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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
4
A period recipe outlines a Turkey Wellington built from a boneless turkey roast and mushroom pate wrapped in pastry, plus a foil pan turkey pan roast. It covers ingredients, assembly, baking, serving, and nutrition notes, with directions for mushroom pate, pastry prep, and finishing au jus.
Friends of Mr and Mrs Jack Kleege invite to a silver anniversary open house from 2 to 5 p.m. this Sunday at the Kleege home on Fair Haven Rd. Reception is given by the couple’s families.
A free port allows unloading storing and reshipping goods without fees. Singapore serves as an example of a free port system reflecting how such hubs operate within global trade.
Oswego Hospital announces births including HEAGERTY son to Mr and Mrs George of 10 Pierce Drive Fulton born June 22 McINTOSH son to Mr and Mrs Irwin of 8 Mercer St Baldwinsville born June 22 POTTS son to Mr and Mrs Leonard of Pennellville born June 22 TALAMO daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph of Washington Blvd Oswego born June 22 MYERS daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald of RD 1 Pennellville born June 22 PATRICK daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald of 811 W Third St Fulton born June 23 TYLER daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas of RD 1 Fulton born June 23.
Analysts project worldwide meat consumption totaling about 138 million metric tons in 1980, reflecting rising demand across regions and incomes. Projections consider population growth, dietary shifts, and meat production capacity.
Sister Margaret Charles secretary treasurer of Nazareth Convent in Rochester celebrated her Silver Jubilee. A High Mass, dinner, and reception followed. Daughter of Charles Lashomb of Sandy Creek, she is a 1945 Sandy Creek Central School graduate and Nazareth College alumna. Attendees included her parents, sister and nephew from Lacona.
St Pauls Altar Rosary Society sponsors a Strawberry Festival from 5 p.m. Saturday June 26 in the school auditorium. Miss Mary Ellen Godden, daughter of Mrs Margaret E Godden, has been nominated for life membership in Pi Gamma Mu honoring social science work. Mrs Godden earned a MS in library science at Syracuse University in May 1971. Westminster Club held its annual luncheon at the Country Club with prize to Shirley Botting. Lake City Chapter 352 Order of the Eastern Star hosts a 6:30 p.m. dinner and 8 p.m. meeting at the Masonic Temple. A rummage sale at the Church of the Evangelists parish house. Oswego County Bridge Assn weekly tournament results listed with multiple players and scores.
Lake City Chapter 352 officers Gladys Peck Vida Mae Scheire Judee Smith and Norman Harrard served as hostesses for a baby shower Friday evening at the home of Robert and Judee Smith and children in Sleepy Hollow Thirty.
Mrs Lois Wafler of Wolcott RD 2, active in community work and Huron Presbyterian Church, was chosen vice moderator at the 1971 Synod of New York meeting. Representing over 293,000 Presbyterians in New York and Puerto Rico, she and husband Fritz moved to Wolcott 11 years ago from California and run a large fruit farm and nursery with three children.
Miss Mary Christine Sullivan of Holyoke Mass and Phillip John Barclay of Oswego exchanged marriage vows June 12 at Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University. Rev Charles Borgononi officiated. Bridesmaid Donna Gustino and best man Joseph Hazard attended. They plan to reside in Cleveland Ohio after a reception at General Hutchinson House.
EAST NEW HAVEN Jack Fitzsimmons of Oswego married Mrs Beatrice Wight Friday evening at the First Congregational Church in New Haven. The Rev James Scovil officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Orrin Heath of Henderson. A reception followed at the Selden home. The couple spent the weekend at the Thousand Islands Kingston and Silver Lake Ontario, with Robbie Wight returning home Sunday evening.
Phi Chapter of Beta Chi Inc installed a new slate of officers and six new members at a Colonial House banquet. Installation was led by Jane Miller with Marie Thayer and Marge Weber assisting. New members: Wendy Denny Elizabeth Moshier Barbara Barclay Joas Pauldine Joan Phaff Pat Vashaw. Officers: Jane Miller president Teresa Tripp vice president Carol Ashbee recording secretary Diane Osetek treasurer Edda Eaton corresponding secretary Marlene Toscano senior scholarship rep Janet Harris junior scholarship rep Mary Ciappa historian publicity manager Pat Tripp parliamentarian Marge Weber. Mary Ciappa toast mistress. guests from Groton and Oswego. Award given to Marge Weber. entertainment by the Philomelians.
Oswego Garden Club held a workshop on June 21 at the City Library. Members planned a colonial design display and introduced a Junior Activities program to teach gardening, wildlife preservation, and flower arranging. A field trip to the Biological Research Center grounds and observatory on Johnson Road will be announced later.
Mrs Joyce Cook president of the Fair Haven Business and Professional Women's Club announces the appointment of committee chairmen for the year ahead. Mary OConnor program Marion Henry membership Patricia Westover civic participation Irene LaRock personal development Mildred Howell world affairs Clara Cooper finance Agnes Mead legislation Marion Gilmer public relations Mary Lou Park scholarship Marian Curtis foundation Barbara Bailey ways and means
The hawthorn tree bears the tiniest buds of any tree, so small they require a magnifying glass to be seen clearly.
Miss Staney Smith of Morrisville will attend Agricultural and Technical College at Morrisville this fall majoring in secretarial science. She, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard A Smith of 19 Gerritt Street, is graduating this month from Oswego High School.
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