Nominees Selected for 1961 Oswego ASC Committees by Secret Vote
Oswego County farmers will vote by secret mail ballot to elect ASC committees. Ballots mailed by Nov 4 and due by Nov 16. The slate includes nominees across Albion Orwell QC Granby Boylston Sandy Creek and others with dozens of farmers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Statuization and Conservation
ASC
Oswego County
Frank B. Fassler
W. First St
Oswego
Community Asc Election Board
Community of
William Faulkner
Elmer M Feil
Alton Hall
George L McConnell
Vernon Randall
Clinton Roser
Ralph S. Wilkison
Boylston
Sandy Creek
Hamilton Chrisman
Oscar C. Grossman
Maurice Y. Hurd
Earl Jamerson
Charles H. Klebs
Stanley W. Robbins
Wilcox Rowell
George A. Rudd
Robert Soule
Harold Zahler
Constantta
West Morroe
Robert T. Carter
Raymond Coltet
Melvin Dunham
Kenneth E. Hayes
Fay A. Morey
D. Walter O'Mara
Hugh Owen
Arthur H. Phillips
Elden Tait
Lynn W. Wood
Granby
Roy M. Austin
Frank Cunningham
Leo M. Grey
Leslie J Howe Henry
Community ASC election nominees and petition process
Petitions nominating additional candidates must be signed by at least 10 eligible voters and filed with the chairmen of the 14 community ASC election boards by October 31, 1960. Names petitioned will join the slate if the person is willing and eligible to serve. The chairmen are Willard Ellis Samuel De Massey Lyle Dean Jay A Morey Wilfred Summerville Robert L Cook Frank Stearns Harold Hurlbut Merton Cronkite Walker Rappleye Glenn E Avery Marshall T Minot William Phinney Ralph Bowering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro
John Dausman
Emerson Hamlin
Donald R. Johnson
Donald H. Turk
Francis S. Whitney
Volney
Charles S. Austin
Edward Bowering
Harry T. Brackett
Charles G Denniston
Dewey Dietrich
Fred L. Eames
Ernest C. Sherman
Friend J. Sikes
Victor D. Simons
Ivan J. Taft
ASC
Willard Ellis
Samuel de Massey
Lyle Dean
Jay A. Morey
Wilfred Summerville
Robert L. Cook
Frank Stearns
Harold €. Hurlbut
Merton Cronkite
Walker Rappleye
Glenn E. Avery
Marshall T. Minot
William Phinney
Ralph Bowering
Oswego State Teams Set For Canisius Invitational Runs
Oswego State Laker soccer ends the season at Oneonta State after a 6 3 1 campaign as cross country fields Oswego in the Canisius Invitational at Delaware Park. Freshmen race 28 miles with varsity 4.7 miles on a figure eight course. Alfred and Cobleskill view as strong contenders with Park start and finish at the No 1 tee and fairway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego State Laker
Oneonta State
Buffalo
Canisius
Lakers
Oneontans
Plattsburgh
Osweep
Larrie Sweet
Alfred University
Sweet
Finnerty
Alfred
Cobleskill Aggies
Park Golf Course
Pomona Grange Meets Tuesday in Albion Center Hall
Pomona County Grange will convene at Albion Center Grange Hall on Tuesday November 1 at 10 30 a m with Master George Loomis presiding. A covered dish dinner follows at noon and delegates report on State Grange in the afternoon. A music program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski — County
Pomona Grange
Albion Center
Grange Hall
George Loomis
State Grange
Diploma Awarded to Neil MacDonald at Wittenberg U
Neil MacDonald of Oswego received a diploma Friday after completing the 40 hour Management Development Program seminar at Wittenberg University. The session focused on improving communications within the modern industrial plant and supervisor skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg — University
Oswego
Neil MacDonald
Huron Portland Cement Company
A. Edward Patmos
Whittenbero
State Grange Cites Three Local Chapters
The New York State Grange cited three local chapters for community achievement at its 88th annual four day meeting. Yorktown won first prize with an agricultural fair and a $200 bond and plaque. Lowville received $100 bond for a hospital fund drive. Stanford Dutchess County earned third prize for a community day program fostering town group relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
New York State Grange
Yorktown
Westchester County
Lowville
State Grange
State University enrolls 47,648 full time students this fall
Preliminary figures show SUNY enrollment rising 13 percent from last year with 47,648 full time degree students, 21,524 freshmen, and 13,715 community college students. Part time degree credit reaches 20,606 and non degree credit exceeds 7,500, totaling over 75,754 on campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Colleges of the State University of New York
College of Education At
Oswego
State University
Public Hearing On Pu laski Electrical Code Delayed
Pu laski village board held a public hearing on adopting an Electrical Code with no objections. Attendees included Lari Plante Bruce Murray Merritt Switzer Leonard McCormick Gordon Mahley and Lewis Dewey. Representatives from the New York Board of Fire Underwriters and local inspectors attended as the board set action for the next meeting November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Lari Plante
Bruce Murray
Merritt
Switzer
Leonard McCormick
Gordon Mahley
Lewis Dewey
Aino
Iongs
Dairymen Hear Sexauer Meeting and Local Dinner
Dairymen will meet Saturday at 11 30 am at Bernhards Bay Grange Hall with Frank Stearns as president in charge. A noon covered dish dinner follows with Bernhards Bay local aiding. Director Fred H Sexauer will speak. reports from Rochester meeting. MASQUERADE DANCE for Donald Cronk benefit at Hotel Comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pllasel
Suo-District 12
Dairymens League
Bernhards Bay
Frank Stearns
Cora A. Miner
Fred H. Sexauer
Dairymen’s League
Rochester
Donald Crone
Pulaski
Hotel Comfort
Donald Cronk
Don
Watertown
Pulaski Halloween Party Planned by Service Club
Pulaski to hold a village Halloween event Monday at the school auditorium beginning at 7 p.m. Dr Louis Walsor serves as chairman with Kenneth Stowell James Walker and Francis Geer coordinating. Prizes will be awarded in two age groups for costumes and window scenes. Hearty cider doughnuts will be served in the cafeteria and a dance awaits older youths in the gym. Younger children may enjoy a free movie in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Pulask Service Club
Louis Walsor
Kenneth Stowell
James Walker
Francis Geer
Troop Officers Elected for Catholic Daughters of America
Catholic Daughters of America elected troop officers at the first fall home meetings. Listed are Troops 1 through 12 with counselors and officers including president vice president secretary treasurer and reporter for each unit. Named troops include Ste Agnes St Jude Ste Dominica Ste Theresa Ann Ste Ann St Peter St Joseph Ste Frances X Cabrini Stella Maris Ste Bernadette Ste Maria Goretti and others with respective officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Catholic Daughters of America
Ste. Agnes
Helen Hennessey
Margaret Quigley
Linda Mullen
Teresa van Horn
Donna Henderson
Carm Demicola
St. Jude
Jane Boardway
Pat Pagano
Betty Parker
Lianne Grose
Kathy Kelly
Judy Samuels
Ste. Dominica
Anne Murphy
Sandy Tynan
Pat DiMiero
Jean Regan
Betty D’amico
Rose Ann Izzo
Beth Proud
Ste Theresa
Fred Brandes
Ann Izyk
Mary Jane Boyzuck
Sandra Bradley
Mary Ann Grasso
Margaret Fragle
Ste. Ann
August Corso
Pamela Mitchell
Mary Jane Pearson
Mary Jane Canale
Teresa Cocker
Martha Wiltsie
Linda Galvin
Dianne Woods
Darlene Vincent
Gertrude Kozel
Troop
Stella Maris
Kay Menter
Kathy Cotter
Nancy Woods
Barbara Turner
Rita Stanley
Pamela Hellard
Ste
Y Auxiliary Card Party At Oswego YMCA
The Women's Auxiliary of the Oswego YMCA plans a card party on Wednesday November 9 at 8 p.m. Tickets are sold at the Y and E S Howards or from committee members including Mrs Malcolm Waterman president. Committee heads include Mrs E S Howard chairman Mrs Howard Dice co chairman and others for tickets refreshments decorations and tables. Refreshments will be served and attendees are asked to bring their own cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Oswego Y. M. C. A
E. S. Howard
Malcolm Waterman
E.S. Howard
Howard Dice
Leon Chrisman
W. R. Stone
Harold Feistel
William Purvis
Waterfowl Group Backs 75 Million Bond for Lands
The New York State Waterfowl Association urges a Yes vote on the 75 million dollar bond issue for land acquisition for recreation. It supports Gov Rockefeller’s program to expand public lands and warns wetlands loss threatens waterfowl and wildlife, affecting recreation and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
New York State Waterfowl Association
Rockefeller
New York State
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Palermo
Ivan C. Cruce Sr
Richard Flint
William J. Hough
Edwin Iaghiball Jr
Lee Loomis
Erwin Runions
Stanley Rupracht Puchland
Carl R Atkinson
Lewis Clark
William E. Crossett
Otto Hoenow
William J. Lewis
George S. Loomis
Richard F. Mandigo
Hugh Nicholson
Donald Pratt
Dark Wansink
Schroeppel
R. E. Davis & Son
Parkwood
T. T. Blue
Impala
New
Biscayne
Brookwood
BEL Air
West First
Cayuga, Oswego
N. Y
Mexico
Circle Supply, Inc
West First ST
Schaffer Electrical CO
East First ST
Tommy Flack
When-Tv
Channel 8
Tommy
Marilyn Bremmer
Wittenberg, U
Berlin
C.D. A
Waterfowl Group
Christ
Palladium Times
MBS
Robert Lass
George
W. Bridge
Cullen
Guckenheimer
Philadelphia
Carstairs
Three Feathers — Golden Wedding
Cullen's Liquor Store
E. Bridge St
Oswego, N. Y
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