Fifth Graders At Riley School Present A Quiet Christmas
Selected children from Riley School will present a Christmas program on December 21 at 9 30 a m for pupils and parents. The program includes choral readings and songs such as Adeste Fideles O Little Town of Bethlehem I Heard the Bells and The Bells and a poem What Can I Give presented by Suzette Reese and others.
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Charles E. Riley
Edgar Allen Poe
Suzette Reese
Bethlehem
Sara Teasdale
Katherine Bolt Smith
Christmas Choral Program At Kingsford Park School
A holiday program features songs and poems including We Three Kings What Child Is This Away in a Manger and Silent Night framed by a green and red display. Frances Brown directs the choral speaking with Elizabeth Powell leading the musical portion. Fifth grade teachers Yesta Mullin Ethel Sheldon Charlotte Workmman assisted by Augusta Hoffman and Barbara Schilling. Cast includes Jeanne Attwood Linda Dehm Christine Godden Patrina Hyde Kathy Laurd Mary Mercier Pamela Price Jean Samuels Laura Lee Sawyer Linda Lou Taylor Sandra Brandau Gary Parkhurst Larry Hart and many others.
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Christina Rossett
Yesta Mullin
Ethel Sheldon
Charlotte Workmman
Augusta Hoffman
Barbara Schilling
Jeanne Attwood
Linda Dehm
Christine Godden
Patrina Hyde
Kathy Laurd
Mary Mercier
Pamela Price
Jean Samuels
Laura Lee Sawyer
Linda Lou Taylor
Sandra Brandau
Gary Parkhurst
Larry Hart
Richard Whitney
Daniel Weegar
James Fitzgerald
Larry Meade
Janet Studl
Ruth Greeney
Patricia Gurney
Jeannie Crisafull
Janet Niziolek
Mary Beth Mazzoli
Gloria Bernet
Margaret Beck
Jeanette Grasso
Cindy Smith
Pauline Gantz
Marcia McCann
Kathy McCormack
Susan Kostoroski
Mary Converse
Julie Branshaw
Charles Butler
Deborah Decker
Anne Deno
Herbert
Strike cripples Calcutta as protests over border deal erupt
A general strike shuts Calcutta and suburbs in India today in protest of a plan to transfer 438 square miles in north Bengal to Pakistan. Prime Minister Nehru and Pakistan’s Premier Noon backed the move to settle a long border dispute.
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India
North
Bengal
Pakistan
Nehru
Firoz Khan Noon
Baby Sitters Safety Rules for Christmas Time
Tips from the National Board of Fire Underwriters stress selecting a competent sitter. Ensure training, responsibility, and familiarity with children and pets. In a fire, the sitter must evacuate children, call the fire department, then inform parents. Show exits, avoid the kitchen, and prohibit matches and cords. Provide flashlights and arrange timely pickup.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Housing Program At Hotel Pontiac Enters Operation
The Hotel Pontiac expands to a home away from home model with nine permanent residents in residence and plans to add apartments from one room to six rooms expected to be available after January 1. The project includes refurbishing the third floor for a new radio station by Clifford C Harris of Philadelphia with operations slated to begin in February.
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Pontiac
Thomas A. Beard
Beard
Clifford C. Harris
Philadelphia
Motorist Strikes Parked Vehicle on Route 11
Charles Almon of Central Square was hospitalized after his car rear ended a parked vehicle driven by Catherine Lauchlen of Cicero on Route 11 near Brewerton. He suffered facial lacerations and possible jaw fracture and chest injuries. Lauchlen had left her car on the shoulder to seek gas. the impact pushed it into a nearby field amid snowfall.
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Brewerton
Hastings
Charles Almon
Central Square
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse
Traub Ambulance
Oswego County
Whitney Schouten
Francis Cooper
Arthur Revoir
Almon
Catherine E. Lauchlen
Cicero
Lauchlen
Police Court Clerk in Numbers Racket in Syracuse
The suspended Police Court clerk and his wife admitted involvement in the numbers racket, a prose prosecutor says. Charles J. Miller, assistant district attorney, said Herbert Johnson signed a statement admitting they wrote policy numbers. The grand jury indicted Johnson on gambling charges during a State Supreme Court hearing. Justice Carl W. Peterson reserved ruling on the motion to inspect the minutes.
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Syracuse
Charles J. Miller
Herbert Johnson
Miller
State Supreme Court
Johnson
Carl W. Peterson
Christmas Music Programs Friday
Pastors and choir directors must submit Christmas music programs to the Palladium Times editorial room by noon Friday December 22 for Saturday publication. Late submissions risk not appearing in print.
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Palladium Times
Former Oswego Priests Celebrated at 35th Anniversary Tea
In Cortland the Rev. George If May and the Rev John M Quirk were honored by 600 700 parishioners and friends at a silver tea marking 35 years ordained. They were ordained December 19 1925 in St Josephs Cathedral Buffalo and served in Cortland since 1954 and 1951 respectively with prior assignments across Oswego Utica Syracuse and Mexico. The event featured attendees including families and fellow clergy.
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Father May
Manon May
Margaet May
Cortland
Father Quirks
Lundgren
Montreal
Hotel Pontiac Calendar of Events
December events from the Hotel Pontiac list dinners dances and mixers at Oswego and area groups. Lions Club Christmas Party Oswego Hospital Dietary dinner Oswego State College of Education library staff dinner Cyclotherm Corp buffet dinner Armstrong Cork Co dinner Oswego State Education mixer dance with buffet DG Sorority dance Chamber of Commerce Board Christmas Ball Oswego County Medical Society Supper Club New Years Eve dinner dance Arthur Murray dance class.
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Lions Club
Oswego Hospital
Oswego State College of Education Library
Cyclotherm Corp
Armstrong Cork Co
Oswego State College of Education Assembly
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Oswego County Medical Society
Arthur Murray
Oswego Man Survives Fire on Carrier Constellation
Leo Bethka a former Oswego resident and civilian worker aboard the aircraft carrier Constellation escaped injury when a fire swept the vessel yesterday morning. He reported to his family by phone that others from Oswego, including Charles Butera and a man named Miller, may be among the missing as casualty lists list five victims but exclude those names.
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Leo Bethka
Oswego
Constellation
Bethka
FE Utica St
Charles Butera
E. Seneca St
Miller
Whango Grotto Elects VanBuren Monarch at Oswego Temple
David L. Van Buren of Huam Lodge No 144 Fulton was elected monarch of Whango Grotto during the annual Oswego Masonic temple election Monday night. Other officers include Kermit LaBarge as justice, Stanley Alkenbrack master of ceremonies, Harry M. Stacy treasurer, Arthur Co Taylor secretary, Bayard Vandergrift venerable prophet, Don H. Stacy trustee, with a finance committee and several appointed officers. Installation was conducted by Earle G Van Gelder with Roy C Bragg assisting.
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David L. van Buren
Huam Lodge No 144
Fulton
Whango Grotto
Oswego Masonic Temple
Kermit LaBarge
Stanley Alkenbrack
Harry M . Stacy
Arthur Co ‘Taylor
Bayard Vandergrift
Don H. Stacy
Clarence Bellinger
Fred Spaulding
Raymond Cronk
Grotto
Ernest Washburn
Kenneth Stafford
Ivan Wiliamson
Sentinel
Thomas Sheldon
Nelson G. Tanner
Earle G van Gelder
Rochester
Empire State Grotto Association
Roy C Bragg Syracuse
The
State Association
Western Area Hit by Storm Storm disrupts travel. snow and ice sweep county
Snow and ice blanketed the Elannibal Fulton Central Square corridor last night with about a foot of fresh snow. Sand and scraping units were in operation this morning to improve driving conditions as motorists were urged to drive carefully. Roads remained slippery with a snow belt extending north toward Hannibal and toward Osweega, driven in from Lake Ontario. continuous flurries reported countywide, with under an inch of new snow atop the blanket.
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Snc
Elannibal - Fulton-Central Square
Sandelg W
Hannibal
Osweega
Lake Ontario
Uus
Gill Reappointed Works Department Head for Six-Year Term
Major Ralph Shapiro announces the re appointment of Francis Gill as Commissioner of Works for a six year term beginning January 1. Gill, a former commissioner under Mayor Scanlon, succeeds Robert H. Turner who resigned in September. Salary set at 45700. Also reappointment of J Smith to Plumbing Examining Board and several upcoming health and housing appointments noted. The Green Goddess Dressing described as containing mayonnaise base anchovies green onion chives and parsley.
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Ralph Shapiro
Francis Gill
Gill
John Scanlon
Robert H. Turner
Kid J Smith
Cathering St
Mr Smith
Shapiro
Paul Stanley
Board of Health
California
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