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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
4
A rambling recipe feature explains how real vanilla enhances fruit flavors in vanilla raspberry trifle and vanilla pineapple cheesecake pudding. It covers vanilla use in fruit and cream, interchangeable substitutes, and step by step assembly for two desserts yielding multiple servings.
Birth announcements list six newborns with parents and addresses in Oswego Fulton Altmar and Oneida Street Oswego Onondaga County. Names include Son Horning Daugh Chappell Mullcahey Finck Kurtz Dmass Farley with June dates from June 9 to June 12.
The Palermo Grange No. 309 held a regular meeting at the Grange Hall. Chaplain Miss Patricia Martin led a Memorial program and flowers were placed on the altar by Miss Joni Allen and Mrs. Bessie Lehtonen in memory of past masters and members.
Grace Uhlig from Oswego County explains winter garment care for spring storage. Clean wool and blankets to prevent moth damage as soil attracts larvae. moths dislike clean fibers and man made fabrics. Drycleaning uses moth inhibitors and a moth spray between layers helps protect stored woolens in garment bags or chests.
Oswego Catholic High School hosts an Alumni Association meeting June 14 at 7 30 p m in the school library. Alumni officers class secretaries and grads urged to attend as topics include committee for annual picnic and association plans for the coming year.
Fulton notes a Mount Pleasant Grange 349 meeting on June 17 at 8 p.m. with a covered dish supper. Family Night at Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church starts 6:30 p.m. speaker Jones discusses Vocational Guidance. Mohawk Valley Community College lists Marsha Smith of Fulton on the Dean's List for spring quarter.
Sandy Creek Central School will hold graduation Sunday June 25 at 3 PM on the school lawn or in the auditorium if it rains. Principal Robert Niver leads a committee including four seniors Sue Stafford Denise Miles Barbara Kehoe and Chris Ouderkirk with advisers Mr and Mrs Denver Miles. A reception for graduates parents and guests follows on the SCCS lawn. Mrs Warren Stowell and Mrs Floyd Kehoe introduce an innovation this year.
Jeanne Parker of Oswego has been accepted for Ithaca College Summer School July 9 to 15, with room and board paid by the college. The OCHS senior will study chemistry topics including laboratory work, nuclear magnetic resonance and infrared spectroscopy under instructor William R Bergmark, focusing on molecular structures.
Engagement announced for Karen Shippers of Wolcott RD 1 and Robert Harry Graff of Fairport. Karen is a Leavenworth Central School and Carnegie College graduate working as a lab technician at Newark Medical Center. Robert is a Fairport High School alum employed by American Can Co. in Fairport.
West Sayville Mr and Mrs Harold Kaler announce the engagement of their daughter Janis to John Mason son of Dr and Mrs Herbert P Mason of Walcott Miss Kaler a Sayville High School graduate and a junior at SUC New Paltz His fiancé graduated from Leavenworth Central School and SUC New Paltz
The year 1971 drew 13,767,006 foreign visitors to the United States. Of these, 2,496,423 came from overseas, 1,170,583 from Texico, and 10,100,000 from Canada.
Guidance from Grace Uhlig warns buyers to identify pests and judge magnitude before purchasing. Emphasizes moderate to non toxic products, avoid danger labels, ensure household use labeling, store safely, and buy only what’s needed to prevent storage issues.
A historical note describes codeine as a bitter tasting alkaloid in opium used for pain relief and arsenic as a semimetal that forms arsine when combined with hydrogen, highlighting their toxic characteristics.
Miss Mary F. Abrams daughter of Glenn Abrams Martville married Kenneth E. Tanner son of Mrs Helen Thurston Port Byron in a May 6 ceremony at the United Methodist Church of Martville with Rev Richard Wright presiding. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Edward Garrigan. The bride studied at Hannibal High School and Continental School of Beauty Rochester. the groom attended Port Byron High School and works for T and H Roofing Co Port Byron.
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