Rotary Candy Campaign Aids Oswego Scholarship Fund
Oswego Rotary Club launched a candy and peanut butter sale at the Hotel Pontiac to raise 1000 to 1300 dollars for four Oswego students’ higher education. President Charles Goldstein notes the 1960 fund lacks about 400. Candy from Oswego Candy Co. will be sold through Klines, Shapiro’s, and Oswego State College of Education. sale runs through December 20.
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Pontiac
Oswego Rotary Club
Ted Garahan
Warren Zoni
Oswego
Charles Goldstein
Oswego Candy Co., Inc
Klines Department Store
Shapiro’s Clothing Store
Oswego State University College of Education
Rotary
Goldstein
Arthur Palmer
Naval Reserve Training Center
Lake St
Navy
Sam Castaldo
Chief Palmer
Rotary Club Christmas Party Set At Hotel Pontiac
Royal Fox of the Lincoln Trust Company of Minetto was initiated into the Rotary organization and presented with club mementoes. President Goldstein invited all members and their wives to the annual Rotary Club Christmas Party at the Hotel Pontiac on Dec. 20.
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Royal Fox
Lincoln Trust Company
Minetto
Rotary Organization
Goldstein
Rotary Club
Pontiac
Oak Hill Group Hosts 36th Christmas Dinner
Oak Hill Memorial association held its 36th annual Christmas dinner at the Pontiac Hotel with 34 members attending. Francis T. Riley ceded the program to Leo J. Lagoe who served as master of ceremonies and Santa for gift exchange.
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Oak Hill Memorial Association
Pontiac
Francis T. Riley
Leo J. Lagoe
Santa Claus
William A McCaffrey
R. W. Barry
Mildred Faulstick
Jacob Faulstick
Oswego High
Kingston Trio
Gary Stevens
Mike Pauldine
Walt Koken
Art Museum
Carol Wiltsie
Martin Taylor
David Fabrizi
Uniform hazard pay for exposure to lepers details
The uniformed services provide special hazard pay of 110 dollars per month for officers and 55 dollars per month for enlisted personnel for duty involving exposure to lepers.
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The
Uniformed Services
Jewelry Craft Book by Shoenfelt Debuts Today
McGraw Hill releases Designing and Making Handwrought Jewelry by Joseph F. Shoenfelt associate professor at Oswego State College of Education. The guide offers hundreds of drawings and photos with step by step processes for designing and producing original hand crafted jewelry. It targets hobbyists and creative readers, detailing polishing annealing soldering cutting and more with tips on stone setting and tool use. Shoenfelt emphasizes experimentation leading readers to personal solutions and distinctive pieces.
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Charles 8. Turner
State University College of Education
Oswego
Joseph Shoenfelt
McGraw Hill Book Co
Shoenfelt
McGraw-Hill Co
Joseph F. Shoenfelt
Oswego College of Education
Pennsylvania
Ind
State Teachers College
Columbia University
University of
Milk price set at 4.85 per hundredweight for November
New York New Jersey milkshed announces a uniform November price of 4.85 per hundredweight (46.5 quarts) for pool plants. October was 4.75 and November 1959 was 5.04. Butterfat differential set at 5.6 cents per tenth of a pound above or below 3.5 per cent. Dr Blanford notes the price early to allow farmers to be paid by the 25th.
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New York
New York-New Jersey
C. J. Blanford
Wife of Paul Lukas Seeks Separation in Los Angeles
Daisy Benes Lukas, 55, accuses actor Paul Lukas, 68, of cruelty and abandonment since November 1 1955, filing a separate maintenance suit. The couple wed in Budapest on June 4 1927. Registered mail fee scales include a 15 million dollar letter at 152.75 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Paul Lukas
Daisy Benes Lukas
Leach Steers 574 as League Rolls Toward Christmas
Alan Leach led the Men's Inter-Community matches with a 574 triple while subbing for Scott's Builders. Don Wallace and Ted Dann each posted 573 series. Wallace 215-191-? and Dann 202-163-208. Lowden and Clark added notable scores as teams vied for turkeys and points in Hannibal.
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Hannibal
Alan Leach
Ted Dann Jr
Don Wallace
Lonnie Lowden
Alan Clark
Leach
Scotts
Ted Dann
Wallace
Dann
Turkey
Bill Truax
J. Brown
K- Pratt
B. Chaffee
D. Post
G. Ford
L. Borden
W. Prior
H. Best
H. Hendricks
C. Blanchard
J. Richards
B. Truaax
J. Blodgett
L. Deloff
H. Holden
C. Denni
H. Hopkins
P. McCarthyson
D. Wheeler
J. Hall
H. Morrell
J. Miano
Hannibal Hotel
Chappies
Goldbergs
Hannibal Merchants
Burritt Chevrolet
Scott’s Builders
Adsitt Valley Boys
Collins and Simmons
Hendricks Market
Bests Well Drillers
Blanchards
Black Creek Kennels
Truax and Hovey
Parrish Heating
Travis Florist
Carlings Red Caps
Resolutions From Oswego Granges Include Tax and Labor Safety
Two Oswego county Grange resolutions approved at the New York State Grange session in Watertown join the 1961 program of the State Farm Conference board. One calls for protections for perishable product producers during labor disputes and work stoppages while the other seeks higher personal income tax exemptions in New York. The Farm Conference board, chaired by Leland D. Smith of Brasher Falls, links rural groups to Governor Rockefeller's administration.
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Oswego County
New York State Grange
Watertown
State Farm Conference Board
Oswego
New York State
Farm Conference Board
New Yark
Rockefeller
Veterans urged to watch for pension income questionnaires
Veterans and survivors receiving annual non service connected pensions will get a December 31 1960 pension check with an income questionnaire form. Those with new pension awards after October 1960 will not. Complete and return within 30 days or risk pension suspension.
New Pension Law Aid For Children Veterans Rights Inquiries
Questions about rights and benefits of veterans servicemen or their dependents may be submitted for individual attention to the NYS Division of Veterans' Affairs and the Oswego County Veterans’ Service Agency at the County Building Oswego or 17 South First Street Fulton.
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NYS Division of Veterans’ Affairs
Oswego County
Car Fire Extinguished With Little Damage In River District
ORWDLL The Orwell Volunteer Fire Company responded Thursday evening to a car fire near the home of Jesse Braley. Firemen arrived to find the blaze already out with little damage.
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Orwdll
Orwell Volunteer Fire Company
River District
Jesse Braley
Thomas Soule
William Prout
Fishkill
Soule
Big Moose Lake
William Stevens
Guy Stevens
Wickleman
Florida
Circle of Gleaners
Wilson Henderson
George Barker
Henry Carr
Grace Comins
Michael
Robert van Alstine
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
John Sargent
Martin
Rome
Scott Miner
Herkimer
Fila Mae Miner
Dairymen's League Meeting Amid Lakeland Move
Pulaski reports the annual meeting of the local Dairymen's League held at the town hall with an oyster dinner before the business session. Also noted is the arrival of the Cole mobile home in Lakeland Florida. California is projected to be the nation’s most populated state by 1970 with about 20,296,000 residents, edging New York.
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Pulaski
Louis Cole
Lakeland
Fla
Dairymen’s League
California
New York
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