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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
5
Miss Elizabeth D Amico, left, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred D Amico, 14 W Seventh appears in a partial caption with Margaret DeCas- remaining readable text notes.
Sewing and baking tips from Oswego readers discuss using tissue under sheer fabrics to prevent mar, stitching with fine needles, and employing French seams. Also questions about substituting soft margarine for regular margarine in baked goods with notes on dough texture, freezing, and potential changes in cake volume. Readers are invited to send questions to Your Dollar at 311 Post Office Building Oswego NY.
Special Tomato Soup and crackers with hamburgers on toaded buns and fruit salad feature in a rainy night supper. The recipe uses Cheddar cheese soup with milk, tomato, corn and parsley, seasoned with Worcestershire sauce. Six servings.
Birth announcements from Oswego Hospital list ELMER son of Mr and Mrs Robert 114 Division Fulton June 19. RICE daughter of Mr and Mrs John 205 E Sixth Street June 19. WILSON daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond 129 Huemer Ave June 17. DECAIRE son of Mr and Mrs David 42 Church Oswego June 16. MCKERAGHA and Men Roger of 200 East Pork Fulton June 4.
Sharon Wellington, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Wel, graduates with honors from a local college. The milestone marks a family achievement as she earns her degree and begins a professional career.
Miss Gridley wed Harold E Nash Jr at First Presbyterian Church Liverpool on June 15 with Rev Mark Smith officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Michael Gridley and bridesmaids Mary Elder Linda Lujan Elma Hedlund Debbie Nash. best man John R Trice with ushers Michael Gridley and Michael Nash. Reception at Fireside Inn Baldwinsville. couple to reside in Liverpool. Bride Catherine Georgeopoplis played organ. groom a Thiel College graduate employed by Swift and Company.
A new Handbook for Freezing Foods from the New York State Cooperative Extension and Cornell University is now available locally. The 60 page illustrated bulletin covers freezing fruits vegetables meat game poultry fish shellfish dairy eggs cooked and prepared foods with methods like tray pack boil in bag pouches and non caloric sweeteners. Copies cost 50 cents and are obtainable from Oswego County Extension office at 311 Post Office Building Oswego New York 18126.
Three area students from Jefferson Community College in Watertown earned Honor Roll status for Spring 1988. Achieving indexes of 13.6 or higher were Mary S. Donoghue of Oswego Patricia M. Switzer of Pulaski and Donna Lucille Watson of Oswego.
The KE Society will gather at 7 tonight at the home of Miss Terry Raby located at 60 Fifth Ave for an indoor meeting and discussion.
Mr and Mrs Thomas E Donovan Jr announce the engagement of Patricia Ann Donovan to Lawrence E Hall son of Mr and Mrs Arthur W Hall of Geneva Patricia a graduate of Oswego Catholic High School attends State University College at Oswego He is Alfred Tech and SUCO graduate and a faculty member at Ben Franklin High School in Rome area
The Oswego County Bridge Club held a Monday evening tournament at the Fortnightly Club. Winners posted 61 points for Mrs. Thomas McGough and Frank G. Wells, 56.14 for Lt. Com. Richard Hicks and Robert Gerald, 50 for Mrs. Francis Barnes and Mrs. Albert Keegan, and 48% for Mrs. Kirke White and Mrs. Robert Hilman. The series end standings through June 17 show McGough at .5574, Johnson .5413, White .5393, Drake .5357, Farrell.
The Oswego County Home Bureau meets June 26 at the church fellowship hall Route 6 Palermo Center. Mrs. Theodore Whitlock and Mrs. Mildred Boi, fresh from a New York Federation workshop, report new crafts for 1908. A covered dish luncheon at noon precedes a talk on new vocation al school facilities to be built at Mexico with speakers Dr. Rayner and Richard Sheldon. A church tour will follow. guests are invited.
All children aged 4 through 16 are welcome to Vacation Bible School. Registration ahead of time or being present on the first day is important to avoid missing activities. Sessions run 10 AM or 2 PM Monday to Friday with lunch required and drinks provided. Transportation is available by calling 343-6401.
Peter Tambini, who joined the Langers' Club at age 11, retired after 62 years as maitre d hotel. To honor the milestone, Hon. Harold Medina and Whitney North Seymour Jr. attended as honored guests, and Tambini was named an honorary member of the club founded in 1876.
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