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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1972
Page
4
A Mitsui Bank survey in Tokyo shows more married women join the workforce for both needs and skill building as Japan’s growth drives employment to 10,960,000 in 1970. Women enter roles as key punchers programmers car sales clerks and airport counters.
Madagascar supplies about 90 percent of the world’s vanilla via its labor force of around 200,000 people. The United States consumes 1.9 million pounds of cured beans worth about 11.4 million dollars, with real vanilla prized for ice creams and confections. The curing and extraction process involves drying, sweating, and percolating beans in a water alcohol mix, then aging the extract before bottling for use.
As you drive through areas outside cities you may encounter a fire scene with volunteer firemen on duty. Traffic will be controlled by Fire Police volunteers acting in police capacity. Do as they suggest to avoid arrest or fines and help protect homes and lives.
A photo shows four generations of the Mrs. Charles Leroy family. From left are Mrs Leroy with five week old Jennifer Leigh Lowell, Mrs James Mayer Lowell, and Mrs Joseph Mayer. Mrs Leroy returned from her daughter’s home in Rumford R I where she spent Thanksgiving.
Nostalgic Eve dish inspired by German Christmas lore using white fish fillets rolled with almonds gingersnaps raisins and lemon rind. Canned chicken gravy adds moisture and flavor while carrot sticks provide color before a two-stage bake yields eight servings.
Patty Barton of Chester West Virginia rose from earning one dollar an hour tending bar to earning as much as 500 dollars a night as the nation’s top female jockey. Jeanne Maxwell of Elk City Oklahoma, daughter of a trainer, started strong by winning the first race she entered.
Practical home crafts advise on decorating towels lengthening skirts and repurposing scraps plus a baking tip about crusts. A brief legal note asserts writs of Habeas Corpus are restricted only in times of peril. A humorous bank question ends with a light rhetorical punch.
The hackberry tree, also called sugarberry, bears small edible berries. Its yellow wood is used in furniture making and for boxes.
At the December 12 Children’s Board meeting the group packed Christmas stockings and cookies for Rome State School children. They also planned to buy a bicycle and a Show-and-Tell Projector as gifts and donated to Timbello’s boys. The board joined the Adopt-a-Family program sponsored by the Jaycees.
Mr and Mrs Hoan announce the engagement of their daughter Vicky Ann to Joseph Clark Reeves son of Mr and Mrs Towsley Both from Mexico RD 1 Vicky attends Mexico Academy and Central School as a Junior due to graduate in 1974 Joseph, honorably discharged from the U S Army in May 1972, continues studies at Mexico Academy and Central School as a Senior majoring in Business A fall wedding is planned
Personal Notes and Coming Events describe the Great Books Discussion group meeting Monday December 18 at 7 30 p m in the city library downstairs room to discuss Euripides plays Medea and Hippolytus with discussion leaders Mrs William Tyner and Mrs John Shoffner. The Philomelian Alumnae directed by Miss Lois Scriber accompanied by Miss Jane Wright recorded Christmas carols. Robert Gessner owner of Station WSGO met with the singing group and taped the carols to be aired on WSGO during the Christmas season.
A quirky holiday note describes giving a pipe smoker an asbestos vest for Christmas, highlighting the unusual and impractical gift choice and the satirical tone of the sender.
A seven foot wing span African black eagle ranks among the largest eagles. It can dispatch an antelope or baboon by sweeping in from behind and knocking the animal from a ledge.
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