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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1960
Page
10
Fulton aldermen in a special meeting authorized Mayor Rowlee to contract Ramp Parking and Traffic Consulting Service New York City for a 33 dollar survey of an off street downtown parking area at Utica Street intersection. Merchants propose funding 10k to 15k annually via floor space stamps.
Mrs. Harold Utley of the Central district PPA will speak at the Oak Street PTA October meeting at 8 p.m. at the school. The program covers annual plans. officers for the year are listed and room mothers name supporters for each grade.
A Fulton woman was carried from her smoky apartment to safety by Assistant Fire Chief Fern Laws after a mattress fire likely started by a cigarette. The 2:50 a.m. alarm came from the Garrett Apartments at 181 S First St and the victim Mrs M Pickard revived quickly in fresh air. In other news Lance Cpl Thomas W Marshall, son of Mr and Mrs William C Marshall of Fulton completed M 1 rifle marksmanship training at Camp Lejeune NC. Funeral services are set Sunday for James Caprin 77 of 167 N Fifth St with burial in Fairdale cemetery.
Fulton high scores from Sunday and Friday night mixed bowling leagues feature top marks by J. Timon 562 and T. Tracy 582 among others. Multiple teams like Sixsports and Whirly Birds, TACC Seneca Hill Perkins, and Joes Burton-Loomis competed for points with players posting scores up to 582.
The Fulton-Fultonian Gold Star Mothers will meet at 12 30 p m Saturday in their club rooms for a covered dish dinner and program Officers will be nominated.
Fulton readers learn the Railroad Community Committee and Fulton Kiwanis plan a Rail Rodeo Tour on Sunday Oct 16 from 1 to 5 pm at Fulton South Fourth Street rail crossing. A drawing will award one share of NYC RR Co stock to a child under 17, with a congratulatory letter from NYC President A E Pearlman. The giveaway is led by F M Stork, Central agent in Syracuse.
James Jasak was reelected commander of Henry C. Proppe Post 19 PLAY for the current year. Officers named include Ralph Borek as senior vice commander John Tryniski junior vice commander Ted Lebro service officer George Starzec treasurer Joseph Proppe chaplain Michael Schader sergeant at arms and John Borek adjutant. Auxiliary leaders join veterans officers at a 6 30 p m dinner in the Polish Home with Walter Ferens Oswego district zone commander installing.
Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson will visit Fulton to aid the Nixon Lodge campaign. He will address a Cayuga Street rally at 11 a.m. after meeting Nestle Co. workers and Sealright Oswego Falls Corp. staff. A Nixon Lodge meeting is set for Thursday night at the Polish Home with Dr. Anthony Bousearen as speaker.
Fulton Hunters Ma chinists and Royal Flush swept three straight games from Beatrix, Firebugs and Sputnix in the Machinists bowling league. High bowlers included H. Schremph 551 and J. Rey 526 as the Hunters set a new season high with a 3072 team total.
Mr and Mrs William Ives of Mexico RD 2 and Mr and Mrs Louis De Matteo of 359 W Fourth St A welcomed newborn boys yesterday at Lee Memorial Hospital in Fulton.
Industrial brief notes the Palladium Times blog and printing department contact lines FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801 for routine inquiries and ad submissions.
Albert C Barr 182 of Fulton died Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Hubbard Chase Rd Fulton RD 1 He was a retired Nestle Co employee and a member of First Congregational church Services will be at 2 pm Saturday in the Foster and Son funeral home with Rev Dr Harold McGilvray The body will be buried in Mount Adnah cemetery Friends may call tonight at the funeral home
Arthur Zito will speak at the State Street Methodist Men's club fall dinner meeting on Wednesday at 6 30 p m His talk Are You Headed for a Heart Attack focuses on electronics and management careers He is an MIT graduate and Harvard MB A with ties to General Electric and several professional groups He resides in North Syracuse.
The First Academy Corp. filed with City Clerk Jack Walsh for permission to construct a 57 by 45 foot concrete block addition on the north side of its hotel motel at First Street Fulton. Estimated cost is $60,000. Harry Edison, corporation official, submits the request.
Laurence Piper leads seven students to the Empire State Press Association conference in Syracuse today and tomorrow. They represent the school paper The What Not and the annual The Crimson and Blue. Lectures and demonstrations by editors and reporters will be followed by a banquet at Hotel Syracuse.
Phoenix Fire Birds defeated Central Square 14 to 6 in Oswego County League play. Pete Sarri scored the first touchdown and kicked the extra point, Joe Misenko added a four yard TD, Harold Ladd crossed for Central Square, and penalties halted several Phoenix drives.
James Frederick Grier died Friday morning at his sister's home in Phoenix after recent surgery. A Canada native who lived in Phoenix 41 years, he worked for the New York Central railroad and belonged to St. John's Episcopal church. Survived by his mother Mrs. Thomas J. Grier, sister Mrs. Dight, brother William H. Grier of Syracuse, three nieces and a nephew. Funeral arrangements by Allanson-Glanville.
The Elm Street School board approved landscaping and a sidewalk from the kindergarten wing along the driveway. Remodeling of toilet facilities at the bus garage was authorized along with an administrative policy for central district duties.
The campaign nears a fever pitch as talks on mediation and compulsory arbitration spark dispute over labor dispute powers. Kennedy disclaims any support for Klan allegations while Nixon rejects religious conflict as a campaign issue.
Sixty juniors and seniors are signed up to take preliminary scholastic aptitude tests in the Phoenix school cafeteria. The event links to Oswego State College of Education courses with two hours of college credit per course, totaling up to eight credits for completing eligible classes.
Mrs. Carrie Ray of 308 Seward Street told Patrolman Lloyd Crandall that three tires on her husband’s car were slashed during the night while parked near the home in Fulton.
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