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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1975
Page
4
A reader writes to Ann Landers about a wife who excels as housekeeper cook and economist but rates as a poor lover. He notes her drunken antics after parties and frequent excuses at home. The reply hints at underlying marital strain and conditional affection.
Patricia Ann Fleming of 182 Conway Terrace received a B A in English from Le Moyne College Syracuse and was named to the Dean's List for both semesters of 1974 1975. Also noted are VFW auxiliary meeting, bridge winners at St Pauls Marathon series, church women events, and birth announcements.
Miss Gail Petta wed Michael Wheeler on May 24 at Our Lady of the Em Church with Rev. Josep Larkin officiating. Attendants included Faith Bennett, Linda Petta, Barbara Te of Go Haven, and best man Dale Shearer. Reception followed at Pontiac Hotel Oswego. Petta teaches in North Rose Walcott. Wheeler, a junior industrial engineer for Alcan. They will reside in Fair Haven. Karen Gill graduated May 24 from Hudson Valley Community College with an AAS in Nursing and joins St. Peter's Hospital Albany after Oswego High School and Oswego School of Practical Nursing.
The Oswego Home Bureau gathering at Oswego Center United Methodist Church featured a spring plant sale and a memorial prayer. Virginia Mallory reported on the Northern New York Federation meeting in Massena. Barbara Petter spoke as an exchange student from Central Square who studied in Switzerland.
The text notes that winter resident birds may be different individuals from summer visitors. It also mentions the Wake Island rail staying on two islets and not reaching a third, illustrating limited movement by certain birds.
Margaret Mead, famed American anthropologist, was awarded a special Ceres Medal by the FAO at United Nations headquarters. Presented by T N Saraf, the honor cited her Samoa Bali and New Guinea studies on women and childrearing and their influence on the UN International Women's Year. Dolley Madison, wife of James Madison, was expelled from the Quaker Society for marrying a non Quaker.
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