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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
4
The E. Riley School staged a 90 minute Bicentennial pageant last Thursday and Friday titled Sing America Sing. The performance showcased two hundred years of American history through teamwork and lively songs and dances. The audience gave a well earned standing ovation to the elementary level group.
Ladies Home Journal survey of presidential candidates spouses shows support for equal rights and abortion in various degrees. Betty Ford Rosalynn Carter Nancy Reagan express positions. some oppose constitutional amendment for abortion. The report also notes a wedding, a school program, and student performances celebrating American heritage.
A reader complains about neighbors with patriotic decorations and loud music disturbing sleep. Ann Landers suggests police action for nuisance and outlines steps to address the noise and light issues. A second letter asks why a husband stays thin while eating poorly. a thyroid check and physical are advised. A third reader notes hearing decline. guidance is to have the wife adjust her speaking voice.
Robert Manchester II, current Rotary International president for 1976 77, attended the Boca Raton assembly where Charles Goldstein announced his upcoming district post. About 1,100 Rotarians and families were present as Manchester presides over the event in Florida.
Lisbeth A. Benton and Thomas A. Dryer were united in marriage on June 19 at Harvard Memorial Church in Cambridge. The ceremony featured relatives, attendants, and a reception, with plans for future residence and studies for the couple.
The Department of Linguistics at State University College at Oswego offers two reading programs in late July to early August. A remedial tutoring program runs six hours weekly for 24 hours total, one-on-one, for grades 2 through 12, with flexible scheduling. A preschool readiness program targets ages two and a half to five, aiming to give a head start before entering school. Both programs have a nominal fee, with contact details and hours provided for interested parents.
Sam Sugar, Oswego High School senior, wins a $500 Central District scholarship from Dante Alighieri Lodge No. 436. The program awards 18 NY State scholarships annually. a state winner earns $2000. Sugar’s activities include Buccaneers, wind ensemble, Student Interclub Council, National Honor Society, and Presidential Classroom participation.
The Oswego Chamber of Commerce and Gemmanette Retail Merchants Bureau announce Community Days during the week. Today's Oswego Palladium Times shows cooperating stores advertising for the event as a large audience witnesses the Erte Sunset Avenue showcase.
The Fulton Women’s Club announces 250 scholarships for scholastically accredited high school seniors. Recipients include Cathleen Rusaw of Bodley High School who plans BOCES nursing studies, Jeffrey Grimshaw of Mohawk Valley CC for police science, and Beth Chalone of Os Catholic High School pursuing practical nursing at BOCES in Mexico.
Birth notices list new arrivals to families in Fulton Oswego Phoenix and surrounding addresses. Entries include Sherid an Ringland Abbott Recore Abare Haynes and Canale with birth dates from June in various households.
Sandra J Warren daughter of the late Alan Warren of Geneva Ohio and Jean Svereika of Fulton plans to wed Steven F Norton son of Alfred Norton and Mrs Norton of Wellingford Pennsylvania on May 14 1977. Warren a 1974 Utica Psychiatric Center School of Nursing graduate and G Ray Bodley High School alumna will graduate from Eastern College in July. Norton attends Eastern College St Davids Pennsylvania and plans to enter Stern Baptist Theological Seminary after graduation.
Dr. Joan Huff of the Chancel Dancers attends the annual June Institute of the Sacred Dance Guild at Kirkridge Bangor Pa from June 22 to 25. Rabbi Milton Richman of Scranton will present a session on Dance for the Sabbath. Guild officers Martha Yates President Mary Jane Wolbers Program Chairman and Joan director assist in workshops for inter faith religious expression.
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