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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1969
Page
4
Food for Americans learn how Danes craft robust open faced sandwiches. The article details cold and hot open faced varieties using breads, butter, crab salad, sardines, salmon, shrimp, eggs, asparagus, dill and garnishes. It provides a simple hot open faced recipe with egg onion pepper ham asparagus and milk mixture.
Betty Canary Adams laments overpreparing for trivial questions from her children while seeking real debates on teen drinking curfews and war. She notes her daughters shy away from art talk preferring questions about coats keys and Mona Lisa eyebrows.
Homemaker notes a pantry or stairwell space can be converted into a compact powder room. A 4x5 foot area suffices. corner installations available for irregular shapes.
The article suggests buying cloth or plastic impregnated books for babies and tots to keep them sanitary with a quick sudsy water rinse. It notes such materials are easier to clean and maintain than standard paper books.
Grease the pan before melting chocolate to ease cleaning. An alternative is using a disposable two layer foil cup to reduce mess and simplify cleanup.
For droopy eyes apply a two tone technique. Use shiny white liner starting past the pupil to extend outward along the eye’s curve then widen and end with an upward flick. Add a brown line just inside the inner corner following the curve and continue above the white line for a lifted, awake look.
Beta Chi Beta installed officers with Eunice Wheeler presiding at Panarama. JoAnn Cloonan became president and crowned Cathie Leppert as Girl of the Year with Connie Murabito as first runner up. Awards were given to outgoing officers. Philomelian Alumni provided entertainment.
Mrs. Sharon Ann Parow of Washington Blvd Oswego participates in a regional health education workshop for elementary teachers at State University College at Cortland She is one of 20 instructors from Central New York chosen for the 30 hour program starting June 15 The workshop carries no academic credit and after it ends she will return to Mexico Academy Central School District to teach.
Phoenix Lionettes entertained their husbands at Bow Inn with a dinner and evening of dancing on Wednesday night. Door prizes were won by Mrs Buck and Mrs Milton Gillespie. Lionette president Mrs George Case said the group will pause for summer and resume meetings in September.
On Sunday morning the Baptist parish will honor its seniors at the morning service. They will attend in caps and gowns and include Kathryn Gilbert, John Gilbert, Dale Wilkinson, June Knickerbocker, Alfred Caltabiano, Bonnie Nardozzi, Frank Grabowski, Sharon Rookey, and Vicki Mills.
Miss JoAnn Sears daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Sears Jr of East Port Bay Rd Wolcott married Millard Barcomb son of Mrs Ethel Barcomb of Lake Ave Wolcott at St Mary Magdalen Church Walcott The couple left for a wedding trip to the Thousand Islands and Canada They will reside on Lake Ave Wolcott Millard is with Xerox Corp and JoAnn works at the Ben Franklin Store Wolcott
The Baptist Couples Club will meet at the church Saturday at 6 30 PM to depart for miniature golf. They will then return to the home of Mr and Mrs John Palmer for a business meeting and refreshments.
The Congre gational Couples Club will hold a picnic Saturday at five o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Clay. Food and fellowship await members and guests with details in the club notice.
A Benin City magistrate fines two hunters 140 dollars or six months in jail for shooting three young elephants without a license and taking their tusks from a forest reserve. The government values the elephant remains at 142.80 dollars. tusks and hides are to be confiscated.
Margaret Jane Ascenzi and David John Forbes wed at St. Marys Star of the Sea in Mexico on June 7 with Rev. James P. Slowey officiating. The bride wore organza and venise lace with a cathedral train and carried a daisied rosary.
Oswego Palladium Times publishes a wedding photo and story up to one month after the event. After one month only a brief notice appears. After two months no account is possible. For set dates, call Social Desk to reserve space at least four days before the wedding. A wedding information blank is available from Mrs Ida Le convenience.
Advice stresses quick action to stop water flow during leaks. Recommends all adults and teens know shutoff location and keep plumber contact information easily accessible for quick repairs and prevention of major damage.
Five year old Ricky Shuler, son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Shuler of Baldwinsville, is set to appear on Miss Joans Romper Room on Channel 9 from June 23 to July 4. Mrs Shuler, formerly Barbara Budd of Fruit Valley, is tied to the Budd family. Harvey Duval of Hannibal Center has undergone surgery and may receive cards at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital in Syracuse. Folk Masses debut at Grace Church Mexico and St James Pulaski with guitars and folk songs in services linked to graduation ceremonies. Oswego County American Legion auxiliary installs officers for 1969 70 led by Ruth Murphy as installing officer and Agnes Southworth as county chairman.
A collection of reader tips on using tissue tubes as gifts and drying lines for blankets, napkin rings from tubes, mailings with leftover church bulletins, and simple home hacks. Practical craft ideas include tissue tube gifts, fire starters from paper rolls, napkin rings, and a method for marking missed church members. The piece also advises on lettuce washing and shares a floor stripping recipe from the Better Floors Council.
A refreshing citrus sherbet punch suits hot days as a festive family treat or buffet highlight. It blends orange and lemon lime juice with sherbet ice cream and ginger ale, served with mint, using an electric juicer for quick prep.
Bleach is safe for most washable fabrics when used as directed but avoids animal fibers spandex fabrics nonfast dyes and chlorine sensitive finishes to prevent yellowing of wash and wear textiles.
Elizabeth Arlene Lagoe daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis J Lagoe Jr Fair Haven will wed Stanley Jay Walker son of Mr and Mrs Homer Walker Martville Miss Lagoe a practical nurse at Oswego Hospital and Red Creek Central School graduate Walker a Red Creek Class of 1969 member and employee at Cato Show Print Co.
A kitchen tip suggests frying bacon faster by crisscrossing slices in the pan and turning them all at once with a pancake turner to ensure even cooking.
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