local shops and Yacht Club members will distribute them June 30 and July 1, with a rocket signal from Dr. Hanford’s around 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday July 3.
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