Oswego County Animal Welfare League Names Secretary-Treasurer
Mrs Betty Restuccia of Oswego has been appointed secretary treasurer of the Oswego County Animal Welfare League. She joined the league a year ago and served as executive chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. The league praises her dedication and faithfulness and announces the new appointment with gratitude and pride.
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Betty Restuccia
Oswego
Oswego County
Animal Welfare League
League
ROTC Enrollment at 1947 Lows Prompt Pentagon Action
Enrollment in Army Air Force and Navy ROTC at 502 colleges dropped this year to 109 598 from 155 946 last year and 212 417 the year before. Officials cite a wait and see attitude amid draft changes and a push to expand scholarships to about 30 000 annually with higher stipends, hoping to sustain officer production.
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Pentagon
Army
Congress
Armed Services
Stores Plan To Stay Open On Holiday Weekend
A poll by the Retail Merchants Bureau of the Oswego Chamber of Commerce shows most store owners intend to stay open on the December 26 holiday and January 2 weekend with some closing by choice. The article also notes variations in local advertising signaling adjusted hours.
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Retail Merchants Bureau
Oswego Chamber of Commerce
City Library Board Names Two Trustees
The Us. City Library board elected Lawrence O Brien and Gene Saloga to fill vacancies after the deaths of Luther Mott Jr and Donald Snugg. Beginning Jan 4 the library hours move to 10 am to 9 pm weekdays and 10 am to 6 pm Saturdays with 3-6 pm for Children’s Room weekdays and 10 am to 6 pm Saturdays. The library closes Saturdays Dec 26 and Jan 2 due to holidays.
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Lawrence O'Brien
Gene Saloga
Luther Mott, Jr
Donald Snugg
Gerrit Smith
Petersboro
Oswego
Johnson Cooper
Thomas Mce Gough
F. Hosmer Culkin
Robert Allison
Clarence Leighton
Seward Salisbury
First Methodists Honor Mrs Tuck at Christmas Dinner
The Christmas Sunday dinner at First United Methodist Church honored long time member Mrs Tressa Tuck attended by over 100 with her daughter in law Mrs Charles Tuck. Rev Morse announced Christmas Eve candlelight service at 7 30 pm with special music and traditional carols.
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First United Methodist Church
Tressa Tuck
Charles Tuck
Loretta Young
Paul Shaver
Robert Schaffer
George Maxwell
Robert Spencer
Sally Dimon
Dianne Bieling
Tom Shaver
Janet Spencer
Santa Claus
Robert Reed Morse
Bethlehem
Food costs drop from 50 to 16.4 percent of income
The article notes that around 1900 a typical American family spent half its income on food, while by 1970 Massey-Ferguson Inc. reports the share had fallen to 16.4 percent.
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Massey-Ferguson Inc
No Mail Delivery Saturday at Oswego Post Office
Officer in charge Harold W Freemantle announced no mail delivery on city or rural routes Saturday December 26. Collections from street letter boxes and dispatches will follow a holiday schedule. Special Delivery and window service run 9 a.m. to 12 noon. lobby hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for lock box customers.
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Harold W. Freemantle
Oswego
Growth of New York Thrubred Racing Handle Through Years
In 1940 New York racing began mutuel wagering with a state handle of 5,998,953 dollars. By 1969 the handle statewide reached 78,445,687 dollars from racing at Aqueduct Belmont Park and Saratoga.
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Albany, N.Y
New York
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Saratoga
No Mail Deliveries on Christmas Day in Oswego
Harold W. Freemantle, Officer-in-Charge, announces no mail deliveries on Christmas Day except Special Delivery. Service windows closed all day. lobby open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for lock-box holders.
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Harold W. Freemantle
Oswego
Adams Knack Delivers Victory For Best Turn In Vosburgh
Calumet Farm's Best Turn broke a seven-race dry spell with seven different riders by winning the Vosburgh Handicap at Aqueduct on October 24 after Larry Adams rode him to victory.
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New York
Calumet Farm
Larry Adams
Aqueduct
Bacteria Can Feed On Crabshells Ties Tires and Grease
Bacteria are described as capable of digesting crab shells railroad ties transmission grease and old rubber tires in a surprising range of materials. The note highlights microbial versatility and potential environmental implications of these organisms.
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Washington
Reserve Officers Training Corps
City Library Board
Dufore’s For
Diamonds
Giamond Rinee
Coe
Cayuga
1St Methodists
Tuck
the Palladium-Times Tues
Adams
Holiday
Merry
Castrogiovanni
Turkeys
Capons
Tobin
River Valley
Pepsi Cola
Ctn
Crowley
Tangerines
California
W. Eighth and
Utica Sts
Ethan Allen
Cape
Browne - Davis Furniture
W. First St
Thurs
Bhone Fsa
Uswege
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