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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1968
Page
5
A couple exchanges wedding vows in a local Presbyterian church. The bride from Syracuse University majored in elementary education and French and studied at Poitiers. The groom, a student at Syracuse University, majors in polymer chemistry in forestry.
Ida Le Piso catalogs church and sorority activities with car washes pledge tea and mass services. Details include locations 39 West Fifth Street dinners bake sales fundraisers and campus graduations plus civic figures and a Kennedy funeral attendance note.
A bride from Texas, Miss Loadwick, wed on August 17 in St. Peter's Catholic Church. The ceremony joined Miss Loadwick and her groom in a quiet summertime celebration with family and friends in attendance.
St Marys Home and School Assoc plans its annual Teacher Recognition Dinner for June 17 at Vonas Restaurant. Fred Maxon says Boniface and Mrs Sconzert chair the event. tickets available after services this Sunday with reservations due by June 12.
Rev Eugene M Yennock principal says gatherings for ninth and tenth grade parents entering the cen a high school in September will be at 7 30 p m in St Francis Hall on June 11 14 17 for Oswego parishes and June 15 for Fulton at St Marys School. About 125 freshmen expected. schedules and policies to be discussed.
AP Food Editor presents a Sunday brunch dessert. Strawberries macerate with sugar, then juice is combined with tapioca and salt, cooked to a boil, cooled, folded with lemon juice and whipped cream, then chilled to set. Serves six.
Christine Andrews Kaye daughter of Lt. David J. Andrews USN retired and Mrs Andrews will receive the Bachelor of Science degree on June 9 at the University of Rhode Island. A business major she was a member of the Newman Club and the University Theatre.
A year after the Gulf of Aqaba strike, Israeli forces moved toward the Suez Canal, advancing to the canal’s banks as part of the early Arab-Israeli conflicts. Egyptian defenses were reported limited as the Israeli campaign continued.
About forty percent of iron imported by the United States comes from Venezuela, highlighting the country as a major source of steelmaking material in the global supply chain.
The St Pauls Altar-Rosary Society installed new officers on June 3 at the Panorama Party House. In the photo from left to right are Theresa Farrell president, Jackie Anderson secretary, Mary Ainsworth vice president, and Patricia Battelle treasurer.
Kathryn Esther Hall daughter of Sidney R Hall and Mrs Hall of Lakeland Florida married George Lemister son of Horace Larangera and Mrs Larangera of Lakeland on March 2 at Lakewood Park Methodist Church Lakeland Rev David J Love officiated. Guests from Hannibal included Mr and Mrs Roy Hall Mrs Neil Hall and others.
Californias public recreation lands total about 25 million acres, reflecting expansive access to forests parks and outdoor spaces across the state for hiking camping and leisure.
Women's Unit Will Install officers at 2 30 Sunday June 9 at the Moose Home followed by dinner for members and guests. Friendship banquet moved to June 11 at 7 pm. New Academy of Friendship members to be honored June 23 on Friendship Sunday. business meeting June 19 at 8 pm with luncheon and social hour.
Five years ago Britain notified the Soviet Union that a new Communist threat existed in Laos. The dispatch stressed concern over growing influence in Southeast Asia and potential regional instability.
Scot Carr of Dallas brings Andora l a Poland China pig to school as a live model for art students. He bathes her and teaches pupils about pigs, claiming the animal has taught more about pigs than improving their drawing.
Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is described as having a population around one million. The note highlights the city's status as the national capital and its role as a political and administrative center.
Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, traces its founding to 1567. The settlement originated as a colonial project and grew into the nation’s political and economic center, later evolving through centuries of development and change.
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