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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1972
Page
4
The piece extols buffet entertaining as ideal for large crowds in small spaces. It highlights efficiency for apartment living, ease of serving, and dramatic presentation with tableware and food, noting its suitability for ample or bountiful meals and for marking the start of an evening.
The article details a Methodist Student Day service at the United Methodist Church with college student participation and post service coffee discussions. It lists multiple church services, leaders, and nursery and class schedules across several congregations.
A domestic column describes Betty Canary's nightly home ritual as children demand homework supplies while she scavenges for notepaper. It recounts family milestones, a 50th wedding anniversary, and humorous notes on paper theft and recovery in a busy household.
The Fulton SA Auxiliary held its December meeting at State Street United Methodist Church with the election of officers for the nearly 200 member group. Outgoing president Mrs. Julia Marlowe passes the gavel to successor Mrs. Frank Loomis, joined by officers Mrs. John LaRose, Mrs. Walter Murphy, Capt. Lynford Siglan, Mrs. Clair Wadsworth, Mrs. Walter Carrington, and others in the photo.
Researchers from the West Coast and the University of California Hospital found that detail-feeding increases a child's medical anxiety while allowing the child to ask questions lowers fear. Mothers who hide emotions or urge bravery did not calm the child, and a mother’s anxiety often transfers to the child. Prior medical experiences can heighten anxiety for both sides.
A large welcome home and family dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Edward McLaughlin for Dennis on Sunday. Numerous relatives from Central Square Palermo Elmira New Haven and other towns joined the gathering for Christmas and holiday visits including the DeMar Larkin and Duell families and others.
A reader titled Dear Polly voices concerns on baby products and safety. She urges color in diapers growth-friendly sleepers marked by baby size rather than age and sturdier toys avoiding hard plastics.
The Mexico Academy and Central School confirms seven current scholarship winners and three alternates. Winners Neal T. Champion and family details. William Kuhn. Janice I. Mayne. Eric E. Perth. Raymond Petersen. Douglas Potter. Melody Schmidt. Alternates Stephen M. Bullock, Michael P. Lacey, John Salisbury, with listed hometowns and study interests.
Oswego Senior Citizens invite residents aged 60 and over to a New Year's Eve buffet luncheon and dancing in the club rooms at W First and Utica Streets above the Big M supermarket.
Mr and Mrs William Clare 30 E Sixth St announce the engagement of their daughter Suzanne to Britt Waters son of Mr and Mrs John Waters 248 Syracuse Ave A March wedding is planned The bride elect is a member of Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital Syracuse The fiance is a member of Oswego Police Dept
Murabito born to Mr and Mrs John 241 W Seventh St Oswego on December 27 Bennett born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Oswego RD 4 on December 27 Ward born to Mr and Mrs Terry Bernards Bay on December 27 Pauldine born to Mr and Mrs Ralph 76 Erie St Oswego on December 27 Ouimet born to Mr and Mrs John Fulton RD on December 27
Polly’s readers are invited to submit homemaking ideas with the promise of a dollar if Polly uses their tip. The notice asks contestants to send entries via the newspaper’s office and to address them to Polly in care of the publication.
Officials ask residents to clear sidewalks to speed mail deliveries. Clearing sidewalks will help letter carriers complete rounds faster and improve efficiency in the village.
A joint service of United Church of Christ and St James Episcopal Church will be held in the Congregational Church Sanctuary at 30:45 a.m. on Sunday December 31. The Sacrament of Communion will be celebrated. There is no Sunday School and nursery care will be provided.
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