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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1960
Page
5
Oswego reports an unofficial 11 448 voters eligible for the November 8 presidential election, a city record driven by 1 552 registrations over three days in 23 districts. The prior peak was 11 401 in 1928.
A joint meeting of World War I veterans will be held at 7 30 this evening in the Legion Hall with units from Watertown Mexico and Fulton attending. An auction will be held and lunch will be served.
The Most Rev Walter A Foery bishop of Syracuse spoke on stained glass symbolism and the craft during the dedication of new windows at St Stephen Church. He commended parishioners for generosity and praised Rev Joseph Kowalczyk’s leadership.
Delta Kappa Kappa won the men s track and field with Sigma Tau Chi second and Phi Sigma Phi third. Alpha Delta captured its fifth straight women s track victory with Alpha Sigma Chi second and Arethusa Eta third. Theta Chi Rho led in the women s cheer event with Artthusa Eta and Alpha Delta Eta next. Al Buell lit the Hellenic Torch to open the games as the College Band played.
Peter Paulson regional executive for Region 2 New York City New Jersey New York and Puerto Rico will speak at the Oswego County Council scout and wives dinner on Wednesday at 7 pm in Hotel Pontiac. It is his first visit to the council Merle Hoffman Fulton is general chairman with Ernest White county scout executive Milton Gillespie Phoenix master of ceremonies highlight of the program.
James J Solari assistant professor of music holds a BS in choral music from State University College of Education Fredonia and an MM from University of Michigan while continuing graduate studies in Musicology. He toured Europe last year with the Michigan Glee Club as accompanist and has taught at LaSalle Junior High Niagara Falls NY. He and Mrs Soluri have a daughter and he is the new choir director of West Baptist Church.
Scoutmaster Harold Clark of Mnetto will award the Siler Beaver to the council’s outstanding scout. Nine Eagle Scouts will receive recognition at a special Eagle ceremony with Scouts and parents. Dr C Fred Peckham of Oswego leads song, Peter Hulick of Fulton chairs dinner, Rev Morison Rider gives the invocation.
Judge Don H Stacy reconvened the October term of County Court at 10 this morning with only one of 23 criminal cases left for trial. Tunis J Petrie faces an indictment for unlawfully omitting to provide for a minor child. Jury to be empaneled tomorrow. District Attorney John R Murray prosecutes, David J Read defends. A prior defendant, John Carista, pleaded guilty to the third count. Thomas Zain represents Petrie on the charge. Two counts were dismissed. Civil calendar to follow the final criminal case as a new panel of 70 jurors reported, with several excused.
Pulaski Chapter 159 O.E.S. holds 7 30 pm dessert at Mrs Charles Allen residence with Mrs O B Trowbridge assisting. Mrs Elmer W Babcock, president, to lead the business meeting following dessert.
The Oswego Area Girl Scout Council launches a fundraising drive in areas outside Falton and Oswego Chest communities for the third week of October. Dr Emmett Stopher and Mrs Mark Stalker outline plans with neighborhood chairmen and workers to meet the district goal. Mary Jane Quinn and Frederick M Parrow announce their engagement.
Frederick P. Timerson and Steve T. Hawkins, sons of Wan i Bal N Y and Fernwood N Y respectively, graduate recruit training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes Sept 24. Army 1st Lt. George W. Crofoot of Hannibal N Y is assigned as a pilot with the 7th Infantry Division Artillery in Korea after Syracuse University and Hannibal Central High School education.
Pulaski hosts a 2 p.m. tea at Mrs. A. B. Thompson’s home to launch the Girl Scout Fund Drive. Thompson chairs the effort with solicitors and volunteers in attendance. Pulaski belongs to the Northeast District with 686 Girl Scouts, 136 from Pulaski, and a house to house canvass will follow. Some Charleston brick streets laid in 1872 remain in use.
The Palladium-Times blog page lists contact lines for the Commercial Printing Department with telephone numbers 3-3800 and 3-3801.
Cub Pack 11 holds a 7:15 p m meeting at Campus School Cafeteria with a fire prevention message from an Oswego fireman. Den 3 leads the opening ceremony and a bucket brigade game is planned before refreshments for Cubs and parents. Ten new Cubs join Pack 11 across dens 1 7 and 5 listed with addresses and den numbers.
A discovery reveals a substance called Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H ointment or suppositories that shrinks piles without surgery. It relieves itching and pain within minutes and speeds healing while reducing discomfort from bowel movements. Tests under a doctor’s observation show effectiveness even for long-standing cases.
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