Campus School Pupils to Present Halloween Play
Campus School pupils will stage A School for Scaring a Children's Theatre production directed by Mrs Dorothy Clark with co director Mrs Olia Rekket. Third grade actors include Brenda Weeks Alan Pritchard and many classmates in a spooky Halloween themed show with student designed costumes and music by Miss Elizabeth Cone. Performances set for 1:30 on Friday and Monday for students, parents, and the public.
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Dorothy Clark
Clark
Olia Rickett
Miss Goblin
Brenda Weeks
Johnny Jack O Lantern
Alan Pritchard
Professor Owl
Ed Gimelli
Beulah Banshee
Dorothy McCormick
Danny Demon
Tim Kopp
Fanny Phantom
Cindy Thomas
Gregory Ghost
Walter Hobbs
Gracie Ghost
Carla Gracy
Ghostly
Carla Stevens
Gloria Ghoulie
Carol Wilmott
Harry Haunt
Bobby Powers
Helen Hobgoblin
Susan Genovese
Sandra Witch
Carol Hastings
Holly Witch
Debra Shoenfelt
Maggie Witch
Barbara Wilke
Hazel Witch
Judy Dunham
Sammy Scarecrow
Bobby Spanfelner
Solomon Spook
Booby Stirling
Batty Bat
Barbara Weigelt
Skeleton
John Thomas
Peter Pumpkinheaga
Jim McTighe
Patrick Pumpkinhead
Kim Robinson
Oswego College Receives $144000 Education Loan Grant
Washington reports the Office of Education has allotted 144000 dollars to Oswego College of Education under the National Defense Student Loan Program for the current year. The grant marks an increase of 379370 over fiscal 1960, with Oswego State totaling 243631 dollars over three years, the largest sum in the district.
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Washington
Office of Education
Oswego College of Education
National Defense
Oswego State
Lard
Workers Return After Holiday Pay Dispute Settlement
All employees at Osted Manufacturing Co. West Seneca plant resumed work after a three day walkout over a paid holiday dispute. The settlement was reached in New York City yesterday afternoon, ending the stoppage.
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Osted Manufacturing Co
West Seneca St
New York City
Italian spaghetti supper and bake sale plans emphasize church event
St Josephs Altar society hosts its annual Italian spaghetti supper in the church hall Saturday 5 to 8 p.m. Co chairmen Catherine DeBane and Jane Gentile. dining room and food prep led by Corso, Skillen, Ambrosetti, and Bellardini. A bake sale by Branch 1 nurses of NYSNA is set for Raichle's Friday.
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St. Joseph's Altar Society
Cochairmen
Catherine DeBane
Jane Gentile
Margaret Corso
Rosemary Skillen
Mary Ambrosetti
Alvina Bellardini
Raichle
Branch 1
The
New York State Nurses Association
Births and local notices in Lime Stone and area
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Hoetjes on Oct 25 at Loring Air Force Base hospital Lime Stone Maine. Mrs. Hoetjes is the former Constance Pauldine daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Pauldine of 140 E Third St. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoetjes Yonkers LaVerne Wheeler Thompson Road a Palladium Times typographical employee recovers after losing the tip of his right thumb from a home saw accident ten days ago. Louise Cooper of this city who resign ed as account clerk in the County Treasurer’s office was honored at a luncheon hosted by county buildings women with jewelry for 45 attendees. County Treasurer Edmond W Vincent announced the appointment of Mrs Thelma Graziano of Scriba widow of August Graziano to replace Mrs Cooper. James G Grose administrative vice president of Toastmasters International 2043 announced new members accepted at the next regular meeting. Membership limited by charter openings available due to course completion. For information call Mr Grose at FI 30811.
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Peter A. Hoetjes
Loring Air Force Base Hospital
Limestone, Maine
LaVerne Wheeler
Thompson Road
Palladium Times
Louise Cooper
Edmond W. Vincent
Thelma Graziano
Scriba
August Graziano
Cooper
James G. Grose
Toastmasters International
Mr. Grose
Oswego County Absent Ballots Surge For Election
Oswego County election officials report unusually high interest in the forthcoming presidential election. A large share of absentee ballots issued, with 735 sent to voters and 570 military ballots mailed to armed service members. Issuance ends next Monday at midnight. ballots must be returned by 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4.
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Oswego County
Reuel M. Todd
Joseph P. Ross
Armed Services
Office of the Board of Elections
Absentee and Military Ballots Seen Surging in Oswego County
Officials expect absentee ballot requests to exceed 800 by filing deadline. Mail ballots postmarked by midnight November 4 will be accepted. Many ballots already turned in, others due before the deadline. Military ballots go to the Secretary of State in Albany, with Oswego County receiving its first batch today. The total mailed and issued reflects the largest volume ever handled by the county election commissioners.
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Albany
Oswego County
Cub Scout Pack 19 Meets for Halloween Party
Cub Scout Pack 19 will hold a meeting and Halloween party in the Town Hall this Friday at 7 15 p.m. The time was corrected from 7 45 p.m. given in last night's edition.
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Minetto
Cub Scout Pack
Halloween Plan in Oswego Aims to Aid Retarded Children
The Oswego Chamber of Commerce teams with Public Parochial and Campus schools to host a Halloween event on Monday October 31. Oswego Civic Groups donate prizes and merchants support funds for the Oswego Group for Retarded Children. Activities include costumes prizes refreshments and separate events for grades 4 6 and 7 9 with timings from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
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Oswego Chamber of Commerce
Oswego
Parties for all schools marked for Halloween celebration
All public parochial and campus schools will participate with kindergarten to grade 3 having classroom parties and refreshments on Monday afternoon October 31. Five parties are scheduled at Fitzhugh Park Gymnasium for grades 7-9 on East Side, Kingsford Park Gymnasium for grades 7-9 on West Side, St. John's Hall, St. John's Kingsford Park, and West Side Campus School pupils in attendance.
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Fitzhugh Park
Kingsford Park
St. John’s Hall
St. John’s
West Side
St Marys Hopkins Hall Registers Grades Four Through Six
Pupils in grades four to six at St Marys Hopkins Hall St Marys Leighton School and St Pauls Lutheran Church Hall Fitzhugh Park Charles E Riley and East Side Cereus Schol are listed as attending. The notes reflect grade level placement and participating institutions.
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St. Mary's Hopkins Hall
St. Mary's
Leighton School
St. Paul's Lutheran Church Hall
St. Paul’s
Fitzhugh Park
Charles E. Riley
East Side
Cereus Schol
Scriba Sire auxiliary hosts children Halloween party
The Scriba Sire men's auxiliary will hold a Halloween party for Scriba children on Monday from 7 until 10 p m in the fire hall. Goda Forbes, chairman, asks parents to help.
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Scriba
Scriba Siremen's Auxiliary
Goda Forbes
Close Book On Conzone Case
Mayor Ralph Shapiro said disciplinary proceedings against Patrolman John Conzone were satisfactorily settled with no formal hearing. Conzone appeared before the mayor and Chief John J. Reed, was advised on beat duties, and is back on patrol. A notation of censure is likely in his service record. Counsel Richard C. Mitchell accompanied him.
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John Conzone
Ralph Shapiro
Conzone
John J. Reed
Shapiro
Richard C. Mitchell
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