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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
4
A party bread guide offers options to make and freeze ahead. Recipes include Italian sausage cheese checkerboard loaf beer loaf citrus tea bread and nut fruit loaf. Steps cover yeast doughs rising mixing kneading shaping baking and serving with spreads.
Bridal shower honors Judy Wilde, niece of Mrs. Dorothy Denman, with the wedding to Edward Chillson set for June 17. Delegates from Southwest Oswego attend Northern New York Conference. New United Methodist members welcomed at a Sunday reception. Lilly Place visits Potsdam and Ottawa for the tulip festival with daughter Mrs. Gordon Theisen.
Oswego County Bridge Association held its weekly event at the Fort nightly Club Monday evening. Results include Mrs Walter Thorpe and John J O D jwyer tying with Edward Lock wood and multiple players listed. scores around 29 24 and 2544 noted among participants.
The 1972 Oswego County Dairy Princess contest and banquet will be held Saturday June 14 at the Panarama's Party House in Oswego. Six contestants vie for the title with Janice Bell Pennellville Kathleen Hilton Orwell and Camden Shirly Jensen Pulaski Dianne Lighthall Mexico Cindy Rowe Central Square and Jean White Pulaski. The Hastings County Jets provide entertainment and Ted Roedhof will MC. Beverly Barker Lacona 1971 Princess crowns successor.
Two births recorded at Oswego Hospital on May 31. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Edward Bailey RD 3 Oswego. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs David Santoro RD 4 Oswego.
A rare sight shows a gelatinous ribbon up to three feet wide and sixty feet long, colored brown and purple with a pink oil dot. The mass floats freely, resembling a bizarre natural sculpture observed by beachgoers.
Scriba North Scriba Baptist Church will host a nickel supper starting this Saturday at the church, offering affordable food to attendees.
Irving Pollack and vice president War ren Kowalsky presented 11 year service awards at a luncheon in Syracuse. The photo lists attendees in stacked rows: Pollack, Kowalsky, Betty Tetro, Gilda Spagnola, Norma Kowal, Lucille Woodard, Lena Villamarino, Margaret Jacobs and Carrie Brzuchac.
Mrs. Fred C. LePine of East River Rd attended the wedding of her grandson Thomas Mark LePine and Diana L. Sherbet on May 27. Oswego guests included John and Fred LePine and Mr and Mrs William Doherty. David G. Tovey will receive a BA at Harwich College Oneonta on June 3. Lyndon J. Kellogg Jr earned a BS in chemical engineering and David M. Cole earned a BS in civil engineering at Clarkson College of Technology during May.
Lake City Chapter 352 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a public bake sale Saturday June 10 starting at 9 a m at the Victory Market. Mrs Judee Smith is in charge and members are asked to telephone if pickup of articles is needed.
Homemakers report washing clothes with non phosphate detergents leaving residues. Surgeon General supports phosphate detergents while improving non phosphate use with better laundry practices. Pre treat stains wash small loads use hot water safe for fabric and finish. Grace Uhlig Oswego County Cooperative Extension Agent endorses these tips.
Oswego County Women's Republican Club will hold its annual Spring dinner on Thursday June 15 at Sackett's Restaurant Brewerton under the theme Swing into Campaign 72. Main speaker Phyllis Blackmer assistant secretary Marine Midland Bank Syracuse will discuss Politics and the Liberated Woman. Reservations due by June 10 via Mrs Van Liew or unit chairs.
Shag rugs trend in home decor with high pile offering casual luxury. They attract soil and hair, require careful cleaning with possible vacuum attachments, and benefit from daily raking and placement in low wear rooms to minimize traffic patterns.
Betrothed Therese Slosek of Oswego to Joseph Snyder of Niverville in a formal betrothal notice. The bride elect is a LeMoyne College graduate and a graduate student at the State University College at Geneseo. The groom is a LeMoyne graduate and a teacher at St. John's Day Care Center in Albany.
The College of St Rose in Albany held its 49th commencement on May 20 at the Palace Theater. Over 300 graduates received Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, including Sister Rose Eileen Kelly CSJ who earned a Master’s in science of education and is the daughter of the late John and Rose Kelly of 244 West Third Street Oswego.
Mr and Mrs Elwood Kenny announce the marriage of their daughter Judy to Michael Richter son of Mr and Mrs Richard Richter Pulaski RD 2 The couple wed April 15 and honeymooned at Niagara Falls Judy is a Pulaski High School graduate and secretary for Atlantic Insurance Co Syracuse Michael attended Sandy Creek Central School and works with Montgomery Ward Syracuse Attending the ceremony were Mr and Mrs David Hor nung.
Mr and Mrs Vann Balcom longtime Pulaski residents wed at Park United Methodist church on May 16. Mrs Balcom former Connie Rogers taught 25 years at Pulaski Academy and Central, with Elwin Potter and Mrs Jerry Miller as witnesses.
North Mexico United Methodist Church will hold a spaghetti supper beginning at 5 p m on Friday June 9. Proceeds go to church programs and community outreach. The event invites neighbors and supporters to attend and share a meal.
Guidance from Grace Uhlig Oswego County Extension on loading and washing flatware. Use only dishwasher detergents, pre rinse if needed, and avoid direct detergent on silverware. Ensure hot water 140 to 160 F, avoid nesting, and use rinse aid to prevent spotting. Silver sulfide may form from certain foods. bronze tarnish may occur on worn silver plating and can be treated with vinegar.
A technical note describes the 331 rpm long playing record with about eight grooves per millimeter, indicating high groove density and potential implications for sound quality and fidelity.
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