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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
4
A friend gifts a wall hanging embroidered with I love you in many languages. The piece prompts reflection that love is shown through deeds. Examples include a father buying a tie, a sister aiding a school report, and a mother sharing patience and meals.
The Palladium Times will publish a photo and story of a wedding up to one month after the date. After one month only a brief marriage notice appears. after two months no account is possible. Call the Social Desk, ask for Mrs Ida LePine, and reserve news space four days before the wedding. A wedding information blank is available.
Local narcotics detectives told a joint legislative panel that four State Supreme Court judges Riccobono Culkin Frank and Rinaldi deliver lighter sentences in felony narcotics cases. A Manhattan Criminal Court judge unnamed by chair John F. O Connor dismissed charges against two heroin suspects and allowed a third to plead to a reduced charge.
Cy ril Chapman, 73, has just had his 20th child with his present wife his second. Ten still live in the parental home at Tutekahua, population 39. Chapman supports his pension and child allowances by fishing and growing vegetables.
Miss Virginia R Norton daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Norton of Lawrence Street received an Associate degree on June 11 in Executive Secretarial Science at Jefferson Community College Watertown She has accepted a position with the Security Company in Rochester.
Mrs Louise Soule Sandy Creek Central School first grade teacher will retire after the 1971 72 year. A 1921 Adams High School graduate she studied at Potsdam Normal and Oswego State Teachers College. She taught in country schools eight years Redfield sixteen years and has been at SCCS five years. She and Mr Soule married in 1925 and have four children and sixteen grandchildren. She plans gardening sewing knitting and furniture refinishing in retirement.
Fall nuptials planned as Miss Eileen Turner and James G Cappon announce their engagement. Eileen is Oswego High School graduate and secretary at State University College at Oswego. James, Corcoran High School graduate, is an August 1972 SUCO graduation candidate. A October 28 wedding is planned.
The World Almanac notes the American cowboy emerged in Texas during the 1820s, combining horsemanship and cattle skills to perform diverse duties including anticipating stampedes.
Members inspect the Eben Poland farm on West River Road for the Willow Twig Country Sale set for Saturday from 9 a m to 4 p m rain or shine. If weather turns bad the sale moves to the barn, announced Chairman Morrison this morning.
Mrs Pauline Crannell announces the engagement of her daughter Betty Jane Crannell to Warren L Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson. Betty Jane is a Northville Central School and State University College at Oswego alumna and works at Nathan Littauer Hospital Gloversville. Johnson is a Mexico Academy and Central School SUCO graduate employed by Syracuse University Library. No wedding date set.
A kitchen tip notes that adding Italian seasoning to zucchini enhances flavor. The advice highlights a simple, tasty way to elevate vegetable dishes with common pantry herbs.
Feature highlights from the Ledaspain collection show a hip length navy blue brushed Spanish lambskin jacket with laced front and sailor collar paired with white bell bottom pants, and a long red suede wrap skirt with black trim at the waist.
Sandy Creek couple Charles J. Fuller and Lea Denise Sanders exchanged vows on May 27 in Greenfield Oklahoma. The groom is son of William and Mrs. Fuller of Sandy Creek. the bride is daughter of Carl and Mrs. Sanders of Greenfield. They were hosted at the family home in Sandy Creek with a buffet for 40. Mr. Fuller holds a BA from Oklahoma State University and works for Tree Preservation Co. of Elmsford. The bride is also an Oklahoma State alumna.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute reports Dean Preston of Oswego finished his freshman term with a 4.0 GPA and majors in physics. John J. LePine earned a BS at Oswego’s 11th Commencement and will teach in Maryland Park Junior High School Central Heights, MD. The Woman’s City Club hosts a 12 30 p.m. picnic at 143 W Third St. Helen Holleran recovers at 259 E Sixth St after three weeks post confinement. Suzanne Bechard and W Brian Caruso wed. reception at Panarama Party House 104 E Oswego. Virginia Norton earns an executive secretarial associate degree June 1 and will join Security Trust in Rochester. Bishop Brent Chapter sale on W Fifth St cancelled, rescheduled later.
The Dortmund Labor Office introduces a nursery for children of job interview candidates. A glass wall separates the kindergarten from the interview room allowing mothers to watch their children during the interview process.
Miss Sharon Haley among 36 graduates of St Josephs Hospital Health Center School of Nursing Syracuse who will take part in the June 25 graduation exercises at 3 p m in the Hotel Syracuse. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert R Haley of 42 E Seventh St.
At Oswego Hospital three births are listed. son Erwin to Mr and Mrs Duane of Pennellville on June 14. a daughter Russell to Mr and Mrs David of 46 W Van Buren St Oswego on June 14. a daughter Isbell to Mr and Mrs Harry of Oswego RD 2 on June 14.
Navy Petty Officer Third Class James R. Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Willard C Ellis of River View Farm Altmar New York sails for the Western Pacific aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Oriskany homeported in Alameda California. The ship joins the Seventh Fleet in Southeast Asian waters for its seventh combat deployment.
In this column readers seek affordable dog repellent ideas for a large lawn and discuss cleaning methods for fabrics and furniture. Tips include using hair spray to remove fresh ink marks on wood with caution and a method to remove sand from sleeping bags using vacuuming and baby powder.
Fulton notices report visits and hospital admissions including Clara Turnbull as a guest in St Petersburg Florida and Harold Hubbard injured in a fall. It mentions graduates and commissions with Linda Durfey at Oswego and Russell Cook at the University of Rochester NROTC ceremony. Cadet Edward Horton and Ensign Russell Cook are named among graduates and commissions.
P. F. C. Gary Place, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Place Sr., completed basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in Parris Island South Carolina.
A playful prompt asks readers to send homemaking ideas to Polly via the newspaper. The message requests Polly to be reached “in care of this newspaper” and offers a dollar as incentive if Polly uses a favored idea or solves a problem.
Female trade unionists in Frankfurt demand equal pay and better promotions for West Germany s 9 6 million women workers citing wage differentials. They note female industrial employees average 1 51 dollars per hour vs 2 17 dollars for men.
A simple method adds garlic salt to buttered toast cubes to create savory croutons for pea soup. Toasts are chopped into cubes and sprinkled with garlic salt for quick, tasty topping.
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