Miss Laurie Luongo to Spend Summer Abroad in Yugoslavia
Oswego High School junior Laurie Luongo daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Luongo of 91 Sheldon Ave leaves June 25 as an AFS International Scholarship winner in the Americans Abroad Summer Program. She will join eight other American students assigned to Yugoslavia this summer and has been active in the Foreign Student Club Girls Track Team and Latin Club at OHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Luongo
Yugoslavia
AFS
OHS
Ernest Luongo
Sheldon Ave
AFS International
Americans Abroad
Laurie
Oswego High School
United States
AFS_ International
International Office
AFL
Kathy Palmer
Argentina
Robert Spencer
Allegheny College
Finland
Furs Rise as Status Symbol Driven by Demand
Designer Roger Stevens says furs are a status symbol as prices surge. Fox, raccoon, and mink head higher with European and Japanese buyers fueling demand. A Sid ney collection offers items from a $200 rabbit poncho to a $5,000 sable trimmed mink coat, reflecting the shifting fashion value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roger Stevens
Robert Sidney
Robert Sidney Furs
Stevens
Sidney
David Crystal
Oswego Couple Plans Winter Betrothal
Mr and Mrs James E Farr ell announce the engagement of Susan Far rell to William Brown of Fulton. Susan a 1972 Oswego Catholic High graduate and State University College Oswego sophomore works at CJ's Corner. William a 1971 Bodley High graduate and BOCES graduate, employed at Bi-Tempt Syracuse. A winter wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Farrell
Sixth St
Susan
William Brown
Harold W. Brown
River Road
North
Fulton
Oswego Catholic High School
State University College
Oswego
Cj's Corner
G. Ray Bodley High School
BOCES
Bi-Tempt
Syracuse
Miss Curtis Engaged to Steven Remington
Fair Haven announces the engagement of Nancy Lou Curtis to Steven E. Remington. Nancy Lou Curtis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Curtis of Fancher Avenue. Steven E. Remington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Remington of St. Lawrence Avenue West Brownville, is a SUNY Cortland graduate and Clinton Central School physical education staff. The couple plans a late August wedding.
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Fair Haven
Albert Curtis
Fancher Ave
Nancy Lou
Steven E. Remington
Earl Remington
St. Lawrence Ave
Brownville
Miss Curtis
Red Creek Central School
Bay State Junior College
Boston
Mass
Remington
General Brown Central School
Suny College
Cortland
Clinton Central School System
Utica
Today in History June 14 1973 events and notes
On June 14 1775 the Continental Congress authorized recruiting 10 companies for the army. In 1777 the Stars and Stripes became the national flag. Sonoma Calif proclaimed the Free Republic in 1846. Harding spoke on radio in 1922. Paris fell to Germans in 1940. In 1963 Valery Bykovsky and Valentina Tereshkova joined the Soviet space program two days apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
Army
Continental Congress
Sonoma
Calif
Warren G. Harding
WEA
Baltimore
Paris
Soviet Union
Valery Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkova
Summer two piece Playsuit in pink with belt drawstring
A two piece playsuit described for both shore and boat wear. Made from a blended polyester cotton and acrylic fabric it is machine washable in a soft pink shade with a scoop neckline and drawstring belt. The item is intended for summer use.
Secretary At HCS Honored For National Credential
Shirley C. Cianfarano of the Hannibal Central School District is among the educational secretaries nationwide earning a Professional Standards Certificate from the National Association of Educational Secretaries. Certificates will be presented July 13 at the association convention in Salt Lake City Utah. Since the program began, participants from 40 states and the District of Columbia have earned awards. The program honors experience education and professional activity of education office staff and signals ongoing learning and commitment to service information fellowship and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley C. Cianfarano
Hannibal Central School
National Association of Educational Secretaries
Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
District of Columbia
Standards Program Ties to National Education Association
The Standards Program is an affiliate of the National Education Association and a member of the Alliance of Associations for the Advancement of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Education Association
Alliance of Associations For the Advancement of Education
Births at Oswego Hospital Note Local Families
Birth announcements from Oswego Hospital list a son BAKER to Mr and Mrs James Fulton RD 1 June 13. A daughter INGERSOLL to Mr and Mrs James 515 N Fifth St Fulton June 12. A daughter DOPP to Mr and Mrs Michael 75 Hamilton Homes. A son STEVENS to Mr and Mrs Carlton Oswego RD 6 June 13.
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Baker
James
Fulton RD
Ingersoll
Fifth St
Fulton
Dopp
Michael
Hamilton Homes
Stevens
Carlton
Oswego
Marking Toddler Shoes with Color Coded Toenail Polish
A parent describes coloring one toddler's toenail with bright polish and placing a dot of the same color inside the corresponding shoe. The method helps teach which shoe belongs on which foot and aims to simplify dressing.
Local church groups plan activities and society events
Overcoming Circle of King's Daughters of West Baptist Church meets this evening at 8 to collect items for Upstate Baptist Home and make cancer pads. Oswego Players holds a 7 30 work night and a 125th Anniversary Production prep cleanup. Bristol Hill Congregational Church hosts a chicken and biscuit supper Wednesday June 20 at 5 p.m. Oswego County Bridge Association reports a Monday tournament with results and an evening program. Oswego Ostomy Club meets Monday June 18 at 7 30 p.m. at the American Cancer Society room with appliance displays and guest participation.
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Circle of
King’s Daughters of West Baptist Church
Upstate Baptist Home
Oswego Players, Inc
Women’s Fellowship
Bristol Hill Congregational Church
Oswego County Bridge Association
Thomas McGough
Virginia Dean
Reuel Cliff
Grace Matteson
Helen Fitzsimmons
Philip Johnson
Samuel Servi
Harry Shultz
Carl Seymour
Frank G. Wells
Oswego Ostomy Club
American Cancer Society
First St
Trinity UMC Family Night Supper Set for June 20
The Council on Ministries at Trinity United Methodist Church invites families to a supper on June 20 starting at 6 p.m. Dessert is strawberry shortcake and beverages will be provided. Attendees should bring their own table service and a dish to share.
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Council On Ministries
Trinity United Methodist Church
E. Fourth
Utica Sts
Wedding Photo and Story Notices in The Palladium Times
The Palladium Times outlines wedding photo and story publication rules. Photos and stories appear up to one month after the wedding date. after that only a brief marriage announcement is printed, and after two months no account is possible. To reserve news space, call the Social Desk at least four days before the wedding and request a wedding information blank from Mrs Ida Levin.
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Palladium - Times
The
Palladium-Times
Palladium Times
Palladium Timner
Socials
Ida Ievin
Large Family Lives in 7 Bedroom Home at Fort Barry
Sgt. Bob Bolia age 38 supports a 17 member family living in a two story seven bedroom house. His Saigon born wife includes her mother four children from a previous marriage two children by him and her late brother's eight children. He serves with the Sixth Army information office at the Presidio.
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FT. Barry
Calif
Bob Bolia
Bolia
Sixth Army Information Office
Presidio
Oswego Girl Commissioned as Salvation Army Officer
Lt. Joanne Leavens of Oswego, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leavens, was commissioned as a Salvation Army officer after two years of training in New York City and Suffern. She will serve as assistant at the Rochester Salvation Army Corps after vacation. Oswego locals attending the commissioning at Hunter College in New York included Captain and Mrs. Floyd Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leavens, Mrs. Albert Downs, and Robert Sheridan.
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Joanne Leavens
Salvation Army
Arthur Leavens
Lake St. St
Leavens
Oswego High School
Salvation Army School
New York City
Bronx
Suffern
N.Y
Salvation Army Corps
Rochester
Oswego
Hunter College
Floyd Wood
Albert Downs
Robert Sheridan
Nurse Glenda Cooper among 39 at St Josephs School of Nursing
New RN Glenda Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn R Cooper of Pennellville is among 39 graduates in the 73rd annual commencement at St Josephs Hospital Health Center School of Nursing Syracuse. Ceremony at Hotel Syracuse on Sunday June 17 at 3 PM with diplomas presented by Very Rev William L Reilly S J president of LeMoyne College. School pin to be presented by Sister Mary Sheila and Mrs Inez Armani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Cooper
Glenn R. Cooper
Biddlecum Road
Pennellville
St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center School of Nursing
Syracuse
William L. Reilly
S. J
LeMoyne College
Mary Sheila
Inez Aremani
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Burnside Pharmacy
Grant City
Oswego Plaza
Route 104
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