Betty Canary The Little Things That Count
Betty Canary muses on the value of small daily acts and how attention to tiny details reveals character. The piece imagines couples and families arguing over little frictions and questions whether neglecting small duties hinders larger goals.
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Betty Canary
Birth of Jamie Dean Broadwell at Oswego Hospital
Mr and Mrs Harry Broadwell of 82 W Second St announce the birth of their son Jamie Dean born Sunday December 3 at Oswego Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Beryl Broadwell and Mrs Charlotte Gulliver and Mr Robert Gulliver. Jamie has a brother named Brian Broadwell.
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Harry Broadwell
Second St
Jamie Dean
Oswego Hospital
Broadwell
Kathy Gulliver
Robert Gulliver
Charlotte Gulliver
Beryl Broadwell
Brian Broadwell
OCHS Girls Visit Pope Paul VI For Private Audience
OCHS senior Jeanne Parker and her sister Susan of Johnson Road spent six weeks in Europe and met Pope Paul VI at Castel Gandolfo near Rome. Their aunt Dr. Margaret Herbison and Ambassador Mr. Turner accompanied them. The audience lasted five minutes as the Pope blessed them and presented medallions bearing his coat of arms.
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OCHS
Jeanne Parker
Susan
Edward Parker
Johnson Road
Europe
Pope Paul VI
Iris Holiness
Castel Gondolfo
Rome
Margaret Herbison
P.C
Holy Seat
Turner
Cannon Doyse
Scottisu College
Via Cassia
Holy Father
Four-Year Sentence For Drug Smuggling Actor Gibbs
Actor Norman T. Gibbs, known for roles in The French Connection and The Godfather, received a four year prison term for attempting to smuggle 14 pounds of cocaine valued at $1.5 million into the United States. Customs agents found the drugs in a false suitcase bottom as Gibbs, 24, tried to enter Los Angeles from Acapulco last July. Gibbs, a New York resident, pleaded guilty on October 24 and was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Irving Hill.
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Los Angeles
Norman T. Gibbs
United States
Gibbs
Acapulco
Mexico
New York
U.S. District Court
Irving Hill
Young Tiger Bites Paar at Jungle Habitat Drive-Through
Television host Jack Paar earned a sore wrist after a 6 month old tiger bit him during a drive through zoo sequence at Jungle Habitat in West Milford New Jersey. JFK Jr was scheduled to appear but did not take part.
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West Milford
N.J
Jack Paar
Paar
Jungle Habitat
John F. Kennedy Jr
Dairy Princess Promotes Indian Pudding Recipe
Oswego County Dairy Princess Cindy Rowe of Central Square and a State University College at Plattsburgh student urges homemakers to include dairy foods in the diet. She proposes Indian Pudding for eight servings, with steps to cook and chill before serving with ice cream.
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Oswego County
Cindy Rowe
Central Square
State University College At
Plattsburgh
Ruth Williamson Engaged to Larry Wraight of Oswego
Ruth Helen Williamson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Williamson of Oswego, announced engagement to Larry E Wraight son of Mr and Mrs Earl Wraight of Lyons He works with Baldwinsville School System as a second grade teacher while he is a senior at State University College at Oswego A late June wedding is planned.
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Harold M. Williamson
Sheldon Ave
Oswego
Ruth Helen
Larry E. Wraight
Earl Wraight
Lyons
Miss Williamson
Baldwinsville
State University College
Oswego College Choir to Perform Advent Music Sunday
The Oswego College Symphony Choir directed by Leon Carapetyan will sing Advent and Christmas music at the 10 am service Sunday at the Church of the Resurrection 68 W Cayuga St. Martyn Meeker is the accompanist. The program includes works by Billings Basque Virgil Thompson Holst and others.
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Oswego College Symphonic
Leon Carapetyan
Church of the Resurrection
W. Cayuga St
Martyn Meeker
William Billings
Angel Gabriel
Jesus Ahatonhia
Jean de Drebeus
Virgil Thompson
Parker & Shaw
Gustave Holst
Christmas Program and Officers Election Planned
Church Women United will hold a Christmas program and officer election on December 11 at 2 p.m. in the Salvation Army Citadel. Members should bring wrapped white gifts for the Old Ladies Home pantry. Ms. Josephine Sill won a $20 gift certificate donated by the pledges of Iota Phi Omega sorority.
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Church Women United
Salivation Army Citadel
Old Ladies Home
Josephine Sill
Ineta Phi Oreegs Sorority
Richardson Baby Born in Oswego Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Richardson of Fulton announce the birth of a son on December 5 at Oswego Hospital RD 1 Fulton.
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Fulton
Andrew Richardson
Oswego Hospital
Oswego nurse Miss Ruggio earns NYS Practical Nursing license
Miss Anne Mary Ruggio of Oswego Hospital staff received her New York State License for Practical Nursing after graduating with highest scholastic achievement at candlelight ceremonies on January 14, 1972, at Oswego County BOCES School of Practical Nursing. She was class valedictorian among 38 graduates, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ruggio of 225 West Fourth Street.
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Anne Mary Ruggio
Oswego Hospital
New York State
Oswego County
Boces School of Practical Nursing
Ruggio
William Ruggio
Fourth St
Seoul Seeks Boost in Tourism with Multilanguage Signage
Seoul plans to expand its tourist trade by installing new signs in three languages, Korean Chinese and English, in popular districts to help visitors navigate. The initiative targets increased visitor flow and clearer guidance across major attractions.
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Seoul
Gateway to Global Markets film offered free for groups
A 14 minute color and sound motion picture titled Gateway to Global Markets is available at no charge for showing to service clubs chambers of commerce banks utilities foreign trade groups and other organizations in the Empire State. Borrow by writing to the New York State Department of Commerce Division of Public Information 99 Washington Avenue Albany NY 12210.
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Chambers of Commerce
Empire State
New York State Department of Commerce Division of Public Information
Washington Avenue
Albany
N.Y
Old WWII ammo kills Solomon Islands boy in school blast
A 15 year old boy on Kolobangara Island was wounded by shrapnel from a World War II shell exploding during cooking. Customs and police at Henderson Field tighten checks to prevent wartime souvenirs aboard planes. A passenger at Kieta New Guinea carried two shells and a mortar shell in luggage. Authorities warn residents not to give or sell munitions to travelers and post signs at the airport.
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Soniara
Solomon Islands
Guadalcanal
Kolobangara Island
Giza
Hendersons Field
Kieta
New Guinea
Solomons
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